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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-03
ELECTRIC trcHIsas.

Brig. Gen. Charles 7. Humnhrey.
~ the quaricrmnstvrs Department Al
Washington, has been ordered to glyan.
nah, Ga, whore ht wlll Fuperlntend The
cmblrkatlon 81 the FIfth cavalry. Which
n destined Tor Porto Rico.
The comptroller N the currency b,.
appointed Isaac a. Cameron r.relysr M
the First National bank Of New Lisbon.
az Llabon. ohio
The Second Kansas volunteers bsy,,
mastering nui today ut f.nislv T.bS
general health OF the soldiers is good.
a special from Rome says tho pope h
N w health. and that his physIcian.
Dr. l-npponi, has been summoned.
J. Dun brother-in.iaw of Congress.
man pllxell. has lust received cable.
sisul llnn Mr' DalAell, announcing his
safe arrival az Havana.
The President has appointed John @.
tNne 20 De collector OF Customs Tor
no district NJ Los Angeles. Col. and
ltlup Mullen acting boatawain, to be
hDaiHwain In the navy.
a receiver has been appointed In Ter.
Hty CITY Tor the Penn Magazine, on an.
PUG. unn OF ChAuncey 81 Drpew, a
s.orkho'der and Thomas quinn. pres
,algtni 10 me company. The aase,ts and
liabilities are small
Charles Frlsbce, loft-neldor IN the
Kansas city baseball team has bson
drafted by the Boston National League
club.
The London correspondent OF the
Evening Post cables Today that a gen.
,lN ana satisfactory arrangement has
begn reached between Great BritaIn
and France Ga he Fashoda question,
Tuesday was the last day for regis.
tfhtiun In Illinois outside % ChleaFo.
ana dispatches from most OF the one
hundred and one counties outside M
Cook county, that about eighty.
hys percent OF the vote of 1885. which
MAS i,O90,sep. Will be polled on nexi
Tuesday.
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70 Reclaim Aid Lands.

Parties from Provo report that sur
yeya are hcing made Tor an Important
Irrigation ard land reclamation ploisc,
!r tho north gEd ~ Utah county. The
pIlu 10 90 run swenty.mlle ditch
from American Fork canyon 10 tho fer.
tIle yet aria bench lands west Of me
l1rdln river, and north ~ Utah lake.
4 rlturnl reservoir To- the low mills
back % the land o. hg reclaimed will b.
nllel with water ln the sprlrriime
f9m American Fork canyon, afl I'M
ms way 20 IN proposed % bring unier
cultivation 10000 acres SO nne land
wei adapted fnr beet Fr1Wiar ana bnIy
nNt miles from che Lehl sugar ficta-,.
igrHnft who urp lf .Hllted with thf
Telluride l'INer c1mplny's plant row
Hpetting Do Provo canyon. are Had III
De engineering The project. but as yet
~ ovcrturcH have been made 10 ne
state bard cf land carnlssl1ners ~
cou'rsf. ~ nj aria lnrI. However
what dellirga with the state land
board are necessary 10 be made In c5p.
ncriNn with the enterprise viii mn
dlubttlly Do undertaken al the pr5pcy
ume.-Ll Banner '@"''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-03

u. W. prlgga. registrar Tor the thlr-
~ lhlrd election dlsirie, icllp an anus
.ng story which happened Tuesday. the
last day Of registration. Among the
clilstn during the noon hour was an
ia lady whom Mr. briggs remembered
having rsgiatsftd a Jew days pr.ur. AZ
soon as an opportunity presented ltsqlt
~ turned 90 the woman ati told her
her name was on the llsi, 7 know Il,
know a." ahr replied, but what time
are you going % have luncht' shl
asked. "Iunchg" brirgi cnqulrtd.
what do you mcauT' way c'nHn-
utd the old lady. II was tod you was
giving n free lunch today" Drugs n
nov on the lookout Tor the Joker.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-03

The settlers IN Emigration canyon
desire that the county commissioners
build four bridges across the creek In
thc canyon. tSl % them o. be- heated
above shc waicrglrka. \ year ago
lac: ulrIns the creek was twelve feet
darp aul several gU1ple came near Dee
INK drnHed Tho settlers have tuw
considerable a. % 90 keep tho road 10
plsaahls oaadlu % since the cguniy,
four years ago. pllwed ne ipad ana
cut trails ~ she passage OF thfcp'
Inc ruid crosses ihr creek four times,
1Nlce hD0ut tao blocks above thc
WattrWofka und tWl3e On Wrctbury'H
qlacc. The coHi - the Improvement
would not, % IL said, rcuch $500. ard as
thr water bids fair b. be exceedingly
hIgh next sprlrg the settlers usk that
they be given some confederation IN N"
matter - bridges 60 Insure thrlr safety
in travel b. and from the city.
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THIS NAN Died SUDDENLY.
Had Keen AIilng for some Time, bu, ui.
Hines. Wa. Not Considered serlou.
Funeral Tomorrow.


John stcadiandor, a carpenter i'm tho
employ OF the RIO Grande Western.
dl'd very suddenly at his home. corner
q burton court and second south
street. thls city. last evening". De-
ceased had been ailing Tor several days
nut his illnsss was not though. 10 Oo
OF very serious nature. although he
had had severe vomiting spells durlng
that period.
Late last nlght Mr.. stoadlandcr In
formed Ms wife that " she ala no;
seha Tor a'doctur. AMI that Immediate
~ ne would de. His wife became
alhrned ana sent for Dr. Fowler. bat
ne could not be secured. Then che
summoued Dr. McAchrnn. but on hia
arrival the man was dead.
" hfst " was thought he had poll
f!ted himself, but this theory was set
az nausht by DR.. McAchran. who stat
"a thht hnd the man taken poison he
Wuuld not have been able g. speak ~
ne dld such n short time before. The
UNtpr, however. would not attach hia
Signature 10 a death certificate AZ h.
was not Satisfied as o. the real cause
OF Mr. Stcadlauier's sudden taking N.
fhia being the case Justice s1mmrf
was notlhsd ana asked TO take what
steps ne deemed Advisable In the prem.
lfes He went down 60 the dead man.
residence but on arriving shcrc the
BODY had been removed 10 the under.
taxing establishment % Joseph william
Taylor on West Temple street. Later
Ut, McAchran signed the certificate
ana the funeral will take place tomur.
NV az $3.50 y. m. from the Taylor o..
ENLISTMENT. The exact cause oi
deaih could not be- aHeertaincd before
press time.
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BATTERY c WILL NOT co TO MANILA.


Mrs Frank Jennings had determined
e. start 90 Join her huH5and. Captain
Jennings ~ battery G. Utah ilrh, ar.
tlllery. 20 San Franchise. when she was
deferred IN her preparations by ru-
NOR that the battery was ordered d.
recily 20 Manila Tor service. She I'm.
mcllatoly seltErnqhcd % her husband
and received q reply last nlrht. 90 ths
onrci that there was nothing In tho
rhmor, advising her 60 continue her
preparations and come al once with
the children.
Mrs. JcrnInRH viii start flr the coast
Saturday or sunday. takifir hfr Family
With her. In case " the immediate de.
parture Tor the Philippines she would
have made she trip alone.
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A COW RESPONSIBLE.
I Succeeds IN DeniIing an Engine md sey
efal Cars.


on Thursday Afternoon AZ uie pas
ncpgur train was ooming lHgo Elslnlre
% RAM down a COW nt a cr1aa.ng ln ths
southeastern part Of twn which
dltchcd the engine ana caused 4 up
leave The track Tor about nfty feet.
The tender was turugl completely over
and she cab W the cnginr damaged
considerably. EngiuCfr Kinney turn A
the air ou frll force as sloa a. H. dis-
covcrNd thr c'H on the truck. hut uot
81 Time iu prevent the accldcrs.
The hiEElEc car ana IA smoker
were nlsp dornlled and about nfty
}auia " che rails aui tics were brok 4
ari torn %. The ongiu' carried ns
Gov a. ltag, ifty yards. The loft hind
quarter nad les ~ the COW was severed
lf"m ihe body ana taken some diHranc.
from the rest uf the carcass ana was
htmly pinned under ono % The ear
wheels, Tho COW was owned by Jahn
hu.k ana was a very valuable autmai
aul a very expensive one Tor lhs rail-
road Company
fortunately q. one was nertsnaiy IN
lutgd, Enslnscr kinney's back wpa
a..ihly Injured and ne left az once ~
iitt'llleid T. receive medical asahthnc.
Cru Censor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-03
''KID''

RIO Grandc Western, at the Salt Lake
station, IN the new time table which
goes Into effect on th nfh NJ this
monti, n that No. 9 90 the Snnptte
hmrch reaches Salt Lake at 1886 y. m.
lr7icad N bi2i y. No. and No. u from
Park ely arrives az G'ii =. M IN
stead n $50 y. m.
Rev W. Hawkes. and family leave
thls evening for their Old home near
Boston over the RIO Gfindc Western.
Dr. Hughes and MI. mother and Mrs.
Geo. Tracy are booked l1 $50 East over
the RIO urandc Western This evening.
Gonerai Agent Choaie u IN freight
department VI the Union Pacific, re-
turned thia morning from "a Trip to the
n1rlhwesL
superintendent y. G.. Harris Of the
Wyoming division u the Union Pacific
Ire In The city. lie la fuccc tsor In the
position 20 Mt Larry Mall0y, who goes
90 au eastern road.
General Trainc Manager Tcclts and
General Passenger Ascent BuTry rc-
turned Last evening from the East.
THY would give out nothing further
than that they had made arrangements
for q new Pullman car service for the
road.
J. g. Mcconnell, superintendent N
motive power N the Union Pacific rnl.
road DE- ia the city, coming In this morn
Ing.
Manager j. q. Jacobs OF the salt Lake
a Mgrcur railroad, returned from the
East mtt night
Orvln Morris. travelling freight aren't
n the oregon Short Line IA OUT on the
road hustling business.
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c, II. Chapman stands charged At The
police station wsth grand Larceny. lie
was arrested hhi evening by omear %.
T. Pratt and - alleged 20 have stolen
rig belonging o. Charles wncksn.
while Il WAS standing In from, VI the
Presidents ol.cg ON South Temple
street ON the r'rht ~ Os,. Z. The
buggy and harness recovered
Wtle id0ntnrd Dc ihr pr1srty OF
w" ken, hut the horse does not belong
60 him, ~ HE animal was recovered
week nHo near tho tower tied o. a
wagon that had boon stolen from Her.
bert lf1A on Wet Temple.
The animal recovered yeateri AL
by Policeman Pratt H. brown mare
with brand Consisting " a half circle
auperppsed on a fun c.rrir un the rlEhf
thlrh. 10 has small spots along The
back and one OF tho left hind fert II
cut by wirr. Chapman cialma ne
auughl che ug from Jlf ". Peterson.
Who was arrested last sunday ron mo
theft ~ j. NJ, MorFAu's team at Klys.
N.llc, he had q blll ~ sale. but IL con.
tnlucd ~ date. Ito "a he agreed 10
pay $50 for the rIg ~ small inslli-
monla. and dad already paid 70 cents
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-03

General Live Stock Agent futile OF
inc oregon Short Line has returned ar
ltI q lew weeks hard work among the
cattle and sheep men. lie roports that
no such business has been done since
ne hha been connected with the road
as has been handled 80 Far this sea-
ron,
H. II, Taggart Of the pay-mastor'a
department 10 the Big -Four railroad, u
brother ~ ID. B. TlEgart OF tho freight
department 81 the oregon Short Lane,
ID spending his holidays In salt Lake.
The only change Of time made IN the
arrival ana departure of trains over the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-03
OGDEN CASE DECIDED.
JUSTICE MINER WRITES THE OPINION,


Justice Mir.r delivered an opinion
today. concurrsi ln by CHIEF Justice
Zane and Justice Bar,ch. IN the case
Of l.. q. Haywood Va the board u coun-
~ commissioner Of Weber couNy, and
Newton FAIR. clerk appellants. re-
handing the cause to the lower court
with Instructions 10 reverse and set
aside the Judgment gartlrs the per-
emptory writ of mau1amus. and TO
enter judgment IN favor Of the defend
args
Proceedings Ia this caac were CONE
mnccd by Haywood against the de-
feriauts Tor the purpose Of compelling
thUn 70 execute ard deliver 10 him -
decd ~ conveyance 90 los t6 and H..
block I, Herman addition TO ogden
Oily and % accept the sum % $40. af-
fcrgd by Haywood. therefor.
The board 90 county commissioners
81 Weber county last May. advertised
the property for sale undar a tax deed.
plairfin BID SO Tor the property and
thr board refused b. tender. The saxoz.
interest ana costs amounted 90 tiAsJ.
uril the notlCo uf sale contu'ned
clause providing shat no bid would be
accepted for less thln all taxes md
costs.
nfgNNni Drought WITH on mar=
damus 10 Compel the board 20 accept
The bid. Judge H1lapp ovorrulod a de-
murrcr u she dcfo Hliuta and granted
the writ. whom an appeal was taken.
The question presented 90 the SUI
pfcne court was whether upon the sale
u real estate under section 1855. RE-
VIVID statutes 1895 the board ~ county
commissioners u compelled o. accept
the highest rcsp5uaible bid for the land
vieFed FOR sale, ur may x reject any
hld Tor less than ihr amount due fdr
taxes, Interest and costs % sale, or
bid
The board q commissioners contend.
ed that thcy had the right 90 nx the
minimum sum below which no bld
would hc accepted. while ucyAold in.
sisted that the Highest Responsible bid
Tor the land must be- accepted. whether
70 equals The taNdH and costs or not.
The court holds thf, ne commits
Hlncrh were not compelled 90 rcll the
property under the seciku rsfrrrri %.
unless the amount VI tho taxes. Inter-
ct. and cota were offered. \ reversal
" then ordered.
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This morning the employees of tho
T.. W. Madrsh furniture hous, started
- gei rid Of a pile u rubblsh that had
been accumulaiirg In a small space at
she back 81 the store by burnlnE Il up.
They cafelcfsly left tho fre burning
when they went home 20 lunch. and
shorty after 70 was communicated 10
the fence and larger pile OF rubbish
ana iri npmHr. the whole yard was
a sheet u flame. The IRE department.
was callgd out ana auccsa dcd In putting
out The blaze without any damage ex-
cepi 50 The fence.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-03

The olrlew correspondent Of ibs
SPOKANE spokesmn-Reylew says that
L. Wood Bailey Of Salt Lake city
turned loose 10 wlutor upon that past.
urc lhG jacks ana iennies few davs
ago, lie started from Salt Lake Win
mem IN the early spring ana after Il
summers travel reached this point
over the Spokane route for Ki,ndits
TIE expect 90 return IN the early sprine
ana push forward 90 Ponuc,an. where
%. VIII dispose ~ his band ana dlacover
whether or not his speculation has been
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Makes People We'll.

The one true specific for diseases atisine
from adehiiitatsd nervous system isPsinst
celery compound, 50 Esasrally prescribed
by physicians II Is probably the most Te'
mafkahle remedy that the scientific research
ofthis oeuntry hasrroducsd. Prot Ed~afd
Y, Phelps, 81, D.. I, I. D., Of pafimeuih
college frsl prescribed what IL now knnWn
the world over a. Paine's celery compound
positive cure for dYsrspsis' biiousnsss
liver complaint, neuralgia, fheumaiism' 81
nervous diseases and Kidney ironhles
palns's celery compound has succeeded
sgain aud again where everything slas h-'
jailed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-03

lieut.. Andrew ]. Burt. who for a
considerable time was Ia charge nt
Troop I, rorrcy'H Rough Riders, 90
jacksonville. Fla, returned from ths
south yesterday afternoon hale ana
hearty, and with a decided noldlerly
bearing. - far nn health and appear
Anco are concerned. II would seem that
he 10 much better than when he went
away with the troop 10 May last He
declares that he has enjoyed himself
Thoroughly while absent, and that the
body " men from Utah, over whom he
presided was the very best Ia The rcgl-
meut
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-03
Bible Class.

The following program viii be rem.
dered At The Lat,er.day Saints college
bible class. commencing at $40 this
evening;
baritone solo o. E. E. Frank whitman
Prayer
Glass Organization
Review ~ previous iesaorr--
Lecture. Isaac. ishmaci ana MID
laut.s Of, O.. q. q. .Nuinri Done
Plano solo o., zee. q. .."LiEzlc Thomas
ncncdlciien-
All are invited.
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EIsutl,hlnE Ginning suslne,s.

The Woods Cross Gaming factory
seems 10 be doing a rushing business
this season. This morning Il refused
an order sent through the oregon
shCr; Line freight department Tor 10
900 cases ~ tomatoes In making the
refusal the company stated that u had
already orders Tor 1000 caals which
ID could not nll.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-03

The lake bonneville water and
Power compiny. by he attorneys. Dey
q strccLappoarcd before thc land board
today ana requested an eSiengon OF
the contract calling FOR she immediate
commencement, 9. she work. The COM
pl1y dcnrcs aix months longer slme.
The board took The master under ad.
NlHrmunl
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Provo. UTAH.


The board OF county commissioners
lowing JUDGES u election In ihe al.
trlcts named In place Of Judges who
hld resigned or were disqm ,hed;
Lake Shore. Andrew ". Ferguson APP
pointed IN place Of Jos. Francis. dis
Cedar Forts George A. Hacking APP
pointed IN place % y. a. Smith, ABB
Lake View, Goofro Scott m. ap-
Pointed IN place Of !. John Nu,,all Jr,.
disqualified.
p v Junction, w n. soutiworth
ana J. ~. Miller appointed IN place Of
}. v johnson and J. V. Smith. re-
spanish Fork. third district; Charles
" ho9,h appointed In place u George
n. Hicks, resigned.
American Fork. second dis,Hcti 4. q.
Dunkley appointed In place OF WIN, y.
Robinson. resigned.
THISTLE WIN. Pace appointed in place
Of y, u. HaHlet.
BENJAMIN; Nlsli Thompson appointed
IN place Of r. ~ Richardson. dia-
Provo. second district. James Glove
aprolnted In place OF C. H. Ward. re-
seventh district James y. Snow
and John r. Fold appointed In place
" r. u. Knowlden and Thomas
Thompson. resigned.
Third districts Cunby Scott appointed
10 place u Andrew EgRrriseu. re-
signed.
Eighth dstrlct' Chauncey Thomas
appointed Ia place Of Adam Anderson.
resigned.
Sixth district; J. n. Walton appointed
IN place ~ y. l.. Jones. rrtsEuad
The petition ~ Mrl. Della - Camnte
Tor assistance 20 pay Tor her gransp1r.
tlcon ana that ~ her son. CHARLES.
now patient IN ths asylum. 10 her
con living In Brooklyn. y. y, WAS
taken under udylsemcnt
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IiIII,.

SpRoUL-Ai the farIdsnre p ai
aou-ln.law. n, 4, Tuckru. 20. /.
1895, NJ old agr, i,ohcnla aprout "a
July ~, 1919, AZ County poNa, lfs,a,,.
Deceased embraced the dofprl IN ~ ~
hey. RenfrrwHhlre. scotland, w. w.
came 90 Utah IN 1890 ard has .lles "
sided in the Eleventh Wlrl. ms ~,
She was a faithful Lhti,l-diy sass
beloved by all who knew her -.
Funeral services viii b. hrll W y.
Eleventh ward assembly rooms r-A'
day, Nov, Gth. al 1, o'clock
Allllennlal star. please copy
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tMlnenuani star, Oct 20. 1857
Arriyals-The following mlssi 7uarles
from 25an arrived at Southampton per
American Line =. p. Pounmni, on ocgl.
Dor ~, i'es; For the nrllsh mission
william smlih ~ NH Greek. For
the Scandinavian mlnfpn-prtur Jln-
asn and A. A. Larsen 90 GgreyA, and
A. II. ErIckauu M salt Lake City For
the German mlss.lu-Waher Alder ..
Saii Lake Guy aul G. r. Jepprsgn 81
Geneva,
p.lnimtu.- william Smith has
bgtu appointed o. lallr uE uFuyClRg
Elder lp the birmingham conference.
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Among this mornings arrivals az tho
Euutsford nrci W. r. Ellis, Phllndel-
phla. Pa: N. J. crowley, Erie. Pa j.
j. Franklin. Dallas, Text Fred Davis,
Paul a. uassctt. baltimore, Md, and
Adam Strachan % New York.
A. 4. Sheets and George II. Lnrimcr
are Dcnycritcs who are visiting halt
Lake.
George c. sutton. san Francisco
insurance Inspector, II a guest at the
kenyon.
N. Elder o. Chicago and ". H. Com
nell OF Pasadena, Cal, are at the Ken
Yen.
J. A. Holmes of the United States
geological survey Ia Ia the city.
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Judge cherry disposed Of the follow
inE ease tC1iys
Thomas %, ifCr'r.s1n W james Me-
uregor. dismissed without prejudice.
John -, uvwdudgc W George Cam
nlnF' dismissed COR want of prssocu-
ton
), u. Taylor VI Fred King ct al. dis.
rhh National nlnk " Sears and
Jeremy company: dFmiHHed
Martin Pcrrlni Mercantile company W
John EFan 90 al. demurrer uvrrfiird
una case set down Tor hearing on og.
18Th.
James l. Ffnnkcn W Pullman Pal
ace Car company: reset for Nov. 18th.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-03

Row York. Nov a.-Thc cruiser New
YORK haA completed coalinF at Tom
Stores for a long voyage 10 was re-
ported today that Comfnodure Phliiip
Vas expecting sailing oricrs from
Washington 10 proceed 90 southern
port.
The exac, Destination Is ~, known
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-03

chIo' OF Police Pratt, went to Logan
today TO purchase team FOR use ON
me patrol wagon. The nrs department
mas Don'httod By Ms experience IN
Cadle valley and doubtless the DO
nee department. WIZ do ukewlae. Cache
county raises good horses.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Under the Dome began a four nights
and Saturday matinee engagement az
che New unnd last niFht before a
good.slzed audience, one that goi moro
heavy meiodramh for ~ money chan
has been offered Tor many day al the
shoaterA Lincoln J. Carter Is respond
bic for Under the Dome and hH inlmltn-
bic style ~ omnlprcseut throughout the
lines and seenic effects u thr pay, the
latter being much ahead of anything
seen here IN years and a NJ oappcr for
his other efforts In the Fast Mail, The
TORNADO and Heart ~ Chicago, which
was seen at the Grand last week. The
ferry boat scene, the hiibor as ApIi
and she wreck u the Trenton are the
main scenic Futures ~ Under tho
Dome, they are splendid and worth ths
price Of admission In themselves. There
are some E1od people IN tho cast ana no
fault u 90 be found wfh the lines ~
the play when the fact Is conniered
that sensational mrlldramh 10 being
given. Under the Dome should and no
Will continue 20 nll die New Grand nor
the balance OF the week.
An audiouce similar In size 20 that
OF the opening night greeted the sac-
c0nd perflrmunce here OF Mistakes VIII
AANIINN MN HNN' . NN|MNNA NNNN NNhNNNH A|NAH
modeutc laughter and hearty applause
were INDUCED IN ana tho audience
Hecmd 20 thoroughly enjoy fhe Wst.
hum1r an glod looks of DICKSON.
CrOsman, Clnntook ana tho others.
The Anal performance OF The engage
ment VIII be given tonight and the ad-
vance sale indicates another blg house.
The testimonial 20 Miss gNlFe usher
M lhe Congregational church tomorrow
night Will be a nttlnE expression 90 the
regard " the pubic generally, who
have known her a. one OF tho pnncl-
pals ~ the Salt Lake Opera company.
The lndlca"lorH arc That the attendant.
win be l.u'ted only by the axe Of the
houHt. II Will be under the auspices ~
the opera company ass!ftrd by thc
Theater orchestra and WIN Include
solos, dups, trili ana chorus singing
from The opcWs lately PRESCRIBED by
The company also many other attrau.
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