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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-03-19

by Smith and Herbert, and called The
Fortune Teller.
II Eleonora Duse returns "a America
next season she Will appear in The
Dead City, DAnnunzio's shocking
new drama of incestuous love.
Way Down East appears to be
worthy successor to the Old Home
stead, 1t Is strong play excellently
acted and handsomely staged.
The Geisha has lately been sung in
Russia Mt Moscow, and Sudormann's
Die Ehre is n popular drama In
Greece. where 1t is acted in the native
language.
Minnie Scligman contemplates
tour with company playing many
and various short pieces. in the man
ncr which the late Roslna Nobos nrac-
ticed successfully.
Harrison Grey Fiskc was arrested In
New York on Monday last ON two
complaints. sworn TO by Marc Klnw,
of the firm Of klaw & Erlanger. The
charge was Cslminul libel growing out
the theatrical syndicate battle.
'Iy Irwin has taken horseless
i.uEe on her tour for the purpose
OF daily street parade to advertise
her show In circus fashion. Lillian
Russell Is using n four in-h hand equip
age and Anna Held a gaily emblaz-
oned railway car
Clempntlnc De We're. the prima dom
ma. IS a beauty of the blonde tyne and
n woman OF graceful, pleasing pres
ence. Her singing Is dramatic. Her
scales, trills aud staceti are also brill
liant She has fccling and voice
tina; Is fresh and brilliant.
Tho gowns worn by Rose Coghlan
In The white Heather are the envy of
the smart set In New York. No cos
tunes 20 rich and stylish have ever
before been worn by any actress. The
White Heather continues to fiji the
big Academy Of Music at every per-
Torrance.
George Hihbnrd has written his
toricnl play which either Edward II.
Sothcrn or james Is. Hackctt may
use. II Is based on episodes in the life
of the duke of Marlborough. Morvyn
Dallas Is the author, and Walter Phil
lips, OF another worl; with the same
! title Marlborough. and It deals with
the same Incidents and characters. 1t
is in a prologue and three acts, und It
is now under consideration by Richard
| Mansfield.
Charley johnson has succeeded In
| getting what has heretofore been con-
| sldered impossible, steroscoplc view
showing the immense assemblaee at thc
| Tabernacle on the night of Prof. Evan
| Stephens testimonial concert Faces OF
hundreds can be plainly seen, and many
easily distinguished, Mr.. Stephens has
ordered 500 of them, and will present
| one to each member OF the choir. Mr.
! johnson has sample copies Of the pic
lures for inspection Mt his studio, ant
| they are well worth ones time to TAX,
| q lock at.
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CONFERENCES RATES.

For the Annual Conference. L, d. s..
and Womnn's Conference, l.. u. s., ut
salt Lake city, April 9Th to Sth, in
elusive, the usual half rates and ar
rangements have been put into effect
Tickets will be sold on following
dates: From Ogden, Park city, Bing-
ham, Springvillc Silver City and inter
mediate points. from April 9th to 9th
Inclusive: tickets limited to April 18th,
1898. From all other points April Attn
10 sth. inclusive; tickets limited to
April 18th 1898, except Grand Junction,
Fruitn and Cisco. at which points
tickets are on sale only on Aprll 9th.
limited to date OF sale on going trip.
with final limit April 18th.
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pope. OF which Mr. Crawford showed a
wonderful knowledge, which he was
very free in imparting during his lee
turc. pleased the audience greatly. The
speaker considered Pope Loo the light
OF the present century and recalled
many anecdotes and stories in support
of tho claim. Hn paid great deal OF
attention to the pope's conquests in the
political world. styling him the con-
aueror of bismarck and the peer Of
Gladstone. He also declared that he is
as great n student ns he IS q statesman
or saint. Mr.. Crawford concluded his
lecture with an answer TO those who
try to find Catholics guilty Of sub
hitting TO church domrnatiuns OF tenn
poral affairs. and returning to Pope
Leo he prophesied that the fruit OF his
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-03-19

Miss Philadelphia. an extravaganza,
is a Grand attraction week after next.
Edna Wallace Hopper may appear
as the leading figure of Normandy
Wedding, in the place of Merri Os-
borne.
Stuart Robson celebrated his sixty
third birthday last Friday at Rich
mond. Va. where he made his profess
sional debut In 1858.
The corner stone Of Fanny Rice's
new theater in New York win be laid
July and opened to the public In
November, 1899. 1t will be called Fan
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comedy and singing forces. This ira
vesty is followed by vaudeville olio,
and selections from the various stand
ard grand and comic operas. In the
operate olio Black Patti has great OPP
portunities to display her voice. She
sustains the principal solo roles OF the
Grand Duchess, Carmen. Bohemian
Girl, Trovatore, Lucia, Mariana, Tar
and Tartar and The Daughter Of the
Regiment. Ernest Hogan, author of
al Cuuns Look Alike to Ne and
other popular negro melodies, is with
commences Friday evening, March 25th
with performances on Saturday after
noon and evening.
The Georges operate Colored Min
strels will be the attraction at the
Grand for the week of March 2lst. This
company is among the largest organi-
cations travelling, every feature of their
lengthy attractive program Is different
from the traditional acts of the average
minstrel company, and is refreshing
ly up to date in every respect. The hrst
part includes the best things In pretty
ballads, witty repartee, and n fund OF
other features not generally found in a
minstrel first part. A supplemental part
introduces clever juggling acts, knock
about sketches, genteel skits, mono
logue merriment. and host of good
novelties. lHlS company is 'uiiipoStu
solely of colored men and women noted
for their artistic merits and is perhaps
the best company of Its kind on the
road Will West, who made himself
very popular OK the tramp In the Daz-
zler is with this company.
Commenting upon the lecture Of It.
Marion Crawford. which win be delly-
cred at the First NJ. T.. church in this
city on Tuesday evening next, the
Manchester, New Haven. Union, says:
'fIe opened his lecture with a careful
examination of the condition OF the po-
l,tIcal world at the time of the corona
ton of Leo XIII, going back into the
reign OF Plus lX. He then gave care
ful comparison OF the two popes. Plus
TX and Leo Kill The first, he SAID,
was sanity; generous Old man man, too too
kind too credulous for the world in
which he lived while the latter Is n
strong. energetic thinker. kind at heart,
perhaps. yet able to face any crisis or
solve any difficulty that might con,
front him. "The minute ana detalled
description of the life and habits OF the
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PainfW Affections are now as easily
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And every bit of relief is part Of cur.
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you're in foreign parts. I've got a
gang of $50 men here, all ablebodied.
and thirty of them mounted, bound
for the same place you're maxim for.
They all wear the uniform of Uncle
Sam. Young women, / place that
guard at your disposition durin' the
cruise to this here hell-fire lake we're
bound for
''The girls were one and all delight
ed with the idea, and the girl who had
first spoken told the master-at-arms
30 in enthusiastic terms.
"Itll be such perfectly sumptu-
Gus thing to tell when we get bnck
home that we had "A guard OF 100 Unit
ed States sailors to escort MS to the
burning lake of Kilauea,' the girls
said to one another.
1.-THE master at-arms saluted gravely.
and walked back to where the bluejack-
cts We're standing, ready to start. He
called the whole gang to attention. picl-
ed out four trustworthy men, and said
to them:
"'search all hands, and stack up here
every bottle of rum found
1.-THE men wondered bit at this, but
the master-at-arms was in charge of
the expedition, and their wonder didn't
count. The four men passed along the
lines and got n quart bottle from the
mastering jacket of about every man.
IneN nenpeu tile pOllltS lpSttHti. w hti
the work was finished the master-at-
arms addressed the bluejackets.
Gwen leave this rum here until we
get back said he. There's coachful
OF young women from back home just
starting out for where were bound for.
They're all right young women, too, and
they teach school somewheres back in
land Being as they're going to the same
place ms we are we've got to be decent.
Therefore, there's not goin' to be a drop
OF rum drunk on this trip. Anyhow,
were on duty: were escort Tor inns par
! " o. women. There won't be no drunk
business on duty while I'm going. Ye
all want to understand that. Now, git
| aboard your horses and onto them land
packets, and remember the first blasted
| Jack o. We that makes break gets his
/ head broke
| .sWell. sir, all hands took this speech
cheerfnlly. They had set out from the
shin intending to secure three days OF
| pterd oblivion, but they said, Aye, aye,
I TO that little address OF the master at
! arms In way to do the sailor men
! of this country proud.
so the start was made. At the head
| OF the line was the coach OF the young
! women from Detroit, surrounded by the
| hluctackct horsemen, the master-ut-
| arms in the lead. and the line of stages
| containing the remainder OF the party
of mnn-o war's men trailing aiter, ihe
school teachers enjoyed the situation
hugely from what / heard nfterwnrd'
They made some efforts TO engage inc
master at-arms in conversation, but ne
didn't place much reliance on his con
vocational powers and didn't have
much 10 say. Anybody who has ever
made that trip from Hilo to the burn
ing lake of Kilauea knows how superb
the ride is on the winding road, nrst
through beautiful green sugar PLAN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-03-19

ments. without reputation merit
Chamberlain'8 Pain Balm cost , more
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Hueneme, Cal, are constantly being
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] have ever used is Chamberlaln's Pain
Balm. and l say so after having used
II in my family for several years" 1t
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and swellings. For sale by Drusggists
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-03-19

great labors for his brothers in the
world would become wildly apparent
in the days to come
Edward Harrigan Is to visit Salt
Lake again according to the bookings
Of the Salt Lake Theater, which give
him Monday and Tuesday, March
2Sth and Goth. He will revive here upon
this occasion. Old Lavender, which has
been given before approving audiences
in this city though years have elapsed
since the last presentation. 1t is a play
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-03-19

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Forty years experience as conductor
opera companies, orchestras etc; also
rs teacher Of plano, violin, organ, voice
culture, sight reading and harmony.
For terms cnll at or write to Studio,
room is, Deseret National Bank build
ing, Salt Lake City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-03-19

After hearing some friends continual
ly prnising G amberlain's Collie. Chol-
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and Is now as enthusiastic over Its
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YANKEE TARS ON SHORE.
They Sometimes but Not Always, Act Like Lot of Red
Indians

hammocks early to be ready for the big
Jaunt the next day. As soon as they
got ashore the men distributed Them
selves among the gin mills to take a
preliminary drink or two and then all
turned up Mt the big livery stable In
Hilo, where conveyances and horses
were to be hired { the trip to the
burning lake, whic' is twelve hours
from Hilo. Most the men telt pref
ty good from the prelin,i -ry drink,
and most of them, too, d good
sized jug to keep out me cold OF the
higher attitudes of the journey. They
hit up these jugs with considerable
frequency while the master-at-arms,
who was the spokesman of the crowd.
made arrangements with the livery
man. He engaged a lot of stages FOR
such of the party as wanted TO traVei
that way, and horses for the men VINO
preferred that means of reaching the
burning lake.
Everything was ready for the start
and the men were becoming comfort
ably 10 gged, when u dozen young
womer, most of them pretty. and All
American girls by their looks, tripped
up TO the stable and got into stage
that was awaiting them. The biue-
jackets gased with good deal OF re-
spectful Interest Mt these nice looking
girls, who laughed and chntted to-
gether once they We're settled IN the
stage. and chatted in the American
language, too, which is pleasant music
unto the enr OF the sailorman in for
eign ports The bluejackets All
perked up their ears and nudged one
| another.
Here there, mate called out the
master alarms to the liveryman' II
| it's n fair question. where's that pack
| etful OF young women bound-the
same port as my gangs making forY
YES replied the liveryman'
they're just starting for the burning
like of Kilauea. and they'll reach IL
at the same time your party does
1.-THE master-at-arms, . rough man
| OF some self-acquired education
walked up to the stage In which the
| young women sat. They watched MS
| approach with interest, The master
| alarms removed his peaked cap
with the dltIidence OF sailorman ana
! spoke:
Young ladies' said he, you're
from the United States, amt yer
Were not only from the united
| States spoke up one OF the young
women, smllingly. but We teach the
young idea of the United States now
TO shoot. We're all school teachers
from Detroit.
| "'That bein' tho case said the mas
ter-at-arms. its only right and proper
' that you should have a United STATES
guard, when there's one at hand' whiie
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from the versatile pen of Mr.. Harrlgan
himself, n story OF New York life, but
1t is different, far different, from the
stories told In the plays of today. in
that 1t is clean and bright. character
istic which has marked all of his plays.
among which are Milligan Guards, Nc
Sorley's Imitation, Cordelia's Aspirations
and others.
The Denver papers and the New York
Journal have united in concerted eff
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-03-19
1USIC AND DRAMA.

at se 1S1ss s"a at sy us~ so[ a the
o.,tn.l Georgia Mnstres and Black Patti the
- l., Theater and Georges University Graduates at
r.,aa the Coming Weeks Bills-Footlght's Flashes.
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Isnr Snlr.

A Zig Bargain in one very fine new
Hungarian Ash Conover Plano. 4
splendid new Shaeffer Piano. $3.50
Knabe Square Cgood). so. A lot OF
very good organs from SIS up. Goods
exactly as advertised, See them at
CABLE PIANO COMPANY.
j. W. Van SAINT, Mgr.
239 Main st,
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You can take a complete course at
the Dress Cutting Academy, 32S Main
St, for what 1t will cost TO have one
dress made. II win last you lifetime
and save you hundreds OF dollars.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-03-19
Doctors agree that
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-03-19

The quarterly directory OF the Rocky
Mountain Bell Telephone company Will
go to press March 2ith, Please report
changes in name or address TO tele-
phone No. 0 before above dnte.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-03-19

II you are troubled with 4 hair.
dandruff, eczema of the sea in
clined to grayness, use the ID. prep
aration made to correct ana cure
Halls Hair Reviewer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-03-19

Il suffered for four years from
Rheumatism. A few bottles of Hoods
Sarsaparilla restored me TO perfect
health / was also subject to cramps
but since taking Hoods Sarsaparilla
have not had any return of this trouble
and have never been so robust and
healthy as at present" JENNIE
ROGERS. Wickenbufg, Arizona,
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DEsERET EVENING NEWS. SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1898.

fort to swell the fund being raised by
tho Journal to erect u suitable monu-
ment to those who met death on the
Maine. This effort will take the shape
Of a monster benefit to be given next
Wednesday afternoon, March 20. COM
mencing at . o'clock sharp. II win he
held at the Tabor Opera House and the
participants will be the Bostonians Ed
ward Hnrrigan and other theatrical
and musical celebrities. with n drill
by the national guard and patriotic fea-
lures. The Bostonians will give some
of their choicest selections and Hnrri-
gan will present an act of Sweet Law
Murray win be present and lend their
aid, as VIII also large committee of
prominent Denver ladies. Messrs
Bush and McCourt will give the use
OF the theater, and they and II. II.
Harris. the theatrical manager, are do
ing all they car to make the nifalr n
big success. Tho attaches of the
theater are to give their services, flow
ers will be donated which Denver young
ladies will sell between actH, and all
patriotic Denver seems imblhud with a
desire to do reverence to the memory
of the poor fellows who fell victims
to Spanish treachery. Post.
Word was received from IT, II,
Thearle OF Chicago today, conveying
the Information that Miss Mary A.
Davis had been engaged for the west
crn trip OF the Welsh singers. The lady
IS n great violinist ] Is also said to
be possessed Of remarkable grace and
benuty. Her numbers will be Rcvcrie,
by NieuNtemps. and Hungarian Dance,
by Huhay. An immense amount of
work is being done to insure success
of the project. The company will appear
one night only and that will he Satur-
day. April I'd. In order that everybody
might have an opportunity OF hearing
this wonderful body OF singers the price
for general admission has been fixed
at so cents. II IL learned that the men,
hers of tho company are dclighted be-
cause of their appearing in salt Lake
To sing In the great Tabernacle, accom-
panied by tho Mormon choir, Is some.
thing that none Of them ever dreamed
or when they started on their toui
Denver was the farthest point west de-
clded on. 1t was only after considerable
correspondence and the making OF 9
hiE guarantee that Mr. Theatre con
! scented to hooking them. People VIII,
| attended the Worlds Fair and hear'
| the male chorus from Wales can hes
| appreciate what n musical treat there
| il In store for those DESTROYS of hear
| Ing them.
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ny Riee's Comedy rhca,er and is to

ny RIGGS JOmeuy Thtutef anu IS 70
cost 100000.
Stuart Robson. the venerable come
dian, Indignantly denies that he is
going into vaudeville. They all do
that!
Helen Bertram will next season take
her place again with the l3ostonians,
supplanting Alice Nielsen, who Is To
go into comic opera written for her