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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-12-09
S6taue Ghtuefeu.

Gin Iaui&blait ersdbIt bic f%oIsenos
nstie @ef&idte bon dinsiif6sn Sdlau.
metern: ..Wenn msritanif4e @bineien
reid setporben iinb. bann i&iden fe ibi
6elb biniber in ibre Ssimatb unb i1Iei
DEN ii& iber bic californifde Creme auf
amst,ianlides @sbist, Iafsn fid bier bon
Der. Staten 8samten srpii6en unb auf
Rotten Der Ser. Staatsn nab China
transportirsn. 90 foitst fs bic 8eiis
teinen Sent unb Der Ser. Siaaten BE.
ante erbdlt siusn PuH far feline quite
Spirnuie." ..1srus 8orpdrts" bsmertl
hier,u: Das bort fi& gut an, bdIt absr
bel ndberer tlnteriu6une nibt Std
Bsnn Elm Gbineis ipeeen eeisbpibrigei
ginwanberune berbaftet ipiro uno lber
fibrt porben III, 70 pirb er auf BEN
Sdifs. nit BEN sr in California einIief,
nab BEN Safen Der Ginf6ifuns suriid
aei6ift. unb atpar nidt auf &often bes
Oniel Sam. ionbsrn auf 8oftsn Der be.
Sdifs.@ eieqibaft.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-12-09
Strdfiinee f6nneu nidt perflaet
tpereeu.

Cine %elaenibimli6e Petition il i'm
Omuba, Rsb.. Ditttetsserid, BON benz
fliiberen SiaaiSihaBmetter Soispb
Barley einsereiht unp resiftrirt worOsn
Sartlsp II pessn Yllnorruns bee
5taatsi4 ages um $50 600 su span,ts.
ldbr,esr 3udibausitrafe p~eruttbeill NOR
Osn. Stlns Pttiloa ut IN 4ntpolt
auf bic pom Staate anseittenete 8lass.
um bas eeftoblcne 8elo SuIadsusrlanBen.
uno BARLEY 1T init ielnen Bdrssn Sn
Disiem 3psdt o%ertlaei fpOtoen. Oe Ne,
titlon erfldri, ouB SartIsp ntGt perildsI
uerben fam. neil er ..'oot" 1T. inosm
sr Su spansis Sabren 3u6tbaus Usrur'
ibellt rporoen 1T. Seine Aopotaien be'
biupten. bob unter ben SluatsssieBsp
TEN Strdfnns perilast perben fam.
Wenn iie Rebt baben. 10 tann aud Die
&laes seeen Bartlep's 8iraen nitt auf.
rebt erbalten perbsn. ba in RebraSte
Der S&ulpner nit ben 8irsen Ubsr Dor
Der pertlaet tperoen mus, ,bs bic 8lrSen
ALIEN baftbar semadt perosn tOnnen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-12-09
Nrojeft Der 9ittebureer @rnbens
befit3er.

Die erbbte 8erbinbuns bon Slub.
aoblensS ntsreRsn, pelde nod female
unternOmmen Doroen III, ibeint nod DO,
Neuiubr su Stanbs su iommen. Seii
pier Subren III oapon seipro6sn tporben.
aber erf iebt 1T es sur @ntiheibune se.
fommen. Gin @omite, bsftebenb aus @.
u. O'HsiI. Prdiosnt Der O'Reilsa Rob.
len. Gompanie uno Der Biitsbureer Rob.
lenbbrie. @apt. 9. g.. 8ronn BON Der
Jirma VI. 5. 9rOpn's S6bne uub Gapt
Sobn u. Woob bon Der Sirma Sobn u.
@oob unb Sobn, iinb sifris nit Der @r.
pdsuns Der @isenibumSwertbs. Site be.
f@dftist, psI9e bic einSsInen 2obIens
Companion, bic ibre @ruben ON Stuff,
babsn. einsereidt baben. IS btitebi
cine fIeins Msinunespstidisbsnbsit untei
cenfeIben, ie IL aber nidt bebeutenb GEE
mug. UNI cine fdnsle 8ereinieuns su
binbern. Ser pIan, Der erftaunIi1 in
feiner art il, eebt babin, cine @ompo'
ME 3u oreaniiiren nit einem 8etrlebsfa.
pital BON Sill. DOC. 900. Sc fol- Elm
8ieientruit iperben, Der aue 5tuB.8ob.
len. Sntersfen bon Der S@leuie SO. 8
am Mononsubsla. 5IuB IN bic mad Retp
Orleans eontroliren pirb. Der Saupt'
stped oieies 1rutes fol- bic 8erminbsr
uns Der F6rberunsss unb Der 8erfdiff.
un8Sfoifsn fem. Die Bitisbureer BRO.
o%ucsnten boffsn babur1 srfolerei& nit
BEN Probuft am Samantha 5luie cons
furriren su f6nnen. So rpirb bsbauptet.
ooB es fih nur barum banbelt. ben Bros
TT einsubeimien. tpelder bur& Die Der.
minoeruns Der 8etriebsfofen eeiponnsn
ipiro. Die 8eieiiieuns beS 8ei9nsioens
Der Breife ieitens Der Pittsburssr Der.
i&ifsr tpirb. pie mun erpurtst. ebsnfaas
su ben Dipioenoen beijteuern.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-12-09
Mas tpin Das tpersen ?

Was mill Dad tperten? 70 Fam man,
nit Sriebri@ Spielbasen ausrufen, ipenn
man ieet Gag fur Gag bon asuen Truiis
LIEF. bic ft1 in uniersm aanbs biioen.
UNI tpie bic bstbsiIisten S~nbuarielen
iebesmaI erftdren, ,,oie grobucticr gu
reseIn unb ruin6isr Goncurrsn3 uorsu'
beuesn." 8ein 8usifel barabsr : bic
Irufts iinb ca, UNI su bIeiben. Bas eis
nsr auf has Wobl @qer bebadten @es
isssebuns anssfi9ts bieier u~nabpsisba'
rem Srudt Der auf bic Spite eetriebensn
unb in ibr Gsssntbsil umseidlassnen
.,freien Goncurrena' su thun tibris blsibt.
ID bic 3rufs gum 8eften slaer ~ rssuIi'
rem. Sisrin 1T bic ssiesssberii&s auf'
eabe Der @eeenpart su fu&en; cine
lebe Partei bat ibrsn @riftenmtusd psr'
loren, bic fi& bieisr Aufsabe ni&t be-
pubt IN unb fe ;u srfaQen ftrsbt. nne
na@ spei Ri4tunssn mus cine rationale
@sfssssbuns reselnb einareifen, UNI bic
sisantiiHen 9robuctip'O reaniiationen,
ME fie bic inbuirisIen Fruits oaritel.
len, in cine @Obltbat fur Aae su per'
ipanbsIn, anftatt fs Elm bios einieitises
8sreiHsrunssmitteI Der Direct betbsilis'
ten unb beute na& eisenem 8elisben
fdaltenbsn Truhmitelieber bleiben gu
lafien. ReseInb muB bic @eiebeebuns
Dor Aiem in Der Sinii&t einsrsifen. bab
bas pubIiium: :ni1t burd bic Berednune
belieblser 8reiie bon ben Gruits bis auf's
Ssmb auSesplinoert tperben fam re.
eeIuo mub iie fernsr babinsisleno elm,
e~rsifen. taB ben Snbutriearbeitern burd
bic Spftematiiruns Der 8etriebe, tpie T.
iebe Trutbilbuns gum 8p:d uno sur
5oIse bat, ni6t be Irbeitsselessnbeil
IN INNER erbberem WaBe eeraubt tpirb.
ionbern ibnen blsie @sleeenbeit mad
pie Dol erbalten bleibt, ODER better nod
in a%assmeinerem WaBe peribafft uub
periibert tpiro. als oas bel ben bsuiieen
Diaf~drsuftanben Der Sal in.
Die menfhlids @emelnfhaft. bsi
5taat. bat bas 8s&t, cine ioI&e @efes
sebuns su i6ofsn. Sic bat Elm slpsifa
des Rs4t oasu Elm aQsemein meni&.
li1ss, moralifaes, baS fid auf bas unite,
alien seieai@aftli&sn 8eIbdltnifen gill
tise Haturredt itlbt; fe bat fsrne,
auG, mas fur unier eef&riebeneS uni
cooifieirtes 8s9t-baS oft nur bas OH
8eipalt ~bssriinbete rlure&tit nod meb
iassn mil, Elm %poiihpes. aef6idtlid er.
uadienes Rett basu. Nur itarrs, bt,
BELT u b ibte 3uiammsnbanss. bic 81
rslfbaft uno ibre @ntpldsluns ntb
tsnnenoe @oSer. Numlen uno @spalt
eedtmeniden ibnnsn cd leueuen modem
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-12-09
DrtS 0nrr's
linton
.efauration 4 galDu,
3l3 2adapanna absnus.

Sie @eftauration uiro fets nit ben fsiuRsn
osIifatefsn Der sabrssJsit Dsrfsbsn fem.
I'm @etrdnfen baIts i'd ueben BEN por5iis
liten q. Wobinfcnfhen Biere. nur Die beftea
Beint suub oiquore. unb 20 mirb mein Be
fteben fein, ourd prompte unb rseQs 8ebieu.
uHa bic 2nnoen aufrieotn ,u fftQsn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-12-09

Die feds @Siimos. ipsI6s Der 2ieu.
tenant Bearp mltsebrabt bat unb bic fih
jest i'm 8ellepue.S ofpital su Rem Dori
b%sfinoen. fino in elmer tr~aurieen Sage.
5dmmiIibs gSfimos Isiosn unier BEN
GinfIub bes marmen 2Iimas uno bae
.msrtwarbisite ii. bab fs an 2unssnsnt.
%sipbung uno dbnliGen 2eiben erfranfi
limb 9ronibeiteu, eeeen peI9e ie pis
man sluuben mO&te. am meiiten ae'dibt
fem ioIten. aber fatt in SoIse bon
9dIte an 2unaenenisdnbun9 su erfran'
fen. sieben fe iid bic 8ranibeit ausen,
i6einli6 our6 bic Sibe su. Sic BELLA
gen iib oiel lber bic eroBe Sibs uno iebs
men iih nod ben @isfeloern ibrer Seis
matb surfid.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-12-09
Tarft Sismarf's 1trtbeil.

Surf 8ismurd i0si in ben .,Sambur-
ger Ra&ridten" in elmer 8sipre&une
Der anssbli6en gbii&t Der Der. Staa'
ten. in Sorti gu interpeniren: ..gBn
baltsn Go flr cine politiihs Notbpsnbig.
iett. Oiefer ameritaniidsn ArrOsans off
unb na&brddli& sntssesnsuirstsn unb
suns beitlmmt. tusnn fis ssssn Dsutf6.
lamb ser,dtet III. SelttpsritdnoIiG
ttdumt Niemanb in DsutidIanb baSon,
6opti au annettiren, aber mir boffsn, bic
8ssierune au DsrunlaG en-. gang snersif6
bic r~oibpenbise SatisfuctiOn in Der
form bon G~nti&doisune gu psrIunssn
unb bic 8abluns our8 ri6tise NIttsI su
eistpineen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-12-09
Gin bessutfamss abfAeiSeu.

Nit BEN Sinfthptn sints anbsrn Sabrss,
iptnn sins priifuus Der @si6Gffs- Mnssltssnbsi-
ten pcrssncmHeH u, N 20 MUIR rihtig eae AUD
esm fSrpuIiGtn @pblitin ttpas 8ttradtuns
aaplt rtIbtn icat,, pelhts 9tbsn bsfGbigt ben
aampf nit btm etbsn auf, untbmtn unb fir I6
ielbif ben 9OrtbsiI Obsr Vtrluf am Bnluhs.
abihlu6 aue;urshntu. Sbsltth has gonio
arUB isiu mag uup Sspumanns @tpinn aru6,
iriiret 20 nibt ibtrraihsH ptHH 20 pISBIib
9isltn e6mmsrts, bat cute gtfunbb.tt pur6
BIN uitsrtssH 3uFaas sss SIuiss rs&t bnantsr
II. 9n ettitm Gdas triusi bic WtI9
idurs In bic etbtns Sdftt bee Srsdniemus Gin.
bsfsHesrs In bic 9tsufs, une bic loealtn an.
iti6sn iblitbtn auf &btnmatismus. 5~aultnet
In ppppis Sariapariia, BEN sroBtn
8lutrsiuiar, cine iupsTIGftss unb psrmautnts
isur bon Rbsumatismus stfanbsH,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-12-09
SeIaiuare, eada. & @eiern GiienkahH.
mnutoo. 81. lunt 1907.

3has puIaHtn SrrauiOn Grprsb fir 9 pra.
euft, Sspssu, Utica. Buffalo unp ben WsatH
1910 unb 2.35 ROrssns unb f.55 RaGm.,
gubinbuus ma6snb Ia Buffalo na@ attn
punftsn in btm Wttsn. Binsbamton unr BATH
UNI 900 Or. unb los Rahm. Glmira Grprsb
um 5 IS Na6m. Grprtb fir Rtw ypri, lao.
$50, sis, on, tU.20 Dr.. IL SIS une 3.33
Ra6m. Grpreb fur philadelphia. Cation.
Irsnton. SIS, 500 unb tn.20 Dr., 1855 une
1888 Ra6m. Rt6olfon sleeomoentton pnld6t
Seranton nm 400 unb 6 10 Radn. 9pbs.
hanna ACCOMMODATION psrIGet SrrartOn nm 6.fO
dbsnts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-12-09

= Sn ILLUMINATION. Del. itiirsts elm
Tbsil oss bur@ Seuer beiGdcieten Sc
bauOss Der armour'iden RinoHeifG. Der.
paderei Elm. s 3. Smith, elm so Sabre
alter ann. Der nit an Der R~eparaiur
bes 8ebdubes arbeitste. tpuroe erf1la,
gen ; jtpei anbere purben f4tper uerlett.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-12-09

lEsan eibItp bon SorriHstuu gouH. tilt strabs
q an foIasr psrbtHbuHs bon araHfhsitsH aIs Dr.
RfIss in ieinsr umiaHsr,i4eu Grfahruus une
lintsrIu2uus sstiubsu bat baB fs Gus eutfrdftius
o.s RsrpsuipRsms .ntfebt. Strr Sas. D. SioIsp
Idreibt am IS. pftObsr 1895: .Tssiue 5raa ipurbs init
QsaraIsia bss esrs,us. Hsrpbisr eriabpinHs uuo ss'
bsriranfhsii bsfansu. msHueIsi1 bon aipst asrsten
b.baubtlt purbs ft bsHHOa bon Belt sa Belt iaIirr'
msr, Bis ie Dor Der 9biir hes 9obts fanb. SO CAB
iAs baun bon 9r. Witss' Nervine and New Cure
nr- FIiIes' for the Heart unb fe beitrtt
tpuuberbarlit bon Der 8eit an.
TEAR lure baB Id iuforib bic asrsie snilisb.
pestores Sic ibt uub idiait gut uuo
'T,.. tbut ihre sissus Sausarbeit.
Heaitn mir babsu Sbrs SsiImittel
WieIeu tn uuisrsr etabt smpiobIsu, uHb allen N
oaburt seboIisu ipOr6tn..
Dr. WaiIss Remedies terbtn bon allen apotbtftru
unter ~atpthtr @arautie perfanit. mtrtt bic erftt
Jiai&. gar fsins @sfsruHa. 70 iptrb bas Stlb surad.
eritattet Seutites BUD iber 3sr5 uub glsrneu tptre
ai Wsrlaugsn fret 1ugeihtdt.
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-12-09
Sdbmacbe, uerpSfe Nerfpnen,

aepIast Don 5ofiunssloRstsit uub idlsdtsr
Srdumeu. srffopfenoen aus1uHsn. 8lieotr.
retben. Bruf.. Rideu uno s~opflhmerjen. Saar.
ansfaq, dbnabme oes @ehors nnb @tftais. SO.
tarrb. Waasnoriidsu. StuhIpsritopfung. Wii
oiateit, Grrothen 5tttern Serjilopfsn. aeuaft.
iiffeit unb sriibfuu. erfabteH aus Dem ,,SHs
genDfrenno". ME sinfah uno biqig fte ernno.
lid gebelli nno polle 6eiunobeit. iuaeuollde
srifde uuo Arohfnn pieosr G. langen t6nuen.
Sang neuss SeiIperfdbrsn. Serer fsin eiaener
ar,t. S6idt % SIC Srisfmarfsn uuo Sbr be.
tommt ipfort oits uHeutbebrlids Bud perfiegsit
5ussianot pom Der pribatseliHif,
Isl 8. Aosms, Esp ejorf Cite.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-12-09
Giienbabn SeittabelIe.
erie unb Wpomina Uaneb GHenbabn Go.

UEIt uHD KbVHWIHB UuHtg UVtHuuUH u.
in Strait am 10. Stphmbu 1897.
i3ias psrlafen Ssanion mic folai: SIR
Rem yorf unb 3pilhenfatipntH auf Der Cite
8abn, sbtnfc fir Saplsy, eats alril nnb lcfalen
punitsn nm 7.05 Morssns une 2.25 Raamtt.
tags. Grrsittn Seranipn um 1923 DR., 3.f5
unb 9.36 abtnhs ron Obissn Tnnfttn.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-02-21
Excursion Rates TO Washington.

For the benefit of those desiring 10
witness the inauguration of the next
president of the United States. the
Baltimore & Ohio railroad will sell ex-
cursion tickets at one fare for the
round trip from all points on it's lines
in Ohio, Indiana and Illinois. Tickets
will be sold March l, and 3, valid
for return until March s. Similar
tickets, via B. & o. r. R., will be sold
by all the railroads throughout the
west In addition to being the short
est and most direct line to Washing
ton, the B. & o. passes through a
region of greater scenic magnificence
and historic interest than any in all
America Passengers also have the
option of travelling via Akron and
Pittsburg or via Bellaire and Grafton
either going or returning. The through
trains of the b. & O.. are vestibuled
throughout. equipped with Pullman
sleepers and the dining car service is
unsurpassed. Information in detail
win be cheerfully furnished upon ap-
plication by L. s. Alien. assistant gen
eral passenger agent, B. & o. r. r,
Grand Central Station, Chicago.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-02-21

| Mclean. James T. Beless Carlin-
E. L. McKelleps. S. E. Canady. Wads-
worth-George Abbey, J. A Goldie.
Ogden-S. NJ. Carhart, P. Healy, B.
McCaba c. H Bogart, r. w. Shields.
w. Warner, Fred King, Charles Sher-
mer, James Andrews, Jessie Brown and
all members of Division 80.
Floor-F. c. Stokes. A. Alexander,
w. a. Biddle, Fred Frolech. F. E.
Grant, E. o. Halstead, G. w. Jacobs,
]. w. Littlejohn. G. F. Geidig, F. Van
Nance, ]. E Smith.
q 9 q
The John A Logan w. r. c. will give
a social in the Y. NJ. C. A parlors next
Wednesday afternoon. A fine musicale
will be rendered interspersed with con-
versation and hospitality, for which
these ladies are noted. 1t il TO be a
social affair-though refreshments will
be served. The guests are asked to
bring only "a dime" with them. The
John A. Logan and other relief corps
are organized charities and do much
good as well as inculcate sentiments
of patriotism and loyalty.
Mrs. Clement L. Darling will enter
tain the Aglaia Tuesday afternoon at
her home, No. 2233 Jefferson avenue.
Z. :, @
Miss Minnie Kiesel entertained pupils
of the Madison school Friday with a
delightful talk, giving scenes and Incl
dents taken from her own experience
in Europe.
Miss Kate Hayes was the recipient
of an honor in the way of pleasant
surprise party Wednesday evening.
Among those present were Edna
Hayes Dora Paine. Vera Ledwidge,
Ethel Ford, Myrtle Jenkins, Ethel
I Do fl,.,
Oakley, Grace Brakeman, Berthe Ne
vile, Frank Lowe, Leon Browning.
George Shorten, George Nesfall, Ernest
Ford, Frank Ballard. Willie Lowe. Joe
Paine, Arthur Hayes, Frank Ellis.
@ o o
Mrs. B. NJ. Lathrop entertained a
few friends Friday afternoon.
{. . G.
Mr.. and Mrs Elliott Brown are re-
siding at the Broom. Mr.. Brown and
Miss Allsworth were married quietly
last week in Salt Lake.
{: g g
Thursday afternoon a party was
given by Mrs. Nathan Kuhn in honor
of Mrs julius Frankel of Park City
Orson Riser, Abe Kuhn. AID Kuhn, Will
Wright, George NJ. Hanson. y. S.
Ccndon, Linnie Young-Kin w NJ.
Thompson, Kate b. Anderson, S. j.
Griffin, S. Anderson, Mona c. Mozart
ney. VOORHEES,. A. S. Gates, Costello
Holcomb. Rosenbluth.
% go %
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Adams enter
tanned the jolly High Five club
Wednesday evening. Mrs. E. W. Mat
son and Mrs. ]. D. Gill were fortunate
prize winners.
The subject of Madame Mountford's
lecture tonight will be The Life of
Christ, or From Bethlehem to Calvary"
g g 90
On Wednesday evening a number of
friends of Mrs. F. D. Fenton gave that
lady a complimentary surprise at the
residence of Mr.. John Cheney on Ad-
ans avenue.
@ 8 @
Mrs. o. NJ. Runyon entertained a
number of her lady friends Thursday
afternoon.
The opening of the Y. NJ. c. a. rooms
and gymnasium Thursday night last
was a highly successful affair. People
of all creeds and no creeds attended
and though the crush was somewhat
unpleasant, every one was good-na-
tured and the affair was very plea
SAINT one.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-02-21
A Gentle Corrective

is what you need when your liver be-
comes inactive. It's what you get when
you take DIR. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets,
they're free from the violence and the
gripping that come with the ordinary
pill. The best medical authorities agree
that in regulating the bowels mild
methods are preferable. For every de-
rangement of the liver, stomach and
bowels, these tiny, sugar-cOated pills
are most effective. They go about their
work in an easy and natural way, and
their good lasts. Once used, they are
always in favor
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-02-21
Did. You Ever

Try Electric Bitters as a remedy for
your troubles? If not, get bottle
now and get relief. This medicine has
been found to be peculiarly adapted to
the relief and cure of all female COM
plants, exerting a wonderful direct in
fiuence in giving strength and tone to
the organs. If you have loss OF appe-
tite, constipation, headache. fainting
spells, or are nervous. sleepless, excit-
able, melancholy or troubled with dizzy
spells, Electric Bitters is the medicine
you need. Health and strength are
guaranteed by its use. Fifty cents
and S1.00 at T. c. NJ. 1. drug dept
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-02-21
Stage Whispers.

Stage Whispers.
Georgia Cayvan is one of the thea
ter's big coming attractions.
Grace Gayler Clarke is the highest
sa,a-:ed member OF the Herne COM
pany.
Owing to the length of the Mas
cot" the opera will begin at and
sharp.
Julia Marlowe's new play. Bonnie
Prince Charlie" has scored an i'm
mense success in New York.
Herne is proud of the fact that he
PLAYED with Maud Adams the first
time she ever appeared before the pub
lie.
The Mascot" train leaves for Ogden
at D. m. Friday, and for Logan at
4 D. m. Saturday. 1t will run as a
special over the Union Pacific.
The manager of Camilla Urso. the
renowned lady violinist, is in the city
making arrangements for the appear
ance here of his star some time in
March.
Patience" is to be revived at the
Tivoli in San Francisco, and the busy
brain of Stage Manager George E.
Lask is at work on the details. The
Salt Lake Opera company, by the way,
has had an invaluable friend in Mr..
Lask in preparing the Mascot"
Unable to obtain a view of the stage
by reason of the size of the hats worn
by the women seated in front of them.
the male portion of the audience in
the theaters at Brest have now, by
way of protest, adopted the fashion of
taking cushions with them to the
theater, which, when placed on the
seats. add considerable number of
inches to their stature and enable them
to see over the hats in front of them.
However, inasmuch as this in turn in
terferes with the view of the people be-
hind them, the theatrical performances
at Brest of late have been character
lied bv so much disorder that the au-
thOrities have been asked to intervene
in behalf of the managers, failing in
which the latter declare that they will
be compelled to close their houses.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-02-21

Copyright 1897. by Ewi Arnold
lives we did meet, NajineI
The chance of the crowd in the street" it has BEEN
And thinking golden domed Moscow
1 shall remember you most Najne
Exquisite. eyebrows you had Maine!
Tall birch-tree and straight a cypress
Watching you walk was joy, Najinei
Shapely and white your hand, Maine!
No pearls like your teeth in the stores seen,
And your feet, their sky-blue sken stockings,
Might have carried a goddess of Greece Najne
The speech fell soft from your lips Maine!
As dewdrops from rose-leaves slip Between
Your tongues bright talk and the help your laughter
Twas easy to understand Russ, Maine!
You will hardly recall me for long, Maine.
Though put you forever in song, Najine
Just and again you may mediate mutely
On our meeting and parting-and sigh, Maine!
For some to know you at sight, Nane
A girl of thousand who might have been
Were Fate but fair-a duchess in satins,
Not rnodiste from Warsaw, now, Maine!
You could wear rich jems in your hair Maine,
AS well as the best who there, Najne
That day in the stream of the proud coronation,
Riding in coaches of gold Najne
When I helped you out of the press Maine!
There rolled to your shoulder tress, Najne
AS brown and cleaning and daintily braided
AS the stately Tsarista's own locks, Maine!
They shine like of red gold, Najine
Those cupolas, holy and old, on the
Where two met, in the splendid procession,
While Moscow shouted and changed, Maine,
Gold and purple and white, Maine!
Spangled with blue and alight with green;
Domes and pinnacles, palaces churches
Noble your Kremlin did show Maine!
1 know it, for not very far, Maine!
I watched while you crowned your Tsar, Najne
And the dusk of the church aight with rubies
And the sky burned scarlet with flags, Najne
Yet write to those wonders, Najne
sing of those clamorous thunders, Najinei
A gray-eyed seamstress of Warsaw haunts me,
Thinking of Moscow, and all, Maine!
hate well you love, Najinel
eagle well white dove, ween
Some lightning lurked in your glances fancied-
All Polish girl that you are, Najinel
Some wrath for a wrong that slept, Maine!
Twas a notable silence you kept Najne
While the others huzza'd for Tsar and Tsaritsa-
Have you forgiven Pojarski, NajineP
Goodby, pleasant friend of one day, Najne
Heaven keep you safe in its way, Najne
tell you again, when talk of Moscow,
You come to my mind most dear Maine!
London, June 6, 1896
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OPERA EXCURSION TO OGDEN

Via Union Pacific, February g.
Special train will leave Union Pacific
depot at .. m, returning leave Og-
den 30 minutes after close of opera
Mascot" Fare for round trip. only
$500. Parties desiring to attend opera
ing admission with reserved seat, for
$3.50.
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Her Little Wav

Chicago Record: There is one queer
thing about politics."
what is that?'
When a man is elected senator his
wife seems to get so much more glory
out of it than he does"
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next Friday night. Judging similar
events formerly given by this organ
ization, it should be one of the choice
affairs of its kind during the present
social season. The managers in charge
are sparing no efforts TO secure splen-
did display of costumes and have met
with q success that promises to make
the event overshadow more pretentious
affairs.
9 q @
The dance given by the Wednesday
night club was an unusually large and
we'll attended affair.
A bevy of Is girls specially selected
for good looks as well as good lungs,
will execute the minuet in the Mas
cot" The dance was taught by the
christensen Bros. and is one of those
performed at the recent celebrated
Bradley Martin ball in New York.
g g %
A large number of society people,
Governor Wells among them, are ex-
pected to go to Ogden and Logan on
the Mascot" special train.
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Hewlett Bros. have the only per-
feet plant run by electricity for the
manufacture of Three Crown BalS-
ing Powder, extracts. and grinding
spices I'm the interior west.
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Cranes and Hurd's fine society sta
tionery at Is cents a quire. One week
only. All the latest magazines at
Margetts Bros. 40 Main street.
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The STAGE.
Continued From Page IL

princess has given me a weeks option
and l am considering. 1 may engage
her and l may not"
If she comes. she will appear in a
sketch of some kind. Whether or not
Rigo will appear with her Mr.. Ham
merstein does not know. but he pre-
sumes that the violinist will accom-
pany her to America should she come.
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BY SIR EDWIN ARNOLD, x. c. l. E., c. S. !.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-02-21

The luncheon given by the Misses
Preston on Friday afternoon was one
of the most enjoyable affairs of the
week. The decorations of violet, white