Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-25
U,,lI,tic Representation u the
Fall Of Gay and Festive
PompelL
,IoXT LONG 70 Be REMEMBERED
,,.,, Crowd witnesses Excellent Pyrc
,,baIssl Program ut Walkers Ball
Psrs--Ruus for Week

- was A largo ana nightly pleased
.,,sd that last night witnessed the
,,,a, pyroicchnical display at Wal
w., hall park. The destruction OF tho
,,.,Aae and Inflated city OF pompcil
m,. tho main feature OF the big pro-
.,,m pul II was not tho only one by
,,y manner Of means for thero were
many features and every one was good
n IA but statement OF fact TO say
ma, in rs entirety Pain has given tho
,ubllo one Of the most gorgeous spccta.
IN. /, has ever beheld. A whole train
o,a OF paraphernala and moro than
On n,rsons are required to give the cx-
,lhI,lon. Introductory 10 and part Of
N, gigantic performance IN very
,l.v,r vaudeville program In which
Nan are some renowned artists, oh.
,'ste raoes run by boys IN Roman
,nsiumes, OlympInn sports, ballet do
sSmbaL human pyramids and whirl-
wind ,nmbles, Roman statue ana ar
,,lIc posing sensational nylng feats,
adder balancing, parable bar work,
pombelihn fro dances and divers 9th.
., attractions preceded the destruction
N Me- great city amid an elemental
ou,burst that shook the very earth and
caused TN mighty audience to almost
,hlnk itself witness 10 the original an.
initiation. Altogether the scene was
a Mperb one. That Old Vesuvlus IN
action ia monster 10 bo dreaded no
on, who saw last nights spectacle can
doub, for a moment Each night this
week, grlm-vlsagod ana terrible, he
may be seen IN rampant and destructive
mood And the Salt iakor who does
not soe him IN one OF his tantrums win
Rave missed something he may never
again have the privilege 81 seeing,
SYNOPSIS AND INCIDENTS,
A synopsIs OF the incidents and sports
nom the official program is as follows.
Streets Of Pompeii on "a fete day,
Nydla, the blind girl, plying her voca-
ton
Boys Of the city enjoying their holi.
day.
Entry Of civil dlgntaries, senators and
members of Pompol, escorted 10 sen.
nlors palace to witness the grand pro-
te.ion
Grand entry OF procession OF Roman
fuards, priests, priestosses, flower girls.
Incense, fame and fan bearers, citizens
hearing flags, banners, trophies. etc.
0aucup, lone and Nydia approach IN
their sondoa and are met by Arbaces,
Ne Egyptian, In front OF tho bath
house, and escorted by him 10 his pal
,n TO witness the festivities given In
No honor
oLyMprAN SPORTS,
Upon the conclusion OF the days fes.
,yllles the procession IN reformed, and
marching 10 Arbaoes' palace N escorted
70 The temple Of Isis whore the people
tn Mled upon 10 offer their devotlonr
% their idol A general and immediate
response TO this appeal,
The doors Of the temple are thrown
epen, and the priests chanting and
bAnhg the golden bull Apis, march
Gown The tomplo steps 10 the altar. Az
ny The multitude kneel.
0Aucus, being n Christian, refuses 10
Med The populaco, observing Il, cry
Christian chiistianl"
.Arbaeus, the Egyptian commands
vhucus % kneel lie roflsea A ter.
l,he combat then takes place IN front
y lne hllar AZ this moment Veauviup
Eyes signs OF eruption, which dIverts
ne attention OF evry one. Ulaucns seizes
w opportunity ana conducts lone and
nscm 70 boat, and assists them In
Hsklng their escape.
inc aWo.lngplrIng eruntIon. Tho tor.