St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-02
A GALA WEEK.
The Special At reactions and
Prizes for Each Day.

The Special At reactions and
Prizes for Each Day.
If the attractions last week were suf
ficient to draw a large attendance on
each day, the great building should be
filled to its full capacity the coming
week, for each day there is some event
Of public interest, and the number and
the value of the prizes will be an adj
ditiOnal inducement. Monday is dedi-
Gated to the sewing girls. The Singer
Sewing Machine company will give one
of its machines to the most popular
seamStreSs, and the Bremmer Baking
company box of family crackers to the
young lady present having the greatest
number of brothers and sisters. The
manufacturing establishments and firm
employing serving girls have generally
signifed their intention of allowing en-
plOyes q half-hOliday in order that they
may attend the Exposition on the day
especially set apart for them.
Tuesday will be Masonic day In honor
of the laying of the corner stone of the
Masonic temple on that day, and all par
ticipating in the parade will be admitted
free. The prizes on that day will be all
elegant dress pattern of heavy black
groS grain silk donated by Segelbaum
Bros, and a heating or cooking
stove donated by the KeOkuk Stove
company, to be disposed of by allott-
ment
Wednesday will be Minneapolis day.
Interesting exercises are being arranged
to take place i'll the main hall, which
will be participated in by some of the
most prominent men of the state. A
special and popular musical programme
will be rendered both afternoon and
evening by Cappa's band, and prizes
will be awarded, among which will be
an elegant gold medal, presented by
Harry Legg, to the finest exhibit to be
voted that day. Each person buying a
ticket to the Exposition this day will
receive a coupon emitting him to one
vote, and the exhibit receiving
the largest number of votes
will be awarded the medal. In
the evening there will be a drill by
squad OF Minneapolis police followed
by athletic exercises by members of the
force. The ID. +. Bremner Baking COM
pany gave a box of fancy crackers to the
man who has been in the greatest num-
Der of battles. l. E. Burt will give
three portraits to the ministers of the
city to be voted for as follows: To the
most popular minister in the city, full
life size portrait; to the next, three
quarter size portrait; to the next, half
size portrait. These prizes to be
awarded according to the number of
votes received.
Thursday will be st. Paul and Ed
itors' day. a reception will be rendered
the citizens of st. Paul by the officers of
the Exposition and the people of Mime
OpOliS, and addresses will be made by
prominent speakers. Fick'S floral dis
play will also be made on this day. The
editors of the Northwest will be BAN
quoted by the Exposition management
in the evening. The Horton Portrait
company, of st. Paul, will give an ele-
giant Parasian pastel, valued at 800,
which will be given to the oldest MEM
Der of the newspaper fraternity of the
Northwest present at the Exposition on
that day. The ''OldeSt member" will be
construed to be the man who has been
longest in the harness in the Northwest.
Max Adler & Co. will give the follow
ing prizes: One hundred fine cigars to
the handSOmeSt editor of a Northwest
ern sheet present on that day; one hun
dred to the uglieSt, one hundred to the
thinnest, one hundred to the latest,
one hundred to the talleSt, one hundred
to the shortest, one hundred to the edi-
tor with the biggest feet, one hundred
to the editor with the biggest head, one
hundred to the Oldest, and one hundred
to the youngest. The ID. F. Bremner
Baking company give a box of fancy
crackers to the oldest newspaper man
present on this day.
Friday LachmundS orchestra of $50
young musicians will give a concert,
and this will be the great musical day
of the Exposition.
Saturday will be Farmers day, and
the programme fairly bTistles with
prizes and special attractions. Suitable
prizes for agricultural and dairy prod
uctS are to be given andi arranged by
the produce exchange of Minneapolis:
guessing games for children; prizes for
oldest, ugliests and handSomest dolls /;
prize of valuable gold medal to the
pupil showing the best educational
record, the competition to be limited to
the public schools of Hennepin county.
Prize presented by w. E Sterling,
manager Peoples theater. q. A. r. re-
ceptiOn (eyening). Cordial invitation
10 all comrades in the state and North
west. Competitive drill by the soldiers
of 1S61-65, using old tactics. Martial
music of all nations. COMMANDMENTS
Chief John p. Rea and officers of the
q. A. r. in attendance. George HUM
will give dress sword and belt to the
member of the q. A. II. whose papers
show the longest term of active service
during the late war. The ID. +. Brem-
ner Baking company will give box of
crackers to the farmer showing the best
crock Of huttpr