The morning call., 1892-09-23
the votes OF everybO in the hall. and as
result the receipts were very large.
Die schoensten Sachen auf der v
Habon wir Ia diesem Zelt


result the receipts were very large.
Die schoensten Sachen auf der Welt
Habon wir 10 diesem zelt
Makes the Altenheim booth peculiarly at
tractive. and when the receipts are counted
up every night the crowd OF rustlers at
tached to that booth has the satisfaction to
know that they have done as well as any
body else.
But the cigar girls are doubtless the most
tireless workers on that floor.
They keep for ever bothering everybody
with their smokers
If you don't want TO buy cigar. they tell
you frankly that you have no business to
be alive.
And who can afford to get mad with
black-eyed girl in fetching Spanish cos
tune?
Nobody can, and as rule the fellow who
gets robbed out Of two bits by cigar-girl
goes to the Rathbaus to drown his sorrow
and to get robbed some more.
The beer garden in that quaint old Rath-
haus is fast becoming popular place.
Old lushers drain foaming beakers there
every night and grin at the pretty waiter.
girls.
They will have ''tingle tangle" in the
beer garden tonight, and to those who
don't know what a "tingle tangle" means
1t may be interesting information that 1t is
a German term for "free-and-easy" per-
Torrance.
The Winerooms, that most artistic re-
treat. got out lot OF literary stuff last
night intended for the press but the press
somehow could not see the merit of the
production, and that carefully compiled
document Will be lost to fame and history.
But all this does not interfere with the
Winerooms' great success. and there are
more dollars taken in every night in that
establishment than one has any idea OF.
Old Ali Mustapha was not on duty last
night, and the coy odalsques of the Turk
ish booth were without any male protec-
ton, unless you count Consul Hall, who
guarded the entrance, as protector
Nobody knew why Mustapha was absent.
but 1t was generally supposed that his Cairo
whiskeTs hurt him, and that he was In need
of medical attendance.
The Oakland fancy goods booths ladies
want il distinctly understood that they have
donations from Santa Cruz, Woodland, San
Rafael and Milpitas, and that they are very
much "in it" when it comes to the counting
up OF the receipts.
The roulette girls are really bad. They
want every dime they can possibly lay their
hands on. and they are just mischievous
enough to stop their old wheel at any figure
except the one on your ticket.
Mrs G. Fpegel is having a great time In
the Japanese booth every night.
She is great fnancier and she under
stands the art OF money getting better than
any of her companions, who are, however,
taking lessons and promise TO rival her be-
fore the week is over.
"Edite, Bihite, COllegiates" is what the
inscription of the Hebrew ladies' restaurant
says, and lots OF people eat and drink in
that homelike place every evening.
Linden Frank is the name of the most en-
terprising young woman in the grand lottery
booth.
When Mrs. Regensburger enlisted that
girl in her crew she did something WISE
Evans and Sontag's bold robberes pale
into nsignifcance in comparison with Miss
Franks stand and deliver" way of reliev-
ing her friends Of their spare cash.
der Kaffee hier erfreut dich, Drift Elm
schnell und erquicke dich" says the sign
over the coffee booth. and it is very appro-
pirate, because Mrs. Kl0ppenburg's girls
are charming, and they serve cup OF coffee,
which, by those who drank some OF 1t, is
pronounced excellent.
The panorama booth had Swiss scene on
exhibition last night and IL had great deal
of patronage.
The Gutenberg printing press In the
souvenir booth has many admirers.
People seem to delight in the knowledge
that they are looking at the first machine Of
the "art preservative."
Miss Marie HIM has so far the record OF
having sold more souvenirs than any other
girl in that booth.
She sold eighty-two OF these handsome
little volumes, and she is glad of it.
Mrs. John Kreling is having a great time
with the grab-bag in the st. Peter and ST.
Paulus booth.
1t is easy to see that she is very popular
young woman, because she is always sur
rounded by a host of admirers.
There was minuet dance on the stage last
night which, under the calcium light, looked
very pretty.
The dancers were all from the Altenheim
booth. and they were the Misses Hencke
Hemme. Lowenhart Oelrichs, Hessler
Wefelsburg, Hageman, Scblessinger, Suter,
Rosenbauer, Zissig, Feldman. Hartman and
Nathan.
The Kreger Verein will visit the fair
again tonight, and it's members will once
more be representatives of the various CEN
turtles in the history Of Germany.
They will lead the grand march and will
add spendor TO the general display.
The official programme for tonight Is as
follows:
l. Overture. "Tannhuser" .....,..,,...W Wagner
dedication" monster chorus and orchestra.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Director. MIR. Bigger
5. vase caprice Rublnstein
f. Peasants dance. :. BY the Rathhaus Beer Girls
8. Phantasy, La Mezza Note" CarIiDi
O. Tableau vfvant.
2: ITO the Evening STAR. ............. Wagner
B. 'Ibe herman song. Monster chorus
g. advertisement Espagnol ............. Desormes