Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-17


days has been tho production Of the
musical farce can Aboard" at the
Cuteton, which during Mt. Wynu-
hams apssnce nAs passed into tho
hands OF Miss Clsgy Graham. This
piCCa Il " tho authors Oi "Fhc dNitty
GirI't" owen Hall anu !. T.. Tanner.
Tue catt includes Kate Cutter, II. Dc
Lame, Horace Mile, G. 4. Little and
Ada Reeve.
MtsCRILASEOus MOTHS.
The publishers Uf M.ufics cheap
oiitlOl Of lfllby Aro maKilg desperate
OiiOtts ~ lOrce the sale VI tue novel
watch had ~ extraordinary a sale IN
America. lu spite Of this fact, how
ever, the story docs not TEEN TO have
nit tue popular idea Of an entertaining
book Tor the English public.
Tho old HVugler circus In Argyle
square, 10 we'll known to American
visitofs. IL shortly to be- tuTned into n
skating finE uAdor ths title VI the
National Skating Palace. Real Ice
viii DO tho great attraction.
Madam Sarah Grand IL the latest re-
oTuit among the bicyClists.
Emperor williams visit 20 Lowther
has teen one Of Increased activity, auI
to one Gay he Travelled seventy miles
by uOaoh and steamer TO see the lake
and hills country. A usual, every
aTTgng sment WAS maze that tue snort
should not be mhrTud for want OF game.
Dunng tue fret days shooting, tue
emperor baRged nearly nifty brace Of
grouse, aud although no IN n capital
~ um - g..
the uitd driven almost up TO the muEEls
OF his guu.
Ihtre has been much adverse com.
ment IN sporting anu other circles here
upon tue uiterancSa attributed 10 Mt.
Il. Dryer, the American horfsman
uHtr his return to New York. after
Tseiug his horses In England. The
ErgiiHg AegS for Instance, alter sous
soAtnIng sIrloturss on Dwyst'a inter.
views, declaring that his remarks were
sniittly contrary 10 these made hefeon
This fairness Of English Sport, published
an aTIiclo yesterday on the cable dis.
patches published IN England on FRI
day regarding tho Defender. The
article 10 headed, "Again the Eagle
FlAppsih," The Vigilant aud Dsfsn.
DER and the Miserable Britisnsrs.D
Under this caption the Evening Nous
said: "fho cup oommiltee's usclsiun
not 10 publish the dimensions OF the
Defender anu NIgilant will not cause
such grief On our side M may DO OK.
pectel, aH our experts know their di.
msngiOns ~ nu't Ms needs be-. The fact
that tho yAcbta nTe 10 be measured,
however, forms an Instructive COM
msutaTy upon the real state of tho poll.
After all tue talk hetAlded at the
launch Of the Defender und the subsv.
qugnt shouting about her speed, the
mere thought shat there IN q question
A. 10 her superiority In diminishing
Wa we're tuld enc could make rings
around tho Nigilant, anu the Americas
eAgle ilappsd his wings and shouted ~
usual. tut there does not sesm 10 bs
more In new frog than In any other
frog"
Tho Evsning NeUs, though only a
cheap paper, has u big circulation, e.
pseiAlly In sporting circles, ana the
foregoing remarks will be widely reau.
Ths contest between Mr.. II. \.
Palmtt's American cruising schooner
Yampa and Mr. Frederick Wilrs
British cruising schooner Amphiirite,
ON Wednesday last of the Cover, Is
creating u great deal Of Interest here.
YAmpa, although beaten, was frequent
~ admired.
The YdohtSman sayt: "rhs picture
pJesoulsI ny Yamps with every tllIon
OF canvas set IL one that makes our
boosted cutters sink Into iusIgn ticsncr.
Britannia could never nahssI hns n
Picture" Toe Yachting World nopes
that the schooner cyuItH,s Will ylve a
new lease ul lie 10 rig which Ia
equally ssTviceRblu and picturesque,
Aidingi "lt Is Uuly fair TO say mat
oil the papers here praise Mr.. Palmer
tor his spoItsmanlike conduct, He, IA
tho ilrst race, maus NJ attempt 10 con.
cpal tue TACT that no had additional
men on board"
MIR. William +. HArriIy, chairman
Of thu Democratic national committee,
calls fJT New York shortly uf.er nav.
ing dose EnglsnJ, lroanl anu PAris.
lie IN much lmprUv In htallh ana
takes sangulnu view Of Democratic
politics.
Ada Rehgn ia spending n holiday In