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thing will ~ fnl,y completed today and
'Will add much more attraction 10 the
grounds.
The Mighty Midway.
In addition toile many hig ard ex-
celent shows hat the Blstock Company
have now on tie grounds. Jour extra
ones will arriyetCday and Will be opened
this afternoon.
All Of the shows are on tie 4 NJ. /
order and can not fail to please al j. no
see them. They were I'll we'll lfatlun1 1cd
by young and old last tight lfe STREETS
Of Cairo show attrac ed snecis attsn-
tion and was crowd, d at every par-
torrance. The trained animsl shnw aigo
attracted much attentic n and there is no
doubt but what it is I'll best Of its kind
ever seen in this CITY.
A Long List of Shows.
The full list OF shows that will be on
the grounds during the remainder of the
week are as follows: German Village,
Boer War Big and Little Man, Hindoo
Theatre, Trained Animal Arena, Streets
of Cairo, Jeffries and Corbett Miniatures,
Boner Horse, Basco, Snake Eater, Nom
brett's Menagera, Yacht Cruising, Ride
on Gondolas, Waco and Turkish Theatre.
The Hospital Booths.
The Homeopathic Hospital had the
honor of attending the first four accident
cases ON the grounds.
The first was George Clark, who run
nail in his foot, and the second was
man who got some lime in his eye. They
were both attended to at the booth which
the hospital has on the grounds. The
Delaware Hospital got the first ambu-
lance case, which Mrs. Pusey, who bad
slight attack of heart trouble and fell
on the pavement at Eighteenth and
| Washington streets. Dir. SWitlin Chan
Older happened to be close bv and he
summoned the Phoenix ambulance and
had her removed to the Delaware Hos
pitfalls booth at the carnival. She re-
NAMED there for some time and vas at
tended to by the muse n charge OF the
booth.
Passenger Traffic Heavy.
Traffic on all the railroads, steamboat
and street car lines in this city was eX-
tremey heavy yesterday. Many Of the
north bound trains were run in three
and four sections and all the cars attach
ed to them were crowded. The majority
Of the passengers were ON their way to
attend the convention in Philadelphia,
but a greet many also stopped OIL IN TINS
city to see the carnival.
Never before in the history Of the city
has the boulevard been in such gay
attire, and never has there been such a
, bright and happy throng.
While all the booths were net quite
: ready last night, yet the attractions Tor
! the sight seers are many.
On every hand is something wori n
spending some time over, and the crowd
] itself is s.udy.
/ The booth Of st. Peters Pro Cathedral
is very attractive and is in charge OF a
e corps Of Young ladies from =, Peter
e parish, under the direction Of Al!s Y. =,
1 Montgomery. Luncheon aud iefresh,,
: ments are far sale ard also number Of
( very pretty and useful articles and sou,
Ii venir buttons The booth is being vel
!, patronized. The proceeds will be addec
IS to the Prof. Cathedral Improvemeri
Fund.
! The Official stenograpber.
h Miss Clara Scott who hae done much
/ work for the Elks' Street Fair and Carni
val as official stenograpter for tie Elks
Executive Committee has completed hel
work. Miss Scott had her Office at the
. y Elks' heae quarters, No. $50 % Market
4 street, and was kept continually busy