Telegram-herald., 1890-11-13

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t1e nFst hundred votes, tlg A. -,
>waFLout reached tie l-3 marx ahesa
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friends came aloug. su4 Naen the pJiis
closed be had l5l - oNartouts i4a. ~
Wss Close and exciting throus snooi, !,
but it : understood thSt SSartout Mi
protest kugt'e election As d. MAS not
conducted according 10 the new IAN,
lhe ot1eg candidates were ~. t. lnus
wb0 received ID votes, A. A. Cuppen
-, n F. Hastings ,, III Tellen 20 and
Robert Hutton. All are prominent
handsome men, bat i would not be
surprising II fen duais vii be the re-
suit OF the contest. as Il = sad that
great jealousy already exists.
A place where men were fain 20 I'm
ger, was a small ante room la the rear
OF the stage. Here the Misses scharsch,
fleld and Mckay, three charming
young ladies attlred ia picturesque COS
tunes, made II pleasant by serving
yum yum glasa, or, al least, that is
what lt Is called in the japanese booth.
"BlOndy Bill" was aamonished from
the stage on several occasions for near
iy raising the roof of of the building
IN ms Wild desire 10 capture ali the
stray scent pieces. lie Was dressed as
the only McGinty, with q Wg ana
whiskers that would haye done credit
TO the hero OF the poem. "Biondy
Bill" Will undoubtedly be laid up for
repairs today, as u was said last night
that he Was suffering from u throat
difficulty from over-eXertlon. We un-
intentionally forgot 70 mention one OF
"BlCudy's" assistants yesterday. She
Is Miss T.. +. Roe, a young lady, who
has been dong excellent work for the
success OF the fair.
A certain gentlemen of this city took
his wife 10 the fair yesterday after
noon, but he vowed be would not buy
a chance. lie kept his word, but his
wife, when she reached the Spinning
Jenny, could not resist trying her luck.
"Why, what are you doing" he
asked.
Doing what you do every now and
again" she answered.
"What is thatg'
"Why, am playing to see if | can
not win something"
She lost, and he exultingly said +,
"Now YOU have done exactly what |
have been doing for the past ten
years"
Oriental booth, situated on the left
hand siGe next 20 the stage, Is one Of
the most attractive in the hail. 1t is
trimmed IN white and gold +,
and on the inside are a variety
OF articles that would be exceedingly
gratifying to the feminine heart. These
who smile, look pleasant, and sell you
chances here are: Mrs. Frank Rogers,
Mrs. O. l.. Davidson, Mrs. a. w. john
stOn, Mrs. A. G. Hydorn, Mrs. NJ. j.
Bailey, Mrs. J. II. Rich, Mrs. Fitch,
Miss Jacay and Miss Strand.
An attractive scene is the ice booth.
From distance it looks for all the
world like the pictured scenes of the
north. Here may be found handsome
" decorated China, fine I'm
ems and the following interesting
ladies' Mrs. VIM. Ashley, Mrs. Sidney
Ball, Mrs. Alfred Baxter, Mrs. Louis
Waldron, Mrs. NJ. II. Ford, Mrs. Geo.
4. Mayhem, Mrs. p II. Carroll. Mrs. O..
A. Ball ard the Misses Jessie Ball and
Griffin.