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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-12-06
LOCAL BRIEFS.

KCCoREIcK u Co., received yesterday,
Queen of the Hills ore, 81 800.
T. L. JOKES & Co. received yesterday
one car Germania bullion, $2,3l5 20.
4 KBNBER of delinquent tax sales ap-
pear IN THE HERALD this morning.
Others will follow soon,
JuDeE ZANE held a brief session of
Seurt yesterday morning, but nothing
@public importance came up.
THERE WILL be no musical exercises
st Fort Douglas to-day, out OF respect
- the memory OF Hendricks.
TH- FUNERAL of Mrs. John S. Barnes
occurs at her late residence, 336 5. Main
Street, this morning al IL O'Clock.
Mr.. WnIIAx LoSGMoRE. OF the
Workingmen' s Store, 50 w. First South
Street, has 81 new announcement III
THE HERALD this morning. See it.
TEE UrAR & Nevada is extending the
telephone wire from Lake Point to
Stockton, so that Salt Lake City will be
shortly connected with that thriving
mining town.
Two BALUrEs were fired at Fort
Douglas, yesterday-on IN the morning
and the other in the evening-in honor
OF the late Vice President, official Motif
cation Of whose death had just been
received.
IF GEEB AL MCCOOE wants to find any
hidden stacks OF arms, he would 90
well to turn his attention to the interior
Of the Tribune Office. 1t comes straight
to Us that the rotten reformers keep
from fifty TO 100 guns loaded at private
place n their establishment.
AT TIE request OF James B. Glass,
registration officer fer the city of Salt
Lake, the following deputies were ap-
pointed yesterday: First precinct-W.
4. Taylor; Second precinct-J. I.
Bradley; Fifth precincts. G.. Sheldon.
The Third and Fourth precincts re-
main vacant.
In TBECommjSSioneG's Office the other
day, while Miss Davenport was in a
side room, the Tribune reporter stepped
IN for the purpose OF interviewing her.
He stepped out again with the speed of
lightning. Just what the fair one said
to him, is unknown, but judging from
the color Of his face it was nothing eX-
hilarating.
tbs GENEVA Nurseries fall shipment
Of trees, shrubbeTy, ETC., has all been de-
tVered into the hands or the numerous
purchasers. Their local agent, George
H. ScottIWiu tomorrow commence 10
solicit orders for fruit and ornamental
trees, flowers. etc, for delivery next
spring. Mr.. Scott makes this orna-
mental department speciality.
On WEDNESDAY morning next dra-
matte company, under the management
Of Taylor & Scott, leave this city for a
trip to Southern Utah, going as far
south as st. George. Among the mem
bers Of the troupe are Misses Ruth
Jones, Sadie Thomas and Lizzie Thomas.
Harry Taylor, Joseph Scott, w. D.
Crouch and others. They will produce
the Sea OF Ice, and the Life of an Ae-
tress.
COHE BEos. announce this morning
that they have made a very large re-
tiuotion OF prices for the month of De-
cember, and offer extraordinary bar
gains il silks and yelvets. They claim
20 be offering lot Of about 100 combina-
ton dress patterns at less than cost,
and numbers of other valuable articles
st such reductions as must make them
notable. They also call special attention
70 bargains in their cIeak department,
and also have considerable advice for
aE who need any of the goods handled
81 them.
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GRAND OPENING

OF Holiday Goods early the comm.
week. The finest display OF First Class
Goods in the shape o. Xmas Presents,
suitable TO all tastes, and at the Very
Lowest Prices. Our Goods are All
New, purchased This Fall in all the
Principal Cities Of the East, and We
have now in stock all the Latest Novel
ties we could find. Our Stock il VerJ
Large, consisting IN part of Fine Illus
trated Books, etc, Dolls. Toys and al
the Newest Games out this Season. IN
expensive Fancy Articles and the Very
Latest Novelties in Xmas Cards, ETC.,
Diaries, Leather Goods, Ladies' Satcheh
and Card Cases, Portfolios, Albums,
Writing Desks and Books in endless
variety. Our line of Juvenile Books Is
the Largest and Best Selected this sids
of Chicago.
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on A FISHING TOUR
The Grand Jury Casting its Net
Into all OrtS of Waters.

The Grand Jury yesterday s,D
wresHed with the mighty problem Of
who Mrs Daveu, ort's silent partne,
might be Ii looked very much as #
Mr. Yarian were on a fishing tour, as he
sent out Subp@naes in all direction,
hauling in men of all grades, condition,
and employments. in the hope that
somewhere or other some one might be
found who could shed some light on the
subject. Among those who were befors
the Grand Jury during the day were P.
H. Lannan, Armstrong & Butterfeld
E. G. Matthews and II. G.. whitney
city editor of THE HERALD. The report
the body may make before the court
will be awaited with interest.
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PERSONAL.

Me-. AND Mrs. L. r. MarGneau return
to Logan this morning.
Mr.. AND Mrs. Lieutenant Willard
Young are visiting in the city.
HoYr SHERMAN, JR., the new Union
Pacific general agent, will arrive in this
city to-day.
J. r. THOMPSON, the dentist, has re-
turned from his trip to Malad, Idaho,
and is now ready 10 wait on his pat
rons.
MISS MARIE GoRLINsKI, who recently
graduated from the Royal Academy of
Painting in Milan, arrived home last
evening.
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steal EngrnvInra.

ne have just received from a New
York importing and publishing house
large and very select lot of Steel En-
cravings, Photographers, Photograph
Art copies, etc. The pictures are the
finest ever brought to Salt Lake, and
will be sold at New York prices. All
kinds Of Picture Frames made to order.
Z RIVERS BROs,
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RENOYATION

f. G. Lyngberg. the old and reliable
green grocer and dealer in poultry, fish
and game, is having ! thorough renoYa-
ton made in his premises, in order to
give him full opportunity to display the
choice line of wares he is receiving for
the holiday drade.
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Where, Oh, Where :

Such Will be the interrogation Of
many a puzzled pater familias, mate
familias, lover, cousin, friend an
neighbor, for several days to come. AMI
it will be asked in connection with a de-
sirable PLACE whereas to purchase suit
able presents for their loved ones g.
Christmas time. There is one place, If
a gift of jewelry OF any kind is wanted.
where purchasers can select to their
satisfaction from 4 stock, which, for
variety, Is nearly perfect. That place
The Headquarters for Jewelry," E. J
Swaner K Co. prOprietOrs. Articles of
the choicest and latest makes and de
signs, in gold and silver, plated goods,
watches, clocks, diamonds and in sets
and pieces. etc. etc. As manufacturing
jewellers this firm is 4 No. !, and rings
ornaments, pins and the like are Or
dered made to suit patrons.
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FOUR OF A KIND.
VandercoOk, Pearson, Lewis
and Joe Bush.
ALL ARRESTED FOR L. AND L.
And Each One He'd in Bonds Of One
Thousand Dollars to Appear
Whel Wanted

There was considerable excitement in
F. 0. H. and other circles yesterday
over the rumor that more arrests had
been made on the L. and L. charge.
Investigation proved that Assistant Pro-
scouting Attorney Lewis had been ar
rested late on Friday evening on com
plant charging that on the 9th day of
Sep ember, 1855, at the Salt Lake City,
County of Salt Lake and Territory of
Utah, one Fanny Davenport did keep
a house of ill-fame, and that he (Lewis)
well knowing the said house to be
house of illfame, did resort thereto for
the purposes of lewdness. Mr.. Lewis
rustled for bondsmen, and succeeded in
securing Bolivar Roberts and Andy
Brixen, to go on his bond, which was
placed at 81 600. He was then liberated
and went his way.
DEPUTY OSCAR G. VANDERCooK, the
same who figured in tn, recent
cases, was called on by Sheriff Groe beck,
and the warrant for his arrest on the
charge Of visiting the house kept by
Mrs. Fields was read to bin. He / a
some subp0na> 10 serve, he said, and
was therefore released on his own recog-
nizance, to appear at . o'clock before
Justice Speirs. AT that hour, or shortly
thereafter, Mr.. VandercOok, accOmpan-
led by friend, walked into the halls OF
justice and seated himself upon the
prisoners bench In a few moments
Marshal Ireland, accompanied by
Judge Mcbride, appeared upon
the scene, and joined the disconso-
late group. His bonds were fixed
at 81 600, and the marshal a Judge
left to hunt up the necessary security.
while the deputy and Sheriff Groesbeck
retired to the sidewalk. the former to
smoke cigar and await the appearance
OF his bondsmen. In a short time,
Messrs. J. III. Horlick and Hugh Ander-
son came forward, and signed the papers
that made O-car free man for Will =.
EX-UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER
PEARSON also proved to be one of those
on the new list. Deputy Sheriff Calder
was the official who made the arrest.
and the complaint on which the warrant
was issued is in the same language as
that duplicating Nandercook, with the
exception that the Offense complain ID
of, was alleged to have been committed
on the 18th of June last. Z. A. Gliding
and William Calder signed the bonds
81, 000-required. and Pearson went
forth considerably troubled IN mind and
body.
The case of Vandercook is set for
Tuesday morning. at IL O'Clock, and
Pearson is required TO make his appear
ance on Thursday next.
Later in the evening man named
- l. l. i
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JAMES BRowS, the Confectioner, first
door west OF the Theatre, is well known
for his excellent skill. He cannot be
eScelled in the making and ornamental
ton ofWedding and other Cakes, Pastry
of all kinds and fancy sugar work. The
latest specimen was four story Brides
Cake for Miss Cecilia Swan, of the
Fifteenth Ward. Those contem plating
dressing Xmas trees, parties, ETC., etc,
will do well to call on him at first door
westof the Theatre. +
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THE IOLANTHE COMPANY.
Date Fixed for the Presentation
of the Opera.

4 HERALD representative vas present
at a rehearsal of the .Golanthe company
at the Theatre last evening, and was
agreeably surprised at the excellence so
far attained by the young ladies and
gentlemen, the choruses especially
showing up finely. The cast was com
pleted some time ago, and is now
given to the public for the first time. 1t
is as follows:
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- i. 4. Pnrarson,s.

The only Norwegian dealer III SsiL -I L.e--
City, is the only place IN town EH end
you can get the genuine horVay o vi,
Holland herring. Norway snclaotto ri
and split Goldfish. A full assorEiasliicse.
first-class groceries at lcWess PissT z
Produce taken Ia exchange. no. - OF
THIRD South street, half block Cd,
Methodist church.
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THREE CARLOADS OF cHAIEs

Bought at bedrock figures before the
advance in prices, Just received and for
sale, wholesale and retail, by
CO-oP. FURNITURE SroEE.
Opposite Valley House.
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Lapham's Dress and Cloak House.

Dressmaking in all its branches.
Special attention given to orders from
the country. Orders filled on short
notice. Ready-made Dresses kept on
hand. Agent for McCall's Bazaar Pat
terms. No. ~ w, First South Street.
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INFLAMMATION, coughs, catarrhs and
pneumonia, resulting from colds, may
be cured by Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL. 1t
allays the inflammation, removes The
irritation and soreness, soothes the or
ganS and restores the sufferer to health.
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Have reduced the price of photographs.
All work done by the dry-plate instanta.
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What is This Famous 81 eeiac

The title "Hale's Honey Of Hore-
hound and Tar" is a key to all the in
gradients of that Invaluable remedy for
diseases of the throat and lungs. It
three cOmpenents are kn5Wn 10 the
whole world for their healing, soothing
and cOunter-irritating properties, and
the proportions in which they are con-
bined in this famous pulmonic. render
it, by all odds, the most potent prepare
ton known for the radical cure Of
Coughs, Colds influenza, HOarseness,
Bronchial difficulties, and all diseases
tending to Consumption. Sold by drug
gists everywhere. Price SOC. and Il.
Get the large size. Pixies ToO.hache
Drops cure III one minute.
The LARGEST stock of Boys Clothing
in this city, and very low prices.
GOLDSMITH & Co,
BRASS BEDsTEADs, at Barratt Bros.
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"rhs" Place OF neyerares.

The Occidental bar, where the choicest
OK wines, liquors and beers are manipu-
lated in the most tempting fashion by
tie experienced prOprietors. The
family trade and private parties sup
piled. Best If California and imported
vines and fragrant cigars always in
took, , AUER & MURPHY,
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SELLS AND BURTON ARRESTED

the attention of the greater portion of
the public during the recent cold snap
by selling the best coal in the market
Pleasant VaIley-at prices within the
reach OF eVary citizen, whether work
man or capitalist. They will continue
the sale during the winter season, tax
ing all orders and promptly delivering
the above brand OF coal. Try The
Anthracite coal. the cleanest. and. in
the long run, the cheapest in the mar
lct
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Leave your orders at Spencer d Kim
ball for your Athletic Shoes and Slip
pers. We make them to order for $1.75.
$500, 1925. Call and see samples.
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1000 BOXES OF window glass. all sizes.
Just arrived, at G. T. CULHER ~ Bios.
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For Rant.

Ground Floor Offices for rent in the
Contributor Building, No. 10 Main
Street. I
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We never misrepresent. Best goods
at lowest prices is the rule at Auer-
bvch'S Mammoth Establishment.
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WHOLESALE Clothing Buyers can save
goods at L. GoLDBERe;s.
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We are making up fashionable suits
at prices which defy competition. Call
and see our new line of imported cloths
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HteREsT price allowed for dried april
cots, peeled peaches, plums and pears
at G. f. CULAER d Bros.
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HEADQUARTERS for Christmas candies
and nuts, wholesale and retail, at
G. +. CULMER Bios.
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DIARIES for 1886, all styles, sizes and
prices, at DIVERS.
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FAIRIEs.-Misses Tacy Young, Jennie
Young, Miss Crismon, Nellie Crane,
Daisy Shell, Lucy Savage, Emily
Maiben. Kate Maiben, Amy Taylor,
Kate Lyon, Mary Lyon, S. Folsom, E.
Folsom, Lizzie POLAND, Hattie Folland,
Sophia Jeremy, Alice Raleigh, Clara
Barton, Lucy Young, Lizzie Burton,
Lucy Brown.
PEERS Robert Edmonds, G. Hamp-
ton, Chas. DWyer, John G.. Robbins,
Chas. r. Robbins, Jos. Dunbar, Ernest
Pratt, Walter S. Young, Seymour E.
Young, James CraH ford. C. ]. Ross. ].
B. Long, Ned Riggs Fred SAMSON, w.
8. Owen, A. G. Howard. H. Brewer,
Chas. Z. LambOurne, w Spry, Sam
Calder, Jas. Timson.
Musical director, II. s. Krouse: plan
ist, Jos. Mcintyre; stage manager, Jas.
Jennings; business manager, d. G..
Calder.
It is now definitely settled that the
opera will be presented on the Both and
3lst inst, and the present indications
now point to very pleasing and sue
ceSsful performance.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS
December !. 1870.
WHITE HOUsE.


WHITE HoUsE.
John c. KribS. Douglas; n. Sack,
Cheyenne; !. WddgroSs, Idaho; G.. Nc.
Cartv and +. BOley, American Fork;
+. Shoelt and wife Pleasant Grove; J.
E. Hush and Albert Hush, PaySon :;
I'll. III. Chapdier. Tooele; Jas. T. Pfuet,
Morgan Smelter; w. CIltis. Minnesota;
K. Plant, Denver; Mrs. Haynes, Muir
roy; IL H. Gray, Union Pacific; S. F.
Hannenell. Park City; Thos. Smart,
City; j. p. Anderson, Mossa Greek !;
Jas. Summons, Butte City; Edgar
Smith, Franklin; F. B. Brown, Center
vile; P. K. Gillespie. Tintic; and Geo.
Kitthman. CenterYille.
VALLEY HOUSE.
D. L. Marchmont. L. S. Movie, J..
Hansen, ]. Moreland, D. E. Leyson,
Denver; J. Clark, d. w. Morgan, \. E..
Laurence, Montana; NJ. Bishop, Iowa (;
J, G. Benson, Michigan; NJ. G. lie
Chereque, ], D. Bigelow, Tintic; D. J.
Augustason, Challis; d. Nj. SOrenson,
Ephraim; &. z. Willis, B. G. Maitland,
Durango; D. Z. Smith, Chicago; E. G..
Leonard, st. Louis; D. E. Jansen
Omaha; T. jenkins, st. Joe; r. S.
Lyme, Nevada.
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No NEED Of Gunther or Heller Ha

No NEED of Gunther or Heller. HaY-
fng secured one OF the finest Contec-
TONERS of New York, can supply my
many patrons with the finest Confec-
tons ever seen in Salt Lake City. Every
thing first-class. Ice Cream and Water
Ices all winter. Oysters in every style.
Agents for Platt's Tiger Brand Fresh
OYSTERS, best in the market. Agency
California Cracker Company's unex.
celled goods; 120 different kinds, at
GEORGE ARBoGAsT.
IS z First South st.
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THE OLD RELIABLE HOUSE.

You are respectfully invited to 70 ex-
anime our Holiday Goods and Toilet
Articles before purchasing elsewhere.
GoDBE, PITTs & Co.
EXAMINE the nObby styles in Fall
Overcoats at l.. GoLDBERG's.
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VELvETs, silks, brocades and dress
goods, lower than ever
at AUERBAcR's.
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Holm G. CUTLER 4 BRO

Agents OF The Provo WOODEN Mills,
Are receiving daily new goods in plain
and fancy dress flannels, hnseys, water
proofs, tweeds, jeans. cassimeres, bIan-
kets, yarns. etc. Wholesale and retail.
No. 90, Hooper & Eldredge Block !
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Hedberg s. Fernstrom,

COAL Oh and LAMPS cheap at Lamp
Store, four doors west of the Theatre. =
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EVERY pair of boots or shoes we sell,
We warrant. T. AUERBACH & Bro. :
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Later in the evening man named
Joe Bush, said to be a miner, and an
old resident of Bingham, was arrested
on the same charge as those above. He
was taken before Judge Spiers and re-
leased on bonds of $1,000, which were
signed by Moses c. Phillips and George
Rarr
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DIARIES for 1886, all styles. sizes and
prices, at DIVERS.
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Gas Fixtures, at Little, RonndY 4 60.
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STYLISH SUITs for Young Men, CUT
away Frocks in CorkscreW and CASH
mere. New lots just received. at
GOLDSMITH & Co.
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Go to e. z. CIute. 143 s. Main ST..
Gynlnasts Attention.

And buy any kind of coal you want. .
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Boys SUITS, al ages, $500 and up
wards. GOLDSMITH & Co.
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BOYS OvERcoArs. $500 and upwards,
at GOLDSMITH & Co.
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BOYS UNDERWEAR. S1.0O per suit.
At GOLDSMITH & 60
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The L lest Coal In the Market

Issold by z. +. Clute, 143 S. Main SIT
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Buy Pleasant Valley Coal From
Cute, 143 S. Main Street, telephone LIS
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A HANDSOME line of stylish Cashmere
Suits just opened at
L. GOLDBERGe,
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Special Notice.

Until further notice the Utah & Ne
vada Railway train viii not run on
s. T. FEEToN.
General freight and passenger agent.
w. W. RITTER,
superintendent.
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Weather Strips
Fox & Symons

at II. DfEwooDEY's Furniture Store.
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To MAKE room for Christmas goods
we offer trimmed and untrimmed hats,
plumes, birds and wings at great bargains
+. AUERRACH q Bro.
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The busiest place in the city,.
Auerbach & Bros. Cloak Department.
Cause: Reduction in prices.
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DIVERS

BRASS BEDsrEADs, at Barratt Bros.
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FoUR-RooHED house for rent in the
Twenty ward. Enquire of
G.. T. CuLGEB BRos
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HERALD P. & P. Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-27
"a MOUNTAIN PINK"


in this City.
4 Mountain Pink attracted moderately
good audience at the opera-house last
night. 1t was Miss Bella Moorc's mis-
fortune that il was her first visit to Fort
worth as Il strong disposition Is mani
tested on the part of our theateT-goers
this season to be Chury of patrOniZing
unknown stars. Now that the Fort is
better acquainted with her, Miss Moore
can return with perfect assurance of a
true Southern welcome "a Mountain
Pink is the heroine OF a moonShincr's
camp in North Carolina. The play, un-
like the majority of its class, does not
rely on burnt powder to invoke the inter-
est of the audience. Much in
it a gives play to the skill OF
the true artist, and the opportunity is
well improved by Bella Moore. The
chief merit of her acting is the absence of
all affectation; she becomes as artlcSs
and innocent rs the characteristic typiles
| Her singing is particularly illustrative of
this quality Her voice she admits UNI
cultivated, and yet in richness of tone
and tenderness of melody it deHes com
/ parSon with the operate crosses between
squaWl and "a scliech that pass for
"awt." II not a finished actress, Miss
/ Moore shows fewer faults than the most
/ of her rivals ON the stage, and with her
broad conception of her parts, her pains
taking methods, and her personal attrac-
/ tivencss, the future should be bright
one for "the Mountain Pink" The moon
sinners are guilty OF overacting, as well us
/ "Nondas," the Iliger Lily. The first
fnmily retained its proper standard of
| gentility. John Hazelrigg us Harold
/ Wilmot took a difficult part and acquitted
himself with credit. George Hanna as
Jack Meeks caused genuine amusement,
and proved himself clever actor. All
IN all the company is strong one and
deserves good reception in its tour
/ through the state.