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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-11-13

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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-11-13

yaTQ. just tuc tlllib Aoh
Christmas fancy work.
Be prompt il you wish any.
Cheaper Than Satines.
90 Colors Plain China Silk, all the
light shades for fancy work and even
ing gowns.
75c a yard.
22-inch Black Satin of rich color,
Csc yard.
2l.inch Fancies at 69c, one dollar
kind.
22-inch Stripe Taffetas, SEC; value
sI25.
22-INch EIT0 J0D0neSe SILK
soc, value soc.
22-inch Black Brocade, Csc; value,
sl.5O.
2l-nch Colored Surah, 10 colorings,
soc; regular price, Toe.
2i-inch Crepe de Chine. value, $1.50;
sale price. 95c. Few colorings
Changeable Surahs. value 81; sale
price o9c.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-11-13

Manager Stivers received tine follow
ing dispatch last night:
SAN Francisco. Nov. IL.
Berkeley beat us Saturday 20 to o.
We beat Berkeley 20 to 0 to-day.
Leonard Gill. Olympic club"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-11-13
MATCH THESE
PRICES
IF YOU CAN.

They are not prices on cheap goods.
but the best goods the market affords.
EVERY ARTICLE GUARANTEED.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-24

Die bprttge alte Stride perpa6rt
man6es quite Bib uno bas in oerJtd3e
befiuoliae' 9dItbaus bat iiA gu elmer.
TART belu4ten Sommerfrii9e berauss
ae6iloet. Ourb Das bort ii4 meAr
unO mebr pereusenOe Sbal geldngt
mar nab Rupprebts Itegen, benz Utit@
telpuntte Der Niirnberger S6pei5. Grs
tpGbnt isi, ouB ii4 duf ben SurabOben
intereFante 9eriteinerungen finpeE,
fpie ~iibcrbaupt oisIs 8erge gleiA einem
8aq I'M oas fla4e 8~innenlano ii3
idaeru. ben !6ersbruder Surabuien
ampbit1eatratii4 umi4lieBenO. Rupps
reAts Itegen b;etet nit ieinem IAOnen,
muIterhaft eingeri9teten 8dItbof jeoem
Raturfreuno ben ansenebmFen Qufs
entbalt; prGttige Spasiersdnge 3peis
gen Ii6 non bort nadt a~IenaPuntten Der
Niirnherger S9psis ab unO bas fos
rs1enrrihe Mafer Der pesniB 3iebt bic
SreunOs Der 6iiaerei gar mdatig an.
Riht dllein BON 8etpobnern Der umz
gegenn nirn oieier reisenOe aufentbalt
beiudt, ioHnern au9 RorOoeuti4e
nsbmen nirht ielteu ouIelbit Sommers
quarter. chamberlain iaDn lit Der
Spn5iergurg. hur9 has 4ntatbaI uno
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-24
@utes SeiA n.

Suites 3ei4en. ~gBie
tpeit 1T benin Define SapeIter NIT
ibreIn @sIungunterri5t?" = ~gapa
bat beute gum erIten Wai Die Wdtte
aiis ben Sbrsn getban!!"
= Rudi6tspotl. $50. 10,
Su aebit ubnc Define Truu gum Bic
nicT nQbsr i9 bite Did - BEL
nicfem idredliden 5rubel u1o Sc.
Ordnge! Dsr Ou feline Grau lieb bat.
her IGBt lie gu 9uuie!!"
- Simmer 9ef6Gftama nm.
8rdutigam gum @ater Der 8raut am
Gage Der So63ei): nSie parIprdfen
mir bod, Sbrer 5n9ter $4,000 nit.
slgeben, i'd babe aber bios $4,000
srbalten!" - Banter: .Nu. Sci 9dars
sabIung lam iA ner bod ab5iebsn 2
9rotent Oiscont.
Sriumpf Der 9erebts
umteit. Sn Der Iebten Sibung
bss NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ysreins 9ielt
Serr Mii1er eifisn @ortrag iiber bic
rsrI4ieoene @;rtuns tiinIttt4er uno
Hdtiirli6er OIngmittel auf bic Grs
tra~asfd9igteit bes aders in 70 perscs
ten Worten, oab Idmmtlide QnpeIense
in S4Iua3eH aushrahsn.
Sriumpb Der Crate
bung. Der tIeias Georg lit Elm iebr
tpoblerSpssres 8ino uno DEFENDERS ges
gen Samsn Is1r drtis. Ginss Cages
iibt er nit Isinem Pupa, Der i'm duf
ben &nissn bdlt, in Der 9fsrp,ba6n.
Sine jurgs Dame Iteigt in BEN @agsa
une finOet teinsn PlaB mebr. Sofort
Ipringt bas aufmertidme 3inO bsrab.
Sisft Isinsn Sut uno iagt: r0arf ID
S9nsu msinsR pIuB uR6istsu9"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-24

Don bort geben mir our6 ods reis
ssnoe Sitteut6al unb fommen BEL alts
iittenba9 iiber bic PegniB. 8ir err
reihen bunn auf Der re4ten Settle Ses
6Iuiies Oas maleriId gelegene Seniens
felb nit ieinem dniehnli4en S9lDbz
den. Ra6 tur5er Rait OaIeIbIt iuHen
bas penige Miuuten Oom oortigen
8aRntOrper gelegene arteIsbOfen auf,
sds, UNI 9loiIen BON beipuloeten !90z
ben5iisen, nit ieinen nod Oor3anOenen
intereiialten 9efeitigungsreIten uno
itattli4en D%obnbGuIern einen re9t
unsenebmen @iHOrud uuf ben NanOes
rer md4t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-24

Ifrer Daneerung biloet bic cine baIbe
Stunbe OItlib BON Neubaus gelegene,
nett iibsr 5ranten binaus 6etdnnte
GropfItein3Oble Bel Dem Sorfe Srots
teniee. Dieiel6e fi6rt ben Nameu
WarimiliaRs6oble unb prros imSubre
1888 entbsdt. Grit i'm Sabre 1852
maate man iie a6sr benz a[gemsinen
SsIa4e SugdngIia. Sn ibr finpen ii4
gang prd4tige SrOpfIteingebifoe, BON
penen mir nur oas io~genannte Binos
LODI, bic Orselb0bIe, bic QOIergrotte,
bic Qlbrs9t 9iirsrz9rptte uno ben
SrptaapalaIt s%rfpdbnen. Sbr tiefIter
Puntt lisgt etpa $50 SUB unter Dem
giH9ung. GmporIteigenO aus benz
3auberbaften 0untsl bieies Raumss
begriiBen mir Ooppslt frsubig bic goI>
ben am a5urnen Sirmamente ltrabs
lenoe Sonne.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-24
alls Dem ptsnibtbal.

Ssbe gr0Bsre beuti9e Staot bat ii9
III nelterer 3eit ibre I~usfiugsorte ges
I6aifen, Die na1 Der Do6eHtage Salt
uRO Sreiben benz gei4dftigen Saul
mann, benz nerO0s peroenoen 9eamz
ten pie benz angsitrengt i4dffenoen
gtrbeiter oes Sonn!ags bic nOtbige gra
bolung, Sepegung uno frii4e GuFt
brinsen iouen. So bat Berlin ieinen
9runefpaIb, Der 9resoener iu4t bic
BON i6m bo9gsprieiene id6Iiiae
G4peis auf. 6ulb Minden lagert
Sonntdgs am Starnberseries uno Der
Riirnberser i9ittelt in ben maleriia
selssenen Stdtten bes PssniBtbules
ben Staub bon ben SiiBen uno ergOBt
fib, fern bon benz Sa6ritget0Ie uno
Dem qudlmenOen Rau9 Sdblreifer
WiaI6inenI9l0te, nit Mei6 unb &ino
an benz Qnblid Ianit aufIteigenOer Ses
birgs, barSouftcnoer @dloer uno lus
fig acknowledgement Aueaen uno
9d6e.
Man muB aber aud auf benz 8a6ns
Gof oss alien Riirnbcrg5 an 5s;ertds
gen BON friiber MorgenItunOe an jencs
@etriebc BON QusfliigIern isber, Die
nit benz teudenoen 9ampfroB mDgz
Ii9It f6neI ben Mauern Der Staot
enteilen unb ii4 fern pon alien Ge=
f4dften Elm plib4en Der Rube uno
GrfriI4ung s0naen pclen!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-24

Elm ii6sr nieS0be iiibrenoer @eg bringt
uns in has Oorf !oartenItsin, nit ieis
nsr gleiAnumigeH Surgruine. Sn
ben nun 3~srfaleneu Mdusrn uno t9aIs
len lieB emit Wotiram Oon GI6snba9
feline Meiien srtGuen uno ~ieisrte in
io.hen bic !9errin Der Burg. SIN
S9lpbbpis absr. pu ionIt bic Bitter
BON !9arteuItein ods 5urnicrroB tums.
melten, Iisgen jebt QdergerGtbe Spis.
i6sn herabgstiiritsn Gteinb0gen unO.
Sriimmern. So dn0srt Ii1 ales in.
Der Welt! Mit Me5mitb iaetoen mir
bon oieIer StGtte uno tommen bierauf-
nab benz Stdotaen @elDen, benz
9lanspuntts oes Yesn;Btbales. 9ift
melt oaoon liegt Neu9aus nit benz
@~eInsnTtein. Oisie Burg 1T nod 8iems.
LID gut erbalten uno gspGbrt, ndments
lid BON Often aus. einen unsemein
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-24
9 6l0b9en in 2auf.

So f9lieBen au9 mir uns oteisr
n,ooerren @alfa6rt an uno in elmer
tursen StunOe iino mir bersits in Dem
reiseno gelegsneR Stdotaen 2duf an>
9elangt. Der rahe5u %oiertauieno 8es
tpobner SG9lenoe, nod Reite mitteIdl'
terli9er 8efeItigung uno Elm fpobl err
baltenes, Dem Gnoe pes f%iinf5ebnten
Sa6rbunoerts ange50riges S4loB 3eiz
genoe Srt pirO urtunoli4 ihon i'm
Sabre 1913 %ssnannt uno bate i'm
2aufe Der SabrbuHosrte oeritiepene
BETTER, Biz er i'm Sabre 1906 nit
Dem iibrigen Niirnberger 9e6iet an
9apern fam. Dap baielbIt Der Reforz
major Sub BEL feinsr Reiie mad &pnz
fang iiberna9tet bat, iei muir ne6enbei
srpG6nt. Die PsgniB treibt ouIel6it
sablrsite Miibleu uno Sa6ritiperfe.
in tpelden pielfad Die oort;gen aRpobs
rer ala Qr6siter beI6dfti9t psroen.
9Oa betreibt Die 2aufer 8eo0tterung
audi fart ben 9UpfeHbau. Bon alien
Soltsge6rGuden, bic mebr uno me6r,
d6nIi8 pie bic 9ultstrabteH, iid pers
liereH, Dat iiA NOD bic 2aufer &irhs
tpeiB er6dlten, Su Del4er Deit uno
brett bic GanbbeoDlferuHg berbeis
ftr0utt unb nab in Der Stride anges
b0rter greoigt Ith ods treffIits Bier
unS Die oortiger bsIitdtsH 8ratniirIte
fdmefen IdBt. Rehtg DON 2auf Be-
ariibt uns Der md9tige Regel oes Wtoz
siBberges unb, Jpn liegeH laKeno, tomz
men mir mad elmer tgr5eu Spanne 3eit
an ben SUB oes Rptben6erges, oeiien
fIeines Plateau Die Mdusru Der i'm
Seiibe Der 9rafen BON 3oler gspsIe=
men 5eIte Rot9enburg umgirtsn. Sn
elmer balben Stunne 1T Der Berg err
itiegen uRo mir perneT fir bfeIe Wiibe
ourf cine prd9tige gusIiht entI4Gz
oi9t, bic Bis an bic QualGifer oes
Si4teIge6irges reiTt. Die gerpaltigen
llebetreite Der Sortifitatipn, DEFENDERS
Del chsmaIige G;ngur9 5u nerFslbsn gee
boreE benz i'm Sabre 1740 nab Der
Scee 8aubans ailsgsfifrten ReubdI
Der Seine an, tpe!4e 1903 I'M hapriiasn
G:efnI5ctriege geI4Ietft fruros. %ebt
l2iro reben ben a%l!ersgruuer, SerslIe.
nsn Wtauern cine empfsEtenspsytfe
Birtbi4dft 6etrieben uno an Der
Gteas, no emit iaAreldng 9efangens
iii cen SaIematter i6ma6teten, tlins
a:n iss. gar fr0bli8 biz nit BEN tD[<
liaeu SAB gefiQten 9IdIer-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-24

Riirnbsrg. SIN s~peitsn m~urtSrdfli,
den ariege ~SeritDrte iie 1868 IIbreAt
@ailes, ite rourbe isooA bon ben
Riirn6ergern pieoer aufsebaut. Die
9lusii9t DON SobsnIteiH 5dblt nit gu
ben i9DnTtsn, pe!de Die S06en Der
iogenannten Iiirnberger S4psi5 GEE
pdbren. aoI9ieb nebmeno Don Der
iagenumtpobenen 8urg lenten mir unz
fere S9ritte nah @IdeHba4, bas, i'm
sbal selegen, Dor benz NorOs unb Ofts
pino gei9iiBt lit unb Oes9ul6 BON
aurgdIten nit 9orliebe aufgeIu4t
ipiro. Die Stride DON @IGeRbu4 GEE
bort in ibrsr isBissn 9auart Dem Oiers
ssbnten Sabrbunoert an, sei9t ieooA
i'm Snnsrn nod ReIte rOmanii4er
DanOmaIere;en. giagelpeibs Duroe lie
bereits i'm Sabre 1859 pom 9ii4of
@unoatar bon Gi9itdtt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-24
GbenSfrtebe.
Son Suopi0 Gibruot.

Gdpsbe, Mpuo, i'm tisfen Slau
llsber 9ergesb6bn,
SpruoIe WaHsr, bIinte S6au -.
Nddt. pie biIt bu I4Dn!
Spiegle, SEE, ben reinen StrabG;
Sriebe atbmeno limb
Sur9 oas p~ieIsn1eIe S6al
Wale, tpeiher Wino!
Wie bur4 einen 3uuberi9lag
Bin ih umgeItimmt
Dor @eodnten, bic Der Gag
9ringt uno Disoer nimmt.
Sab es aud elm Sterben gibt,
Gibr i'd p6ne Sdmer3,
Dus id Iiebe, tpas mid Iie6t,
Gsbt mir ItiI Our4's Sers.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-24

9tuf ntr retten Settle bes 6IuNea
ttei5ena, manosrn mir i6er bic Ioges
ndnute 6oubirg. c;nen gse1ian!idea
8aa mi. SabtIs:ten 8~rab9Isein uno
elmer aerrIiter Giora. Nig tomHeu
Eie.daf Oh benz StGothen SersbrId
ooriiber su osm malerii3 gelsJ:Ren
3uRnItein. Der a.ten, 1000 SUB Lo.3
oeltgeneu 9urgruine, bic melt in oas
SaRo hinsin ihuut. Der Gage aaa
mir oe: SubenItein einTt i'm 9eiib ats
mGatissn Gsi4leats Der SobenItagien
uno bel unsliidli4e SonraOin IoQ pcg
ie;nsm s3uge nab Stalisn i'm Sabre
1908 bort iein SsFament semadt has
ben. Spdter lam bic Burg in BEN
9eliB BON S0bmeu, oann erbieIt fs
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unerpdrtete Grad

11nerpartete gradns
sung. n0snte Dir, Wdma, Gts i'd
meinsm Manns iasts, baB 9u auf elm
paar Wofsn gu Ssiu9 tommen tpiirs
bsIt. bro6te e." nYfui i6sr feline
9ruta!itdt 49," - .2ab mid nur
ausrsOen: orpbte er, auf Der Stsle
umSufduen!
Nus Der S6uIe. 2e6rer:
Sage mir, SriBhsn, tpts babsn bic
SDbne Sato6s ibrsn 9ruber SoI:f
p%srtauft?" - 5risaeu: .9ist gu
biqis!!"
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Cine 8icfcnfarfofcl.

Do6I bi: ss0Bts unb IapsrIte &ars
toffeI, bic is s:3ii4tst purOs. 1T BON
einsm hi 2oDlano. Sal, lebsnoen sSurs
mer. Namens :. 9. Span, geerntet
tuoroen. 0ieisr mG9tigs Groapfsl,
bon Der Sorte Der Maggie Murpbp's,
lit % 3oa lang, miBt IA SOL i'm
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-24

Neubdu s NIT @etbenFein.
maleriif.n qn6!id. Reu6aus iel6H
lit Elm uraIter Rarttfieden; feline Sc.
itiGts ,sid)t Biz in oas Sabr 1907
:uriit. mo er i'm 9eIibe oes 8iiaofa
Oon Sambers mar. Den SaluB IN.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-24
g IN NIT Der Giefentur'
tpffeI.

uab pisgt niat tpenige.
ais sc Pfunb 10 un5sn. SIR. SpaH
vt i6on ieit Sabren oafiir betannt, riss
isnbufte Srii6te jegli9sr 4rt in @ars
ten unb i5eIo gu 3tsbsn, nit bitier &ars
tOffel absr mDdts er iia ielbIt iibsrbo>
ten BADEN. @ntgegsn Gem heutiteH
Gpri9port. oas oas @knie Der gausrD
nab Der @rDBs ibrsr SartOffsEN bsurz
tbeilt. lit SIR. SpGn Elm beisr unb
&opf, Der isiH sad DON SruHb
aus peritebt.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-21

Alexander Badlan. of San Francisco,
one of the stockholders Of the Bullion
Beck and Champion Mining company,
arrived in the city yesterday morning
and is registered at the Knutsford,
where he will probably be for some
days. The coming Of the gentleman
was entirely unannounced and his
presence here has given rise to the as
sumption that there is something in
the wind connected with the affairs of
the Bullion-Beck. There was no end
of rumorS regarding the company yes
terday, but none of them took definite
form, except that Mr.. Badlam made
the announcement that If there is any
law or justice i'm the land he will yet
break UP THE recent sale of the Caro-
line mine by John Beck to the COM
pany, for the sum of S135, 900. AS is
pretty generally known, the gentleman
has always taken the position that
this property should of right belong to
the company and his suit in interven-
ton, Involving the title Of THE mine
IS now before the courts and will soon
be called up in it's regular order, if
The plans of MIR. Badlam do not go
astray. To a Herald reporter he stated
that he looked upon the purchase
as a very questionable one and a. COM
plete expose CT the plans of those who
put the deal through would yet be
made. He declined to outline his plan
OF cam paign until competent attorneys
nave passed upon the several ques-
ttons involved. During the greater por-
ton of the day, the gentleman was in
consultation with his attorney, Judge
Sutherland, and 1t is presumed that
Same move will be made one way or
the other within the next day or two.
The purchase of the Caroline mine
was made by the board of directors of
the company some two months ago.
the amount paid being S135,000, and
since the date of the deal the company
has paid no dividends. This failure
70 make distribution of earnings is
GRAINED by the directors to be due to
accrufng mill expense payments, can
collation. of judgments and court costs
and retirement of Caroline notes. The
Caroline purchase was made upon the
advice of competent counsel and after
the merits of the pending suits had
Deen carefully examined into, accord !
ing to report. Mr.. Badlam does NOT
seem TO be willing to accept the state |
ment that the company suit against
MI. Beck can not hold, however, and, |
as VIII be CLEANED from his statement.
he is prepared ito wage a merry war.
When he was in the city some months
ago the gentleman gave formal notice |
10 the members of the board of dir,ec |
tors that he would hold them person. |
ally responsible for any damage the |
company might sustain through the
purchase of the Caroline.
Tt was stated yesterday that a. very
good strike had just lseen made in tina
Beck.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-21
WILL PRESS THE POINT.
Spanish Iron Ores to De Moved by
Teams.


The Iessees of the Old Spanish mine
in Bingham, say they are determined
to make shipments of their iron ores
TO the valley smelters by teams if the
Rio Grande Western persists in de-
handing the sum of S12O per ton for
by them. 1t seems that the contrac-
tor who last week decided that he
would do the work for s1.50 per ton,
taking the ore from the dump to the
smelters, has now crawfished, for just
what reason is not generally known,
although those on the inside have
their suspicious. Not at all discour-
aged, however, the Spanish people
say they will do some more skirmish-
ing and put the line of teams on in
opposition to the railroad. 1t is anti
cipated that the first movement by
team will take place within the next
six days.
Those who should be in a position
to know, state that last week the Rio
Grande Western sent one of its repre-
sentatives out to Bingham for the
purpose of accommodating the situa
ton there and it is reported that this
person made the statement to one of
the leasers of the Spanish that If they
did not recede from their position the
Rio Grande Western would shut them
out from the smelters with their iron
ores by delivering iron ores from the
Tintic free Of charge. The gentle
man addressed replied with the state
ment that they had starved for forty
years and could still stand it few
years longer if necessary, but they
would go right on with the teaming
just the same.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-21
PIXIE OPERA co.
An Excellent Performance at the
Grand Last Night

Light comic opera is a class Of enter
tainment that we have only been subject
ed to at very long intervals; consequent
ly, the Inauguration OF summer opera at
the Grand is likely TO meet with strong
approval by the majority OF Salt Lakes
inhabitants. An unusually generous first
night audience was in attendance last
evening to witness the initial perform4
ance at the Grand Opera house or
ChaSSaigne'S comic opera, ''Falka-" The
company is in many instances q strong
one, comprising as it does pretty faces,
dainty forms and tine voices. The prlma
donna Louise Manfred Pyke, is a be-
witching mOrSel OF humanity, both pretty
and piquant, and possesses a fresh bid
clearness. She is also bright little aet-
ress. Her imperSOnauOn OF Falka, the
wilful schoolgirl and niece Of tolbach,
was spirited and unaffected. Her COS
tunes were also very .tatty and becon-
Bolislas. chief of the Tzigans. played by
Winfield Blake. was another cIeverly car
ried out portrayal. Mr.. Blake has a good
stage presence and a delightful voice, rich
mellow and powerful. His makeup as a
bloodthirsty bandit, although somewhat
His rendition of "A Bandits Life" was a
gem, and called for repeated encOres.
Mr.. Blake at one time resided here, and
has many warm personal friends IN Salt
Lake.
Helen Salinger, as sister Of Bolislas.
and in vigorous pursuit of a husband IN
the shape of Sancrea, nephew 10 FOL
bach, also made a very favorable impress
sion upon her audience. She is pleasing
in face and possesses most alluring grace
of pose and movement
Al Leech was extremely funny as the
irascible, peppery old military governor OF
Mongratz. His giving of a Little Bunch
of Whiskers on his Chin" fairly brought
down the house.
The Lay Brother Pelican of George Bird
and the Iove-sick student of Arthur
Rovce, were both humorOusly- drawn
tons, and served to keep the
audience in perpetual merriment.
The chorus is not the finest vocally, that
we have had in our city, nor by any
means the shapeliest but at the same
time are not deserving of severe criticism.
The costumes of both principals and cho-
rus in the opera of "Falka" We're novel
and becoming. The scenery was also good
and we'll arranged.
The music of the opera is light an3
airy with one or two haunting refraSas
running through it. We may say ttEs
''Falka'' is likely to prove a decided su%
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-21

ment of active operations in this city.
to the plant of the company. At the
latter place Acting Manager Flint
ham will hereafter be found during
working hours, while Secretary Tully
will have his desk in the office Of
Dey & Street. This change was DEEM
ed advisable by the local officers Of the
company, in view of the absence OF
cash and the unsettled condition of
the affairs Of the company.
Since the receipt of very unsatis-
factory letter. which conveyed no in
formation of definite character,
nothing has ben heard from members
of the company who are in the east.
The several cases which are pending
in the courts are not likely TO be
reached before the September term of
court, the judge having decided that
he can not hear them this month or
next. AS stated some time ago by the
Herald, there is a general feeling
among the creditors of the company
that a receiver should be appointed,
and it is not at all unlikely that a
move to secure one will be long
in coming. 1t is hardly probable that
there would be any serious contest
of a motion for receiver.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-21
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cAssABIANcA REVISED.

The boy stood on the packets deck
When all had fed below,
OF sea-sickness he did not reck-
It's pangs he did not know.
And so he staggered in his tread
AS naughty as a shah,
A creature with swollen head
Who would not mind his pa.
The boat was off, he would not 90.
Despite his fathers word;
That father, having drinks below
No more his joys deferred.
So, though the dust flew thick and white
Without the harbor bar,
Quoth he: "Ill have a jolly nightp'
And lit a big cigar.
"ohl come below the steward cried.
'And drink some bottled beer:''
The whistiing shrouds alone replied
The boy was much too queer
He felt the deck beneath his feet
Begin to heave and drop,
And, sinking Imply on a seat,
He wildly shouted 'Stopr'
And shouted not another word,
For. dropping past the light,
The boat was scudding like a bird
Through inky depths Of night
She reeled and shuddered through the
The wind did snort and puff,
And, as the daily papers say,
"Cross-channel passage rough"
There came a grewsome lurch to leeward:
The boy, o! where was he
Ask of the waves or ask the steward
Ask any one but me.
Pulled up with vain and foolish pride.
Full grievously he sinned:
But the surest thing to humble ''side"
-Pick-Me-Up.