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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-11
Probate Court.

Estate Of +. l.. Bartlett, deceased;
decree OF distribution granted ana
final discharge Of "a iministrator made.
Estate OF Guslave Areskog, deceased;
final account allowed.
Estate OF James Watson, deceased,
fnal account OF administrator allowed.
Estate OF joseph S)wden, deceased;
Oscar w. Moyle appointed admins.
traitor ON filing bond In the gum Of
5000 aud taking the necessary ont;
order Of publication OF notice to creuil-
ors made and appraisers appointed.
Est ts OF James Findiay Chesney,
docpatei; May % SET to hear petition
Tor letters Of al uinistration.
Estate OF Henry Cumberland. de.
ceased; order Of publication Of notice 10
creditors made, and appraisers ap.
pointed,
Estate OF William wagstaG, de.
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LOGAN.
Surgical 0peratiOns.-C In Cache
Water Prospeoi.-The Goodwin
Investigation, Etc.
From Our Regular corre.pondent

From Our Regular Correspondent
LOGAN, May lids Ofmsby, with
the assistance OF Drs. Il. w. and NV.
Snow, performed an operation ON MIR.
Ephraim SHAW, Of Wellsvil!e, Tor the
removal of large tumor that was
growing on the side OF his neck. The
operation was critical, but unless 1t
had boon performed death was certain.
The operation was entirely successful.
The doctor performed similar opera.
ton upon the person of VIM. Mondsn.
hall; that also was successful.
The Rich Cache Mining company
held n meeting ON Monday afternoon.
IL was determined to resume work on
their property anu commence opera
lions at an sarly date.
The La Plata company hold a meet.
Ing on Monday evening, and mad, the
necessary arrangements In regard To
finances, with View to attacking the
body OF ore in thor shat within d
short limo.
william Palmer went up to his coal
discovery In Dry canyon yesterday.
The depth OF snow aud danger Of slid, 8
prevented him from continuing opera
tionsall winter, but no thinks that no
can break road to the mine now, He
ia likely TO strike the main body now
at any time. Experts have pronounced
his samples hard coal, similar to thai
found In Pennsylyania.
At present Il looks as II the sudden
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Mrs. SLAwsoN's "5plritualism
Proved" comes very naturally and
properly under the head OF amuse-
menis. IL was not only an amusing
but n hysterlcal entertainment, and the
handful uf people who assembled at the
Theator last evening will oil testify to
the fact. In rambling talk Of over
an hours length, Mfs. Slawsen an
nounoed that she was under the iufiu-
ence Of the spirit Of Judge Mexican
and other well know n departed people,
hut the sentiments expressed and the
"wOndt ~ revealed were such na to
cause Ju igo Mulkean's shade to blush
that is n shades uoHsess that mum.
dane accomplishment. The Indy was
hll "wounJ up" anu ought 10 have
been considerably embarrassed 10y the
very palpablc way In which she was
tfiiied with by some humor0usly
inclined people In the audience.
NAT GooDwIS's sale IL going ahead
very rapidly. 4 Giidcd Fool Ia not a
oue.aot play, aud all the members OF
Mr.. GoodwIn's excellent company are
given good characters In which indi.
vidusl hits are made, notably In the
cases Of Miss Mabel Amber, the lead-
ing Lady, aud Minnie Dnprer, the
charming touhTUttc uf the Organizl.
ton. This play is clab9ratoly mounted,
aud the production called forth ex-
tFavagant praise even in New York,
where magnificent stage pictures are
common. The iirst presentation Of A
Giided Fool In this city will be made
tomorrow night.
CAR;iENCiTA AMI the latest dances,
seen In or with the comedy Of the
Prodigal Father, hold the boards Sat-
utday evening. The sale Ia nov open.
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The Second Par.

Deputy Marshal Boman Cannon ar
rested another pair last night on n
charge OF adultery. The offenders
were Charles Cast and Anna V. He's.
Divorce proceedings are pending be-
tween the female defendant and her
husband, by whom the present com.
plant was sworn 10. The divorce aui,
involves both complaint and n cross.
complaint.
The adultery ease will come on for
hearing before Commissioner Norrell
tomorrow. The accused have already
plead not guilty 10 the charge ami are
at present lodged in the "len."
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ceased; May % ret for settlement OF
administrators account.
Estate OF Christian +. w. FOlmer-
son, decessej; order made directing n
commission TO issue 10 notary public
residing at Green River, Wy, TO take
testimony regarding estate.
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pmAuIEnB.

COwAS-At foroet Dale. "wednesday morn.
ing, May 10, ls.B, at O'Clock, OF old age, Mary
u. CoNan, wife OF William Cowan, aged "a
years. shr was baptixcd into the Church In
1875 IN Campey, scotland, and came here the
Same year, being one Of the pioneers OF Utah.
Funeral Saturday ~ 2 .. N. Ht Eighth Ward
assembly rooma. Friends invited.
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WOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED To
J. appear IN an action brought against you
BY tho above named plaintil. IN the Disirici
Court OF tho Third Judicial District OF the
Territory of Utah, and 10 answer the r0m.
plant nlrd therein within ten days (pNclustyu
Of tho day of sorWcc) after the service on you
Of ikis summOns-f served within tins county,
or, VI served cut of thi- county. but Ia tins as
trlct, within twenty DAYS; otherwise within
forty day or judgment by default Will be
taken AGAINST you, according 10 the prayer OF
Inc sad actlon is broughtto have Judgment
agalnsi defendants IN the sum OF SllgV, with
interest at eight Per cen, per annum from May
tnrncy's toe anu costs OF suit, alleged to 10
due upou ccrWtn pruulissury note, executed
D., defendants 90 plaintiff, fcpember alth, hgl,
Tor tNOO, Que eighteen months after date
same being due and wholly unpaid aud secured
by a NOR gage Of even date Of premises here.
matter described, executed by dofen iants to
plaintiff 10 have the usual decree Of tina court
inr the sale Of sad premises that proceeds OF
tuch sale be applied IN payment of amounts
due ~ above; that dofcndanis and all persons
claiming under them DO barred and forculosod
OF 40 claims ur equity ~ redemption In said
promises, that plaintiff have Judgment for
my deficiency aud Tor otuor relief sad
premises are described ns follows,iO wit; ne,
rinning at tho : w, corner lot s. block d. Mat
'H" SAT- Lake CITY surrey. running thence E
80 feet thence \, ten rods, thence W. 30 feet
thence \. ten RODS 20 beginnlhF situate IN salt
Lago City and County. btah,
And you are hereby notified that u you fail
60 appear aud answer the SAID complaint as
above required the said plaintiff viii Apply 10
tie count Tor the relief demanded theron.
DANIEL HARRINGTON,
plaintiffs Attorney
Witness, tho Hon Charlrs 3. Zane, Judge
and The seat OF the District Court OF the Third
Judicial District M and tor the Territory OF
Itah this luth day of Alay In tho year III our
Lord one thOulani eight hundred aud ninety.
three HENRY g, MCMILLAN.
lsEAL CLERK.
Dy GkO. u. LOOMS, Deputy CLERK.
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WITHIN OUR GATES.

II. w. Hawley, sheriff OF Willard
county, took run up from Oasis md
hitched up at the Cullen fora brief
stay hereabout.
Mrs. II. J. Mckinney, wife OF DR..
Mckinney Of Park CITY, came down
10 the metropolis today on business
relating TO property Interests here.
Joseph Stanford OF the junction burg
was one OF an iunumorable number OF
visitors to the metropolis today. So
was Col. w. IL. Harvey OF the same
place.
q. G.. Richards, the new secretary OF
Utah Territory, came down from Og.
den and held n close conference with
Governor West yesterday, returning
In the afternoon.
Walter Stringham, all tho way from
Manti In the county OF Ssurete, where
he IL commander.in.chief Of n photo.
graph gallery, Ia here and looking
around nj the sights and thinge.
-.
John G.. Graham, chief engineer Of
the Provo Enquirer, came up today on
business. He was accompanied by j.
Il. Booth, limb Of the law who IL
tolerably well known hereabout. Mr..
q. made u iraternal call.
-
IL. IL. Herxa, wno once acknowl-
edged Salt Lake US his local habithtion
but has forsaken us for Denver, came
In to see us today. He Ia engaged In
getting out stone at Thistle for public
buildings in tho Colorado metropolis.
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/ SAVINGS BANK

AGO MAIN arlSnEr.
Opon Saturday evenings from To \ O'CLOCK.
arer cent lnierr.. ptia On deposits Of ,l.O0 or
Utah Tile Insurance & Trust Co.
t4llIAL ilst,tte, Pull iAIu.
J. 4. pOOtY, President; W, :. AlcOonNto,,
Vice, prcsident A. l.. THOMAS. secy.j h. ID,
lCks, Cashier.
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May llth, noon.
whoat-EasY; cash. 20 July. az.
Corn-llighor cash, as, july, ah
oats-steAdy; cash. sui, July, E.
lork-steady cast, 20 q; July, 10.
lard-steady, each, 1870; July. MEX.
Hyc-5sug.
barlcy-b!.
flAN-ius.
Tim1thy-301.
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TnE CuLLES-E X johnson. james Smith
Chicago Don II Kelley, Denver; RS BroOEs
ogdoni j HUDSON. franAlln, Net. Geo Ito.
nell Deep Greek; CIV Dannio, RiyeTlon; y Il
Fellows, Mrs A L Cotton ana child, II Cot.
ton. san trancsco;J W Rea, Miss Alice kea
Mlss Alice Lyelend, sooyelo, coli Gilbert I
4 twilight anu wife, San Diego; q W sppe, l.
! stipc. san Joso. X Dixon, 81 Paul; a Ga.
brlel, buffalo. Y I'd KIRK, Sacramento, Cal
q " Jensen, san Francisco: : Eintncr,
salem;J Beverage and wife. scotland; Geo Il
Richardson, Boston, Mass; j Y Rulo aud fami.
y. Tucson, ~ Goldic, Aspen, Colo; Dan'l
quardson, wife and daughter Dos Moines
wiley u Allen and wife, Portland; Geo 1.
TAFT. lutte. Mon; Louis 5 Abraham, New
York. Cosgroyo' Castillo Springs.
KSursronD- Gordon Tweed, Lowell. Mass;
u y Mcreyin and wife. Niles q v Dudley, a h
Glars, New Haven. Conn; Dr Wan II Watson
and wife, Miss Corno'ia Williams, Utica, n y.
Or II . Burwell and VITO. boston. Mrs Noble,
Mias Noble, Mise Ncllie Noble. Mas May Noble.
Mrs y ' Clhpp Miss l. l. ulapp, Nm u Joncs'
Mnssachu.elts; Michael ulrich and wife Miss
q -mth, uhieagoi II West, brooklyn, n y;
and wife, Mrs : II Talmadge. u Thonpson.
Hans iiummerbaekcr Nuremberg, Ger.
many OTTO Lcn,sh, klagenspuri. Austria ;
y Bertrand squiros Ir and wife, hroosiyn, N
Y; A l. sessions, Bristol, Conn, j o keliiams
and wife, Beverly Mass, Mrs q !. BAILEY.
Chelsea, Mass; saml utloy and wife, Miss II i,
Church. Miss b U liostwlck, Miss b Il Cofing.
Jno n q CHURCH, WIN q Barker and wife. Unhs
NJ Barker. MASSACHUSETTS, y w R0gora ard
wife, Miss \ q Rogers, Miss Helen lioRors.
Miss Grace iogera. Dayton, ohioj Caroline i
Hili. Cambridge. Mass; Mss NJ n Allen. Nashua
\ II; Mss J D bigolow. Northampton, Mass.
Mrs " l. Ward, Pttulrid, Mass; Miss N
ilotchtiss, Miss X lOtchsiss, MAteryillp. N Y,
l. w Pottibone and wito, l. a Pettibone, Miss q
reuihOnu and maid, Niagara Fails; Mrs n
q Tweed, Misn Brenda Tweed, Lowell.
Mass; Mrs ID fates, Amcsbury, Mass
II Miller Jr. south Norwaik Conn, q q
Doughty, Dalles, Oregoni = f0ldenheimer.
New iorR shcucman, Des Moinoai a q
Anderson, Denver, Col. y Y Crawford and
wife, Vancouver, Wash; Mrs IL riddle, iIalJi'
more, ohio. simpson, Denver. col: ID q
Fay and wife, Rochester, New YORK, W n
Harvey, Ogdeh; John 4 james, Mnnneapolla. d
a Green, ~ Louis. W II Honey, ChlcarO, X X
orossman, Philadelphia, Pa q n ,iilletts.
Chicago; u Is wilson, san franclsco, A ~
smith, ChicaiO, II A McAlllstcr, AlllwauEcc,
II bernstein, Now York; l. Howell, Deaver
Alfred n lIance, Tnomas Catliugs, Landau
ENGLAND II krctdaminc. hheims, Frances Mr.
o & Guitar and child, New York.
TIM MonGAS,-r Roux, San Francisco; "
q FKye Omaha, Nob; Frank o'iiaro, Chicago
n j Faust Jr, Lent Mrs j 4 Rich, bingham
city, w a springer, Dostoni II Oiemero,
Provo; squire uoope, ogden; Walter strinr.
hnm Jr, Manu; W II Mcbride, q n w Nv 1
Arthur Gagg, Nepnl;,E Moore, Logan: j Nh.
liams. Ogden, j N 'hoed. lutte, Mont. ii ]
Cotton, omaha, Neb; Vi Crawford, seattle.
wash 4 BIown. Provo; w T Wann, Sebrasia
Is Glasgow aud wife, eau Francisco.
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va
Francisco Banculli, Polro RamAgnano, Teresa
GralianO and AnnAtonia lriglio,
Defendants.
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SUMMONS.


n tho District Court IN and for the Third
Judicial district OF Utah Territory,
County OF salt Lake
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-02

La CASA del BONMAROHE ezpide franco sObe peudo
dgOs a MuoaS todos tedo Abunes
mOdelos de Artt0uOs ConteceOnados.
LIS Casa del BON MAROHE poee urtdes consideables
sedetss Lanas unidas de fantasia Tea Ts UonecCone
pa Sombrero Oazado para senOras hOmDres uno BOnee
Oamas Ajuares Muebes Aombra Articuo vaje Arcuos
Psr Guane Puntas reconocdo
des vents tano punto de vista de la adad de baau
Verdadera de todas susmercancias.
La CASA del BON MAROHE hace expediciones Ell mundo
entero corresponds todas enguas."
Los envos psqnetes posse vid
Otros a0Oo peddo ancpadameD
to pagadO enoisrra de 100 free.
81 BON MAROHE Par tiene suCursaes nj RepreseDsnte
uingpno supca cente eDgn cudado los
merciantes que de nombre
BON MAROHE may ores, losque
tan meor d5uidos meo organEsdos del mundo Cncesn
comfortable experencia poddo podu.
Y IS Curi0SdGdes de Paris
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g = r r Ell e S

,on las pesas y medldas del Sistema Me
rico Decimal, EN- Ia Imprenta del BOLE
TAN MERCANTILE
Sc hallan ademas otras muchas nOveda~
des y 80 egperan mas del extraniero.
En- trabajos de Imprenta, Encuadernaci6n
Litografia, Sc pueden yer satistechos to-
pos los gustOs y cumpiidas todas las exi-
9encias, Paratura on los precios; eIegancia
ca 10 ejecuci6n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-02
IA EIEIL LtIltlk ELiEllEl
DIE RAMON MORENO
21I - CRUZ - 21

Tcngo el gusto de ofrecer. 0
poelico en general mia seEvIciol
en- ei rAmo d que me dedico.-Tre.
nes de adnlsoa J de pArvulos d.
gran lulo.-Trenes para viAsicoa !,
iAroles.--- OapillA Ardiente.-- o.
IAltGoos pAro honrAs y euAnsc ira
e@jo % nos connen, slrvieneo 4 los
paehlos dc In lalA con nviso sn
tioipado dc una bora 10 90 Did
dLneRo An sieipado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-02
ENCUADERNACION
DEL "BOLETIn NERCkNTIL,

So essa secci6n de L. casa, momtada con
s0d0s ios elernentOs necesarlcs provista de
m@Gerialey de prinera clage, se hacen emcua.
dernaclOnes es hOlandes&, cartomS, pasta e..
panOia, piel dc .evaate con relieves, todo per.
iee&O Y Z DreciOu feI1cIdOr
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-02

La CIKKOLA OK TRSgDURIA De
.LBAOs siEaplIasAaA Per Ia apllsAsioa Dc
"a EsglA iLsanels para assrtaE 81 assasf
: 81 Gsrss&ss, Asa@psAAaa as aa@srssss
ayamplsa d aAlsales msEs&Rkslsa, Per 4
j MArHA, u.aAaAas dan la SO SabmAsA la
slsaA Fsr q. W. HSsk, s4ls 4a im@t9AAaA
sspeas4ba aal aalsF. ua aams slsg aaas-
nsaba sKGaAAssRA4s ass a. ID In
aal kassszm.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-02

administration du B0letfn Mer
AenAN phonneur de prier Mc5sieurs
les Annoneiers faneais de vouloir bisn
semettre leurs ordreS de Publicite a.
NM. AMEDEE PRINCE & Gle, qui
amt les Agents uniques ct exclusifs
As &c journal pour Ia Pablicik Frs"ssia
sstAsWlsiss.
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bolstlQ Rercaltil. de Puerto 4,i(t.
PERIODICO CONSAGRAOS
Ia DEFEGSA DE LOS INTERESTS BACIOBAIIS EB AhGLui
ORsARO De LOS EsPAkOIEs KCokDIOICEILEs Ed rfo.sll
CONOlClONES GENERATES acordaoas por Ia DirsG oItT
para te Ola cIass de remItidos anuncios

La publication
Venconales determnaran los miBmos.
comuncRdoE reniiGoB
armA del autor, qun eonr,crepcin
mas con Ia de persona responsible de pago.
Los originates de
dsvusltos pubhQuen.
g. q responds de II xtrAvits de
e. La eoumnA del psri6dico congidsTada
d large. ''~1
ST lRnnnciAnts tsnu1A sxeY coun N d.t 49,
qualification de Gnuncio In aeEsRro eGncedG
40 p.2 Robre s de '} &'f''4 =
81 nunclants qus envis oAt pubcAn s1t1si ten
IA ana hoUOfscon 1s 10 pS Eobe los pEeeoa tars W.
Uasndo inports de los AnuncioE 9lss . o.rs,
Anane1 Fecibi IN psoaeO cadR RdmsEo. In ert l.
ViAra s primer ntmsro ~ y" "'&
Para lOs no uHcpofss del BOnzR gsess
tsRiao, seei6n correspondents esxssses
Lo suscrptorsR 90 p sor nr.e,o a.
sstIlAs, comune&doE rsmiEAos. F'o>'S 80 ga
AnpOE Dc lAH uHepOnss HnuucOs gacss rmisos sOmu.,
saaoh Rntcipaao. - - , SON1&a'
ipprsvisA dsau nal s psriod;eO
EsntsgrsdO las an.
dsada Se aaIi. ~ S"' ''"'s
<@ras& paTa lee publication DO anuncioa
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GSTlBlECJMIEITO TIPU LlIOGnlEICD
A Z V APOR
DEL B0EETIN MERCANTIL
DIE 4. LYNN, SUOEsORA DE Morris

En- este es'aoecmento. montado arregiO
oga6car odos gGneros en- diversos diomas
para comeco ndusa admnisrac6 companies navega-
o casas de banca cciones p6zas pe6dico cenfcos Lite.
rarios Pubcaclones renoas bros emoAG caaogos apas
Snunclos de ubcda de adusna diplomas etras
caoo crcuares precoa corren tars acarAs etiouetas
rec'eos prosperso1. ssc.s etc
Rr2n suFdo vasdad dc pOx para carteisns prugrama,
testlU GirGa aEunoios.
Los aDsos on esta cs 20
"a impeza equdad los precos ue regua
dos sempre en- relacon al ndmao de eepares 10 cadAd
pape claae de composition rada bien sea On negro en-
coioFa On plata en- crOmohograda 6crOmopografa.
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RlGAlWx@ @vA
EE COMERCIAHTE.

nKBCOkIA DEL con ERU1o AZ
Gas las RAsloass, assas lea tisnpos 2-3s rs
aOtos aAstA sass1os alas poT As SsAsss'
vAGasla& dsI traces per los alHEses 40 20
siAss de- sGss iaiomA sstablseiaA En- si a =
$50 .~svsxmIil - M&avsa, y pxeiisAAA ! -
Ssasas as In mEAms GAsSlEslsa.
Dea Gsmes grasses, pasta sspAAalsv ~
On Ia Impgsska asl ksasta@
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ieltodAs clases v formaR &c coma
ruysn eonssoda perfection, , s.s-
saacia en- 10 Imprtnsa del Belssss,.
A. Lynn, sneeaars de Moris.
honsgramas de diysrsos ssu-
os y nmanoA.
The morning call., 1893-02-05
PRINCESS MAYS BAD CLOTHES.
She Calls Herself Victoria Now, but
Tier Dresses Are Not Admired.


Princess May. Tor pretty princess, shows
an indifference amounting almost to care
lessness. She does not, it Is true. affect
the violent combinations of color for which
her mother has always been notorious-cou-
trasts which scream at one another, and set
ones teeth on edge by their gorgeous incon-
gruity.
Sill, the Princess is the worst dressed
smart young woman In London, and when
in company with the Princess of Wales
daughters she often appears absolutely
dowdy. The fact is, the Duchess of Teck
seldom, if ever, patroDiZes up 10 date trades
people, and when Princess Mays late
tTousseau was in process Of construction
the firms commissioned TO carry it out were
the gossip Of the. hour.
Princess Mays morning-r00m is n charm
ing little apartment, furnished most daint-
lily and full OF souvenirs OF all kinds. The
one large wide window looks out across a
bed Of scarlet geraniums unto a lawn like
green velvet, Swallowed by great Trees,
hoary with years.
Within all is fresh and bright the walls
laid In soft pink, the woodwork of white
enamel the chairs, cOuehes, tables and
pretty writiDg-desk, which stands within
the window, OF the same virginia. tint.
In one corner Is a small upright piano
literally scattered over with all the latest
musical novelties and draped with soft
white silk, painted in a design Of American
autumn leaves, maple and beech foliage,
The morning call., 1893-02-05

have the faculty of exemplary department
at school, seeing that they have none OF
them.
Think what a host of thoughts in the line
of evolution might be borne on the mind Of
the boys and girls of San Francisco If
simian reservation could be arranged IN
corner Of the aviary with one or two chin
pauZees, a half dozen spider monkeys.
score of macaques, probOscis monkey,
a gibboD and a lemur or twol
By the way, what is a lemuTp Is 1t
monkey or is it not? How would this do
for premium query? The oldest heads
would get TO loggeTheads over it.
Look at the picture of the proboscls
monkey. Here is much Of the suggestion
of the old TOPPER dignifed by drink, about
him. Then there is the gibbon, which,
when he tries to stand upright with his
long hands bending over an invisible coun-
ter, looks like nothing so much as store
keeper in Chinatown-Rs much as IT, say,
"Can do ANYTHING for you t0-day?" Then.
the higher and taillcSs type have Of imltat-
ing child learning to walk. In such case
1t looks, vertically, as If the man, the child
and the monkey were and are all children
OF larger growth.
a baboon chewing a stick amid congenial
arboreaI surroundings looks like-Well did
you ever see Puek's celebrated Wake"
picture of Bayard and 9th ers trying TO
resurrect the shade of Tilden?
! think the Idea of monkey house al
Golden Gate Park would be feasible, cheap
and popular p c. D.
The morning call., 1893-02-05
ADUAL CHARACTER
Emile Bergerat, the French
Playwright and Critic.
HIS TRIALS AND TRIUMPHS.
If Managers Refused His Plays He
Wreaked Vengeance by Writing
Trades Against Them.
Correspondence of THE MORNING CALL

Emile Bergerat and Caliban. although enc
and the same person. are really two in
talent, two in success. Caliban writes
witty articles, sparkling with brillancy and
full Of philosophy, while Bergerat aspires
to be a dramatic author. to write novels and
have a reputation as poet. The one, Cali
ban, has all the smiles OF fortune. all the
applause of his contemporaries; the other.
Bergerat, writes dramas destined to be re-
fused by every theatrical manager.
In spite of his great success as the chroni-
queur, CaIiban, heard Emile Bergerat say
one day, II should be so happy were rich
enough to be no longer journalist l
should like to devote two or three years to
novel, drama, poem, but alas. have
only the income that | gain with
my pen. | was not born to be
chronIqueur. for / am poet and dra-
matte author. Do you know that my first
play was presented when l was only IS
years old. IAmie' was played at the
Coincide Franchise with success, in spite OF
what my enemies say. just before the war
the Cluny Theater gave my drama 'Pere ct