The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-02
rated costume is ignited just before she

urated costume is ignited just before she
dives.
Davenport executes some dangerous
feats on the high wire. concluding his per-
Torrance by riding his bicycle across the
gulf.
In addition there are the Dunbar trio,
the Dacoma family of seven in an aero
batic tumbling act the like of which has
never been seen here before, and Cotton,
the clown, who keeps the audience ir an
uproar with his comical trick donkeys,
which a dozen young rough riders tried in
vain to mount. The beautiful Japa nese tea
garden in which is given a continuous
vaudeville show, was well patronized.
The Might in Japan spectacle conciud-
ed the performance.
The Queen Was There.
Accompanied by Outriders L. A. Lydiard,
Frank Town and Fred Thomas, Miss Aim
Dallager the queen Of the carnival and
seven of her maids of honor from diff
ferent parts of the state were shown about
the grounds last evening. The escorts
fairly outdid themselves in seeking each
60 excel the other in point of galldntry,
in which respect honors were evenly divid-
ed
The Kangaroo Court.
The Kangaroo court situated in an alley
off the industrial street, was a busy place
policemen was constantly responding to
alarms and in each case a prom cit" was
found to be in trouble. Among those ar
rested for various offenses and given a free
ride to the seat of justice were Smith 3.
Hall, THEODORE Hays, Al Hazer and Alder
man John Ryan. Judge Frank J. Jungen,
seated behind a. set of ferocious whiskers,
dealt out justice with prodigal hand and
the culprits, no mater how high their
station. got the limit. Smith Hall was
fined 81 and sentenced to 5 minutes in the
calaboose amid the cheers of delighted
public. Conductor Kayser of the patrol
wagon, is proving himself most Jealous
officer bent on making a record and is rap
idly Kidding Industrial street Of all evil.
doors. A warrant was out yesterday for
Chief of Police Conroy who had no juris-
diction in the carnival grounds and he had
to do artful lodging to elude the straw
berry blonde sleuths.
| The country store is another center of
merry making and 'zeke, ICY Hiram
and "Eph' have their hands full dealins
out mail and selling dry goods and no
| tions.
The street was crowded from curb to
curb and the brilliantly illuminated an6
gaily decorated booths were doing 8
| land office business.
A Visit to Van SAINT
I Thursday. Minnesota day, the queen q
the carnival will journey to st. Paul ant
pay her respects to the governor of Min.
nesota She will have for her convey
sance Thomas Lowry's private trolley car
in which she will offer the governor ant
/ his staff "a safe conduct back to- Mime
apolis. There will be a parade in homo
/ of the governor at / p M, and he will
Edeliver an address on the carniya
grounds The governor is preparing TO
a good time and will be in Minneapoli
Eall day.
Friday is fraternal day. All societies
participating in the parade in the even
ing will march thru the Industrial stree
j directly into the Midway.
4 Saturday will be devoted to the Unite,
Monumental Travellers association and TIN
Idrummers are arranging to be there il
Isforce In the afternoon there will be
popular drawing for a prize pony.
" Admirable arrangements have sbeel