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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-09-24

dignity OF having the great French
dramatist, Sardou, write c play especially
sor her. 1t is to be completed by next
May.
Tom Browne, the American whistler,
whom we heard in "A Trip to China
town, has completely captured the
English heart. He has made a great hat
in London.
During visit to Chinatown recently
Henry Irving asked chief priest how
actors were regarded by his people,
'tThey are off color,'' was the reply.
Yes, that is it; off color. Low, you
know
The Henry Irving special train went
east Friday over the Union Pacific 1t is
a great regret that this notable organiza-
ton did not stop few nights with US;
Dan Spencer, of the Union Pacific, did all
he could, but said Henry was adamant-
1.-THE Lions MOUTH was produced in
New York city recently for the first time,
though it had been on the road Whoie
season. The great majority of the New
York critics slated the play. There were
lew, however, that praised 1t nlgniy-
With the public the play is success
Toma Hanlon, daughter of one OF the
famous Hanlon brothers, will star next
season in a play entitled, down the
Slope.D Miss Hanlon has been studying
music in Europe for three years. prior 10
that time she was well known ana much
liked on the comedy boards OF America
Fay Templeton has written a fable in
which she tells of the adventures OF a
sparrow in foreign lands and OF the spar
rows reception upon her return home Dy
the lays, the crows, the blue bird and the
brown thrush. It's quite a clever little
table and it quite evidently covered Fay
Tenn q 0xvr1 pYnRrInnrR.
s'Incog'' has recently been produced in
England, and seemed such a success in
the provincial towns that il will be given
a London production. Lit was success
fully played in America by Charles Dick
son. Charles Hawtrey is playing it in
England. On account of confusion aris-
ing over a comic opera playing there
called "Incognita, I" 'sIncog' is now
called ssTom, Dick and Harry"
While Tom Karl was farming in New
York, III. c. Barnabee was in Noting
ham and Sherwood Forest in England
getting new points on the sheriff. and w.
III. Mcdonald was quaffing brown October
ale with the old tars down east. Nc
Donald says: 81 don't know enough
about practical sailing to batten down a
main jack or splice marlin spike, but |
can mitch my trousers and say 'Ayl Ayp
with the saltiest old tar that ever wobbled
up gang-plank.
Each successive week at Wonderland
inaugurates attractions at this resort
which tend towards giving entertainments
OF superior order, which is an induce
ment in these hard times to patronize the
most popular resort in this city.
The management Of this resort does not
bubble when securing attractions to
please the amusement loving public, and
n
low price. Another change in the pro-
gramme is announced for the week COM
mencing Thursday, September %, in
Guiding as it does new and novel features
never before seen in Salt Lake city.
The Sunday night concerts are looked
forward ITO by the music-loving public
with great deal OF pleasure, and this
Sunday evening another concert of unex-
ceptionable excellence will be given.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-09-24
Foot,i~ht Flashes,

Clyde Fitch is working on new play
for Sol Smith Russell.
Francis Wilson will revive sErminie'
next month IN New York.
Joseph Arthur is vigorously advertising
his new play, 1.-THE Corn Cracker. -
Tom Kari has been farming in western
New York and is as brown as a berry.
William B. Gross has written clever
little book entitled, Europe for $3.50. -
D Robert e. Graham will produce this
season a comedy entitled, 'sAfter the
Ball.
Mrs. Leslie Carter will appear in David
Belasco's new play Maryland, late in
the season.
Katie Emmett was prominent at the
Irish village at the Worlds fair, last
week.
Mazda Craigen and Frederick Pauld-
Ing are starring in new play entitled "A
Duel of Hearts.
Charles A. Gardner. the German come
dian. has q play entitled 'sThe Prize
Winner - which is said to be such to the
owners.
hob billiard and Paul Arthur have
arranged with Nat G. Goodwin 70 that
effect and will play season OF ''The
Nominee
Roland Reed thinks he has q great
NAV in tsInnocent as q Lamb Wonder
what he has done to it since he played in
Salt Lake.
Russell's comedians are still playing
stCitv Directory TO success in New Y ork,
only they now call it Worlds Fair City
Directory
Frank Murray, business manager OF
Aristocrecy'' has purchased five acre
tract on Ioug Island and will erect
thereon an East Indian bungalow.
There are now over 100 members in the
American Dramatists club. During its
first year of existence two have died,
Charles Gaylor and Henry @. De Mile.
Reginald DeKoven has been resting in
Europe this summer. He is back in New
York now, ready for WORK and will
doubtless set to work composing tuneful
airs.
Fanny Davenport has zisen to the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-09-24
A Sound Liver Makes |. ,.en man.

Are you bilious, constipated or troubled
with iaundices sick headache, bad taste
in the mouth, foul breath, coated tongue,
dyspepsias indigestion, hot. dry skin.
pain in back and between shoulders,
chills and fever, ETC.? If you have any OF
these symptoms your liver is out of order
and your BLOOD is slowly being poisoned
because your liver does not act properly.
Herbine will cure any disorder OF the
iivers stomach or bowels. It has no
equal az liver medicine. Price rs cents.
Free trial bottle at q. c. M. /. drug de-
Dartment.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-09-24

The musical world OF Salt Lake suffered
much in the departure for the east last
week of Miss Geneva Jennings. Miss
Jennings recently returned from Paris
where she studied under Spirglia, who
was very confident in his predictions of
great future for his pupil on the operatic
stage. Her voice is q full, clear, nezzo-
soprano of remarkable power and great
dramatic expression. Miss Jennings
leaves many friends in Salt Lake who will
watch her future with pleasure and pride.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-09-24

% Furniture Wanted.
Ii you want to sell, trade or buy second
hand furniture, go to Paul. 209 State
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-09-24

The Very Latest Novelties
in imported millinery at Mrs. Christy's
recsbtion, Thursday, Sept. %; 48 Main st.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-09-24
The Deseret Savings Bank.

The Deseret SAVINGS Bank.
The attention of those desiring to open
savings accounts is called to the Deseret
Savings bank, which allows interest on
deposits at the rate of per cent per an
mum, compounded quarterly. Money to
loan on approved real estate security. Itf
officers are az follows:
JAMES T. LITTLE, President.
MOSES THATCHER, Vice President.
e. "A. SMITH, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
iNo. R. WNDER, j. R. BARNES,
JAMES SHARP, D. H. PERRY,
MOSES THATCHER, j. I. LITTLE,
HENRY DINwoODEY, ELIAS A. SMITH,
e. r. ELDREDGE, w. w. RITTER,
j. G. CUTLER, F. W. JENNINGS,
GEORGE RoNNEY.
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Mme. Lambs Reception.

Mime. Lambs Reception.
Ladies,
remember
Nine. Lambs
reception
Will be the grandest
event
of the season.
Remember the date, Tuesday, October 8.
Hours, 2 to 5 and to 8 p. m.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-09-24
For Letter s4eaos.

Bill headss statements, ball tickets and
all kinds Of job work send to THE HER
AID. Quick work and reasonable prices
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-09-24
Children Cry for Pitchers Cast0ria

When Baby was sick, We gavs her oartorie-
When she was Child. she cried for cassoria.
When she Oecam, Miss. she olung to oastoria.
When she had ohaearea. she gave them cast0ria,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-09-24

A big tire IS promised for con ference
week at the Salt Lax sheatre. Nutmeg
Match, . pile-driver, yankees and all is
due October 2, while the melodrama
isThe Span of Life'' comes October s.
The latter gets its name because of
bridge of human bodies, which is formed
In one act oyer which the hero and hero
Inc. pass in safety, escaping from the saw
Rges.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-09-24
IN MUsIc's REALM.

a Tribute to the Tabernacle Choir-Gen-
eraI Notes.
Among the tributes recently paid to the
Tabernacle choir none are more sincere
than the following, from the pen of H.
w. Naisbitt:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-09-24

The only way to cure fever and ague is
either to neutralize the poisons which
cause the disease or TO expel them from
the system. Ayers Ague Cure operates
in both ways, 1t is a warranted specific
for all forms OF malarial disorders, and
never fails to cure. Try it.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-05-20

and place Of trial They must state the facts
FOUND al< conclusions Of law separately. and re-
port tleIr findings together with all he evidence
taken by them aud all the exceptions taken on the
nearing 70 the circuit court: and the circuit court
shaA review such report and ou motion enter
Judgment thereon or set aside, alter modify the
same, and enter Judgment upon the same SO al
tered or modified, and may require the referees
10 amend their report when necessary The iulg-
hirut 50 entered 10y the circuit court may be APP
ptaed from To the supreme court in like manner
o! TIE referees may be Incorporated with the oil
OF exceptions
Section >. Section 300 of the revised statutes
Is hereby am 'ud-i that the same shah read as
lo.toWs Section .3U1u. Upon appeal from a
judgment. as Well as upon a writ of error the
supreme court shall review any intermediate
order on d, termination of the court below. which
Involves Ia" merits and necessarily affects the
judgment appearing upon the record transmitted
or returned from the circuit court, whether the
same were excepted to or not: nor shall it he
settle any oil OF exceptions TO enable the SUI
prem. court 10 review any alleged error which
would without bill of exceptions appear upon
th' lace q the records. All questions Of law or
Iatt presented by the record upon such appeal or
"ft o. error, shall be reviewed by the supreme
court. and Il shall be the duty of the supreme
court q EXAMINE and review the evidence when
iHe same IS preserved by till Of exceptions. and
give Judgment according to the right OF the
cause regardless of the decision upon questions
OF iaei or aw mad 10y the court below, accord
lnE 10 law and equity.
Section ). This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage and puDlica-
ton.
Approved April T. 1872
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W -Jr > 4
Published april Is, 1893
CHAPTER 236.

=
AN ACT to amend chapter 1856 of the laws Of 1852
relating 10 telephone companies. and to regu-
state
The people Of the state Of Wisconsin ranra
lows: - 80
Section |. Section of chapter 1876. Of the laws
OF 49, Is hereby amended by adding thereto in
The eighteenth and nineteenth lines OF said sec
non, after the words including all telegraph
companies. the words or other telephone com
Pautts, and by striking out the word obscure
III the twenty IEhth line of said section and
inserting III place thereof the word obscene"
50 tLtt SAID section when amended shall read as
follows: Section l. II shall he the duty of every
telephone company. or person firm or corpora
lI1n engaged IN tile business Of leasing telephones
90 the Puouc or supplying the public with tele-
phones and telephone service. or operating a
telephone exchange. To receive and transmit
without discrimination mess ages from and for
any Other company. person or persons upon ten
der or payment OF the usual OF customary charges
Jhsf' Tor; ana upon payment or tender of the
usual or Gust 1mary charges therefor. usual or
oussoiitIy rental sum II shall be the duty of
en''1 ltIrphole company, or person, firm
or corporation engaged in the business
Oh teasing Telephones to the public, or
supplying the public with telephones and
telephone service. OF operating a telephone rN-
Siiah-'' u luthlsil, without unreasonable delay.
without discrimination. and without any further
or additional charge To III. person. firm or cor
p,rHlou apply ing for the same. including all
telegraph companies or other telephone com
p.thle> telephone or telephones, with all the
proper or necessary fixtures as Well as conur,.-
tlon Win the central Office tele phone exchange
II desired. ami shall connect the telephone Of
sucA person, hrm or corporation with the trlt
phone Of any other person. firm or corporation
having connection with the same or a connect
inI exchange or central Office whenever requested
50 To 30, without regard To the character Of The
messages to De transmitted, provided they are
not obscene or prutanr, and every person or cor
PoIait"n ueElectIng or refusing - comply with
any 81 The provisions Of this act, shall forfeit not
less than twrnty five nor more than one hundred
dollars Tor each and every day such neglect or
refusal shall continue, one half t. the of the
person or corporation prosecuting therefor.
section . This act shall take effect be in
force from ADD after its passage and publication
Approved April l., 1893
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Published April Is, 1893
- - =
CHAPTER $50.

AN ACT to amend section 1863 Of the revised
statutes Of WiSconiIn, as amended by chapter
431. laws of 1855. and chapter 23i laws of 1889
relating to state and county agricultural socie-
ties.
The people Of the state OF Wisconsin, repre-
scented il senate and assembly, do enact as fol
Section !. Section 1863 Of the revised statutes
OF Wisconsin, amended by chapter 43,, laws of
1850. and chapter 23i laws OF 1889, Is hereby
amended so to read as follows. Section 1863
There shall be paid annually within ten days after
the first day of February, out Of the state treas
UTy. to each organized agricultural society and
ind IStTIal ASSOCIATION, other tuan the state agrl
cultural society. which shall have substantially
complied with the conditions hereinafter named.
forty per cent OF the total amount Of premiums
paid ~ such society during the preceding ear.
provided, that no agricultural society or indus
trial association Complying with the conditions
Of this act shall receive less than two hundred
dollars and provided, that percentage snail not
be paid more than three thousand dollars IN
premiums to one association. and. provided,
further that in computing the amount on which
such percentage Is to BE pad as aforesaid, there
shall not br Included more than five hundred dol
lars OF pre- .uUIS paid for trials or exhibitions Of
speed OF all classes 10 any one year.
First Il shall have held an annual fair or ex
hI0tion during the previous year.
Second shall present To the secretary of state
a sworn statement of the president and secretary
that said society. at its annual tar held during
tI-. wear for which its appropriation was made
had prohibited and exclude from its fair
grounds and all adjacent lands unIer Its
authority all gambling and gambling devices
whatsoever.
Tn.r1. shall have received into its treasury in
cash during the preceding rear not less than two
hundred dollars from the sale Of membership,
admission tickets and subscriptions, and other
sources than fl III the state.
Fourth shall have. Toy its executive commit
toe ur secretary. mad aua published 10 some
u=e -iap-r in the county a condensed statement
ut is principal acts ana d"InSS ttr tG1 year. Sc
ttE forth a list uf its Ulcers - pr.uClI2 meet
iIgs d report ~ Its fair, showing the uUn-cer Of
rs entries. the amount u money received the
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thi9 lct shall be deemed guilty of a inisdpmean,r
u OF eaGh ana every package 50 falsely branded
~ oilniteu y De branded as herein provided shall
- punished by Inc Of not less than twenty-fiyr
nor more than fifty dollars one-half Of which
Sii''n ot PAM 10 tn person persons furnishing
VIC evidence upon which such conviction Is
section ., All acts or parts of acts inconsistent
pealed. 49, 0 i-eIeDS IT,
Section : This act shall take effect and he in
force from and after its publication " -
Approved April l.. 1893
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purpose OF obtaining any insurance moneys for
tllisSLL OF any other person, in attempting To
procure or procuring such moneys, snail ,be
retIhed guilty OF a felony. and upon CONVICTION
Ii,.tilr oJi9Fe any court OF competent iuris-
9iGi'on shall be fined not less than five hundred
EoLaTN nor more than three thousand dollars or
llHpFls' ntd II the state prison not less than one
year, nor more thar five wears
: section ;, This act shall take effect ana be in
force from and after its passage and publication
approved April l.. 1879
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NO 03l, 81
Published April %, 1893

AN ACT to amend section 3 of chapter s. Of the
laws Of 1893, entitled, An act to abolish days
of grace"
The people Of the state Of Wisconsin, repre-
sented in senate and assembly, do enact as fol
lows:
Section l. Section Of chapter 81 Of the laws
of 1888, is hereby amended 50 as TO read as fol
lows: Section 3. This act shall not take effect
and be in force until one year after the date Of
its passage and publication.
Approved April 49, 1898
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No. I'll, 81
Published April IS, 1888

CHATTER 30.
AN ACT to appropriate to the Wisconsin parry
men association sum of money therein
named
The people Of the state of Wisconsin repre-
scented 10 senate and assembly, do enact as fol
lows:
Section l. There is appropriated to the Wis
consin EaIrymenS ass pcIatUu the sum of four
thousand dollars, out Of any moneys in the
treasury, not otherwise appropriated. This ap-
1894
Section 2. This act snail take effect and be in
force from and after its passage and publication
Approved April L. 1898
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No S4S, 81
Published April 2S, 1898
CHAPTER PAS.

CHAPTER 245.
AN ACT authorizing drainage corporations to
condemn lands and exercise the right of emf
The people Of the state Of Wisconsin. repre-
scented in senate and assembly, do enact as fol
lows:
Section l. Whenever it shall become necessary
| for any corporation organized under the laws OF
this state for the purpose OF constructing, main
tanning and operating drains, canals, bitches OF
the like, Tor the purpose Of drainage and Tor re-
claiming wet, submerged. overlooked and swamp
lands, to acquire any real estate Tor the purpose
| Of constructing maintaining or operating any
| canals drains, bitches or the like, which said
real estate is owned 10y any other person or cor
| puraton, 1t may acquire such real estate IN the
manner herein provided.
Section , For the purpose Of acquiring such
! title, such corporation may file petition with
| the county judge Of the county in hch Tire real
estate desired to be acquired IS situate praying
! for the appointment of commissioners Of appraIs
! al by such county judge, which petition must be
signed and verified Uy the attorney some
thOrl-d officer OF the corporation. Such petition
shall state that the corporation Is duly inc0rpo-
rated, giving a description OF the real estate
sought 10 be acquired that the same IS required
for the purpose Of building, constructing, main
talL!nE or operating canals, drains, bitches or
the like, by the corporation for the purpose of
draining wet, submerged. overlooked or swamp
lands and that It is the intention of the corpora
ton to use il therefor: the names of the owners
and parties Interested therein. that the corpora
ton Is unable to agree with such owners and par
ties Interested therein upon the value Of such
lands that it has surveyed its route forts canals,
drains or bitches over the lands sought to be
CURED, giving description thereof and shall
state the width OF the StFlD or strips OF land nee
eS>ary for its drains canals, bitches or the like,
and the therefor. that the route routes
of such drains bitches. canals or the like has or
have been located by its board of directors in
accordance with such survey and that the real
estate described IS required for the purpose Of
COuStructinE,t maintaining ktor operating its
drains bitches, canals or the like II any owner
OF such land Is infant. of unSOuBd mind or
unknown, these facts shall be stated if known to
the corporations, and II any such person Is under
guardianship, the name OF the guardian snail
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CHAPTER 231
AN ACT to authorize persons and CORPORATIONS
engaged IN manufacturing TO indemnify each
other for losses by fire u their manufacturing
ILtnJS and the products thereof the Lloyds
The people Of the state of Wisconsin repra
SSen1ed IN senate and assembly, do enact as fol
Section I. Authority is hereby given to par-
sons ana corporations, either wholly residents of
Wisconsin, or partly residents of Wisconsin and
partly Ol ADJOINING, states To make and enter INTO
agreements between themselves to iug amnigy
t'tcu oJhef Tor any losses arising from fire 10
Iheit manufacturing plants or to the uuSOlI
ptnAuttN thereof on such terms, iu such manner
GU ~ N"Ch proportions AMI IN such amounts
"uu curing sueh terms OF time may he agreed
upou pes "eeh them n writing. and Tor the pur-
pose % tilt convenient transaction of such bust
ness anu The speedy payment OF such losses they
nay appoint an agent attorney to act for
Them OF each OF them. in the said matters and
may pay N and accumulate a fund for the paw
LhrHt oil such losses and OF the expenses of the
business
Section ,. Before transactng any such bust
ness they shall appoint an agent or attorney
resident OF Wisconsin on whom all process or
papers concerning the said business or growing
'' o- Ih- same. 1at be- served. and such service
NiliLL D. deemed equivalent t. personal service on
All Ndch PERSONS and corporations. such appoint
lnent shall be in writing and be filed with the
liSlfaH'rsc commissioner OF tins state.
section 3. such persons and corporations shall
al All tunes publicly maintain an office in some
city 81 over ten thousand inhabitants in the state
oil Wisconsin, and all Sucn business sinai. be
transacted at such Office and each OF the said
persons and corporations - making or signing
- contracts ~ indemnity, 10y themselves or
iAtir agent. snail be seyeralIy. but not Jointly
marie thereon for their proporJlouatr amount If
tine said indemnity a. ia such contract stated
tiA' Nlt1l not he liable otherwise for any
greater SUN
&Hectiou J. THIS act snau take effect and be in
tou.
Approved April II. 1893.
No. S6', Al Published April 26, 1898
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