The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1902-03-29

1lutterlng OF flags, military drills and
inspiring music, the indoor exposition
given by the militia men of Duluth
will open with a blaze of glory at the
Armory next Monday evening.
This is all event which has not only
attracted local interest, but throughout
the state and over in Wisconsin has
been much remarked. For grandeur,
size and general attractiveness noth;nG
ever before given in this city can COM
pare with it.
1t will be nothing more or lees than
miniature worlds fair. The uel:- but
fantastic Hottentot will be in cvdanc"
and the Midway dancer. while the p,g-
cant OF all nations, will be q treat we'll
worth t:tveling far to witness. The in :
terror of the Armory has been decorated
and adorned as never before The seats
will be arranged in huge amphitheater
style and are now being arrangei. For
months the guardsmen have been drill
ing for the event. and they now foe'
sure that their efforts will be crowned
with success.
Governor Van SAINT will be here Mon
day evening to start the ball rolling.
and from the time he makes his open
Ing address to the cldee of the enter
tainment the spectator will witness one
continuous show of extraordinary in
teresting features.
The booths in the gallery and on the
main floor are e]aborately arranged
The military exhibit in the gallery has
many admirable features Major
Resches reproduction Of Lake City
iS 90 Of ofin
Captain Little's Sibley encampment,
made Of tin and painted white is a
marvel in workmanship. Captain Eva s
reproduction of dog tents gives a good
idea of army life on the march. The
other attractions in this department
consist Of relics Of wars, army rifles,
guns, and other weapons. The marine
display will be creditable and inter-
esting. The Turkish cigar store and
the japanese tea garden on the west
side of the gallery will attract many
people. Ice cream and refreshments
will be served in the latter.
On the main floor the administration
building will first attract the eye. In
this booth the business Of the expos
tition .sNtll5 be- tra anhaGted d.4sN Nextg t0sit.ia
the art gallery, where will Be EXHIBIT,
Ell some Of the leading works in art, in
the city.
Immediately behind these is the
Moorish palace, and palace it really
is. In this will be exhibited the most
costly Oriental work ever shown in the
city.
The Streets Of Carlo will be the at
traction. Everything imaginable will
be seen here. The music, the attendants
and exhibits will remind the visitor Of
that visit to the Midway at Chicago,
and it will be a splendid reproduction.
Another attraction adjoining this will
be the German bakery.
Next will come the chronological booth
showing miniature reproductions of the
homes, manner of living, and other
matters pertaining to the various races.
In this booth is splendid reproduction
OF Fort Alamo, of Texas, in which the
American army met with defeat during
the Mexican war.
The amusing features will be the Ger
man village, the Punch and Judy show,
the vaudeville opera and the Siberian
Snow Cave dance
A criminal exhibit has been arranged.
showing weapons used in committing
crimes of note in Minnesota. The ex-
hibits in this booth are especially inter-
es ting.
No one should fail to see this grand
exposition. It is credit to the city and
it's national guard