Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-09
Greatest Aggregation Of CANNES,
Large and Small, Ever Seen,
IN PRESS CLUB PARADE.
All Eyes on Tonlghps Performance
Al thc salt Lake Theater -PosiIye-
ly Last Appearance Of Little Eva.

These are the dog days. at least, to
day was.
Delegates to the convention OF tn,
Amalgamated order Of l'raternal ca
mines caucussed on West Temple stree
bright and early this morning. They
came from the Warm Springs ant
Farmers ward Fort Douglas and Frog
town on the west They also came at.
tended. Generally the big and dlgnided
scion Of a noble race Of 81, Bernards
was accompanied by a very small boy
while the black and tan pup was led at
the end Of the string that had at the
noriherly terminal husky red haired
lad.
The occasion Of all this gathering
was the parade of the Tom Show cast
which was scheduled at high noon.
Headed by Held's band the procession
trayersed West Temple to First South
east to East Temple street, thence
north to the Deseret News to counter
march 20 Second South, where the hand
swung east TO State ana countermarch-
ed again to East Temple street. then
south to Third South and west to West
Temple. On the way a halt was made
TO serenade each newspaper office. The
line Of route was thronged especially
at the intersections OF the streets
Held's band nearly broke a blood ves-
sci In making the welkin ring with i've
~ airs, while the populaee amused
Itself IN 'bawllng OUT the various oc-
eupants OF the carriages Especially
lavish was the tickle crowd In its at
tentions to Elias dead little baby who
look up ilye-eighths Of the seat IN the
second carriage right in the center of
the stage and the limelight. At the
vienna cafe the baby was presented
with q handsome bouquet OF pareLy
fresh from the fish refrigerator and OF
an aroma that made the horses break
INTO frenzied trot Uncle Tom. Ophe-
ia, T0psy, and especially little Eva, also
were the recipients Of handsome bou.
DUETS OF sego lilies, vegetables and
other hot house buds
But after all II was the dogs. They
were the attraction Such a large and
profuse variety neer before conare-
gated on the streets and the dog catch
n wept briny tears as the gazed on tho
scene. OF course Morris Sommer's
roughy had to butt In. He opened tho
'ail bright ana early in the game long
'eIofe the parade started The saucy /
lttle thing walked right up to a big ST. |
5ernard that wasn't doing a thing and /
attempted TO throw him over his left |
ar Then the big dog Jumped on an
ther his own Size while two youngsters
Z the end OF their respective ropes were
drawn into the vortex
hrllly yelling for help. In |
bout two seconds there was
Dale OF hair, more or less, scattered 10
he winds while, sad 10 relate, the
oupssters used words not acquired I'm
unday school, II looked az though the /
anime population Of Salt Lake would
e depopulated until a small boy with
Nery large whip whaed In on the
elping bunch and the wall of the casti-
ated, both caninue and human, rose TO
ne turquoise sky.
Eventually the parade started I'm all
3 pomp and glory, the marshals sitting
cry straight on their prancing steeds
no looking as "chesty' as they never
10 before. Then came the band the
'st Ia carriages, members OF the press
'ung as a secret service escort for
le Dig brewery wagon with its team
-FOUR white horses a hack containing
IMPLIES Of molasses nuggets that al
ated intervals precipitated an lncipl.
II riot among the gamins who were
ny after the goods-then the dogs.
To give a detailed account together
tn the individual pedigrees OF this
arful and wonderful aggregation
ou,u pessar the resources Of the finest
'pewriter,
Probably the most notable exhibits
ere SKY terrier pup six days
d and reclining in basket: |
iue Thomas Harold Morton in
cart drawn by a bull pup; Joe Simp-
N ana Ralph ketner, attired In fancy
stume and leading a ferocious ~
nee bloodhound; Lawrence Price ana
8 black and tan; While Rowe with
'ndescript bearing the name Of Tag"
10 several yards OF bunting; Frank
etDert with 81. Bernard named
MAJOR who was decorated like
nc bride-but then what's the use.
~ o'clock the judges were still
,hung for their lives. The indlgna-
)n that went uD every time they look
az another dog was quite embarras-
ng When Il came TO the giving out
tht tickets all hands were swamped
"a Mining Expert Hague really SAID
lnss That he should not have SAID
INC presence Of children during the
When II came 10 the largest dog Sam
'nys Rex and T. Simpsons "Pon.
Two line ST. Bernards, looked ike {
nners. INV
THE PRIZE WINNERS. 2
This afternoon the judges awarded '
ICES TO the following:
Reginald Leyy-Handsomest dog. (st
'rnard) Rex. 'e' ''' =
onceinan Slmpson-Largest dog. !
meyer bros-Best decorated dog. n
TONIGHT, TONIGHT. TONIGHT Z
The crowd az the TON SHOW" 10. )
5ht All be one Of the greatest which
3 ever entered the Salt Lake tbeater
prevent confusion. 1t Is therefore nib. I
lltely essential that all should come
r'y--not later than 5 O'clock other.
+" the performance Is likely to be
ATTY delayed. There viii be al least
Ear hours entertainment In the
iNenlr program which viii be ais. u
Duled to omuse the audience while 1,
lung Tor the curtain. p
nose who have not already pur. d
lsed tickets VIII not have a chance p
see the show unless they 20 above +,
lower ooor A number OF gallery n
'ues have been organized among :,
ley people, and the entire upper If
K o. the house promises to be filled. IA
crowd there including some of the %
i known people Of the city. .