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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-06-07
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-06-07

Following is the programme for the
band concert at Fort Douglas at 4:30
p. m. today:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-06-07

himself that his company had come out
among the winners. No heavy money
had been made, but the only actual
losing weeks having been the first four
last August and September, when the
intense heat and playing against Buff
falo Bill and Barnum's circus kept the
record down. The recent trouble in
California, of which considerable has
been printed, had amounted to moth
ing at ALL a disgruntled business man
ager, whose services had been dis
pensed with, had rushed into print to
try and hurt the company, but his at
tempt had failed; the truth was, said
Mr.. Royle, that when the summer sea-
son opened, the members of the COM
pany had been asked to continue at re-
duced salaries, which they were all
very glad to do 1t is the usual thing
after season of twenty-five or thirty
weeks at full salaries, for company
to accept less in order to have the sea-
! son run on, as everyone knows there is
not the money in thea tricals as soon
as the heated term begins that there
was before. Mr.. Royle said he had
paid thirty weeks full salaries, longer
! than the average, and there had not
been the slightest trouble among the
members when the summer schedule
went into effect The season was filled
out as originally booked and it closed
in Montana, where business had been
very good. Mr.. Royle has not decided
when his fall opening will occur.
He had had offers from New York to
to put on Mexico" (ncw known as
Captain Impudence") early in the
season, but he had declined all such
! overtures, for the reason that he had
made I'D his mind not to open till af-
ter the presidential election was over.
During the campaign, he knew from
experience, that theatricals were simply
paralyzed. For that reason he would
not open before November. The time
between now and then he and Mrs.
Royle would either spend in Salt Lake,
or, after two or three weeks rest, they
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-06-07
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Any persons knowing themselves to
be troubled with tape worm no matter
of how long standing or how many
times it has been tampered with. No
matter the age, from the babe to the
adult
If you will call on Mr. G. W. Smith.
the agent for the Shaker doctor at
room No. 20 Walker house, he will give
you Shaker Specific, without money or
without price, that will remove head
and all complete, without sickness.
without pain, without fasting, without
inconvenience or loss to business. We
oller one thousand dollars for any
medicine that will do the same worls
The proposition of free removal Of
TAPE WORM viii hold good only for
the first two or three callers, knowing
themselves positively to be troubled
with the same. 'D-eu
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-06-07

when that company appears at the
theatre about Christmas time.
Tomorrow night the theatre presents
something out of the ordinary in the
big variety or vaudeville show known
as Hopkins Transatlantic Star
Speciality company why Hopkins, does
not appear. as Robert Fulgora is man
ager director and principal performer.
However, if the show is as pretentious
as it's name, no one will find any fault:
Fulgora viii himself be seen in his
original TRANSPORTATION and lightning
change performance. He is said to
have commanded the highest salary in
his line on the American vaudeville
stage.
His bill is headed by the Austrian
midgets,- Karl and Franz Rossow Karl
Rossow is IS years of age and weighs
1872 pounds. His brother Franz is 20
and his weight % pounds. making them
the smallest men in the world. For
their size they possess enormous
strength and as wrestlers, pugilists and
born comedians they excel. Their ia
Their, who travels with them and takes
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-06-07

Last night practically closed the
season at the Grand as far as Manager
Rogers is concerned, the two perform
ances Of Camille Monday and Tues
day being given as a benefit to the
carnival fund. and the remainder of
the week being dark. The following
Monday Mr.. Royce takes the house for
a week to launch his new enterprise,
and then silence will reign during the
summer solstice. When the curtain
fell last night, Mr.. Rogers celebrated
the end of his second season as a
manager; last season opened on Sep
TENDER 16, and yesterday ended the
thirty-eighth consecutive week, which
is longer than the seasons of many
ambitious travelling companies. The
heaviest financial week has been that
when One Error" was rendered; next
''Niobe" and the "Amazons'' take rank.
The artistic successes have been so
many that il would be difficult te give
any list of them, or to arrange them
in any order of precedence. The whole
town feels q debt of gratitude to the
Grand nanag ement for host of pleas
ant evenings spent during the past
season: we all regret that the closing
time has arrived, and shall all look
forward with anticipations of pleasure
for the re-opening in the fall Camille
had a big matinee turnout yesterday
and the night houses have been good
ell the week.
Madge Carr Cook is the only one of
the Camille" company who will not
appear in the performance this week.
She left last night for San Francisco
to accept a place with the Frawley
company, whose decided success has
been chronicled by The Herald during
the week. Miss Cook begins re-
hearsals of The Charity Ball. tomor-
row, and will appear in that play with
Harry Corson Clarke as her Wis a Wis
next week. Her engagement with
Frawley lasts full year, and she will
probably be seen in Salt Lake again
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-06-07

grand old day at Unity hall. The full
programme is as follows:
Welcome by the President of the Society.
Banquet.
Music-Vocal March. Harmony Glee Club
Toastmaster Hon. C. c.. Goodwin
Music-"Soldier's Farewell.
..............H Harmony Glee Club
Massachusetts and the Day..............
- Response by Nat NJ. Brigham
Solo-'rThe Sword of Bunker Hill,'.
................ Thomas Ashworth
Commonwealth of Utah.
Response by Gov. Heber NJ Wells
Solo-..Boys of the Old Brigade '.....
....................... Horace Ensign
The Individual and the State.
Response by Adalbert L. Hudson
Music-"Tenting Tonight. ..............
The Army and Navy.
Response by Lieut.. Walter <.
Music-.'Battle Hymn of the Republic"
............-..-.-. Harmony Glee Club
The Genius of Americanism. ...--....
Response by Orson F.: Whitney,
MUSIC s h.,a4 con,,iffea !: A AMER IN
of Nat NJ Brigham, Dr. E. S. Wright,
DIR. F. A. Meacham, Dr. George H. Pen
rose, Edward II. Scott and Lieut.. Walter
K. Wright.
Following is the programme for the
p. m. today:
Overture-"L Sirene". .Auber
/ Selection from "Rigoletto" ..........V Verdi
Waltz-''Amorettenta Gung'l
Danza-"The Coquette" ..:............ Sousa
! Medley-"Beyer's Annual Boyer
Religioso-" Endless Praise. ........ Haydn
Columbia patriotic Anthem)
LONDON, June 6.-Since the news of
! the failure of Messrs. Abbey, Grau and
! Schofell reached London many rumors
! have been current that their artists
now under contract to them would
transfer their allegiance to the new
! Imperial Opera company which Colonel
/ Mapleson will take to America in the
autumn. Mapleson's American repre-
sentative now in London claims to
have a cable from New York to the
effect that Abbey will lose the Metro
| politan Opera house and that the
chances are that the Mapleson syndi-
cate will secure it.
At the second Patti concert which
was given at the Albert hall on last
Wednesday, June 8, the prima donna
was assisted by the royal Welsh Ia
! dies choir. She was also supported by
Mesdames Amy Sherwin and Belle
J Cole, Edward Lloyd and Mr.. Stanley.
! E. S. Willard, whose season termin-
| ated at the Garrick theatre last Sat
urday night, will not be again seen in
London for at least twelve months.
His American tour will begin in No
vember next and extend to the follow
ing June. In addition to the new play
1.-The Rogues' Company" which has
been a failure in London, it is under
stood that Mr.. Willard will try and
secure the American rights for Rose
may" which Charles Wyhdham is now
producing at the Criterion.
A bazar in aid of the actors orphan
age fund will be held at the Queens
hall on the afternoon of June 80 and
July l and 2. The function, which
promises to be one of the events of the
season, will be given under the pat
ronage of the Princess of Wales.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-05
Light In tho East.

The st. Louis Republic comment
ing on the New York Worlds ad-
vice to Mckinley that he might as
we'll prepare to meet his doom polit-
ically. says:
The New York Worlds conclus.
ion that the outlook is dark for Nc
kinley's election is a concession
wrung from unwilling lips. The
World, while denouncing Mckinley
ism and the monopolistic combine of
the Hanna syndicate. has on the
money issue vigorously opposed the
election of Bryan. 1t has been con-
spicuous among the eastern demo-
cratic papers which have looked up-
on the Chicago platform IS q luuacv
that would quickly disappear under
the influence OF a campaign of
education. But a calm view
OF the situation in the light
Of the development of the cam.
Paign aud OF the reports of its trusted
correspondents and its own canyasses
has convinced the World that, &C far
from receding. the democratic wave
has been steadily rising. 1t sees in
the accomplished solidarity and union
Of all the forces opposed to the
gold standard practically certain ma
jorities for Bryan and Sewa,l in
states which would be doubtful or
lost to any one parry OF the opposi-
ton.
"The Worlds warning merely
shows that . CLEAN Of intelligence as
to the the real situation in the west
and south has penetrated the minds
OF the anti-Bryau democrats of the
east. Light is breaking on the east.
ern horizon"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-05

Never before have ~e sho~s such
an array Of styles in this Department
The range 10 90 vide that spscs ~jli
not permit Of . descrip,ion-psu.
resi's Bulbs. Jsequsrds ssd Eariish
Wide Vale scrge.. Isroessed No.
mics. cts.
Double fold Brocsded worsseds.
match them soc. only ....,. ,asc
+o-inch small checks In In silt
and Wool. bessiifsl goods 90
retail for isc. only sc
s2-inch Black Mohair figures.
ai~.ys have been good seller.
st sSe. oely lsc
scinch lsisck oily Imported
Serge. worth easy o.. eniy. CSC
to-iech Black brccsde Mohair
figures. vere good sellers OF
Soc. only. ssc
Black velvesecns go much ue.o)
always CSC. only sc
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-05
PRINCE BISMARCK.
SAYS THE ACT OF 1879 WAS TOO
PREClPITATE

And That the German Goveruuess Msss
Review Its Monetary Postslos - The
World Must Return to Bimesallism-
Farmer Must Not Ie Estr.nged.
New York. Sept. ga dispatch TO
The World from London says:
"Moreton Frewen came back today
from the International agricultural
congress at Buda-Pesth- One delegate.
Herr o Kordon. leader Of the Free
Conservative party in the German
reichstag n a neighbor of Prince
Bismarck at Friedrichsruhe. reported
q conversation he had recently with
the prince on the American political
situation. as follows:
Frankly. Mr.. KordoH. I am too
old to 60 to school over the currency
question. but I recognize that. al
though I acted in 1878 ON what I regard
ed as the best advice. my action was
too precipitate. in view of the results
which have followed.
The one class that we cannot az
ford To estrange is the farming class.
If they are convinced. and they assure
you they are convinced. that agricuii-
ural depression is peculiar to these
monetary changes. oar government
must review its position"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-05
Excursion tn Csotou, Ohio.

You are invited 10 Join the excur.
sion to Canton. Ohio. under the aus
pices Of Rock Island county repu bli
. clubs to call on the republican
candidate for president. A special
train OF chair cars and sleepers will
leave Davenport at 100 p. m. Rock
Island l:l5 p. m. and Moline l:2O p.
m, Friday, Oct. 9, via. c., r. I. 4
r. and b & 0. railways. Fare onl,
$40 for round trip. Several hour
will be spent in Chicago witnt ssipe
Chicago day parade. Entire day.
Oct. 10. will be passed in Canton
Return will also be BY special train
reaching home by noon OF Oct. IL.
A commisssry car attached to the
train will serve lunch en- route at
reasonable prices. For full pa~rticu-
lars call on Of address the nearest
c.. r. .. & P. ticket agent. Appli-
cations for berths should be made
early to Charles S. Kerns, Moline,
Ill.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-05
Financial Independence.

Il come to proclaim financial inde-
pendence in a city which saw the dec
laration OF independence signed more
than a hundred years ago. (Applause.)
You say that this city, in which the
f~orefatAers gathered when they were
willing to defy the foreign powers and
declared their independence. you say
this city Is afraid to have financial in
dependence. l shah not declare that
h descendants of our forefathers of
q hundred a e ave sunk so
low unless you write 1t SO at the bal
lot in November. Great applause.)
The issue which Is raised now was
raised before. There were people then
said that We could not obtain in
dependence unless some foreign nations
would help US. There are those who
say 1t today. and those who say it to-
day stand in the same position a.
those who said II then. (Applause.)
The people who . hundred years ago
declared in favor Of fQEslgp sVpremscy
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-05

We viii continue for o moro
week our grand special sale Of din.
uer ware. This Viii subrsce ali Of
o English and Americas Porce-
laios. French sod German Chiaas.
Remember that these goods are eli
fret class sad varrastsa IN everv re-
spect. Can replace pieces n brcten.
We N 10 receipt Of 40 tnvoice Of
Jerdineres from j.. Y. Jedords a Co.
OF Philadelphia. esd vili place them
on sale at once. 10 tkis lot ere
many bee and besosifsl shapes. such
e the Merton. Ribbos. Lavoy aud
Aarioa- These goods are gold
stiPpled asd rssgs 10 sire from z 70
~ inches. prices iron ssc up. A
lev more Of shose Chiss plates 10 &C.
sorted stase q I0c each.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-05

In view of the hasty and vigorous
unfounded denials of articles appear
ing in the press Of this country. and
correctly attributed to the London
Financial News, on the English view
OF free coinage. the following which
appeared in the Chicago Tribune OF
Saturday, under date Of London, Oct.
2. with copyright 1896, by the
Press Publishing company, New
York World" is pertinent; 1.-The
World correspondent examined to.
day q file of the Financial News in it's
ofiics. and quotes the following ex-
tract from an edite rial in its issue Of
April 81. 1894: There can be no
doubt about it that If the United
States were to adopt q silver basis
tomorrow. British trade would be
ruined before q year was out, for
American industry would be protect.
ed. not only at home, but in every
other market"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-05
The Oily MenhAdsa.

the oily character Of the menhaden
is familiar. 1t is caught for its oil.
which is tried ont in factories. Menha-
den fishermen use purse nets. which are
tarred to preserve them. To keep their
hands from sticking TO the tarrcd nets
they rub on them a freshly caught men,
haden. handling it somewhat as they
would q cake Of soap. so oily 10 the
menhaden that the simple pressure thus
applied is enough to bring through
the scales oil sufficient for the purpose.
New York Sun.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-05

| Extracts from the P~hilaAelphia Speech e
the Democratic Candidate.
1.-The agitation of free coinage will
! never cease in this country until the
gold standard is driven back to Eng
land"
Every enemy Of good government
is against free silver. You can know
a cause as you can know an individ-
ual. by the company that it keeps"
"Our record il clear. The Democrat
ic party never declared for a gold
standard and no man in office ever agi-
tated a gold standard after he was
elected until he betrayed the people
who elected him."
"When I find that my conscience will
not permit me to carry out the plat
form on which l was elected / will re-
sign and let some other man have the
office"
Il deny right of any public serv-
ant to secure office upon a partisan
platform and then abandon the plat
form. My friends. I was reared in Q
different school Of Democracy"
80
Il do not use the word gold bug in
an offensive sense. 1 use the word in
that same kindly spirit in which the
gold bugs use the word lunatic III
they speak Of me-"
Il would rather have it said that I
lacked dignity than to have it said
that I lacked backbone to meet the
enemies of fhiS OnH-orp-ort nh
spire against this nations welfare in
Wall street."
MY friends, our opponents tell you
that / am very radical. I am a con-
sentative man. These gold bugs who
think I am radical. so the ID says,
ave Joined with the POpulists of Tex
as who think hat 1 am not radical
enough"
II believe that the time has come
when the people should refuse to be
held up and sand-bagged by a few men
who assume that money Is more pre-
cious than humanity"
They say tina the craze is diving
out. I care not what they call the sill
yer cause. you may apply to it such
epithets as you will. but / know that
the silver cause will not die because
truth never dies"
Il am willing to submit any question
to the American people but I am not
willing to submit the destinies of the
American people to foreign nations be-
yOnd the reach of our ballot to whom
we must go on Bonded knees. beg
ging."
Did the Republican party tell YOU
how you was going to get foreign ma
lions to help us? No. Did ii tell you
why after twenty years they have
failed to help us when we asked il Of
them: No. But they simply left il
until-until-until."
There Is not an influence that tried
to defeat jackson that is not oday
arrayed against the Democratic ticket,
and there is not a thing thai the gold
andar Democrats have permitted
this nation to hav but what jackson
would have spit upon if it had been
presented before him. And then they
call themselves Democrats"
Il think that most people are ant
to pick a real well feathered goose
when they get an opportunity. but I
am opposed to the people Of the Unit
ed States offering themselves up as .
~well-feathered goose for anybody to
pick"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-05
THE FLAG RAISING RALLY.
UioDooose Ds0sssoss 0sve 1Dsss Psus-
DooOo SDeeeAon.

utoDoooSo Oe0sssoss 0svo S0sse PeUs.
Doos1 sDseehss.
Hillsdale. Oct. S.-Tbe postponed
speaking In connsctioa with the den L.
ocratic Dag raising here OF Q wesh
ago today. interrupted at the time
BY rain. took place today. There
was not only Q large. but enthu .iss.
tic crowd out. and speeches BY J. &.
II. Reed and f. II. Kempster. bo b
speakers receiving the most marked
attention. and their remarks being
stteadsd BY frequent outburts Of aP-
prevail. The silver side Of The NON
iary question Was forcibly and slo-
queniiy presented.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-05

were the people who HAD business deal
ings and acted as the agents OF the
people who employ them over here
You have no banks in this city today
which are not controlled by the influ-
ence Of London. and / have no more re-
spect for the American who takes his
patriotism from Lombard street than
I have for the Tory who took his pa
triotism a hundred years agofrom Eng
land" tGreat applause. )-Mr. Bryan 1t
Philadelphia
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-05
OTIS ktnu rosiehs.

II it were possible to say at this
late day that an actor OF the presen,
generation had created a Shale
sPearan role. such honor would Ger.
tainly belong to Otis Simmer. for his
Shylock in 1.-The Merchant OF Ven
ice." which he will present at the
Burtis Opera house this evening.
Otis Skinner has all the attributes OF
voice. expression freedom Of ge,ture
and movement which would qualify
him for any role; and beside this,
he is . thorough student and gives
to his work the deepest though; and
the most p~aiustakine care.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-05
TIE democratic demonstration at

The democratic demonstration at
st. Louis Saturday was one Of the
creates. and most significant mani
festations in the country's history.
The speech OF Vice President Steven
son was but the recording Of another
great democrat on the side of the
best interests Of the country and
the logic presented in support of his
stand as convincing as any which
has yet been given by a leading and
representative democrat.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-05
An Extraordinary woman.

DIR. Aberncthy. the famous Scotch
surgeon. was u man Of few words. but
once he met his match-in a woman.
She called ut his Office in Edinburgh
n day and showed u hand. badly in.
famed and swollen. when the following
dialogue. opened by the doctor. took
place:
''Burn?'
"Bruise."
"Poultice."
The next day the woman called again,
n the dialogue was as follows:
Better"
Worse"
More poultice."
Two days later the woman made an.
other call. and this conversation &C.
Cured:
'Better?'
well Fee:"
Nothing" exclaimed the doctor.
Most sensible woman / ever met. -
New York Mail and Express.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-10-05

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