The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-08

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The biggest day of the biggest fair
ever held under the auspices of the Min
nesota State Agricultural society was
Yesterday, when ST. Paul people turned
out en- masse to top the attendance OF
MINNEAPOLIS day. St Paul has also been
more liberal in It's patronage than Min,
neapolis. and this year is no exception,
although weather conditions were less
favorable yesterday than on Minneapolis
dow The attendance during Yesterday
reached SC. 900. The receipts for the day
amounted TO S13.312. while the evening re-
GENTS ran I'D to S4.5A. The daily attend
oroo 70 do+a &c &C follows.
aoo,
MONDAY 0'""A
Tuesday 14,S94
Wednesday, 3O,752
~, oe ooo
1hat the grand stand at the state fair
1,os oror,dad dav-Ninneanols
49, .9 o,,,,ouo,,t ~ +ba +i,oo b,,+ II
"S'S eiiteN 'pp04 en- o. 80. .,a
was only IN comparison WITH Mohudy anu
Tuesday. Yesterday the grand stand ana
enclosure were both choked, not merely
5p6
-,44,,,c. ,oo,,, ,,o+ .oo+s IN tho buoe stand
So ~. a,.os,,4 - ros+i,,or ,1aces
uA's "9'eiS
even a1ter they hau secureo 'Neii 'ioNe''
to the grand stand,
Throughout the grounds, too, the same
Donulous condition prevailed Thousands
,,,a+obad tho rooas from the hank at the
-, ~. h,.,a
east emu Vi lne u "oN' anu Oh '.ie
ings shared IN the olstrleutlon OIL the III
mense attendance.
While the dav was cloudy, until late in
tho afternoon this did NOT seem to deter
- --,s.4,,,.. z.,i,,,.,,, a. +lo don,s +ano-
~ - ..oyo1 80,
Peratule was Hlucn ipoie oolie etiie'i - 01''
that reason, and the sky cleared IN u1ne
to invite a large number for the even
ing's spectacle. in spite of the raw wind,
which was the only thing to detract from
the pleasure of the performance
The racing programme was the best yet,
the 5000 purse offered by st. Paul bust
ness men resulting in contest which
was undecided until the fifth heat Min
nehaha won the first heat and was allow
ed 2. dead heat in the second, although it
appeared to a large part of the specta-
tors as though the Faribault mare had
a nose the best Of 1t, and the decision Of
the judges was greeted with marked
oiosa oTa boweI1nr was understandable
ond +ba +bir5 boot ebovad the close
o.s4o,eto,,+a - ~ .ooo,,a 1oo+ NTinne.
(,oI.o 80 pob Ei+1si,oYoons hotb behind
- o~,a,,-,,ou, 49, c.bI,ol,s ond she'd
W. ~ fo1,,.+l1 hao+ ebou,ed eti11 an
-. - ~ f,.o,,+ p;rob+u,io ond bad
80 ,so..oa 49, o, ~ sf+I hao+ ba
lne as ilaitleu
woul" nave wIe9le9 a., p,oI
|AtiS W ~ ' 60, I'll - -
WE ~ olre onia So, ('t - ~ 1ood
anu ~ new tesaiIieu lN7u tIio I 90 .,,.4
lam 0iiUI ata 'N n ne 3.I o.5O III Oh
19, zls ,1ai, uiu - tlio Nv. ,,t,,,
paiioon tsGeIisioi, was ~, or
anu the oos uIIVeI' M"N' uioNe tait .1IA
49, - -
In9li "4Iu ~ - tL4 s. go, 80 -
q me- IaGI' nc oie ,uuU - w
ne0 Iiau TIC pan VI 1IIS itI
Noouioi ieeis - oiiI es 49, 80
coilteslS, liiie 'iile 90, Ieu UiI ~ nc " W,
Tory ai'iIoush assIsCeo possioIy Wy tlic i'
impetus derived from lear VI assault Wy
an eAclteu ouIluos' VINO pursued MN
down tne stretcn, TO tTe me intense s aInuse-
mehl Oh the crown; me utVine noi9eS
also gave Ciieil eAHipI'ioh' puC lne "a
crosse niaIch scteuuIeu iol tne uay was
not hau' lAlOusn eOllle UTICA Atie'iile0 iee'
soh'
BURST INTO CHEERS.
While Manila was burning at the state
9oi1 Grounds last evening in SIGHT Of the
isre,est a'rt crowd that has Witnessed the nv
rotecbnic f1isnlav during the week # was
.T,1,o,I+ ced f.or,, +be e+s,d +bo+ +bo +ro,e
mort mort sheridan bearing the Tbirtaenth
Minnesota volunteer regiment from an
other Manila in the far-off Orient. had
en4ere5 the herbor If San Francisco
E1ectriieA hv tho odd coincidence tho
areat crowd Of snectatora, manv with
Telatives and friends among the returned
soldiers whose counterparts we're then
engaged in defending the burning citv
as those Of the Thirteenth had done
burst forth into wildly enthusiastic
cheers The iovful news could not have
been received al more annronriate time
nor 50 cuickIv Communicates to 50 many a-r
interested persons, and could the return,
ine soldiers have heard the vented on
tbnsiasm Of those in the grand stand as
men wonen and ch,1dren shoI,+eG hon (I'itI thems ,1s
selves hoarge over the glad tidings. thew
uonId hasten homeward on winged PeeI
to meet the welcome awaiting them.
FinaIIv es the "nIav'' soldiers. about the