The. Death-Trap Loop—Hazardous,
death-defying "loop-the-loop" act by
"The Great Babcoek."
Balloon ascension and parachute
drop.
These attractions, with the excep
tion of the ladies' relay race, will
also be repeated in the evening, con
cluding with Pain's latest pyrotechnic
spectacle, "The Fall of Port Arthur."
Pain's productions need no introduc-
cattle which will make up a special
train for the Poi-tland exposition,
starting just after the close of the
Minnesota fair. This will bring many
line cattle and horses to the show,
and with the national exhibitions of
the Shorthorn and Hereford associa
tions will produce the greatest cattle
show ever seen in one place. Agri
cultural Hall will be in finer shape
than ever before and will have a
larger and more representative ex
hibit. The farm machinery depart
ment has spread all over the north
east corner of the fair grounds and
will be. by all odds the largest ex
hibit ever gotten together.
C. N. Cosgrove of Le Sueur is presi
dent of the fair this year, as for sev
eral years past, and E. W. Randall is
secretary. B. F, Nelson of Minne
apolis is first vice-president, C. M.
Griggs of St. Paul second vice-presi
dent, and the. board of managers is
made up of J. M. Underwood, Lake
City L. D. Baird, Austin W.
Liggett, St. Anthony Park Wm. E
Lee, Long Prairie D. S. Hall, Buffalo
Lake G. W. Patterson, Worth in art on.
THE MINNESOTA ST. LOUIS BUILDING.
