Omaha daily bee., 1890-09-11

ment manu- facturers visiting the fair are
David Bradley of Chicago, the Oldest living
pillow manu- facturer i'm the United Sutes
Peter Shutty of chicago; %nuiactuTr Of
Thorpe Of the Fostorin %. buggy company
III. H. Van Bmnt Of Council Bluffs; s. w
Craig OF Omaha N S, Snnccr of Blue
Spnngs, Neb; ThoTas Snow of Ba.
tayia, ILL.,; W. J. Quinlan Of Decatur, Ill.
C. Mite hell of Du blq ue, Ia, y. y & +.
w, KEYS of Council Bluffs, X. n, Clark OF
Dcs NJ ONES. la, = IL gham Of NJ adson, Wis,
The only agricul tural imple nent piper repre-.
sented is the implement Dealer of0maha by
GeorgcL. Smith
THERE'S not a little talk this season about
anattempt to have thefair Ocatel either mt
L .mcolnor some other convenient place per.
manently Among the Implement dealers
especially this SUBJECTS generally agiated
a leading manu- facturGr of arm machinery
said this aftern Don to- The BEE representa-.
tive: the implement men have only one
objection to the Nebraska state fair. 1t is
big thing and veal like tocomo heni but
we ought TO have better accOmmo CATIONS,
Now we would cheerfully erect "A large build.
ing or anumber Of smaller ones ourselves,
but arc preventedby the systemyou have Of
TrSSIocatng the fair cersy every five yeaTsSj ysnarS
any cons idera ble amount Of money
in i'm prove neut hen there is possibility
that ina years thefair will be moved to
some other town. If itcouM be located at
some place permanently, we could have q
machinery hall that would surprise you"
| Among all classes Of exhibitors there seems
| to be agrowng sen timent in favor of per
manent location. and tits probable that this
| matterwill ere long be brought before the
| the board.
At 2oclock this aftern oon the students Of
| the Nebraska conservatorHOf music gave q
| ncitalin Art hail. L he follOwlng programme
was rendered:
Plano-Re collections Of Home (caprlce e;
Mrs jenn 10 sta mbaugh.
| Violin-Th hird air Nare. J.. -.... -"Dan nda
| Charles Hagenow.
Plano-Pilgrim Chorus from TanhaqSfer
''''' '- '''' Miss May ii etiel.
song-L' EMase d. \ nour Luigi b ada
Miss Maude COlem an. -
f'ah0-ii nII III Selma Sc ma Grawford ''- 7'''
Piano-wal1 EiHde IiIyl clara fSn; "'Maye'
| yiolin-V anne al lMioBene.....u....B .Blausnl
Charles Hagenow', u,,..
r'anO-' aaHffiG n 81 Fannie iiSwley ~ D. ia ""'
Faculty conc cert at go'clck tomorrow.
Following is Thursday 'sprogramme:
Class 4, Horses--Best show Of hoses, th'
new swee psta lSes in lots to l3 Inclusive tOes
new lots Id IL and IS (F>rcnch Coach, Ii ack
neys, German, Oidenberg and Ii anova rIan
driving hoses, ponies IN ules and asses, walk
ing and iScre Il Onary.
Glass Il, Cattle-G rand sveep pstallesan dis
| creI IOnary.
and 2and disc retionary.
Troting-Eoalsof isN. ..-,'.- ".--...--s ~
mdClnS--'l Class. -,,.- "''"s 1S
| TrOtting-Gua ranteed purse, = ~ clasS..-- lOl
Runnlng-Mile and epe at... -"..-"..- %
TrottIng-9:32 class ....-...- -.-"..-."..-- AZ
MINOR MESTfON.
The annual baby show will occur at 10 &
m. tomorrow, Thursday.
$. II. Fawel of Lincoln Is head thke
seller an d has eighteen men under him.
The following prominent people from ohe
states were present to-day: George $ Ha:
kell, Rockford, Ill, president Of the IIlinoi
State A gricul tural associatiou;C. W. Ginrc
secretary of the Illinois ciatiOn; job
Virgin, Eairbury, ILL.,, a mem Der; John Ha
of Red Oak, presi dent Of theIowa associ;
ton, and John r SchOeffer, DeS Nome
secretary
J.E. BOvd OF Omaha, democratic nomint
for governor, occupied asea1 in the gran
stand this afternoon.
The moose this afternOcd went around Il
; track in abou three minuoe~j-
: The far en- ds Friday. In the ornin 6 the.
= WILDE a grand premium pro CcSsion.
= Trains left the B. SM. depot every fix
Z minutes nearly all day, each train ayeragin
. 200 people