The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-22
AND NOW THE CIRCUS
SIT. PAUL SMALL BOYS WILL. BE UIs
EARLY TOMORROW MORNING
Big Parade VIII Wend Its Way.
Through City to the DuIcet
Notes Of the Steam
CaIiOpe

tomorrow Ringing Bros. circus VIII bC
here. The show, with all its gilded tran,
pings, will arrive early in the morning
and go into camp at the show lots on
Dale and University avenue. The orau.-
cation now is about perfect The tents
are tremendously big. measuring twelve
acres of canvas; sixty-five cars are ne es-
sary to move the white city it's thousands
Of employees, 500 horses and scores of ans
imal dens from place 10 place. Everyone
connected with the show is boarded by
the management, and II is quite am inter-
esting study and sight to See how this
is done each day
The menagerie is said to possess TIE
finest collection Of wild animals in the
country. A giraffe has TecentIy been AIDE
ded. This is the only animal of It's kind
in captivity and cost a small fortune. 10
travels in a special cage and car with
a special keeper, and is cared for like
royalty. Bengal tigers, cub lions. baby
yakS, polar bear and a Cass1Warg ar.
new members Of this family collection.
which now embraces only the rarest OBJ.
wild creatures and affords most inter
esting study to those who are interest A..
in natural history.
In the circus performance proper are g1
be seen the most celebrated riders aero
bats, aerielists, contOrt!onists high wine
artists, tumblers, clowns, and $50 40.
rider is Amelia Feeley, a young cir. WHO
comes from the other side witch "a great
reputation, and makes her first appear
ance here with the RingIngs John.
Rooney, the champion sOmersauIt r.a. r
Of America, leads the men. The Holloway
trio, European celebrities. perform yu L
slack wire the most difficult of gym
nastic feats and actually dance a cake
walk on this slender thread The Won
derful DacOma family, commonly cou..I-
ed to be the most expert a-rgba-ic p.I-
formers i'm the world; the flying Fishers
and Feeleys, the. graceful Mile Torngur
Mile Fisher, Madame Noble and her
bucking horse Jupiter Albert CrUlaI
and his fun-making mule Thunder
bolt Joseph lie Fleur, the celebrated
French gymnast; VIII am Dcvau Austria
las champion bareback rider, the slusI
tional Mavelles ana Les Mounts. Lock-
hart S and SGuders trained CleD-au.s,
and John O'Brien's sixty-One-hOrse a.l.
are other striking acts in the list VT IJ
or more. j#
The parade Tuesday morning. s0r...s
from the show grounds at $3.50 VIII 1.
from all accounts, well worth great in..a-
Venience to see. 1t will be two miles
length, and present more novelty er.ar-
tainment and varied feature than ...-
thing Of the kind ever organized. There
viii be child's menagerie soldier tEp.7
OF Glnerent nations, a mounted military
band an ear-splitting clown band thirty
elephants, almost as many mild-mauue-.i
camels, a score Of open animal dcns fore
ty Merry Andrews" higI-stepl.
thoroughbreds, gaily gOwned women ride
ers, conceited ponies, jockeys in 5uaksIln
and satin, oriental musicians, Uniform
attendants, trained domestic amin
etc.
The show viii be here one day ami
egit-ag two r,nrfcrroaurae o. Ft.pr.rrt a
and night at S O'Clock. RcserveI seats
will be on sale show day at Howard Far-
we'll & Co.'S piano Ware-COms Fit.H
street, for the same prices charged
at the wagons on the show lot This a' -
applies to admission tickets.