The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-09-25

pointing their fingers a her and calling
her names. She was for FIVE years a
teacher in the reservation schools and
every Indian in the camp remembered
her The crowd present enjoyed the
novelty of the occurrence, and Miss
Duke. who speaks their language, said
she was greeted by the redskins quite
cordially.
This is the day OF the intermountain
states There viii be no parade, except
the appearance of the bands and In
dams on the streets, as usual. or other
special ceremonies. Band concerts will
take place at $50 p. m. and from 1880
IN the evening until IL
Captain StoH half expects that some
OF the grand lodge officers Will drop
in today, but he does not know Just
who are most likely to come.
The novelty parade last night was
the best show of its kind since the car
nival opened. The Arabs did some of
their fine tumDling out on the street.
The Indians will give four sun dances
daily from now until the close of the
carnival.
The Butte and Wyoming delegations
arrive today. Large crowds are ex-
pected from all over the intermountain
region, in fact.
The Ogden lodge viii come down in a
BODY tomorrow for Purple day.
Colonel c. F. spirman. editor of the
1lnnc Miner, came to town last night
ana was promptly kangaroOed He
then telephoned instructions to his
DoOkkeeper at Eureka to charge Justic.,
Silks 81 for printing
After Prosecutors Delhi and Shep-
~ hoe
ing charges against culprits last even
ing, Ben Allen, otherwise known as
IVanhoe, came to the rescue, and the
way he hurled maledictions at the
criminals in the dock was a caution to
al eVil-doers. He convicted a number
Of anarchy, and caught the crowd by
the way in which he made the prison
ers quail before his torrents of so
called elOquence. At the close of the
session he mounted a platform and
made such a spell for the building fund
that $1-S5 was .showered into his hat
in nickels and dimes.
Queen Mabelle viii give a theatre
party to her maids of honor next Fri
day evening, the attraction being Miss
Annie Russell in "A ROYAL Family -
The queen said last evening that she
was de5irous of extending some compli-
hent TO her court, and she thought
nothing would be more appropriate
than a theatre party, particularly in
view of the title of the play. The party
VIII occupy the west side stalls.
Judge Silks was very much puffed up
yesterday as he announced that Sen
ator W. A Clark of Montana had bv
telegram submitted a very complicated
question to the kangaroo court for its
opinion The question. he said. in
NolVes the grave question of deciding
the dips, spurs, angles and apex of the
United states senate, and is expected to
yleld the court in fees, dues and fines
not less than 800.
The most dastardly assault made
upon the dignity of the Elks in general
ana the Kangaroo court in particular
was brought to light yesterday. 1t
was discovered that the flaming life
sized poster put up by the Burlington
route within the enclosure and almost
Wlthln plain view of the court has on
II the pScture of a large clock with the
hands pointing to 10 minutes to 10 in
stead OF IL O'Clock, the sacred hour of
an Elkdom. As the news of this sprea d
through the enclosure there was wild
Indignation among the EIks. and il was
with difficulty that the cooler heads
prevented an assault on the fence II
was finally decided that suit would he
brought against the whole Burlington
system, and a hot time may be looked
for.