Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-01
The CARNIVAL AT OGDEN.
Arrival Of tbs Royal Party From
New Orleans.
GREAT THRoys Al THE DEPOT.
saeculationS on the Identity Of the
Oueen.-CarnivalNOtes.

To give o.: readers a proper &C
. count Of The New Orleans carniva
train bound for Ogden, a NEWS re
, preventative hied himself TO Den
yer last Thursday morning = tnter
cept the royal party, the trip wa.
made in thir'y-oHe hours, including
five hCars' stay at Cheyenne. w,
Z arriv ed in Denver Friday, at about
! three O'Clock.
The Royal Party from New or.
/ leans posed through Eausss City
on the nth Of Ju.ie and were met
al Deer Trail on Saturday morning
( 10y committee Of Denver citizens
J and escorted 10 that city, where
I they stayed until Monday morning.
/ They were treated 10 excursions.
blnquets, carriage rides, and the
atrical p,rformauces,snd had a right
royal time. On Monday, st II
O'Clock "a. M, they lef: tho Denver
depot on their way 20 Ogden.
The Marx GEas organizations are
. secret societies formed to present, by
annual street pageants, allegorical
tableaux, representing NEUROLOGICAL
tales and illustrating the best known
works. For instance, last year.
IN New Orleans, IsalIs, IreoRh.
/ yi01se's be1ui:fri gs5ry, was repre-
-eugel l.y = -cTIf's Of tableauN gotten
. up 81 great expense. Ii is done for
N, pleasure Of the members. TO
phase the pOpulace and attract Wis
itun- 20 Their city. As the name
carnival indicates, it is the feasting
and pleasure before Lent and the
ceremonies cease on Ash We-lnes-
DAY.
Sew Orleans We tEe II st CITY TO
organize, Tie Ff5.order being estab-
ii-uei there In 1907 under the name
" E.stic krewe Of Comus:" the
next in lS72, called Rex, King /
II -Is Carnival;'' and in lSS2 the !
..kTcwe Of Proteus" was organized. !
Iu conjunction with REX. King Of |
the CaTnival.2 are three elmer
smaller societies controlled by him I
called kings own "iSinC,s
Royal Troopers" n.iRta-,, ortIer. I
aud kings Ravsl Body Guard
In New Orleans Immediately after
one carnival the Kings council |
.nGs;u work on the next. 50 that they
nave full years work in preuar-
ing subject AMI properly dressing
u. The Ogden order Is named |
Monte CristO, and in this instance
will have, 0f course, no reference to
Lent. This mountain kingdom has I
a membership Of 400 aud the cere
mpny Of coronation will b. Der
.oflled ty Rex /, King o. tue last
-NcW Orleans c2-nivsL
Tex /, VIC Wiz. be croEneI in
AEden tonight, has been travelling
10 CO. and viii not he knrwIS~.til
the mnaskiHs. The queen has
been travelling Sca sily yelled, and
much guessing has been done re-
sporting her identity. Some think
-hH Is Nelly Bly," OF the New
/ ork World. The Denver RerrsE.
.a. declared her % be Mr.. i>me>
u. Blaine, j., and rr->o-tur OF that
Iper clai8'ci ~ caught a glimpse Z
ij her Ea-- ant recognized her.
An'cfsst all this speculation there
r. 10 certainty, aud there will be
ao0e uutIl they are unmasked.
The queen, h. appearance, j. tall /
md graceful n!onie-ani not uu-
Ike the motel actress, Mary Amber
,1n.
Outside Of these unknown GUAM
little, the royal party is composed Of
Inc following Pe-Snage:
Major :. T. walmslev. Rex l.:
Miss LaUrS Behan, REPRESENTING
Hiss Shakespeare, the'queeu u Rex
l.; Or. IL. :. Harvey, Duke ~ Spo-
sane; Major John Henry Behan.
Tr2ud buk" ~ New Orleans: Miss [
B-idewelI Duchess Of New ORLEANS: /
J. v ais ksarney, n. II. Beauhem, 7
'Necutve officers, C0iuuui Wright
>claumberg, private Secretary OF
mayor Of View Greens; Z. :. Leiper.
pskgD u Timber; Captain G.. II. De
ius.v. :. II. Tanner. T. Moses, H.
=. Fairfax. ID. i. Given. Jr.
The military escort is the L1ui-i-
u3 Rifles, the crack company Of I
ne Crescent City, and the roster Is :
s follows:
tapi1in-C. IL. Auams.
First Lieutenant-d. r. Mclean. ,
Second Lieutenaut-S. ID. Mags,s.
First SergeaGl-H. II. Parker. Jr.
Second Sergeaut-L. Y. Dauer. {
First COTPoral-M. r.. Stack.
second CurpOrai-H. II. Carson.
Third C9rYUral-H. T. Blaize.
Fourth COTpOral-JOhn A. Dutfey. /
t0mmissary Sergeant - i. Z. I
iigm. n
Privates A. p. Berba, II. J. q,
'url-iEh, L. II. Cohen, John Dow p
NJ. \. 1. FreitG-. 4. Fau;io, T.
). FlaheJty, II. Gsr.Ct, c. J. d
ebert, {. a. Hurtwell. A.Justra- !
10, Jr., L. Z. Lemara, y. 7. 3.
.Iughiin, w. Laughlin, James a. :
amer, ". LipmaR. Edward Muir
~. t. l.. Patterson, H. II. Balfray,
. Reinburg, Charles Schwartz,
1suph Schwartz, John c. Suarez.
Y. II. Virgin, l.. s. Naladie, NJ.
}. WOulfe. {
Marker-Nincent Boyer.
POrtCr-Eiwiu DE Jean.
some Of the other members Of the !
arty are Frank McShane. Miss q
aura McShSne, Mis- Anna Jones.
iIs- NJ &. Halt. Miss Eaton. w. y l
iemeter, : G. Eaton, George w. I
boil and wife, II. Bierhouse. Frank !
RASTER ami wife. Miss Amelia Berk- !
nE, Louis lie BOrgeVenias, G. q.
lu!ldricks, Or. A.G. Goldrick, F.Le {
James NcCrackeu. \ I
q. Richardson, Nathan Greeley of I
be Kansas City Times, Henry
Toward, Misses Gilman. Edward
arsons, Mrs {. Dickinson. DIR. a
ic Shane, Mrs. and Miss Anderson
T san Francisco, Mr.. and Mrs. J. d
7. Smith Of Marysville, +. A
Ooney, J. VI. Swoop. .
At Cheyenne the royal team met 8
18th an ovation. Capt. w. II. I
eauham made an Acknowledging "
czech, ami the Louisiana Rifles u
We three cheers and a rebel veil.
As they proceeded on their Jour %
y they wete given ovations at ev- u
y depot, showing how thoroughly y
G scheme has been advertised. !,
ley created sensations all along :.
G line.
Before reaching Echo the car con- ~
ming the Rifles was decorated u
.Lh hammers On the engine were Il
'ced two sphinXes which were {,
lerwise decorated. Upon reaching y
,ho the party was met by two W
rs filed with 4 reception com 81
lttee from Ogden, including the IL
)yal Guards OF the order Of Monte. ~
'istO in sltiu costumes. After u
ID by the Rifles. the ROYAL train Il
0ceeded % OEIen under the Is.
IT Of the Royal Guards, consisting
thirty men. There, We're also four
aias oth0n0r 10 the queen in the
,0rt. =,
Ogden was reached ut 1850 to-