The morning call., 1894-03-07
began to pack up their traps preparatory


to trampng back to Arizona.
In frightened zones they explained that
thew were ali under the baleful influence
of the man whose eyes looked in two di-
rections at the same time. They were de-
termined to shake the Dust of Sunset City
off their feet and return 10 the land of the
cactus and sagebrush.
All sorts OF influences were brought to
bear, and finally they consented to most
pone their departure for two DAYS to give
the IN dicne-man an opportunity to cir
cumvent the sorceries of the cross-eved
man.
The University of the Pacific is to hold
a eelebration at the exposition grounds on
Friday. A special excursion-train- with
accommodation Tor 300 persons. will leave
San Jose at A. NJ. arriving at 10. The
students will decorate the train with
orange, the university color. The head
quarters If the university will he i'm the
Santa Clara building, which will also be
draped in orange.
during the day there win be class and
fraternity unions, and at 2:3O p Nj. there
VIII De public gathering at Festival Hall,
where the following programme will be
rendered:
Paper, History of the University OF the Pacific,
DR.. Sinex of Pacific Grove
.tsno soio......... Miss Maude Caldwell, '94
Address representing the undergraduates) H. E.
Mines OF College PARK.
String quartet ld). Andante, Mlnuetto and Trio.
49, Mozart; (b) "fhe MILL" op. 1872 Raft.
MISSES Williams and SNYDER and Messrs. Hunkins
aud Perkins
address representing the aumnD. s. C. Evans
Jr., 80. of Rivsrside. Cal.
AuuresS representing the trusteeS). Rev. Dr.
A. Z. Hirst OF San Francisco.
Address, "Rdnca tional Work Of Methodisms'
Bishop ID. A Goodsen.
An alumni banquet will be held in res
taurant on the grounds at $50, and at Z 80
a free concert will be given in Festival
Hall by the Conservatory of Music of the
university. After The concert the eXcur-
sion train will return to San Jose, leaving
the Valencia-stree. depot at II 10 P. NJ.
An excursion OF several hundred Sun
day-schO0l scholars is expected from Palo
Alto and adjacent villages on Saturday.
On that evening there will be another fine
dis play Of fireworks and on Friday night
there will be an extra display of the cleo
tric fountain. in honor of the University
OF the Pacific. Arrangements are being
made for the lighting of the electric tower
as part of the grand illumination of the
central court on every evening of the
week. 1t is also expected that the chime
OF bells will be rung tor the first time next
Saturday.
On Monday Michigan people will lease
Sunset City for about fifteen hours. There
will be parade IF the concessions
through the grounds in the morning, II.
4. McGarvie acting as marshal. In the
d4ltlubOD lhc ISUt VIII DC given
in Festival Hall and the First Infantry
band from Angel Island will play. In the
evening there will be another grand dis
play of fireworks on the recreation
grounds.
The proposed orange-Oossom display in
the Southern California building is now an
assured success. II does not take the
Southern Calitornians long to do thing
when they get started, and as soon as the
word was sent down south that Their man
ayers of the exhibit wanted TO I'LL the
building with blossoms every locality
swung into line and promised more than
can be taken care Of Mark II. Weight O.
Pasadena, who owns large orchard, will
alone send hall carload OF blooms, and
the prospects are that quite a good-sized
train will be required 10 bring the contri-
| buttons to the fair.
Official announcement is made by Emory
E. Smith, chief of the Department of Ag-
riculture, that all entries for competition
/ in the line OF sQuashes and pumpkins
must close on March 10. The judges in
! this class Of exhibits are requested to NEE
! on Monday, March l., To judge the size
! and weight OF competitive exhibits in this
! line. l. is earnestly requested, also, tina,
/ those who intend to make competitive ex-
hibits of potatoe>, onions and other veg
| etaDles shall commence installing the same
! on Monday, March u.
! The ) utheTn California exhibitors, who
were given the privilege Of selecting two
of the judges for the classified citrus fruit
display which begins tomorrow in the
Horticultural building, have named Pro-
lessor Crow, inspector OF the State Board
of Horticulture, and l. c. Wood of Onta-
rio. Professor WickSon of Stanford has
been selected by Professor SIN tn TO make
the scientific tests. The northera counties
have not as yet selected their representa-
tive.
The following programmes will be rem
dered at tie Vienna Prater this afternoon
I and evening:
AFTERNooN-sTRING.
Overture ,'Mignon". .....................Tho Thomas
fahIasle, f aust .:..'......-.... Goun cd
'Alla Stella ConfdenIe,' romance ....... RobandI
fiuegelhorn solo. Herr Franz Hell
/ "Melodien Strauschen" ......-........-- Conradi
MILITARY.
/ Overture. Elm Tag in Wien" Suppe
"Bravo1r Polka. ............,,....JulesI Levy
Cornet piston, Mr.. VIII T. Bates.
Am Schoenen Rhein." waltz ...-...... Keller Bella
] wien Blelht Wien" march. Schrammel
EvENING-sTRING CONCERT
Overture "The Merry Wives OF Windsor" .Nikolai
"Tanzprioritaeten" waltz. Strauss
hhlr acre OaVotte Gillet
Herr Franz He'll
racASilanl Mey erbeeT
~ OK PopulP Potp0urri. Conrad
MILITARY CONCERT.
OFer'ure sfsoeha ----..................Fl otow