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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-11-18
A PECULIAR REMEDY.
Something About tue New Discovery
For Curing Dyspepsia.


The Rev. Il. l. Bell, highly esteemed
minister residing in Weedsport, Cayuga
County, n. y, in recent letter writes
rs follows There has never been any.
thing that / have taken that has relieved
the Dyspepsia from which | have suffer
ed for ten years except the new remedy
called Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. Since
taking them | have had no distress at all
after eating and again after long years
CAN SLEEP NELL. Rev, Il, /. Bell,
Weedsport. r. Y, formerly, Idalia,
Colo"
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet is a re-
markahle remedy, not only because ii is
Il certain cure for all forms of indiges-
ton. but because it seems TO act
thoroughly in old chronic cases of dys-
nepsia as we'll as in mild attacks of indi-
gestion or hiliousness. A person has
dyspepsia simply because the stomach
is overworked, al it wants is u harm
less. vegetable remedy to digest the food
and thus give il the much needed rest.
This is the secret of the success of this
peculiar remedy. No matter how weak
or how much disordered the digestion
may be. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
will digest the food whether the stomach
works or not. New life and energy is
given not only to the stomach. but to
every organ and nerve in the body. \
trial of this splendid medicine will con-
vince the most skeptical that Dyspepsia
and all stomach troubles can be cured.
The tablets are prepared by the 4. A.
Stuart Company, OF Marshall Mich,
but so popular has the remedy become
that Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets can now
he obtained at any drug store at 30 cent
per package. Send for book on stomach
diseases free.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-11-18
CITY ITEMS.

The jubilee arch on Fayetteville street
was torn down yesterday.
The Governor is still absent from the
city. He is expected TO return either to-
day or tomorrow.
Sheriff J. NJ. Smith brought four con-
riots to the State prison yesterday from
Richmond county.
The State Board of Education met yes
terday afternoon in the office If the
Secretary of State.
The ". b. Of St Agnes Guild win
meet at the home Of Mrs. Chas. Root nj
40 o'clock this afternoon.
Inspector Chalmers is here inspecting
Marshal Dockery's office. Major Chain
ers is Il native Of Texas
The Friday Afternoon Card Club will
meet this afternoon ut $3.50 at the resi-
dence OF Miss Lizzie Ashe.
Go to the colorcd Far to-day. En-
courage the efforts Industrious negroes
are making 10 advance Flieir race along
material lines.
An electric dynamo j. being placed in
the Mailing Department Of the postoffice
10 furnish power to run the automatic
letter cancellng machine which will be
installed next week.
Dr. Eben Alexander who lectures to-
night at ST. Mary's, will arrive here
this morning on the 11:30 Southern train.
: The lecture VIII begin promptly at
o'clock hi the Auditorium at st. Mars's i.
4 caucus Of the Democratic aldermen
was held last night, and it WAS decided
that Mr. A NJ Powell would be the next
Mayor. He will be elected by the Board
at the first meeting in December.
Mai. Davis last night received tele-
gram from Capt. Todd saying that be
had just completed the work Of mus
fering out the Wilmington company. lie
now goes 10 Tarboro 10 muster out the
Tarboro and Greenville companies.
There was five United States deputy
marshals from Alabama here yesterday
They came 10 bring fifteen Federal pris-
oners. One 81 the deputies, Mr. !. n.
I.angsfon has relatives III this county
and viii remain over several days 20 visit
them.
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synopsis OF the Weather: The con-
ditions have changed but slightly during
the past twenty-four hours. Cloudy.
threatening weather continues TO pre-
vail over ali the Atlantic and Gulf
States. and at : o'clock p. IN. it was
still raining at Norfolk, Savannah and
Pensacola; as farther north at Boston
and New York
The barometer depression in the North
west Is central about st. Paul, and
sautherly winds. with warm weather
continue in the central valley The high
est remperarnres occurred over Texas
and exceeded TO degrees Ii is becoming
colder in the extreme Northwest. The
unsettled state of the weather in the
East viii probably continue, though
clearing sky is now likely.
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THE WEATHER TODAY.

For North Carolina: Partly cloudy,
with showers ON the coast; warmer III
northwest portions; fresh easterly winds,
Local forecast for Raleigh and vicinity
to s o'clock Tonight; Clearing weather;
warmer.
Local data for Raleigh yesterday:
Maximum temperature. 81: minimum
temperature, ~. mean, IS; rainfall, q
inches in twelve hours.
The following table gives data for Sc
lected stations at s o'clock D. m. yes-
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-11-18

On the day of he Ratification. ,lr. w.
~. Weir, member CT Ire smnlittce, boz
rowed some pitch iotSs from a hardware
store to be used in the pitch fork brigade.
Some of them have not been returned.
Parties who know where they are viii
please deliver to Mr. Weir. as lie must
return the pitch-forks. or pay for tham.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-11-18
A Society Musical Event |!
special appearance Of the
metropolitan Concert
Company,
OF NEW YORK.
Academy OF Music,
Friday NiQht, Nov. 10

First appearance ID Raleigh Of Miss
Julie Nalette, Pfima Donnn Soprano;
Miss Jeanie Benson, Yiolinist, SIR.
Carl Rick. Primo Tenore; Mr. Arthur
Freeman, rinnisf A proeramme u IN
exceptional merit and brillnncy.
Prices. Entire first floor go cents;
galleries - cents. Seats 10 advance IN
W II, King A. Co.'S Drug Store, M
extra charge.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-11-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

IRB1 & YOUNG Its a Beauty.
HENRY #. HICKS Hicks Capudine
Headache Cure
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These Quotations are Mighty interesting.
"A Few Leaders,.

Taken ut random-can't tell you about
them all-too many, but here are some
Double Width Dress Goods. ~ Zoe.
36-inch Fancy all wool Dress
Goods ....................... zoe.
French Felt Sailors ........,... soc.
Childrens all wood Tam o'Shan-
tiers with quilts ........... 25c.
Ladies Hermsdorf Black Hose. 19c.
Baby White Merino Vest .... sc.
Baby Ribbed Vest ....... Toe
Ladies' Fleeced Lined Hose .. Toe
Butterfly 10-4 Blankets ....... 69c
Mems Celluloid Collars ...... sc.
Mems Ribbed Under Shirts. -. 25c
New Belt Buckles .........,. 25c.
New Polka Dots Velvet BELTS -. 25e.
Children School Shoes as ..... 5oc
Children School Shoes $40. G5e
Children School Shoes 11-2. Toe.
These prices prove a strong attraction
then We repeat the quality IS there.
We never lower the standard.
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& Fcrrall
fuckers STORE.
t23 and Us Fayetteville Street,
RALEIGH, N. c.
OUR WINTER UNDER WEAR

Norfolk and New Brunswick foil regular
made Underwear for men. Glastonbury Iy-
gienic Natural Wool Underwear for men.
Oneita Seamless and glove-fitting Combina-
ton or Union Suits for ladies IN white and
natural
Silk and wool and all wool and Merino
Vests and Pants for ladies' in white and natural.
Largest and most complete stock Of Children's
Merino and wool Underwear. Boys Merino
and wool Shirts and Drawers. Infants Me-
rino and fine Cashmere Wrappers.
Our lines Of Winter Underwear are entirely
new-every article this winters buying
every new idea has been taken advantage of
and an excellence of fit and comfort is guaran-
teed. Our prices are lower that other stores.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-11-18

1t is better to give thousand customers the norma-
ton they seek than to try and hide from small handful
of competitors who are poorly off for business if they
mind others affairs
Quoting prices boldly ard earleSsly is what has made
this the Leading Dry Goods Store of this Iity.
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..Annex Specials.

Always interesting These specia
bargains are taken from our general
stock. 1t is the prices along with the
quality Of the goods that keeps US al
ways busy. Special selling every day.
Fancy Prints ........... Siac
Yard Wide Fine Percals .... sc.
Fancy FIanneIettes ......... sc.
stapel Check Bingham .... size.
Nantuck "A Bleaching . 4c.
Fruit-of-the-Loom A Bleaching. 5Ac.
A. a. A Brown Domestic ..... &c.
Lake George A A sheeting go. 4Ae.
Alamance Plaids ......... SIZE
Southern Silks ............ 6l5c
Extra Heavy Brown Drills $500. sc.
4 good Mattress Tick ........ sc.
Fast Black Satteen ... sc.
Canton Flannel ............. SC.
BAH Sewing Cotton .... 12lac
nank Knitting Cotton ...... 1910
We will be very busy, but the quanti-
ties are large enough for your wants.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-11-18

The ". b. of ST. Agnes Guild vi
meet at the home Of Mrs. Chas Root !
4 80 o'clock this afternoon.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-11-18

We seldom criticise the extravaganza
Of others when we are invited to partake
thereof.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-11-18

Sheriff r NJ Smith brought four con-
riots to the State prison yesterday from
Richmond county.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-11-18

The State Board of Education met yes
terday afternoon in the office If tn
Secretary of State.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-11-18

Inspector Chalmers is here inspecti
Marshal Dockery's office. Major ChalI
ers is a native Of Texas.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-11-18

The jubilee arch on Fayetteville street
was torn down yesterday.
The Governor is still absent from the
city. He is expected 10 return either to-
day or tomorrow.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-11-18

The Friday Afternoon Card Club vii
meet This afternoon at $50 at the resi-
dence OF Miss Lizzie Ashe.
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ca to the colorcd Far today. En-
courage the efforts Industrious negroes
are making 10 advance fhelr race alons
material lines.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-13

regarding the Cui..Ha 0' thc poura.t
race. Boston o. o.. ntHfitr, with %.
betting about even o.. hHtWcHn CiucIn-
natl aud baltimore f.r Eecund place.
The mon who atc fn sure Of the Bean
ERtora winning out lh.a season again
rive various reasons boz import of their
opinion. one ~ that rmnted that near
the nrrt or second week " September
Boston and Cincinnati ur baltimore are
within a Tow points ~ zach other, Hoa-
ton alNgayn plays nulng good game
az the nniah. Then, ugIln. from Sept. 3
TO the close NJ the f.afuu the nostuns
viii have % gaines to play. Twenty
i've N these are scheduled 10 take place
on the home grouIda The friends Of
the champions arc wi ihu opinion that
they viii have such 90 mmnndinE lead
after those 20 Htfash, gamci On the
home grounds that Do will ho Impossible
for them to lose ornuTh uf the remain
Ing nlno to taxi the r,unlnt from them.
on tho other hand, thc Cinclnnntls
VIII have a particularly hard row 20
hoe during the llrt dlls NJ this season.
~ the last a games Co be- played By
the p1tk1r0iitnnH Ono. nine are sohed-
pIod flr the home grounds, which leaves
p 10 Dc played lu other cities This
may possibly cost them the banner Ia
the last lap OF thc taoe
Through a peculiar arrangement OF
the schedule tho CIu..uuutls have no
GAMES from Sept, o, lo oct o, Inclusive,
moi nrnin from oct. t1 oct 10. These
dntes win give thcm 900 .ycellont oppor-
tunUy % play of postponed games,
which may unoct thn ufult conHldera.
bly, one way or the Othrr
II would seem aH tbuuTh tho introduce
tlon II the much Wanted Brush foao-
mtions. Instead Ul making baseball
cleaner, has had the other tendency and
has been the cause Oi lIasraccful scenes
nc many games this season These OUT
breaks must not. however. be put dcYn
10 the account Of the Brush rules, which
are an right. but 60 those club mag
mates who win not enforce them and
In aomo cases almost would seem 10
have instructed their men 20 break the
rules whenever possible The vigorous
protests ON behalf OF clean playing by
the press and public Of the entire coun-
ny will surely have some effect on the
men who have control Of the big teams
Should these maguatFs not have COM
mon sense enough 90 see that the very
existence Of the national game In at
stake ON account OF these dlsgracoful
golngl ON, then next season II viii be
very plainly proved Co them by the
marked decrease ln attendance, whom
there win be- no war on which 10 lay
the blame Of small gate receipts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-13

c'af.i1tra tie entire roprlntng OF set
VI Programmes az an houra notice,
which ia the reason my lpdy OCCASION
any hns 10 complain that the Ink comes
on ON her dainty gl1ycH, An hours lame
for printing, folding ana delivery do,n
not leave much time fur dryluT,
Abroad one has 10 pay for the privi-
lcrr of programme ana IL o. poor
annlr nj that, not 60 De- compared with
the American product M finish. style
and Eeherul mako mp. In the music
halls In London aud Paris the proc
gramme privilege h usually owned by
the man who runs the bar, ana Il Is
only recently that lts Importance aa an
advertising factor has been utilized.
II has long been the habit Ut the NATL
nee glrl tO keep SELF made fcruphook
OF her programmes, so that hy easy ref-
erence she can nnd out an the leading
ladies' who have played second 10 her
fascinating ideals Of manly beauty ana
grace, The thentcr programme scrap
book In the outcome NJ this fad, aud In
neatly bound, appropriately letterod
volume an enterprlsing publisher has
found way 10 make the fad q lucrative
one Some cynic remarked IN one of his
moments Of indigestion thnt most woe
men read newspapers, few books but
an thoator prosrnmmes. an interesting
fact 90 the advertiser who wishes To
reach feminine approval.
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The Theater
Programme.

ono OF the things Of which shake
speare never dreamed was the mcatcr
prugrammc-thc theatcr programme ae
we ace Il today. the result Of skilled lu-
Dor In art and mechanics. \ few years
aro II was n crude display. badly print
Cd ON coarse paper, the style today dcle-
gated to the gallery code" ~ the
present time It IN not only printed on
the best paper. but we'll known artists
and Illustrators furnish designs for COW
erH,
In one Of the largest publishing houses
In the country devoted 60 The mnnufac-
turo OF thcnter programmes. located In
Now York. force OF 100 mon IN con-
Htautiy employed. Twenty large up 10
date printing presses nrc required 20
turn ont the enormous production IN the
thcnter season. and the paper consume
ed " sufficient to keep u small slzed
paper mill going constantly An inter-
osting sight II the printing and delivery
rooms. whcro one can watch the pro-
grnmmos put through the process OF
folding ut n marvellous rate Of speed. \
speed duplicated by the printing, flf
frequently sudden change Of cast ne
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-13
France and Wheclmen.

omoiala of the l.. a. W. are much nut
OUT at their failure 10 secure conces-
hlons N any sort from France. Promi.
nent workers Tor the l.. a. w. are OF the
opinion that the French government has
deliberately dlscrlmlnatsd against the
American rider of tho bicycle. In some
OF TIE other European countries where
uuty II charged ON bicycles the l.. A. W.
mas been able 20 arrange suitable condi-
Tons. Among the agreements made are
those with the Swiss belgian and Itnl.
IAN governments. These countries win
pass an l.. a, w, traveller without levy
ing duty ON his wheel or requiring him
TO make a deposit. The Frenphmen viii
make NO concessions Whatever. ana il Is
Thought that the Touring club of France
ia behind the trouble. The body thinks
possibly that with no concessions tbe
american tourists will be compelled 10
Join III organization
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FIGHTING FOR
THE REMNANT.
Exciting Struggle For the Baseball
Championship Emblem The
East and West Series.

"Thla nrht lie the greatest one In the
history uf the League pourant," was
tho recent emphatic declaration ri Man.
ngcr Hunl0n N the baltimore Baseball
club. "Hnaohalra uncertainties were
never demonstrated In better man
ncr," went on the well known manager.
ana u IL fact that this has been one
of the hardest fought contcHi8 In the
history OF the National league.
Every one 10 beginning 10 talk u the
final outcome Of the season now, and
the question ~ asked ON all sides
whether Cincinnati IL Foing 90 capture
the ponnunt, after all. the firHt that viii
have been GAINED by the Reds since the
foundation Of tho present League.
Hafehnll fans are not givon 60 bet
tiur na % general thing. but several
heavy wagorl have recently been made
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-13

II 10 accepted as an axiom In the the
atrloui world that play founded on a
popular novel will be a success by rea-
son OF the prcintcIcst created In the
characters by the story ana the desire
Of readers 10 SEQ the personages OF tho
tale interpreted In tho more realistic
atmosphere of dramatic action.
The fascination OF the characters OF
a widely read novel dramatically pre-
scented has been practically demonstrate
ed By the i've phenomenal successes OF
the last three "Trilby," "A
Lady Of Quality. ""The Little Minister
'rhe Prisoner OF Zrnda" and Under tho
Rcd Robe" Ty these experiences the
Lioblor company believes that Viola AL
len viii meet with great success In Hall
Games "rhe Christian" Irrespective, Ia
sense. Of the talent OF tho star or the
excellence OF tho play. the former Of
which D. generally known and acSnowl-
edged and the latter Enthusiastically
claimed by those who have read tho
manuscript
"The Christian" as novel has been
one OF the most extensively read books
ever printed In English and has pro-
vOlsod mora discussion probably than
most works OF fiction, il was first print
cI IN this country In a serial publication
having "A monthly circulation OF 100000
comics. Since this issue many editions
or tho story have been produced In book
form, aggregating over 100000 copies.
A. a very conservative estimate over
$500. 900 people have read The Chris
tlan" In America alone.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-13

or 10 instead u only n hoy ~ n, lie ia
unquestlonably the fastest cyollnt and
skater N his age and should develop In
10 a splendid athlete after few years
OF such careful training as he Is now
getting.
II h 10 be hoped that tho aduintlon
ana applause bestowed on him by his
friends and the public viii not turn his
head ana Affect him as Il has 10 many
popular favoritcs. from actresses 10 pu.
Flllsis, who because Of n have lost
prominence In their respective spheres
GILBERT WOOD.
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NTERscHoLAsTIc CHA NIPPON LIE RoY SEE.

.s1 s'l \, NE speedy Canadian. and
| .'.s u Newburg. n. Y. 7"'
/, -, w a. a skater II noticeable
|, 10 lalIast to that OF most o my
| ,,' y, a., The long. swinging stride
y I, n. and In turning corner,
S,,,,,s y, J, slre' Of his skate blade
ordinances on a bl,y.,. ,.,..
)sl's..' Noteworthy. A. a trirt
4, 80 . h,'a his own with any ope
! ,,s NJ, ,.. aal there are hut few mcr
/, ,igs W. W. We youngstor points I'M
VA I. WIN biz wheel. Hs ba'
J., M n various places aronrd w.
IN, "a q. IN amateur. however
isisrB -,,', accepted payment for
i ~ by, 'yellsi SEQ has proved
y, III rider Ne Won NJ M, honor ,, Than
|ANy hali mile, Al MaBbat,a NJ,
i'r,. M, !, lsl year from a as,d '' W.
|ln i, s ,,a. MS timo In tbo ' gnn,
NJ oum els we is,' Labor day mr a.
h By NJ s q han mile or6Ibl, H,w
violet In M ni1ok'yu Wheol-
',c'ad, '''' excellent time Of
II i : s,li n' poe oda S 9i ','; !,
', p, as IL, l hi = ll.,,,year.oli lad. and
| i.il'Hes Ne I,' \. mark Tor
,lnl'n,Aol,',,,o' ,ae national ana ,o'
md S'p'' to 'i s'sp ,s ss'I s5.e.
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WONDERFUL
YOUNG ATHLETE.
= Row See Is a Champion Skater
and Cyclist- Sketch of a Youth
full Record Holder.

for perkoiry school. In New York city.
which he attends. ne LONG as ne eoh-
tlnucs a pupil there.
No better idea can be gained OF inc
wonderful powers poaavHHcd by TINS lad
than by viewing the many trophies won
by him. Among thom are costly ana
BEAUTIFUL gold medals. ~ well as silver
cups. rings and the like
Young See has been trained by his
father. Sam y. See, who Il the cN-
champion sprint shator ana runner and
Is nov professional starter ana timer
az athletic meets.
Much Of the lads success ~ doubtless
due 10 the cvcnneaa OF his physical de-
volopmont. HIS phyaiqu" h rcmnrka-
bic for one no young and gives the I'M
preston that he Is u young man OF Is
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-13

In melodramn. tho name OF which has
not been announced,
George Pleydell Bancroft, son OF Sir
Squire Bancroft. has written a play
called "What WIN the World sayT'
which ~ 90 be produced In London In
tho autumn by Mr., Edward Terry
Fred Peel viii produce a ferecal COM
ody, called "Casey's Wife" from the
pen OF Robert ]. Donnolly. a well knowa
Brooklyn newspaper man,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-13

woman IN Mr. Charles Trohman'8 Em-
pire stock company.
Charles Frohman has secured the sole
rlghta 90 another comedy from the pen
OF }, N. nurrle, whose "rhe Little Min-
iatcr' has been 30 uucccyHnil.
II looks now ms n Fanny Dayonpurts
Illness would force her permanent roe
tiremcnt from tho stage. In that event
Melbourne MacDowell. her husband and
leading man, Will DO seen next season
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-13

copyright u'Al
ia champion In one particular
!. 4 athletics :, deemed honor ana
\, ,nsssh By mos, people and attn
"a rule. md II dlfncult to up
,A,lf supremacy In one branch OF
| Thee Il Twins in New York a
| q u Who can boast Of being a
Islon in three dinerent athletic
Two Of which. however are
shat allsd. His name Is l.e Roy
isl b. IA, already established an
m rtuia,loh Ne a speedy cyohlL
(, bsysls rider and a fast skater
n sr =, began biz carer a. a uknt.
III M safly are Of ~ yeats ana
onafa cytl.ti about a year lat
4 HH record On the zee h almost phe-
iI rof he past three seasons
10 20 ne Champion boy skater Of
"a ani champion Of the National
I ra liHie league AZ 20 yards, half
Coz u.ls and I've miles.
b. thiuplonshlp races u the Ma
l suuaf iuoelailon held at stam-
Con. hot winter See won the
/ nile ns iff boys under Is In In.
~ Ne tp tampeted In a se-iea Of
~ hsl hn, lexington lee palace,
NsH fdk ~ during tho winter
iti n va tlmoat uniformly sue
" h'ii.rg zach good skaters a. II.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-13

Fitzgcrald has been engaged by y, T..
plre for bio next seasons revival OF
"The Ballet Girl" Miss Dcno H. In
London nc present
Miss Annie nugsoll ls reported 10 have
declined am offer uom Mr., John Hare
10 become tho permanent leading lady
Of the Globe thouter, London. She has
higher aims than this even
II 10 said that Miss Millard aud Annie
Irish are to divide honors as leading