Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-21
THE FAIR.
Additional Exhibits aud Very
Creditable Display.

Creditable Display.
The third day of the Pathological Fai
was quite as successful in point OF at
tendance as those which have preceded
it. The value of the exposition as al
advertisement of the productions OF thu
country is we'll illustrated by the fac
that perhaps two-thirds of the people
who pass along the aisles admiring tht
rich display of fruit and farm produce
bear the insignia of the visiting order
They are not at all reticent about ex
pressing their admiration, and when they
return to their homes beyond the Rockies
they will tell tales which will help tc
swell the tide of immigration rolling in
this direction.
In order that the exhibit might accom-
plish this purpose to its best advantage
complimentary admission tickets were
freely issued in large numbers to Odd
Fellow visitors, through the executive
committee. The management complain
that this privilege has been used by large
numbers of persons for whom it was not
intended and even the crowded houses
which have been gathered every night
have not brought in the customary
amount of revenue. Wednesday night,
although there were several thousand
people present, large percentage oi
them citizens, only a little over $10O
was taken in. 1t is certainly to be re.
gretted that the undertaking should not
be as successful financially as it is in
other respects.
Yesterday morning sixty-two children
from the Protestant Orphan Asylum, led
by Mrs. D. G. Stevens, attended the fair
and were treated to ice cream and cake
by the ladies of the w. G. T. U. The in
dications are good that the medical ad-
wiser for that establishment will be kept
busy for some time. The Orange band
occupied the stage all day.
The baby show, which will be for
many the drawing card of the whole at
traction, will take place this afternoon at
2o'clock. Tonight the wheelmen of the
Los Angeles Club will give an exhibition
of fancy and trick riding. Saturday
night there will be an address by the
Superintendent, T. A. Carey, and a
grand ball in honor of the Odd Fellows.
This will end the Pathological Fair.
The Westminster people are not con-
tent with having one of the very best ex-
hibits in the fair, but they also lay claim
to some of the articles marked for an
yesterday, signed by w. H. Bentley, of
Westminster, and James McFadden, de-
claring that Ell Modena's exhibit of fruit
and potatoes should be thrown out of the
competition, as they were not grown in
that district. The protest also asserts
that part of the exhibit OF Santa Ana
was grown in Westminster.
The Santa Barbara exhibit suffered by
being eleven days on the way. 1t never
theless makes good showing, and some
butter from Santa Maria, a district of
Santa Barbara county, has delicious
appearance.
The Cactus has put in an elaborate
booth, with a panorama of the Bridal
Falls in the background, surrounded by
cluster of real cacti.
The exhibit of flowers which has been
noticed in the HERALD as coming from
Mrs. Carey is shared by Eli Snyder, of
the Central Park Floral Company.
The entries closed Wednesday night,
except for babies. A few which had not
been chronicled are as follows:
A. j. Saunders, MCPHERSON, Los An.
geles woods, display OF raisins and
ounce jelly.
Fred G. Rowland, Los Angeles, oil
painting.
Isaac Miller, Santa Maria, dried apples
and prunes.
J. r. Morris, Santa Maria, sample of
barley.
Adams, Mcneil & Co., Santa Maria,
Bakers flower.
@. 1. Hobson, Santa Maria, display of
vegetables.
Isaac Fesler, Santa Maria, big pump
kin.
N. H. Wood, Santa Maria, corn and
apples.
r. S. Brown, Santa Maria, apples.
J. A. Shuman, Santa Maria, butter.
Mrs. S. A. Lewis, Ell Monte, white
potatoes.
j. M. Morris, San Bernardino, egg
plants.
Mrs. Ella Stuart. Los Angeles, po-
tatoes.
J.P. Beauchamp, Los Angeles Ostrich
Farm, ostrich feathers and fans.
w. H. Bentley, Westminster, sample
of barley.
G. G. Lloyd, Westminster, red potatoes.
Thos. Morris, Westminster, white po-
tatoes.
H. Baldridge, Westminster, variety
of potatoes.
Alfred Beckett, Westminster, sweet po-
tatoes.
G.. J. Murdoch, Westminster, large dis
play of vegetables.
j. B. Monlin, Westminster, white car
rots.
d. Head, Westminster, potatoes.
James Moss, Westminster, onions.
J. Kelley, Westminster, squashes.
w. B. Lamson. Westminster, oranges.
P. M. Napier, Westminster, soft-shelled
almonds.
&C. Lloyd, Westminster, field corn.
Frank Turner, Westminster, peanuts.
A. Yeorman, Los Angeles, collection OF
illustrated ornithology of California.
S. J. Jones, Santa Monica. sugar beets.
Bagby and Lucas, Santa Monica, vege-
tables.
Mrs Mary Schaffer, Los Angeles, baby
twins, Mary and Jacob, months.
Mrs. Geo. Beckerholt, Los Angeles,
baby girl, Loretta, 10 months.
Mrs. L. V. Voorhees,, Los Angeles
gloves.
E. D. Sturtevant, Edgemont, pond
lilies.
E. P. Norwood, Cucamonga, fruits, etc
DOtngs at the HarbOr.
SAN PEDRO, September II, 1888.
EDITORS HERALD-Since my last letter
there has happened no specially exciting
event in our quiet town. Business il
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