Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-17
FURNITURE FARCE.
Que Of tho Performers" Falls 10
Respond 10 tho Call.
NOT EVEN A DRESS REHEARSAL.
HaJkin, tho Missing "Actur," Tolc.
graphtd 10 aud Ordered 10 Come
GU Without Delay.

liwosa numerically small but die.
app0intpdly large audiences which
wonded It's way from the elegantly
furnished apartments Of the august
county court IN the Joint building
shortly before IL a.m. today. 1t had
teen given on! ny public Ruuouuco.
msn,thr.ugh the press aud In divers
other wAyt that ON this the i7th day q
June, In lac coolest Of Utah's bummers,
the much mootUi fuTnitute deal hear.
Ing would begin. but It didn't. The
reason was, In the language Of County
Attorney WhlitemOfu, "bocausp Of tho
absence Of Martin Hsykiu, the star
performer Of the show" WAC ny the
way 10 tho gentleman who Represented
and continues 10 represent Andrews
& company.
Mf. Whlllom0re, who has worn such
hopeful cast Of countenanco ever
slncU mis- return, like the audience W ~
also disappointed. lie gAiI Sir. Hoy.
Ain kluw his presence here was not
only desirable but NECESSARY; that no
hgu given his wOrl Of hOhUr to the
county court that when the hcHfiug
came on lac wOuli be ptoeBnt aud mid
the county officials In oVerluTning and
bringing to light those things which
are believed and declared ~ DO hidden
In ample evidences ~ irfoguisuIy-if-
regularity, too, VI an extraordinary
character.
Judge Dcy, Of this law firm Of Dey *
Street, when Is Hclins IN the capacity
Of counsel for Andrews q Co., was
Ia attendance 10 look after the Interests
| u he clients, but did not know why
MI Haydn wan not here at this tinc,
unless II WIS for the reason he did not
know that he was wauted. Then 10
was agreed between Judge Day and
Mi. WhittsmOte that MT. HaykiB, who
h. Ia Denver, should DO telegTaphed TO
! immt diat,ly aud asked TO come on 10
! 5gli Lake without delay, ana as =
result u l. reasonably certain that Mr..
haykin Will be- here within the next
| tufty eight hours.
During the forenoon there were a
! good many callers al the county court
room, drawn there on tho expectation
that the hearing was IN progress, AND
o. Considerable percsntnge-thOgO
most inquisitive--some sort Of explains
alton was necessary. MIR. whitlemoie,
| on whom this task had fallen early Ia
| tbs game, was suddenly struck with
| tue idea that II would DO well 10 have
Same one else taIk, turned to Judge
MuNAlly and ssiJi
"Say. Judge, tell these folks when
this show will 10 on-why 1t didn't
bpgiu this morning. You are. you
! know, the general manager OF tho psr.
/ iOtmRuCe. Being n theatrical man,
/ porhapa you eau also tell what particu-
/ lur role Mir. Haykin, 0np Of the chief
| actors la tbs show, will MI. Is no
leading man, heavy villain, or WHAT"
Judge McNally docking wIse)-I
never appear ON the stage before the
/ iOOtllghth without knowing In advance
/ that will receive n bOquet for my talk
Whiusmote-Weli, tue performance
| will begin tomorrow morning Haykin
| or no Hgykin, rain or shine.
The gentlemen who have been Civ.
| Ing most attention to the ideal" admit
/ that the Developments 40 far have been
| OF such u character as 10 permit the use
| OF tue Theatrical terms referred to and
add that 1t 10 sure 10 disclose every
shade OF the profession from the most
riiiculOualy iatcical to tue strongly
molodramaIic. Tragedy 10 not on the
bill boards
Tue imported experts, Edwin II.
| Weary, former manager Of Andrews q
company and T., L.. 5winey, an OK.
tcnsiye furniture manufacturer and
| government contractor, with head
| quarters al Chicago, have about com
| pieied their inspection and measure.
ment Of the county furniture. But Of
course they will not talk ~ 10 results.
Their story will be told OH the witness
stand. County Attorney Whitemors
stlll maintains that the investigation
will he a great surprise to the people.