The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-25
GREAT THR5
GIVEN THR
Work of TOreadors Al
Does Not Lose in D,
and Skill.
BULLS ARE MORE AOln|
THAN ON PREyJ0ns,
None of the Fighters Il
but Several Have ".
Escapes.

The spanish bull flrht.,.
snappy exhibitions yestcr,n,
and while, unlike the open.,r
Saturday night, none of the n,
injured. the two large audIo..'
many thrills as the daring ,ou.
metadors wor.d escape Tho ~
rushes by the nar-owest NJ
exhibitions were an improves.
opening performance. thr D,,,
warmed 10 their work ana h,
accustomed to bull fIrhtln,
trio lights,
The black bull which pu, w..
quln Paquira ont OF busines, !.
Ing night WAS not brought IN.
The Spaniards have named
fighter "Un DIablo Negron -
"The Black Demon" This h,
ably one OF the most ssyan
fought IN any ring and Mana,
is reluctant TO take chaucex
more OF his men Injured ru
be fought later In the/engages|
Vela Star Matado.
The injury Of Paqulra s,tL
caused most OF the stellar yorp !
on Matador Vela and that ~
lard Is ncquitting himself n
style He is easily the star ~.
and earns the applause of n.
his graceful and clever Eot
Hernandez put on O thrilling b
OF yesterdays performance
from the ground without All y
TO the back Of a charging h11 +
thence TO the ground. MIeuS
bandcrillo OF the troupe. IL a.
some skillful work. his peric~|
Don Tancredo" In the siat,,
noteworthy
The attendance at last night,
ance was the largest Of the &,
5000 being present. With p,z5;
the matinee. Montgomery
In picturesque Spanish .costu=1
many OF the airs popular In D.
tries. La Paloma,' the g
lean air, the Toreador sore e
men" Mexican Kisses" "Ths 4
and other numbers usually u,t,
fights. gave the picturcsque +
proper musical setting.
Four bulls were fought Al
noon and three at the evsnlur
ance. Judge William II. Klrf
president OF the fiesta and n
bull OF the evening was ,'kiIef
of DR.. L. b Beat,Ie. heallh q
member OF the Humane sod5
seemed to enjoy the complfrs<
Some Narrow Esesy9
All three features Of the ssllr|
fighting were well rendered. n
Ing, placing Of banderillos and
mime Of killing the bull by Nsl1
were all carried through In &
Several OF the vaulteTs mlsczE
distance and had exceedingly u
capes, but their agility and IL
tisements by their comrades Z
from Injury.
Spectators at the afternoA {
n sensation when bull tried Q
the stands and although ne fI<|
the top OF the ring gave
people a decided fright
\ new burlesque ives put os
the performance. In this q
in war paint and feathers az
captured q party OF fishermta
their basket OF lunch. This
on a table and the party seltN
the meal. vt this juncture :
let into the ring and prons4
the party, tossing the msh
Into the air. The usual burlss
then made. Men heavily Pc,
the bull to toss them around aE
ii is an exceedingly rough So
the men received Injuries az,
eral We're thrown hard enougs
tate assistance In rising,
II have been told by manJ
that thcy were well please:
performance" said Manager 4
after the show. "The public E
ize the difficulties under whts
ers labor, II is harder BY ~
more dangerous 10 fight tne
we are doing now that the ~
finish as It IS done In span
ico.'
The next performance Of y
bull fight viii be given =!
night beginning at $50 oes