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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-01-30
Lol 2lVOoQLUz2l
UARNICIONERIA COLCHONERIA
de Jose Torres Y Perez.
UNTCo EN- Ell RAAGo

FL due6o dc este acreditado establecimisDto
tiene e honor de partcpar al pnblico haberlo tras
ladado de Ia ealle de TetRan ndm. Al & la de San
Francisco ndm. SO, local Mas 4mpIio centrlcO, On
donde ofrece sus serv clos al pdblico en- los ramos
expresados, los que ha consagrado mas de veipts
amos de practca en- los principales taleres de Eu-
TOpa.
Coafecciona y compone toda claee de arnesee
para caballos de coche silla.
Verifca tOdo trabaiO del ram0 dc guarnicio
nerfa talabarterfa, pOr diffcil compiicadO que
sea- asf como construye tambi6n colchoaes, almo
hadas, lonas para camas, maletas dc cuero, carte
ras dc viaje, cinturones y denas objetos pertene.
cientes dichos ramos.
Tiene 81 gust0 de ofrecer tambi6n Las seho
ras senorltas IN variado surtido de cinturoner
de Ultima moda y de tod0s precios.
Constluye correajes para militares, volunta-
rios armada.
Ofrece tambi6n I'M variado surtido de fundas
dc rew6lvers, asf negras como de col0res, lisas =
grabadas, sill de .montar para sehoras caballe
r0s, elegantes cabeEadas con adornos y senclllas,
bridas espuelas de varias clases sudaderos, foe-
tes TODD 10 necesario para enjaezar un brioso
caballo con Ia e'egancia gusto que pueda desear
81 mas apuestO iinete para mOntar con OrgullO
Acuda el ptbiico que desee prop0rcionarse
esos artfcnos cuaesQuiera 0tros del ran1o, este
acreditado establecimiento, On Ia eeguridaa de
que quedara sumamente conaplacidO, no solo pOl
Ia baena calidad de los objetos, sino pOr su Gle
gancia Y baratura al extreme de no aeneg cOmpe
tencia en- toda la Isa, pueb Ia norma de 90 duenc
NO es otra que dejar complacido el gusto mas exi
gente de sus favOIecedDren,
. Puerto Rico. 3 de Dicief1bre de 1891.
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y u NUEL CV, san JusJo IA, Surtido general
do Quincalia y diversidad de efectos, Ventas
y pOr mayor detail,
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1f~ ELK Nj. BOADA.-Agencia Martina Conner
AR claI situada en- la Gale del Concrete, Marina
3 8 espaldas del Dep0sito Mercantil.
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a. MELON 20, san usJo II, E:suensO v
~ Eq&it0tiva' Sociedad de SegurOs de Vida.
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FL CENTRIC

de pubicaciOnes de los senores Fraile Y c.: es-
tablecido en- esta Capita5 calie de Tetuan Lu-
moro 81, en- sus constantes desvelos por reca.
bar dc todas las casas editoriales de Espana
cuantas novedades sc don luz On el mundo ci
vllizado en- 10 tocante literatura ciencias !;
que agota todas sus vastas relaciones y no es-
oasos fondos con 81 dnico fin de pFoporcionar
este iluStt ado pnolico tOdOS los adeiantOS del
ramO, acaoa dc reclDr pOr el vapOr naciOnai
BWesa0s Hires, los fnales de la interesante pu
blicaci6n de La Illustration I5Srjca, este es, la
termination del aflo reclen tenecidO de 1891,
con sus correspondientes regalos, consistentes
on una preciosa oleogrCf5G dc gran ramano I'll
tulada E1 DesfGnso en- la MGrchG, copia del
hermoso cuadro de BeaslLtMre, mas las tapas
para la encuadernacion de las Obras de Ia Bt
6ltoteca IzustrGdG de LaIlwstracids Ibefjca.
En- su virtud, todas aquellas personas que
tuVieran esta publication trunca des6en ter
minarla, SO les puede entregar desde el 81
guiente ndnero que tengan on su poder hasta
la termination de las obras, acompanadas de
los regalos que le pertenezean.
al pTOplo tempo particlpamos al p1blico
haber reclbido los primeros n1meros de Ia in
dicada publication, correspondence al corrien.
to alo, en- los cuales vienen anuneiadas las
obras de que SO compone Ia nueva serie de la
BSbIa0tecG Ilesstr0dG y euy0 programa es el
sgulente: ReU0l&c66ss FrGncesG-Estudios his
toricos por Altrsdo Opisso, Las LeyssdGs de
y
teor1as relatives al mundo vegeta, por Carlos
Mendoza: De Roma d Jerusalem lnlprssiones
dc nm vlaje Seria y Palestina por Octavio We
lasco del Real-Cuentos Novelas de Pr6spero
MeriInes.
Condolences dc publication s--Cada mes &C
repartlran cuatrO cuadernos de la Btblt0feCd
Ilssstr0dG auompahados de su correspondent
to ndmero de la zlNstr0ci6p Ibertc0 compren-
diend0 cada cuaderno 80 paginas de lectura de
las indicadas obras y Is de la IlststrGci0ss The.
RIGA, conteniendo ambas publicaciones multi
tud de grabados intercalados en- 81 texto de los
mas reputados artistas naclonales Y extranje-
res, distinguiendose On Particular La Leyesado
de tGs PtGntds, pur sus magnineas aeuarelas
del senor Labarcaa
Los susclitores esta interssanto publica-
|oion, recibirAu durante todo el afio dos exp6n-
didos regalos como sabe presentarlos esta casa,
ademas las tapas para Ia encuadernacion de los
tomos de La Btbsaotec0 1lsssty0d0 de La zIs4s
TRACTION IberIc0. -
FL preoio de cada cuaderno es 81 de I'm
real, = otro eada nlnero de La Itusvacs6ss.
.Unicos representatives On toda la 1sla,
1913 EY0Sze Ga
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ss& UCESOR DE QUEVEDO HESS, Marina,
u agentes de compra venta de frutos, Fabrics
" de lcores. Garantlza la pure "a de los mismos
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Julian Jose de Ahedo
A0ENTE DE NEooc1os LUNA ii

- @NNNSN OS~~I HQ4NA II
SO hace cargo do la venta de oasas frutos
del pats Tiena conIisiones de vendsr varlss
casas dea alto terreras, asi. como de cOlocar
dlnero con nuenas hlp0teeas y para descongar
0araGo dOcbmentos de bueaas firsnas
AAED0 perSonalmeDta ensefa las fucas
que tisna orden dc vender y sA haoe Cargo
Ia tnAa niaaa ia anynis;nnas - 80 = p
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. u @1AkGARIDA y Co, Luna 81, ,IAac6l dc
MSamuebles de todas classes torneados, dit ma
ET#H sd.
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y . 1LLAS, .hAB1AN Z q. Almacen de Mer-
3@ canclas al pOr mayor. San Justo 19. Sua
" tiendas al detail, La BGyaNs0nesG La Oiado d
O0siGl.
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HNsS RICO, CLHLDANES 90, Tetuan 3S, alme
cenlstas de provisiones de todas procedencia
y para yenCaS pOr mayor.
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NOCHOA Y HEkAANOS Tetuan 49, COmi
Msien0s, giros al.nacen de povisiones de toda
&prOcedencia agentes del vapor costanero EN-
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q UDW1G DUPLACE, Tetuan 8, 1lrcs ,om-
> stones, mercancfas secas, fabrica do lIcores
@agentes de los vapores de Sobrinos de her EZRA.
Companies de Seguros Marftimas de I lcen-
TG.
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.. ARGOS P1ERA, Fortaleza 81, DeYositO de
saSaN cai9ad0 de todas classes,
SWE So detalla,
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EN ARCELO Y PERUJO, Tetuan 35, Complete
sR surtidO de provislones para ventas pOr mayor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-19
CONSIDERED UNWISE.
The salt Lake Irrigation Congress Plat
form Opposed by Montana
Delegates.

Governor 'rhomss has just rece vel
the following communication from
Helena, Montana:
HELENA, Mont, Jan. 49,. ispl.
To the National Executive Committee Oi
the irrigation Congress, salt Lake
city, Utah:
Gentlomon Your communication oi
November ~, 1871, was this day placed
before the Helena hoard Of Trade and
duly considered, and referred 10 me to
acknowledge aud answer. Since tho nc.
ton taken by tho recent Irrigation Con-
gress, held In Helena. 7,h, sth aud 9th
insts., any endorsement Of the Salt Lake
platform by this board OF trade would
have littlo weight. Tho policy OF ceding
tho public lands To tho Slate wa. voted to
DO unWiso by our late congress and
hence the view you takU u' the matter
viii ho opposed by our Representatives In
Congress a. Washington.
II was claimed thnt greater safety for
our public domain lay In tho hand OF the
land department oil our national govern.
mont than could ba expected from the
state, where & might DO su 2ioct to politi-
cal lobbery, which, uudOr like circum-
stances, la, wrought mischief IA other
States.
OF the wisdom ~ this course Of our
congress IL h not necessary 70 soon to
speak. Time will show whether its ro-
suits meet the hopes Of our people,
Very respectfully, q
JunN W. EDnY, Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-19
PETIT LARCENISTS GALORE.
Large Number Of Sneak Thieves Now
Ia the City JAil.-photo-
graphing Crooks.

Tho police have In custody Thomas
Kelley and Frank Pits, suspected OF
having purloined several pairs Of pants
and other articles OF wearing apparel
from william Longmore's clothing
store ON First South street. They were
aHaigned before Justice Gee today aud
pleaded not guilty. They will be
tried tomorrow. The officers say they
have a clear case against the accused.
William Ford and George Raymond,
another pair Of hard characters, aro
langulshiug In Jail awaiting trial for
tue commission Of n similar ofiense.
There are several sneak thieves now
serving time Ia tue city gravel beds,
aud the gang IL being augmented
daily.
Charles Hals,rohm, was fined s. for
disturbing the peace. An additional
bne OF - was imposed for drunken
nesE.
The other inebriates were Charley
Ross mot the long lost Charley, W.
IL. Wood and Bob Johnson. They
were each assessed S..
The rule Of pbotogrnphiug crooks In
vogue In most OF the large elites VI tho
United States has been adopted by tho
police department Of this city. Already
a large number OF photographs have
been added to the"IlOgues' Gallery, Pat
the head Of which ARE the pictures Of
all the captured counterfciters.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-19

Description Of the old Matchbox Suns
r.ed D., the Lariy rutitnn~
The urccso population OF New Eng
laud. either Indian or white as the
amcof Philips war cannot bo stated.
but Tor tho purpose of Wat it may
b. 4aid ilat the forces ON one side
aud un the other were almost cqull
AT That hmn tue Indians were ~
well used To firearms Us the whtc,
but the hreluck Of those days was but
an Inefficient weapon, compared with
the muslet of later TIMES or with the
ride of today.
It seems certain that Ia Europe
nntlocks had been introduced before
this time. but on the whole the con.
currcncc OF evidence shows that such
looks were not used ia tho civil wal
in England. und that both The kings
party and the Puritans still relied on
tho matchbox. Tho form Df this can
be readily explained TO amy person
VINO has seen the old 1intlOck of the
present century a hammer a good
deal larger than the hammer which
afterward held the flint, hut quite
like. had screw which frightened "a
loosencd the hold which two pieces
Of iron had upon match.
Each soldier was Obliged to carry
some yards Of this match with him,
and when the battle began lac lighted
the piece of this match which was
fixed in the hammer of the gun a
pan which held powder. exactly n
the pan OF a Gintlock aftorwurd did,
was in front OF tho hammer with a
cover projecting from which q sort
of horn ran up nearly vertical to be-
opened by the hammer when the
soldier pulled the trigger The fire
Of tho match then communicated
with the powder and the gun went
or
This was a sufficiently complicated
way in which men should 20 into
battle perhaps in q wilderness, whore
oven the procuring Of fire at that
tiino WINS attended with some din
Guilty. Tho accounts Of slSiImishc 81
those times are full Of occasions when
sudden shower put u stop 10 tho
whole battle This is because the iiit
Of tho matches was extinplishcd by
the rain,
To chnnge this rather clumsy lock
INTO fiutlocls simply required that
flint Of sufficient size should be
screwed into the hammer in the placf
made for the match The flint. then.
striking upon the cover VI the pan
made sparl; which fell. at tho mo
mcnt the pan opened, into tho pow
der. Eventually those locks were
male with great precision, and $50
that tho gun missed FIRE very seldom
have no doubt that one and an
other soldier in Philips war found
for himself that flint Indian arrow
head. screwed in the place Of his
match, could he made 10 answer M,
purpose OF firing the powder much
more readily than the match itscll
could do. A similar invention, how
ever, Us / have said, had already
been made in Europe, 10 that it Il
thought that ilintlock guns have
been found in France as carly rs 1910
In 1872, however, just before th,
war with Philip began, tho law o
Massachusetts and tho provision
made FOR her soldiers still require
the use Of the matchbox -Edwar,
Everett Hale in Chautauquan.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-19

The tendency Of this disease toward
pneumonia Ia what makes II dangerous.
la Grippe requires precisely the same
treatment Rs severe cold. Chamber
lsin'a Cough Remedy Is famous Tot It's
cures u severe colds. This Remedy
ciiectually counteracls the tendency "
the disease 10 result In pneumonia.
provided that proper care be- taken 10
avoid exposure when recovering from
the attack. Careful inquiry among the
many thousands who have used this
REMEDY during the epidcmics Of the
past two years has failed TO discover n
single case that has not recovered or
that has resulted In pneumonia. so
cent and 81 bottles for sale by u. G. NJ.
|. Drug Dept. lis
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-19

The following ambiguous notice
was posted up early in the present
century, for tho information and
guidance Of tho dwullerB on certain
property in tho county of Kent
Notice Is hereby given that tho
Marquis OF Camden Ton account OF
tho backwardness Of the harvest
will not shoot himself, nor any Of
his tenants, ill tho llth OF Septem
ber."
A similar notice, ~ regards ambi
guilty, once made its appearance neal
Brentford. II read "Ten shilling,
reward-Any person found trespass
ing on these lands or damaging these
fences on conviction viii receive TN
above reward Dogs poisoned. Il
the magistrates We're at all lenicnt
thereabout it might have become q
profitable occupation tresnassiny OF
breaking down fences.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-19
FALSE ALARM OF FIRE.


About $3.50 yesterday afternoon the
Fire Bepartment turnel out In re.
sponse To what proved to be false
alarm sent ia from the box at the
corner OF the Continental Hotol. On
the way mishap occurred. As the
truck went over the tracks at Main
street, owing to a violent jerk which
ensued, rom Wclsch, the driver, was
thrown dow behind the horses,
owing to The breaking of the seat. lie
alightoi on the pole. and narrowly
escaped serious injury, II not violent
death. IL was not until West Temple
street was reechod that he was rescued
from his perilous position, tho horses
until then having had It all much their
own way. Chief stanton tried his
hardest To discover the lunatlc who
sent la the false alarm, AMI thu.
created all the trouble, hut unfor.
iunataly no has not yet succ-edvd. II
II now quite time that "jokers" Of this
class were punished AZ they deserve;
the pralice has had too long a rui
now,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-19
A LADY INJURED
by Falling on an ley Pavement on
First Street.

a lady abou, forty years OF ace met
with a painful accident by falling on
the icy pavement on First Street about
eleven O'Clock today. She sustaiAed
painful injuries about the arms, should
ers and back and had TO be assisted
down town 10 a Main Street drug store.
Her name was not asoeftained.
Tho sidewalk where the acct
dent occurred 10 n common
resort Tor coasting by the boys Of the
ncighhothood. The walk has been
cleared rom Ice and snow number Of
times, but the juvenile coasters have
Immediately recovered II with the
beautiful ia order that their sport
should not be lutericrcd with. Several
serious falls have occurred ~ persons
having occasion TO use the sidewalk ON
that thoroughfare.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-19

The following Probate m after, were
disposed Of before Judge Bartch yestof-
day afternoon;
Estate Of Anna iorin, deceased;
passed.
Es.ate and guardianship Of Alice p.
Benedlct ct al, minors; continued un'
I'll January 20.
Estate Of Frank Crocker, deceased;
continued until January a.
Estate Of Mary Jensen, deceased;
hearing on petition for probate OF will
set Tor January 20.
Estate OF John Mantel, deceased;
hearing ON petition for settlement ol
final account 90. for January 20.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-19
A Suggestion Ahoni Yotinr.

Editor Desyot AeloG
Allow me to make you a suggestion
In regard 10 registration OF votes In
u tab. am not used to write for
newspapers, but you might speak Of
the subject | wish to draw your atten.
ton TO II you think II worth. In
Switzerland, at least In tho town Of
Berne, where was born and where
lived until came here, all voters
are registered, but further, they receive
al eleclor's card, which they have 10
present at the polls before they can de.
posit their votes. IL seems but fair that
when you get registered you ought to
receive some kind OF paper for you
TO keep, the same NJ when you paid u
debt you are entitled 10 q receipt for
the money. think this subject would
los worth the attention OF the leRisls.
tufe. a. IL,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-19

Little Johnny upperten dmpudent
lyl say, does your mother take il
washing for q lvjngi
Little Mary Lowerten CdeRan,ly
Nav.
johnny Wen, she takes our wash
an she takes lote OF others.
Little Mary She only does that (,
see wot sort % neighbors she has: an
she says your folks sports silks ~
satins outside end wears the meano,i
cheap cotton underclothes inside. a,
you've all got holes in y'r stocldns
an uone Of ye wash yr neclts, So
there. Good News.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-19

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for obesity or (superiiuous fail Is the
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Mr. Henry Perkins, 90 Unlon
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-19

Word has been received from Oasis,
Utah, ~ the effect that on Saiur-
day, January lob, man namtd
Trenley Deutric, shot and killed
William Stephenson, At Warm Creek,
near Smithville, Millarj county, this
Territory.
Dentfio was known In that section
NJ one " the "Frenoh Brothers" VINO,
1t il said, were implicated In the XIII
ing OF n man named Noakes, three
years ago. The killing Of Noakos wa.
said 10 nave been the result VI land
dispute. In this instance n quarrel
over water rights is reported. ~
being the Gauss Of the lamentabit
occurrence. Full particulars have not
been received.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-19
Rich Women's Idle Hours.
lPAaadslp2ia Pr,,a!

Philadelphia Prssa!
elbow do wealthy women spend
their idle bOuTs?D was n question PRO
pounded to me by u young friend few
days ago.
"Do you think they really have al
idle time?" said In reply.
ooh, yes" my questioner replied
al am sure they have.n
remembered tho query some day,
after, and having occasion to call upon
some wealthy women OF the excluslv,
set, | inquired as to their idle hour In
dulgsncies. One woman Informed me
that rhe made all her own underwear,
which upon seeing, found showed
evidence Of an accomplished needle
another lady said she painted; another
was Interested In school matters and
dabbled Ia literature, aud before goi
through came to the conclusion that
wealthy women were ns industrious
considering the many social calls upon
them, Us the working women.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-19
Al His Old Tricks Again.

William o'Neil, the Kansas City
musician, who has been twice convicted
Of playing plano In saloon but who
was fortunate enough In each instance
10 escape punishment although he
plead guilty, is again reported 70 bo nj
bis old tricks, though he promised 10
obey the city ordinances hereafter.
a city detective stated today that
OiNoil had removed his Instrument u
a Main street saloon nnd was playing
last night NJ heretofore.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-19
Arrivals and Appointments.

Three missionaries for Crest Britain
arrived In Liverpool on December "a.
They were Elders Joseph IL. Richards,
Of st. Joseph, Arizona, Joseph NJ.
Kerr, Of Payton, and Ira Williams, Of
Hyrum, Utah.
Elder Richards Is appointed to labor
rs travelling Elder In the Scottish
Conference.
Elder Williams Is appointed 10 labor
rs travelling Elder in tho Manchester
Conference.
Elder Kerr IN appointed to labor A.
travelling Elder In the Leeds Confer
enco.-AhH. Star.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-19

am an old msn aud have been
constant sufferer with citafrh Tot
the lael ten year,. I am enti rely
cured by the USE " EIy's Cream BALM .
Il IL strange that 30 simple a rem dy
viii cure such stubborn d'sVast.--
Henry Billings, 4 =. Penslt n Ay'l ,
Washington, =. o..
For Eight ycou have suffered from
catafrh, which all cied my yes and
hearing; have employed many
physicians without relief ! an NOW
on MY Second bottle Of Ely's Cream,
Balm, and feel confident OF a comu',te
cure. Mary G. Thompson, Cen o
Gordo, III.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-19

II will cost you nothing and will
surely do you good, II you have a
Throat, Ches, or Lungs. DIR. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds ~ guaranteed 10
give relief, or money will be paid
back. Sufferers from La.Grippe found
II Just the thing and under its use had
speedy and perfect recovery. Try \
sample bottle at our expense and learn
for yourself just how good a thing 1t Ia.
Trial bottles free At a. q. Smith &
Cos Drug Store. Large siAe 6Oc. and
Sl.00 8.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-19

the work aud other items and suggos-
tions which have been Of grott valnO aud
assistance To Us. 70 Colonel Morse and
NIessr-. Richardson and Child. Of that
company, We are unlct many obliga.
tons.
Tile railroad companies havo COM
plote1 their connections with tho yards
A. VIZ desire, aud there Is now no reason
why tho stock yards company should not
rapidly complete ~ improvements aud
iASo its place among the substantial IN
stitutlOnz OF Utah.
II. c. CHANngRs, President
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-19
Amusement Notes.

Edward 5. willard, who will 10 seen
at tho Theatre tomorrow might in "rhe
Middleman, has won the favor of the
public everywhere. Prior to his ap.
pearance In this country, Mr.. Willard
had maintained high standing among
English actors, being by many con-
siderej equal TO Henry Irving. There
has already been great demand for
seats nj the ticket Office, aud there is
no doubt that the Theatre VIII be
crowded In every corner.