The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-09-16
MIDWAY SHOWS HERE.
Jarbour's Attractions For the Eth
CarnivaI-Indians Decide
to Stay.

George HARBOUR, proprietor of the Jar
bour Amusement company, brought his
outfit into town yesterday morning and
viii begin the work of unloading TODAY.
There are 125 performers in the comma nv.
representing nine different mathematics
Arabian, Egyptian, japanese. Mexican
Algerian, German, English, Scotch and
There are about ten different shows in
zen uitlerent tents The Austin sisters
ana the Cober family. trapeze perform
els, and the high diver give their exhi-
oltionS on the outside free. In the ami
mai show, Colonel Daniel Boone Is fe~-
tured. He puts his head into the mouth
OF Nero. said TO be the largest lion I'M
captivity. The Arabs, acrobats. Mr.. Jar
oour says, were brought from Morocco
especially for the Salt Lake fair. In the
Stiee,s OF Cairo, Labelle Fatina the
LTurSiSh dancing girl, who danced for
az the Chicago fair. will be seen The
Algerlans give the Hindoo basket trick
me Mexican village offers singing and
dancing and sword-fighting. In the
streets of al Nations there is a 6-year-
o11 SIT C0ntoFtIonlSt, a vaudeville show
Shu hOFelJles OF al descriptions The
German village. the Kelton family a con-
tinuous performance and a Lunette maid
OF n air act completes the list.
No work was done in the enclosure
yesterday, but the committee viii push
things ahead from TO-DAY. CAPTAIN Stoll
receiN several messages yesterday
commencing the stand taken by the ex-
ecutiYe committee in postponing the car
It devolved On Captain Stou yesterday
70 inform Big Chief Charley Mack and
ms Indians that the carnival had been
put over Mack interpreted the announce
ment, stating the reason, and asked how
many OF the tribe were willing 20 stay
IN spite OF the delay. There were many
4 expressions OF regret over the death OF
the Big Father, while some of the
more intelligent sighed. Ny, Oh my; bad.
The conference ended in a unanimous
decision 70 stay until the carnival was
over. and three cheers, which sounded
more like war-whoops. for Good Pale
Face Undian for StolD.
me redskins were then put aboard a
trolley trolley. car, as guests Of the executive
LOT dear life while the trip TO Fort Doug
Iss ana olher points around the city was
mace Nhen the ride was over the In
dams had their pictures taken Captain
StOI being in the group
inc carnival souvenir was issued YES
cover being after : handsome design by
Ellis OF The Heralds art staff, showing
salt Lake City from precipitous height.
The back cover IS an engraving of the
Temple block The book Contains a his
tory OF the 3. 2. o. L. and haIf-tone nor
traits Of all members OF the local Iotl 90
Il may be procured by members from Joe
Enzensperger az present 1t VIII be on
sale during the carnival
The executive committee met YESTERDAY
AMI revised the programme to correspond
with the time OF the opening OF the car
rival The ceremonies will be as ORIGIN
ally planned ind the several specified
days will come in the same order as be-
fore. Governors day. the first on the list
falling on Friday.
The committee requests merchants no;
10 begin DECORATING until after the IN
neral Of President Mckinley
As the programme now stands the
opening day viii he Friday. Governor
day: Saturday will be Travelling Mems
day: Sunday there win be only a sa-
cred Jncert within the Enclosure: Mon
day will he School Chiidren's dav-
Tuesday will be Merchants. Civic and
I Fra ternal day; Wednesday viii be the
dav Of the intermountain states.
/ Thursday viii he Purple day: Friday Is
named salt lake city dav in honor OF
the citizens who have aided the conn
mittee. and Saturday viii be known
as Kangaroo Court day. furnishing. the
ofhcial announcement states, "a hot
time in general"
No Postponement If Travelling Mems
Day.
All travelling rnen expected in line for
SATURDAY. September 2ist. $50 a. m, at
Elks' Lodge hall Market street
.. W. MALLTSTER
Chairman Travelling Mems Day.
J. c. GLEASON.