Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-11-28

.ieves his promised wife, engaged
to another lie forgives her, but
swears revenge on Aldersley. TN MS
return to London he Yolunteers to join
the Arctic expedition. Near the close
OF the act Capt. Helding speaks of the
new volunteer in the presence of Lieut.
Crayford and the ladies. and, while |
Mrs Crawford and Clara are all excite
ment, fearing the two lovers viii meet,
the climax is reached by Richard War
dour reporting for duty. Act two
finds the explorers ice bound aud
wrecked in the frozen deep, with
starvation and death before them.
They haye decided to send an explor-
ing party to the nearest settlement for
relief and throw dice to decide who
shall remain Lieut.. Crawford and
Nardour remain. Orders are given to
pull down the old ice hut. Wardour.
seeking any kind of work that will re-
lieve his mind. sets To work. In chop
ping down Aldcrsley's berth, he tinus
The letters &c. l.. A., +. A.. C. h., etc,
from which he studies: Here at the
last fight of the Arctic voyagers against
death and starvation have found my
man" Capt Ielding soon after an
nounees that one of the men who were
To accompany the expedition had fallen
and broken his leg Wardour volun-
teers TO take his place. Lieut.
Crawford. suspecting foul play
on Wardour's part, advises Frank to
remain. The advice being rejected, he
departs with Wardour. The climax OF
this act is reached by the destruction
of the ice hut and transformation
TO the open polar sea, aurora borealis
etc Mrs. Crayford and Clara are liy-
ing in hopes and anxionsly looking for
news of the Arctic expedition, Clara
believing that the two lovers have met
and both are dead, while Mrs Crayford
prays her to hope for the best. The
family physician arrives with news
of the absent ones, which con-
firms Clara's opinion. Wardour and
Frank are reported missing, while
Lieut.. Crawford and others are saved.
The doctor advises that, in order to re
lieve Glara's mind, and, at the same
time, benefit her health, they take n
sea voyage TO America aud meet the
expedi ion on its return home. The
climax of this act Is reached by Giara's
vision of Wardour and Frank wrecked
In the Arctic seas, and her repeating
the same mes used by Lieut.. Crawford
mt the close of act second. The third
act finds the rescued ones and their
friends at Newfoundland, previous to
their departure for England, Clara try
ing in vain To gain more knowledge of
the missing men Frank and War
dour), when an unaeeountable fear
seizes her, and she leaves
the room. Wartiour. hungry, In
rags and half crazed, appears upon the
scene unknown to Capt Helding and
Mrs. Crawford. He tells of the hunger,
privations and long marches over ice
and snow, when Lieut.. crayford enters,
and recognizes Wardour He seiIes
HIM and demands TO know the where
abouts of Frank, when Clara appears
Wardour, seeing her and recognizing
hea. voice, cries: "found at last" an
disappears He returns immediatel
with Frank in his arms, whom h
places at Clara's feet. There are few
new ideas in the play.
At salt Lake City, Aug. :, Edwin
Milton Boyle's comedy drama, Out @
Darkness" was acted for the firs
time on any stage. Marguerite Otto
the prima donna of an opera hou-'
company Is. without her knowledge.
the daughter and heiress OF Germa
nobleman. Harold Huntington, T.
manager OF the company, and Han
Otto, Marguerite's step-father, are III
sole possessors of the secret. Hun
ing wishes to marry the lady In orde
10 gain possession OF her money. Ma
guerite re, ects him because of her loy
Tor her accompanist. Adrian Kari
Hlnting forces otto, by threats of G.
posure OF his embezzlement of some {
her money, to influence Marguerite
his favor against Karjo. Fearing tia
Otto, who ts fond of his siepdSug lite
may tell her the truth. Hunting keel
him at his house and tempts him 10 Il
constant use Of liquor and opiur
hoping thsrshy 10 shcvt@u otto's lif