The morning call., 1894-06-29
AROUND THE GROUNDS.
The Programme for All Nations Day.
An Esquimau Wedding.

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On "AIl Nations day." next Sunday,
W. II. Daily will be the grand marshal of
the parade. He will have ten aids. and
there will be a marshal with aids of his
own for each of the four divisions of the
parade. The Mexican band and the Ex-
position band will both be divided, so that
there may be band for each of the four
divisions.
The marshal of the first division will
be Arthur Fisher. In hat division
Austria. Belgium and China will appear.
represented by military companies, civic
societies or floats. in the second division
a. Cuthbert will be marshal, and un-
der him will be arrayed the representa-
tives Of Denm ark. Germany, Great Britain
and Italy. The Germans will be repre-
sented IN one particular by the turner's and
the Italians by the Italian military organ
cations of San Francisco.
The third division, under the marshal
ship of a. QuaTre, will include Mexico,
Norway, Poland and the Oriental coun-
tries. In this division will be the Mexican
military companies. Norwegian societies,
Polish societies, and grand turnout from
the streets of Cairo
The fourth division will be marshaled
by Captain ChTysander. In this division
will be Portugal. Siam, Sweden and the
Swiss. France Will take no part in the
demonstration owing 10 the recent assas-
snation of President CarnOt. The foreign
commissioners will review the procession
hrst from the steps OF the Administration
building. and will then fall in line and
march 10 the recreation grounds, where
Commissioners Stiles of Great Britain will
deliver an address, and DirectoT-General
de Dung Will respond and announce the
awards secured by each nation
have united to give benefit 10 Colonel E.
Daniel Boone. 1t is proposed that this
dement, shall take place at the Vienna
Prater on the evening of Thursday, July 6.
All the concessions upon the exposition
grounds will contribute some feature TO
the entertainment. In addition TO this
there VIII he representatives of all the
theaters in San Francisco The committee
who have this entertainment in charge
consists of b. Roltair, 9. L. Marsh, Ned
Foster, j. P. Dunno, James Orndorff, Tom
Leary, Rome Harris and Sam Davis.
Her frozen highness, the EsQuimau
Princess ker-lon-ger, is happy The
reason for this elated condition of her
mind lies In the fact that she is in the DOS
session of a new arteger (coaO that is
marvel of Esquimau tailorship. The DOS
session and wearing Of this garment means
great deal to this blue-blooded indi-
vidual, for it is a sign Of coming domes-
Iser-ky-ner has a smile attached TO his fat
couDtenance that shows that his heart is
warm enough to thaw out a whole winter
In the Arctic circle.
For long time this ambitious young
swain has looked with longing eyes upon
the beautlf ul Princess, and has proposed
ia the usual alaskan EsQuimau way.
That Is by presen ting to he lady whom
he desires for wife the finest coat that
his mother and sisters could make.
The mere fact that she dons the
garment and wears it thereafter
Is the token OF her consent and
readiness to become initiated in the nitric
acies of Arctic welded life. The wedding
Will take place in a day or two, but its
definite date is concealed by the contract
ing parties until twenty-four hours prior
to Its cOnsummaton. The festivities
Will be public and will last an entire day.
Whlle the EsQumauX are preparing for
domestic felicity the ostriches in the ad-
joining concession have already entered
upon the venture.
Jim Blaine and Gum Girl have made
nest and for the next forty days Jim will
assist In the incubation process by sitting
on the eggs all night while his better half
rests from the labors of the day. Jim is
strutting around now as proud as a hen
with q duck for an offspring. He and
the Gum Girl have the corral all to them
selves now, as Jim will brook no interfer-
euce on Inc part OF any other ostrich, and
past experience has taught tho keeper of
the birds that Jim will have his own way
or somebody will get hurt
The '49 mining camp intends to let it.
sell profoundly loose tomorrow in honor
of 7. NJ. l. and Travellers day. Never in
al time has the fandango been fandangoed
under circumstances 80 auspicOus as those
set forth for the occasion, and it is under
stood that out of special regard for the
Eastern bagmen now in town an extra
galaxy OF some twenty couples of dancers
twenty sample black-eyed Californiennes
with dash of Spanish in them-and fire.
works galore have been provided. The Y.
Nj. l. is an institution of the golden State,
as Is also the camp. Hence the extra
show, the trade winds. the fandango, etc.
The Young Mems Institute obtained
from the Midwinter Fair officials an option
on $4,000 tickets at a reduced rate Of %
cents. AT the fair gates on Saturday full
fare will be charged, SO the friends of the
institute proposing to attend are reminded
that tickets at reduced rates can only be
had al the places indicated.