The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1900-08-11

In securing PAINS great Spectacular
pyrotecnnic production, Dewey's fleet and
the battles in the Philippines, to conclude
each evenings performance before the
grand stand, the state fair management
has rounded out magnificent pro
gramme for the entertainment of the
visitors to the forty-first annual Mime
sofa state fair and exposition
1t was the most expensive attraction Of
this character submitted to the board
but the managers are thoroughly con.
WINGED that the public is preparing tt
! meet their efforts with generous patron
age, and were not disposed to allow the
additional expense to be a factor in de-
termining their conclusion. They did no
feel justified in offering the people of tn
Twin Cities and the Northwest anything
but the best, and they feel that in Pain s
production they have it.
Thirteenth Regiment to Assist.
An endeavor will be made to secure
the cooperation of the members of the
Thirteenth Minnesota in making the
spectacle most realistic. The MANAGERS
of the production will introduce features
of the Thirteenth's service in the Philip
pines, reproducing some of the street
fighting and other incidents which will
be familiar to the Thirteenth from actual
experience and to their friends from fire.
quent repetition. - ~. e..
In addition to this brilliant and i'm
posing display two running races will be
given each evening on the electric lighted
half-mile track, and the Protopos and La
Rose will give their wonderful aerial and
| spiral globe exhibitions. Band con-
State band.
The grounds and buildings will be bril-
liatnly lighted by electricity each even-
ing until IL O'clock so that those that do
not have an opportunity to examine the
exhibition halls and their contents dur
ing the day may do so before or after
the evening performance which will begin
promptly at s o'clock each evening and
conclude, in ample time to permit all
visitors to reach any part of either city
by street car. l,'
The Afternoon Programme.
The afternoon grand stand programme
Cor each day in the week follows:
Monday, Sept. 8, Labor Day-2:10 class
trotting. purse 900; runni h race, ss enc
$1,000; the Protopos Observation-Disclosures
purse $500; spiral globe exhibition; bar
Tuesday, Sept. 4, Old Settlers Day-2:22
class, pacing, purse $1,000; exhibition
saddle class horses half mile ttrack);
carriage teams 2:$5 class, trotting,
purse, 81 1000; spiral globe exhibition: ex-
running race, three-f ourthss of mile,
heats. purse 5000; balloon ascension.
Wednesday, Sept. 5, st. Paul Day-2:13
class, pacing, purse (guaranteed), 5000:
exhibition matched roadster teams: spiral
globe exhibition; band concert; exhibition
fingH heavy ear Il de horSGs 21e G!a5S
roadster horses; the Protopos exhibition,
aerialsts; running race, fve-eighths of a
mile, heats, 5000; balloon ascension.
Thursday, Sept. g, Minneapolis Day
s:2 aoo class, tr?tting:, purse guaranteed)'
5000; band concert; 2:3O class, pacing,
purse $1CCO; the Protopos exhiblt ton,
aeriaists; running race, one mile dash,
5000; balloon ascension.
live stock parade; 2:45 class, trotting,
purse $1,000: spiral globe exhibition
parade, cowboy races and special fea-
lures by the live stock firms Of South St.
Paul; 2:17 class; pacing, purse 81 900;
the Protopos exhibition. aerialists; bal
Saturday, Sept s, Twin City Day
2:07 class, pacing, purse $1,000; spiral
globe exhibition; running race, five
eighths of a mile, heats, purse 5000; band
concert; 1926 class, trotting, purse $1,000;
the Protopos exhibition aerialists; run
dash, purse $500; mammoth double bal
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