Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-15
Z. G. Coffin HardCuare Co., Progress

Randall-How do you recognize this
demi.mordt2
Oliver--By the absence If husbands;
II II full OF women who are really
married but whose husbands are never
seen.
Randall-Rut whers do these queer
people come ftom2
Oliver--rhcy area modern inven.
ton. When thV,husbands,b by virtue OF
tho law, became enabled to eliminate
from the family tho woman who has for
gotten hor vows, cOujugal lifs under.
went u change That has brought new
society into existence. All these
women - dishOngred, repudlated,
solled-orgnnized II. The first wife
driven fc1m home hid her shame and
her tears In the most obscure haunt
the knew. But how about the second
On,? The second went TO look Tor the
first, nud when there were two OF them
they agreed 10 call their sin misfJr-
tune, their crime an error, aud 20 ex.
Uuse anu console one another. When
they were three they held dinner
patty; when they We're four qua
rifle. Around thee women all sorts
OF other unfortunatea rallied. Today
they constitute n world Of their own,
anu this bastard s0cluiy has its nttrac.
tions fJr young men,"
-.
Cookbook and EiIie Ellsler firm n
pair Of actors that tue whole American
sta 20 does no, equal In their special and
particular luce; in "a new play, there.
lore, they ought b DO ON immense
business next week and they probably
Will. IL n o matter OF regret that they
could not have had the time OF tue
Stuttz cuflos, aud allowed our country
visitors 10 see the grandest old man { (
the dag with one OF the most charming
Juvenile actresses ON the stage. Both
Doris, the new Ilay, and n Wom,n's
Power, which closes the engagement,
are the works OF DR.. Druuet, Miss
EllsleT's leading man. Hazel kirke will
also be In tue repertoire, and will with
out doubt provo us strong M ever II
was. Frank Weston, Miss Ellslcr's
husband, ", OF course, still q feature Of
the support.
Artnh Ma Pogue, the famous old
Irish drama, which IL almost new TO
the present generation Of theater-goers,
but which used to be- n household
HANAl iAA
will be put on tho boards by a local
mpany Monday night, and will
close the present season OF home
entertainments. Among those taking
part are such well known professionals
IA Mr.. Collins, MIR. O'Malley and Mr..
CrOiius, and several amateurs, headed
by Charley johnson, who II said TO
have blazed as dramatic meteor In
southern skies some years ngo, and 10
have done, on the Dixie boards,
everything from Ingomar to Cy
Prime.
~
Manager AL. Hayman has returned
10 New York after prolonged trip
thru Ph the West. When seen by
Mirror reporter he expressed his
qualification with the business that
attractions playing inhis theGters have
d no this season.
"rhis ia the best season ON the Pacl.
flc Coast In more than three years."
said Mr.. Heyman. ~ noticed In an
evening p per that certain attractions
were alleged to have bOycotted San
Francisco on account OF unfair treat.
ment from the PRESS and public. Such
statements arc without the ellghtest
foundation, and could give no better
illustration than In calling your atten-
ton TO few figures The Bostonians'
our weeks engagement will exceed