The Third Angel's Message (1893) - Alonzo T. Jones

some rather personal matters between the
organization which he represented and the
organization of engineers, which we think it best
for us not to seem to take any part in by printing
and circulating as widely as this document will be
spread-- Publishers (original document].
Then the plea is made that the opening of the
Fair will necessitate extra work upon the part of the
engineers. Let me call your attention to this fact,
that if the Worlds's Fair is closed on Sunday people
will be absolutely prohibited from enjoying its
privileges on that day. That day will be given to
traveling. Men will start on Sunday, reach Chicago
Sunday night or Monday, spend the week at the
Fair, take the train the latest hour Saturday night or
the earliest hour Sunday morning.
Mr. Durborow: Mr. Morgan, you have been
speaking just twenty-five minutes and have
consumed the time allotted to you. I understand
that you desire Mr. Askew to follow you and
unless you give way to him, of course you would
occupy his time.
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