Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-09
AT THE EXPOSITION.
Falling Of In the Atteudancs-fhc
Wedding, Etc.

opened with a very small attend,
4 ance. The rain which commences;
e last night continued to fall wIthoo,
interruption until near mon, and
the air was exceedingly chilly. Al
l2o'clocs less than 1000 people had
entered the Exposition building.
but between that tine and .
O'Clock the crowd was "a
augmented by the arrival of oerson.
Curious 10 see the marriar.s o.
monies performed, thai the mai,
building and gallery soon becarn,.
denseiy packed with pesple, eager
waiting and impatient.
Two couples presented thsinselv.-.
Ihey We're Geo. +. LAYTON ami
Emily De Share, ased N and Is
years reeasectlvely; both were az
ksSsNiile. The ether couple mr..
ooth Oh this city; they are each -
years OF age and their names ar.
Louis F. Haas and Bette Brown
IN shert speech appropriate, TO
the occasion, Henry W. Lawrence
announced that the ceremonies
would DC performed forthwith. As
ne cosciuded the band struck IN a
welding march, and the Two cutiple
Assembled the grand stairway ield-
ing 10 the balcony amiIs. stupen.
ious applause. Miss Blown was
dressed In a handsome hro-
eace1 silk and presented the
very IictOre Of neatnes-. Miss
De-Shszo was dressed Ia a tnrnIs
satin, aud as the two cnanIes s,boj
up 70 lie united they Presented a
very pleasing picture.
Mayor Geo. NJ. Scott psriormed
TIRE cesemenies and the now united
couples descended the stairway
amidst a profusion n Sowers and
thunderous hurrahs and vended
tneir way through the throng TO the
inning Rom where the welding
dlcner was served by F. :. Ran.
One OF the brides, in response 10
the question--"DO you not antici-
pate Eicomy results from a union
eensummated on such q gloomy
day." said, quickly and happily;
Cursed q The corpse i6Af the sun sSine.
or.
But blessed Is the IND. ,es; the ram rains
on"
NOTES.
The Utah Cracker Company have
a splendid exhibit in their lire.
The awarding q prizes on Eat
stock tskes rlace today at 4 O'Clock.
.. +. Leaker, was awarded the
first prize for the best collection OF
plants in bloom.
A special prize OF $50 I. offered
for the exhibition for the best trot-
ting stallion with three OF his colts.
The H. a. Tucket candy corr
pany carried of all the rfiEes offered
for home made candies.
Tue Ogden Military cadets YES
terday afternoon gave a clever ex-
hihition OF military tactics.
John Reading took the sueen-
stakes for the best general collection
OF green house and other plants.
a special prize Of $50 has been
offered by the salt Lake Chamber
OF Commerce for the test specimen
OF pressed brick.
TIT Fair closes Friday az pm.
All live stock and exhibits must be
removed from the ground on Satur
day.
The huge block Of artificial ice
in which ARE frozen fruits, flowers,
FISHES, photographs etc. still con
unue 10 attract and please all who !
visit and look upon them.
The salt Lake Mantel Aianufac-
turing Company exhibit Number
Of mantels Of fine quality, Utah I
material being used almost entirely. /
They apparently are as fine a. the I
best importations.
One Of the most curious aud in
teresting sights connected With the !
live stock exhibit y \ Jersey COW
with triHlet cai-es. they are as like
as three peas, are nine DAYS Old ana /
owned by a man in the Fourth |
Ward Of this r,ty. ~.
The sSards on horses aud cattle.
clssses a and b will be ANNOUNCED |
from tine grand stand tomorrow,
Friday, at p. m. The animals, I
commencing with the horses, will /
be led out in divisions before the !
grand sta.d . receive awards.
On Saturday next, at = -, at 1
tie driving park equestriehnes wiH |
bave the privilege Of connecting for |
a beautiful side saddle; the saddle l
TO be selected ny and presented 20 1
The winning honsewOman and paid |
for by Fuller, Young * Go. There
are a number Of competitors.
lie Cooperative wagon ami /
Machine COnspsBs have hit on n |
most elective mode Of bringing |
thenIfoives before the public by tn. |
employment Of the Walter A. Wood |
magical picture painter. Yesterday |
over three hundred landscape paint |
ings were executed and distributed |
among the ladies. Today he n 10 |
execute twenty 1--we paintings in |
twenty-eight minutes on = wager Of |
500. |
Yesterday at the piano playing
contest there were four competitors.
The pieces played were their own /
teiecsion, performed upon 4 Sohmer !
Grand piano. The FIRST pEise con l
sisted Of n lady's handsome dressing I
case, presented by the GOdbe Pitts !
Company, aud was awarded q Miss !
Jenta Smith Of 672 r. FOCrth South !
street, this city. The salectiOn was
from Beethoven and introduced a
p PORTION OF Eerdi's "ill TravOtare."
Miss PearlCrOsby to whom was
awarded the second prize was eciose
contestant and a very fair performer.
The other two are also deserving Of
honorable mention and should b,.
encouraged. Much credit is due to
Miss Smith when Il is understood
that she is only fifteen years Of age.
The contest was open 10 all un Ter
tFeny.
The following is part Of the pro-
gramme and grand exhibit Of stand
ari-hred trotting stock 10 take place
on Saturday, October 1, at O'Clock:
Best pole team, premium No. 30.
Best single roadster, premium
No. 81.
Best saddle mare or gelding, pre-
MUM No. l0a.
Best lady horseback rider, lady's
side saddle.
In the educational contest, the
mental arithmetic examination was
postponed. Spelling and written
arithmetic examinations were con-
Quoted, however, according to an-
nouucement. Albert Taylor, ia
classes under eighteen years Of
age, carried or the Wehster's uua-
bridged dictionary. In class
es of over eighteen year,,
ID. s. L.McCarckle, was awarded
n similar prize. The judges Of the
contest will not report on the re-
manning classes for several days yet.
A PRIVATE letter from John 5.
Lindsay. the Salt Lake actor, TO n
friend In this city, conveys the in
telligence That he Is playing in
Southern California and = meeting
with excellent success. Two OF his
daughters are includedin the COM
pany.