Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-03

The season al tue London Ihsatcf has
not been a thoroughly successful one
from a pecuninfy point OF view, anu
mucn surprise has been expressed tist
Mr. DAILY should have waited until 20
lste In the season before bringing his
popular company to London.
George Du MAufler IL most iutetestei
In the forthcoming production Of TIL.
by, which 10 now Dooko4 for presonts-
lion at the Haymntket during the
second week In October BuerUt hm
Tree IL having much trouble In seuuf.
ing On ideal cast for the play. II IL
stated that ovettutta have been made
10 Dorothy Drew to appear In the prin.
cipnl role. Lionsl Btough will under.
TAX, the part Of the Laird Hnu Tree
will apt ear A. 3vengaIi, IL IL promised
that some novel scenic effects will be
Introduced, " blch will lend to enhance
tue main mstive Of the play, namely,
mesmeilsm.
During the week Sir Henry Irving
has been entirely Tesiing after tue Ia.
botious efforts which for tho past few
weeks have neeu nso,ssitated by the
'eIies OF tevIyGls At tAs Lyceum thea.
ter. He will sppesr mostly IN Shakes
perian roles during his coming Amor.
loan tour.
Mrs. Frank Mckee, who is better
known to the stage world ~ Isabelle
Coe. has been In London n week and
has Just departed for the continent.
Francis Wilson ~ back In London
and IL greatly benefited by his visit
~ Carlsbad.
A number theatrical managers were
talking the other day al the Savoy
hotel about their experiences In their
liuo VI business duflng the recent
hard times, Aud tue fact came out that
Francis Wilson IL said ~ have fBst.
aged his business with remarkable
foresight ON account Of, II ~ clsimtJ,
advice given to him by his friend,
President Cleveland. Tue President,
" appear, seemed TO be convince thRt
there wound boa terrible depression In
business tor a year or two aud AIvised
wilson 10 cut down his expenses AS
much rs possible, ard TO avoid any oI-
diuary Investments. Wilson, II is
added, followed tie advice ami the TO-
suit Is that hs ssys he was not effected
BY tue hard tiniui propoflionhteIy -
were other theatrical managers.
MIsCTLLANEOus.
Editor Nelson, OF tho Kansas CITY
Star, 10 seeing the sights Of London.
lie iAyuts tue nomination u Preside nj
Cleveland for a third term,
Mr. John Falliugsby, protege Of
the late Senator Hearst, Of California,
Ia conspicuous figure on PlecsdilIy
every afternoon. He has been putting
w at the leaIing clubs.
The ran MaH GGsstks publishes
a letter signed "Joustant Read.
eT," questioning the accuracy
OF tho sensational story told
by VIM. Brown, n retired officer In the
British Est lnulz service, now living
In San FrauuisCO, concerning thu fate
OF Mana Sahiui, who ma,saCfpi IN.
garrlion oil CawupOTo In 1867, dufIng
luu luiisn mg,iuy, after u nad eur.
rendered, aud vino was Faid To have
died OF jungle fever In 1895, although
other reports Ind Il that ue was living
IN Ihibet. Constant Reader" says
ho mot THIS Brown In Calcutta IN 1862
anu that ,he IN simply yam spinner.
Johu &. New has becOms dirgusted
with the fact that no has been IN bad
health ever since his arrival Ia London
and has abandoned his intention 10
visit the continent. He will return
homo tomorrow by tbs American
steamship Berlin.
Charlts Cnsp, eK.SptAksr OF the
United States House " Representa-.
uves, WIN 10 Sightseeing 10 London,
owing 10 his tad health aud natural
modesty has refused number Of Ia.
vllaIions from distinguished English.
men and In keeping very quiet, Mir.
Crisp " TO dine With Mi. Richard
Croker tonight and refuses to talk upon
the silver question until he has studied
II from the English standpoinI. Before
hib departure Tor home MIR. Crisp will
10 dined by the Speaker Of tho House
Of Commons, MT. william q, Gully,
and by Mr.. John Hare, the actor.
Mr.. Edward Gould and his family
left LoudOn on Tuesday aud they are
now staying ut the Hotel Continental
Ia Paris.
Mr.. BayarJ, the wife Of tho United
| States Ambassador, distributed tht
prizes nj tho annual festival OF the
Royal Normal college, Academy oil
Music, Tor tho bllnd Mt Upper Nor.
wood, on Tuesday. After Mrs. Bay
ard had presented the awards this
United States ambassador made n neat
1 little speech.
Rt. Hon. Joseph A, Chamberlain,
the secretary Of state for tho colonies,
has written an important letter 10 =
friend In which be indicates hi,
views upon ths imperial federation
| question.
Mr.. Chamberlain said no has taken
office with two objects, iirst to ss,
whether 6Omethins cannot be dOns e
curing the seli.gOvernlng colonies aud
ourselves closer ttgelheT; secondly, e
attempt to develop Ins resources Of the
crown IN the colonies and especially "a
Increase the trade between them anu
| the mother country"
This letter seems TO promise practlcA
steps to this Gnu on tho part Of the
Salisbury government.
Mrs. LangtTy IL causing n sensation
By tbs afTsy Of diamonds which sho ID
wearing GU the stage. ShsappoATed il
q play at Brighton this week, wearing
jewels worth $4,000.
The ~ Lsuis speed Record.
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