Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-07
AT THE PAVILION.
THE ATTRACTIONS DREW OUT A
LARGE ATTENDANCE.
The Fair in Every Way a Great Sue
oess-The Baby Walking Con-
test-The Award OF
Prizes.

The fair at the pavilion last night was
simply immense. 1t was a decided sue
cess. The managers felt corresponding
ly happy. Over 5000 people fled in
through the doors. They wandered
around gazing ct the magnificent exhib-
it's, watching the miniature Niagara and
colored lights, or the ladies manufacture
ing silk, or the skilliul manipulation of
clay making bust of Bertrand, or were
eating waflies and watching the perform
ances on the stage.
Fully 1000 people witnessed the baby
walking match in the afternoon. The
marching of the 16 or 20 little darlings
created intense enthusiasm. Following
is the official list OF prizes:
| Baby walking match under II months,
| first premium-Emil Ziegler, IL months
old, crib blankets by Coulter.
Second prize - Leon Kuganeck, 12
months old, fur robe by w. S. Allen.
Prizes for children II months and not
over IS months: Boys, first prize, War
ren X. Rollins, 13 months old, high
chair by Los Angeles Furniture COM
pany.
Second prize-Francis V. Cooney, II
months old, mush set by Kan-Koo.
| Girls, first prize-Lini Mcneil, 1S
months old, silver cup by Montgomery
Bros.
Second prize - Nellie Arundel, Is
months old, doll by the Peoples store.
| Last night the programme opened
with an entertainment by Company A,
Seventh regiment, n. &. O., commanded
| by Capt. F. A. Martin. The manual of
arms was excellently performed. But it
was reserved for the Gatling gun squad,
under Lieut.. Henry Steer, to win tre-
mendous applause. The gun was
mounted and dismounted in 3S seconds
The Mexican band carried off the
honors. While they played, the great
audience was enraptured. They closed
with the popular Mexican air, La Palo-
ma, which simply took the audience by
storm. This afternnon and evening will
be their last appearance. They will
play nowhere else, having been ordered
by telegraph to start home tomorrow.
The programme for this afternoon and
evening will include the Mexican band
Prof. e. w. Hersee's dialect songs, and
the musical ings, Peak and Schoneman.
The beauty show will be on again to-
morrow evening.
Twenty-Five colored babies have been
entered for display on Saturday after.
noon.
Following is the premium list as thus
far rendered:
DIVISION G.
Glass 1.-Art leather work, S. Loomis.
Glass 2-Plumbers' goods, hose
coupler, J. P. Doolittle.
Glass 3--Gas stoves, Los Angeles
Lighting company; oil stoves, F. E.
Browne; water pipe, Culver q Little
manufacturing company.
Glass 5-Cane furniture, Colling &
Sullivan: folding bed, Samuel Hawver;
California wood, Chas. H. Miller
special wood mantel, Henry Bohrman.
Glass S-Writing fluid, Union Oil
company; lubricating petroleum, Union
Oil company sample paint, Los Angeles
Paint and Color company.
DIVISION TEXTILE DEPARTMENT.
Beeman and Hendee, embroidered
tray cloth, honorable mention.
Display of fancy work, first pre-
MUM.
Display Spanish drawn work, first
Mrs. Mary Mathews, knit lace. first
NJ. 1. Jenkins, floral art leather work,
premium.
Mrs. j. NJ. Stockman, collection fancy
needle work, second premium.
Mrs. A. N. Walton, collection fancy
work, first premium.
Mrs. G. M. Smith, rickrack work,
honorable mention.
Mrs. 1. R. Darby, display needle
work. second premium.
Mrs. S. M. Walker, collection point
lace, second premium.
Mrs. G. Y. Coutts, collection point
lace, fret premium.
Mrs. Henry King, crochet table cover,
premium.
Miss Jennie Grelck, crochet table
cover. premium.
Miss Angelina Grelck, tapestry and
crazy work, premium.
Mrs. Grelch, knitted Spanish scarf,
premium. &
Mrs. w. l.. Gross, collection fancy
work, embroidery, ETC., premium.
Mrs. P. G. Martin, slumber robe, pre-.
MUM.
Mrs. Mary Kon, eolored knit crochet
and embroidered work, premium.
Mrs. Matte Hutehew, children's cro-
chet work, premium.
Mrs. W. Burlington, quilt, premium.
Mrs. s. E. Gilbert, quilt, premium.
Miss Pauline Pruhs, drape and sham,
premium.
Mrs. r. W. Shaw, crazy quilt, pre-
MUM.
Mics Georgia Strong, flag of pampas
plumes, premium.
Mrs Bertrand. bed spread 1902, hon.
orable mention.
Mrs. Lucy James, hand knit throw,
premium.
Mrs. J. H. Crawford, silk hand knit
socks, premium.
Mrs. j. II. Crawford, hair wreath, pre-
MUM.
Woman's exchange, general collection
fancy work, premium.
On account of the large assortment
entered in this division without ella ssifi. i.
cation, premiums have been awarded
for displays without segregation.
DIVISION Juvenile.
Miss Carrie Conner, shell work, pre-
MUM.
Miss Rose Grelck, crocheted baby
dress, premium.
Miss Mabel E. McKusick, patch work
pin cushion, premium.
Hazel Sammon is the name of the
cherub which won the first prize at the
baby chow of Wednesday.
A Cure for rheumatism.
DR.. P. A. Skinner, of Texarkana, Ark.
ie an enthusiast in the nraise Of Cham,