Bisbee daily review., 1904-07-30
Words of Praises
 for St. Louis Fair
PROMINENT VISITORS DECLARE IT SURPRISES ALL Ex-
 EXCAVATIONS.
The Opinion Is Unanimous That No Other Exposition Ever Equaled This, and Attendance is Both a Duty and a Privilege.

St. Louis July 29.-Durlng the past few weeks a great many men 9romi- nent in the various walks of life. but particularly in the political field Eave visited St. Louis and the Exposition. The comments of some of them show ing a unanimous opinion of the sur passing beauty and greatness of she Fair are given below:
 Hon. Daniel J. Campau. Michigan political leader: The Fair is the most magnificent the world has even seen. It is positively sinful for parents 10 fail to bring their children to see 1t. It is the greatest educator the world has ever had. The beauty and masri- tude of the exposition is so great that it cannot be appreciated until seen. The people of Michigan appreciate the greatness of the Fair. l believe, and will continue to come to St. Louis in numbers. l have only words of praise for the Exposition and for St Louis. The worlds Fair City is wonderfully fine host, taking good care of all her guests"
 Hon. John Sharp Williams. "f Mis- sissippi. Democratic lealer :n the House of Representatives, and Ten porary Chairman of the Democratic National Convention: The l 2uis- jana Purchase Exposition is, by far, the most wonderful thing of its kind and as an educator it can not be ex- celled. No one should fail to see he Exposition, as it can not be appreelat- ed by merely reading about it."
 Judge J. w. Mckinley, of Los An geles. Chairman of the California Del egation to the National Republican Convention. T think it is a won derful display. The products Of the industry of the world. especially hose of the American people. are worthy of being seen by eTery one. whatever distance one may have to come. l am particularly proud of California s fine exhibit. It's worth coming from California to St. Louis to see. l ind St. Louis well prepared to handle the largest crowds. There seems to be no trouble whatever to care for visitors. The city is full of pleasant private houses which can accommodate people in a manner more than satisfactory. The hotels seem 10 be plentiful and have reasonable rates for all"
 Ex-Governor Larrabee, of Iowa: The exposition is wonderful. It is the greatest I have ever seen. It Is so large, beautiful and comprehen- sive that I can not pro ,erly express myself as to what think of it. IL is a great educator and should be seen by everyone"
 Hon. Perry Belmont, of New York, .Tr O ooy nitude and beauty the Fair is wonder full; it is worth coming a long dis tance to see. New York is well rep resented at the Fair. and the Empire State will send more than its quota of i visitors to the Exposition"
 Mrs. Perry Belmont: "-sle Fair is simply gorgeous. The illumination of the grounds is particularly pleasing St. Louis is well prepared to receive | her visitors"
 Governor Richard Yates. of Illinois The more I see of the exposition thu 1 more enjoy it. It is by all mean! the greatest Worlds Fair I have evel seen. As an opportunity for becom 1 ing acquainted with the resources O ! the country, for acquiring a genera hAO"iSuSS oA every suOJeSl tAdt Soi think of, visit to the Fair should no
 be missed. It is also an excellen means for having a good time Tn ] amusement features are fine. St. Loui.
 seems wei prepared to take care o her guests. The city and the man
 agement of the Exposition in particu
 lar are to be congratulated for wha
 they have accomplished. The Fair i beautiful and should be seen by all