The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-03-03
ALL ARE NOW READY
Coronado Ministries are Bound 10 Take the
Town by Storm.

All the downstairs seats at the Craw-
ford Grand are sold for the firgst per-
Torrance of the Coronado Minstrels.
Expectation is a-tiptoe and will not
be disappoin ted. All the artists have
been faithfully practicing for two
weeks and are sanguine of perfect sue
cess. The chart for the second per-
Torrance Will be open this morning at
Moss bacher's. Following are the par
tial notes of the performers:
FitZsimmons Eckstein guarantees to
put OUT the unknown long before Ii
ger Bill can get a metropolitan on the
scene. Corbett has telegraphed that he
challenges the winner.
Arthur Faulkner. who sets the pace
for the profesh, learned his magic feats
Of the East India magicians and sur
prises while delights the crowned
heads of all the world.
The ring master, Frank Oliver. is
the chef d'ouval of the PERFORMANCE.
Nothing like it has ever been seen on
this side of the great salt pond.
Ed. Vail who is 10 refree the inimita-
BILE prize fight, will be the cynosure Of
all eyes. The contestants will scrap
fair and the spectators will get their
moneys worth if he has to knock both
the puSlllSiS OuJ HlnlSclI.
l.. W. Clapp and Howard Case, ballet
dancers, have engaged half the clothes
baskets in town TO carry off the flowers
which will be showered upon them from
the bald headed row.
Drs. McClees and Hoffman do the
most impossible things in their rope
walking act. McClees was juggling
two hop ale bottles on his eye brows
while in the middle OF the rope. Just
here one of she guy ropes pitched
loose and a sudden lurch throws both
bottles TO the ground. A general
scramble was made for them but it was
found they were empty.
Hoffman will attempt the well-nigh
impossible feat of walking the rope
with his tOOthpick shoes creased on the
bottom. He essayed to do this last
evening but the grease gave out before
he completed the act. If butter won
fetch it he will try lard.
1t is to be regretted that Abe Gold
standt will likely accept an offer from
the Barunm and Baily show to do the
bareback riding act the coming season.
Dr. Oldham and Charles Mossbacher
also have very flattering offers. but de.
clined on the ground that it was glory,
not lucre, they wished.
+ req Bentley can unOOuDIeOiy sell
more tickets for the side show and
make accurate change faster than any
man now alive. Do not fail to see this
colossal vender of pasteboard.
Sid Ashton, the manager of the big
circus, probably has more mishaps
than his share. He attempted to pack
the elephants trunk Saturday and will
appear Wednesday night with every
evidence Of that unfortunate episode
visible to the naked eye.
Frank Higgins. George Westgate and
George Hammann, in the ballet. present
one of the most beWitChing and en-
trancing pictures-the very poetry of
motion, positively will not produce Nal
de Mer.
can walk one2 Echo answers, "Delos
Wood" He can walk or trot. Moth
ing the audience can desire but he will
do unless the band plays Annie Rooney
once too often.
Mile MacarOnia in daring feats OF
equestrianShip causes more heart pal
pitations among competitors than the
waters Of Ilethe can assuage. Always
as represented by W. l.. Haskell.
The coming event OF this colossal ag-
gregation of stars will be the Juggling
Of Monseigneurs Dale Snively and
Hughes Taylor, who will not be out
juggled by any juggler thateve jagged
The audience may be the judge and
their juglar is forfeit If they Juggle not
as they only can iuCgia