| Show THE BIG FAIR I A Slightly Decreased Attendance LONG LIST OF PRIZES Miss Lizzie Livingstone is Declared De-clared the Greatest Beauty I A SUCCESSFUL BALLOON ASCENT A Baby Show on the Programme To day Prospects of Continuing the Fair Over Saturday I The attendance at the fair yesterday was very large but not quite equal to that of I Wednesday The balloon ascension and parachute drop was the chief attraction of I the day and this time it was a perfect success I suc-cess retrieving as far as possibletho fail urn of Wednesday The directors of the I fair society had made arrangements with C H Smith and the Woodnll Bros noted I aeronauts to do the balloon act today in place of Professor Butler who made the unsuccessful attempt the day before The performers commenced filling the balloon with gas about half an hour before the I time set for the ascension They had all their arrangements well made and at 405 oclock just five minutes later than the I time appointed the word was given to lego J le-go and up she sailed in fine style very quickly attainin a 1 height of about four I thousand feet when young Woodall cut loose tho parachute and fell rapidly for a few hundred loot until tho I umbrella expanded and checked the force when he descended gracefully and slowly to the earth only a 1 few hun red yards on the southeastern side of the fair grounds and in less than fifteen minutes the young fellow was back in the main hall of the exposition building bowing his acknowledgements acknowl-edgements of tho applause rendered him by the assembled multitude The balloon itself soon emptied and fell a limn rag I almost as soon as the parachute Woodall I got SlOO for making yesterdays ascent Today there is to be a double ascent as a contest between the Woodalls u Prof Butler for a stake of 300 The balloon which rises the highest and whose parachute para-chute alights first is to carry off tho prize THE BEAUTY CONTEST The evening attendance was the greatest and most enthusiastic of any yet witnessed It was the beauty contest that brought out the ladies in strong force and a more brilliant bril-liant assemblage is seldom seen There was the youth and beauty of Suit Lake assembled in their most brilliant attire and in the best of spirits and the judges hud no easy task in deciding to whom to award the palm At 7 oclock Messrs C R Bar ratt Henry Gillespie L G Hardy Reed Smoot and W R Gibbs the judges set out on their quest for the prettiest girl in the hall and for over two hours they ransacked all over now captivated with one brilliant face and again with another ad infinitum At last by 9 oclock they met in tte secro tarys office to compare notes Meantime tile people were on the tiptoe of excitement and many a female heart was fluttering when the judges emerged from their consultation con-sultation room and made their way to tho band stand for the purpose of announcing the name of the winner Thq band leader blew the call to order and all listened in breathless silence whilst Mr McDaniel came to the front and announced that Miss Lizzie Livingstone of Salt Lake was tha prettiest girl at the fair Then a ringing round of applause followed fol-lowed and loud calls for Miss Livingstone but that was asking too much The modesty mod-esty of the young lady would not permit her to pose before the audience in the enviable en-viable character which had been thrust upon her To escape the crowd she had to take refuge in the secretarys office where she remained with her mother until a carriage car-riage was called when she quietly disappeared disap-peared Miss Livingstone is quite young only sixteen years of age rathor under the 1 average heigh th of women vory graceful r and ladylike in her bearing be has blue black hair coalblack flashing eyes shaded by long fine dark eyelashes and dark delicate eyebrows A clear delicately tinted complexion and a fine modest cast of tace and features She does credit to the taste of the judges who decided the contest con-test in her favor She is a Salt Lake girl the daughter of the late Mr Archibald Livingotone living on Sixth South street I between Third and Fourth East streets rnE SPELLING MATcn which came off yesterday morning created a good deal of interest There wore thirteen thir-teen competitors The prize of 10 was won by Mr J T Holt of this city Tho judges were School Superintendents Dr J F Millspaugh E A WilsonC A Short E W McDaniel and Joseph S Peery Tho general ring parade of HOUSE AND CATTLE I was a prominent feature yesterday afternoon after-noon The graud stand was packed to its utmost capacity and it was really a fine I and imposing spectacle TEE LUCKY TICKET I The 2r 000 tli admission ticket to the purchaser pur-chaser ol which Mr Spencer Clawson offered of-fered a premium of e25 in cash was sold at the gate yeterday at 2 15 Mrs Thomas Woodburry of 252 West Sixth South street was the lucky one to carry off the prize Now the Cooperative Wagon and Machine company offer to tho man woman or child wno uuys the 35000th ticket at the fair nates I one Oliver chilled plow handsomely hand-somely painted value 540 Fred Simon also offers a prize of 10 to the person purchasing pur-chasing the 30000 ticket The tiokets winning thsse valuable prizes will be sold today no doubt Awards Made Yesterday The following awards were made yesterday yester-day CLASS DIVISION LEATHER HARNESS ETC Rowe Morris Surnmerhays company city colored sheep skins silver medal Rowe Morris Summerhays company i city colored mats diploma I F Platt company city best bridle S3 F Platt company city single set light harness diploma F Platt company city best display of whips 3 F Platt company city best sot light double harness diploma F Platt company city best racers saddle sad-dle special for superiority of seat S5 J G Read Brother Ogden best racers 1 rac-ers saddl special silver medal J GReed Brother Ogdan best set heavy harness diploma i F Platt company city best set heavy I harness special silver medal J A Loveless Payson one pair Boston team collars special gold medal M D McKinnon city one pair horse collars special silver medal F L McFarlane Stockton girth fastener fas-tener special silver medal W L PICKAKD T F MULLOT Awarding Committee CLASS B DIVISION 1 SHORT HORNS Arthur Brown city best bull three years old and upward diploma and 25 C H Parsons city best bull three years old and upward second prize Arthur Brown city best bull calf silver medal and i5 I Arthur Brown city best cow three years old l and upwards diploma and 25 U H Parsons city best cow three years old and upwards second premium Arthur Brown city best heifer two years old and under three diploma and SlO 10Arthur Arthur Brown city best heifer calf silver sil-ver medal and 5 Arthur Brown city best herd one bull four cows and heifers gold medal and S25 CLASS B DIVISION S HEREFORDS S T Rigby Farmers Ward best buil three years old and upward second premium pre-mium recommended JERSEYS Le Grand Young for bent bull three years and ovor first prize J R Winder second prize E H Parsons best bull one year old and under two first prize L G Hardy best bull calf first prize E H Parsons second prize Le Grand Young best cow three years old and over first prize J R Winder second Ben Eldridge best fat heifer White Sc Sons special prize J R Winder sweepstakes first prize Lo Grand Youncr second J R Winder best heifer calf first prize E H Parsons second prize JIOLTEINS Faust Son best bull three years old and over first prize F A Mitchell second J R Winder best bull two years old and under three first prize H J Faust second H J Faust best Heifer calf first prize F A Mitchell cecoud R T Burton best bull calf first prize R T Burton second J R Winder best heifer two years old and under three first prize additional edukationul award CLASS li DIVISION 9 Grand sweepstake and White Sons special prize James P Freeze city best bull of beef bred with three of his get no competition first premium monov recommended Ben R Eldredge Provo best steer or heifer any age aud breed Whites special 20 CLASS WOMENS WORK Mrs George Townsend Ogden best display of fancy work gold modal Mrs J J W Forrester city best display i of straw hate gold medal Mrs J W Forrester city best display I of sewing by hum gold medal f Fanny C Williams Murray best display of fancy work by girl fifteen years old II silver medal Daniel Greaves Provo best display of Utah real silk gold medal I I Rosa Thomas city best display of Utah silk knitting silver medal I Mrs May Jones Provo best display of Utah silk woven 2 I Mrs Graves Provo best net of handkerchiefs handker-chiefs gold medaL Mrs S Wheat city best black wool mits 2 Mrs E Free city best display chenille 1May Shannon city silk embroidered I fancy work J Mrs E Free city head in worsted embroidery em-broidery S 2 Lena Hanson city table cover 2 Lena Hanson city table scarf s 2 Mrs George Townsend Ogdon lambrequin lambre-quin 22 Mrs Beebe artist city fine screen gold medal May Shannon city pillow sham 2 C W Beebe city silk embroidery in flannel 3 Miss P JENNINGS Mus F A GENTSCH MRS J C BROWX MHSSIMON BAMBCRGER MRS NETTlE Y SNELL Awarding Committee AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS tS H Nalder Layton best bushel of fall wheat diploma and S3 S H Naldor Layton best bushel of silver sil-ver chaff wheat special and 5 William Wood fall North Ogden best bushel of spring wheat diploma and 33 William wootliall North Ogden best bushel of tworowed barley diploma and S3 3C C S Chestersen Salem best bushel of black oats diploma and 3 C Handley Sugar House ward best bushel of white corn diploma and 53 I Mountain Nursery company East Mill I Creek best half bushel of cweot corn diploma di-ploma and S3 Charles Twelves Provo best half I bushel of Narragausett sugar corn diploma I and 53 Charles Twelves Provo best half bushel I I of Turner early sweet corndiploma and 3 I Charles Twelves Provo best half bushel of Worthy variety sweet corn diploma and 3 i I Kneardson Sc Bagley Big Cottonwood I best 100 pounds of family No 1 flour diploma di-ploma and 3 Kneardson 4Sc Bnploy Big Cottonwood best fifty pounda of Graham flour diploma and 3 Kneardson Sc Bagley Big Cottonwood bestcracked whent diploma and S3 Kneardson Sc Bagley Big Cottonwood best hominy diploma and 3 I Kuoardson Bagley Big Cottonwood best twentylive pounds of pearl barley I diploma and i3 Kneardson Bagley Big Cottonwood I best corn meal diploma and lB Walter Templeman Mill Creek best Timothy seed diploma and3 Charles Twelves Provo best display of I Utah grown seed diploma and 6 Salt Lake Vinegar company Salt Lake city best five gallons of vinegar diploma Lizzie Cristnon Salt Lake city best three I loaves of white bread farm made diploma I and S2 Lizzie Crismon Salt Lake city best three I loaves of white bread made by a girl under eighteen one pair of shoes and 5 Kate McAllister Salt Lake city bsst loaf of graham bread family diploma and 2 Kate McAllister Salt Lake city best family loaf of graham bread i5 J A Brown Provo best display cakes diploma and 5 Lorenzo Hansen Wellsville best cheese under one year diploma and 5 Lorenzo Hansen Wellsville best and largest display cheese gold medal and 10 Lorenzo Hanson Wellsville bestchedder cheese special Z C M L 510 James Jorgensen mountain Green best 10 pounds butter in rolls silver medal and 53 James Jorgensen Fountain Green best creamery butter diploma and 5 James Jorgensen Fountain Green best display butter gold medal and S10 William L Bateman West Jordan best 25 pounds butter in 1pound prints gold medal and 10 Eliza Goodridge Hunter greatest quantity quan-tity of butter from one cow in 7 days 12 Agricultural college Logan display of seed grain in sheaf special 35 THE ART DEPARTMENT The official report on art prizes has not yet been handed in but the following prizes have been awarded in that department depart-ment H L A Culmer The Loitering Herd silver medal H L A Culmer Golden Gate Pacific coast gold medal fi 1VT OttincTAl I1A7tr > Rln nri1 I rrnlri 0 u u medal Mrs H Hirsching birds and flowers 55 W J Browning portrafo 520 Emily F Taylor dogs head 510 Martin Lenzi still life diploma Alfred Lambourne the most meritorious display of pen and pencil drawings 50 Mrs C A Krouse Green Grupos silver medal J W Clawson portrait gold medal Mrs C A Krouso The Artists Hand gold medal Wesley Browning Meditation 20 Edna Wells Nasturtium SIO Mary Teasdel patrlatit study silver medal Wesley Browning Evening 20 H L A Culmer Woodland Brook gold l medal Mary A McLornick a bird gold medal Margaret Foster Mary silver medal I C L Dallin model of tl statue ol Angel Gabriel designed for the temple gold I medal I WT Browning portrait gold medal H L A Culmer Moonlight 55 I Sainsbury Sc Jouuson collection of photographs I pho-tographs gold medal i Mary Teasdel collection of painted china 510 E I Rowe carved chair back gold medal John ODonnell carved work illustrative of the birth and death of the Savior gold medal CLASS FURNITURE ETCH ETC-H J Knight city prize boxes and grab box diploma James Hansen Sugar House ward woodturning wood-turning diploma bait Lake Broom company city homemade I home-made broom gold medal Salt Lake Broom company city Utah j made broom A Bowens speciaL j Dinwoodey Furniture company city bed I lounge diploma I L Pratt city inlaid work box diploma Earl Cummings city specimen scroll I sawing silver medal H DINWOOUEY P W MADSEN Awarding Committee CLASS D DIVISION 1 POULTRY Browning Sc Barker Ogden buff cochins first prize j2 Browning S Barker Ogden buff cochins I second prize U H W Earl city light brabmas first prize 62 Holingsworth city langshans first prize a LG Hardy citylangEhans second prize il Browning Barker Ogden Plymouth Rock first prize i2 Browning Sc Barker Ogden Plymouth Rock second prize SI Fred C Lyngberg city minorcas first prize 2 Smith Bros Centervllle golden Polish first prize 2 George Naylor city pitgarnes first prize 2 Charles J Trump city pitgarnes second prize 81 Browning 8c Barker Ogden bantams first prize 2 Browning S Barker Ogden bantams second prize SI Mrs S Hamilton Mill Creek turkeys first prize 52 Mrs S Hamilton Mill Creek geese first prize 2 Fred G Lyngberg city geese second prize SI Mrs S Hamilton Mill Creek ducks first prize 2 The following varieties of poultry shown 1 would have received awards provided they had been exhibited in breeding pens of one male and four females as required by the premium list George Taylor city Silver Wyandottes Mrs George B Bailey Mill Creek Silver Sil-ver Wyandotte Charles Handley Sugar House ward Indian In-dian Game CLASS D DIVISION 3 VBBIT3 GUINEA PIGS ETC William Howell city best pair tame rabbits rab-bits diploma and 51 Fred G Lyngberg city best guinea pig diploma and 1 I Fred G Lyngberg city best display rabbits and Rigs diploma and 3 Fred G Lyn berg city best pair pigeons pig-eons diploma and Sl Fred G Lyngberff city best display of pigeons diploma POULTRY SWEEPSTAKES Browning Sc Barker Ogden best pen in Asiatic clans 54 Browning 4Sc Barker Ogdon second best pen in Asiatic class 2 Browning Sc Barker Ogden best pen in American class 54 Browning S Barker Ogden second best pen in American class 52 i Browning Si Barker Ogden best malo in Asiatic class silver medal Browning t Barker Ogden best female in Asiatic class silver medal Browning Sc Barker Ogden best breeding breed-ing pen on exhibition gold medal H W Earl city second best breeding pen on exhibition silver medal Browning Sc Barker Ogden host twenty specimens exhibited by owner gold medal H W Earl city second best twenty specimens exhibited by owner silver medal Browning Sc Barker Ogden best pen of Bantams silver medal Charles Handley Sneer House ward best male Game on exhibition silver medal F W HITCUCOCK Judge KENNEL PRIZES Pug Class George Olsens dog first prize Charles Madsens dog Don Csesar second prize C Wolfiutons bitch first prize niacJt and Tans W D Nickums dog first prize C F Jones dog second prize English Bull Dogs R H McKaighs Grip first prize I A I Holcombes Sport second prize Bull Terrier Puppies Dell Wilsons dog first prize John D Browns dog second prize R H Evans Leo third prize Bull Terriers R H Evans dog first prize I H Hoi combes dog second prize I H Holcombes dog third prize Greyhounds S R Nelsons bitch first prize I Great Danes I Hy Bewes bitch Mingo first prize L Sobleins bitch Paulina second prize Mastiff Puppies H F Hecklers Romeo first prize H F Hecklers Prince second prize B H Hollingsworths Leo VI second prize both being equal Mastiffs A F Hecklers Leo first prize J J Starbucks Hess bitch first prize Deerllound G A McDougall of Butte Mont dog Allen Breck first prize Newfoundland M S Woolleys dog Bom first prize Red Irish Setters H Grimesdog first prize F W Met calfs dog second TM Eastons dog third A E ShoweRs bitch puppy second prize English Pointers D L Nickums bitch first prize Pointers Puppy Class R Rushs dosr first prize H Denhaiters dog second prize A L Baddleys dog third prizo Gordon Setters CA Deckey8 bitch first prize W S Clawsons bitch second prize Dapgetta doer first prize W J Clawsons dog second sec-ond prize St Bernirds H Bemess dog Woodbrook Chief first prize H Bemess bitch Beatrice second 4 I prize H Bemess St Bernard and mastiff first prize Chesapeake Bay E Daggette dog first prizo Water Spaniels D L Leveys dog flratpriza Mr Hard ings bitch second prize Spaniel Puppy James E Martins dog first prize Blood Hounds Frand and Pattbergs dog first prizo 5 Frank and Pattbergs bitch second prize 11 Blood Hound Puppies Frank and Pattbergs dog first prize Frank and Pattbergs bitch second prize Continued on Page 5 THE GREAT FAIR Continued ft om page S CLASS L EDUCATIONAL Josephine Kellog Provo teaching geography geog-raphy 515 H H Wardleigh Ogden best map of Utah 510 Josephine Kellog Provo primary methods meth-ods 10 J L McLachlan city best plans of modern mod-ern school house 15 William S Wallace North Ogdengreat est number words HO James T Holt city spelling match 15 Salt Lake public schools map drawing 510 Josephine Kellosr Provo how to grade country schools 15 A C Pearson Draper mental arithmetic arithme-tic 15 Linnio Hendershof Ogden penmanship S10 Josephine Kellog Provo how to teach reading 15 i A C Pearson Draper written arithmetic arithme-tic SIO I Ogden public schools Ogden display of examination papers 10 Andrew C Pearson Draper mental arithmetic prize 15 R S PAGE E W MCDANIEL C A SIIOKT E A WILSON J F MlLLSPACGII Awarding Committee Salt Lake city public school general educational ed-ucational display 850 Ogden public school best display examination exami-nation papers 10 Salt LaKe city public school best display map drawing 10E E W MCDAXIEL E A WILSON C A SHOUT Awarding Committee KOT TET DECIDED The following entries have not yot been passed upon They are under the consideration consid-eration of Messrs Millspaugh Page and Wilson Gertrude Whitman best general display school work Clara T Minor display of penmanship Gertrude Whitman map of Utah Fair Notes Attendance yesterday 9000 of whom 1000 were children The fair will bo extended in all probability till Saturday Spencer 1 Lynch grand piano will be given away between 12 and 4 p m today The Keenan McCready company took the Z C M I special prize for canned goods and also I hrst p rues for piekles and catsup At4 p m the drill contest takes place The Denhalter Dyer Rifles and Ogden cadets will contest The prize is a 5i5 silver banner or flag The great horse display at 10 this morning will be quite a feature Each prize wnner will be lead in into the ring by its owner thereto there-to publicly receive the decorations The judges in class B have got tho milk and cream separated and will render a decision en the best milch cow of any age or breed for dairy purposes quality to be considered and milk to be churned on the ground and also for the best milch cow of any age or breed quantity to be considered Today the baby show will begin at 2pm if the weather permits the contest will take place in the pavilion otherwise in the grandstand grand-stand in the main hall The prizes are as tob I lows First itOt second 15 third 510 fourth 55 to be awarded by a committee selected on I the grounds Eerybodys baby eligible between be-tween the agos 01 six ana twelve months The prizes are offered by the society A meeting ol cattle and horsemen was nem at the exposition building at 7 p m yesterday A council for a breeders association was formulated formu-lated Further discussion will be entered into and a complete organization will be made at federal court room this evening at 8 oclock All horse and cattlemen are invited to attnd The official awards in the horse cattle art and womans departments have not yet been handed in therefore complete official lists of the prize winners cannot be published until tomorrow to-morrow The following pieces were performed by Helds band at the concert last evening The public never seem to tiro of the Trovatore selection judging by the frequency and enthusiasm with which it is called for 1 Grand PotpouriO Fair Dove I 0 Fond Dove SchlepegnelL 2 GaotteSthephanic with casti nets Czebulka nn un u 3 The Boston Bake with sneezing I chorus Brooks 4 Fantasia Hartman 5 Baritone Solo G W PhillipsRollinson 6 Selection Jl Trovatore by request re-quest of Secretary Wells and nh others Verdi 7 Medley Selection of Southern Plantation Plan-tation Songs arranged bConterno 8 Serenade u Pettee 9 Overture Jolly RobbersFranz uFranz vcn Suppe 10 Operatic Mrdley Ripley Home Sweet Home |
