The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-12

Chief Marshal
Mounted Aides.
Journal Band.
Detachment First Regiment. NJ. N. G.. acting
c as guard d. of honor to United States coloTs
Drill.
Hobby Horse Section.
Queen of Carnival.
Decorated Carriages.
SECOND DIVISION.
Marshal.
Mounted Aides.
Jabour's Italian Band 49,
Marching Ballet, ''Nisht in Japan in costume.
Tallyhos.
Young Ladies; Japanese Costumes.
Jabour Carnival and Circus.
Aerialists, Acrobats and Star Performers in the
-. costume of the circus arena.
Nine. Lilliens and Diavolo, mounted.
Professor Cotton and Trained Donkeys.
Caparaisoned Comels and Riders.
-. Elephant e..
r. / THIRD DIVISION.
.s. .. Marshal. -r.-
DAM Military Band.
Minneapolis Flambeau Club in Fireshaft and
Roman Candle Drill.
~: Special Features. ~
Participating bodies will form as fol-
lows:
First division will form on Second ave-
nue. S, right resting on Washington
avenue.
Second division will form on Midway
grounds, promptly at $780, and repair to
Second avenue south and take position
with right of division resting on Third
street. ,2ss
Third division will form at Bijou thea
| ter at 1880 p m. and repair to Second
avenue and Fourth street
I '-~ 4 The Line of March. -.
The parade will move at s o'clock p. m.
and traverse the following line of march:
Second avenue south and Washington to
Nicollet, to Tenth street. to Hennepin
avenue, to Sixth street, thru main en-
trance, and will parade the. full length
of the industrial street into the Midway
grounds and disband. Mounted men and
carriages will leave the grounds via Sec
ond avenue N and Western avenue. The
line of march from Nicollet and Washing
ton around to the illuminated court Of
honor will be brilliantly lighted by red
fire. Special caution and warning is given
to drivers Of carriages to keep off the
parade line and as far removed as pos
sible from the street crossings en- route.
~s Homlng Pigeons Home. ~. ~
Word was received yesterday that two
Of the honling pigeons released Wednes-
day had reached their destination. AL
|bion Boy, owned by Harry Beech Of Fort
Wayne, Ind, arrived at the home cote al
1923 yesterday morning, making the jour
ney in nine hours and twenty three min.
utes This bird holds the 1.000nllle rec
ord Trenton. the other flyer, reached
Milwaukee at 11:45 yesterday morning
having made the trip in ten hours anC
forty-three minutes.
The non temperance OF Rose-Edyth, the
charming premiere danseuse. at last eve
ning's performance of "a Night in ia
pan," was due to an accident during the
morning, in which Miss Edyth seriously
sprained her left arm. She will go on witt
the act this evening. -.
, Funds for Flood Sufferers.
The announcement that 26 per cent Of the
gate receipts to the industrial street woult
20 to the flood sufferers brought out The
largest attendance last evening since the
opening of the June carnival. The grea
] crowd commenced to stream into In
dustrial street at an early hour and lonl
before 9 O clock the pedestrians along tina
thorofare were thicker than on Nicolle
. avenue on Saturday night. The matorit.
"A OF them were headed for the Midway
+ where, in spite of the density Of tn
+ | crowd the utmost good order and goo
r nature prevailed. The great grandstarl
: | was crowded full, the open spaces wer
!, fully utilized by the standing spectators
aud the sideshows all played to larg
: houses. The great spectacle presented /
+ Jabours combined shows went off wit
4 even moro snap and go than at any pre-
v vious performance. Diavalos two per
. fcI'p1ances of the loop the loop act wer
: So nicely timed as to give the crowd a
excellent opportunity to witness the won
derful feat. The act was put on jus
a before the opening of the evenings ore
" air performance and Immediately upn
,f the conclusion Of the might in Japan
-. spectacle and fireworks
IL Travelling Men There.
is It was Commercial club day and men
" hers OF the great organization which he
~ given the carnival such hearty supp
t: were everywhere to be SEEN
Il. | Great interest conferred around IL
m unique log rolling contests between Alle1
I Stewart of Minneapolis and Thomas Nj
I Elrone Of Eau Claire during the afternot
in and evening. Stewart, who has beste
er McElrone before at Ashland, defeated hi
e. again at both trials, altho McElrone d
ID up plucky and clever contest which pr
lis nounces him to be a Conner in his sp
cialty. The two men will meet again f
n a gold medal and purse of 500 Lab
an Day at Ashland, Wis.
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