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The herald., 1896-11-15


Mrs. Harrell's entertainments are
famous and the ingenuity of the charm
ing hostess in amusing her guests were
displayed Friday evening in the minute
and perfect manner in which all the de-
tails were arranged. The little theater
was furnished more elaborately than
usual the walls and ceilings being COM
pletely covered with theatrical posters,
and some of the notices which were
painted OH cardboard and hung every
where were to say the least original and
amusing Some of these notices read:
l. In case of fire ring the towel.
9. Don't josh the actors; they are do
ing the best they can.
3. Don't blow out the gas. Mr. Cline
wants it to burn, etc.
Date palms and decorations of smilax
and chrysanthemums transformed the
usually bare attic into a gayer roof gar
den than one often sees.
The festive Japanese lanterns added
to the illusion and small tables were dis
posed about the room. In one corner
typical bar, with kegs of beer and large
glasses moved the thirsty. In the south
west corner of the room a stage was
erected with gas footlights, curtain and
large American flags for the background.
Here the following program was pre-
sented:
Attic Garden Theater. 625 South Hill
street Mrs Victoria Harrel, proprie-
tress.
Overture, Arend's orchestra.
/. w. RI. Kennedy mesmerist.
>. Direct from Europe, Papinto, the
champion dancer of the world.
g. Mr.. Beyonday in lightning carica-
lures of prominent citizens.
H. Marion Manola Mason, vivacious
singing comedienne.
s. Wellandstrong and the Widow, the
popular comedy musical duo.
G. Americas greatest prestidigitateur.
Hermann, assisted by Nine Hermann,
the psyche hypnotic wonder
Z. An unquestioned novelty, Caller
Herrin. queen of topical and character
VocaliStS.
8. Ross Snow, refined, original and
novel burleSque artist
9. The Black Patti. Miss Rachel Walk
er. the celebrated nightingale.
TO- Stronger than ever, Sandow.
II. Clifford and Huth, the celebrated
Southern colored singers and comedians.
1t is needless to say this program was
acceptably carried out and enthusias-
tically received by the fashionable au-
dience present. among whom were: Mr.
and Mrs T. d. Stimson, Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Stimson, Mr.. and Mrs. Willard
Stimson, Mr.. and Mrs w. A. Barker,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Jones. Mr.. and Mrs
T. j. Flemming, Mr. and Mrs. Randolph
Miner, Mr.. and Mrs. Lieut.. Drake,
Mrs. w. B. Cline, Mr.. and Mrs. r. L.
Widney, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Holiday
Mr.. and Mrs. S. p. Hunt, Mr.. and Mrs
Edwd. Silent. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Grif-
fifth, Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Griffith, Mr. and
Mrs. Vanderlect, Mr.. and Mrs. Haral-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Scarborough, DR.. and
Mrs. r. S. Owens, DR.. and Mrs. Jauch,
Mr.. and Mrs. Willoughby Rodmah, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Burnett, Mr.. and Mrs
Dwight Whiting, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Vail, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Steckel, Chas.
Forman, r. M. Adams, Louis Vetter,
DIR. Bryant, James Slauson. Harry Wei
man, Fred Henderson, William Hender-
son, Chas. Henderson, Mr.. Spruance, Dr.
Carl Kurtz, Misses keenan,, Waddilove,
Owens.
The herald., 1896-11-15
"A RECEPTION

Mrs. William Conant of 2510 Gleason
avenue delightfully."- entertained yester-
The herald., 1896-11-15

NV prices for wallpaper beat all the city.
A. x. Eckstrom. 324 South Spring street.
The herald., 1896-11-15
To Cure q Cold In One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II it
fails to cure. 25c.
The herald., 1896-11-15
BACHELORS ENTERTAIN

A very delight full musicale and dance
was given on Friday evening by Messrs.
Arthur F. Hickey and William Fl. Spear
to party of their friends at the Hotel
Catalina on South Broadway. The hall
on the upper floor, in which the affair
was held, was artistically decorated
with fantastic arrangements of pepper
boughs. bearing the inscription, "Bache-
lors' retreat" The chandeliers were en-
twined with evergreens and numerous
tall vases holding ferns and other grace
full foliage were grouped in various hooks
around the walls. An enjoyable program
of musical and literary numbers formed
the first part of the evenings entertain
ment. Messrs. Hickey and Sallee recited,
Mr.. Howard gave several selections on
the violin very delightfully."- and Mr..
Gardiner played few of his choicest
numbers on the banjo. Miss Greer was
accompanist.
Dancing followed the musicale in an
interval of which dainty collation. was
served.
The guests We're: Mrs. Leversich
chaperone; Mines. J. c. Beatty, V. c.
Gray, F. Wright, E. Bennion, Misses c.
Reese, S. M. Hayt, e. Nichols, f. Greer,
H. A. Judd, f. Hawks and Summerville
Messrs c. H. Dick, w. H. Joyce, Gardin-
er, Howard, ]. c. Beatty, V. c. Gray,
Sallee, Holman, Herbert Beatty, F.
Wright, c. A. Judd and A. j. Little.
The herald., 1896-11-15
CELEBRATED HER BIRTHDAY.

One of the prettiest parties Of the sea-
son was that given Miss Estra Calhoun
in honor of her sixteenth birthday at her
home on East Eighteenth street last Sat
urday evening. The house was very
elaborately decorated. The parlor was
trimmed with yellow chrysanthemums
and pepper boughs. The hall was deco
rated with palms and roses. The dining
room was especially pretty There were
two dozen Japanese lanterns suspended
from the ceiling by ropes of smilax while
over the arches of the dining room were
networks Of smilax and carnations. Re-
freshments were served at 10 o'clock,
when the beautiful birthday cake, made
and presented by Miss Cooper, was cut.
Miss Estra was the recipient of many
beautiful presents. Music. games and
an old-fashioned taffy pull completed
the festivities.
Among those present were Mines.
Heck, Brodie. Calhoun and Tucker,
Misses Georgia Cooper, Lena Newton,
Grace Newton. Martha Fischer, Mamie
Loomis, Hattie Tucker. Kate Heck, AL
ma Hicks, Tilla Hunt, Stella Stuart, Nell
lie Loomis, Nellie Sessler. May Calhoun,
Estra Calhoun, Messrs. Edward Gurney
and Will Landrom
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! IN SOCIETY :

A most unique and charming enter
tainment was given Friday evening.
which has excited the greatest curiosity
among the society people ever since the
novel invitations were received some
days ago.
The herald., 1896-11-15

9TH. most re-
marka5le voice
recorded by his
tory" N. Y.
Herald.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-20

Tho fire sra plllcs D. ] got through
the senate q sl.y ioday.
Every M .mhsr Of the seua'e lr 'ho
I city was ON hand at toisy'. sessi n.
The s.ato honds oil will row 90
cri.NiE Wy rho House, having passed
The senate 10 10y.
Tho Senate uiI Flou discuss t' o.
] proposition o. k.Il Yti urary all krts
% WILD birds iu lbr 7ute.
Jones made four srrachra In the
! S.na.e lOIny, 10 o1ou %. which he a..
HaiiuI uy Provo wOI.rn mIli..
~ approve OFF iNIarrtritcflrurc,'
| HliI J rtH t0IHs a.Ir UH.i.g 90.
| Uorou, "but g.u.u.g dprutsrgUvr
| 10 scripture"
h..i % Goo ..D.pa iu the SENATE
yIttrrHy O.. % UHHy were very o..
nau..iv,--io those compelled 90 oct the
/ pee OF nsionefr.
The BIN SWING d bounty boo AID o'
srfIruIiurU boo utsu ovHkcI tue oppO-l.
I ton VI tuu Dem .CraHr m.murr' lnIny,
/ but thr 0lpJHtnn W futile, ~ tl1
The bHl relieving Ulcers iflm c,fi.
/ Ting iuft county and % hrf waTauIs
are wiihl1 the legal limit, viii nos 70
o. ihH Governor having received tuu
final action 0i the Senate today.
The management NJ the Cuutennlal
Iu"ka mlUiug CONF any is NOT very
p.Iuibf With lrVIsIuinIs, luIslng by
iur references Go tue company la The
Senate debate tuI.y.
Thutc lHs been more Of "ihuthing
Cd straw" sui dhulug cut speeches
90 uf.sOmr length during the past
twI days in tue rUuatu than lu any
previous twO weeks Of the session.
Tho senate bill accepting the Carey
'aHl Euut Do an ideal mrnFufc lu its
bfuv.iJ. nAtOr ChidUstur fixed 10 ~
in share that there need hu no legal
ipuahhles over IT. Interpretation.
" There are only two vefsos ~ !. " said
he.
Booth announced today that the
only bounty BIN he would vote fUr this
session would be- the srfiruIturu hilI.
10 this policy be- pufsued ny hia con.
ifofus turn the bills fur nYuuUns on
drad mice anu bride are fixed ipt this
year
The motion TO Indefinitely postpone
q. Is. ~, discussed al yesterday sitter.
noon, AMI which provided for tue SIT
10 pay all Juror witness aud c1ur.
-trnugtnuhef fee, wa carried, aud
motion O. ftc.usIJef we gwen notice
o. A bill providing Tor me State 10
Iay half tho expense Of criminal
precautions will be- introduced.
Csudlnud, charm IA Of the Senate
committee On appropriations AMI
claims, who made report against the
holding oinu iutermUuutaI exposition
iu 1871, diJ 40 after cun,ult.ng with
the Governor nuI gentlemen VINO hal
haI experience IN fais, AMI who
thought tho holding Of such exhibition
would be impmOt'cabie. Hence The
UpuUi In which Utah passes 10y iup
ouly UUplituHity II Will over ave III a
-omi'crutcnninl celebration ofthc kind
proposed.
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always holds an unreasonable gfu lgt
/ against hls uppouont's attorney, Thui
] Hte myself ana my aitofnet friend.
made tie buu 0f cri,icism that IL "a
warranted and uufeasouabis. There
are Iust o. HONEST men smlng att0f.
IuYg HH in the other pro ts.IuuE.
10 Offering biz amrnamtu,, Mt Sic.
vcus tGij, hr uIu not desire 90 Jecfy
Tho ~ l'e siou a1Op.sI by Mr. Cfilcn.
low. Ou tue contrary, some Oi biz
nfust uieuig were learned i1 the
law. Hts Uuly UsIeUt waste give the
Governor AZ opportunity 70 pIaCs IN
,.ht commission one g two members
WOO WI.nt uut 10 attorneys uut VIM
would ue lust as capable, aud perhaps
more tI iu connection with laWypts,
iUuu % CUmmiisiUu composed entirely
Ut attorneys.
Mr. cara objected 10 spending m 1rs
time in this uIl gussi0u, bat tue Speaker
allowed Mt Stevens 20 Gush bic cK.
pIaunti0u.
Mr. No.wltbslauding the
sptoca of the gent. mlu hUm Sail
Take nt. lHiCuiH. 1 shall support
tue I.a.iuI.ar SALARY.
ME- BIItNu CONQUERED thai enough
liscu'uIln was ulI on the matter aud
moved lUu question uu MI ru1fuu'a
m"uImuu 90 cut the Galleries 90 tue
members % seven dollars Ter Joy ami
COMMISSION u.rik 90 -iG u0llars Itt usy.
The uNvs ami HHys were Uemau4cd
~as lI-t 10y vote q ~ 10 800, a.
IUiIIEf.
APE --Curus, Carer. Egsu, Gibson,
ttHNafdi LaruI, l. mmOu, -uf,u.9u,
TO fuei luUmfs Uu 10 SAuie o-lu.
NhNs3 Mtsrs, AnIIuf, Beard, b.
ltuu, Bvfuhtrcl, q nI.r, g. itcnlow,
tushIug, Go b, tuIgu en- salt Lakt,
Ferguson 90 Carbon. GiuU., uriu,t
Lose, Luarg Muu..H, Hinugia
Murigct, Mausnrlu, NeurkUg o, 5 90
Lake, Ne. llOuiu.Uu, stu,eus,
sncJukUL Sla'e, seayy, -mlOt,
labl 10 lh.mrsuH Of Miuaf Wilson,
sIeahs 80.
The u.l. was then placed upJu hlal
a-sugr uui passed without dissent.
lux vote. 80 mrmHrTs vU.iuE Iut %,
when tue House then took recess until
. ~. M, Tue v8t. was a. liuWH on
Ntr Nyc'. uil!
Messu, AuITus, Beard, B0HtuU,
brruneisel, tHuIou, Gurus, CHtcul0w,
Cushing, CrTluL Glars, Egau, Club,
tuusuu, Hr'urL Howard, Lows, Lar.
q ~ LJWrey, Lennon, MUfus u,
NIusu., Vaughan, MufI1yk, Man
ueili Ntbfkvf %. salt Lake, Nyr,
Robinson, stevens, SutdsEcL Sua.or,
-rhvy Smuat, Sufru.uu, lryIut
huiu, Thompson Ui -auptts, ruUm..
" Miilifii wilson, -p aAes-aO.
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Football Challenge.

A game OF football has been arranged
between the rrumbo Cyclones and the
sixteen 60 one team, The game will
be- played early In April At the Uulvsr.
NY grounds. The CyoloHes ella m to
hold ihe championship Of the Slate In
ltir Glaze, aud a. the sixteen One
l'hF'i them "a t.r game on Curls,mas
u tho trst will decide who h en-
I i.gi 90 the championship The ave-.
rge weight u both teams IL 100
pounds The Cyclones is.up cha.
lvngs 90 amy team lu Utah, the Pr vo
team preferred, IN. gsme IN he piaysI
iu Salt Lake, WALrER SCARE
Capiuiu Of the IyclOlta.
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Tho American Historical Rsg.sl't
auu monthly GaEritn uf tue ftfiUuu
Hereditary Societies fUr March con.
taius vEst amount OF valuable matter
interesting both o. American nisiur.ct
-.udC O. uiu general TrAICu. The
o uuiug attic O. b nu account 0i bcnrf ]
LaiHy ultr'- yisIt 90 BaluulfU boo 1874,
Mt Lows Il llnrry,I' Pen. y.vauia.
iufulthrs r. vHfy vu,rr biuiug hftlu e.
on "FuCs' Rebel I0rp Mr. JOIN
n. Lsws, q. Sew Iorl, gives Chattl
"kt miuisCtuurs uf AnuuuUuIr, y.
"" auI the account oil the Howell
ismilH o Ponnsy iyauls au1 New Jcf'
Fey b. concluded, THn Cuipi feature roo
the numUtf r. % detailed account OF ia,
restoration OF tue old United Slate
Stratr chamber Ia the builIius iu
IhlaIulphA occupied 10y CuugitsF.
1850. 1900, with Many i.lustta.iyus,
Wul,n Ne turplcmentr win a,-
@ uut Of WHsuinEtuu's iuaugur
ton IN the Senate Chamber, uuI
AIams' In the hail Of tuu House U'
keurtsrLtaUves. To the urpaftm, ut
ui Proceeding sud CtlrufatiH OF tue
s0uiutits, OF which THIS ma.fz ue 10 TIE
ufsHu, u % detailed .uHuual uf each
day's proceedings o. tht con. toes 90 tie
society Daughttra q 90, Amer ca.
NovU uIiIu o. Washington city, Feb.
ruafy l5.s2, AMI reports ~ tie tuYIu
Az muuiiugs anu uluVutt- uI the Ei.tH
socIciius ui the Military order %. Ma
LHyul Legion, DtuEEirta 0i the Rev.
UiuuOn, sons ui tur R.y.IuUo., sons
OF the American Revolution, war u.
lSlGi Foreign Wac uf lnu UuIIpu
STAGE, Colonial War. Indian Ws.,
eir. lhcrH ate alhY lNg.u pages oI
Nut.suus q iHgirs. ruuIisuuI uy rUt
Rhetorical Rsitter Puullsai.g C.m.
pauy Philnutl hla.
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MINOR MENTION.

james MoGler INDUCED too frecrv
m HE u lNlns bow yrstrrlny and was
hnrl % 80 the police court today.
j. A. COnrIy auI Chailes Barrett
we're 90 have been trlo4 tuiIfo Jude
NenLrt thi- a'tern ron Tor uruukar.
uttshHd dl-tutbiug the pesur. bu IN
Zoo pft6s Time he case had Dol been
preceded with,
A missionary farewell rsr'v h,r,,
OF r. der II bert SmitH IA 10 be yly,p
III. 'nu Skin ward mac.l.r 20 u.at.i.
evening. EHtr Smith Ieavrs /. nm.
.. m row LOO take up q labor IN IN,
3 "a horn Slales.
An recipient blaae Il uncertain ori.
r u WAS discovered in Ge.rge NJ. Sen
& C0mpauy'ss 10 ab0u O'clock Ia,
light. The DEPARTMENT mrned out
promptly aud but little damage was
done
Prof George q Coray will deliv,r
the last Of hi Int resting series Of thrr q
ise,utvs NJ the laboratory building OF
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THREE FIRES Ar pAYSON.
Tho Record Tor One nay at that Plae-
No serious Damage.

special 10 the NuwsI
PAYsOs, Matcn 20. 80 Three fires
withiu a few hours IL today's record Tor
Payson. This morning the root Of
q. PrOyslgaafi's rtslduuce on the ostt
bench was di'cov,rei to be- sblss,
then the alarm was sounded That a
shed belonging g. G. Cnmsr was In
iiimes, ana suuut o'clock sheI AMI
stiaw stack, the property oi Mr. G.
Gale, was tue &c no VI another excite
mBnt.
All three bIHI-s we're exuugulshed
before any serious damage was done.
Ia the Uas1 Of Mt. Halt'i property a
lucky change u the Ntud saved his
barn, rUsiduuCr ana buildings from de-.
ttfugtiun. They ATE located tut few
feet from who're the hfr occurred.
Mis-. 6ale received severe burns on her
nnnds while moving a wagon when
ttuod iu tue shed. Rae local hru ap.
pafaius was taken ~ this tie but Wus
sadly damaged anu out OF Iepalr anu
iallol ~ WufK,
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COMM Il II GA Il.

SAIL LAKE CLEARING HOUSE
lodgy's Gearing mouse rKruauges
amounted 10 sl7LUi-, same Jay is-l
ytAL sl5Is93
ruUAT's QUOTATIONS.
Sew York,-5liver, .b.! leaf, $500.
LyIdou.-Siivui, 81 3lj
ORE And uuLLiOS.
wclls, Fargo 4 90. received toiay.
Penn. bullion, 1900.
q. Il. Jones 4 co.. received tDIly:
bullion, $4,000; 0re', $500. IO,al,
sl3,3Jl.
". = Mccormick 4 Go. received Zoo.
Jay; silver am lesI 0fts, {T,-uU;
Hauuet bul ION, 50 800. Total, SO.
SUI.
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The opening OF this mornings So.
s'nn Nas characterized 10y an atgumen.
over M item IN the Iurual, which
showed that on yC'lef4ay Mr.. Cutcu.
low "illed hls objection to having
House ON So forwarded 90 His Excel.
luuuY tho Governor on the ground that
same was not read third time aud rog.
ulnrly PAS el by this House as en-.
gTossed,n
MI Mouson moved to eIrungo tho
paragon b aud the m1tiIu carried by
vote VI 20 tod
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NHW NHUN, March On Tho unauiHF Tr..r.
ON il' exchange we're generally 80 glIrgss.nBs
from Yesterday Nut thu Iutsua Nrrr moo In.
pIrHug Inc prices lu general continued 30
rtCU fu frR.NUuHI.T up tHIl.
lfUU purchase 90 tobacco was made OH De-
NNrl tamufs of probable euwpromso Hu.
tween Too American company aud uu fIIu uIsg
luh GOO uAusia iuf'rH At "a conference 10 d
Louie Today lur STOCK advanced utr cent
O. tas, uut toward midday reached sIgully.
The general market uNHluitul almrr to4u
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Of the University this evening. The
sui -ct Will be Trade aud will be uis.
cu.seI ia an original ana instructive
manner,
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Suit Filed

George A, Lowe t.od ,ult today In
tho Third district court against f 4,
Watson a Company to recover 600 o g3
alleged 10 ue due him Tor mcrchuu 4isu.
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The judiciary committees substitute
iof srual0 bill Us. providing iof h,
service Of vtuIftH, fulp rnss, uu4
processes by mail in certain cases, was
iakvu up .UI trllI fUauiug tulz after.
uUuu, with Mr BYItno Iu The chair.
Mt Ca IUhlUw desired that tue mess.
ufu be placed on q al passage. Gus rs
luu substitute was NOT pfiuluu several
OF tue member. we're not prepare ~
vote Du IT, dual as.age, sui ut.tfrI
time Co read % al the deck Mt.
NnicuiOW therefore asked that hunl
inssagc be = stIunui until tomorrow
anu 70 waBsI ordered.
REGuLATiNu puYsiCIANs.
Nj. Condor here n.L.d Unanimous
consent To- ptr'r.t % report OF thu pub.
100 htnllh committee, which recon.
mrudoi the I,le tOu OF House til
lol, % ASH ~, Ir uatirg tue ptact 90
Di muu cine. he Recommendation Co..
eject was based uUUn tue opiui1n tual
The present laws were satisfactory Auu
hat more important Legislation
claimed toe attention " tho Legi-ia
turs' Toe report was adopted.
rmvA1E CJuruWAlIJNs.
Senate D.ll II, amending the laws of
IlAh on IriNsty corporations, was
taken up on tuirI reading.
1IiE UEAT SEAL.
Mf. beard here asked cIuscnt 10 pfe.
seut tue report Of tue special commit.
tee on tue great seal vi tue site Uf
Uhu, A ussIyn was submitted o.,
telling tho choice OF the CONN itter.
c1mpo,ui Of SitUrs. Beard anu Nsbr.
krf NJ HIcu irYm the Hguau auu Aif.
Mckay from the 7uuatr. The tcplft
VS. HdUplei.
Tue comm toe presented with the
rep It Houtu bill lb4, prov Ing fnrttr
gItastthl, Wien Is g. d. "a DO rH,s it,
lamstcT with rho f.ll1wiu. device a..
scuuOd thereon. La tho center thrr.Bt
shield with $40 American yayI.
with cuts feich,d wing, perc6rI
'heFOn, the top portion ui the sbielt
pierced by ok Atf0Ws, aud immrItasr.
~ uulefu,aih the word "ludu-tfy 4"
aud underneath tnis "a bee hive. on
other side OF which are gfoW.
lux HrgJ liles. Immediately be-.
low the bee hive are the figures.
"lhA5," aud on either slide II
the shield a. our national dag. Euor.
cling all, pear tho outer edge VI the
zeal, beginning NJ the lover LETT hand
lofllo0 thereof ATE the words, "Ihc
great seal OF the stale O' Uah.D At
the base ate the figures "l5Oj."
The suIca,s ul design Is the WORT OF
MI. Harry EDWARDS Of this city.
tsusiIetaliOu N Senate bill II. on
private corporations, WIS "a progress
at press time,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-20

The West side Dramatic and
COMEDY company gave a cfsdiiablr
ietiJfmauCe last uight 10 the Fiiil
wafd meeting house The Attendance
was quite large, ard the drama, Out
IN tue Street, wa rockwell witu sati'.
faction. Inc otto which preceded tho
presentation ui the piece consisted 20
sougf, Sketches iustTumrf tai seleC.
touH. lbu entertainment viii be fe.
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