The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-06
QUEEN CROWNED
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CARNIVAL QUEEN CROWNED.
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most completed No enort was made to
detrone queen Elizabeth tae First
Falrman's Excellent hand.
Save Tor the ceremony ~ the coronation.
the feature 81 the opening day of inc car
uival was the music Of flirman's Concert
Band or Boston. The FIRST appearance OF
the band before Savanuahlans was az f.1l
| O'Clock ln the Afternoon. when "a short
concert WINS rendered on the veranda OF
the De Soto This was enjoyed by great
crowd many business men ON their WAY
home after their days work Joining tne
audience that had gathered 20 listen 20
the delightful music. Musical experts pro-
ncunced the band excellent. and those who
knew little OF the technique Of the ART
save that they are pleased when sweet
I symphonies assan che car. joined with
/ those Of greater know cigc In declarlne
that the band was "out OF sight" Fol
lowing Is the Programme that was rem
dered
March. "Col. Abbot" ............... Fairman
Overture William Tell. ".......... Rossin'
Trombone solo, "Fantasie '....-..-.....
Observation-Disclosures. Dalby-H. RoussIe
American Fantasia. Observation-Disclosures. BeudiA
Tone Picture OF the North ana South.
Concert waltz ............. ...........- Gung.
Romanza OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. TohauI
Grand March. TRUMP "...... Fairman
Fairmans Band has been engaged for
the entire carnival II will give concerts
daily during the two weeks OF les cont-n-
nance on next sunday there viii be-
sacred concert Whioh will be- vocal as well
"a Instrumental. Baroness Won Zebra
lace Of the Grand Imperial Opera Com
pany as prima donna soprano absolute
Will arrive IN the interim and join the
band.
Those who love good music would doubt
less feel Obliged to the management of
the carnival u the aDal ~ noises Of the
various attractions Ia the enclosure. the
harangucs or the spielers. the biare IL tho
bagplpes. the cries OF vendors and the
hundred OF other noises. converting The
scene into a pleasing pundemonium when
the ability 60 hear good music is not in
question, We're suppressed during the rem
dition OF the programmes OF the concerts
The bandsmen themselves Would nnpre-
ciate such a step
Mr.. J. NJ. Wiener Of Philadelphia IS
manager OF the band. He leaves today
for Jacksonville. where he goes TO arrange
for the appearance OF the band during
! Gala week. A. the fame OF his orEanizn-
| ton = widespread. be wall doubtless have
no difficulty In doing 20. II r. also the
purpose Of the band to play IN Thomas
willie during the carnival that is TO be-
given there.
shows Were Delayed.
The ceremony az opening the carnival
Z that had been arranged for yesterday az
ternocn at o'clock was not carried out
as the majority Of tho shows expected
from Columbus had not arrived. They did
not get iu until the early evening and u
Il mill - a.
VIII be established and IN readiness for
the entertainment % visitors.
| Busy scenes at the railroad We're view
ed by unlocking boys until late last night
as the paraphernalia or the shows was
unloaded. and at the Carnival grounds
there was work going on al night II b.
believed that the unfinished condition that
was apparent on every hand yesterday
viii have disappeared by tonight and
that everything viii then be working
smoothly and IN order Even the ele-
| plants Of the Bostock shows were work
ing. Their gigantic strength was called
into play when the heavy wagons con-
tanning lions or other wild beasts sank
deep into the soft earth OF inc Park EN-
tension and the horses were unable 20
bulge them. With mighty heaves. the
elephants pushed the wagons from the
tenacious ruts. the ubiquitous small 10y
looking on in high glee.
The delay iu the arrival Of the show
was due 20 the law against freight trains
being run in the state on sunday. The
shows could not leave Columbus until
, midnight night before last. The road wa
, IN no way 60 blame. a. b. had 70 observe
, the law. Effort was made TO have thc
road seek 20 evadc the law. buS the OIL
, cials would not consent.
Attractions That Were seen.
No admission fee was charged for the
enclosure last night. The gate wa
thrown wide open. and an who desired
{ were free 70 enter The treat was the
. E.ks'. II was a graceful way Of starting
: OF the carnival. ana a great crowd gather
e 81 on the grounds Patronage Of the four
| or i've shows that were prepared FOR bust
ness was heavy and continuous and q
. good thing was enjoyed the nrst night
The Ferris wheel was turning. and o..
was a source OF perennial delight "a many
| Baby Bliss. whose proportions are AZ
] | Brobdingnaglan as Chduita's are fillipu-
tan. was 20 be viewed IN oil his obesity
| startling spectators boy the imminent dan
ger in which one might judge MIN 90 boz
| Of fatty degeneration OF the heart or some
: such fat trouble. The baby was patron
J izing the street ears yesterday. = Reporter
being on one thar DC boarded Passenger.
very carefully drew IN their corns and
| placed them as TAR under the seats
4
little 90 have him pat Eondoil ou thci.
| pet grievances. Eiccua. the Flying Lady
Lorcc who holds forth in elias ic poses 90
the Colosseum az Art. "a Trip 60 the
Moon" and tho arena Of trained animals
an being IN action. as we'll as a number
. | Of other attractions
This afternoon o. ! O'Clock tho sale ~
| l.kets Tor the en- i0sure WI begin. Dv
J eat time the shows viii be reniy for
choir patrons. and those who visit the car
! nival may expect 60 see little 20 indicate
Inreadinoss
savanrlhiars now know what confetti
e. Many 81 them had 10 pretty wei dis
| rihutrd up1n tHcm last night. Tire bits
! ~ vari-colcr'd paper are thrown hy prot
! IS girls ro.i. king in FUN ana geol hu-
3 NOR and tho youu. men who accompany
them Not ouly their Acquaintance and
| gierds. but strangers. ns well frequent
, | iy crcountcfe the confetti.
Arrest