Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-31
If IT'S NOVEL. NAUGHTY OR NICE
THE AVERAGE MALE TEXAN WAITS
no SEE 1T.
Such IL the Verdict Rendered by
Those who SEE the Crowds Rush
10 Sec the Turkish Girls nj the
Fair.

ANffh FAhAA1 As&VtHlAAOHs MS hAb
Municipal, Fort WORTH, San Antonio
and Waco Day. Strictly speaRing It
was Fort worth Day" and not
great number OF Snntoneites or Waco
ians We're on the grounds. big
crowd came over from Fort Worth
this morning and the Catholic ladies'
OF that city were in charge OF the
Catholic Orphans Home. Mayor u. Il.
Paddock ana other leading citizens
" our western neighbor were cut on
the grounds all day. The attendance
today was very fair. considering. There
was IN ALI probability i2.00O persons
on the grounds Exposition Hal was
crowded. an usual. Ihls year the ex-
position Is a great feature OF the fair.
Machinery and Power halls also inter-
csted the farmers, and miiimen and
glnners. In Music hall the attend
once WAS large and SignOr Llberau
and his people gave two great con-
certs. Love ana Giovanni also In
ltructed and amused their auditors.
Ex-Governor Lawrence Sullivan Ross
and large party from Bryan came
In this morning and spent tne day on
the grounds. The Little CaYalryman"
WIS greatly Interested In the ag icul-
tural and horticultural exhibits and
the AtwAter exhibit, and expressed
HIS delight NJ the showing made. lie
VIII remain over until Saturday
Many prominent Texans were cut to-
day, and nh expressed unbpunded nd
miratlon for the magnificent Slowing
made by the management this year.
The Midway was crowded the entire
day, and the Muscle dancers. living
picture maidpnH who couldn't blush
" they wanted to. the Turkish girls
and. IN fact, all the side shows and
novelties coined money today. Texans
want 10 catch on to ali that Is new.
u 10 To
the male Texans, Daniel Bones
Wild West show ana museum Of
trained animals did q iiourlshing bust
ness today This Is n great attraction,
and worth ten tlmea the price of adj
mission, The Bohemian glass bloNera
huve not played to good business here,
aud yet this IN the greatest novelty
on tho ground and an original worries
Fair attraction.
yaerc rs no accounting for taste The
live stock chow this morning attracted
n large crowd Captain Carver had
great crowd out to his exhibition Of
Hlle-BhoOting, and the racing events
also drew thogc who love the turf 10
the grand stand The crowd was large
but orderly, and drunken man Is a
rare sight nowadays at the State Fair
and Exposition. The high-hoclod boot,
Mexican spur and mnn-with-n-lug have
disappeared lie has gone TO Join the
buffalo, He Il succeeded by the dudes,
but the dude ia harmless.
Tonight I.lbcr1ti gave a grand con-
cert at the Music Han, which was
largely attended. II was rather raw in
the open air, but midway was not de-
serted. Harvey u, d. Wilson, manager
OF the Houston Trottiug Association,
was IN the city today and visited the
fair md races, lie said to o Gazette
correspond mt "Thls is great Fair,
the grentcgt have ever attended In the
South. l am glad that It Is certain to
be aucccas this year, Tho manage
mont deserves wen of all Texans. The
Houston race meeting with favorable
weather, VIII be Il success. We are
going to have several hundred OF the
best truttcrs. PAGERS and runncr5 in tho
country, at our meeting, We have
hung up $4,000 and have tho best mile
track Ia the South. l want the citizens
OF Dallaa TO attend. Dallas and Hous-
ton can join hands and give winter
racca that viii Dttrcct thousands from
the North. The outlook is most promls-
Ing Again | Wish TO extend an inyl-
tation to the citizens OF North Texas
to attend"
Tomorrow ProErnm.
Tomorrow will be Labor Day. and
extensive arrangements have been
made by the members OF the local
labor organizations for street parade
In honor OF Hon, james Il. Sovereign
general mester workman OF the
lNnghta o. Labor, The parade win
take place near the noon hour In or
dor TO give bread-wlnnera from other
cities and towns an opportunity to
participate In the parade. Mr.. SoYer-
clEn Will begin his address at music
hull nt $3.50 p. m, and unless signs
fail, there VIII be u large audience
present TO hear him. An the other at
fractions Will be on the program to-
morrow. und sgnor Liberau Will give
another grand concert tomorrow night
All worknen are urged to attend the
fair tomorrow,
Fnrmer's Dny-ThursdRy.
Thursday, November I, will be Far
mera' Day, and a great program has
been prepared for the farmers OF the
state by the gentlemen In charge OF |
the arrangements, Frank L. Holland |
Will preside, und Professors Maloy, /
Cline and FalHetter win submit very
able paperb, AZ II o'clock the grand /
parade OF premium live stock will |
take place ON the grounds. to which /
all the farmers and stock raisers are I
Invited. The wlnd-up will be the or
Eani1ntiOn OF the cotton growers OF |
the state to advance their own best |
interoata. Farmers Day should be the /
red lottcr day of the fair. Texas IL /
an agricultural atnte ana the farmers |
should certainly take sufficient inter
est In the program to turn out In |
force and give heed 10 the practical |
thoughts submitted for their consider
alton.
Fair Notes.
The four s's-Sangor. Schneider,
Sumpter and smpson--are pushing /
things this year Mr. Sanger Is presl-
dent AIR, sumpter vice president. Mir.
simpson managing director OF the rae
ing department, and Mr. schneider
leading director, Messrs. Sanger and
Schneider when there N crush, get
out and sell tickets with VIM that
nstonlshes 1ldtmers Thesc gentlemen
have worked hard this year to make
the fur a success.
Negotiations are pending for a match
race between Joe Patchen and Lena
lllll, the black stallion to 30 In a bike
wagon and the Texas mare In a bike
erlsy. II Is very probable that the
match Will be made.
sunday, November l. Will be Lib
erau Might and the admirers OF the
great band master VIII be given an
opportunity OF attending his farewell
performance down town at the sam
Joses tabernacle, Iaherati 10 very pop
nlar and no doubt a large audience
Ia.