The morning call., 1893-04-18

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but not single one of them cracked a
smile or paid any attention to the jbes and
jeers of the masses.
The full list of Senators was as follows:
George T. Bromley. Ernest Piexotto. Jane s
NJ. Hamilton, Daniel O'ConnelI, Anadee
Joullin. Donald de V. Graham. Vanderlyn
Stow. George Nsgle, Colonel Lee, W. II. L.
Barnes, William Greer Harrison, Elmer
DePue, Arthur l.. Piper, Mr.. MacSherry, E.
b. Pomeroy. Reuben Lloyd, Il. j. Hellma n,
sam Hubbard, John Housman, Daniel L..
OCOunell, Thomas Flynn, George Swasey,
C. w. lredale, j. b. Tillpy. Lloyd Eaton,
Ward Eaton. S. Chapman, William McElroy.
Right after the senatorial group came
Cesar himself IN chariot of gold, drawn
by four milk white steeds. which were led
by Nubian slaves.
Handsome and manly looked Jack Schroe-
der in his short purple tunic. embI oidered
heavily with gold. and a broad gold band
holding his curly black hair back from his
broad forehead.
He looked a trife younger than Caesar
was when he held court With Livia, but his
classical features needed no makeup TO
make him look thorough Roman noble to
perfection.
Right behind Casar's chariot row of
castauet dancing-giIls skipped gracefully in
his wake. swinging their arms and using
their castanets in lively unison.
The gladlators came next. divided into
Mendiani, Retiaril and rmillones. each
wearing different colorpd robes aud helmets,
the latter being provided with visors.
They were all smoothly shaven and they
looked as strong and muscular as their
ancient prototypes In the Coliseum did.
l.. TrOnchet and E. Lastreto were the
leaders OF the gladiators, who were repre-
sented by the following: Mendiani-W. A.
Sexton, H. c. WILDER. w. II. Quinn Jr., Z.
Davoust, }. L. McKinnon. Frank Gilbert,
q. w. Gutard, George Biber, w. II. Patton
Jr., I. d. Osborn, w. A. Field, n. j. Great
head, George HaberDicht. II. p. Taylor Jr.,
+. Frey, j. 3. Sherrard, John Ryan. L. NJ
Comyns, Walter Dole. E. Hoekett. F. w.
Gelger, j. w. Farnsworth. p. NJ. Wand, ID.
J: Barnert. NJ. Fledeman, l.. Cosgrnve. w.
Holdridge. c. ". Bennett. A. !. McKianon.
J. J. Kineaid, W. l.. Russell, p. Lauzisli, A.
b. Lindsay. C. C. Westover. f. A. Wieand,
A. G. Dodge, r. BeIau. E. Bouquet, A. E.
Sonn.ag, A. de Smet. w. J. Ken ealy.
Re,iarii-W. W. Gascoync. F. A. Cha
puis, j. Purcell. DR.. W. A. Bryant. F. Nc
GlynD, h. X. Houston.
MyrmillOnes-L. Tronchet, E. Lastfeto
c. A. Hume. G. 2. Bernhard, j. II. Harri-
gan. J. S. j. Otto.
The runners, wrestlers, boxers, discus
throwers. eapers and javeIin men came
after the gladiators.
Their costume was extremely simple, 1t
consisting of flrsh-coOred tights, with a
girdle around the waist only, giving the
ooys me chance to display their manly
forms.
The javeIn men. with their long spears,
were Ten In mber, namely: II. b. Ora
Haslett, Harry Haight, G. c. Rouse, j. G..
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:, The other athletes were divided into sec
tlons according TO their peculiar speca lilies,
anu esch carried the necessary parapher-
MALTA for their profession,
Inc dlscus-ihrowers had round black
siaOs IKE big quois, while the boxers wore
black and white boxing-glove-.
The personnel was as follows:
Boxers-F. a. Britten, Steve VicinI, STAN