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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-17
TOnight's Lecture.

The seventh lecture OF the NJ. l. A.
series in the Assembly Hall will be
given this evening by James E.
Talmsge, his subject being the iounda-
lions OF faith. The Tw n.ieth ward
choir will again iurnish the music as
follows:
l-sayiOr Source of Every Blessing.. Wallace
LYDIA DAynes ana Choir
2-Duot, .. Annie l.. Hughes and John James
5-lnhhmatls-...... Rosslnl
Mary Il. Ross and Choir.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-17
The Rio Grande Western.

Superintendent A. f. Welby Of the
Rio Grande Western, left this city
Yesterday for trip out on the read.
Hts destination was not given out, but
II ID not impr absble that he went to
Provo on business connected with the
Park City extension rom that point.
Now that the franchise has been
granted by Pr vo city, 1t ia expected
that tho work Of construction will bs
commenced at an early date.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-17
WEATHER VANE.



Weather reportB showing observa.
tons nj 8 Am. today;
Salt Lake Ciiy-Barometer, 2907;
temperature, IS; minimum, S5; wind,
southeast, 8 miles per hour; cloudy.
Baker City--BRromoter, S0C6; tenn.
peraluTe, ~; minimum, 22j wlnu,
south, miles per ht ur; rain or melted
sDow in last "a hours, .O4; clear.
Cheyenne-Bnrom 2D.SS; tenn.
perature, 81, minimum, 80; wind,
west, 10 mllrs per bouf; clear.
Havre-- Barometer, 297s, tenn.
peralure, 30; minimum, s; VIM.
wsst, IL miles per hUut; parity cloudy.
Helena-Baromete 70 90; tempeIn.
ture, SO; minimum, 30; wind, west,
. miles per hour; partly cloudy.
Miles City-Barometer, .S.SS; tenn.
perRture, q; minimum. 4; winJ, Bouth.
west, light; clear.
ia Winnemucca - Barometer, 1904,
temperature, 80; minimum, 2s; wind,
east; 6 miles per hour; rain or melted
Gnow III last 2shours, .02; partly cloudy.
Idaho Falle-BarOmeier, SO.lS; tenn.
perature, .; minimum, 0; wind,
west, g miles per hour; clear.
General and local foreORats for 80
hours ending s p. m. Thursday:
For Utah. Forecast made at san
Francieco) Fair tonight anu Thur.
day; cooler tonight.
Bait Lake City and vicinity; G oudy
tonight. Fair Thursday; stationary
temperature. ]. II. SMITH,
Observer Weather Bureau.
Today's temperature is shown In the
IL IL. A. -. II.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-17

Hall d dozen young lads residing In
the Seventh wsrd were arrested by
William Desmond
last evening", for disturbing the peace.
Tho buys were playing "pomp" when
the officer descended upon them aUd
assBrt led his authority. The boys ha 3
a hearing in the police court this
afternoon resulting In their diHcharge.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-17
PATIENCE AND MASCOT
II. c. Easlon WIN Appear With the
OPP IA Cumg any During
Conference.

The conference announcement OF
the Salt Lake Theater 10 an especially
attractive one this year, including rs
1t does, two operas by the successful
Salt Lake Opera company, and both
presented at reduced rates of admls-
zion. The cast OF Patience, which Is
to he the first rendered on the after
noon and evening OF Saturday, April
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-17
Col. Sells's Funeral.

The funeral OF this late Elijl Sells
took place at the First Congregational
church yesterday afternoon. DIR. Il!f,
l.. Il. Hall anu Rsv. Brown spoke OF
the good qualities Of the deceased.
Beautiful floral tributes were btstowe
by friends. Interment took place b,
Mt. Ollvet cemstety, aud Ions
cortege followed tue remains to then
last resting place.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-17
THE CRETAN QUESTION,
Trouble Expected Hourly on The
Macedonian Frontier.
The Christian Powers Allow Turks to
Ruin n Village ana Rob
ihe n eres.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, March l7.-Iu
political circles here the opinion pre-
walls that the blockade of Crete by the
fleets OF the foreign powers would drive
the Greeks TO desperate acts on the
frontiers of Macedonia ana Epirus,
whence news OF confiic! ie hourly
expected.
The naval officers were summoned
by telegraph yesterday to rel hin their
ships Immediately, creating the belief
that the departure Of the Turkish feet
lie imminent although 1t 10 doubted
whether the warships really are ready
for sea.
TURKS MEET WITH No OPPOSITION.
ATHENS, March ia dispatch
received to-ay from CapeS says the
Turks made sortie from Rstimo and
Proceeded TO UtOpppOullo, which they
burned without opposition from the
forces OF the powers. 1t Ia added that
pillage of Christian shops continues
aud the governor OF Retimo anu Turk
ish gendnrmes are cooperating In the
louting.
a RUMoR THAT THE GREEKS HAVE
CROSSED THE FRONTIER
LONDON, March l7-Consols were
Depressed and foreign securities were
very depressed today on reports that
the Crooks have crossed the rontier.
TIE BLOCKADE NOT YET COMMENCED.
CANEA, March l7.--Fhe blockade Of
IL.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-17
Held TO ihs District Court.

The hearing OF the Gaze OF JACK
Rcharcs, Charged with stealing har.
meas from Mr.. ID. Muir, occupied the
entire forenoon in Justice s mmet'A
court today. At the conclusion OF the
hearing, the defendant was bound
over TO the district court IN bonds OF
$50. He failed to furnish the required
amount and was committed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-17
Return of the Special Cars.

The special cars which have parsed
through Salt Lake during the past few
days over the Rio Grande Western for
Carson, Navada, Will reach this city
tomorrow evening. twas not known
at the Western iii &c whether any Of
them will stop over here any length OF
time
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-17

Is Never GOOi Unless Properly Made.
A gentleman Remarked thai lie had
hesru so much OF Postum, the gram
coffee, that he concluded 10 try some
at his house.
When It was served az the breakfast
table 1t was disappointment and
didn't taste half as good as expected
aud 1t was abandoned ae a failure.
a few days later OF a Elk O'Clock
dinner with friend, the cup OF cttfse
served was DARK, rich and fragrant.
After drinking about hall this contents
u the cup he was asked by tue hostess
II he ever used Postum, the health cot.
fee, AMI his reply was that they tried II
once anu didn't like IL. 1t was am.
cult to maze him believe that he had
Just drank cup OF 1t. "Is II possible
that this delicious beverage is POllum?
How do you make it2"
The hostess smiled and remarked
that 1t was heT experience that cooks
quite generally Numbered when pre.
pairing new article for the first time,
"But u you will insist on their boiling
Postum titteen minutes, boiling, not
warming i,,yuu Will produce delicious
beverage that our family, children and
all, could not get on without"
This incident leads to the remark
that II there be any who have been
Kept from the use OF the genuine Pos
tum Cereal by the slovenly prepRra
lion, a new trial with reaso nanle care
will correct the first impression. Ii 10
useI and valued by the great majority
Of citizeuR, aud IL is the desire OF the
makers that 1t be known favoTably to
all. Made at Battle Greek, Mich,
a reliable grocer will never offer a
cheap or weak imitation OF genuine
original article because he hnppeue to
make little extra profit. but 1t lie
well to observe that when genuine Pos
tum Cereal coffee is ordered, that you
get Postum AMI not spurious imita.
lion theEsd as 'gust as good"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-17
CITY Recorder III.

City Recorder David s, Emery is
con fined to hls bed with severe iliness.
He took sick last Ffiday and on Sun
dny was very sick. Today he ia report
cd as being much improved. and his
many friends hope for a speedy re-
covery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-17

The funeral OF the late Ii. IL. Ander-
80 ., architect, will be held tomorrow
vt p. M, from the family residence,
No. 1853 Canyon II ad.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-17
BACK VOLUMES
OR THE
DESERET WEEKLY.

The sixth volume of tho DESEREI
. WEEKLY in the present form is
now bound. A limited number
copies OF these six volumes can be oh
tanned at the DEsERET NEWS Office,
Salt Lake City, in bound form at 500
per volume. 1t is the best history OF
current events to be obtained, and by
far the cheapest, and the time Ia not
far distant when they will be eagerly
sought after by students of history,
anxious to be informed OF the stirring
events which have TRANSFERRED within
the past three years-the most interest
ing period OF the history of the Lat
ter-day Saints. Every person who
can afford It should secure these
volumes while they are to DO had
for future reference, and especially
should they be obtained for every
Sunday School, Improvement Asso-
citation and Ward library. Apply
early to make sure OF getting Thanh
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-17

The blow that did the bust ness wa:
a lett hand blow over the heart. Jini
staggered and Fitz struck him rlghl
on the Jaw. Jim sank to his knees
clInging to tho ropee. His face wa
contorted with pain and ne uld n 4
breathe. He tried ia vnlu to rise,
but each time he sank back IN
agony with his hand ever his heart.
Slowly Sill r counted the 10 oil seco nds
and wnen he raised his nand at the
tenth stco Il roar went M from the
crowd. Boo stood overlooking bic
fallen rival waiting to administer O
finishing blow II Jim got up, but his
caution was unnecessary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-17

In the case OF William Eckman and
John Nelson va. the old Telegraph
Mining company, and the Soclete des
Mines de Lexington, defendants.
Upon motion OF the societi EDonyme
des Mines de Lezlngtln, supported by
petition, affidavit and bond. This
cause was iemanded from the Stcte
court, to the circuit court OF the United
States n aud tor the district OF Utah,
the ground OF removal being that the
party moving was an allen corpora.
ton.
The plaintiffs are suing for $4,000
alleging breach of contract. Attached
to petition is an affidavit OF G. w.
Bennett, In which 1t Is shown that the
Old Telegraph company dispused OF Its
mining interests TO the French com.
paDy In 1879. The bond ia for $500;
tbs suIetiss are A. Hansuer and w. s.
Mccormick.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-17

L you wish 10 purify your blood
ytu SHOULD lake q medicine which
cures blood diseas.s. The record o
cures by Hoo >. SAfsaparilla proyei
that this Is the best med cine for IN )
ulood ever produced. Hood'H Sara
parllla cures the most stubborn cases
aud It is iht medicine for you to lake
II your blood ie impure.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-17
CoRBEIT FRANTIC.

Jim's seconds ruthed into the ring
and hustled him to his corner. Corbett
revived amt when he LEARNED that he
rad lost the fight he became frantic.
He broke away from his sec.
onds and iusned about hunting
for Fitz anu striking blindly night
aud LETT. 1t was pitilui
exhibition OF impotent rage. His
eeconds tried in vain 10 control hun,
hut he stfucs vIclously at them as
well 80 at otners. Finally they grab.
bed him by the arms aud carried him
by force from the ring. This
lasted at least i've minutes, and the
crow1 broke into the ring. They were
thrown out by deputy sherifis, but
they came too fast and the ring was
damned. All this time Fitz sat quietly
ia his corner awaiting the decision OF
the referee. When Siler's voice coul
be heard above the noise award.
ing the fight TO Bitz, Julian
grabbed his red.headed brother.iD-law
about the neck and together they
danced up anu down in frantic
ma pet. They were crazy with Joy.
Mrs. Fitz In her box close to the ring,
laughed and cried alternately anu
tried In vain TO get through the crowd
h embrace her husband. After some
minutes, Flig was escorted through
tue crowd to his dressing room anu
his wife followed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-17

Hoo 3 PILLS are the best nfter.dinntr
oil; asslst digestion, cure headache.
- g. .rt'.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-17

Today's temperature is shown In the
fac smile thermometer given below:
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-02
From bail, II bee -.
GoNFR>NINTINDINN ,tuOuI

Intervening I,-t,i.r. u"ld 1T the s'h"ui
SATURDAY. Seeming Lat
The Christmas exercises - the ,tu,"tu.
mrnt Indian -chuul wrtr held last ~Atut.
lay evening aui quite n number " prom.
inrnt town people accepted the generous
invitation " ~upt MCGOWAN to attend
the entertainment
Two large tree were placed uu each
side " the stag, which were lighted 10,
candles, aud fairly loaird down with
yiit- Tor the scholars AMI teachers
The ur>t ,crur uu thr PROGRAM Nh- a
snow scene. and auii thr gently falling
snow q ik"- n GROUP NJ nrtfN huN- AMI
gltl- were AT play h. next wh- a
touching scene ~ hunlr NE before ~.
uflng the family reading the hraulltul
stufN ~ the birth ~ uut SAVIOUR. after
Whirh the chlitpu hung up their stock
NY before ~" NJ" plhc" g. await the
coming " santa lHu-. AMI tu The anus"
mrut ui all be- -uii"uh rhiur tumiIlus
town a." chmnr Hli uIlri All the
.lucklug-
Ia" tMfi sr"ur santa 4 hu- gave all \
gl'mu-r " H. wonderful wutk-hp uu
latgfmui ant h,- faithful workers The
Brownie. and ST. We'll Wrtr i.rN mad,
40 they luukri ~ though the, h.i lu-l
.lrpr,i uul 90 u pjrluf,. huuk hr hul,
wear uli Policeman i.-,rr. -I.rIal
mention. ~ h' caused great deal a
turttIm"ui hN hl- antics.
Each urr taking part rendered thrlr
parts M splendid ~t,I". rejecting great
credit upon thu-r Whu hL' trr entertain
mrui ~ rhNrg"
Al the teachers AMI scholar W"tr T."
n,Iuhrf,d With g'l-, AMI ~uprtu,"u.
lent VIZ, uwtn WA ,rt much -ufprisr'
t receiving a handsome iuAutl" CLOCK
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-02
HOY. A. l. CHKlSti.
Death Of Ibis Popular GENTLEMAN at las
Cruces on Christmas.

Las Cruces y. ~. December -. Hon
Albert Lincoln Nhll,lN died nj his fr-I.
irncr IN this cIty on Christmas da, at
| 81 .. III, after lingering illness last
my since about November lulh. About
that date he was taken with what after.
wards proved 10 lee AN attack II tSIoid
fever nd never recovered
sir Chrl-iy camr 10 New Mexico tittcru
Years ago aud located at Las Cruc,-
where Tor years he resided with hi uncl",
the late Col. W l.. Kynrr-on. For sever
Al years he WA principal Ut the 40
Ctures public school, afterwards ch,r,
clerk Of the uited states lani uilc- a,
Las Cruces and under the administration
II Hon. John K. Ncfie ~ district Judge,
Sir. Chtis,y held, for four Years. Ii. p,-i
ton Of clerk Of the court. lie was n
mrmher ut the legislative assembly
thirty first session, ami since retiring ~
clerk u the court has been IA the active
practice of law, making II success oi the
same.
Mr. Chri-ty Wa 81 years " ase aud
I..,v,,. N xtInu .,J ,vv, It,tL, rI,Ii,au
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-02
MEXICAN CAIILt,
Imports OF Ottober AMI November Com,
pared at Ports Of EnLJ.

Imports OF Ottober AMI November Com,
pared at Ports Of EnLJ.
R-IrrtS made H. Albert bean, live stock
agru; ~ the bureau uf nimAl industry,
In charge at Kansas CITY show the i'm
portatiOns II Mexican "attle In NoyenI.
October. The cattle were admitted at
these ports
No,rmher III paSo. Texas. j,dll Eagle
Pass. Texas, az RrownsNille, Texas, 'ii2
Nogalp-, Arizona, H,li2; san Diego, Cal,
l.",.
The above shows plainly where the
bulk Of the cattle imported from Mckee
crossed the border and the Mexican states
which contributed the supply. HI PaSo
Texas, aud NUyalrs Arizona, are the
ports through which the bulk ot the cat
tie admitted from Mexico have passed
therefore they came from the states Ui
Chihuahug and sonora.
AdyicrS from the Mexican border are Il
the effec, that the inIportaiion- OF cattle
from Mexico during the winter month'
will hold ny a. October aud November
figures. The Corrslto- Cattle company
Eritton Davis, manager. aud FanchleI
Bros, have been the principal importers
at NJ ra~o aud the indications are thai
their importations will continue for some
time. The Corrallto- companyH cattle
have been taken u the old kentucky Cat
tie companys pasture In Crosby county
Texas, which IL located la the northwest
cru part Of the state.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-02
KILLING At CERRILLOS.
Edward LangStOn Shot 10 Death
By Felix Salinas,
Harry Lang Companion Of LapgstOn
Was Slightly Wounded.
The Shooting was the Outcome Of 4
Drunken Quarrel.
SALINAS 1AKIS TO JAN

~,r. al g. lie I,'tra
Crtfillos lee ~ EiwA l.Aug-ton,
who was brakeman on the Waldo
branch aud brother To- Conductor Jack
Lang-ton. Wa shot aud kiIlcvi here this
morning nj one o'clock ~ Mexican
named Felix Nalina-, n MAirIi coal mia
er Harry Lang WA with l.ang-ton nj
the TIME aud received slight flesh
wound IA the LETT zhuu'i., The rNl.
irnce brought out at IL" inquest shows
lhat l.Rng-lon Wa drinking .omr ani
got misSI up With "a patty NJ I've Mes.
eau. tutrr men and tWu women -ru'r 81
Whom we're Al-o dtink 'ug AMI on" ~
whom hr kuWkrd down. he then seat
~ liHrrN Lang who came AMI apprairi
tu be- acting ~ IraccmHkrf. Tie lwu
'olluwei the Mrsicau- to tn"D n-,ru lNr'
ut,dge Snrrr tlrN camr l"grthrr and ~.
| has wa COPS ur. !ulN battered up hN
Ldng-ion he Dt~t lot VA pt,i h
salinas wOundIng Lang Who got ava,
lsng-lon httsi one -'nt without fleet ami
salinas ruiptrd hl- pistol. one ball
-ttking I.Ang~iuH above u" rAht rNr.
Killing him INSTANTLY The MrSlrau-
let l.argSlon ou the bulge guing L.
wards Madrid hu; returned later ami
ave them-rlN"- ny th'- moaning. \uur
~rt" held except salinas wru vii he
taken 81 santa ~ this Afternoon To- aN II
the action II the district court NE.
booty has uern rmhslm~i AMI VIII re- trk
"n 10 lop",a Tonight Where the ia.
rnts " the decreased res de
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-02
MARRIED BY A SPIRlTUALbT
4 Sensation at oakland with Albuquerque
10 the Front.

10 the Front.
Al Oakland, Cal. p"cml dispatch u
several days ago, which was published IN
the l,,- Angeles Tiu--. SAYS
family circle VI Oakland l- disturbed
over the whereabouts NJ Julius Hugah
who VIA -uppre.d. until recently. tu have
hs-n Ia Rakel shield. but who has appear.
I'll IN Albuquerque, y, VI, although his
girl wife was unaware that Hugan even
contemplated such n lflp. Aside from
this. the relatives AMI Immediate friends
uf the Young man announce that he will
have Ia ~ through the ceremony " mar
riage all over again, oh account ~ the
alleged illrgallty of "A wedding -on,r
months ago.
liugan married Miss Birdie B..hr ui
Oakland early IN the wear she belongs
~ n well 10 DO aud RESPECTED family aud
l. N woman " both culture aud attain
ment. The your couple took up the
idea " spiritualism some time ago aui
when the day came Tor the nuptial knot
~ br tied. went before splfltuAlist IN
East Oakland aud were married.
Now. the Young wife. who recently hr
came n mother, u distressed Ia know why
her husband did not inform her NJ his
trip tu New Mexico, II hr has really gone
there. and II anxious that h. hasten Ia
her NJ once and again Resume the rr-pun.
-lhllltN ~ a marriage contract, before "A
regularly ordained minister Ot the gu--
pei
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-02

in,l.rm., t.,, .,rru ~ the ""'","
Iurn',ru ~u'd,N ~'r"u'.
The luu-tma. celebration ~ th" u"r.
man lutn"Ru ~uuldy -rhnul uu ~atut
Ia, might AT u" Lutheran church wa
nicer and mplr ATTRACTIVE lhAu ever be-.
tore Il va, rllr'N the merit - th"
Young r,ovlr. Who hat decorated lh"
church -p handsomely, There WEI" gAf
bands drawn nrru,- "a" church from ON"
window to the ulhrr meeting each other
lu the center over "a high sAlr ruNrt"I
with evergreen. representing the gLt" ~
he. ami the largest hhd hal~rlu"-t
Christmas Tree IA toHu huuut hiteru feet
lgh lie Nuuug p'"pl" had u-ed All
lpr,r taste AMI drlicLcN ia H. decoration.
and It called forth surprise am aimira
ton. un" old lldN -ali II MA IA" best
tree, she hat -.ru ~ all TIE wac he hal
u"n N Albuquerque. The program Wa
arlrd ont with accuracy AMI p"upt
nr-s on the part al the ch,lItrn both III
the songs AMI rrrltAtI"u- The duet,
"NrrrN Cr'I -tmt- E"ll-. wa- ESPECIALLY
we'll trndrird hN l;u-A lia, sch Iuu l"ua
fabrr lhr song ~ little MNrlI" Fahrt
also ellie l,Si gtrat ~. nlrgiIuu som"
nicely lrDdrrrd pieces l., u,rrr pttl tr-
hrlp,~i Ia make the celebration the best
ever hrid uy the Lmhr,au rhu,ch III this
rItN.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1897-01-02
RATHER ROMANTIC.
One OF the Promoters OF the Electric Street
Railway 10 a HAPPY Role.

one OI inc frOmO'erS Oi Ine tleSlTlS SUcel
Railway 10 a HAPPY Role.
Georgr Crater. Jr, the young attorney
Of Denver. who Wa here few DAYS agu
III III" interest ot the PROF rcd rl,cIrlc
street railway aud was introduced Ia mau,
Of our citizens by h. A. Pearson and II. II,
johnson, was also on his wedding trip,
but he did not Intimate such ~ Mez-f-.
Pearson aud johnson. Two days after
Mr. aud Mrs. Crater left this city Tor san
francisco, N. Denver Republican arTiv.
III aud II contained n picture Of Mia. ~,
sic Tittel, Ms. Crater. Jr,J aud IN com,
meuting Oh the AFFAIR the Republican
says
Down at the Orpheum Tor the past teu
weeks u sprlghtly young actress wish n
strong California endorsement has b,'-Il
. playing leading Iuler. Full u ambition
her mind soared IA larger audiences and
y larger salary. but ~ her surprise this
audience contained her klsmel One ~
the frequent hAbituea Of the Orphruu was
George Crater, Jr., q young attorney. who
IL quite we'll known In this city,
some time ago the California actress
met the native Colorado Att'rney and both
loved. A. leading man and leading lady
ths~s tw0 performed love drama before
n select audience and little wa saii IN
public OF the success Of the play. The
tirst announcement Of tho marriage wa
made by the bride 10 her mother ia sau
Francisco.
The marriage wAs secret, aud the
father Of the groom, ,isJrge Crater Sc
was not even aware Oi the wedding until
his son and wife we're really a. leave ben
Yer Tor san Francisco, VIA Albuquerque
In regard " her stage life, the Repub
lirAn has this 10 say
Miss Rs-is Titlsl II one Of three young
sisters. all Of whom have male q favor
able impression Ia Pacific coast theatrical
circles. ~ popular we're they that Ian
fIOhman heard Of them Aud k-sie and
Minnie Tittel were engaged with the New
York stock company At the handsome sai
aries Oi tlSO aud q - q week Respective
~. They did not remain long In Gotham
however, and since that engagement thry
have been playing In western stocks. The
bride II about "a years 81 age, bro netls
Of pleasing appearance,