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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-09

The veteran New York editor, who has
just died. He was for forty years the
editor of the Journal of Commerce. He
was born in 1877 and during his entire
newspaper career had the unique dis
tinction of never having made an enc
my. He was philanthropist and in a
quiet way accomplished a remarkable
amount of good among the poor of
New York.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-09
WHERE GUNS FLASHED.

Pittsburg. April S.-This morning, a
free for all fight in which pistols were |
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-09
WITH THE SPORTS

Chicago, April S.-The S-round contest
between Dan Creedon and Henry Baker.
qnIo sISueIIL 9ql 9IoJ5q Uo 9uIeo uoruM
had Baker groggy in the second round
but was unable to put his man cut
From the second round on, honors were
evenly divided.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-20
knights of Pythias.

Narragansett Lodge will hold q basket
party Friday evening, April 20.
Enterprise Lodge held its last social
event Thursday evening. IL a basket par
ty in B. It. Hall, and was pleasing sue
cess.
over 300 members of Eureka, Howard
and other lodges, accompanied by mos. Of
the officers OF the Grand Lodge, made a
fraternsl visit to Burnside Lodge at Bris-
tol tuesday evening. There was an abun-
dance OF red fire, and good things to eat,
speeches by the grand officers and others.
The return trip Was made at midnight.
The rank OF page was given one oandi-
date In Howard Lodge Wednesday even
ing.
The rank of esquire and knight was
given one candidate, and permission given
one applicant TO receive the rank of page
IN Elmwood Lodge Wednesday evening.
The anniversary committee reported
progress.
The lodge room of Palestine Lodge was
filed TO ooverfiowing with the friends OF the
lodge, Monday evening, In response to an
invitation rendered by The Ladies Auxil-
iary. A delicious supper was served to all
corners early and late, but dancing was
the leading attraction. The affair came
TO an end at o'clock.
There was a large attendance at What
Cheer Lodge Monday evening. There was
a number OF visitors, including quite a
delegation from Rhode Island Lodge The
guest Of the evening was Brother Il. X.
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American Mechanics.

The third degree was given two candi-
dates In Lincoln Council, Thursday even
ing. There will be work In the first de-
gree Thursday evening.
A number of candidates will be ini-
tisted at the next session of Hope Coun-
Gil, Daug hters of Liberty.
On Thursday evening 200 or more of the
members of Garfield and Columbia coun-
ellis, accompanied by the second degree
team Of the former and the third degree
team of the other council, made frater-
nal visit to Roger Williams Council
at Woonsocket whore the second
degree was conferred upon six
nine candidates, the work being done by
the visiting degree teams. At the close
of the session supper was served. The
visitors departed for home about 2 O'Clock
in the morning.
The second degree was conferred upon
three candidates in Columbia Council
Monday evening.
America Council has two candidates for
the first degree Tuesday evening.
The officers OF the State Council held
their final meeting for their term Monday
evening, when all bills and other business
for the year were settled.
National Councillor w. 8. Simmons of
Connecticut and National Secretary John
Server of Pennsylvania will probably be
the guests of the State Council Tuesday.
The field day committee of 1894 will
make its final report to the State Council,
Tuesday.
A national representative will be elected
by the State Council, ut its meeting in
Sterling Hall, next Tuesday forenoon.
Mashapaug Council will hold short
session Monday evening, after which a
free entertainment will be given in con-
junction with Lucy Hayes Council,
Daug ghters of Liberty.
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An Exciting Episode.

NORTH ADAMS, April 20. = Officer
Dinen of this place, Rev. Father NJ AN OF
Adams and Lawyer Maginis Of dams
had an exciting time at North Pownal
W., yesterday, trying to arrest n young
man named Clark, who was wanted as
witness I'm an illegal liquor case, ten trials
having been postponed from time to time
on account Of the absence Of this witness.
Clark was located at the North PownA
House. Clark's room was in the second
story OF the building, and he jumped from
tho window and ran for liberty The
officer, however, overlook him, and In the
melee which followed, the officer was
struck over the head with club in the
hands OF ono OF the crowd which had col.
lected. Officer Dlnen lies in critical oon.
dition. The party returned to North
Adams without their nian.
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Taylor, Calantha Lodge OF Savannah,
Georgia. Brother Taylor was q stranger In
the East, and had not had an opportunity
OF seeing degree work done by down
Eastsrs," and at his request the rank OF
page was exemplihed. lie expressed him
self as being more than satisfied with the
work, and for tho hearty welcome given
him. Brother Taylor Is = commercial man
and q pleasant speaker.
The third rank was given one esquire In
Palestine Lodge Tuesday evening.
Grand Keeper Of Records and Seai w.
OF the revised constitution OF the grand
and subordinate lodges which wiii DC ois-
tributed the coming week.
Supreme Representative Charles A. Lee
has been confined to his residence at Paw
tucket during the week by illness.
The session Of the Grand Lodge OF
Massachusetts, will be held In Boston,
Wednesday, May %. A monster parade
will be made the precedi ing day.
At the session of Howard Lodge Wed
pesday evening the rank of page was con-
ferred upon ono candidate, one applica-
tion for mem bership received and permis-
sian given one applicant 10 receive tne
memory OF deceased brothers, who were
lost at sea Jan. 26, will be held In st.
Mary's Church, East Providence, Sunday,
April 28.
Sterling Division met Thursday even
ing instead of Friday, as the armory was
otherwise engaged. Two applications
for membership were received.
Perseverance, Division will attend
church next Sunday evening.
The renk of knight was conferred upon
two candidates and one application for
mem bership was received in 81. George
Lodge Wednesday evening.
The officers OF the Grard Lodge and all
past grand chancellors OF this State have
been invited to attend the 22d anniversary
of Sumner Lodge OF Attleboro, which
occurs Thursday, May 2.
Beginning with next Monday evening
Smithonian Lodge will meet Monday eve
nings instead of Tuesday evening as In
the past. An entertainment will be held
In Colonial Hall Thursday evening.
Delegations from Smithonian and En-
terprise lodges visited st. George Lodge
Wednesday evening.
Owing to the large amount OF sickness
among the members of Rhode Island
Lodge it has been decided not TO have the
celebration of the sixth anniversary OF
the lodge, which was to have taken place
last Tuesday evening. There will be work
in the rank of page Monday evening.
The different divisions of the Uniform
Rank have been invited by Perseverance
Division, and in most cases the invitation
has been accepted, to attend services at
the Broadway Baptist Church tomorrow
at 3 o'clock.
Grand PrelateS 8. A. Holman OF Massa-
chusetts attended the session OF ST.
Johns Lodge Thursday evening.
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Naval Veterans.

Farragut Association will hold its
grand dog watch tonight at their hall, rs
Eddy street. A short time will be
allowed for dancing at the conclu-
sion of the supper and speech max
ing. Past Admiral Osbon has been in :
duced to come on from New York.
Rear Admiral Francis Allen and Past Ad-
miral Wells will be on from Hartford,
Conn. Shipmates, turn out; don't miss a
good time. The Ladies Of the Naval Vet
Grams will be on deck, and see that every
one is served.
Surgeon Traver, Past Division Chief,
William II. Place, Admiral's Aid Joseph
Chase, Paymaster Erdix +. Dustin and
Past Chaplain George Taylor attended
services at Berkely Temple, Boston, Mass,
last Sunday.
General orders will now be promul-
gated every month.
Shipmates from the Cumberland Asso-
citation OF Naval Veterans are expected to
attend the dog watch.
Several invitations have been received
already to attend divine service on Me-
mortal Day.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-20

"Charley's Aunt" will make Providence
playgocrs laugh long and loud. A correct
idea OF its mirthprovoking powers will
be formed Monday evening in this city at
the Providence Opers House.
There is no question that IL has made
London laugh for nearly three years, and
il has been for that period, and still re-
mains, the most popular piece in the
English metropolis.
In New York /. ran 800 nights and ii is
conceded the funniest comedy which
Gotham has laughed at in a decade.
Boston had IL on for five months and 1t
has just completed four months engage
ment in Chicago. II Is being played In
Russia, Paris, Italy, Australia, South
Africa and Berlin.
Brandon Thomas, the author OF "Char-
leys Aunt" struck a comparatively novel
idea. A novelty is what udiences, and
mors particularly American audiences,
hunger for. Give them a novelty and
they will flock to the theater ifthe novel
ty be amusing or Interesting. Mr.. Thorn
as has given them an amusing novelty,
and having done so the reward has proved
exceedingly great in a financial way.
A couple OF young fellows invited their
sweethearts to take tea with them in
luclK hphTtfutut ~ Coiickc, tho
ment to be made quite proper by the pres
ence OF q very wealthy widow, who is
on her way from Brazil to
visit her nephew, an Undergraduate
in the same institution. When the time
for the tea arrives the young fellows learn
that the widow has missed connections
and will not be able to reach the college
until Q couple Of hours later.
They don't want to give up the pleas
ure OF their sweethearts' society, and they
know that the girls will not remain un-
less properly chaperoned. In this ex-
tremity they persuade a chum to imper-
senate the widow. He consents to do SO
for time and the tea continues.
Before the tea is over, however, num-
ber OF persons appear and the disguised
and unhappy youth is forced to submit to
. number Of introductions, being called
by his fellow conspirators Charley's
Aunt.
Now, that this aunt is known to be
worth several millions, suitors appear at
once and make violent love to the dis
guished undergraduate. Fresh compli-
cations follow rapidly and the audience
Is kept In a constant state of laug hter.
The original Boston company seen here
last season will appear at this engage
ment.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-20

In Boston, viii be presented by "B. +.
Keith's Own Great Company of American
and European Speciality Stars" The list
Of performers is assurance enough that
the promise of the management will be
fulfilled, as regards the quality of the
show. Providence has never had the op-
portunity OF seeing quite as strong
vaudeville entertainment as Mr.. Keith has
especially arranged for his patrons next
week. He says II is the best, the
biggest, the strongest. novelty and
specially bill that has ever been offered
IN this city. The artists are at the very
top OF their profession and they are the
highest salaried performers on the boards.
Every srtist has an international reputa-
zion. There's Maggie Cline, known the
wide world over as the Irish Queen. She
80 by all odds the best Celtic comedienne
on the stage and her singing OF "T'row Him
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-20
Pythian SisterhOod.

Hermione Assembly held a pleasant af-
fair in Oriental Hall Monday evening. A
tempting supper was served from 8 to s 80
o'clock, the ladies OF the assembly acting
as attendants. This was followed by a
season of dancing, which was in charge OF
the social committee.
Sister Lydia Woodward will entertain
the members of the popular Y. r. b.
Club, at her home on Cranston street,
Monday evening. Tea will be served
from to o'clock.
At the session of the Grand Assembly n
committee was appointed from each
subordinate assembly to arrange for a
union ball. That committee has selected
Wednesday evening, May 8, for the date.
The affair will be held In Oriental Hall
corner of Westminster and Dean streets.
Grand Chancellor Mrs. Walter Scott
and suite will make an official visit to
the subordinate assem- blies as follows:
Hermione Assembly, May @; Charlotte
Ward, May II; Elmwood, May Is; Nara
gansett, May IS; Calanthe, May %.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-20

Dut that doesn't alter his peerless dane
Ing and singing The time was when
Billy Emerson couldn't be beat, and the
New York Sun the other day said he was
Just as good and clever as ever. Bunth
and kudd are new comers here, but they
are bound TO be great favorites.
They were the talk OF all Europe because
Of their extremely comicsl and grotesque
, antics. In their burlesque magical act
tbis pair are simply irresistible. The
Barre troupe, q quartet OF Parisian musi-
/ clans, whose speciality is q combination OF
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Rathbonc sisters.

Lucretia Temple met last wednesday
evening with good attendance. One ap-
plicstion for membership WAS received.
Sisters Reed and Ingham were reported
improving. Visitors were present from
May Temple. The Inter-Se society will
meet with Sister Jennie Clegg, next
Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Beacon Light Temple will hold its reg
ular meeting Wednesday afternoon ut
O'Clock instead OF In the evening, "a the
entertainment committee have arranged
for and will give a musical and literary
entertainment in the evening tha: will be
followed by q social hop with music by
the National Band Orchestra.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-20

Down McCIoskey" long
ago brought her fame.
And Billy Emerson.
Who hasn't heard OF
Billy, the great min
strel? They call him
the Beau Brummel OF
Aiinstrelsy, and the
Millionaire Minstrel,
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Stricken with Yerfirn.

INDIASAPoLIs, April ~. 90 While out
walking last evening ex.Governor Albert
u. Porter fell TO the pavement uncon-
scious, Suffering from an acute attack Of
vertigo. Mr. Porter has represented the
United states at the Italian court Whllo
no immediate results OF serious nature
arc anticipated, Mr. Porter advanced age
will retsrd his speedy recovery.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-20

A RED letter week, in
deed, it undou btedly will
be, at b. +. Keith's Opera
House commencing Mon
day next, April %. One
OF those particularly
pleasing and diverting
entertainments, which
have made the name OF
Keith famous and which
have brought triumph to
the magnificent new
fhaatar han rim c hat mama
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-20

In search OF pleasure or business. should be
preceded by The purchase OF natures great In
vi2orator, Hosieffer's stomach Bitters. the
best and most genial medicinal safeguard
IN existence. Mariners miners. commercial
1raveiers. tourists. and all who travel by land
o. sea. speak Of ID IN the highest terms Ma
5a<is. biliousness. constipation. Indigestion.
rheumatism. nervousness and kidney trouble
ere remcdled BY II.
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Visit Auburn Plateau Sunday.
HONEST MONEY LEAGUE.

CHICAGO, Aprii 20-An organization to
counteract the free coinage movement in
Illinois is being formed at the Palmer
House. IL will be styled the Honest
Money league. The leading spirits in the
new movement are men who have OF late
become Identified with the administra-
lions opposition to the 10 to idea II Is
proposed to combat the AL geld plan for a
free silver convention all over the state.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-20
IIch Nor.

The warrior degree team from King
Phhip Tribe g. charge OF Past ;s,chem NJ.
-. Antnony IrSgs q visib 30 Wamsitta
ttibe Monday cvsricg sld conferred the
degree upoG ono csndidstc, after which
supper whs sCTvad. 4acfD sill bo work
in the chiefs degree Monday evoalng.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-20

One of the cleverest deceptions ever
perpetrated upon an audience was that
practiced by Lydia Dreams" billee with
Tony Pastors company as the "oniy fe-
male ventriloquist." "Miss" Dreams Is
a very clever performer, and besides her
ventriloquial feats, she also draws some
lightning sketches. 1t is the wonder OF
the audiences that a woman should be
able TO change her voice TO such harsh
tone as she often employs, and the sus-
picion that "she" is a man never seems 10
enter their minds. But such is the case,
nevert heless. 'She' is the husband OF
Miss Mauer, the young lady who accom-
panies "her" in "her" feats.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-20

Excelsior Lodge, Knights OF Honor,
showed an increasing attendance and ac-
tive interest in the work OF the order at
the meeting last evening. There are sew
eraI --sm bers still on the sick list. but
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Danger plmlnls,.lnR.

CANTON. April % The American mis-
sionarles are returning to Kalzum, 3JC
miles to the north. No danger is feared.
The Chinese In Canton are becoming moro
insulting " the Foreigners
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-20

the outlook is quite cheerful. The anni-
versary OF tho lodge will be celebrated in
May. The Field Day Association re-
ceived some attcnilCu. The official circu-
lar of the grand dictator will bs consid-
cred at the next meeting. The whist tn
bles were well patronizcd previous to tue
session. Coffee ana doughnuts will close
the next meeting.
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Bartlett, tenor, Mr.. Lou y. Brine. baritonei Mr.
H. l.. Martin, bass.
Mad Scene from "Lucia' .......... Donixctl
Madame Melba. flute obligato by Mons ch. Mole)
aspiring Fantasy" (hrst time IN Ameriea). ...oade
For quartet, piano solo and orchestra,
Miss Annie j. Moulton, sopranos Mr.. Bartlett
fenor; Miss Flagg. contralto; Mr. Brine bari-
tone.
"Indian Bell Song. Delioes
Madame Melba.
"Gypsy Life". ........ mehumhhh
Chorus and Orchestra.
Waltz, "se Seran Rose" 'Ardiii
Madame Meiba.
"Dream Plctures"......... ............s.. Whltihg
Chorus, Orchestra. and solos by Miss Monlton.
Miss Flagg, Mr.. Bartlett, Mr. Brine.
The orchestra for this concert will be
composed entirely of members of the
Boston Symphony Orchestra.
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relsesy Tbsr. sa.

HALLE Ap.ii - --Ihlstecn members of
q Communists club ia mis- place, who
were arrested on the Charge OF bciongmg
90 q scores society, were yesterday lonnd
guilty and sentcns.l % impr.s9n ment.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-20
Modern China.

SHANGHAI, April 2O.-It Is reported here
that the new places that have TO be opened
10 fsreign commercs are Chen. Chu. Kai
Fong. .fu, Pekln, Shao. King and Huchow.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-20

high class instru mental selections with
the peculiar French idea OF comedy and
facial comicality. John 9. Rice and Sally
Cohen, who were in Providence several
weeks ago with sold Hoss" Hoey in
"Flams," do a very neat and dainty sketch
which, as the little boy would say, sis
lots OF fun. The three judges, Ameri-
cas- phenomenal acrobatic trio, will pre-
sent series OF the most difficult gym
nastic evolutions and graceful posturing
ever witnessed in Providence; A. o. Dun
cass. the only AL ventriloquist now on
the stage and a natural comedian; Gilbert
Sarony, the caricaturist, in his great char
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-20

Charles II. Hoyt's "a Temperance
Town" will be presented at Keith's dur
ing the week OF May 6. This company is
now playing a. the Park Theater, Boston,
end the engagement at Keith's Opera
House will mark the first introduction OF
the hoyt farces to the patrons of that
popular priced house.
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Surely that's bill that ought to pack the
popular Keiths Opera House nightly.
The sale Of seats is now progressing and
the management lays especial stress on
the announcement that the matinees,
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, are
particularly convenient for the ladies and
children. Although this bill calls for
greal additional expense, not a cent OF
advance mas been made and the prices
still remain at the same old popular fig
ures, rs, 80 and 80 cents.
At Trowbridges Star Theater during
the coming week q strong company,
headed by the emotional actress, Miss
Etelka Wsrdell, will present the scenic
melodrama entitled "The Diamond
Breaker" The play deals with
life in the Allegheny noun
tain regions aud contains many sensa-
tional scenes and incidents peculiar to
those rough sections. The most notable
is that which represents q ponderous coal
crushing machine in full operation. The
hero is thrown into the chute which car
ries the coal and is saved from destruction
only in the nick OF time.
AuOIneT scene SHOWS Iue courtyard Oh
an insane asylum, where q cruel warden Is
much in evidence, and still another has TO
do with moonshiners and their efforts to
dodge the minions OF the Government.
Miss Werdwell in the star role has
strong character.
There is rich vein of comedy running
throughout the piece, and in tbs role of
the regro the inimitable comedian, John
AZ .,uf f.,r Tfo mil
include Miss Alice Keane, Miss
Leah starr, Miss Katherine Angus, j.
Francis Kirke, Lester Lonergan. James X.
Geiger and other favorites.
"The Police Inspector" Is to be pro-
duced at Trowbridge's Star Theater
under the direction OF Gerald Il Martin
during the week beginning April 20.
The "Ladies Club" will meet at the
Westminster Theater every afternoon and
evening OF next week, and everyone who
enjoys music and laug hter will attend.
Nadine is among the members OF the
club and will reproduce the dance
la gymnaise, one OF the sensations
from the Midway Plsissnce, and
IN huultlOu 10 Inhb Tue 1aNOrlte,
now on leave OF absence, will give all the
bewitching dances OF the Orient. And
besides all the other attractions the girls
OF the company, robed in o thin veneer OF
bronze paint, will pose in living pictures,
representing some of the best works OF
the old masters.
The show concludes with the burletta
entitled "Green Room Gossip" showing
twenty merry maidens before their mir
rors and other sights behind the scenes
that will make an evening at this thsater
attractive.
The programs for the Arion Festival on
May and are as follows;
Mr. Ben Davies. male chorus aad orchestra
-Polonaise" from "Mignon" ............... Thomas
Madame Lillian Nordica
"spinning Chorns" from The Flying Dutch.
man".-.......... .s.... ..sss...ss..... wagner
Female Chorus.
aria. selected
Miss Gertrude May Stein.
Barbara Frietchie0 Jordan
Madame Nordica, Chorus and Orchestra
Recitatlve and Aria .....
Deeper and Deeper stiilr........ Handel
Nj. Davies.
Madame Norjica md Chorus
NAY = eRAsp mELsA coScERr
"rhe First walpurgis Night" ........ .Mendelssohn
solos BY Miss Luens T'sgs. oontfslto; Mr. :. Q
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-20

Signors Eleanora Duse, the actress,
signed a contract in Paris on Monday last
with Harry Miner OF New York, for
tour of the United States, which will be-
gin in November next at the Fifth Avenue
Theater, New York city.
Signora Duse will be supported by her
own company.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-20

Delightful ashore Acres" with James
A. Herne in his famous and lovable crea-
tion, will be seen at the Providence Opera
House for three evenings, beginning May
3d. The play reveals what is almost the
perfection of art, because it is SO like the
life with which 1t deals.