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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-07

each me- o. N.IHrl - uneiiau,
John Dern, J. h. Bacon, II. Q. Cham.
bers, David Keith, Frank Knox, Gus.
Holmes AMI z. II. Farnsworih have
allied themselves with tue movement,
believing that now il the most oppor.
tune time IN the history Of Utah, Tor
the eeiabiishment OF such an instilu.
ton. Three years ago Salt Lake had
az exchange which was frauRbt with
GOOD results and which brought tue
mining men tageiher, and EXCHANGED
the values OF the properties 10 M
alarming extent To-Day, tho mine,
and developed mining resource, OF thl.
territory, are much greater than they
were then, and tbs outlook tor u q
future lie indicative OF still greater de.
vrlopments being made in that nnu.
The project has been taken hold OF
by men VINO ate interoited In II, anu
ore huOlher week has passed away,
salt Late may have the good usws Ia
chronicle, that the exchange has
galucd n ntm iootiug anu that II will
10 but a matter Of short time, until
iia doors will be thrown open to the
lovers Of hidden treasure.
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RelIgions Notes.

rhs NEWS is requested to publish
the follo~Ing:
Tho Eighth quorum Of Elders will
moet In tho Thirteenth ward, on Monday
oyoning, at 1850 o'clock.
Tho Fourth quorum OF Seventy will
iueoi In tho Iwenty-hrst ward moeiing
house, on Monday evening next. Mt $50
O'Clock.
The Thirteenth quorum Of Seventy
will mcot In tho rwontioth ward vostrv;
Monday evening, at 1850. A full attend
anco Il desired.
Tho Fourth quorum Of Elders will hold
their regular monthly meeting, on Mon
day evening uoxt. at 1880 o'clock, In tho
Sixth ward meeting house.
Tho rwoniy-ihird quorum Of Elders
viii hold their regular monthly meeting
Ia tho Farmers ward meo.ing house on
Wednesday evening next, ~ 1850.
The regular monthly meeting OF tho
members OF ho slNtoonth quorum Of
Seventy will ho hell on Monday evening
ncSt, Ia tho First Ward Assembly hall,
NJ 1880.
Tho Third quorum OF Eldors will meet
IN tho Ninth ward. on Monday evening,
at $50. All members 81 tho quorum are
requested to bo present Thomas Cor
rard, President.
First Unitarian Society, Unity Hall,
a Main street. Row. Adolbert l.. ilud.
son, minister. Services, II AIN. Sub.
lOCt OF sermon, "ClimhInH tha UHlchts.n
Congregational singing led by the choir.
sunday school NJ 1880. In addition 10
regular lessons there will be practice Ia
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Here's piece OF newsl says the New
York Evening Sun, Before Henry liz.
wing leaves AbbFy's ThuAtef he Ia.
tends topfoduce a brand-uuW play. IL
IL only a curtain raiser, 10 be sure, but
as MT. lrving 10 TO appear In II himself,
anu AZ this Ia the iirst time he has
made production In A meri0a, q good
deal OF Interest will attach TO IL. the
little play Ia already In rehearsal, but
tho date Of its production has not yet
been fixed.
The play was hrst produced At the
Coincide Ftaucsise last spring. Ii was
written by mau named BIchatd, and
originally II was called A ChTisgmas
story. IL IL probable, however, that
MI Irving Will cnange the title. In
Pars this curtain raiser won good
deal OF success. The play lasts ABOUT
twenty five mIuutos, aud the scene ~
laid in tue houte OF a maker Of plaster
images.
Plaster images OF ~. Nicholas, st.
Bridget anu other saints Ats about tho
room, and the principal scene In the
play occurs when tho 5ainissIe down
from their poieslals anu come to life.
Mr. Irving viii play tue part Of the
Image maker,
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The Marof W.nI,h.


The plot Of the new play "rhe war
Of Wealth. which comea TO tho Theatsr
on Monday, Dec. o, cOhceTns one OF
those stories Of trust and treAohery
which Ofen form a part OF the real
war OF wealth Of modern times. John
WArfield, n breezy, tfut-hearted Mon.
tanA ranchman has made fortune out
on the range and comes east 10 "Tound
up Now York" bringing with him bis
aunt, Mrs. Margaret WOrley and Helen
and Halle Raymond, two young girls
adopted by him ten years before, when
the death OF their father, poor aelller
near WATfleld's ranch, LETT them
alone IN the world. wArfield fnus
Robert Farley, an old friend Of his.
about 10 fail anu advances money 10
saws Farley'a bank from going under,
receiving la return the greater part Of
the stock OF the bank. Farley dies soon
after, but his sOn--Sanfofd Farley
runs the bank for WAfiield, who under.
STANDS hut little about such matters,
Sanford, who Il hn ungrateiul, I'm.
eofupulOus fellow, N attracted by the
simplicity and beauty Of Helen Ray.
mOnd, aud Wartisld believing that an
attachment IL FpTinging up between
his old Montana home, hoping 10
crush Uut his own love for Helen.
which has grown until II Ia the strong.
Get OF bis nature. During his absence
Sanford 10 entioed into the schemes of
Matthew BArse. SANFORD agrees h
furnish the iunds for these sohemcs
In return for half the profits. Through
Norwood, the cashier, VINO IL faithful
"a ~ III
BILE 10 loan BaTto money without eH.
oitiug Wariiold'a suspicious, And Batse
anu he determine 10 appropriate the
bauk's reserve iunus and throw the
guilt on Norwood. When WarneId
returns, Farley attempts 10 Induce
Helen to accept WarnelJ, aud when
Ehe refuses, because through Farloy
Hhe 10 no longer an Innocent girl, he,
in order TO make sure OF his own safe.
~, allows her 10 step upon balcony,
the supports Of which he knows 10 ns
Insecure. 5he falls with tho balcony,
but catches and Clings at tue edge OF
tho pTeoipioe. Warilsd comes ana
by means Of a flag floating on stan
above reaches anu frscurs her a. her
grasp h about 10 give way. In the
stconl act a Oall ~ In progress. IL Ia
thOwn by Bafsu ami Farley that they
have robbed tue bank OF It's reserve
iunds, aud that through TumOfs CIR
culaIed by BafSe, n run will take place
upon the banH ON the morrow. Far
ley, VINO 10 uesir0us Of winning Mar
ella Dudley, an heifess, Rrfanges with
BaTse that she shall be- warned 10 draw
her money before tho run has forced
tue bank 10 close lie uuOB. she, nav
lng been warned by BaBc, comes 10
Farley Tor confederation, and he, IN.
aer pteteuse u love anu loyalty to her
Interests, advises her 10 draw her
money since no fears tue bank Is in
danger through an official who has
betrayed his trust. She knows that Ly
this ofiielal Farley means Philip Nor.
wood, the cashier, aud since 1t ia Nvf.
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Mrs. Loalsel Boyden oontsmplates
giving a charity recital about the mid
dle Of the present month for the put.
pose OF glAddening the hearts Of the
aged inmates OF this County lnftmaty.
IL IN proposed that u ChrisImas tree
isttival take place Al that institution
during the holidays ami TO that sud
Mrs. Boman Cannon IA doing energetic
ond efficient work ably assisted by
Mis-, Boyuen who will devote the pro-
cpedH OF her own entertainment to.
wards making that OF the former a
success. TINS recital will occur at the
School Of Expression rooms In the
Dooly block, anu lwill be pAttioiua cd
In by number Of Mrs. Il ydsn'a BIO.
pupils.
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On wtdIasday, Dec. II, a play en-.
Tilted Anderson, PotteraOn och Lund.
Hu Wm Will TO pfstonteJ Tor the benefit
0i tnosn who undtntand the langua o
In which II Ia wilton, The piece IL n
farce, uut OF the best OF IT, kind.
Tue original l. Gefman. II was adapt
I'd Tor the Swedish stage ny FfAns
HDdcll aud had run " 100 nights at
roe ira theater Stockholm, where II
ilfst was presented. After that II has
been played all through Scandinavia
and become familiar iu those Countries.
A. presented ut the Thualef on
wednesday evening, II has been somv-
what fomoulded. Ono scene 10 laid In
ChTistiaDia ami another ia COpeu.
hagen. One VI the leading characters
VIII be- n Swede, another Dane and
another a Norwegian, and the three
Scandinavia dialects Will be used In
the play. The leading roles are IN good
hands, Mtssfs. Nilsson, Monsou aud
Erimann, and tbs support l. said TO be
satisfactory. The music Il under the
direction u Prot Anton Pcdefsen. A
unique entertainment il promised.
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A strong society drama entitled The
5ooial SWIM, Is 10 be produced at the
Grand ntXt week II In from the
French OF Nictoiion Sardou by CLYDE
Fitch. who Ia noted not only for his
successful original plays but Tor h .
many clever h1a ptatlOnf. The Social
Swim was Tor long time one OF the
principal plays Ia the repertoire OF
Marie Wainwright end II has alwaya
been drawing card Ia tue East
where she nlay cd II for season when
Mt. lngefs0ll, now In the company,
was her leading man. From tho de.
scrlpiloa Of the piece We Judge that II
viii give the ladies In the cast a splen-
did opportunity for handsome dfesslng
and the house great chance for
display ofGoenery and stage settings.
The story 10 an interesting one In
which comedy and drama are mingled.
The play opens IN the humble home
Of William Burton Smith ia Tompklns
Squire. smith who 10 hssocisttd with
his uncle In a mercantile bu,iness, has
been speculating In Wall Street, anu
through a strange freak Of fortune be-
come enormously wealthy. VITA his
riches comes n dotire which u shared
by his pretty wife 10 shine III society
and he accordingly buys ptelontlous
residence In the twoli portion Of town,
AMI turning his back on his former
ttiends plunges into the social swim.
lie continues his dealings on / q
street, but his good luck has
deserted him ami he shortly aftof-
ward finds himsolfa ruined man. A
most pathetic scene 0ccuas between the
husband aud wife when he makes
known TO her their changed condition
and tells her that hoy must give up
their grand house aud all their fins "a.
pirAtions. Mrs. Smith, however, does
not despair and In their trouble sha
writes a letter, unknown 10 her hus-
band to n wealthy society man who has
always shown great admiration for
her. He comes TO her apartments In
an Intoxicated condition anu not till
then does she realize her awful bluuus 2
and tue compromising position IN
which sue has placed herself, but man.
ages to get rid OF the man after an ex.
citing scsns, Just As her husband en-
ters the room.
After = vain effort 10 redeem their
Lost fortune during which they are
sighted and Ignored by the people who
clung 20 them In prosperity they be.
GENE dlsgusled with their false posi-.
lion and return 10 the old home.
Mr.. lngoftoll II cast for VIM. Burton
Smith, the part no played with Miss
Wainwrighj Mr. Edwards for Coy
SlurtsvAnt, and Mr.. Edeson for Rich
ati burton, part similar 10 the ono In
Woman Against Woman. Miss War.
Fen will have hrs.w WIN. Burton Smith,
which 10 an unusually strong part and
one In which she no doubt willshow TO
advantage
Mr.. Ingsrsoll II having an easy time
this week ~ he IL not In the bill, He
NUN fsNUa a LaW NaRfu - a..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-07
AN EXCHANGE WANTED.
Mining Men Discuss The Proposition and
Take Steps 10 Forward lis
Organization.

"Leps have a mining exchange"
Such IL the cry that has emanaled from
the threats Of dozens Of mibinG mon
In this city aud elaoware. and not only
has the cry gone forth. but steps have
beon taken to llft the project from an
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powers waning, which hope they
never will, and I find | Tag super
ilDus'I'll without pre- iitation close
my career upon the stage"
Mr.. Jetlors0n Il now In as healthy a
state as any man OF his years could
wish, says a Cnicsgo paper His en-.
gagemrut At McV!ckers commenced
with Rip Van Wrinkle. The company
thnt he ~ surrounded with includes
Miss Mary Shaw, Mics Lottle Alter,
Miss Minnie Parker John Jack,
Joseph Reilly, joseph Warren and
others equally well known. The SEQ.
ond week Of hla engagement 10 devoted
90 the double Dill, Lend Ne Five Shll.
llngs and Tue Cricket on the Hearth.
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An EXCELLENT PROGRAM.


The frs, public recital to DO given
by the pupils Of the Utah School OF
Eloculion At the Social hall at g
O'Clock this evening as ohronicled In
last evenings NEWS, promises to DO a
very pleasant anu successful affair.
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MUSIC ANDDRAMA
Mr. Downing and Eugone Blair at tho Thoator Noxt
Week tho Grand
Notes,

wood that she really loves, che warns
him o. the danger 10 himseli and the
tank. He In turn warns Watheld sui
the two agree 10 q 70 the hank thai
night aud make uvafy possible ptepar.
alton Tor the run which hey believe
viii take place next day.
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I,nsrson ntmevIeEsrs.

The yearly advent OF Joseph Jetisr.
son ~ McVlckeTs, Chicago, rs an.
nouLoed, Wnen lar wei tluts were
popular la America Me-. Jefferson was
asked " be would ever make one.
"No," he said, "When 1 feel my
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support your home industries AID
Others VIII start, which mean, better
tim AK FOR Hewlett Bros ihrs.
Grown Baking Powder. spice, ard
extracts aud take no other.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-07

The following l. an extract from a
criticism relating 10 the yiolinist,
RvardU;
"Bus Rivsrdo plays well. In some
respects lac plays very beautifully.
Ills tone IL exceedingly saccharlne, aud
II cllngs clOyingly 10 the palate Of the
miud.D
mental molaises oandy2h asks
Ftlend's Musical Weekly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-07

,,nging for Christmas service. t...
eunesday evening, at s o'eioet.I'y c.nb
ture by Prof stewart, orbs ~ L..
conduct aud Formal Morall,, 1io'euoe u
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An impending London fashion f.
The serving OF supper at the theaters
To tho boxes, When the Pfiucs Of
wales visited Cheer Boys, Cheer, nj
Dflty lane recently, the party arrived
'srly aud had supper served In the
royal box.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-07

Maudo Winter las made very
favorable impTesslou on tue "SAntsp
NJ Salt Lake cry, she had hardly
closed NJ tho Lyoeum before she wa,
Engaged by the management Of thr
Grauu.-New York Dramatic NeEs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-07

Charley's aunt returns 10 the 3 1T
Lake rhcator on Saturday, Dec 1 : h..
Tho piece made great hit last season,
aud will undoubtedly draw full house
again.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-07

Theatrical Tdings u New York ~ -.
goats that the Merle Jansen company
ilAsco NJ the Carries theRler might nave
been case OF too much Jansen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-07

The audience that greeted Mf.
Downing and Eugenle Blair at The
Thsaler last night when safdou's
great tragedy, Helena, was pre'entd
was large and brilliant, and the en-
thusiastlo reception accorded the two
stare was a compliment to their ability.
Every successive act was followed by
a curtain call, and the various stage
Of the play were Enthusiastically ap-
plauded.
Helena IL a piece OF history Of a
time when everybody's hand was
Against everybody and when, conso'
quently, murder and other crimes
were the ofdor Of the day.
II depicts in horribly iascinat-
ing way the social conditions Of
such time, with It, herolsm,
low brutality, error and superstition,
with here and there gllmrses oi the
noble instincts OF human nature sue.
oessiully struggling TOT supremacy. But
itisaplsy that cannot be fully comprt-
hended at one glance. II must, Ikea
masterpieces, he carefully studied.
some critics have hastily classod II
with the productions offs Questionable
nature. Objections 10 II are raised ON
the ground Of ths subject matter. But
the came critics Ind II natural for
news agencies aud local reporters 10
nasn across tho wires from one end OF
the world to the other the details Of
ttAgsdl,s OF real life mole hotfi-
lying than any ever presented
on tho stage, all Intended for
reading In the family every Jay In the
week. There IL An Inconsistency In
this.
IL cannot be denied that history
Abounds with themes OF another class,
ami that II IL not absolutely necessary
10 choose the sad ones for the stage, but
IL there then no instruction ON the
dark pages OF hist0ry2 II no other,
there IA certainly this, that the present
development OF humao society with all
ia faults anu imperieotions IL n great
Advancement; and also this, that ~
the progress ~ ever onward the future
viii be oleatot than the present, AZ the
present Ia brighter than the pa,t. THIS
much can be said n defence for SHrdtu's
tragedy because, although II 10 a ter.
fiblo picture, its crimes and sins are
laid out In such n light As 20 cteats at
hOrence anu TO strengthen the fesolu'
ton TO stand up for virtue. lts point Is
that the wages Of sin II death.
Mr.. Downing ~ Ofso gave iiue Inn
personatlon OF the Guelph chief. His
commanding stature and deep musl.
cal voice make him well adapted for
tho roles OF this character, and
it IL evident that be IL care
iul aud painstaking student.
Eugenlo Blair, M Helena, IL An
actress OF great emotional force. At
times she held tho audience SPELL
bound. The stars are supported by m
excellent company, and the scenery Ia
magnificent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-07

Mr.. Thomas A. Mckee IL one Of the
mos, popular and successful or theatIi-
cal business managers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-07

Gerhard 5chjvlderup IL The latest
Norwegian celebrity ia the realm VI
music. lie IL the author Of one act
Open, Sunday Morning., which has
bren performed In Munich, u the con.
yenton Of the A'ly meine Deulschs
Musikyofein.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-07

OF Olga NethefsOl, musical critics
find the peculiarly tnAt she resembles
nearly every body. There are moments
when she suggests Mrs. keudal. some
fnd tones In ter voice that remind
you OF Sarah Is ofnhgTdt, ana OF H0so
Coghlan, land OF FANNY Davenport.
Sometimes she compels you ~ nudge
your neignbof aud say "Duse,D inyOl-
UNFAIRLY, and again you are persuaded
that Ntthofsolo 10 ouly another way OF
spelling Eleanor NJ lrugi's name. And
tnen IN her lace some people SEQ tho
features oil Ada Dryer. rha English
tong'treas must DO an Interesting com.
p1sitiOn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-07

MFR. Downing cordially received rep
resentatiyes Of the pre,s and other
friends bctw Gen acts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-07

Kaiser Wilhelm must be wonder
ful Kaisei! Admiral, hunter, musical
composer, painter, orator, architect,
yachtaman, blacksmith, poet, dlplo-
mat. But that does not exhaust his
ambition. Recently he took the baton
from the hand Of the band mRster, who
WIS directing tho music NJ n banquet,
and showed him how Funiculi Fuui.
cula SHOULD be played. The fear OF be-
coming guilty Of "lese majestic" doubt.
lees kept critics from reporting his
maJesty's success AZ musical director,
says an exChaugo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-07

Oithe van Us vioiinisis adverlirad
by their managers a. stars Of the nrai
ma ,nitu o { o. have lmads their
American debut. So Tar, not QUE, II
seems, has proved himsolf capable OF
exciting much enthusiasm.
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away Colt, has been in syracuse,
where It seems to have made very
strong success. The work itself IL, Ms
nearly all Of Mr. Hoyps, said TO be
the best that has yet come from his
pen. A Runaway Colt serves 10 intro
duce to the Undergoing public Cap.
tain Adrian Ansou, Of the Chicago
baseball clut.
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IngomAr will be- given nj the closing
enslsmont tonight, anu Ne ihlslls. one Of
Mr.. Downisg's great characters, he
will undoubtedly play 10 another
crowded house.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-07

The class Of 1880 will siver
rom the leading humorlsts Of
The program In deiail il a. follow.
oh the Waves.....,.e.,.Ca Cannon Musical Club
Old Man jim
Prior TO Mas Bolls's Appearance. .........
~. s;,,......,........t,Gisa Rose Anna cannon
Aho runaway. ..... ..s.s..t Helen Mar Whitney
jerome * Jerome
me stage Langor......... .....Carl A BADGER
Anonymous
youthful Experiences ....... patuo pritrhard
rue ffecklo.facod eirl......... dUnieve ozark
Inc Little QUAKER sinner. imuy whitney
a., Anniia 81 kellogg and Matthew u lumbau
~ ricketrs Nell. ............ Annie spencer
Aioe. .........-,.. ,s...,..s Cannon Musical Cub
Josiah Aliens VIE
Francis iiopkns0n smith
Ahe Onc'LoFgcd Goose .......s.. Mabel Clarke
hyia UuliH.
Tho IOunaphouo .............. Leon squires
win Carleton
The New Loohinyar ................R cna BAKER
Anna highest
PUSHES Better Nature ............ Abbie Weiia
Harry suIlwoll Edwards.
Henry Cuylcr buuuur.
n 'slerly rchemossss.....sM Maud MAY BAhcoca
Ntluing Ohincs.s..ss....t cannon Musical Cub
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Charles HO,ps nOW play, A Run.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-07

Julius Cesar IL tho bill for tho matt.
nee this afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-07

Mr.. Ingsrsoll IL having an easy time
this week ~ he IL not In the bill. He
will give n box party at the Grand To-.
night.
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Hoods Pills sgr rev. ees's Y. 6, :sT 90.
.alt Lake Theater.
DOWNING

10 repertoire Of legitimate 40 "a ciassic nj avs,
Including a comp oto ana magnificent pro.
ducuon o. Nlctorien sArdOus greatest
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-07

Here are bargains that are
great bargains. indeed:
80 inch heavy Storm Serge in
ravy and black, value use, only
1910.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-07

A.Bu,ton Glaze Kid Gloves
broken sizes, at oOo'
Splendid Kid Gloves, 4 large
pearl buttons, at 100
Celebrated Mocha Gloves IN
tans aud 'Drowns, at ShoO'
Foster Street Gloves, large
hooks and heavy stitching, A.
$780,
The herald., 1895-05-14
THE ROMANCE DON'T GO
Millionaire BIinn and Miss Nannary
Not Engaged
The Young Gentleman Pronounces the
Rumor to Have Been Without
Foundation

The rumor of the intended marriage OF
the Young millionaire, Mr.. j. L. Blinn,
of this city to the beautiful and accom-
plshed young actress, Miss Geneveve
Nanrery, was the absorbing topic in So
ciety circles yesterday afternoon. Mr..
Blinn was very averse to talking on the
topic. He positively denied that he was
intending matrimony. and said that the
alleged interview and statement in an
evening paper were not from him. He
said that he certainly knew as much
about it as anyone, and that there was no
truth in the rumor
Manager Daley, of the company to
which Miss Nannary belongs. is reported
to have had nothing more to say about
the affair than that the young lady would
make anyone a good wife, even if she
was an actress.
Miss Genevieve Nannary. the young
actress about whom the story of being en-
gagged to Mr.. Bhnn appears TO have heen
made. is sister of May Nannaay, the wife
of Manager Daley, OF the company. She
belongs to theatrical family, her father
being well known in such circles on this
coast. She is o handsome talented girl,
who Is spoken of with the utmost respect
by those who know her.
The story was originally given to a
Herald reporter by a member of the
Daley company, who vouched for its ac
curacy. but who. 1T appears, was not as
accurately informed as he should have
been,