The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1886-02-11
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the hues of the rainbow in every direc-
ton. and the magniiicence of an Ordi-
nary pyrotechnic exhibition was multi
pied many times by the opalcsceni tiut
thrown over it all by the crystalline
walls of the palace.
The Ice Kings seat OF power was a
palace of phosphorcsccnt tire, now
white, now blue, now green, now red,
cleaning and glittering. every turret
shooting up fan-like tongue Of fire.
To the spectators at distance, the
sight was Of most wonderful beall-
ty; the cleaning castle, with IFS
canfguerafion. stood out, q sihansette
Of many colnred lights, against the
black sky and the blszing solless
which shot from it and toward il made
q picture Of lurid splendor. Finall.
the FIRE Kings vollevs became weaker
and fewer and at length he sued for
peace, and Borealis. nothing 10th. de-
clared the combat ended, and thetwo
Kings mounted upon one chariot rode
together at the head of the column a.
the proce- sion formed and passed
through the city.
THE MINNEAPOLIS DELEGATION
arrived about s p. m. numbering some
5000 visitors including City officials,
militia. clubs aud citizens. A special
procession was formed under directions
Of Mayor Rice Of st. Paul. and the new
arrival escorted to the carnival grounds
with the highest honors.
So passed the day and eventful
night, the hours of which had sped III
roy al pleasure.
PROGRAMME SECOND WEEK.
The second week of the carnival
promises many new and attractive
features as will be seen from the >kele-
ton outline Of events introduced below:
FEBr. s. Forenoon: Exhibition of
Toboge aning At all slides by experts.
.4fiernoon: Match Game of Polo OH
rink in Carnival Grounds for Prize and
Championship Of Northwest; Snow->hoe
Races on the course in the Park.
Ercning: Second Entertainment by
Winnipeg Branch Of st. Georges
Snow-shoe Club At Carnival Hall.
FEBr. 8. Forenoon: Indian Sports at
the Encampment in Carnival Park.
afternoon: Grand Prize Burlesqne aud
(irotesque Masquerade Parade through
principal streets. Erening: Brilliant
Illumination Of the Ice Palace by
colored fires and gorgeous dissolving
lights; Prize Sports within tho
Grounds.
FEBY. 10. Foredoon: Prize Exhibi-
ton by Scandinavian Ski Clubs at
Carnival Park. afternoon: Speeding
of gentleman driving horses on river
track. Erening: Entertainment BY st.
Paul Ideals at Carnival Hall.
FEBY. IL. g. A. T. day. Forenoon:
Reception of Visiting Posts. afternoon:
Parade Of G. A. X. Posts. Military
Companies and Uniformed Clubs. Ece,e-
ing: Storming of Ice Palce BY &. A. L.
Forces; Defence OF Ice King and VIM
ter clubs; Capitulation OF Ice King and
taking Of the flag; the Victors and
Vanquished in Procession.
FEBY. II. Forenoon: Snow-Shoe
contest between white men and indians.
Afternoon: Grand Review of all uni
formed clubs by President and officers
Of Association. Euening: Saiurnalia
at Carnival park; all sports,in progress
Dazzling Illumination of Ice Palace:
Grand pyrotechnic dlsplayand release.
of two hundred mammoth fire balloons.
FEBY. Is. Forenoon: Exhibition
by Indians and Dog Trains at Carnival
Park; Dances. Races and Games.
afternoon: Children's Dav at all Slides
and Kinks. Erening: The Opera OF
Pinaforc by st. Paul German Society
at Carnival Hall.
Tobogganing slides, skating and
curling rinks. Indian village. booths,
ETC.. inside the Carnival grounds. Con-
tests by sporting clubs every day. Pal
ace brilliantly illuminated nightly.
Electric lights and colored fires.