St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-15
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Prof. Duplessis' class in acrobatic per-
fOrmanceS and featS of strength and
skill, illustrative of the perfection of
physical culture.
Nineteenth Day, Wednesday, Sept. IL
Special popular programme, selected
by Cappa. Attendance of Masonic and
other secret societies in uniform.
Twentieth Day, Thursday, Sept. IS.
Wedding day. Bridal music from diff
presented to the contracting will be on
exhibition from Wednesday,, Sept. II,
until after the ceremony.
Twenty-frst Day. Friday, Sept. IL
Prof. Duplessis and his class in athletic
exercises. Lachmund's juvenile band.
Twenty-SecOnd Day, Saturday Sept.
Bold settlers day. Prize buggy
given by f. l.. barrow & Co. to the
oldest married couple that have lived
together the longest as man and wife in
Minnesota, who appear at the EXPOSE
ton this day. Prize suit of clothes
given by Altman & Co. to the father of
the largest family of children. Prize
sleigh given by Hederley & McCracken
appears at the Exposition ON that day.
Northwestern Stove works give stove
to the mother (widOw) of the largest
family of children.
Twenty-third Day. Monday, Sept. II
Manufacturers day: Gold medal given
by j. r. Elliott for best brand of flour,
TO be voted for by the visitors on that
day: each visitor buying ticket will
receive coupon emitting him to one
vote only. Prof. Duplessis' class, aero
batic exercises.
Twenty-Fourth Day, Tuesday Sep. IS
Baby show. Prizes. Musical pro
gramme: Selections from Gilbert &
Sullivan's comic operas, rendered by
First and second prizes, finest boy baby
under one year. First and second
prizes, finest girl baby under one year.
First and second prizes, finest twins UNI
der Que year. First and second prizes,
finest triplets.
Prizes to be annocuced hereafter.
Twenty-fifth Day, Wednesday, Sept.
i9Scandinavian day. Special musical
programme, introducing to the general
public the weird and beautiful music of
the Scandinavian hills and fiords. Ma
tiOnal reunion of all Scandinavian sur
yivors of the late war with grand parade
and appropriate exercises in the build
ing. - 90 90
Ladies' day. Cooking exhibit. Regain
silver ware, the nature of which will be
announced later. Afternoon, special
programmes; evening, Wagner pro-
gramme.
TWenty-seventh Day, Friday, Sept.
21-Lachmund's Childaen'S orchestra,
$50 pieces, in characteristic and ent err
tanning symphonies by great composers.
Selections from the popular comic operas
by Cappa's band.
Twenty eighth Day, Saturday, Sept.
STANDARDIZATION day. Jubilee sing
ers. Prizes, hats for best quartette,
given by Big Boston. Orphans day.
Prizes for the best behaved orphan girl
and boy under twelve years. Suit of
Feast for children. Prize for girl to be
announced later. Articles submitted in
| cooking competitions to be served to
| lutte visitors. Guessing games.
Twenty-ninth Day, Monday, Sept.
| 24.-German day. Musical programme
| rendered by DanZ's great band, forty
musicians and soloists of the first class.
| Prof. Stempf's chorus in evening, in
selections from the great composers.
| Prizes for wOmen'S collective display
awarded this day. New Home Sewing
| Machine company give sewing ma
! chine as first prize for best individual
| display of women's work. Folds q
| Griffith give pair of lace curtains as sec
! ond prize. Drenner & Co. give an ele-
| CANT French decorated tea set as first
prize for most UNIQUE heirloom. Lara
| q Go. give one set elegant lace curtains
as second prize. Other prizes to be an
/ nounced hereafter.
Thirtieth Day, Tuesday, Sept. 25
Prof. Frank DAM and his superb
band in special musical programme.
| Amateur wrestling and Sparring
matches by amateur resident in Min
| neapolis and st. Paul for at least two
| years prior. Prizes for same given by
| Frederick A. Leland, one set white kid
boxing gloves and one pair Ebonite
| Indian clubs.
Thirty-first Day, Wednesday, Sept. 25
Special musical programme. Brad
| street, Thurber & Co. give prizes to the
| amount of $50, to be awarded to the best
| production of amateur work in Oil and
| water cOlOrS.
| Thirty-second Day, Thursday, Sept.
| 27.@Selections, including the most pop
ular musical gems of Ireland, by DAMS
great Minneapolis band.
sfhirty-third Day, Friday. Sept. Is
| Exhibitors Day. Reception by those
| who contribute to the features of the
great show to their friends. Distribu-
| ton of special souvenirs by exhibitors
| to commemorate the Third Annual Ex-
! position. Special programme of musi-
cal selections, rendered by Prof. DAM
and his band.
Thirty-fourth Day, Saturday, Sept. 30
Closing day. The exposition goes
| out in blaze of glory. Special pro-
| gramme introducing many novelties
| calculated to amuse and instruct the
| public. Grand farewell concert by
| DAMS band.
Many other citizens have expressed
| their intention to give prizes, but have
not yet decided what they will be or
| how they will be disposed of. This is
| the first instance in the history of the
expositions where citizens have
| for. and too much cannot be
| sad in their praise, for the
| iiberality and enterprise in giving this
support to our Exposition. AS this is
the first year an attempt has been made
\ to have a special programme for each
| day with prizes for the different attrac-
| tiolfs, and visitors will keep up the in
terest, and. in the language of Secretary
| Byron, make this the ''biggest show on
earth.' We are informed that the APP
| plicatiOnS for space received up to this
| time exceed in number those received
| up to June last year. 1t is confidently
expected that the ''Bench show" for
which arrangements are not fully COM
pieted, will be one of the great attrac-
tons of this years Exposition.
SOUTH SIDE SCHOOLS.
The Board of Education Discusses
! Sites in Executive Session.