The morning call., 1894-03-21


1890 p. M.-CoDcert by Midwinter Ex-
position band in music pavilion, near
Adm building.
p. M.-Chiming OF the bells by Pro-
fessor Holt.
$3.50 p. M.-santa Cruz County exer-
cises in Festival Hall.
p. M.-Concert by sousa's band
In m usic pavilion, near Administration
building.
p. Machining OF the bells by Pro.
fe ssor Holt.
$50 p. M.-Grand nIumfn alton of Ex-
position buildings and central court,
including the steel tower.
1880 r. M.-Concert by sousa's band
In music pavilion, near Administration
building.
Society at Sunset City is in state of
great per urbation. The disquiet is the
result of the announcement of the en-
gagement between a Princess and an
culinary untitled interpreter
Kamealuurk is the name of the LADY in
the case. Her home is in frozen Labra-
dor, and her father is the chief of large
tribe OF Eskimos.
This scion of blubher-eating royalty is
visiting the Midwinter Fair. At the expo
sition grounds she met plain Mr.. Morgan,
who transla es the aboriginal rhetoric Of
the AriZonians into English words of one
syllable.
By his win some interpretations, Mr..
Morgan captured the heart of royalty. He
even venIured to offer gifis tn the daugh-
ter of a hundred chiefs, and Kamealourk's
jewel casket was enriched by a silver
ring. with setting Of gold quartz, single
earring to match. and fDger-rlng If ham,
mered brass. A formal announcement of
the betrothal was made Yesterday, and
despite the disparity in rank there will be
royal wedding at Sunset City very soon.
Santa Cruz will have little picnic TO-
day. In the morning the county's section
IN the Horticultural building will be
opened. The two main features of the
display are the complete collection of sea
mOsses and the exhibit of polished oods.
A corps of ladies from Santa Cruz and
WatsOnville. all members of the order of
Native Daughters, toOk possession of The
section yesterday and transformed It's ap-
pearsnce.
The space is now a floral bower. Near
the entrance is besutIful cross, MADE of
Gala lilies, to represent the city of the
holy cross. or Santa Cruz. Near by Is a
pyramid of fl wering plants, comprising
violets. roses, daffodils. msrguerites,
eschscholizias. hyacinlhs. pinks. carna-
cissi and other varieties. There is a
unique picture of the Golden Gate and a
collection 0f paintings on coast subjects
by Frank Heath.
The flower arrangements were tho work
Of Mrs ID. {: Co"per, Mrs. W. c. Jenkins,
Miss Adele Bennett. Miss Stella FInkrl
dav. Miss Alice Culverwell. Santa Cruz;
Mrs. F. d. Johnston. Miss D. Zilnudiro XII,
Of Nats0nville. More formal exercises
will take place at Festival Hail al p. NJ.
j. w. Linscott will preside, Carl L ndsay
will deliver an Grafton and Mrs. Z. NJ
johnson Will recite poem. The commits
sioners fom Santa Cruz County are S. +.
Tnorn, George Chittenden and DR.. Nc
Cabe.
The Rugby football tournament on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday of this
week will attract all lovers OF the mani,
game. On the frs. day The Califorr la
players will be matched against the
Oreeonians. Upon the CONCLUSION of the
tournament on Saturday evening there
Will be grand frew rks display.
The names Of the British Columbia team,
which l. To play on Fr day and Safurday uf
this week, are as follows: Back, ii. Petit
grew; three-quarter backs, Z. Wood ward,
J. McCsmpbell. }. II. Senkler; half backs,
Il. a. White and Ju>rph Mems; forwards,
W. ii. Langley. J. Frazier, G. L. Sldey,
II. Alexander, j. Graham. NJ. Duffy,
James Mems, G. Lister, w Edmund !;
reserves. FL. c. Akroyd aud Z. Z. Billing
hurst. This team plays against the Oregon
team on Friday, March 23, and against the
California team on Saturday, Ma ch "a.
The exercis 5 in celebration of Stanford
University day, March %, will take place
in Festival Hall on that evening, Friday,
AT O'Clock. Ex-PresdenI ii srrison, GEN
eral VIII. l.. Barnes and Professor Hud> on
Will deliver addresses The Stanford Glee
Club will sing aud here will be music by
one OF the exposition bands.
Easter Su nday will be specially OBJ
served at the exposition through the me-
dunn OF eab' rate musical proRrammes.
Sousa's band will render the Stabat Mater
and some of Sousa's own sacred cofn-
positions. Easter music VIII also be
played on the chimes and by the Midwin-
ter Exposition band.
On Wednesday evening of next week a
professional performance" by Sousa's
band Will be given in Festival Hall. This
concert has been projected for the benefit
OF San francisco music-lOvers in general
and for the benefit of those people 10 par-
ticular who are p' pularIy adjudged TO be
most appreciative of such ulusc as this
famous organization can make. Special
invitations Will be sent, emitting holders
10 reserved seais on the lower flour of Frs-
tiyal Hall. Others to the exposition will
be made welcome in other parts of the
building.
Grand Army day will be celebrated on
April q. The encamrment will be held in
Oakland this year. and the veterans from
the other side of the bay have invited the
San Francisco posts TO unite with the Ala.
media County contingent and hold joint
celebration.
The awards for oranges in the interstate
citrus exhibit are as follows:
Washington pavels-w. b. HOOPER Butte
County, III; j. B. Wood, Riverside ]; John ~
Cox. Los Angeles. LII; w. r. strawbridge Los
An eles, III; A. Frazer. Los Angeles, IL; Gorden
Maddox Los Angeles, /; A. l.. Biol, Los Angeles,
/; w. B. Powell. Los Angeles III; iiIiam Clip
perdale. Los Angeles, /; w. J. Murphy, hentx
Ariz. 1t; Essngton 0fbsen, Ventura. Ill W. a..
Rice, Ventura. Ia; w. +. " Ilsie. Ventura. l; c.
H. Shelden. Ventura, III; Mrs J. l. Schiam,
butt County, III: l.. Glass. Butte County 2-S: A.
Bartley, Butte County 2; William Behn, Butte
County, 20; A. Andrews. sacramento. =; W II.
Ba ckus. Riverside, q Mis-, Emery, Riverside
2-l: +. w. Holmes, Riverside. 20; ). L. ali,
Riverside, 2: l.. i. Dyer. riverside. 2: NJ. Il. Van
Fleet, Riverside, 2-3 g. j. Gin, Riverside, %;
Z T.. Dyer Riverside, 2: II. w. Hut
son, Riverside, 23: Orrin Backus, Riverside %;
II. Nelson. Cousa, 2-7; L. j Shellhammer Cnlusa,
2-S: c. g. ers. Colusa. %: j. A. Fiicher, Placer
-: Char es Frankish, San Bernardino, 2-6: e.
e. Harwood, san Eeruardlno, IL: Fred Stamnl