Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-09-27
TILE FIRST DAY.
The Eighteenth Annual Terri
tOTial Fair Now Ready.
Fine Day For the Sports aud a Good
Crowd Present.
The Exposition Hall Filling Up With
Valuable IXhibiis.
BASE BAIL AND HoRsE RACING.

De scOWled upon, though he ~ ever ready
10 aid In untyinR all the knotty prob
lens that present themselves.
The space In exposition hall Is being
rapidly taken up. and doubtless by the
time this greets the eye Of the reader all
the room will have been secured for ex-
hibitiOn purposes.
Among the exhibits that have been
placed to-day are the following:
INDIAN SCHOOL.
The Albuquerque Industrial Training
school for the Indian children and youth
has very llne exhibit Of goods executed
or manufactured by the students OF the
institution. The fancy painting crayOn
work, needle work, etc, Is from the
school room, while we'll made, light and
heavy harness, products OF the black.
smith shop. tailoring department and
carpenter shop are also shown. The
ludian youth puts half Of each day In
The school room and the other half iu the
workshop, thus learning a practical
trade, while securing an education for
the mind.
AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHY.
In the amateur photography display
Paul ID. Meyers has an entry OF col.
lection Of forty eight pictures, taken
rom life, landscape and architecture.
Miss Maud Summers and H. NJ. Var
rell have combined their collection in
class B, showing u variety Of pictures
similar TO MIR. Meyers.
z. q Cundiff has an exhibit OF
velye pictures OT live subjects and
Benjamin Weaver has also made an en-
try OF a small collection.
PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Voorhees,, the photographer, ia on hand
with pretty display Of piotures, the sub
Jsets Of which are mostly well-knOwn
lCcal people.
A number Of pretty designs In fancy
needle work and art work have been en-
tered In the 1T department, but this ex-
hibit Is not yet as complete as II will he.
WHOLESALE CIGARS.
Kirster Brothers. Albuquerque's whole.
sale cigar manufacturers, are showing a
case OF fine cigars made here of Havana
leaf and filling.
BREWERY PRODUCTS.
The Southwestern Brewery & Ice com
pany has an exhibit OF beer In kegs and
bottles. the latter including the follow.
ing brands: Bohemian, CulmhacheT, Malt
Extract and Extra Pale Lager.
FUTRELLE's FURNITURE.
". V. Futrelle, the First street gen
eral house Outttter, has llne exhibit OF
furniture sets, and other goods handled
at his place.
ACETYLENE GAS PLANT,
The National Acetylene Gas company
has made an entry through its New
Mexico and Arizona agents. II. s. knight
a Co., Of ten-light acetylene gas plant
The method of Illuminating and the
working Of the plant will be- shown by
the representatives..
POULTRY. ETC.
c. E. Glglcker has sn exhibit Of four
teen varieties OF tame fowls, two Gne
bOar5 and garden truck.
KORBER's CARRIAGES,
Korber Il Co., the carriage builders,
are also getting their exhibit out % the
grounds this afternoon. Il will include
| number Of wagons and other vehicles
manufactured in Albuquerque.
PROGRAM FOR WEDNESDAY.
The following hOrse races are adyer
| tised 10 take place to- morrow afternoon
/ Trottiug 2.tO class s...,.,.,..............E 5000
| Running, three quarter, mile da5h...,.... 100
! Al the entries for these races are not
closed until 10 q. m. tomorrow, an
nOuncpment cannot be made Of the
horses which will enter. The race will
start at $3.50 sharp
TIE BICYCLE RACES,
There will be two bicycl races tO-mOr
row afternoon. starting at 1880 o'clock
| la the half mile novice race, the follow
| ing riders have entered so far: Harry
| l.ockhart. Jr., Roland II. Stevens, sam.
nel Yann, OF Albuquerque; +. ". Keller,
| Of Nj PasO, and Robert Young, OF Ration.
! First prize In this race IL a pair Of tires,
valued at $40; second prize, Brown
saddle, valued at S5i third prize, valued
at $3.50.
ia the two mile race all the above.
named riders are entered and also the
| following: Russell Brooks, A. W
| krieger. Fred b. Lewis and Ben WELLER,
Of Albuquerque; j, b. Beeler, Of Raton
| I'd p Lewis, La Jnnta, AMI g. Il. out
| calt. OF M PasO. The prizes in this race
are: First, so worth OF merchandise
second. one dozen photos, valued at S0'
| third, $3.50 worth Of merchandise.
THE CAKE WALK.
The most unique feature OF the fair
| this year will he the cake walks and the
| tirst one will take place tomorrow after
| neon. Cake-w walks are all the rage In
eastern cities now and whenever a frat
class cake walk Is advertised, hundreds
| OF people have 10 be- turned away from
| lack OF space 10 accommodate the inn
mense crowd that gathers TO witness IL
/ lD the cake walk tomorrow there will
be- couples from Las Vegas besides sever
al from this city The couples from Las
/ Vegas are Mr. and Mrs. X. l.. BintOn,
Ralph HOueston and Miss NinR Logan,
Leon ROsehOrongh and Miss Ellen Logan
From this city I'd. Wilson Blue, John
Williams. John Venahle. George Wash
/ ingtOn, M. Lane, E'Rar Williams, and
/ other popular and we'll known cnlOred
men think Of entering tO.mOrrOw'a con.
test, providing they can hnd the right
kind OF a lady partner 20 enter with
them The prizes are fl5, SlO sni y
respectively.
TO MORROW'S BALL GAME,
Meredith and Williams, who are Ia
play with Albuquerque and "Ruse'
Pardee and Edward Eyler, who are "a
pitch for Leadyille, will arrive from Kan
sas City this evening. Eyler pitched for
Philadelphia In the National League last
year and I'm the Texas and Kansas
leagues this year, he will prove pow
erful aid 10 Laaiyille's strong team Oi
the other three players MeTedi h Ia a
pitcher in the Kansas city club and Par