The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-28
THIS IS CIRCUS DAY.
Five Trains Brought the Great Aggre'
gregation to Cairo From Padu.
cab Early This Morning

The weather has been unfortunate
for the circus, on perhaps it should be
said that it has been info unate for
those who permit it to prevaat them
from attending the circus here today.
The show is here It came early this
morning in five sections over the lii
nos Central and will be found under
its acres Of tents IN Jne west part of
the CRY.
To any one who really cares to
study the difference between this and
other shows, there will never be al
better tunty than will be al
forded today. Only, 10 see it ALTO
make a fair and just estimate of the
resources of the show, and in that
way be prepared to make the newt
able comparison-the student must
nave got up very early this morning.
If he did so, he saw some surprising
things suggestive 81 magnitude. He
saw down in the railroad yards, five
lcas trains Of cars, filled with the
paraphernalia VI the show he saw
wagon after wagon unloaded ana
started with tleh rp'enjid half Per
chegon teams toward the show
grounds; he saw thrry elephants and
twenty cameia l0pe down the "uuWays
OF lheii big double length box cars
and he remarked nearly fifty dens Of
.ojler animals lined up Tor The process
S Oh to the lot. 4 little later, when he
goe out to the shoR grounds he will
wagons metamorphosed into mann
no h pavilion he will see vast
hippodrome tent, with seats for 1850
persons, and furnished with opera
chairs and all the comforts of a mod
em theatre. he will see world of
aerial rigging on which a great ON
pany of md.air performers will give
cries Of sta Ting acts he will see
three rings and two stages which hun
dle5s of rides and acrObate and
specialists from all parts Of The world
will utilize to present at the after
noon and night performances, the
very limit OF areaic accomplishments
he will see The remarkable apparatus
used by Miss Isabelle Butler in the
Dip Of Death" and the Boiler Bros
in thei. star ling bicycle act and
"thrller' the Two Twrls Of Ter
rvr; he will Gnd ne adjoining payil
ion VIII zen /, in itcli larger than the
main tent of any other circu, the
most complete collection of wild ami
mails in America, including four speoi-I
mensof the almost extinct giraffe and
the olly hi horned rhinocerOs in !
America: and in the stables he will !
discover eve. five hundre1 horses Of
almost pricel ass value if these things |
do not satisfy him in regard to the
surpa sing magnitude Of the show. he
is past conviction, or worse STILL a /
dyspeptic
Owing to tde magnitude Of this
years show, the street parade has
been dispensed with and the incite.
ments Of circu dag w.ii really begin
with remarkably interesting freet
show on he exhibition grounds be-
tween l0;5o and II clock hi pc
Torrance is given by Prince Youmr-
key a japanese, and one of the |
cleycrest high wire gymnasts ever
seen in America, will be repeated at
) p. m. There is no charge whatever |
for H.
The first performance will begin at |
. O'Clock, ana the final one at s p. m. !
Doors will be open an hour previously |
10 afford visitors an opportunity TO |
visit the mcnage.ie, - enjoy the per !
Torrance of the scandinavian gypsy /
Musicians ana dane rs the clever |
feats of the GuliycrLilliputians and |
study the massive proportions of the /
Welsh giant and the Finnish giantCss. |
The spectacle ""eaCc" begins prompt !
y a > and S. Owing to the yust |
amount Of paraphcrnalia used in |
.u1ir performances. and the time re-
1uired t3 remove 1t, the automobile
and other big sensational acts will
be given Ia the early part of the pro
9 .am. Reserved ana box seats viii be |
IN sale an day at Paul G.. Schuh q, I
Sons, COZ Comm5 rcial avenue. and ON /
he how grounds on Cedar street at ;