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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-12-21

VI character. length OF service on the stage
sna probable congeniallty with the other In
ma Mrs. Baker acted sixty-two years,
dIsid raj rscs q i.99ng time with Thomas Keene. who
.r Al the time at w.nIlack's from Feb to the
HPIIooh OF the season has been taken by Charles
ss sHd@ao 81 .frh ns llTni nif aSr NV be an dEn9lish
t RSshiei Frohpan owns and intended 10 use at
Inn IN nyceum. but cannot on account Of the con-
u&sS ons q "Trc!swny OF the Wells"
oiitbss rs surprised by the fact that ifs episode
nsae dnel Is precisely ike the one In Hearts
RkiTssfin, oTE JosNnh l. 9. Clarke and Charles
taI ne drama. "'Camllla's Husband" the Why
was pi ms H. Is a slightly altered version, Thatit
Henry Mi ne "Heartsease" 10 said to be due to
isnD, weak. and therefore took what he wanted
tb@am y VIZ old and almost forgotten play. 30
MgisTiissomrs are able to plead not guilty Of the
NJ aie Intscs,' Bos not ss Sttsn hired biz: ,h By "sssgfis;
sSi sIs D 5o $bsnsHf How iihSSld ns b Esr siI 'i iest sP ID
"vRtEnt. has been engaged.
don ne sIn '. Esmond. who had a success In Lon.
not MAZE Vne summers Day. though 1t did
'%pSsIsns. a the Court TpP riSlsnPe axe Y. i's nrs'
% sSa Stage SST At BssEIafam1oossss t Az e4 /. sS 90 Sa Sst
% sfSa ss By BSl' ~ VIA fsyt West will b. a. tn. M.dl-
sthHr r. big visitor; tk HS Barnan snf Bs sRlelp Circus unf Is
are mn thls: Your money refunded n you
Office y SatlsnSd. and you call for 1t at the box
iSItb tih n Indicates that the Inducements
bt" n human nature has been shaken q little
Die cannSSIha while umbrellas we're lent TO poo
NAV h Ietprn them was exGcted. Umbrellas
nov rTno os4lned at the chRckEoom," the offoR
tam ii 10 SoOd ~ OS SdsDGs Hft6In Y 1oS sSt tas S, ssts re-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-12-21
ought to have preference in view q the fact

FOIUHIION IOOk UIUUU'
provement resolutions which have been hung
up for months. Most Of them referred TO the
the city. The resolution providing for the con-
struction OF the Blissyille br1ge across New
town Creek was also adopted
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-03-17
9Gmrora Go,t,sts,.

Glauiinton. See SinlepIor ner19ift
Oieie 8nbe smei garIubunsen &ferbe
nad Chicago. @s Iinb ieit LANCER 3e,t
feline Gferoe osn bier oerianot iporoen.
- Die iiingite 9odter bes Idtb. S.
;. Sartpn itorb leste @pf)e. gie mar
MIR meni9e Enae frant. - Ser giiens
luuarenbdnbler s.. g. GsSean iiberirue
iain GeifGft Ieinem 5pbne uno 5Og aus
nod gllasfa, nit elmer @eieuidaft bon
81 Mtann nus 9lour @itp.
lleber 500 5tif SungpisD tpurbt
pdbrenb bes perHoiienen MUnats prr
5iour gitD naf) benz gOuntp sluroro
eingeiibrt. Snfol9e beg milben 8in.
ters baben bic Sarmer bort Diel sSutter
ilbri9, bag iie nit benz Suusoieb per=
tpertben iDnnen, big lesteres auf ost
8eioe fDmnit.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-03-17
WstGnpf an1.,ltn.

5alem. Gie g1ulbeGbr6e Dcr
stabt iebte oas Gnldr bes &rinSipals
ocr @tabti6ulen auf $50 per MDnat
feit. S. g. Gopbam tpirb pOrausiibt=
lid aIs 8rln5ipal anseitelIt lueroen.
Ser Gtabtrotb Sus u. q. fOl9enbe gsas
men fir @ei6norene: s. g. &eters,
Subn @treff, g. RTemer, 6. Gutter, 8.
Sennemann. sSO6n Carl be5pg iein
neues Snus Iebte ISOLDE. 8ie 8eriteis
serun9 bes g9uEIonbes non RcgDpt
gountn finbet am %. IGra unb bic
8erpadtpns beg unuerfauften an rs
R6ra itatt. 5@&
8rib9enater. Der iunae g5ees
ban. tuel1er ben gfarrer @rabig be:
Itabl, tuuroe i'm Gprptrb6r inter 8ars.
ibaft 9eitelIt; er lieferte bieie ,inb bdlt
iitb iest in @mern gDipnIbip nuf.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-03-17
slassebrasa polite aspeiIt.

Mir. Sc. 8.@reene, @eibdftsmanil bon
gbil6utpie. &c., beitatist, baB er Die
Qus5ebrung bate, tobtsrant mar unb
ole mbslihen Wittel Ohne grfols Oers
iu9t hate; er babe mnnde glndt i'm
gtuble Iibenb perbr1dt Bis anei Sfa
|i1en Or. &ins'agiem 9iscpDern ibn
beilten. geit brei Sabren tnnri er FL
men @eIGdftgn pbliegen unb bebauptet,
Or. Sings Stem DiscDberD iei bag befis
Seilmitte1 ber @elt. ba es 10 Diel fir
i'm unb feine llmsebung seiban. Or.
Sings 9iep 3iscpper1 1T gnrantiri
fDirfI0nt Su iein 9t9en SuIien, ,Grfdliun.
gen unb 9lasaebrune. So nsrfeblt ieint
@irfuug ME 8rObeflafden gratis in
Der beniIden NpOibefe bon Gteen.
Ten e. @pbn.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-03-17
9Rit@eM.
3apiipn Counts.

Nuf Snns Qange's sSorm 9nben Die
8runnenbubrer es nuf, tiefer In eas
@eitein Su brinsen, nui iuel6es iie ge.
ftoBen lporen. Ser Srunnen lieTsrt nnr
@au. @aHer per Rinute. StulB in
Goblin erlnnste, einen 9uten Strom III
4SO SuB Siefe. Sic Jarmer bnbeu
6ereits nit ben Srihiobrsarbeiten be,
9onnen. 8iele fauften neIe SdeirGi6i.
ilen nnO G9eibenesgen.- 9. M. 9Dbe1,
% Sabre aft, be9ing SelbitmDrb Il
gtban. Geine Wtutter entbedte i'm i'm
Stane. no er Ii6 erbdngt bate; iie rieI
SiIfe berbsi uub Der 86rper iuuroe
'i1leuni9it hernb9enOmmen, ober bas
2eben NOR bereits entflDbPn. Ser iunse
Mann bate I'M bOrisen CONNER in be,
grnte einen Sisidto9 erlitten unb NOR
ieitoem inebr Ober iutni9er getItes9eItDrt
Sr. unb Grau @6neiber itnb au
Bebh0es' 6arm 9eaD9en. GbeO
bpr Ssral6 bat 8eitpbnrs
Gdmibe in Ne. &ernOn, Die el
tanflib ertpurb, jebt in 8etrieb. s.. u
8isaeritaff aug Soma be5Os S. Eimm's
Satm in Union GOlpnibip. abUlpt
gbeurenbrnnb beIDrgt bieWourerarbel
nu einem Nnbau, ben $. &asmliien al
ieinem Sanie an Der Sanfon GtrnBl
erri6ten ldBt. Cine ppn nreiBiq
5timmsebern rnterSeidnete 8ittidriI,
fir cine 9lbfimmung uber Die 2iceu5
ftd9e nurbe beim 5tnotnu6itpr btnter.
lest. 9ieie 9ttitimmuus finbet slei6
5titig nit Der 8iirsermeiitermobl in
Qprll itatt. Mit6el 9eipGhrte i'm Der
fluiienen Sabre 2icen5en fir ben Sc
trdnfeperfauf. Gs tpiro idDerlid1 bit
DFfenen 8irtbidaiten nit scbeimel
8neipen nerianithen molten.
6einrib S6ieBer uon @;ipur giiD fla
Mar 9epinger's @tetIe ols 8dder il
Glathbuns @eIddft nnsetreten. 0tnl
teaab iih ipieber nan 2eab.
Srau 6. RiniUr uerfaufie ibr Saus
Inn balb naf Seattle su aieben. pO Sr
8inipr felt nisen @Dnaten etablirt lit
9rei5ebn Cars gieb unb fedbs Cars
ginmanberunssse serdtbidnften 9insen an
gamiins bier ourd nad 8hite Safe
8ndpnna unb Chamberlain, fDtpie 6re
Ginuanberer Cars nnb mebrere gari
nit 8ieb nod @ipern.
S. @ibmann er6ffnete feline elegant
fiPue 8ilIiorbs flalIe.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-03-17
9n,1ayas 9o,ss.tsl. .

&rmpnr. Ser 9tnbtraibs beoDlIs
mddtiste ben Marihan, Seben Su pers
baften, Der 5euerluoffen uber 8inbbid,
fen innerbnlb Der 5tabtgrerSen brnubt
Die Maihinerie fiir bic Ibrabmita:
tiun in ssoutert fam nOrtse @ode ar
unb luirO iebt aufgeiebt. 10 oa5 Die Sn=
lage AM /. Slpril in 8etrieb iein fann
-gseter Wner Sun. tpirb ii6 balb mad
5iUur @ountp, Sopa, begeben, no q
gdule halten tpiro. "
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-03-17
se,atSdser 2grat.

Or. g. Gtanbs, Der beutide Gr3t une
5pernteur (gurseUn), iuelder in SiOnt
Gin. .Sd., i'm 9UD Bib, @de Der 4. unb
SadIun StrnBe tpohnf. bebunbelt a LIE
&ranfbeiten erfOlareih, beiDnbers aber
Syauealeibsn unb BrudfranFbeiten, mel
dc leBteren in ben meiiter SEdLIen Dbns
Operation 9ehei!t tuerDen f6nnen unO
fir fuefhe erIt bonn beSnhlt iuiro, tDenn
bic Seilnng erfei9t iit. gbrOniid) &ran.
fe Fjnnen auch brieflid behnnbelt ipers
Den, ppfhr auf @unfd gerne sSrasebO-
gen fret 5ur 8erfiiauas Iteben.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-03-17
ssndIesl,s alrniee gaIbe.

8ie bette Galbe fir g6nitttuunOen,
auetI9ungen, @ei1fpiire, 5ol5fIuB,
isrpIibeulen lno olIe Soutousi6ldse 9ss
iirt SdmDrrbuibcn. Ooer feline 8esab.
luns. 8efriebi9uns garuntirt. 25c pes
8DT. Sci Gteenieit & Spbn.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-03-17
I5 Hettpi iollftbr Nnsett 80 beiltn.
@enrn G6DuIb,
arlinatSm, 9inassnrn Go, 3. 9o

arltn9fpn, 6in9senrp Co., 9, Daf
Gar Gieie Sfferte ift nur gut fir 80 Sage.
@rFerenSen: stote Bani of arlinstpn; Weo. SsreS.
gpitmeiiter; Arlinatcn ,,Gun" lino Nnoe c. @uf
&erIangen rei 5uaeianbt geer biee @eifpte belieli
tam iid nladlea Dollar oamit nel penen,
{ei 8nrosen ntnfe man bite bic 9, 3. Rad,rifren)
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-03-17
@ir tpiinid)c1t G1trc
MpotDefers &at1tOSd)aft.

Denft nur nidt, baB ipelI oies cine
eruBe 9tpOtbete iit unb Sbr nur elm
@erin9es 81 taufen babt, mir nm
Cure SunoIbaft ni9ts geben. 9ns
1T bur1aus ni6t Der SAL. gEtr iuiis
fen, baB Der Mann, Der bieie 8Ode
einen fleinen ginfouf mo6t, na9Ite
gu6e nielIei9t einen 9roBen su mo,
den bat. g8ir tuiiien, OaB i9leate
gsaoren fetne @mpfebtuns iinb. 8ir
tpiiien, baB ie beiier mir alIe Sunben
bebienen, beitu beiier tpir0 unier 9tui
Iein. 8ir t6nnen gu9 ne9 8ebari
per1preen.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-03-17

&prreippnOe ems N obne Inter
f6rift bes Ibienbers tperben nibt anfz
aen0nlntert. =
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-03-30
MAMMOTH HAMMERED.
Sale, Made Below Two Dollars northern
Light Advances

r. sone unknown reason the brokers
n,,,,ua 10 hammer away at Mann
roo,h and today saw that erstwhile Ia
Ynr,,a security tumble still lower than
an the day before. the stock making
sales first at 81 n share and then at
tSTn while at the close the best
Ma for the paper was n,92ls
as against apparently unlimited oner-
ings at yl.g5.
dnctiye of good business, although fig
ures in most cases were rather shaky,
slrht declines being noticeable at
close Intervals all along the line Ajax
had It's best bid at 80 cents with offer
Ings al 40, while the Days remained
stationary and Four Aces suffered a
decline along with its numerous neigh
bors Notwithstanding the good reports
from the mine, this stock slumped to
cents In the bidding and was freely
offered at s with no transfers Geyser-
Marion maintained It's position of the
day before with bid of $l.02h. but
none could be had at this figure holders
Of the stock demanding no less than
No;. Calena, too. felt the effects Of the
present war scare and stood at 62i1
cents bid, while Mercur remained sta
tionary with bid of ss.35. The ia
yored stock OF the day was Northern
Light, IN when business WAS Ireely
done at figures ranging from rs to 2I1s
cents, with the security In good demand
close to the latter figure. Overland was
up a little but Sacramento, Sunshine
ard rah were practically unchanged,
although two of these-Sacramento
and Utah-did business at 4ila and IS
cents respectively.
In attending to stocks unlisted.
Chloride Point and Richmond Anacon-
da figured in the trading. the former
ceiling at 81 cents and the latter max
Ing transfers at 81 and az cents. In
this class, the Swanseas held good fig
ures while Dexter was a little on the
decline and had Its best bid mt 9TiA
cents with offerings at s105 Ophir Con-
tolidated could have been bought at IL
cents but there were no bidders In the
pit to greet the stock on its first APP
pearance In many weeks.
The closing figures were ms follows:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-03-30
AFFAIRS AT TINTIC.
Rich Strike In the Treasure Hiil-Four
Aces to Make a Shipment.

The Mammoth Record says that
work has been suspended on the IN
dine property for a few days.
The leasers of the Bowers No. 9, are
working In ore and are getting ready
for another consignment.
The Sunbeam laid off its employees
last week. but operations have again
been resumed at this old-time proper
ty.
The Four Aces Is getting ready at
nice shipment OF steel galena and will
be ready for the market by the end of
this week.
The Sioux mill has been closed down
since Thursday owing to the breakage
of the engine and break in the Cherry
Creek pipe line.
A cave occurred in the Eureka Hill
mine on Monday. Eph Watson, who
was working in that part of the mine.
was caught and received injuries
which VIII confine him to his room for
some time. The debris struck him on
the back inflicting severe flesh wounds.
but IT is not thought that serious re-
suits viii follow.
We are pleased to state that the
Cornucopia mine, on Treasure Hill is
fast coming to the front as a fine pro-
Queer. The Cornucopia Treasure Hill
Mining company are now making
shipment of one car day. and a rich
strike was reported there on Sunday.
The management is highly pleased
with the good showing at the property.
1t is the opinion of mining men in Sill
yer City that another great property
has been developed. and will add ami
nation to the famous camp of Silver.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-03-30

To be born a Harrison has been, in
this country, as with the Pitt family Of
prime ministers in England, to turn IN
stinotively toward politics and "a pub
lie life.
Two Presidents Of the United States,
governor Of Virginia. who was also
signer of the Declaration of Independ-
ence and member of Congress for sew
eral years-all within four generations.
father to son. has but one parallel in
this country and a few abroad.
Mr.. John Scott Harrison. Jr., nephew
of ex-Presldent Harrison, whose hard.
telling campaign work In the southwest
showed the strong family gift. sends
the following appreciative estimate OF
Paine's celery compound as an ideal
restorative for the body and brain when
either are excessively used:
Kansas City. No. Jan. IS, 1895
Wells, Richardson & Co.:
Gentlemen-It gives me pleasure to
say that Paine's celery compound has
proved of inestimable benefit to me at
different times, when the labors Incl
dent to my work and the nervous strain
following arduous work in campaigns
had taxed me physically. with the
thousands OF other mental workers, who
have been benefited by IL, ! can recon-
mend II as Il great restorative builder.
Yours TRULY.
JOHN SCOTT HARRISON, JR.
Palne's celery compound is the one
means regarded sufficiently effective
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-03-30
COT1T1ERCIAL.

New York, March 3o.--Prices of the
international stocks and the local trac-
ton spurted upwards at the opening.
the former rising above the London
parity.
sugar was up 22s. Profit taking in
the specialties covered the rise, but
concessions We're not large outside the
specialties. A heavy buying movement
developed. and the market became ami
mated and buoyant prices of many
leading railways rising between 2 and
points over last nights close.
Some OF the specialties, among them
Sugar. extended their gains TO over 4
points.
The market again gave way shortly
after IL o'clock. under the influence Of
realizing sales, which affected pretty
nearly everything on the list Losses
We're about a point on the average. The
bulls, however, steadied the market
before midday, and some substantial
recoveries occurred on a decreased
volume OF business. The improvement
was not well held.
The bond market displayed agrees
sive strength in moderate purchases.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-03-30
HiYES HAS RESIGNED,
..i,,suden, Of the Northern Light Quits
the Company.
3. G. lses CHOSEN TO SUCCEED HIM.


,,r I. Hines, the well known
.,nerintendent of the Northern l"sh'
70 an Lion Hill.wil sever his connec-
.,on with that company April ioth' the
,.,,,on having rendered his resig-
.,,on and the same having been ac-
ted He will be succeeded by that
ssnsble and popular mining man. Mr.
a Legg, whose exploits in the MIN
Inc world are familiar to most mine
ors throughout the West. Mr. Legs
IN 90 out to the mine ON the 10Th
w., taking the hve days remaining
In familiarizing himself with the
workings, NJ
,o,,on on the resignation OF Mr.
,,,os was taken by the company's
.,rsc,ors this morning. a meeting being
-, for that purpose and resulting
,hove stated. The gentleman
r.osons for rendering his resignation
- not known but 1t is thought he
attends entering the mining Held Tor
,,u,self His successor. Mr. Legs
+aads no Introduction as his name Is
almost synonymous with mining in all
It's branches
parorts from the property continue
srcouraging and 1t is thought that In
Jaw days the mill will be started up
w,,b Chemist Hlndry's new method
If extraction In vogue, whereby ne
.,vss as per cent silver values, the
company ought to nave a prohtap,e
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-03-30
UP FROM THE SOUTH.
himbaii, Mcleod and Nelson I'm
'om Deer Lodge Mining Camn

No.. hlmball, Dan Mcleod and DR..
ths son came up from the south
thronmao rnlng after journeying in and
LoSs4n me mines OF Stateline, Deer
r.oa,, ana vicinity, from whence COM
tiy,,y VI new strikes. encouraging nc
20 forth. ue"'s ana SO on and
buIlSip.ee Deer Lodge they say the town :.
lhs srs up IN great shape, houses h..
haplsa, yted as fast as lumber can he
greatsr appearing. the outlook foy
paren, activity than ever is very M
prepar,, me Gold Bug company i.
SPEAK ,shn ~ oVerturn Its ground. so 10
manays SShile the Charley Ross vroun
Of viroyauuy Mr. Mcleod. is the scene
empIoysSIus action. over 40 men helne
ing in IN ~ c us development. The show.
mems. the marley Ross is Simply i'm
Of a hura,Neln having attained n wIn,h
lsa Lying close 10 his nron ey
and peerP q claims owned nv NJ
that tbls Lodge men, and II is runn,a p
hands ground is about In chsna.'
been mad s'at rich "oid strike has
that s .Itge and people are t,oct,n. mas ~
presep,h al the outlook ia .r..,
A' Prospects point point to y a great n,s and and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-03-30

Dy conscientious physicians to be re-
lleu on in cases OF debility arising
from whatever cause, and to counter
act the strain of unexpected prolonged
work and excitement. II is the only
remedy prepared under the eyes OF
the medical profession. and in strict
accordance with the directions of
physician Of acknowledged ability.
No ordinary help no well meaning
but unprotessiOnal connection. sarsa-
purilla or blood purifier can do what
Paine's celery compound Is able to ac-
complish, cure men and women of
such serious diseases as kidney
troubles, liver complaints and dyspep-
STA, or permanently drive away-and
there's the point that no sufferer
should lose sight of-permanently
drive out of the system, rheumatism.
neuralgia and all skin affections.
Nerves and brain can be work 4
out. This Is the condition of thou
sands Of exhausted nervous systems
that have been almost worked to
death in school, counting rooms, fac
tories and stores. Shaky nerves. fab
by muscles. muddy compilations and
the general appearance of WEAKNESS
and pain tell the story of exhaustion.
Persistent headaches go with nervous
debility. That terrible throbbing OF
the heart comes from n wretched con-
ditlon of the nervous system.
The sure way to get back to perfect
health Of body and brain is to regu-
late and nourish the nerves by means
OF Painc's celery compound 1t is a
searching cure for all diseases that
indicate vitiated blood. II builds up
the strength and replaces used-up
parts by new, vigorous tissues.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-03-30

The Rio Grande Western Railway
Co. has filed answer In the Fourth dis
trict court In the damage suit brought
by Hiram V. Smith. against the rail-
way company for personal injuries sus-
talnod by him while in the employment
of the company at Thistle Junction.
The answer denies all responsibility for
injuries sustained by plaintiff. and al
leges that they Were the result OF his
own carelessness, and that negligence
In leaving tools and appliances near de-
PENDANTS track. complained OF by
plaintiff, was the neglect OF fellow
servants of plaintiff.
Hearing Of petition of Mart Cook for
appointment as guardian of A. +.
Crandall. u minor, has been set for
April nth. The same date has been
set for hearing the application of N.
II. Watson for letters Of administration
In the site of +. A. Crandall, deceased.
The executive committee of the Black
Hawk association, at meeting hello
In Springville last Monday, decided
upon Provo Lake resort as the place to
hold the annual reunion of the associa-
tion, which viii take place on August
oath, 2bth and 10th.
on Friday evening, parties will be
given in the Second and Third ward
meeting houses in honor of mission
aries. who will soon depart for their
various fields Of labor.
In the matter of the estate of T. j.
Mccullough. deceased: April 18th has
been set for hearing petition to sell
real estate.
Georgia's operate Colored Minstrels
appear In the Opera house Monday
evening, April 4th.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-03-30
FROM PROF. STEPHENS.


To the Choir MISUNDERSTOOD will
please bear in mind the Importance OF
being in attendance at rehearsal the
coming Thursday night. as well as the
rehearsals of next week. 1t is impera-
tive II you desire to take part in the
concerts on the 9th and 18th of April
The new member cards from which
they are given admission tickets will
be distributed only at the next two
rehearsals.
Copies Of Tho Glorious Song OF Free
dom and The Messiah should be
brought by all members having them
in their possession.
In future, precedence In numbers
Will correspond with attendance, and
selections for privileges. such as sing
Ing tours, etc, II there be any, will
correspond with precedence in num-
bers. artistic qualifications being any
where near equal.
Excuses must be written and ex-
PLANTATION OF cause of absence to en-
title the member excused TO credit
mark, Sickness, absence from town,
and employment, are three valid ex-
cuses, Amy one found giving false
excuse, or marking the number of an
absent member will be at once put on
the tail end of the list.
Bishops and committees are earnest
~ requested not to put entertainments
requiring aid from Tabernacle choir
members. on choir rehearsal nights
usually Thursday. and sometimes
MondayD When this is done 1t il the
auty OF members to refuse to act. as
they already have duty to perform
on that night.
1T is believed that some members who
DO not care to attend to other duties
land generally are equally Indifferent
10 choir duties make a Escape goat" of
the choir, ! will be pleased at the re-
quest OF proper authorities to report
both the number of nights any mem
Der is required weekly for this duty,
and their attendance as well for say
three months previous to inquiry, that
proper light.
General reheRrsals seldom exceed two
nights a week though individual MEM
bers may have more than this when
taking special training in reading at
solo work, etc.
/ deeply regret that I find musical
events of interest to our singers on
both the following Thursday nights.
our night is no well known. we having
used 1t constantly for the past seven
years, that ] am surprised that any
one at all desiring the presence OF
singers tneary six hundred of whom
are engaged in the choir should use
evening for a musical purpose, and give
me the very undesirable task Of re-
minding my choir members that I
cannot excuse them from their rehears-
als--I realize there may be plenty OF
musical workers of an equal privilege
with less active ones who have the
night at their disposal.
In future please remember the Taber-
nacle choir
EVAN STEPHENS. Director.