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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-12-19
Ia HRRENc1A DEL CoNDENADo

ST, Ia qne vos mismo me hsbeis aconsejado, y para la
cual "a habia 20 rsuniao. desd, hace mucho Temp, los docu.
mentos necessrios; Ia petic6n de que 8. revise Ell procoso d |
Marquez de Trevenec y gu rehabilitation. -.
Sind ada sin duda... L. idea es ex elente -marmur6
Roger Gard,in temb!ando.
Estabs trssform ADJ por Ia ~psrspicscia del sehor Delalande
qpe habis siivinsdo toda IL q1e hsbia hecho aqudl, tarde,
-Tanto mas ex ,elente, repuso Ell antigno ju-z -ouan!o
que ahorh ys s. ei nomb-e del verdsdero c~uipable.
is .bsit7....
~ vo, tambien 10 eabeis, schor clrsl Solo que V 8 no DO
deis .deciro, porqce es ell secrtto de una conf. -. No ne
contesteis
Ell sura hiso I'm gesto como de protests. e. senior Della
lande Sc sent6 y Sc ru o 4 escribr. E. cara volvio 4 lMr ea 50
brsviario; psro como Sc 10 enturbiaban los ojos, dur6 mucho
tempo Ia lettara, C sando 8. deoidi6 4 acostarse, seguia auu es-
cribendo q se6or De!alande
Al ds siguielt e, cuan1o G lberto sc ae.pert6, hab:ans lido
va Roger y e sehor Delalapde L. Said. del cur, no aimira-
ba 4 dilberto; Sc ext lioabs muy naturalmerta pr ia necesidad
de decir gu misa. Pero Sporque habia sslido Ell senor De slan.
de sin hsberle p;evenido?
mo te hs dicho nlds, pairef
Me hs d.. q e ibs 4 evaouar asuntcs proli S..
Gilbsrto sscudio la oabezs.
No. Etoy SECURE de qua &c ocuIa de mi. Esos dos
sm' gos son tan de .iditos, q:e qaiersn evitsrme 10 spgu.tia de
su. tent.t vas. FL fehor De.se nde SO acusa de haberms h:cho
conceiir cspersnsas hace a'glnos meses. %. Y ahcrl me ocul.
IA sus nueves esfuer1os, Porqne tene nuevas desiUs;ones. 80.
ESQ me hace mas da6o, espersr sin ssber NADIA.
-Escribe una csrta exensa 4 tn madrs y { tn abuels.
-IPero que ve q deoirlasp
-iQue las quiertsl Repneseo en- todss las paginas....
~obeaeceme como cusndo eras p queho.
Y ell sehor Morel, sonriendose, instsl6 ell mismo & 60 h;jo
en- Ia mesa; mientras Giib.rto, obedecendole, escrbfs y pare
ola mas t'anquilo, 81 &c pUso 4 leer I'M %peri6dico. Pe:o spoco
sintiendo que lie temblaban los brsaos las piernsr, y que 10
impacisneia 10 'gitabs por complete, s, lsyaat6 J SO pusa pa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-12-19
997 BBuorEoA DE eLA CoRRrsrosDrscrA DE PUERTO R1coe

rosf-El cura 10 puso una mauo sobre Ia frents y, d,minAndole,
hipnotizandole:
I'D : descansar, hijo INFO: Dfos hizo Ia noche para dor
mir. Madana esteremcs diepuestos para oomenzar de nusvo Ia
lucha.
La voluntad y 10 energts de Gfberto, habian suf,i 10 tanto,
que obedecio sin replicar.
III cura 10 conduio 4 su cuarto, le orlen6 que darmiese; v
8 pessr de sus horribles preocupaciones, Sc durmi6.
FL sehor Morel habfa hesho poner, las osmas de, cura = del
senor Delalande, en- Ia misma habitaci6n. les condujo & ella
y,pIegunto con timidez:
-lY 4 mi, no ms dirsis naia2 Mi hijo es joveu = dormi.
rA: 70 yano tengo suehe :. ICON una sola palabra, me VOL
verfais la calmal
Id royal 4 Dios, amigo milo: ESQ os dara la con6a1aa
ecesaris,-contestd Gardain.
En- pre,enoia de Gilberto, ell sacerdote sc habfa mostrado
serene; pero cuando sc encontr6 8 sofas con Ell eehor Delalan lie,
evit6 Ia mirada del ex jues de instruction: no guerra dejsrse "a
adivinar; y comprendfa que 81 dsjsbA 4 sl compahero fjar sus
penetrantes ojos en- su alma, Sc presentarfs desnuds, y So s,cre.
to, 81 secreto de ID confession, serfa %descubierto sin que & hu.
visrio. Pero q los pocos momentos, eli senior De.aIsn le, aoer.
oandose 3 81, lie dijo:
No s moesteis tsnto. amigo, en- ocu.tarme IN secreto
que conczoo tan bien como voz...-
IYo!t. .pero....
No ma contesteis. no os prsgunto NADIA! Os dire simple
meate que SO con exactitud de doude vents y 10 que habeis hecho
1sta tarde. =.
He paseido mu,ho.. Mi cabeza e,haba fuezo. FL fresc,
del Bosque de Bolonia ma hs ~calmado''. Me fa.ta aqui e. vier-
to del mar. =.
Isl, habeis lido al Bosque de Bolonis. 10 cre3; psro despues
hateis vuelto s Paris, para aseguraros d. qua ell baron de Ksrni-
ran % ha preaentsdo realmente en- casa de su meier. Y hssts
tai yez hayais tratsdo de verle; psro no lie habeis vito, 81 lie
hub.6rais visto, estariais mis- sgitado que estsis.
Dejais para mshana vuestrs gran tentative, no es verdad?
W tsmoien yoy & preparar la mis-.
lila yuestrsl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-05

time in the very vortex of ahe cross-
tire. the bark was Chtpped from the
trees hv ne M1user bullets. The sound
was Ike the sound Of wild animals DO
agony. Pres ntly Captain Haskell.
acting adlwuut q the battalion t'
whch company r belonged, came
down Go where ! was q fine lld white
him thhi ! thought the fort could be
taken without the loss vi a he by a
charge en- The wrlnkiad side % The hill.
We promptly accepted my u1cr o. lead
the way, ana ordered company y and
ptri VI another company 90 follow
STOPPED through fhe line vi bushes. fol-
lowed 1y Captain Haskell and the
only weapon ! had was revolver IN
my belt. and ] alung the holster round
~ ihe back 500 tAat ! should not be-
iumrfoi Go draw Tho trloua came on
slowly ari when j found myself actu-
nNN ont ou ths clear csclrpcd SLOPE
ltldlnE up i1 Che ireu1h whore oven a
mousse could NOT hide itself ] walked
iaHt ] could aaa fho limos of a1idirrs
"h al Sides Watching iha nrrort Grad
uNlly 1 Fat away from our liue. a1 that
Wy the time I was within twenty feet
OF ihN ntfbDQ wire fence 1 Nna uf tr4nt
Two hundred feet ahead OF Canitiu
Haskell md hlH mon. / was a1s1iuioiy
''t".i.t "l'NIfN TOT W1 IfuUut AMI nNa
emIngd the fort aud trench only few
Zoe. from me, and when I sin0i hcre
could near my heart beating Uke a
hammer un ul anvil N1t a ah0t came
from tho irglsh or from the fort. /
turned round ana. making a sclaa1rs-
IKE motion of my nursrT. Indicated Co
captain HlHkHli thll wanted mer
Win baibcl-wrg cU''rs Iif hurried
forward two gallant fellows who. wfh-
ont q word. obcyci my sirfalf and cut
the Tense down. u took hut few ass-
ouiF i1 DO this. and ! stepped .hrlurh
the fctcr aud walkel up % the irlch.
standing on the edge AMI looking ini1
t. The frpuch was nliUd with dfld
una dying men. Those who were un-
hufi were cr0uchnr d.Mn waiting fr
the end. ] madr a signal 60 one ~ tho
pr'Vhtcs who had CUT tho wire nnsr i1
advance uul cover the nUn la shs
tfonch with bis rifle. ara whom be- had
done " ! ordered the spaniarla. who
had not even booked al me. o. stand IN
ana Httr' der. Thcy leaned up AZ
once and drnfpei their rifles. nu-t
cay li took "a liiii' N The glory out OF
my work when I aIw how pleased thsv
looked 60 get through w.th the matter
~ c1Hily.--frnm MY Exporlrrcda al
einu1Eu,' 10y james Crrriman. in ths
American Monthly Review on Rsviewr
for November.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-05

After all it is Nature that
makes the cures. Only now
and then she gets into a tight
place and needs the helping
hand of science. When the
right thing is needed to check
diseased action and start the
organs and tissues on the way
to health, SCOTS Emulsion
comes as the helpmect Of
Nature. 1t feeds, nourishes,
strengthens; and it does this
all round--thc Hypophos-
phites act upon the nerves;
the Cod-liver Oil feeds the
hodv Foe sale By ali dfasgi.ts,
OOu)' s. o~nts a tss>
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-05

{, be most highly rucccs8ful anI
thorourhly mitth provoking production
OF "a new comedy entitled The Ola
Coat By W. H. Aidcrii'o. lieutenant
Ia tho United States navy. The play
waa presented not long url ln New
York City frCin whence The most corn.
phmcnt1ry reports concerning 90 .mls
nate. The piece is supposed tn supply
an abundance OF FUN of she fast and
furious order. and % furnish enough Luz
dkfouB complications % Cloverlv hold
the interest and attention from first go
last. one paper Ia quoted as Say.
inE of 81; "a sparkling hrcrzo u iuu.
another. "a gale Of hiiarlty." and RI
third. "a cyclone " mefrImcnt'N Ih'
smyth and Rice Comedy company o. 900
organization which ranks among ihe
best ln the country 10 was cupuycl
IN the original production W Ny fricni
FROM tudia. IN which 90 held the nttrn'
ton and applause u Hruldway. Nov
York. Tor more than ok consecutive
months. and achieved ln ihu gr,l l.H'
comedy hit or that theatrical year. tn.
persluncl % the company include
many artists ~ high attndlrr who arr
we'll and favorhhly known throughout
the entire country They are; Fred.
oifc Bond. Edward T. Ahcica. John
Ward. John Mahcr. Joseph Ad'Cmnn,
Frank Perry, John Enu, Helen Roimcr
Nltn Allen. Minna Adolmhn cara
Halfway ana TIE qualn / comcd.enne'
May N0kcH.
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makes 30 acceptable aud oven. az times.
adorable. with the Hcantlcat. com
moncft. curtost Language with no more
gestures than "a business man uses ln
his Once. with as little pcfronnl dec
grafton na possible. Gillette IL said hy
those who have seen him In Secret
Service % stir hearts. tmen'H hearts as
well nH womcnD until they boat tu-
multuoualy. ana eyes fil wth fpmc-
thing fuapici1ualy like team. with
this, too, he has the rlft % suddenly
letting on u dry slow Joke. and before
We have become accustomed 20 his
Versatility h. relarrcu into his third
manner which ~ the cool. nnn-clm-
initial one o. the ordinary American.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-05

Frederic Bond Of the smyth-Ricc
company docs not look like an "0l1-
time actor" but be- be one There
arc fow of ur lou. he said last even
ms IN "a group OF men who were talk
lnF about the stage OF twenty yeats
ago. "Amcug the stars N that Say
who were rrnuiur in the West N"c
such giants az Booth, McCullough' har.
rctt. Kccne. the elder s1thcrn -all
r,ners. None Of their contemporaries
rtli living srr In active service, hnN.rs
rithor d,uppcd out % the public -yc
through the wnnlng OF popularity,
which uyuaiiy ovgrtaScH the popular
actor before h. has parsed far bevon'
the meridian o.; life. or else are atill liv-
ing I'm their retirement which mo-
Fought titrr cbtaiting IA competency
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-05

this play n success ihc management has
gathered together people well known 81
their dnrrcnt lines. The plot deals
with questions VI the dly, Introducing
The AR Ship. from which me com ~
takes ltH name, models ot Hul.InAl ~,
boat. prrpetuni motion. etc. one f'cnn
gives un Dawson city. another hyFra
hot0l al Ola Point comfort. THIS lhst
scene ~ said 90 be- something ultugctheI
out OF the common. The hotel ana
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-05

vsras arc ret 10 now and iu.eiu,l music mus. (
vWittsr cspoclniy Tor the comet My
coherent plot which y , cai'', ,ni 's .ly.,
r.,y,n f5r All that happens. To make
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-05

Those WIN have seen william Gillette
w his new war play Secret Service, In
which h. comes 10 the Salt Lake The
alter week after next. says that the only
cInccrailns In the play e. the histori-
colly inclined "a n little rfd narncl
blood on Sir. Gulctte's LEFT hand. Mr..
Gillette gets more cncct out ~ that
llftlo BE uf red flannel blood than many
another actor would get out u gallons
10 sore Gillette has created q school
Of his own. ~ is % combnut lr " tho
bravery nn1 ohivalry Of The past. trans
lated uud brought up-up-tn-dato BY
The curt inconic. timc.Huving manner
of che present No is nu Irritable
school, aud Mr. Gillette mny clugnntu-
late hImeif TINT his personality alone
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-05
LITERARY MOLE.

psmlrcsra Family Magazine f1r Mo-
Ngmher "oniainr, aH urualiy. q varied
ana lnistcFinE Nm0uu ~ rrldInr
!ii'. Tho f1l'tNlnr are amonr tho
SUD- Gets treated on: 4 GARDEN on the
Tropics. UP Fumc facts concerning tha
climate. roads ana Population of Ports
lNc1' Practical System 90 Manual
Tralnlff, ana our Military Camp slirs.
The Illustrations are numerous and
hne. Tho Arkcn Publishing company.
10 Firth avenue. New York.
uanberr.r c,4t q, 4st ,t.f,,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-05

s.tes VIII Happen the Thoaer and Under tho Dome
=, the Grand tho Weeks Offerings at the Playhousos
Ned Royle Company in Triple Bill and Smith and
s,o.s Company in The Old Coat thoater Attractions
Mex, Week while The Air Ship VIII FIJI in tho Week at
an, orand-Footiaht Flashes
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-05

Early IN November IN: latest play N
llaupimHnn VIII have o. nrt perform
anc0 in Berlin n ~ Dtlled HoutHchef.
The Lvcryman. For this country Carl
and Theolur NpHenfcld have secured
rght NJ publication ana production ~ all
plays by liauptmann. The koafufeldf
are negotiating with an actor Tor the
American production, which may have
lia ilrsi Performance here next winter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-05

The testimonial 70 ealHe Fisher al
che Congregational church last night.
Prior O. her departure Tor the East
was a well arranged anlir and barring
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A Correspondent Under fIro al Santiago.

I Hat a wn under mango tree with
tho uoldiera and llitod down r0mc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-05

grounds are at sunset and % tho play
goes ON this changes Into a beautiful
ana brilliant n.Eh, scene The people
Who win man the air thip are Marie
stuart Lotilc Burke, Fmrcuce Deur-
born, cute Mcdonald Maryland Ty-
son. Johanna Gould, Raymond Finley,
Robert Miluh. bpn Wclch, Jack cum
bingham, Flod Husband and Harry
llnrlaoll, Tho Ar ship WIN put Zoo an
OF next week az the Sew Grand.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-05

AMI before lomrg their grip upon the
ttnfs.slon. IhcHo days new class OF
mon arc IN ptta,tH,uu OF the coveicl
n'ti-hils " the stage
slanrge Hignc.d was the Adonis OF
tho stage during his DAY. He was br
li.veI d b. The h1ndfumrat man IN tho
profeaHion. lie had more women adj
mirers than Edwin Booth had In his
prime. Frank Mayo starred an Dnvy
Crockett. and In the STREETS Of Now
York. Ue afterwards lost popularity
and for years was considered a back
number. The creation Tor him Of the
character of Puddnhend Wilson re-
atlr,l him suddenly 20 populnrty-one
M those marvellous changes Ia the
tastes Of play-gdcrH that seldom hap.
mems. and IN very fronky nt best for a
Discarded idol Of the ftnEc ia usually a
brokrn image Tor the rest u life. Poor
Mayo was well on the way OF repair
lnr hls broken fortunes with pudd'n
head Wilson. which no made Into a
great character when death suddenly
overlook him, Ills last performance
WINS nero be- Denver on the broadway
ptnre. lIe dird On the way 10 Omaha,
"ln the old days the California Stock
company az san Francisco was a
MIGHTY blr affair McCullOugh Hnr-
rott. lIill. Harry Edwards ana stephen
Leach were some OF the prominent
nnmra ON those programs j. g. VIII.
Hanson. too. was n comedian who en-.
i1yod much local popularity there
Williamson aud his wife, Who also was
"A favorlte subsequently went % Aus
trnlin. however, over twenty years nro
md there became fixtures In Austrn.
llnu theatrical He, Theodore Wnctel
was one ~ the popular tenors In his
time and Charles Whentley, Pope. and
Hnrry Sullivan were other actors Of
prlminono1 then, whose names arc sci.
don mentioned now. The only one ~
tho real oli-tlmors left among un is
r.sat,h Ie0grglu."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-05
pEsEREr EVENING NEWS. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1893.

wns the demand FOR seats. Willie Col
Tier stands almost alone In his peculiar
llno of comedy. but he has never before
had play that gave him The scope &C.
display his art Ike The Man from
Mexico.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-05

Lincoln J. Carter was very much IN
evidence again az the Grand this week
tal though MOI appearing H. person,
o. was clnHp.cuouaiy represented BY
what q known a. his latest dramatic
triurph Under the Dome. Replete
with effective scenic effects. tccminR
wsh b,l0dihirHiy acnRltlonahsm and
presented Oy actors who rcvsl In xiv
ing The extreme rrlrg and falling In
niVtiqn so all sentences. without the
egyt;si ard ralful happy medium and.
Do fast ptricc, IN every detail. as 10 lls
fcqu.rtmenta Under the Dlnc goes
muUhlfr % while ~ uuth1r and pros
aloer fuYelf IN The lap 0f luxury.
tarefa snecraH II largely based upon
hls study u human nature and its re-
qliNmeria and desires, aud he has the
ia>i 90 provide scenic establishment
ara thus draw an Otherwise unwilling
Nf.e lril The theatera even though
iHit.ig'ni Interpreters of halr-raialng
inyi have 60 b. sacrificed. that tho
'gst on Production may thereby be
sysnti up There " a big nrld for Just
suah pays az Mr.. Carter presents aud
I, seems 20 o. right on the ground for
Naal ,hgre . 10 t.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-05

-,,.-, theatrical are not booming
~ me breaisnock npeed that she
80, VAS led to believe would be the
49, uhsn the season was
a. ...,,.d. cut expectation IL
ii'. Al, In the hope shat
.. s.v preliminary bouts that
s,vs already occurred will lead TO
,.n,,g vlnd-up before the season ends
,ss, Mi prove satisfactory 90 AT
-. WIN Happen, the bill at the
$50 this week. Is quite clever
.,nsly Enough In the hands OF less
,.,,ssis canpauy. It's days OF NE could
a.. cosn,sd upon the fingers OF one
- but Charles Dickson ara other
ssi. colleagues are capable q getting
~ NJ a comedy. almost more than
nor ir o. Good wholesome comedy
y bsri 10 and In thes, days. that Il
"a tainted with suggestive lines whose
.,,-,i sGsls are anything but good and
,bs only thing responsible for this con-
gti.u Of thlnga. II the dcgcneraiing
,..t,suf a whimslcai public. And Just
a. long is the srcnd OF public iaNoF ~
IA ,hs dlrcetion. just 20 far VIII those
ah5 Grind OFT this kind % goods cnn-
usus 70 put before the public what 10
a,trs. Bu, let this nckle fancy turn
ari everything else will turn with u
ori ihs moral wave that has been de-
hy.i 90 long will come bounding along.
rreg.ng before 4 the trashy. good
fr.r.h.rg fafNe comedies ihat
ilys mm1pollzcd public attention 90
~. ID u contondcd chat the thcatcr
his plrfed the tiinc whom, aa a public
Irrfucvr. It's services are required and
ihtt DO shall hcnccf0rih De dovJSed so
smusimeut In the fullcst sense of the
term. II this we're % prove she case
arl silaorate additions along the line
lrhi1r amusomcntH have now tnken,
~ ,h atrr viii soon become a thing "
H. pari and 10 ~ stead VIII be found
alli.olal dance halls ard hawdy
hasei. ard they will be known by their
ir1r rsnsa and not masquerade under
che ruls0 ~ mcatcrs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-05

Mr.. Joseph NJ Galioa the author Of
The Air snip. has styled his new play n
spectacular musical farce comedy be,
cause. unlike any other fare c0medv
upon the stage, h. has introduced many
novel and beautiful scenic effects. cleo
trlcal displays and mechanical novel
ties. Musical because many OF the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-05

a few unavoidable bitches the program
vas succeasfuHy carried out. Miss
FISHER has, perhaps, never sung with
/ better effect than she dd lasi ui.ht.
her seicr ln from She queen of shebi
being plrtIcuiarly wen suited 90 her
voice sui very we'll rendered. The 10
Frgn opened with 80 good number by
The Thcat0r urChrstfa and iho COM
mond1hiy arrlngCd program was put
through with The dispatch ihai makes
c1nccft programs enjoyable. The dif-
"a ,t hit of the evening was the Recit
and Ara from The Masquo n1u. by
Verdi, given by Mr. Goddard. lie slim
ply carried the audience by storm. his
wonderful baritone thrilling
cNcry one prcsCnt. Miss savage gave
the iniermrgg1 from Cavhuerla with
good cffcct The other number were a
irio by Prof Mclhc. Mt Olson and Ar
thur Shepherd. a solo hy Mics Llttie
Levy. a duo by SIT pyper and Miss
Fisher. violin solo by Prot wc.he and
the male 60 tha second act Qurrn'H
Lace Handkcrah.Uf Miss Fisher leaves
FOR she East on Sunday evening and
van remain There Cor some i.me. Iuss
who VIII take her place In the SAT- Lake
opera company Is not publicly known,
though likely % win bt Miss Levy.
The Louise Brchany opera and Com
cert company under the direction ~ ~
-. Thrarlo. VI Chicago, appears 81 thu
Theater on the 2iFt and g2nd lnsts..
under the luartces % The N. l. League.
roouirht FLASHES.
Nine. Emma Caive hia been obi'rcd
60 postpone hcr departure from ling
land 20 thls country go account OF 90
health.
Jamer' OMEN has Boo hi7 possession q
prompt COPY or Richard III used by
Wlllrs booth. The business. ETC., Or Joe
Booth'u hlndwriting.
Iie-I wonder what made John Drew
have such blk house on the nut
night
's55 docking at the buD-John drew
A cable from Glasgow. Scotland. an
nuunc,a ihIt Sir Henry Irving. who WAS
taken 900 some days ago, has developed
pneumonia ana plcurisy. Ills condition
D. serious.
olEo Scihorpolo's rcportory Tor her
American tour n The Second Mrs. Tan
qurray.' Tho Tcumlrant." Carmen"
Camille" "frou Fruu' The wife OF
se'rli' and "Dcaiic"
Joseph iIawor,h has been engaged TO
guceued Edward j. MORGAN us John
Storm ia The Christian. On Nov. 22ul.
whom MrMorFin must retire nom Viola
Allou's rumrtny O. fejUln the Lyccum
lheatcr Stock c9mpinN
~ f,mlluc. meeting 81. Rosiand IN
the kug llNoil=l poe the Americans
have .wHipcd your play. u was NOT very
81 RHsinnd-ascr. bIaui a. WIS mo-,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-05

4 great performance 20 booked flr
November 18Th and iGth, whom those
really funny boys Mathews and hul-
ger appear the salt Lake Thult.r Do
their rag time opera hy the Sad Sea
Waves, under the direction 0f Me..fa
Dunno a Rylcy. 10 IL said that tho
Offering OF this funny pair exceed. nJ
iar any similar piece with which tl|d
clever duo have ever been Identified.
AZ any rate Mathews a nulEer have
itom all accounts na bright piece nH
ever went un the road, and with Che
ava which win be contributed hy Nellie
hawthorne. Josie Dewitt, Julia Ralph
Marie Twhoey Agnes Say Wayburn
Eva Leslie. Bessie challenger, Dulolp
walker, WIN West, Bob Vernon, Ned
Wnyhorn. Gus Mortimer. THY Greg
Dry, W. II, Mncart, Lizzie Sanger
IrlNle Wade. May Norton. Lottie Et-
uugor,, Elizabeth Bobcvnle aud A. A.
Bel, nsHitcd by n chorus OF nearly
twenty voices their company win not
only In quantity but n quality, exceed
any similar entertainment now before
the public The scenery ~ ald 10 be
very beautiful. while the costumes and
euecta are entirely new and novel,
MnthowH ana Bulgrr have seldom work.
ed no hard as they have with hy the
pad Sea Waves, ana the results have
peen most gratifying.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-05

The present tour % the young Amer
lean comedian, Willie collier, In Du
houohotH acrenmingly funny farce,
The Man from Mexico. which comes 10
ms city shortly, viii extend M far
West az the Paddle coast. whore last
year he was pronounced one OF tho no.
table successes of the season In this
loarlng farce, II belng no unusual thing
Tor the orchestra " be banlshed under
lhe stage after the nrat night, 30 great