Telegram-herald., 1889-07-14

startle fhe eve of the entire Union. WITH
good .lscr-ls. r. Eand autographs they would
make mlcl money and Offset the continued
success o. Bu1s-o Blu
The orchestra does not play 50 well as
Mr ~ tl or Patsev Gilmore, tor the range
Is snaa and ths f-uments are exceeding
Isl tough. TIE ui 4 "a nan i an old pOiyga
nous Algerian. HhJ also plays green corn
sta,k ddl.e On h.s left - corpulen-
woman. - sav forty I've, with black name,
who w8rblCs ike w0odDec6e-. \ c0lored
man plays ths base drum. and some
more colored people play on any thing
they csn get hoid of that viii make
aoise- A small girl. IN her stocking feet.
then proceeds t0 dsncc. She is followed
b. a gir, II thirteen or fourteen, who
dances a sword dance. iaterspersed Dy
burbaric ysls bv the company Then a
very pretty Ziri, vi. b small hands and feet,
iu Turkish t-ogscrs. dances a colo dance
which meets with much applause II i
p different fruw srv tni1g have ever seen az
the Patriarch balls IN New York She i
.ired Ia a cool costume o. white mosquito
nCt-1x ana a Marseiaes quilt, which she
lavs aside "a zen sLc begins. She a.so wears
gold anSefs when he weather Is cool and
q six scarf IA each hand as she proceeds
with the dance allowing joy 70 oe
cat.relv unconfued She a % full
hlhf-. and her corset bii is very small.
S1r wears what w0lid br called heath
costume and when sUs dances she does so
with great vror Several people from
America wrrt AWAY whrlc she danced, but
a Frencbman and I remained. I STAYED.
berarse as = newspaper reporter have be
come accustomed % sights which would
shoes ataer people. aud the Frenchman re-
NAMED because ss was a Freucaman.
hardly know bow % describe tbe dance
in such a way "a ID ger ths account priuted.
but it BAR certain element of voluptu0us
cucum1sr regret about 10 WHOA shall never
expect 20 see again. never have seen the
human form ios-iei Rbous 50 neartlessiv
TIE zri was a. pretty a. a poem by Lord
Byron or the heroine of La a k0okh.r but
the stv.e of dance ITSELF maze ne brush more
thar Z have f1r years inthe midst ~ antics
Sc .oossd a. me asSsncs. There onghr 20
BE- soue wsv to put step % tnis. An In
ternstional exhipiticn ought to oe something
- point - with pride in after years i'm
msdiateiv walsod out ~ the room and
strollsd % me Top % tde El-sl tower % cool
~ brow
This tower has bcen referred - bv the
papers Evervsvhers one goes he f1ds
miniature Eirel towers FOR sale. They are
worked an haadserchiefs. printed on purses
aat engraved on evarv thing
VI ETel. who les -ued this great work.
lorss some az General Grant iid a. forty
eight yesrs of age Tae neirhhors dit nos
want the tower built They feis certain is
would Ia and STRIKE most anywhere within
quarter % a mfe. and tney thought it
would he 3iscou-aEiuz 20 trade Thev we're
also afraid that boarding houses near bT
would lose money and have to put ne orice
% ncurisauent up IN where it would asr-
menirs with -he tower
n = q fact. a. the reader knows, hat 2 =
ga Feet high. and made ~ iron Those who
havs heftei is say tnat it weighs seventy
thrs- hundred tons hut ~ou'd put .t it.
Sc below thst Il Is iust a. wei to be nonsst
About fhs<s matters and not seek 90 starEe
people al the time
TIE base rests cn four IsEs w'th -oncr-te
snt xt--s foundations. These f1rr fonr
arcAe- which a. ascut 1oo feet h. 81. walsh
az rfxHs are beautifully lighted In fact