The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-09-21


Miss Early is certainly entitled to tbs
gratitude of all the Ellss and all their
friends.
AS vet the Midway is without
catch-word. and il looks as though one
Of the barlSers viii have to start some
thing. There are those who pray that
it viii not be "You'n have to hurry"
THE Tale OF the Kangaroo and
Tell Me, Pretty Maiden" are battling
for supremacy as the official song OF
the carnival Honors are about even.
One of the diamonds was lost out Of
the queens jeweIed crown yesterday at
the throne 1t viii be replaced. the eX-
ecutive committee standing the loss
During the ceremonies at the stand.
or shortly before they commenced. a
heavy bin board on the West Temple
street side of the enclosure blew down.
narrowly missing Mrs. Nickum.
The judges in the equestrienne con-
test announced last night that they
would be unable to make the prize
awards until today The entries are.
Miss Annabel O'Neiu Of Park City,
Miss Madeleine CrandaH of Ogden,
Miss Margaret Carruth Of Coalville.
Miss Ray Young Of Wanship, Summit
county; Mrs. Charles Blythe, Mrs.
Georgia Woodbridge, and Miss Lizzie
EIaAlAAAOn OF salt LAKE. ne IA4eEA
are Captain Samuel Paul, George d.
Pyper and s V Shelp- For the best
designed costume q prize of SO Will be
given, and for the second best SIS.
Dave Archer. a watchman on the
fair grounds was attacked by the live
elk. Guess My Name early yester-
day morning. He went into the pen 20
feed the animal some hay, wearing
straw hat The supposition is that
2 elk -G7unreT with
awful bound he landed on Archer's lid
and was rapidly reducing 1t to chans
when the latter's cries brought rescue
to the scene Guess My Name" was
! scared of and the watChman escaped
further injury. Archer was presented
with a purple and white cap in lieu
of his former headgear.
A pleasing feature of the evening was
the rendition OF a parody on The Tale
} of the KANGAROO written by Jimmy
| Tod Goodwin, by Miss Julia Curtis. to
the accompaniment of Held's band
| one of the funniest sights of the
night was Dick COlburn and his lady
companion on the camel which carries
] people around the Midway for small
sum. A camel has an awkward way OF
kneeling down. 1t just drops. then
I very deliberately lowers its hind quar-
/ ters- Dick stayed with ii all right, but
/ there were screams and dreadful Wis
! ions. Mr.. and Mrs Don Reavis and
! Puck Cushion enjoyed a similar expert
ence.
What the ID shall do with this
] crowd coming out of the Streets Of
/ CairO?' cried a barker, approaching
Manager HARBOUR when the dense
/ throng was densest-
Send them into Lunette," answered
/ the latter, hastily
.'Lunette's FULL answered the bark
er, in desperation.
/ Then give the animal show"
That is how business is transacted on
! the Midway.
Buy confetti. Help US get a homel'
| he screamed.
/ An elderly lady approached the stand
/ and said feebly- Give me a bag
/ Ten minutes later she returned. and.
I shaking her parasOl OminOusiy in the
! face of the astonisbed young man,
J exclaimed: You scamp This is Moth
! ing but paper You fraud, you swim
der, you devill'
The money was returned.
Considerable confetti was thrown
] last night but the real battle has not
begun.
Chief of Police Sullivan retired
rather early Every man he arrested
insisted on setting 'em UP, and when
I he SUI iii OAe3AA e-L2g Ne-o -eA~-t ~
The barmaids in the German village
the only place where a drink can be
had-made all the way from SO to SIS
esterday-selling on 10 per cent. Part
of the amount, however, was in tips
a man and a woman were escortine
one of the Indians through the German
beer garden during the late hours o.
the night when a fresh waiter helC
Poor Lo up and insisted on his buying
| drink The woman, who had gon'
] ahead. returned after missing the In
dian and twisted the ear Of the waite
/ until he cried Let go" The inciden
caused some connection in that par
ticular vicinity, and the waiter did no
! show UP again during the night His
name was Anderson The woman
name was not learned.
At 8 o'clock this morning the slum
! bering spirits along Main street Wer
rudely awakened by the sounds of -
I Hot Time in the Old Town Tonight.
as played by the band from HARBOUR
Midway The occasion of the uneX
pected outburst, as nearly as could b
| learned, was a meeting Of the Eagles
during which four members -
HARBOUR company and two loS< 90
were initiated.\ The band 9hde
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