The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-07-01
THE CONCERT IN THE EVENING.
1t is Held Under the Canopy of Heaven-The
Herald's Newsboys Create Sensation

OGDEN, June 30, II .. n Special tele-
gram to The HERALD. Neither storms
nor cyclones can thwart the intrepidity of
the Ogden people. Within thirty minutes
after the canvas which covered the carni-
val palace was blown to tatters, the entire
covering was cleared and the programme
announced was given to an audience of
1000 people. While there were murmurs
of disappointment, to poetic nature the
absence of the covering was not noticed.
The absence of so many yards of muslin
only let in the cool, refreshing atmosphere,
and the grand old moon that shone down as
it was won't to do on the ampitheatres Of
the classic ages. Could your representa-
tive have his way no yard of muslin would
be permitted to shut out the grand moon
and cool, refreshing breezes.
| THE CONCERT PROGRAMME.
PART L.
|. Tournament Overture -Pettee
| Ogden City Brass Band.
g ga Warrior Bold. baritone solo Adams
John Matthews.
3. "Praise Ye the Father --------------Gounod
Carnival chorus of $50 voices supported
by the Ogden City Brass Band.
| 4. "Flow Gently Deva, "-....------------Parry
Duet for tenor and bass. by Messrs.
Edwin +. and Fred NJ. Tout.
| 5. Lizzie Polka Hartman
| 6. Russian National Hymn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BY the Carnival Chorus.
PART H.
7. Anvil chorus from III Trovatore, Verdi
Carnival Chorus and the Ogden City
| Brass Band.
Baritone solo by Mr. John Mathews.
| q Overtime Rival
ogden City Brass Band
10. Tenor solo.
By Mr.. Edwin F. Tout.
BY the ogden City Brass Band.
| 12. ''StarSpangled Banner -----....--------
! BY the Carnival Chorus and the Ogden
| City Brass Band.
The anvil chorus, though not as artist
cally executed as that of Gilmore's famous
band, and the chorus, though falling short
of the Salt Lake chorus, were very cred
itably rendered. This evening it wa:
learned from Prof. Levy, who is in entire
charge of the carnival palace, that the can
vas was damaged to such an extent that i
could not be repaired. The immense TEN
: weighed two tons, and itnwould be impos-
sible to sew it together.
THE CARNIVAL PALACE,
Which seats $4,000, is profusely decor
, ated and the unroofing did not mar thes
, in the least. The throne is supplied will
} four great chairs for the two Rexes ant
Z their queens. The front of the throne i
elegantly decorated with lilacs, pain
!, leaves, heliotropes and aromatic flowers
3 Figures are on either side in their roya
a colors. These are intermingled with owls
: oranges, grapes, battle axes and shields
! and in the center fine specimen of Rock
+ mountain goat. Around the balcony Their
n is chain of lemons with water
:. melons and other Utah fruits. L
the center of the dancing floor is hug
figure of Mexican warrior, showing hoy
9 he cut the hands off and the heart out c
e his subjects. A Chinese god eXpoundin
the law is the central figure. Over the e1
trance of the hall is an angel surrounded
o lambs. Major David L. Levy was til
designer of these figures and emblem
) Great preparations are being made for tt
Il reception of the royal trains of the Rext
/. which are expected to arri1
k in the city at $50 in the morning
THE HERALD NEwSBOYS.
J.J. Brennan, of Salt Lake, with six new
j., boys in uniform to distribute THE HERAL
3: paraded the boys about the city last eve
ing and attracted much attention. TT
= Ogden newsboys were unused to such fl
IN uniforms and SHE'D about on their a
proach.
n THE HERALD's FLYER
III is the talk of the town, and the enterpri
III of this journal in giving the only extensi
IS, report of the carnival has made it ma
cy friends.
LATER.
1:3O a. ma special train of thirte
- coaches is due here at 3 o'clock this mol
H., ing, which is expected to bring in 500 pc
10 ple 1t grows daily more apparent I'll
Salt Lake will furnish at least one-half
A the outside attendance. 1t has alrea
X. more reporters on the ground than all
A. other cities combined.
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w. Complete Programme.
The following is for the remaining de
IN. of the carnival, and Salt Lakers can look
w, W over and take their choice of days to vi