The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-18

THURSDAY. JUNE p, 1894.
2 p. m.-Grand parade upon the prin-
clpal streets Of Salt Lake city and entry
into camp. escorted by cowboys and
concesionaries Of the Salt Lake Mid
way Plaisance
2:5o p. m.-Bicycle races. One mile.
Prize, silver cup. One half mile, Cents
scarf pin One quarter mile, silver
plate.
300 p. m.-Boys' jumping race. Boys
running race, Boys sack races. Mes
senger boys race in uniform. Boys
hurdle race. Prizes, silver medals, etc.
$50 p. m.-Attack on Sid H0oper's
stage coach. Grand Wild West display
oy perm ssion OF Buffalo Bill.
p. m.-Match game of baseball for
the championship Of Utah and for the
Iuscarora $50 cup, between Sam Levy's
Famous and Salt Lake City team
D. m.-Official opening of the Salt
! AXE Midway Plaisance. Salute of
artillery.
4:5O p. m.-EXhibition by Professor
Charles Eddy the Human Spider on the
Spanish web, the most novel and origi-
nal feat ever produced.
40 D. Ea.-Lassoing by Utah cowboys.
400 p. m.-Club swinging by Pro-
fessor Eddy in pavilion and exhibition
OF magic by Ali Ben Hamed.
300 +. ln.-EXhibition in Che pavilion
by the Chinese Nikado.
zoo p. m.-Variety exhibitions in the
PlaisaNce.
80 D. m.-Skirt dances in pavilion.
6:09 i. m.-Supper
500 p. m.-Address by the governor of
Utah. Hon. Caleb W. West.
Ascension Of rockets. Red fire.
Balloons and Roman candles
ar
Tuscarora. the Long Talk of the Tribe
by the brilliant young orator Sycamore
Fisher S. Harris. Lighting of the
great TUscarora well and lighting of
bon fires in Logan, Ogden. Park City,
Bingham, Eureka and Granite Cliff al
Brighton.
9:I5 q m.-Sermon by Deacon Heintz
of the R. c. Western railway.
~ $3.50 D. m.-Dancing in the pavilion
sGrand display of fireworks including
the great set piece by Miller & Co. of
Salt Lake city forty feet long and
twenty feet wide, displaying with 500
tights the words. "Tuscaroras, 1894"
Ascension Of rockets and flight of
fiery eagles. Greek fire and display of
Roman candles.
10 %. m.-Wonderful exhibition of
juggling with torches by Ali Ben
Eamed.
1926 p m.-Camp fire. Camp songs.
Midnight imitation Of candidates into
the tribe.
FRIDAY. JUNE %, 1884.
sunrise-Artillery salute.
A. m.-RsoH cal.
T:30 a. nl.-l3r52kfast
q m.-Atnletic sports. 5arowing Of
hammer, boxing, running, wrestling.
exc
u a m.-Ope:ing of the baby show.
One hundred presents for children.
Il "a m.-Political address. Judge
Henderson presiding. Speeches by A.
y. Cherry, Judge Anderson, James
Denny. F. s. Harris, James a VIII
Inns, hon. A. g. Norrell and others.
II z. m.-Bicycle race by boys under
Is years Of age. One mile race prizes
ITO be announced.
ted Il a m'-hAn' o'''on by All Ben Ham
Il d. m.-Exhibition, by Professor Ed
dy. Tie Human Spider.
Il a. m.-Baseball for championship
OF Utah.
II d. m.-Lassoing by Utah cow
boys
II a. naturalization of club swinging.
II e nl.-Skirt dances. children 5
waltz FOR prize.
Il a. m.-Cznoe race for prize to be
el9Rounced.
III a nl.-Boat race, open to adj.
~ 1870 2 m.-Gland exhibition by the
Indian princes and opening of the vi
ezra Pr2lter.
y o'clock-Dinner.
p. m.--Aquatjc contests, swimming,
boztilg and canoeing.
p. In.-Great band contest.
II a. m.-Canoe race for prize to be
announced.
II a. nl.-Boat race, open to all.
1870 a. m.-Grand exhibition by the
Indian princes and opening of the
Vienna Prater.
12-DinGeT.
p. m.-Aquartic contests, swimming,
boating and canoeing.
4 / .. m.-Gre2C band contest.
y . p n.-Exhibition by the Human
p. rn.-comp.imentary exhibition by
Oscar Eiiascsn, the world renowned
xsssidigitat0r.
p. n.-Awarding of prizes 20 babies.
p. n.-Children's waltzes in the Pa
Vihon.
> p. m.-Lassoing by Utah cowboys
and grand congress of the rough rid
ers of the world
, p. m.-Exhibition by the Human
Spider.
Oscar Eliason, the world renowned
DISQUALIFICATION.
? D. m.-Awarding of prizes to the ba-
bies.
> p. m.-Children's .waltzes in the Pa
whom
2 p. MA. Ning- by Utah cowboys
and grand COZ ress Of the rough rid
ers Of the world.
? o. m.-Clay pigeon shoot for prizes
p. m.-One mile bicycle race, one
and one-half mile race, one-hE-f mile
race and one-qCarber mile race.
3 p m.-GraGld wrestling contest and
exhibition Of punching the bag.
g .. m.-Baseban Font Douglas and
-Am5rines.
3 D. nifty yards foot race. one
hundred yards foot race, yyheelbarroW
race fat man race, tug of war put
Ting the shot throwing THE ifty-six.
Second contest.
4 S:45-Address. by Judge Coiborn, sub.
v ieet-"How TO Boom Utah."
$3.50 .. m.-Grand exhibition drill by
ssif Lakes finest, under charge OF
chief Prs5s. Harry Ford drill master
3:3O-G4asd concert in Pavilion, chill
dresn's 1.-a3tz. cllildTen's skirt dance
chdldren's games.
3.3o d. m.-Political addresses in tfht
grove. David Evans, of Ogden, to pre-
side. Speeches by Hon. L. r. Rhodes
Eau. W. H King. Hon. T. S. Richards
Hon john T. Caine and Hon. Judge
nj ginr5S.
aga .. m.-Cowfoy contest for prizes
canoe races and boat races.
$3.50 p. m.-Glee club contest in pa
y5lion.
2.,i0 z. na.-Ciinbing the creased pole
gao p. nl.-Ascension of balloons.
3:30 r. 1n-Skirn1tsih drill by the Den
eas5ters and Nordens.
+, m.-Grand Wild West show. At
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