St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-24
BEGINNING TO LOOM.
Everything Running Smooth
ly on the Third Day Of
the Exposition.
Not a Foot Of Unoccupied
Space in the Whole
Building.
An Exclusive Franchise" Ex-
hibit on the Third
Floor.
Future Attractions Booked
for the Greatest Show
on Earth.

The general appearance of Col. By
ron's big show was rather more salts
factory yesterday than on either day
before. Several spots that looked
rather bare and deserted when the doors
were first thrown open on "Wednesday
have been filled with attractive exhib-
its, and the big open space between the
displays of the Northern Pacific and
Manitoba railways is being taken up
by handsome display of furniture
and household goods from the New Eng
land company's establishment. Many
of the displays are being more tastefully
and attractively arranged each day, and
no one can fail to find new things
every time he makes an inspection
of the displays. 1t is impossible to
notice all the interesting features in
one or two visits, and even when per-
son thinks every object is familiar he is
sure to run across something new and
interesting that has failed to attract his
attention.
Every one of Innes' concerts seems
better than the last. and the great leader
and his band are already becoming i'm
mensely popular. A large crowd list
ened to the programme yesterday, and
many of the pieces were encOred, the
enthusiasm over Mr.. lnneS' trombone
solo being especially high.
People were beginning to discover
yesterday that photograph is OH eXhi-
bition in the building, and the gentle
men who have charge of the machines
which are located in the southwestern
corner of the third floor were kept busy
all the afternoon excluding people from
the holy of holes, where the instru-
ment is on watch. The photograph is
undoubtedly one of the greatest draw
ing cards in the buildingif the public
had access to it, but the system Of eX-
hiblting it is so exclusive that nothing
short of a letter of introduction from
Jim Blaine or Baby Mckee will procure
an admission. All the great solos of the
recent SaengerfeSt were recorded by the
little electric stylus, and are now reeled
off to the great delight of the select few
who have been allowed to inspect the
machines. The different numbers in Mr..
InneS' programmes are now being re-
corded in similar manner for the
benefit of future visitors.
The exhibit of the Cochrane Roller
Mill company, of Escanaba, Mich, is
proving quite an attraction, as might be
the family is such a prominent COM
modify. 1t consists of full set of
twelve rollers arranged according to
new and improved system, and all run
by one belt.
The morning is the time that the
country people show up the best. They
rise early, and some of them are usually
waiting to get in when the big show
opens at o'clock. Until about II they
have the building largely to themselves,
and some sights are seen that would re-
mind an observant citizen of some of
the cartoons in the comic papers. Some
of them look suspiciously at the atten-
dant who requests them to give up UNI
brellaS and canes on entering the art
gallery, and a great many of them in
spect the electrical exhibits at long
range with an expression on their faces
that indicates awe as well as wonder.
Altogether yesterday was the most
gratifying one yet to the management
and the visitors. The attendance was
good, and things went rather more
smoothly than on Wednesday and
Thursday.