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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-24
Annoupces 10 Commons Tina,
Government Has No Inlen
ton Of ResigaIng
GALLERIES PACKED TO HEAR HIM
Tried Patience OF His Hearers by Long
Talk 90 How Former Adminlstra.
tons Had Ignored Defeat

London, July a-Tho government has
no intention OF rosIsnIng In consequence
Of Thursdays adverse vote, This was
the glst Of Premier Ilnlfours eagerly
anticipated statement IN the house Of
commons this afternoon,
Although It had boon generally roc.
ognged that such would be the decision
OF the PREMIER there was feycHth
oogcrnoss on all sides TO hear the osac,
terms Of this statement The house
was literally packed Every gallery
available 10 the peers aud the public
was crowded. and there had noi been
such an Attendance of members dur.
Ing tho life Of the present parliament.
Mr. Balfourwho was heartily choorel
by hls supporters ON rising tried m,
patience of hls hearers somewhat by A
long dlsquleillon ON how former adj.
mlnIstrntlons had ignored defeat slmI.
lar Ia that on Thursday llo declared
That such incidents had never been rf,
gnrdod ne ground for resignation nor
dissolution, ana announced that tho
government dld not propose either to
resign or dissolve parliament because
" Thursdays occurrence
Tho premier considered that II would
be n grave evil II the tenure Of minis.
tors was mudu dependent upon such
votes M that OF Thursday lie hopcd
the practise would never prevail ~ al.
lowing a government united IN Itself
ana possessing the confidence Of tho
majority of tho house 60 abandon lis
post merely In consequence Of such
vote.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-24
Entrance Of the Pioneers Ia the
Salt Lake Valley Was
Duplicated.
HOW THE EMlCRANTS LOOKED
trcdiOble Parade asd Athletic Sports
0i Divers knds--Grand Ball
Scheduled for Tonight,

Brigham CITY, july 2i"-HrIgham city
celebrated Pioneer day with AN elab.
oralcnoH seldom approached horo,o.
fore, the program beginning from early
this morning being scheduled to last
until lulo tonight At 10 o'clock Il
parade was given which Was hair u
mile ana composed Of many beautiful
foalA ht 10 O'Clock program of
speeches and singing Was held In the
Brigham city tabernacle and mis-
afternoon a baseball game ls rhcdulod
between the Brigham Clly ana q, =, h..
teams I'm addition 10 u bngkc' ball
game In the Academy Of Music between
Two girls teams This evening n grand
bah In the Academy NJ Music VIII con.
clulc The program,
The parade thls morning was "a Wg.
nal Nuccofh llR FIRST section was rom.
posed NJ mon who knew how the entry
into Nalt Lake valley was nude ana
ALSO hos to make another that initiated
H. In THIS section were hand carts uN
end horse toWua broken down wagons,
ana Wl'guol cattle very ahy ON nohh
Oioh today WuR represented by noat
VI 20 mulduni Of Brigham rity beau.
lifully ulllrod In white costumes,
ono Of toe striking lcItWoH of the
parade wns the Doscrri News nOW I'm
winch u decorated wagon WAS shown
WIN IT, llowclN the agent, llslrlhul.
NIX nnpcrA \ copy ~ the nrW paper
ever published In the won't me initial
impression NJ the npscrct News, ana
q copy NJ daily Of this Woot vpro
distributed 90 ull liohud the boat
rode Two carriers ON horseback
The Young Ladies' VI. l. 4, was rep.
resented by 90 1oal bearing the legend
Rowing Not Drifting II VAS
Boat I'm which the ladies Norc NJ the
oars The Sunday school noat was
ono Of tho bcHt, the symbol OF W nugcl
watching over little children being
shown
MNny local merchants had striking
nonlf in tho parade. those ~ tho
Stohl Furniture COMPANY WIN Horse.
10y Olsen Furniture company aud tho
Morrcll Lumbar company being cs.
pcrmlly noticeable.
The puAdo wac bed by Sheriff JOS
lOsophsom assisted W ID number OF
aides \ prlzc for the most unquc
feature Was lo Voc awarded but the
Judges hod not arrived ut u decision
M noon. owing to the many oN,ollon,
foutur0H
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-24
PIONEERS pnOrOGR AplIED.
Veterans Pose az the Temple
Bloch for the Ueserst NeMs.

Tho Pioneers of 1877 We're photo
graphed at $3.50 This morning, masacd
IN front Of the Bureau Of Information
ON the 1ubornacle grounds, making
a very impressive appearance, The
old veterans, women ~ well ~ men,
looked nv thought they were good for
many years yot, notwithstanding the
trials depryatlons ana rultorngR ~
the early days IN crossing tho plans
They were a SOLID, substantial airudy
lot, the stun that II needed 10 build UP
q new country and lay The foundations
OF civilization sure and strong. the
group included the following. Harriet
a, T Badger llyrum Bonnlon, samuel
H. llonhlOn, Margaret O, Best lhepe
), .Boyoc, Mary A, J., Drockbunk Ham
nah ", w, Brown, Jane ", Bradford
Mary u, calder, Mary - 3 Chambers,
Caroline i. ., crosby, Louisa a. DeoR
or Marin l., Dewey John II, Dewey
Lucinda r. y, g, Dodge, Joseph u,
Eldrodgo, Frederick Il, EldrodRo SAM
ucl i, Ensign, Elnathan EldrodRc I'd
llh H. y, Fisher Mary J, j, Hanson,
John II, Herman, william Haikor,
Mary a, II. Ilnyea, Frederick Heath,
Henry Heath Richard :, Horne, EllSl'
beth M, lMftdker Jano w. James, Syl.
yostor James, Lucy j. l., T. Kinney
James Lawson, James Leach, John
Mack0y, Margaret ", l.. Mnlln, Ellen
II, McLoland Sarah J h, Miller lo'
soph Moosser, william y, Nobekcr El'
R0bcth u, Nebcker Amos H. Men,
John Men, Andrew u, Park l}wdln
Petit, Mary A. /, Pickering Martha "
Price, Mary y, Perkins, Agatha Pratt
hmllme u, Russell Harrison 7. Shirt
liff Mary 4. n Shnllff Willlom g,
v spencer AngelIno h, u. Spencer
Rosetta ~ Stokes, Joshua l., Stewart,
William Taylor George Taylor, Mary
l.. o, Taylor. Robert v nrnbow, Run
Ice Turnor Elijah NJ WolloE Emily
T, G. Weller John II Woodbury., James
] Woodruff, Margaret j, w. Young,
Jane NJ, &, Young, George w. Brown,
Andrew NJ Callahan charles Crsmon,
George Crsmon, Melissa j. H. Davis,
John j, cherry Horace briggs, Naomi
H. Hawke Caroline g, Harris Mary
A. G. 3rlndon, Amelia G, smith, Ann
e, Woodbury. Silas $, smith James
Oakley ltNnscan1a Miller John y,
Porter Joshua Perry, willard Snow
W v lloight, william II, kimball
INC above nfe Surviving pioneers foSld'
Ink IN Nalt Lake CITY ana Granite
stake, They registered IN Assembly
han with D. NJ, MoAllstor before being
photographed,
After tho photogr0phng, tho pioneers
wore escorted 20 " automobiles proYids
ed for ihom by the committee, az tho
south gate OF the Tabernacle grounds,
one Of the autos being n carry.nll lately
from Colorado Springs and seating II
people The machines were pretty gen.
clally decorated the foremost carrying
Mr. McAlllslor and party who bore II
banner on which wNa inscribed, "pio-
nocre Of 1877" The autos ana their pas.
Hongore were photographed as they we're
ready 10 start, and then tho machines
wheeled into line and MA down Main
street ON route "a Liberty Park TO par
tlclpnle In tho procession,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-24
GREAT FIREWORKS
DISPLAY TONIGHT.
Most Magnificent Pyro,cchnlc
Exhibition Ever hcld In tho
State OF Utah
THE FALL or HISTORIC DISPLAY
Unusual Features That VIII Both
Please and Astound-- Walkers
Ball Park the Place

S0ll Lake Ia TO enjoy one solid week
Of PAINS gorgeous mmmer.nlsht spec.
taclo, Last Days Of Pompcll," COM
mUclug tonight ut Walkers Field, OF
an the fascinating and protrntlous Ny
iotochnlc epoctncloH prtslccd by the
famous paine, "pompol' has been the
most popular ana lonsost.lyod, both
In America aud Europe The new
'rompd' Of The present season far
mrpnfnp IN every respect All lts pro-
dcrusuorp, for moro than twenty ear.
loads of massive, beautiful scenery IN
now utilized IN the mimic representa-
tlou Of tho doomed city Of pompoll,
Npurly 400 gorgoously'costumod per-
formers win participate In tho stirring
Fronos ot the great spectacle "Pom'
pen comes to salt Lake CITY by special
irm direct from phenomenal en-
gpomoW " ton nights IN DonNor, TX
II pnioutp 10 the Portland exposition,
where II win nll an extended engage.
mout us the biz night feature Of the
fam I'm that city
10 those VINO have never witnessed
ono NJ these biz Paine shows tho OK.
ppIioncc IN as novel aH II W enjoyable
'rhoy uio 40 unlike anything olse IN the
amusement lInc ana 20 vast aud ok
punslNe IN their scope that Che rpocs
tator nyomntNrlly adniroH the daring
and Ingenuity Of the men who are re-
kpobslbr tor them, They are kalelds
cgpopc ~ acres Of handsomely painted
scenery hundrede Of gnlly coslumed
performers, daring chariot races, aero
hut3, bcWltchInR dancers, stirring mu-
slo. gorgeous pagonntH, Rlnrlnn lights
ana generous explosions of powder ana
II MYRIAD Of maryeouely beautiful
pytolochnlcs. Tho exhibition " an In.
toroWine one, ana depicts IN thrilling
H. interesting mnnnor one az tho most
tragic rxpleodes IN Roman history tho
destruction Of ancient pompol by tho
volcano of Noguvlus, THIS latter fca'
Wra w depicted IN n startling manner
and the spectator iremblos Tor tho
safety Of the hundreds Of actors who
nro seemingly buried beneath Tic llcry
debris Of the fallen city.
Following this scene Of chaos and do.
strucllon comos the real event OF tho
night q brilliant display or Pane's
Manhattan Reach nrOWOrks, ana for
nearly an hour the huge amphlthenlcr
and tho space above II rs ublago with
beautiful ana novel designs ~ pyro.
technics The big "pompcll omphI.
theatre has a comfortable seating ca
piony for fully ten thousand people,
ana visitors wlll 0nd Wory reasonable
mocuauon and convenience provided
for lhclr comfort ana safety Especial
attention ~ shown 10 the little ones,
and many comic fireworks devices are
phown ror their especial pleasure,
for the convenience OF patrons the
management have opened down town
ofnrc for the sale Of reserved aud hoX
seats At ~ Main street whore 70.
served and boS seats may be secured
IN advance at the regular rates ~ adj
mission,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-24
LATE: LOCALS.

p, A. Cosgrlff II o the Kenyon from
Cheyenne,
4 biz party of people from down oaHt
arrived M tho Kenyon this morning, on
route homo from Il trip TO the Nolow-
stone,
]. Ross Clorl, arrived this morning.
from Los AnAccH In private car with
walter NJ Clark, ana registered at the
knulslord
Among those who win 40 "a Europe
with Prof, Jonas ls Tracy v cannon,
assistant oreonIst M tho Tabernacle,
whose name was inadvertently omit
ted ON saturday
Suit for divorce has been nlod IN tho
district court by Annie NJ, Smith
against rhnrlos smith, ON tho prouna
~ nOn.RuppoW, They wcro married M
Pennington on June 20, 1904,
Az tho Grand Thcntor tonight tho
Blttner COMPANY win present mo
society drnnh Woman against Wo'
man.. tho last half Of the Wcok Jack
O'Dumonds" WIN be glycn,
rho program for Tuesdays organ re-.
cltnl AT the Tabernacle VIII be an exc
coptlonally stronR one, consisting OF
classical selections presented IN Ptof
MpClcllOn'a usual excellent style,
The funeral services over tho remains
W Xnndclla Olson VINO died thIs morn'
Ing NJ her residence, 100 Apple street,
Wlll ho held tomorrow at o'clock from
tho undertaking purlorl OF Jos. w. Tay'
lur
Cashier Joseph r. Calnc Of the Utah
Commercial a Savings Dnnk NJ this city
win resign on tho fret ~ tho month,
10 engage IN other business, ana hIs
place Viii be taken By Mr. BYRON droo,
capt Cainc has hld long experience IN
banking ANA WoH formerly student
IN tho military academy NJ West Point
Mr. Gr0o ls now In charge " tho cash
tors dopy, white capt Calnc ~ on a va.
cation and VIII take charge " mo dcNk
Aus T. Nh Grno was recently socrO.
lary Of the state land commissioners.
THO change III ono which occurs IN tho
ordinary routine
Mra Emma Ufoldhul ~ 80, s
Boyl'f court AGED %, fen from a
warm springs ear thlH afternoon IN
front uf thp Kenyon, Nho hal return.
cd from hborly purk and saw Soc.
ora South street ear SIN wanted to
catch. uul made a rush 70 got out ~
the cpr pho VoH in But the eyertIon
mado nor dlaN, and On reaching tho
platform she staggered and fell into
tine street. Nouorul Manager Campbell
" tho lWh Light n Hallway comuAny
CHANGED lp ho present and saw that
Mis- Bropdtcpt IVES Immediately carod
For ana cent homo IN n hack Sho was
not pUrlOuHy hurt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-24
NUN 10 Rnepa win bo looked forward
IA with particular interest
LONDON pRE5R COMMENT,

London, July 2l"Thc London nows-
poporR this morning note with lnqule'
iude the sudden rotolyo Of Emperor
Nicholas 10 visit Emperor william ana
all Kinds Of HpocujllonA are INDUCED III
ng 10 the possible motives Cor ana tho
rosulta of such q momcnloW Interview
AT "A time when 30 many difficult proO'
lens nro mclug European diplomacy
The Moroccan ana scandinavian quoas
tiona are regarded nv possible objects
for discussion and " n also supposed
that the roAullOu1rY party IN RUSSIA
may have succeeded IN poWuadmg tho
emperor NJ The iwpolicy Of permitting
NJ, Wlite 10 conclude 10 peace ON a
basis acceptable to Fmnro and Great
Britain,
An the corrosnoudonts nHroo nat
Che interview VIVA Of Emperor Williams
seeking aud the result ~ awaited Wilh
The grcalopt NnXl.lN
A curious story N published IN Brus.
nclB I'm connection with kmV Lcopod'B
appeal recently 10 the BolgInn cham'
Der 10 pass the hill providing for the
iortlfcplon Of Antwerp The potit
Blcu asserts ihat u few weeks ago
when Fmnco.0crmnu war over the
Moroccan difficulty scented not improh,
nblo Oront Britain oallod lolgiums at.
tontlon 10 the fact that Belgium was OK
pected 10 become the chief battlefield,
Thoroupon "a bin extending the iorli.
iicallons " Antwerp was introduced,
but II met win wch opposition that
hing Leopold folt II necessary to inter.
Nono 10 secure its passage,
No news Of Emperor Williams whore.
nbouta has reached London since BE- lett
uefov, Sweden, ana was cruising north,
ward There ~ no hNrhor ui liorgo. ana
tho imperial yachts must be IN the open
sen,
Tolpgrnma from Berlin indicate That.
tho meeting between the cmpcufs IN
n Pront surprise there aH elsewhere ON.
cial circles protesting their utter lgnor.
anro regarding H.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-24
SENATOR MITCHELL WILL
BE- SENTENCES TOMORROW

Portland or, July ei,-Whon Judge
Oc lnycn convened the federal court
thiH morning senator Mitchell, accom-.
panied by hlN counsel ex-senator John
NJ, 'fhurHt0u NJ Nebraska, appeared IN
count Und me convicted senator's At.
lorucy presented u bin Of exceptions
which had been agreed upon by himself
ana DIST Any, Honey ana upon witch
~ based the appeal 20 tho supreme
court ~ the United states The bill
was allowed hy Jude DO Haven sen.
luuup Nlll be pronounced nc the Onon.
ing of court tomorrow morning when
n bond vt $1,000 FOR the appearance NJ
Senator Mitchell for TRIAL before the
supreme count NJ Washington, u, g., IN
tho Fan VIII hc Med
The verdict ot guilty brought IN Ny
inc Jury IN the Mitchell ooso carried
Win II "a accommodation for mercy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-24

g. Louis, July 2L,-Thc cases Of MaN
uumpcrs and Grorgo Enrich, charg.
nd with violation of the laws prohibit.
Ing pool selling aud betting ON horao
races were called for rUl m tho a.
Louis county circuit court al clayton
today
The state II represented by prosotul.
INK Attorney r. j., Johnston " a..
Louis county and NlN.ipn. lladlry,
Tho uldl lH u tcw of the anti bcllIup
law ana II ig considered Chat upon thc
outcome VIII drpou0 iho muro OF
morse racine In thp state Tho rXsml.
nation of Jurors WAS expected ~ con.
sumo most of the DAY.