The Lamar register., 1898-09-28
FER'S CARNIVAL.
l. AN eNoRMous CROWD.
80. Thoa..ad yI.iser. Expected
=, the Marrsi. Of the Great Fee
LS,u Feature.

|. srz train carrying visitors
r.s,lyRl uf Moantain aud Plain
~ rsiiway managers are In.
tlslr preparations TO transport
X thousands OF sigb,-sters
10 The great gathering. Re
- ali narts Of the state show
wsrement INTO Denver viii be
Fv,rd. Railway officials have
Bsr.sary TO borrow passenger
=. he prairie lines, ~ problem
D- ths crowds IS much more
,EBn Al the time OF the trien-
,Jsyc when roads from all
~. country ssuf special trains
- Every available passeu-
had and narrow gauge. VIII
4 into use. and " experience
IN ran win. the Colorado lines
- every person 10 Denver who
!, hrn-slr for the trip infor
,,celyr,i at the headquarters qf
a lipss Indicate that the attend
MS occasiou viii reach ioo. 600
Z ward. who has charge Of
an division II the firw days
4 N erlehsati1n. has reported TO the
~, that lie has concluded all
t, t,,msrts which win bring 60 Den
4 : q the hrErs; and most In
H. aauds OF iuiiaD> that have
Eas.u part IN any OF the carni-
h. 100 tritcS that viii be here
Inrilla Apache- are probably the
Esst WI attract the greatest at
II Th.y are frpm the widest
ks-st hlAd-lthlrsty nation on the
a. rrfusinE all attempts 10 b.
IsviIIfrd. a. have their ne1ghbors.
hr,bLas ard Utcs They persist in
rs.niar lhrir old customs q te-
sad pr!loiiivc Ways and live In
Iruer even when thr government
Ell fssu housr-. They looS upon
N-iorss q 4 warm log cabin a.
ily f1r sguAWs aud psp-ooss-.
~ vii D, hf,y % ihe~. indian.
,s,l In the city park. Ten of thu
, afy men uh1 followed Gcnunlmo
, lssI var ten years ago when he
! trail "a bisod over Ari.aua and
NfEieo. They viii bring with
q rari1ad % green spruce bows
shirh ,lzcy make their bs,,iS- They
tsyr ttry pigws made nom
NJ cisils. s,siEinE urensiisl bows
.rfuEt aul thv prrhiSeric niatoyas
{ 10 fibt stones with which the
- crush the cvatn into four By
ax 6g~ upon the other
sisl thlBg IN which the Ileanlias
j. thr rc~iness u their runners
Jhiffs have heard of the foot.
: qaallilcs X some Of Druvers
n. sE,l that thss may retain the
Fsunshlp ihey have hsd their ma
rsrrhed flr = izdutb for the feet
lsa = The trihe. live have b-aeu
o 20 e6mpetU with a5y aFS = he
b. fguuh In Denver caring TO
tie euafcst The Indians dsssiare
arr Uli.u. 10 stake their hsl
10 ikc euutcst.
y ;. waip1ole. government
kzs assured the committee that
rarAeuJ that his wards win make
, C-ciliahl. showing on this &C
: They Wili be Ia charge %
) A. Garlcld. chief % police with
.sdd zs Interpreter.
coutFarf entered into with Lieu.
G0yrrnor Never. agent for the
rrn Utcs, names hfty Indians.
-arr buck. ana fifteen sluaSs
apaoses- Old Isnscia. head chief
3 iriiR, VIII have charge OF the
zsstEcd by Mansr0s Him. who
se famous tbrcnsh hts participa-
? TIE MsseEer massacre
Utes are making new huckskin
and t1yinE in a fresh supply Of
a ullow Tor hair oil. and 0chrc
lnl, for this special occasion. They
ONE with complete camp outfits
; Jararillas.
- two camps Of Indians will
IN 'hc parade OF the first day.
AXIS riding and the sqnsws walk
.rry.uS their papooses strapped 10
backs and driving before them
10 either SIDE Of which win be
irpes pole, the other end drag
n the ground and the center sup
Z the belongings of the tribe. An
scene OF this Kind has never
Witnessed In any town or city OF
alton
The afternoon OF the second day
Indians VIII take partin rc-acting
an battle the famous Battle OF
Greek. This will be q most thrill
.llhiti0n Of frontier life.
y feature Of the three days ceie-
n viii positively be new and
s-ad for the first time In any ear
The ailegoricai and patriotic
ut on the 1rst day viii be a beau
ianOrama OF the principal epochs
country from the landing OF Co
j. TO the close Of the war with
representation OF the batileship
q Is 10 be on as large scale
possible 10 build on one Of the
= vehicles manufactured for
Il commercial purposes. Its heigh,
e limited TO the space between