The record-union., 1899-09-15

portunities for all, of freedom, ana Oh
all that is dear to patriots everywhere.
We are in war now, for the legally
constituted authorities of the land say
so, and there viii not be peace SO long
as a rebel anywhere is in arms. Loch
at the example of France. There they
convict an innocent man, while here
we turn our traitors loose. But let me
say that if there is any egotisticai
David running about the country
thinking he can with a little pebble in
a. sling knock down the glorious fabric
of our liberties and our laws, he is
wofully in error. (Cheers)
Il have faith unbounded in TINS coun-
try and it's Government, and no Tor
eign enemy or domestic traitor can Tor
one moment make me think that it Will
ever lose any of the glory of it's flag
or lose from its galaxy a single star
After this sentiment was cheered the
great party adjourned and marched
four abreast to the Pavilion where the
thousands cheered and cheered as the
distinguished visitors were conducted
to the reception rooms upstairs.
General Shafter was introduced to
hundreds, and for a moment he STOOD
and spoke from an opening, saying that
he was delighted to see the people ana
witness the success of their Fair.
Governor Gage, Governor Lee, Ad-
miral Kautz, and all the party were
cheered whenever they appeared TO
view the great audience.
The following We're present as guests
at the banquet:
Jesse Anderson, r. Porter Ashe,
William NJ Abbott, Charles Aull.
J. H. Beecher, John Breuner, l.. r.
Breuner, H. S. Brown, N. S. Bangham,
c. II. Blemer, Jud Brusie, Benjamin
Bradshaw, NJ Brooke, j. Becker, T.
Bruner, ]. II. Budd.
j. f. Carrere, c. Clark, Dr. l. f.
Cohn, Richard Cohn, c. H. Clear, j. j.
Crowley, c. H. Cummings, William
Curtis, ]. O. Coleman, d. w. Carmich-
ael c. F. Curry, R. B. Carpenter, W.
p. Coleman.
w w Douglass. ]. H. Dolan, II. G.
Dibble, l. A. Dovoto, w. H. Davis,
John T. Dare, F. r. Dray. c. F. Dill
man, f. p Dunlap, NJ. j. Desmond.
A Elkus.
Thomas Fraser, Thomas Flint, Jr.,
T. L. Ford, A w Foster, A. c. Free
man, Thomas Fox.
J. L. Gillis, w H. Govan, William A.
Gardner, DR.. A. NJ Gardner, w. ].
Gillispie.
w F. Henning, T. J. Heney, e. X.
Hamilton, John Hoesch, NJ. r. Higgins,
f. s. Hadley. F. w. Hatch, P. j. Har-
ney, r. Herold, Hugo Hornlein, B. F.
Howard, A G. Hinkson, t. B. Hall, S.
S. Holl.
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jackson, c b. Judson, f. T. Johnson,
A J. Johnston.
Thomas J. Kirk, Charles Kenneally,
W d. Knights, d. Kevane. F. w. Kie-
sci, Paris Kilburn, c. Kaufman
C. *. Lipman, o. A. Low, w. 3.
Lardner, II. l. Lightner.
D. A. Moulton. c. w. Merton, H. w.
Miller. P. H McGrath. 6. G. McMul-
len, George NJ. Mott, E. H. Mckee.
William Niles.
W r. j. Orr.
J. E. T. Pike, G. w. Pierce, w. R.
Porter, ". f. Purnen, w. NJ Petrie.
G. w Paine Professor Pierson, r. L.
Peeler, c. NJ. Phinney.
T. b. Reid, A. J. Rhoads, Truman
Reeves, T. H. Rooney. DR.. Ross. F. D.
Ryan, W H. Ricard, c. c. Robertson.
l. NJ Scott, r. d. Stephens. John
Sparks, B. F. Smith. H. J. Small, G.
l. simmons, Joseph Steffens, F. NJ.
Stone, w r. Stone, w. NJ. Sims, G. W.
Scott l. c. Siller T. w. Sheehan, II.
l. Seymour.
J. L. Ticker, L. Tozer. F. F. Tebbets,
Richard Tiddy, f. P. Tuttle.
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w c. Van Fleet, c. F. Vehmeyer.
NJ J. Wright, c. F. Waymire, w. F.
Wizard. Clement Wilder, o. A. Weber.
owen Wade, e. B. Willis.
TO-DAY'S SHOW.
All the world loves a baby. The
Caucasian race of course rules pre-
eminent. even TO babies. but there is
a fascination about any cute youngster
or little Miss. be he or she native or
a child born of the sunny South or the
far East. To-day the juveniles of Mon
golian parentage Cbut native sons or
daughters of this Golden WesD will be
present, attired in gay magnifcence
and Oriental brilliancy of color and
garb 1t is the day of all days, as far
as concerns the afternoons of the State
Fair
The Chinese baby show opens prompt
" at 2:30 at the Pavilion, and for an
hour or so all that is prettiest and
finest of face, form and costume from
the Chinese colony of Sacramento will
tbe on dress parade in front of the band
stand in the Pavilion. The little moth
ers viii be there. and the proud fathers
will stand aloof endeavoring TO ap-
pear unconcerned as to the judging,
for the Mongolan stoicism extends
even to their children's welfare, ap-
parently They are fast yielding To
American influences, however, and try
as they may they cannot repress signs
of evident exhultation over the ad-
miratien of the visitors.
The big Chinese baby show promises
to call out hundreds of ladies and
children. for it possesses undoubted
merit and originality. There have been
but few similar events ever held in
this country. and this one will be a
big affair At the front of the baby
show. aiding Amusement Director
Buckley TO obtain a creditable show
ing of Chinese infants, is Look Hoy
a weu-known and patriotic Chinese
merchant He has obtained nearly
fifty infants, among them little Look
Lin. who is the infant belle OF China
town.
There are several very cute little ones,
including two sets Of twins. They have
the new and gorgeous robes intended
for use at the Chinese New Year and
Look Hoy says the little ones will never
again be SO wonderfully arrayed.
Tie advice of all concerned is not to
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