Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-05

( The Rapid Transit conveyed tohool
! children to the FNf yesterday after.
/ ternoou free OF charge.
The Inter-mouniain Milling com.
many shows nne display Of Hour.
MADE at tue different mills under its
control.
Yesterday afternoon man was
atouohed" for bis watch, IN tho main
building. lie At once reported his loss
Ia tho dircciOrs AM police. but there
was no clue to tho plckpookei.
There are several worry ctedliablo
displays Of painting on china, plotqucs,
etc. one Of these, which 10 very line,
nlls tue cabiuet carved by Earl Cum
mings.
A grand concert will be given at the
Fair this evening at 90'cI0ck, at which
tho following numbers will be rem.
dered, WORLDS Fair male chorus, male
quartclte contest, solo by X. g. Easton,
World'a Fair male chorus.
There are only two displays Of pho.
togtnphy, BY &. Il, Savage and Salus-
bury 4 Johnson, respectively. Both
are very finc, anu 1t will require q de-
cision Of the Judges 10 determine which
10 the best
The floral dlsplay made by james
Dryer, IL a very large aud very fiuo
one. IL embraces great variety Of
beautiful garden aud hOi.house plants
aud flowers anu 10 an ornament 10 tue
main building.
The gymnasilc exhibition given by
members of tha Young Mem Chris.
tian association yesterday afternoon
was very nne. The assembled thou.
sands VINO witnessed 10 enjoyed aud
appreciated It very much.
The following awards were made TO
the Grant soap comrauyi For the
beet soap, the Beehive, g0il medal; for
tho best display VI OH made AZ the
Fair, gold MEDAL for the largest. best
anu bvst arranged display Of soap, go
cash prize. A gentleman from 81
Louis who visited the Fair yesterday
declared that he had travelled all over
the world, had seen hundreds u fairs
aud expeditions, but this was the finest
display " soap ne had ever sVon.
The Valley Tan Remedies display IL
In the gallery, aud embraces the mum.
erous articles that bear tubs brand, aud
which are fast acquiring rational
reputation. In connection with this
,xhihit 10 shown HG ID hand printing
press, on which WIS printed, at Council
Bluils, the Frontier Guardian, away
baok In the i1'e. This press wis taken
to st. George many years ago, aud
several different periodicals. have been
printed ON II there. IL isan interesting
relic.
or sculpture oulg a few speclmegR
are shown. one ~ a plaster bust Of
Cleveland, by Luke Crawshaw, Of
Ogden, aud j. Jeppefson haa four
plaster moiela Of considerable merit.
One IL a bust representing Christ In the
garden, which wears an oXprctsi0n Of
great agony, well portrayed. A\pg..Q 81
la female figure in miniature\"N a
Horn OF Plenty" Lydia Jerpers Hn,,Ic
pair VI doves, modelled M clay, Sc ,
which Ia designed to typiy love, aud
has considerable merit.
Josh Davis, who was dressed up as n
Chinaman, nnd was IN Attendance at
the FAIR TO aid In advertising the Grant
foap, fell iuto the hands Of the school
children yesterday, aud they nearly
used him up. they pulled Oh his
queue, anu were trying 10 pull on biz
clothes. He Struggled to escape, bus
they were TOO many for him. A densu
throng Of them surrounded him, aud
seemed bent on stripping him, anu II
became necessary Tot two policemen 90
90 TO bis rescue. Tue children were
Ac,untod by spirit OF fun, but they
AIDE It very uncomfortable Tor Davis,
aud be was obliged TO lay on his
Chinese "toRs" the rect Of the day.