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The San Francisco call., 1896-11-14

Fire Years for q Vancouver BssrgfG
VANCOUVER, B. c., Nov. 13.-William
Robertson, one of a gang of burglars who
have been committing most daring rob-
berries here of late. was to-day sentenced
to five years prisonment.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-07-02
THE
Professors Secret.


break. she SlYy ner eyes to II, sne
would not have *. 1t was horrible,
wicked, impossible! Her father-but
this was light that deied all barriers:
II was fame that burned Its way to
the consciousness, and at last, when
Delos Hawkins asked his suggestive
question. she saw and understood IL
all. She knew then that these villa
gers had damned themselves into the
stuffy court room from more than NOR
bid curiosity about the death OF a man
almost unknown TO them. They be-
Neved that murder had been commit
ted. 1t was no comfort that technical
u 20 charge had been or could DO
Aads N Jet; her father was accused
OK the crime as clearly now as IL he
had been called to tbs bar to plead.
Amelia instinctively perceived the
change stealing over her cousin, and
when Delos Hawking asked his ques-
ton she felt Louise start and saw her
nix her eyes In a stony stare upon the
doctor. He did not venture to look
her way until the announcement OF
the recess had been made. They
were but a few feet apart, and though
the doctor saw at once that she had
been greatly affected by what had
transpired he was far from guessing
Just what she felt. He went close to
her and said:
well, they've let me Off the rack In
order to make 1t worse for me when
they begin again, l suppose
He smiled as he said II, as II to
make light OF a disagreeable matter.
Louise's face remained hard and ex-
p~ressionless.
II shouldn't think you'd care" she
and then turned away and
her arm through her COUSINS.
A look Of intense pain crossed Anne
las face. She looked helplessly at
the doctor, who seemed stunned. He
dlmly perceived the dreadful meaning
back OF Louise's words. She felt that
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-07-02

fact that / think you made a mistake,
the extended hand Imply, and re-
marked:
Your horse and carryall are at tina
hotel stable. l will bring them around
If you like"
Before the professor could reply n
loud cry from Louise distracted aim.
She had only misunderstood the doe
tor when he had turned about on the
stairway, and would not believe that
her father was present untili she saw
him. Then she dashed through the
crowd and impulsively climbed to- the
buggy seat and threw her arms around
his neck. The doctor turned away his
head instinctively. He would have
supposed that such a meeting. that
must be wholly joyous to, Louise at
least, would be reward enough TO, him
for the mental agony he had suffered
and for the course he had taken as a
witness. He wondered vaguely why
1t was that he felt no interest in the
scene whatever.
This is what I wanted TO, accom-
plish," he thought, but where is the
satisfaction that ought to followT'
There, there, Lou!' murnured the
professor, disengaging her arms; this
display Is really too public, my dear"
Il know, papa" she sobbed, ''but
they were thinking such horrid things
about you"
Were theyg' he returned: "well it's
all over now. Where did you say my
rig was, doctorT"
AT the hotel stable. Miss Willis is
inside, professor"
"Oh, well, ask her to wait. I'll re-
turn in a moment"
He touched the horse with his whip
and drove away. The doctor turned
TO re-enter the building and met Phil
brick in the doorway.
Pleasant ending Of a very disagree
able matter, DOCTOR" remarked Phil
brick.
Very" said the doctor, trying to
pass him.
Doctor" whispered Philbrick, and
he clutched him by the arm. you
played your part ma~gnihcently. 1t was
great"
Il don't understand you," responded
the doctor.
mo-? You don't need to-"
The doctor pushed on, lea wing Phil
brick smiling In his curious, contented
way, and went to the room where he
had left Amelia with the parson.
Prof. Drummond has returned he
said, and asked me to walt with you
until he gets his rig"
Amelia, who was very pale and mis-
cradle, looked down.
The professor back! exclaimed the
parson. II am profoundly glad to hear
ii. His going away was very indis-
Greet under the circumstances. Now
that he Is here and the verdict rem
dered we shall probably hear no more
wicked gossip"
The parson vas so pleased with the
new aspect OF the affair that he could
not remain still. He folded his hands
behind him and paced up and down
the room. DR.. Williams stood beside
Amelia, and with his back half turned
to her. Hc was trying to understand
himself more than trying TO fathom
the mystery that TO him was as dark
and incomprehensible as ever. II
troubled him that his heart failed to
respond to Louise's JOY. That she had
misinterpreted him was painful
enough. and perhaps 1t meant a misun-
d~erstand,ng that never could be heal
ed: but doubling distressing was II to
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CHAPTER zrr-fcsnunued.


I'VE have no objection TO hearsay
evidence in this instance, your honor"
said the lawyer."I shall ask the priv
flege Of cross-examlning this witness,
however"
'Thf is granted. OF course, MI. Levy.
Go on. doctor"
80 the doctor told OF the professors
agitation and OF the visit TO the locked
and empty bed room. He did not omit
to mention the depressions on the
spread and pillow that seemed to have
been made by a man lying there, and
he told in detail how he examined 9TH
Or rooms In the house. Everybody list
sned ~intently. When he had finished
the squire said:
"Haye the jury any questionsY'
Delos stood up, looking embarrassed
but determined.
Il would like to ask he began ag-
gressively, whether you saw any signs
Of a struggle or violence anywhereY'
mo, sir" responded the doctor 50
sharply, that a litter ran among the
spectators. Delos sat down in confu-
tion.
ANY others?" asked the magistrate,
poking at the jury; very well. Mr..
Levy"
The doctor hitched about In his chair
and faced the smart lawyer.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-07-02

through the hall outside TO an auJoln
ing room, and the voice or LAWYER
Levy making some kind or statement.
Those who remained In the room
heard him declare that his client was
entirely satisfied TO let the inquiry
rest there. They had no disposition 10
rake up the unhappy past OF the de-
ceased, and, although circumstancee
had at first pointed to a possible other
outcome, they would be content no" 70
accept the verdict OF the jury as the
only one that an Intelligent community
could arrive at.
Somewhat confused by the commo-
ton and what appeared TO De a coni
plete change Of front on the part %
the deceased's family, the squire Dflel-
ly charged the jury to bring IN a yer
dict in accordance with the evidence
adduced. This they did without leas-
ing their seats, and, stripped OF us
bungling verbiage, 1t meant suicide;
BY the time Amelia recovered une
inquest was over, and the crowd was
going down stairs, discussing the IN
expected outcome. None, apparently
were more surprised than the Jurymeh
themselves.
I'm afraid we've missed 1t some
how" whispered Delos Hawkins 10
his brother, 'but what could we do IN
the face OF the squire's charge, and
what the lawyer said? | should just
have liked a chance to examine the
professor, though"
Perhaps Delos imagined that he
would not be abashed a second time;
The spectators had not all left the
building, and the crowd had not begun
to dispense when there was another
commotion. Prof. Drummond himself
drove down the street In an open
buggy, his horse foaming from exer-
ton, and pulled up before the entrance
to Squire Taylor's court room.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-07-02
CHATTER wv.
The Professor at Fafrvfew.

The Professor az rafrvfew.
Is the inquest over?" asked the pro-
lessor Of the villagers generally. They
pressed close In around his buggy and
told him that il was.
Sorry! Sorry!" he exclaimed. Il
had hoped TO get here in time. What
was the verdict?'
Suicide" answering a dozen voices
once.
The professor raised his brows.
"So!" he said, as il considerab bly,
surprised. well, I didn't hear the
evidence. I suppose the jury must
have been right. All! DIR. Williams!'
He raised his voice at this.
The doctor, who was just coming
down the stairs, turned to announce
the professors arrival TO those back
Of him, and then pushed out to the
buggy. Prof. Drummond leaned far
over the wheel and held out his hand.
Too distressed TO feign a cordially
that he did not feel, the doctor toak
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-07-02

lance between me won,..
ed on ~ to Amelia, wha and
back With her eyes c,n was
lessor stopped and had ~.
him. front 49,
Mrs. Williams, eager "a
come OF the inquest near d
steps and met the partv daS|
had come to the usual stoa oetaa]
She was cognizant of Stopping
about the professor, alt 1ne ugl
OF course. heard notbin. III
since her installation At =, Y al
she was surprised and re, Slr'e'
him. They exchanged 'e.lsyed
all left the carryal, tbprsa 'eetlps
You won't hurry awav
asked the professor. VIII \
II feel that | have b,s !
ton Mrs. Williams = lons,
had nothing to do since M.s 'ed
ca m ApN
Il should be doubly oh,,..,
would stay to dinner ysed I
poets 1t, l think, and VIM pr So
join u.s." "n doas
After some further mrs..
Williams assented. sayjns
would get her things lai
turning to her home, ana 70
went to the house. We !
Prof. Drummond did No.
his programme OF returnin. an
the village. Instead, he Dr. o'
stable and left the horss 4 y
harnessed and hltched TO I'M snete
Then lie entered the house h,
the door facing the ledge, TIM. .
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-07-02

Betscy Was sworn.
brought back by the z In Squire
Taylor's court. for which the doctors
kindly forethought had Ill prepared
her.
But II was not only that the winess-
es recalled the shocking features OF
the tragedy and the apparent unfath-
enable mystery that attended 1t; the
spectators themselves, by their side
g~lances at her and their half-suppfess-
ed remarks, gave her a glimpse Of the
matter that had not heretofore so
much 10 come to her In the guise Of a
dream fantasy As the light began to
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-07-02

Bore Her From the Room.
hesitation, and speaking slowly. that
II 1t got so he couldn't bear II, he
should put an end to himself; and he
said. said he, that when he did, mo-
body would ever hnd out how twas
done
general attention to Amelia. Her head
had fallen forward. Parson Whitaker
and the doctor bore her from the room.
Louise following. They heard Betsey
eobhin- hystericalH IA they passed
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(To Be C%ontinued')

Washington. Special-Towaru s~,ccssds
OF the session today Col. hiei. ION 10 ~
Beresford. late private. COMPANY =searsd :
Minnesota Infantry. Mr.. Tawn.' Anna W.
passage OF a bin 20 pension Mlsssll suISs
dell. widow OF DIR. Henry "eaN
First Minnesota infantry.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-07-02
Farm

.om for many
4 constructed
Montana and pl
T,o locate on n
own. Dat
Expense other
|,crapers. and
| pure soil. Or
4 IN the adJolh
Isl opening for
All tn
Isp,s in the II
EltIes East a
[hern railway.
Elon, Chinook.
kati0n.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-07-02
Horrih.

h is fearful I
with shudC
|Yes?'' she $
L@d.
BIZ is fearful
! that may
[nderbilt If h
girl in OPP
lines"
FWhat do yo'
h she asked.
h don't know
y say positir
Sbn Of being
Ration. auu !.
4 the boy on
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CO
L,,tnink- W. WEI
(soarans 100 d0'1
wi
Sarsa
hps Blood !
II. pins cure
L,s pills Gu
rhe Latest

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bis bicycle, fe
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some case
I'd monolil IAN
. IS ,,.o,
then, Wo,
n victim OF
(rent insa amt
Think il Won
II call him a
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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-07-02

Ninth a BET
transien
PAL Wild
tghay direc
" knowled
3ekness are
(Se but sin
tOnoithe
[Snly
Eremoyes,
{smedy will
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PIE remedy
Panlinaes
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importar
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|fnd the sys
PAAerrenel
faicted wi
pay be con
physicians,
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Fwstands
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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-07-02

/ several Eur
b by the yarC
I:h and are
,~ghasers.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-07-02
1.-THE Bal

ssre nd use that
SsOuThiN
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-07-02
.hsnrdIy

her
1 A money-oi
it must must
lis in college.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-07-02

J baby boy, v
Filg q heavy
|eih, was bt
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-07-02

be- potato CT
Fadg damage
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-29

Richards 4 Richards; Bennett, Hsfk.
nees, Howat a Brady.
David Adler 4 sons 60. W Eiwsri
Conhnim; demurrer - complaint;
Ionce 4 Schroeder; LloiDJurow &
Kahn.
Clayton II Turrlll, oic., W s. l.. d
l.. A. Riy Co.; motion tor new tiiA;N.
q. Hal; Riohafds u Richards.
Mary X. Kfasck W Draper irflga.
tiOu Co.; demurrer % complaint; Bow.
die h DIE; 4. Ellis Browne.
Alfred Best W ID. w. James 90 o.;
demurrer 70 comrlaini; Richards 4
Richards, Young & Moylu.
q. 4. l.. a III. 3. ny VI the Hera !
Co; demurrer TO complaint; Chas. A..
Pearton; j. IA. Huri.
Mary T.. Osborn W Fliella II. Ham.
llton; demurrer 10 amended complaint;
ID. Huntington, II. q. Edwards. Pow.
ere, sifaup x Lippman.
Alex q. Mclean Va w. u. Tel 60. (;
motion 10 onaugu venue; Muylt, Il zoe
& Costigar; Evh-s n Rogers.
First National Bank OF Park City
VI A. H.. Hyde 1t al; demurrer TO
compliant; motion to strike COMPLIANT
from nlei; Il. ID. Il. Thorn qson; N, v.
Joncf, &. w. Boyd.
Satan n. Jones, adminisirattlx, We
WIN. Nee iten rt nj; demurrer to coni.
plaiut. ltaWlius q Cntcblow; Powers,
straup a Llpumsn.
Msmmoin Mining Co. w Salt Lake
Building d Manufacturing 90. 1T ali;
demurrer ~ complaint. Bennett. Hafk.
uosl & Howht; q. e.. Dy.
Dssvfet National Bauk Va Brigham
City, etc; demurrer & complaint.
Young & Aloylc; ID, II. Jones.
Fret National Bank Of Deadwoodlvs
George q. Kiddor a OIL; demurrer ~
complaint. w. G.. Hat; Pafdee &
Kroeger, Stephens a Smith.
A. II. HoicOmb VI Max Bouhmpf,
melton TO quash summons. T.. J. DAILY;
JAMES NJ. Denny.
w. n. Conklin ,vs Sterling Mining
& Milling Go. Ut NJ; demurrer 10 com.
llalnl. stephens & Smith; J. NJ.
Cannon.
Max Jaensoh W Edward a. Hines ct
~; demurrer 10 complaint. Pardoe &
Ktoegei; w. 4. Gunter.
Henry Kelly VI w. Il. O'Mesra;
motion TO uiBmisa appeal. Wells Hen.
dethoti; J. NJ. liamilton.
Esther Walker VI Salt Lake CITY;
motion 10 retax costs. Frank Pierce;
VIM. Mckay, ID. b. Hempsiead.
Symnu Utah Grocer co. W Richard
ii. DHuce 81 al; demurrer 10 complaint
and motion ~ discharge Attachment.
jones & Schroeder; +. II. Margelts, n.
q. Edwards.
REfEHRED TO JUDGE STREET.
Phtcilla Mutphy " o. w. Moyle,
etc; demurrer 10 complaint. II. Fer.
guson, J. Nj. Zint; j. IA. Moylr.
jesse J. Murphy Va Priscilla Murphy;
demurrer 10 ngd motion TO strike out
petition, Hnd 10 discharge execution.
]. II. Moyle; ID. Fctgui'n.
John h. Wall VI al Va Niagara Min
Ing q NJ. Co.; demurrer 10 third
amordUd Complaint; Moyie, Zane &
Cosligan; w. &. Hail.
ID. Is. Btinton Va Milo Covert ct a.;
demurrer ~ complaint. II. n. Watrout;
n. V. Jones, &. w. BoyJ.
North Point Cons liJatod Ifrlga.
ton %. W Utah & Salt Lake
Canal 90. eta; motion 10 fo.,ax costs,
motion 10 strike cut cost OH. T.. w,
Taylor, LOOiboutoW x Kahn; Richards
q Richards, G.. o. WattcmJfr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-29
SHOWING UP FRAUDS
Receivers Of The Bacon Bank Make
Some Sensational Charges.
THE SAFE WAS CLEANED OUT
soy They, and Conspiracy Was the
order u BUs n ss-Disirlci Courl
Law AID Molten Calendar.

Ffank Knox aud q. II. Jacobs, 70.
es,vtrs OF the Bank Of Salt Lake, yes.
,urday evening filed two very import.
ant actions In the Third district court,
for the recovery Of large amount Of
proyorty which they anege belongs 10
the creditors OF the bank.
10 the ilfst action u. q. Tuuneolin,
tho Salt Lake Hot Syringe 5anilarlum
company, J. II. aud Harvey Bacon,
r. l.. aud w. u. Holland, a. n.
Grant, Il. II. Hackolt, Ferdinand
R3ys, Louis hobsrmsn, w. L.
Hubbard. l.. Il. Colars, +. w.
Ross. trustee. and the ~. An.
thony Union Canal company arc
defendants, and II Ia sought 10 recover
300 shates OF 5anltarium stock and s2i
shares Of Canal company stock. The
receivers also pray that all transfers
OF real estate TO Tunnocli1 Of the prop
srly OF ]. IL. Bacon be declared frhu1u.
lent aud void, ana that receiver DO
appointed 10 tako chprge Of the SAM.
tAfium company pending q final deter
mipation Of tho action.
In the second case the defendants are
the Dalton a Lark Gold, silver and
Lead Mining and Milling company,
jeremiah bohenok, David IL. Bchenok,
VIM. Res, J. NJ. Rea, Anna l.. Rra, J.
II. Bacon, Harvey NJ. Bacon, J. W..
Judd, Eliza Judd anu Elijah Sells.
The prayer In that nm accounting DO
had with all Of tho deiendauts, except
J. w. Judo, Eliza Judd anu ElUsn
Sells, aud that the contract between
Bacon and the other defen danta for the
pledge Of the 600. goo shares Of Dalton q
Lark stock be hdJudged fraudulent an
void ne 60 the creditors Of tho bank, or
In tho event that II appoafa that the
defendants have any riRhuul lien upon
the stock, shat Baoob's equity, fosultlng
from payments upon tho tamo, be hi-
cortained, declared aud enforced ns 10
all OF the defendant.
q. Is. VATian and &. G. D'y are nj.
iofnrys for the fcceivUr.
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aIInson,. rIola..lonaI pehnl.

The young wizard, EliasoD, who bids
fair to rival his older Professional
brothers, must have felt a thrill ofsAlis.
faction ana pleasure NJ hp stepped bp.
fore the splendid audience assembled
nc tho Phrater last night and listened
10 tho voclier0us applause that greeto
him as no entered. He caught the nj /.
lention OF his audlauce at once by his
bearing hnd hppaiout ease, ami
throughout the eniTo evening he
displayed the greatest dtx,efity, with
mn eullre absenoo OF ueTyoutnts,.
though II was thought by many thai
a blunder had been made when iht
"magio bottle' refused to give cut II.
contents. Eliason's apparent concern
was well depleted upon bis face
and he promised the trick later In the
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evening, hut nealiy deoidei to break
the hnttie aud know tlu ctuse 1t tho
trouble; this hu dil ami io0A film " a
live fnublt wulcu USpIniued Gi. The
entire program was greatly appreciated
gui ciuaistoi iuf tho most inu %
Ellasan's own conceptions, chief
among which waH The clever trick oi
the vAnishing lady, ~ "Ma1nm Sans
Gouu' ~ hn nos chosen TO call u, An &
tbs Beggaf'a Dream. Toe iaiter Ia a
clever trick aud notwithstandinv The
great amount " presto change" evo.
buttons performed In connection with
u, was certainly we'll done,
Tnora were numerous other tricks la
legsfdcfmain Anu magic that certain.
ly mysiinu1 those PRESENT During
the uafly part col tho evening
Mr. George L.. Nye stepped upon the
platform and In SNORT epeuch OK.
pressed the good will Of the people Of
Salt LskS and Mr. viii Dunbar OF
Caldwell, Idaho, In particular IRE.
suntei Mt. Eliaton with the loit hind
foot Of n rabbit, killed Ia grave yard,
In the dark Of the moon aud commonly
supposed b be indicative 81 good luck
10 the owner. A tmllO was seen upon
tho face Of MnIlr silva ~ this omrn OF
good luck was handed ~ the young
magician, he having been instrument.
al Ia bringing before the public the
genius OF thia clever Salt Lake boy
anu who 10 now financially backing
his future professional career. Nit. Ella.
son wa. by assisted by Mile. EdmuDaa
(nis wifel In last nighps performance
sad both are 10 be Congratulated upon
tho success attending thu beginning Of
VI a forty weeks tOuf through the
principal clties OF the East and South.
Tonight closes the engagement here
anu those who did not attend last
night would do we'll not 70 miss this
evpulugfa upfiOfmAupp
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-29


A few OF the attractions that will
follow right along nov Will no doubt
Interest cur Teaders, who are thoaIef
goors ana patrons OF the dramatic art.
Next week ChlI Ffohman's EN-.
pire Stock Co. will play
three nights engagement, presenting
Bohemia ana Tho Boneht Of the
Doubt, aud may be- prevailed upon 10
give The Maaquornders, y vsTy popu.
iar comedy. Then c0mrs Cnauucey
Olcotl, Seidl's orchestra, The Gay
Pafisians, Katherine Kidder Ia MAJ.
anne Bans Gene, Juna MArlowu Ia
repertoire, Steve Bfode In On tn
BoweTy, Tho Prisoner OF Zsndp, Alex.
ander Salyini Ia repertoire, Delia Fox
Co., Nat doodwin, Hoyts a Black
Sheep, L. uiA Narnea Ia repertoire,
Robert Downing, The Brownies, Ma.
pieson Grand Opera Co., The Ffswley
o., In repertoire, janice A. HeTnr
In Shore AcTes, Fanny Davenport,
Hopper In Chimmie Fadden, Ous
Skinner, the Holland brothers, GeOTgie
Cay van anu many others. THIS In Ger.
tAlnly varied lis. OF attractions, anu
when We conslder that tho Grand will
present many new plays by capable
stock company, together with luose 10
be given nj the Lyeeuni, II Will readily
bu seun that nil classes Will be- thor.
oughly saiif1ei.
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Colonel napie.sn'. Artists.

The principal siugers Of now linz
pOtinl opera company, which IL 20
open In New York this fall, under
Colonel ] IL. Mapleson, atsi
Sopranos, Mmo. Hurcla Darclee,
Mile, Louise Won Ehrensleln, Susan
5ttons, Mile Toulinguel, Mile. Du
Batdat and Nine. GuiasoppinA Hu.
guot.
Contfaltos, Mime. Parsi, Mile Romeo
Vidal, Mile. julio de Gre, Nine. Moy.
souheim and Nine. So,lchi.
renotf, SigDot Durof, 5lgnor Ran.
daecio, Sign0r Olivoiori aud 5ignoF Dc
march,.
Bariionss, Signor ueholto, Slguor
Albert anu BignoT DO Aunr.
BaNos, Blgnor DadO, Signof TefEl.
Slguor Botrolli, aud signor Lucsnsi.
Musical Age.
The above will DO read With interest
by l0vtfs OF grand opera in Salt Lake,
for Col. Msples1u's company will Hll
an engagement here later IN tho season,
nj which tlmD tho artists, or most d
thom, viii be seen In a repertoire con.
sisting Oislmn nov operas and Others
that nave been produced here be orc.
Speaking u Maplsa1n brings 10
mind tho time when SAT- Lake first
began 70 receive the attsntion Of tha
a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-29

Miss sSYDER's REcfrA1-Tt has
nov been July uoturninud that
Misa LILY Snyder will rive a recital In
thia city bei0fo going 90 Paris /, con.
unur her musical nrd vocal education.
Tue iato u Tueslay, September / 5 anu
the plncu the Gfanu. Toe affair In Ger.
lain 90 b. IN the nature ola rare treat.
Miss Snyder has made worry mnrhed
ptogfusa On tue cultivation OF her voice
dufing her four years VI constant study
ana hafd Work Ia Gotham. That II ia
luil OF surprising possibilities 10 firmly
believed by many competent friends.
miss snyder viii b. assisted by some
OF tue bcst home talent aud the proc.
pecia are That she Will be greeted by a
large anu DISCRIMINATING audience.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-29

The AtpoF stock company win bogin
the nth week Of their engagement Of
the byoeum Monday night, August
8lsl. Man and Master, comedy
drama In four aole, VIII be the bill, and
the management desire q say that the
same special ationti0n % detail will
m ,fk the production that has char.
suter.zei the former productions by
thia company.