Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-12

| name Ia nov mentioned as hnfing the
money fer the purchase OF Delog, On
bay.
Mr.. John Redmond, the Psrnellite
leader, accompanied by Louis s,tui-
vesnnt Chandler, Ms star or,tor, ID
.tumpiug Ireland III the cause Of the
II DIN ndite league. which he viii In.
sugurste in speech OF Cork on Sun
day.
HONOR FOR HAEoTAUx.
1t ia said that the queen intends to
confer an honorary grand cross of tbs
order OF the Bath on M. Honotaux,
the Ffencn minister for foreign affairs.
This honor has but seldom been b
slowed on any one below the rank Of u
prince anu stpresent Baron L,mbre-
mont and the grand v,zter Of the late
ahah Of Persia are the oDiy such per.
sons whose nanea appear on the list o
honorary grand crosses OF the b ,th.
PAN-ANGLIcAN CONFERENCE.
The Pau - Anglican con 'erenre
which VIII be nelj al Lambeth mex
month Will be notable one, at least
Ia one resptct. L Is Off ,laily nu-
unced that the car has decided
that the church, OF which he Is the
mead, shall be represented at this
.athsriag OF Anglican prelates.
THE KING OF SIAM TRAvELlNa.
Mail auvicts TO the Associated Press
rom Gibraltar give further details OF
tho movements OF the Biameue yacht
Mahs Chakskri. They ta,:
"fhe yacht 10 now ON Its way to
CIonstadt, Russia, to await his
msjesty's pleasure TO continue the tour
Vi the world which he Is now making,
This includes vlsit to the UnI,eu
States, Canada and Mexico. 1t 10
stated by thc offieers OF the vessel, VIII
are all Englishmen, that the king will
spend sufficient time 10 AmeTio, to
allow the yacht to 20 from New York,
where ho Will land, 10 San Francisco,
the place OF re.embsrKsti N. The date
of his arrival IN the United States
is not yet uet DiteIy kno.u."
PLAYS AND PLAYERS,
M. Jean de Reszse's sudden absence
from the opera on Two occasions when
billed to appear Mt Covert Garden mas
raised a crop Of iumors sa 10 differ. |
euces between himself and the man.
agement, In spite Of the offlo an.
that his retirement was
due to ,indisposition. Maurice drau
says there 10 no truth Ia the stories of |
trouble, adding mat the management
is rs anxi-us as DIS Rsszks ior the
latter to sppesr, but he explains the
tenor lie suffering from u relaxed
throat.
The Comedy theater, after several /!
has at last brought out
It~la he.
which was given last Tnurs.
uay afternoon.
Madame Mslba made what is said
will be her only London appearance
this season at the Qaeen's hall on
under the management OF Mr.. Vest.
The Australian prima donna scored
her utual suCoess.
al the Strand theater 10 O farce In three
acts by Msssrs A. Bfisson anu A.
5yivale. II 10 entitled, All Alive,
Oh.
The scene 10 laid In an artists studio
In West Remington.
Since his arrival In London, Mr..
Daniel Frohman has accepted for i'm
production a. the Lyceum
New York, four-act comedy
With m dern London society.
Il is by LoUis N. Parker, author OF
and Ia omitted, the Happy
Life.
MIR. Frohman has secured the Amer.
lean rights OF q new play by Edward
Rose entitled, The days Of old, which
Will be produced here at the st. James
heat.r and The PriDcess and the
Butterfly, both OF which will be
out next season at the New
York Lyceum.
II 10 ann unoed that 6lgnor Gabr ele
i'AuDuuz Q, tne Italian uovslisi, poet