The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-11-01
TODAY AT FAIR SET
 APART FOR LABOR UNIONS
(contInued from FIfth Page).

set aside for the white people, Monday. the last day of the fair, being Negro Day.
 The races today will be good, and there will doubtless be much interest in them. Several of the best horses will be entered in the different events and the second of the running races will take place this afternoon.
 Confederate Day. Yesterday was Confederate Home Day and a percentage of the gate receipts were given to the Alabama Soldiers Home at Mount Pleasant The crowds were by no means as large as on the previous day. probably not more than 1000 passing through the gates. It Is not known yet what will be the amount turn ed over to the managers of the soldiers home, but 1t will be several hundred dol- lars.
 The event of the day was the speech de- livered by Captain J. M. Falkner, who has been largely instrumental in build ing the Soldiers Home. He spoke of the work and told of the home the number
 
 many others were to be erected. He spoke of the number of occupants and the number which will probably be in the home within the next year. The speech was warmly applauded by the crowd. The horse races and the special feat ures interrupted Captain Falkner fre- quently and his speech was delivered un- der very trying circumstances. At times it was impossible to hear him even by those sitting close by.
 Prizes were yesterday awarded in the poultry show.
 In the piano contest three of tho young girls have received about the same mark ings by the judges, and it Is probable that these will, be requested to appear in an- other recital on Monday when the decision between them will be reached on their sight reading alone. One of those in the tie is from Selma and the other two from Birmingham. Twenty-one young girls have played in the contest and the judges are really surprised by the talent displayed.
 The fair management has announced that Liberatl will give sacred concert
 
 in front of the grand stand at the fair grounds. This will be the last concert of the band, which leaves tomorrow night for New York. Many will doubtless avail themselves of the chance to hear the band again, and specially good pro- sramme will be arranged.
 Concert,
 Following are the programmes for to- night and Sunday morning:
 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1 1902.
 PART I. March-.'our American Belle. .Liberati Fantasia Burlesque-"Arkansaw Trav- eler ..........,.............. Reeves Introducing variations for all instru- ments.
 Note-This piece is intended as a me- dium through which the individual per- formers may display. their humorous pro- clivities at the same time exhibiting the various tone qualities of the different sections of the band.
 Vocal Selection from I'll Trovatore" ..'...s. ........ erdl
 Soprano, Miss K. Klarer.
 PART IL Selection-"Robert Bruce ..... Bonisseau Grand selection of Scotch Melodies, in- troducing the Garb of Old Gaul. Cuss- mock Banks, Brose and Butter, Blue Bells of Scotland, the Campbell's are Coming, Annie Laurie, Scots wha hae wi Wallace Bled, Nae Luck About the House, Rob Roy MacGregor O, Nancy Muck, Bon- nie Doon, Blue Bonnets Over the Bor- der.
 Waltz-"Regimental Hop .. ......Savin Cornet Solo-'Bonnie Sweet Bessie'..
 ...... ...... eco. ......Sig. A. Liberau Humoresque-(a) March Alabama
 State Fair" ...................... Mefnoli Humoresque-(b) "Warble's serenade"
 '..:...s.. ..,... .".... ..........Vollstedt Selection1Albion' .. .. ........... .Baetens Grand National Fantasia introducing the following Scotch, Irish and English Airs: The Blue Bells of Scotland, Gar riowen. Charlie Is My Darling, Annie Laurie. The British Grenadiers, The Last Rose of Summer The Minstrel Boy, Home, Sweet Home, The Campbells, Tul- loughgorum, Save the Queen, Rule Brit tannia.
 PART I. Overture-"Herald Angels" .Beyer. Introducing: Hark the Herald Angels, Heavens Chorister. Ave Maria. Lift Thine Eyes, Blessed Is the People, Lift Handel's Glorious Hallelujah Chorus. Soprano-"Inflamatu -. .. ... ...Rossini
 Miss K. Klarer. "AngeluS' ...........,.. .MaSSanet Baritone Solo-"The Palms" ..Faure
 Signor E. Giannone Grand Medley of Popular Gospel Hymns "Refuge'. .....- .....Bennet Introducing the following hymns: Brightly Cleans Our Banner, Beautiful Valley of Eden, The Home Over There Pass Me Not, One Sweet Solemn Thought. Triumph By and By, Refuge To the Work Yield Not to Temptation, Tell Me the Old, Old story, What a Friend We Have in Jesus, and Winter Than Snow.
 PART II. Fantasia-"Dream Pictures" ....Lumbye Vocal Selection-"Ave Maria. .Makagni
 Soprano, Miss K. K. Klarer. Selection-"Robin Hood. ;. ..DeKoven Introducing: Oh. Promise Me The Tinkers' Chorus and many other gems from this favorite opera. Cornet Solo-(a) "I Need Thee Every
 Hour"
 (b) Nearer My God to
 Thee"
 Sig A. Liberati international Anthem of all nations J. c. Adams, chief clerk of the state de- pertinent of agriculture, was assisting at