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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-12

yar, was one, to attend an informal
T, oeption she was giving In honor Oi
certain foteisn pfincess wa was Wis l.
log the city iucOg. OF curse, ovufy.
oUdy went, d very snOfuy alter tue
hour set = Gao drove up and the priu.
ctss was aun ,uucCd.
Egefyb 10y was presented 10 her, and
hen tue various celebrities were asked
" cling for her eut.ttslnment They
cOmpivd willingly an tho result was
really rem tkable como 1T.
The pTiucess had said tut little dur
ing the l. fnoon, but she had de-
manded oncvies without ebJ until the
singefs wefs literally tlreu out.
Tnen, TO tho asst Ini'hmont VI overy.
body, uhe suddenly arose anu, sltiding
up - tue hD'tres IN n very manuisn
ashton, txclalmo IN uumisiakably
mssculire nts, "W,l, niOtnor, thaps
AL, isn't ~"
Toe next instant Mansfield - the
princess wac no othof--aad pulled HE
wiz FROM his heau, bowed smiling.
W 10 tue amazi1 gucsta anu disAl-
feared from tue toOm.
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AZ already announced Canary d
Ledercts company will Present thv
Passing Show NJ tue bsii Ltse heater
on Monday aud Tuesl y. This play
was the attraction Ut tue New fofh
Casino tot siK months. II Is clained
Tor tue performances that IL " neH o.
this county, aith ush similar enter.
tainmente have bees given In afis lot
some yeafs. Among tho features OF
the play are tue musical vaudeville
acts which inteIfpcrss the humorous
situations anu n Of LIVING ic ufcs,
INTENDED ~ q tuflttque on tue f. outt
craze. Miss Nerno.a Jafboau, who
has been sesn Ia this ely ss stsr,
Ines novel specially aud appeatb In "a
prominent role.
rus mruy drama, The Pay Train,
will be the attraction at toe Ineater on
Friday anu Saturday, October IL anu
10.
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ID. w. Fuller, OF CauAJ ohAris, New
York, saws that he always keeps Df.
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Important 10 TaNpayers.

County Collector Spencer calls lh,
attention OF the public to tho fac, that
beginning Monday morning mex, BIZ
Office Will oren nj 10 am. anu olot Il
4p.m. Extra clerks have been pul +,
auJ everything IL In readiness 10 g.
ceivo tho influx Of Taxpayers that d.
ways be,iego toe collector. Uiilcr dul.
Ing tbs last days Of psymeni. TaIu
become delinquent on the 3lsl.
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'g'pnsily. where the n,.
los - minor IL follower w tsiraeh.
no,S,u 'e'saohofd OF ID is,,o .hAi Of |,
,n ,i,g iot any seflon, oI Toe
N ,hi, author. H. lou, con,iisa,.
wuete he pottrays ny ~ mote b,s"
winch 10 the snble,, lne r ,s
iAnguagt: -'' Ia Tue lolorn
me ne boys and urls In w,.
They gies,, can anu sins ionfs
Until thov be.. tush ana shs5,e soan,
tn,, "'A' Tue dinner Dc aaah
oitne situation, f'S'dg l. muc,,
~ Wnis Ne has mueh tS,s war ehos
'rhs ne Jailed TO reach anv comm =
~" ~ woius are those Of III u,sh n,f
n,,ai q shE,' 20 aoiy ttsaie, o'n Nd
Ws h'sy Richards Ia me- " tue ID,
Nsaman submit, L, o
.on = sactoj chorus ef ooa,ll'n.
ng'n. Tne fts, .ho,n. 'usli.nt d
solgs following II exuibli Aad u,
auu ste nicely W0fkui on, sV.l Ms
exception OF feS bisni with OIL
III. ,n,., me d. Capo porll.,' 70 .,
VIZ MY interest Of the fipt poriI"n 'n i',a
c ~vI, win some rem. DELI, " h|
.SnoiulIng portion, this r'n,s " lhi
W u''iul ior church male '5 shs,
,. sons , o. the Sea, by "a s,llo,S
nrppy htlle witk. He l. ~, "a
VII, VII Ntilng Ia a light vein. 'TTWh'.l
uio,n'ng much TO note In I'M. ia,'si
Won, save That It 4. .lsaslns saHpa'
a writer Of much ability a Al,
nhs composit on which Il. ~, ,allni',
evle aglee. The contfatnn,p., i,lss' y
sNon o. tlia skilful Mr. ShbL
lusuhss tie title. There ia. oA'i
cuot' 90 Tue part Of tue e,,n,.,. uls,t
take The advantage oh aim, ',.i u
nosslble opportunity In m. evs1
n LOTT wfi'lng, tlat ho iacufl.s.y ny Y
'aca ~ elesauos Of a gle, ~
NetAl INSTANCES tho hntn,.l.l
ate hnltyi ~ noted On ina c"sHai,
cannot leave this writer viths.,N
lns MIN compliment Tor d,,S'. ~
much ability. However M. srylai
llo. must he Judged ~ being M v ~,
an ingen us exercise than a m,,,, 49,.
Gus vocal composition. ''l
Pioneer ~ writer o. muoh MALI.
lu'eitti. DO not hesitate io 80 ~.
ne u the peer OF bis oompttllot. II NY
most essential TCquitiiv IN p's.'.l,
composition. But the ronno,s, w
teens with melody beyond b. ,b'ps
ui harmouic dteas l. one who ttr,l,,I
dangerous ground. Sometime me- !.
'x'tavhSsnco u mrl0d G lfa5m,,,
anu Ia THIS endeavcf, iauIty TO-,
tiuns creep la where u NOR, ns.i.,'
hpnd would ovada trivial tomnisi's..
flonneet's outlin,s Ia form afe ~,
coniras.ed. His paft.wfiiin, III
variety Of key relation il spnrT,tiv n
trrestlng. VITA more br,aIth Of I'M
anu better grammar he mlgh, M,
easily shared tho hOnou to thi. "a
petition.
Slyndwr scars to loitief heights IA,
10 his companions. He has cb@',
"a Psalm Of Life,n Lonrfellox +,
his subject His writing i 6iai
ulgnlfieJ aud bun Ices every en-
lie has ample reserve thfoughoui,s K,
paris arc Within the bounds q Z,
nvetngo vocalist, always melodlsu. ~
win iaultlees rich harmony. H..
scholastic and outclasses toe oihef e.,.
loilants In sm olhness ana Tu1y,
diosien. His sequence Of iI,a 4,
lowered 10 happy climax and sna. /.
work finished In every detail.
]. J. DAVIES. Mus. giE
October 9, 1895.
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Nine. Moll sEa !. disposed to regard
her present agement ~ the Gafflok
theater 10 Ger .Arowoll TO the mttfopo-
lis. In tue course Of an Informal chat
with reporter Of tho Mail aud Ek-
pfoss cue said that her liked plans ,or
Tue iuiure included but iwo more tours,
tho one which opens on Monday, anu
when VIII DO extended as lar west u.
Chicag anu n tour Ia tue season Of
lo50-1, which Will embrace the terri.
!ofJ west OF Chicago. including the
Pacific coast. These had born ~
planned ms TO Include no city twice,
with tue single exosp1lJn OF Uniosgo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-12
The New Lyceum.

The Lyceum will open its doors on
Wedr oiday evening, tho 18Th, with
the On, Oh STORY, play that ranks
with Tue Henrietta, Jim the PenmHn
anu similar plAys. It's the first time
II has been presented In this city.
Whether or not Salt Lake CITY eau
support two popular price places oi
amusement remains TO DO seen. How
over, the manager, Nit. Elmer Ellie
worth, launches upon the amusement
s,ekiug public what promises TO oe n
talepted Organization.
The company 10 headed by Charles
J. Riohmsu, from the Film A enue
tneater, New York, ana wac va. 40
remembered ~ being Mt. Ltugtfys
leading man In Gossip aud ais being
CO.. neoled with tue Die. -9arrymo .
aggtegnti0ns.
MitsA Dwyef, the leadln lady,
N essentially d hOms product, buins
D.. tho daughter OF well'knOwu flor Vt
hero. For the last twelve years IN,
has taken 10 the Stage with phunoms.
ma success, play log ~ such companies
rs Richard Mansrsld's and 4. Henry
Ffenchs New York companies, In
fact she Ii said 10 uAyo created tue part
OF Coraline IN Gao Error, no ably
played Mt the GrAud this week.
sydney Wilmer was here recently
with Nat GOODWIN In the Gildei Fool,
aud has also played Charlie In CnA-
lies Aunt, In one " kIomAu's coai-
paHies.
VIM. Brewer Ia an ex-uember OF
Dan Fiawlsy's San Francisco com.
pany.
Mis-, Maudo Winter Ia compare.
lively new 10 the slaAe but has sue.
ceeued In securing good notices 10 tn
eastern prtss generally. lmOst every
one remembers Lue Jarvis, VINO was
win Emily Bauckur la Our Fiat, as
presented hetr last winter.
Dan Kelly IL stage manager and
o.medlan for The company.
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II In the fullness Of tins tho AZ
fragments are carried out, Moulesha
will No one Of Two thinss-sutile uowD
Oh her cstato Ia California or land this
Ia very important ami interesting BIT
OF Theatrical Dowsl, accept the dirsc-
lion OF NJ endoweJ thcaler which, tts
projectors hope. will become TO the
Uuiled states what ths Ffano,is IL to
France aud tho subsidized plAynouSos
Vi Europe nave been ~ tneit respective
cOuutTlot.
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Weekly Health Report.

Report OF the health department foi
tao week ending Oct. ~, 1895; Births,
%; males 10, iomaies IL; deaths I /,
males D, females, o; received Tor In
trment from other places 3; con.
Iagious diseasee-flags outstanding o.;
scarlet fever o; infectious diseases re-
ported for the week, typhoid fever 10.
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Fort Douglas Concert.

The followi Z program will be car
ried out by the Sixteenth U. 3. In.
ianify hhnd, Mt Fort D'uglAs, at 4 p.
M, Sunday, October 10, 1895;
star spAngled banner
overture. Berlin vie ~ Lacht und wolnt,.
80. Hsssi., ssssisss nnfnnl
Selection from the MIA id0. ~ulliy an
Mhith Moman's Love ....s..ss.sss boz. fnhrlarh
rhephern's Morning soua ...... ..,......... suppu
lhiermetfo trom fagliacci. Tue Clown.".
49, INSTRUMENTATION. .. b. Le0ncarAllO
inc Metropolis AZ Nifht. by rcquost......
Hail Columbia.
Tue puDhc IL cordially Invited.
JoHS +. KLiEN, Leader.
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PRIZE ooMPosIrIoS.

Tho adJudlcatioa on the c)m oslllon
for the male chorus IL as fOllows:
Adjudlcalor Mr.. 4. J. Davies, Mus.
Bac., Scranton, Pa, on tho male
chorus composition, Salt Lake City
Eisteddtod, 90 ODER anu 4, 1895.
Twelve compositions were received
for the best musical composition, sui
ablo for male chorus, tcomposets "a
select their own words) beafing this
following names:
q. Minys, Csmbfiap, Ap Ohio, A
Sailor, EAsman, A.. Il. Parry, Bsrtini,
OTsgonlsg, Pioneer. Giyndwr, Bass1
| Cantsnia anu PIaidy.
Since have o.reiully markell tbs
erroneous t;Ogress ont OF each com.
poser on the MSS, will not mention
them here, but simply confine myself
TO u few brief remaTke on tho com
patative character ami merit OF each
writer.
Tue least pfotontiou, OF these aom.
posiIionH 10 tue ono assigned to Il. H..
Parry, II being cast IN tho plAinest
paft--soDg foTm-wlthout apy desire
for exteasion or independent part.
writing.
The next In length IL a beautiful
pArl-aOng entitled "AlOns,D by
CambTian. He uses the proper q olsf
Tor tho tenor parts. Til. writer IL
atlodious. scholarly, and iinisnei IN
every dolnil.
Bsso Cantanta's subject 10 "rhe
Sailors bong.v tbs Initial unison
phrase Ia noia htppy uie, passing, az u
does, from The t1u,G - 80 snvni. u %
the Key. UnhappilF This plrthn % ita.
queutly ~ est' Il thtcuFhOptt ~pfG,
The armvnies In several places Ar.
rather Craut; noy Ia 10. A. B-uAn-
taxa shows muri aJ,utr, ant wJuiI
fare 10 better advantage In this com.
petition were II not Tor hia inlrOdun
log 40 much foreign matter to the hnmr
key toward the enc; after which hs
falls 10 establish tho freedom necessary
10 form a happy anu satisfactory
hnish.
Oregonisn gives hie description of A
storm at Sea which covers twenty -onu
pages Of ful'-,iz "a music paper. lie,
doubtless has n GIT Tor melody, but 10
sadly wanting In the means for hai.
monlous dTehf.
Boftini writes In a light. pleasing
manner. His form rs regards contra
{ movements and onange OF key In
The heet part VI his work. His shOii-
coming 10 the Same as that OF Oregon.
ln-the want OF originality aud hsr-
monte color. IL is strange that QUE
who whites 20 mel d ougly should
naves 80 many errors Ia his part writ.
ng.
Plaldy-This writer reminds mo I
nc author Of tbs technlcai studies foi
hs pianoforte, for, Indeed, his effort,
comparatively, Ia almost Us dry ~
avs finger exercises. The uuison giysu
80 the bass PARTS Ia tho ouening is un-
'ou,h snd barren OF any melodic ei-
Z ct. The matter following has little
affinity with the initial phrase, on thr
second page there IL inoongruity Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-12

First Glass variety people Of the
Acstican stave are far superior TO the
hrst class variety neople on the Lon
don stage" says Pauline Hall, who
was abroad last summer. 49, far ne
comic opern com 'dians AMI singers are
concerned, II would seem as THOUGH
ours are the cleveror. although the
peculiafitles Of some q the EnVlish nc.
tors, which we cannot apprso ate, have
evidently endeaied them T. the Eng
lish D ublic.v
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ssmo time ago II was discovered tina
Henry ltyI ghad at Que time appeat,d
oelore lao puDlin la female gafb. som q
OF Mr. Mansarld's friends say ho has
hnu ,he same homer. Here 10 the stoTj I.
II happened In hos,on good mai,
yeafs ago Mr. MansIielub moths.
ienl huI invitations 10 humber OF rrf
musical iIlenur, VI whom Aune Lsu.A.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-12
The World OF nusic.

Mstlck, the eminent vlolinisi, who
IL about to begiu his INTENDED c0ncorl
tour In the United Btales, has Just
nnlshod a new competition for tue
violin with plano accompaniment oil.
Titled, kanlssie Arabic, whion Will be
published snOrtly by q. Hsnirmer. ol
New York,
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Woman's Suffrage.

The regular meeting OF tho w. s. A.
yili os held Tuesday ut . p. m. IN the
Fourteenth ward hall. A good attenu.
nee n the members IL requested, NJ
there 10 Important business TO transact.
DIR. Il. Is. FERGUSON,
President.
MARY l.. IRVINE.
Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-12

Concerning the presentation OF this
new play at the Gatrlok taehtnr, New
York, the New York Herald says;
"ltatcly, u ever. was Mi audiehce su
Agioeably disappointed as on Tuesday
last, when the Hollands Appeared Tor
tue hrsI time III the GArT.pk in a new
play entitled A Social HighwHyman.
"Ths title was sulgrstlve OF nothing
but melodrsmalio oOmmOsplaces; for,
nepr In mind that Mlss Elizauetn
Pbipps Traln's story hau been read
ouiy by the lew AMI that Misc Mary
stone, who had kneadel II lnto dram.
uilc form, was 90 little knuwu tins.
many vieWeI the nomenclature sus.
pl'lHuhb, hi' II were merely "a tyTy't
IN lie Ilumo,
10 even houy's surprise and Ia
evetybody's satisfaction tho novelty
achieved QUE I the great artistic sue.
,ese Ia OF the buddins season.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-12

Gagged me-" she says, "hut It wise no,
bucause he considered Lo had IN.
earthei n genius. IL was due to tho
TACT that every one ulsr reiueed 10 cub.
situte for tho role Of Sitbsl at ten mia
utes' n itice. I was otrs dote1 letter
than tho alternative Of Il lm suing the
audience
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-12

Jsssie Bartlett Davis, the charminp
and NJ gnuIlc cJnuAl.i OF tue Bu,lui.
i'Hsi mao nor uoUu, IN gfanu opets.
~ was Colonel Napoleon that o..
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The forthcoming 'prt duction Of
Measured for Measure by Modjeskn
.he - methinR Of a novelty Ia the
= akesp, are,n limo, MoJJrska aud
Nj sson boiug the only two artists that
h W. rfesei tel II In the last decade.
II was last given by Modjeska about
four ysats nco. A m gnlheent pre-
duoilJn IL pEomisei for the present re-
vlval.
Ffsuols Wilson hGs received ma ny
redue,ta 10 revive The Merry Monafch,
tu' The Chic taln. his latest produc.
ton IL proving 10 Profitable that MOTH
ihg else IL TO be staged by him THE
stason.
Richard Mansfeld's season, the
opening Of which has been postponed
because Of hls Illness, will positively
begin IN November % at the Chestnut
Street Opera hJuse.
Maude Adams, tho naive little
actress who supports John Drew, hrs
had race horse namei after her.
Jamcs Mclaughlin has named hi.
hlly, by Csndlemis. out Of FlJria, In
her honor.
The report has spread that Stuart
Robson Ia 10 appesr IN only one or two
plays thls ssason. He con ,radicls this.
H7 has an extensive rtpertofy which
he Will fully utilize.
According IN letter received at the
NEWS Moe yesterday aud dated New
York, Oct. Z, Richard Mansfield,
though nvaloscent, "a still feeble.
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Rich
Red Blood

n IHo FUuhuHIIon OF IHo NonutTIuI NaTu
by Hoods sarsaparilla.
That Is Why tho cures by Hoods saf'
Gapar.llA are CURES.
That IA Why Hoods sar.apsrlllA cures
tho seyerest cases OF scroiula, Salt Rhssn
and other blood diseases.
That IA Why Il oyereomes That Tlrd
Feeling, strengthens tho nerves, glvs
energy in place Of exhaustion.
That "a Why tho sales OF Hoods saf'
saparilla have increased year after yeaf,
until 1t now requires for its production
the largest La ooratory In tho world.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-12
Hoods
Sarsaparilla

Ia tho only True Blood Purifier prosi'
non,ly in the public eye today. Bo sure
TO get Hoods and only Hoods.
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The ADJUDICATORS
Tell Us How and Why Contests We're
Won and Lost.
THE EDUCATIONAL PART OF IT.
Musicians, Read the Following aud Di.
gts, the Points Of Exc Hence or In
ferIofliy Given In Adjndicstions.

Tho real educational part OF tue late
Els,ed6fod was given through the sd.
publications on the different contests.
The musical Rdjudlcators, Nossfs.
Evans, Watkins and D,vls, were gon-
ilsmen Of high musical ability and
culture and their opinions AZ to the
merits aud dement's Of the dlfieren,
ronditlons are very valuable 10 the
student Of music aud the lover Of voice
culture.
Following are acme Of the vcrdicls
exactly rs given by the ajjudioators In
the Elsioddioi and their pcrusal viii
be interesting.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-10-18

Too much zeal n the discharge of his
stage duties has led a jeune premier
at a Paris preparatory theater into a
disagreed Bile. not to say, painful adven-
ture, says London Telegraph. The
young actor was acting with lady Of
his own ace in n new piece ana had
TO make a declaration OF love. Tie held
the mirror up to nature so well in the
matter that the young lady's intended
husband, who was looking on from the
stalls, few into towering passion and
thirsted for blood. When the perform
ance was over the man possessed by
the green-eyed monster waited at the
stage door for the jeune premier and
whacked vigorously at the actors face
with his cane. The player-bruised,
bleeding and tearful-did not make any
effort to return blow for blow, but,
holding up a manuscript which con-
tanned his part in the play, remarked
to his aggressor that he had done no
more than follow the instructions of the
author of the little love comedy in which
ne had acted with the beautiful young
lady. The affair ended there.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-10-18
.Pvn-t,eFi,,..

According 1o tie MarmOnt Herald,
Cal. Ol;lenls is iiourishing like a green
bay tree. The Herald says:
"R. {. O'lilenis is transacting bust
ness at the old stand in Argos, and ac-
cordng 10 authentic reports Is doing
more legal work than he has transacted
at any previous time since he COM
menced the practice OF law. lie Will
have four divorce cases at the next
session of the circuit court and numer-
OltS other cases OF Importance to look
after. I'm the mean time his real estate
business is on the boom and the amount
of property listed with him to sell is
simply enormous. The citizens of Ar
gos-that Is, the business men and best
citizens in general are anxious for
O'Blenis to succeed in obliterating fore
ever any possible doubt of his business
integrity by giving him their hearty
support and confidence. SO far as we
are concerned, we hope Cal will over
come all obstacles, meet all obligations
and stand where his capabilities Will al
low him at the head OF the process
sion.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-10-18
In the River.

y horse belonging to Paul stevens
created considerable excitement Satur-
day afternoon. He was hitched tt a
two wheeled cart and standing in the
rear of RotZien's photograph gallery
when he began backing and kept it up
until he landed in the river. Just at
this point therfis quite a deep place in
the river and as the cart dropped down
the horse turned a back somersault
and landed in the water with his head
toward the cart. lie would 10 doubt
have been drowned but Paul waded in
to where he was AM loosed the tugs
partially freeing him so that he got up
and swan across, dragging the cart by
the hold-bicks anu finally freeing HIM
self near the opposite shore. The horse
landed alongside the stone wall in the
rear OF the Sears block where he was
caught and led east under the bridge
and out onto terra firma in the rear of
kendall's grocery.