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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-11-22
wicked I.iane's Career.

While Lame de Pougy was at Ostend
this summer at least 200 people gath
cred nightly outside the windows of
her hotel to watch her dine. and when
she appeared on the beach she was
followed by a long procession of idlers.
To see her delicately chiseled face.
crowned by mass of golden hair her
large, wondering eyes, her slender.
graceful figure, one would little sus-
pect her of the career she has made
for herself in less than 80 years. The
daughter of an army officer, and the
wife of a captain in the navy, she was.
before the age of %, one of the most
notorious characters in the French
capital. Her husband. however, was
so infatuated with her beauty that
even after she had left him TO plunge
into a life of dissipation, he still re-
fused to get divorce, hoping for her
return, until he died of a broken
heart.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-11-22
Ends and Eancies.

One of the newest and prettiest trf1es
for milady's toilet table is a finger ring
tree" of gold and Dresden china oddly
combined.
For candied cherries and sailed al
monds small decorated china baskets
are used. The handles are tied with
loops of satin ribbon.
There is an almost inconceivable va
riety in sugar tongs, the prettiest pat
terms being of silver, studded with
gems. Those of fiIigree gold, with
pearl, are exquisitely dainty.
Lemon-leaf plates for sorbet cups
are again in vogue. For SO one can
obtain a dozen of these. and for a
woman who entertains often this is a
most acceptable offering.
Among the most suggestive hints for
holiday gifts to women are the dainty
articles invariably found with the
afternoon tea service Cups. saucers,
plates and tea caddies are exquisite in
decoration. and there are ever so many
novel designs in biscuit jars, sugar
boxes, cream pitchers and tiny spoons.
Although delicate china is still used
in fashioning trinket sets, cut glass is
seen in the latest designs Comb and
brush trays. ring stands, pin trays
and innumerable powder and cream
boxes are beautifully fashioned from
cut glass and decorated with gliding
and jewel work or with enamel medal
lions inlaid with a gold rim.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-11-22
ELlAlNs MAKES A REPLY.
His Connection With the Enterna-
tionaI Telephone Company

New York, Nov. 21.-United States
Senator Stephen 3. Ellkins. when seen
tonight at his office in this city, made
a statement in regard to the charges
of fraud and misrepresentation of the
funds of the Harrison International
Telephone company by the directors
and stockholders of the company. He
said: Il know nothing whatever about
a suit which is said to have been
brought for receiver for the Harrison
International company; nor do 1 know
anything about matters dppertaining
to that company. At the earnest re-
quest of Mr.. George r. Peck. general
counsel of the st. Paul railway. and
many of my western friends, | agreed
in 1895, providing that the company re-
duce the stock to 100000 or $4,000, 600,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-11-22
Wedding Fee In Hn..
WalIa waIla Cwash.) statesr

WaIIa WaIIa tWash.) StateSman:
Last week a young man called upon
Judge c. C. Maiden, in the Valley
chapel neighborhood. and requested
his honor to perform the marriage
ceremony for him and his fiancee on
the next Sunday The young man said
he had no money, but could pay the
fee in hay. Judge Maiden told him to.
come on with his bride and his hay.
Sure enough. last Sunday the hap9v
couple came riding in triumph on a
big load of alfalfa The ceremony was
performed quickly, the hay unloaded
into the Justices haymow, and then
the bride and bridegroom. their faces
aglow with joy, seated themselves On
the rack and drove off.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-11-22
In Davis County.

Kaysville Nov. PA committee OF
young ladies gave successful basket
ball at Williams hall last evening.
The city council has granted the
Pioneer Electric Power company a
franchise for a pole line through the
streets of the city on condition that
the company furnish two arc lights on
the street during the continuance OF
the franchise. The proposition has NOT
yet been accepted.
Mr.. John B. Meredith was seen on
the streets again today after a severe
illness of nearly three months dura-
ton.
The wheat market is still firm in
this county The ruling price is about
20 cents per bushel.
Prospects for crops next year are
much improved since the fall rains he
gan two weeks ago.
Z. ". Layton went to Ogden TODAY
to attend meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the Davis and Weber counties
canal company.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-11-22
IN CACHE COUNTY.
Resume of Interesting Happenings
of the Week.

of the Week.
Logan. Nov. q. 1S96.-Hon. Moses
Thatcher is in Logan, the guest of his
daughter, Mrs. Seth A. Langton- He
will remain here for few days.
Professor and Mrs. F. w. Brewer left
on Yesterdays train for Salt Lake.
Attorney D. A. Reavin arrived from
Salt Lake this morning.
Joel Kicks, editor of Nation, IS in
Bishop William H. Maughn and
William Murray of Wellsville are in
town today.
Following are the names OF the
faculty secured for the free night
school, which viii open in the Preston
block next Tuesday: George Thomas,
A. B.; John A. Widtsol, B. S; Willard
s. Langton. 3. s.; f. w. Brewer. NJ.
u; John T. Game, jr., B. S; Sampel
Fortier, c. f.; Professors j. Z. hyde
and Joseph Jensen; F. b. Llnheld b. a.
s.: Professors J. II. Linford, j. e.
Miller. E ". Robinson, Misses Clara
Kenyon. and Bell Salmon; Professor j.
z. Shepard 3. s.; Weston Vernon, A.
b: and Professor George L. Swend-
sen. The courses to be given on ap-
plication are: French. German, book
keeping, physiology, physics, rhetoric,
eIOCOlioD. SduildIS oNiSAACS anu
geography.
The Brigham Young college build
ings are taxed beyond their capacity
so great is the attendance. The presi-
dent and trustees are making arrange
ments to accumulate as many as
may desire to attend the college.
The Logan City board Of trustees
have also been put to their wits end
to provide for the children, notwith-
standing the fact that no city in the
state has done more in providing
splendid school buildings than has
Logan. There are at present q schools
IN session.
MIR. Charles NJ. Harris. of the firm
of Harris Bros. music dealers of Logan.
who has been absent in Germany for
some time past studying music has
decided to take three years course
st the Conservatory, instead of two as
was contemplated when he left
One of the most delightful social
parties of the season was that given
by Miss Nettie Amussen at her home
on Friday evening About 20 guests
Assem- bIed in the beautiful parlors.
which were artistically decorated with
the choisest crysanthemums and pre-
scented a beautiful appearance The
guests were pleasantly entertained
with q programme of choice music.
recitations and a few interesting games
after which dainty lunch was served.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-11-22
Thomas Evans Funeral.

The funeral services of Thomas Ev-
ans will he held today at 2 O'Clock
from the Third ward meeting house.
Mr.. Evans was well known and loved
by a large circle of friends. The re-
mains can be viewed today between
the hours of Il and l o'clock at the
family residence, rear of 224S Lincoln
avenue.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-11-22
ONE HONEST MAN

Dear Editor: Please inform your readers that
II written TO confdentially Will mail in sealed
letter the plan pursued by which | was per
manently restored to health and manly vigor
nightlosses, and weak. shrunken parts.
have no scheme to extort money from any
one was robbed and swfndled by QuacEs until
nearly lost faith in mankind, but thank heaven
am now well. vigorous and strong and anxious
10 make this certain means of cure known to all
Having nothing TO selor send C. o. d.. wans
10 money. Address, JAMES A. HARRIS,
Box 2iz Delrsg. Mich
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-11-22
SALVATION ARMY MEETING.

Commissioner Higgins ill Speak at
the Lyceum on Tuesday.
On Tuesday afternoon, at tina
Lyceum, Commissioner Higgins. CT the
Salvation Army. and his travelling aide,
DR.. Nice. city editor OF the German
War Cry, will address a meeting.
Commissioner Higgins has been with
the army for is years and is competent
to speak upon the finances, administra-
ton and other interesting TOPICS OF the
army. DR.. Nice is an educated gentle
man and an able violinist and the rair
will doubtless entertain the branch of
the army in this city and its friends.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-11-22
New Petticoats.

Among the new petticoats is one of
shot silk, with wide fiounce striped
with black guipure insertion. Silk
braiding in contrasting color is used
to trim other ruffles, and three, four
or five narrow fiounces cut out in
square tabs, bound around with black
velvet ribbon and overlapping each
other. offer another mode of trimming
petticoatS
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-11-22

sitions give them They work in these
various callings for year or two IN
til they accumulate little money, Ell
then they finish their college course or
set up business for themselves. One of
the partners. in a big Broadway store
devoted entirely to Japanese wares was
two years ago the trusted man of all
work in a well known American fam
lily. He saved 81, 800 and Won The last
ing respect and friendship of his en-
ployers, who were 10th to lose him.
-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-11-22

Settings Best is simply
good honest tea, we'll grad
ed, fresh roasted, packed
alright.
Ifyou don't like it, your
grocer returns your money
in full.
There is no other such
dealing in tea
A schHling & Company
San francisco z19
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-11-22
ogden BUREAU.
business and Editorial once Go
Utah Loan d Trust Building.
Telephone 29S.
Ogden, November %.
couGHLIN's CASE.

Murderers' Attorneys Making a
Great Fight.
The attorneys for Pat Coughlin re-
turned yesterday afternoon from Salt
Lake, defeated but not discouraged.
The affidav.ts of jurors were refused
consideration before the board of par
dons. on the ground that the proper
place for them was before the supreme
court. The attorneys say they Will at
once proceed to carry the case to that
court and think they will obtain new
hearing
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-11-22
THE FRISCO SYSTEM.
Line Between OEceoIn and PoIiver
Is Under Consideration.

Is Inder ConsiderntiOn.
st. Louis. Nov. 21.-General Horace
Porter, chairman of the Frisco Rail
road board. with Director Isaac n.
SeAgman of New York; President Rob
inson and General Manager Yokunl,
started on tour Of inspection of the
Frisco system this morning. The build
ing of So mile gap between Poliver
and Osceola 20 connect with the Blair
l.ne Cor Kansas City inlet for The
Frisco will receive careful considera-
ton on the trip.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-11-22
MORE OF STODDARDS
Others Who Claim the rlediums
Have Buncoed Them.
MRS. voGEL IS A LOSER To THE
EXTENT OF $4,000.

Attached Their Furniture, Horses
and the Racing ChnriOt-J. C.
GeorGezOn dOurns Their Depart
ure to the Extent of $500-HIrs-
Clark May Recover Her Real Es-
tate-The Whereabouts of the
Professor and His Wife Unknown.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-11-22

Indianapolis Journal. Hungry Higgins
Il see Chicago Jerry today wit both his
lamps BACKED an nose like a sausage.
What happened i'm. | wonder?
Weary Watkins-He tried to git too
plutocratic. Found empty box car an
thought he wouldn't let none of the rest
of the gang in. Said he was goin' to try
trayelin' in his own private car onst.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-11-22
s. NJ. VESSELS CROOKED
Former KaysvilIe Boy Wanted
For ENLIGHTENMENT,
SHORTAGE SAIL TO BE ABOUT siA
HUNDRED DOLLARS.

Has Been sIanag ing "A Creamery For
Jares Y. Taylor ut America
Fork-Was In Ogden With Reia-
lives ON Friday Night, and Left
HurrfeuIy.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-11-22
POLICE COURT.
Three IncorrigibIes Recommended
For the Industrial school.

Evan Green, Frank Rowland and
Robert Wright, three incorrigiblas aged
from - to 10, were recommended for
term in the Industrial school by
Justice Wenger yesterday. Their latest
offense was chicken stealing
Mike Boyle was given 30 days for
petit larceny and a charge of assault
and battery against Joseph Griffith
was dismissed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-11-22
ANOTHER NEW PASTOR
The First Method St clsurc
Makes a Change
REV. ALBERT Ii. HENRY SUCCEEDS
REV. GEORGE L. JEFFREYs.

The New Minister Arrived From Il
Iinois Yesterday Afternoon and
Will Preach His Initial Discourse
This Eyening-Dr. Jeffreys VIII
Go to Illinois shortly.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-11-22
Monex-saring onnorfunitias

For you this week at F. Auerbach &.
Bros great sale of silks and dress
goods.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-11-22
ROCK SPRINGS.

DeaIH OF JOsiu LudVIgsen-Candi
dates Fer Postmaster.
Rock Springs, Wy, Nov 20.-John
Ludvigsen, one of the early pioneers
of Rock Springs, died this morning OF
heart disease. He had been troubled
for some time. Mr.. Ludvigsen was
held in high esteem by his fellow
townspeopIe. He was mayor of Rock
Springs for two terms, councilman.
Justice Of the peace, and during the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-11-22

One of the newest and prettiest TITLES
for miladys toilet table is finger ring
tree" of gold and Dresden china oddly
combined
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-11-22
STILL ANOTHER H0LD=OP

Salt Lake City.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-17
GIcftristtdt 1tttS Santpf.

Die Bertpenoung elmer britten @9iene
an @telle oes oberirbi19en 9rabts als Glef>
trt5itdtsleiter an Der Nantasfetz3neiaba6n
Der Stem yort, Nen 6aben unb 6artforbz
Giienbabngefeaf9aft nirb bon ben 8eamten
Der leBteren als cine auBeroroentli9 pi9z
ttge 8erbe1erung betra9tet, bod bebalten
ite ii9 Elm enb9iiltiges l1rtbeil oor, bis ii6
BEL einem griinoli6en @er1u9 nit Der neuer
Metbooe pdbrenb bieier Sation b~erausgez
fteqt bat, pb tie fi9 betpdbrt. Quf bieIer
8abnlinie puroen AUDI bic erften bemertens=
ipertben 8erfu9e nit Der 8erpenbung bon
@leftriaitdt an Stele BON Oampf gema9t.
Our4 Die Mnbrin9ung elmer oritten S9iene
fpiro b~eIonoers an Stellen, mo mebrere Sc
leiie liegen, ober Bel ben &reu3ungen bas
compltcirte Nebperf bon oberirbtf9en Ordb=
ten iiberfluffig. Die 8a6ngefeaf4aft iteut
bereits in @usit8t, baB, i'm Safe bas @rz
pertinent nit Der brttten @9iene erfolgrei9
lit, an mebreren ibrer 3peigGinien, pelhe
iebt mod NIT 9ampf betrteben peroen, Die
elettrii6e Sriebtraft eingefibrt tperben pirb.
Mtan 6eoba9tet Iomit ben 8eriu9 NIT Dem
grDbten SntereKe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-17

Oppo1ition i'm Y~arlament er5eugen, bic iebr
ipobl gu ieinem Stur5e fiibren tam.
ga, ia, bic feinfteeingefdoelten pldne GEE
ben oft gu ni4te. @nglanb %5ettelte Die arz
menii9en 1nruben an, in Der 9offnung,
&uBlan6 gu engagiren unb Die Nufmertfams
felt BON Sibafrifa abSulenfen, um basSransz
oaal in uGer StiIe iiberI9luden gu f0nnen.
Aber 8uBIanb BIB niht an, unb Der @4lao
in Siibafrita i9lug auf ben l1rbeber 3uriid,
@s beranlaBte Stalien, fiA in bas abefipz
nifhe @benteuer gu ~itiir3en, Inn i6m Den
Sudan gu geben, unb muB II ielbf Die
Suppe auseKen. 1nb mittlerpeile bat es
au@ nod feinen @influB in G6ina p%erlorsn,
4uf alien Puntten Nieberlagen!
Man barf gefpannt fem, pte ft9 btef'
Ggpptif9e 5rage peiter entpideln pirb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-17
EGtnQefonbtA
Scr Sret= SGaptnSeI.
Wpn einem 6interfn1Inlpr

@il6erzSrage, tpie beiBt? Oas fennt ia
tebt beina6e Sober! 60 bsnft Elm qrpBel
She'll, leiber audi bas beutf9e publifum
u1o fdat bamit in ben 5auptfebler bee
Entertainers, bic OberflG9li9feit. Das
ameritanii6e @olt ift ufmart", energi16, qe=
panot etc. ETC., cher in alien, ni6t qeraog
Die Sago nab benz allmG9tigen 0oGar BE-
treffenOen @ngelegenbeiten lit es oberfld6=
li9. IS min ni9t griinoli9 ~itubiren, ION
bern es probirt. Mtt einem Quentheu
Sbeorie berbinbet es einen gentner Bee
Prattti3en. SIT bas I9on i'm g~ep0bnliber
2eben Elm gepagtes Ding, 10 tit es i'm Df=
fentli3en gerube5u gefdbrGi9, ia 9emein=
f3dbii9, unb es 1T bic pfli9t Der better SIN
formirten, nnabldiit9 babin gu pirfen, boF
iiber Die grOBen, Dem @olfe CUR @ntI6ei=
oung borltegenoen Sragen bas 8i1en iiber
bas &at6en itegt, unb Die ii9 brett ma6enbe
Sberfld9li3feit in ben 9intererunb oez
brGngt tpirb.
8eil Der @tod= Nmerifaner es ft6 in ben
&opf ge1ebt bat, baB Die Ser. 9taaten obne
1taatsmdnnif9e &enntntB unb @rfa6runo
regiert perben tOnnen, unb bab ieber in elm
amt setuGblter Burger ueo ipso" bic Sabis=
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-17
sata1c ateunute fitr Salisbury.

Dem Gabinet Salisbury gebt 4Ges quer
- nit @6inu, 8ene5uela, SransOaal uni
nun au9 nit benz Sudan. 3par 1T Der
erite friegeriI6e @or1toB bon NfIufe6 aug
gelungsn, unO in militGr19er 6inff9t iinb
DieQusii6ten baisIbft 3iemIi6 giinitig. Qber
Der i9taue Plan, Die Soften bss Jelb3uges
BON @egppten tragsn gu lafen, 1T ms 8af.
Ter gefaIen.
8is i4on 81 4nfang Der neuen @rpebiz
tion mitget6eilt, febte Die englii9e 8egie=
rung es BEL Der aus ben 9ertretern BON
Seiterrei3=llngarn, @nglanb, Sranfrei9,
Stalien, 0eutf9lanb unb &uB[anb be ite6enz
ben Ggbptff9en G9ulben : 8erpaltunqsz
GpmmiifiDn burb Notwithstanding (@ng=
LAMB unb Der 9rei6unO gegen 6rantrei9 uni
&uBlunO) Dur9, baB fir ben Nngriff be1
Sperationen Die Summe bon 100000 8fb
Sterling Ober $2,5O0,0O0 benz angefammelz
ten &eierbefonbs entnpmmen per0e. Oas
9emii9te Sri6unal aber, benz ale inter
nationalen Streitigfeiten unterIiegen, bai
jeBt entf9ieben, bag Die @eripenbunq bes
GgDptii9sn &eferoefonbs fir bieIen 3ped
ni9t ftatt5aft lei, unb OuB @nglanb bas
@elb 5uriid3uge6en 6a6e.
9as lit cine geipaltige @erlegenbeit fir
Salisbury unb feline unterIefretGre. Oenn
fie mifen u DOr bas britii9e garGument
ge6en, unb BON Dieiem Die nDtbigen Mittel
foroern, UNI ben &rieg ~fortauIeben, unb bus
fann ni9t gef9e6en, Obne baB ie, entgegen
i6rer frii6eren 8ebauptung, Oerielbe perbe
nur our Si9erung Der @rer3en @egDptens
unternommen, b~efennen, es Ieien @nglanb's
Snterefen, tpel9e man 5u bert6eibigen babe
@as aber piirbe bor Der Welt Der @rtlGruno
glet9fommen, baB man ni9t barun benfe
@egbpten iemals fa6ren gu lafen unb Dem
fran3Ofi9en 8egebren, i'm Sudan SUB 81
fafen, einen Damn entgegenieBen noble.
Salisbury nirb ge3pungen fetn, feline
pabren @bfi6ten baraut6un. Oas pirf
feline i9on duBert i4pierige Gage benz &us=
lanbe gegeniiber oerme6ren, unO Die 3umu.
1t6ung an ben britii9en Steuer3a6ler, aus
feiner Saf9e etnas CUR @e~rgr0Berung beg
britii4en Reibes bei3utragen, namentlt4
ipenn Die &usii9ten, Das 8elb bur9 berz
me6rten 9anbel pieber gu %erlangen, 70 gez
ring itnb, unb Der militdrii9e 4usgang Der
Sadie 10 5tpeifel9aft lit, pir0 cine befttse
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-17
Jau5dbattltd1e autaois @iaata- Beitnata, ae1tttuoo4t II. aat4tt 1895.

Wenn 5err @ltgelb unb anbere gleibgez
FINITE, amerifanii9 : oberfld9li9 unterri9=
tete 2eute bas ni9t glauben molten, 10 mOgen
fie Die S9riften Der gngldnber Pettb, Dub
lep, Nortb, 9ode, Montague, Nepton unb
bes befannten @ef6i9ti6reibers MacauGaD
leien; bann tperoen ie enttpeber zines 8efIe=
rem bele9rt tperben, ober aber lie botumentiz
rem iu9 als Sema9ogen, Die aus ielbffii6ttz
gen 3meden bas 8plt irre3uleiten unb bas
2ano elmer &rtfis 5u3ufiibren fuhen, bon
Der es 5meifelbaft lit, ob Die RepubIit in
tbrem jebige1, bur9 bic ia6relangen Wd6=
rungs : Experiments gei9pd3ten 3uftanbe
i'm Stanoe TT, biefel6e gu iibsrfteben.
c.. f. W.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-17
Sic 8,.,,abme oes sier=eon,nms

Sn ~5fpan5ig Sabren, Dom Sabre 1876 Big
gum Sabre 1895 lit Der 8ieroerbraub biefes
2anbes Don 08,336,O0O auf 1,O43, 292, 900
8daonen ooer bon tpeniger als aebn auf
iber 33a Millionen SAB gefttegen, bat Ii6
alio mebr als berbretfa9t. 0aou bat t6eils
Die gepaltige 3unabme Der 8ebDlferung,
mebr aber nod Der @tngang beigetragen,
pel9en oas 8ier als Safelgetrdnt in bic
Sdmilie ~gefunben bat.
DAB bas 8ier Elm e9ter MdBigfeits= SDrz
oerer 1T, %erpeif ft3 aus Der Sbatfa9e, baB
es ben 8erbrau9 bon S9naps BON 1.33 auf
LIZ 8alonen per &opf Der 8eD0lterung
9tnuntergetrieben bat.
9egeniiber oieiem ungebeuren Mnpab1en
Der 8ier=Snhuitrie mabt 2Ouis @9abe i'm
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-17

tbn, tr geitatte ibm nt9t, bas Stif aufs
fibren gu lafien, ba bereits elm anberes
Sbeater Der Stabt bas ausf9lieBli6e Iufs
f~ibrungsre9t ertporben babe. 9amit ipar
Der Smprefarto in cine i9redli9e 8erlegenz
beit gebra9t. @r bate fir 9eforationen
unb &Ofiime Elm 9eibengelb ausqeQe5cn
unb tonnte, Obne betrd6tli6en @etlut, bic
@orfelung nidt obfagen. pl0Bli6 fam
ibm elm rettenber @ebunfe. n9arf i6",
fragte er ben Qgenten bes @erIegers, rbas
Drama rM1aria bel Carmen" etpa in sSSrun
(etneS rtf9aft in bergaGbe San Sebaitiansl
gum eriten MaIe auffiibren2 = r@eioiB",
lautete Die Nnttport, vbenn fir SSrun lit bag
Nuffibrungsre9t mod ni9t bergeben."
vSb, bann gebt @1es gut, f9munaelte Der
Smprefario. I'm 8 ubr 4ben6s, cine balbe
Stun6e bor 8eginn Der @pr1telung, tpurs
ben am @ingange beg S9aufpieG6aufes
3ettel ongcf9lagen, in benen Dem Bubliz
fum tunb nnb gu tptfien getban purbe, bic
@ritauffiibrung bon nMaria bel Carmen"
lei aufgef9Oben tporben, unb an Ste[l.
bie1es Dramas tpiirbe Der @9tparf nQos
@orribos" unb bas @9egaraDI9e Drama
uMariana" aufgefiibrt perben. Nm Gin
gang ftanben flint Bis feds NngefteQts beg
Sbeaters, Die ben Nntommenben einioe
Worte in's S6r r%aunten, tporauf bic S5euz
terbe1u9er nit bertGnbniBooGem 2G9eI1
in bas Snnere bes 9aufes berI6tpan6en.
9as Saus mar, aGs Der 8or6ang in bic
0Obe cling, bu9tdbIi3 bolIgepfropft. Ser
@9tpant SOS gorrtbos" beGu1tigte bas
gublifum ie6r. M1s biefes @tiid 5u @nos
mar, er19ien auf Der 8iibne Der SmpreTaz
rio unb bieIt an bic 3uf6uuer cine @nz
ipra6e, bic foGgenben Sinn bate: v8sgen
plDBli9en 1npoblietns bes S6aufptelers 4.
fam bic Muffiibrung bes Dramas vMtaz
rtana" ni@t ftattftnben. Sas Publttum
barf an Der &afe f9 bas @intrittsgelo
auriidetftatten laien. SSebt finbet bic Sc
neralprobe" bes Dramas ,Maria bel Gar>
men" itatt, bas Die Golom'f9e Sruppe mors
gen in Srun gum eriten Male auffiibren
pirb. Wer bte1er @eneralprobe beiaupobz
men tpiinI@t, barf aufieinem size bleiben."
Niemanb berlieB ben Saal, unO bic Sc
nerulprObe" Doa5Og ft3 nit stOBartisem
@rfplg.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-17

u@afbington Sentinel" bic febr ri6tige unb
treffenbe 8emertung, baB man bod gar niGt
nDtbig babe, gu elmer erb0bten 8ieriteuer gu
greifen. 9enn Der @rtrag Der 8ierFeuer
erbDbe ii4 ia BON Sabr gu Sabr obne 3u>
tbun Der &%egierung, unb tperbe in elmer
fur3en Spanne 3eit gang BON ielbft bic err
piinf8ten fitnf8ig MiIionen Dollars Iie>
fern. Gprreft!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-06-17
Gin 9etlmttttel fitr aAe
Sommer =,,GomplQimts|'

Sin buIber SbeelBffel BON &eabD Gtclie1 in eiuem baIbs
pOGen GIaS Maler, r%oieosrbOlt 10 pit os Der 9tublgang
fFlane4 Tber ben Maoen uuo ben I~nter1etb eeleat, ners
i9offt ~fOfortiee GrleI9terun9 unb berpirtt haIbt9e Sei'
lung.
Dplen @loS Mafer beieiti9t in peni9en Mtinuteu
&rdmpfe, SGtplnbelaufdle, lauren 9togen, ysaufia, Grs
orIne' gl6bHnaen unb aae inneren @ef4merSen.
Gs oiebt fem Setlmittel i'll Der QEet, baS eyieber rn6
@e9ielieber uub ale onDeren maIarii9en, billolen uns
ion1tieen sSleber TO raid bellt rpie R a D ID a ~ 9 &eao9
Geltef i'm 8eretn nit gt a 10 a 3 RtIIen
8reiS soc per sSlai1e. 3t baben BEL alien @potbeferR.