Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-10-21
IT is OPEN TO THE WORLD.
THE GREAT TEXAS STATE FAIR
UNDER WAY.
The Governor Inaugurate- the Fes-
tivities with u speesh--a Good Pro-
gram Well Executcd-it Was Chill

dren'E Dny-Nidyyuy plnisnncc.
Dallas, Tex. Oct 2o.-The State Fair
and Dallas Exposition opened today
under most suspicious surroundings.
The weather was perfect. A stiff breeze
tempered the rays OF Old Sol, and the
dust had been laid by constant sprink-
ling. The attendance exceeded the ex-
pectation OF the management. In fact,
for opening day, the attendance was
larger than at any preceding fair.
Thousands OF children visited the
grounds and music hall. Exposition
hall and all other departments swarm
ed with happy childhood and merry
youth. signor LIberati was given an
ovation and the preat hand leader ac-
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'N'o" iVuseu 'he eoihpii''ish' W Vo"'"s
ana favoring his great audience with
a great concert The Midway Plaisance
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'pe"eu "' noo''' ana II was oi'e su'e'"s
mass or humanity from that hour on.
II was n masterful scene OF cosmopoli-
tan ufe ana n, innovation NJ southern
mus NVNerhor ii"ss' if''i' ''h" -
Mccall, Colonel William q. Sterrett,
Mann Trice and other leading citizens
az ,be sto,a snort the dav on the
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grounds anu were louu III ther praises
of the fair and exposition. Governor
Hoge saws the fair has reached man,
moth ,,r,,,,,.,to,s and mot only ali
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IeNus, put the citizens OF the entIe
South are now interested in its de-
velopment. ut is a panorama OF Tex
40 ., satd ha "and inc Grand manager
80 u "e' '' $50 ',s,,.
ireslueht SANGER mas iApoFeu ~e"'ous
ly to give the citizens of Texas Il great
agricultural, horticultural and live
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sucSeeueu peyohu our iiosl "iue"' "a
pectations" The governor was as
happy as a big boy today despite the
inroads made upon him by most
| terrific campaign. He wants all Texas
to visit the fair and exposition.
romorrow'- Program.
There VIII De Two grand suerSu
concerts tomorrow by slsnor Llperaus
! great band. one at the music hall, fair
| grounds, at o'clock p. m. The sec
ond concert VIII take pace at the
| sam Jones tabernacle down town. Al
| the latter tne pest local tuleht IN bai-
| las VIII assist. Inc general ADMISSION
at night Will be % cents, reserved
seats 20 cents, free list suspended
There will be grcnt crowd out to-
morrow, as the exposition and all other
halls will be open and the afternoon
concert will be very tine. The pro-
| gram Will be as follows
Sunday, October q, 1913 p, M;
PART /.
| /. Mecca March .Liberau
2. Baritone Solo-Selected.. ....,,.,,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Sig. Bolll
3, Waltses-'La Mandollnata" 80"
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, OMetra
4. Caprice de Concert'-For English
Horn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. DevauN
Mons Devaux.
8. Potpourri-"Kommt Elm vogel ge6o-
gen" ................,.,..... Scherz
This piece is to illustrate how the same
air would sound If written by the
following composers;
(a) Moderate .............. Thema
(b) Andante-Con Moto......... Bach
(c) Allegretto 49,. ......l Mozart
Ia March ..... ...........,
(e) Sostenuts ........,......... Chopin
10 Waltzes ......,............ Strauss
tg) Tempo di Bravori ...,.,... Verdi
M GaVotte '...''...'''.''''''s'..
IN Moderato wnpnnr
GO Andante ......... 49,. Wagner
% Allegro Con Fioco ... Wagner
6, Quartette-"Lucia".. .. .Doniezetd
Miss GILES. Mr.. Henshaw, Miss Levy,
Sig. Boil.
PART il.
| l. RlenZ" .......... Wagner
2. "Air Suisse" ........,.,........L efebre
Mons Lefebre.
3. Trio" Attilla" ,.......,....., Verdi
4. "rhe Golden Blonchen". .Eilenberg
3. Cornet Solo-Selected .....,....,.
......,.. ..,.,,....,...Si sig Liberatl
| G. Flnale-"Tone Pictures of Amer
lea" ........,.,...,........ Bendix
Introducing the popular airs both
North and South
Monday the fair and exposition viii
place. A great racing program ahas
been arranged for that day. Doctor
Carver VIII give rare exhibition In
tha,, s o,hor at,rac,iona ,,,1ii am me
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