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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-15

Sin f60ner uno bemerz
fenspertber Gbaratter3ug oes Dor Ell
nigen Sagen Deritorbenen Generals
3pIecrans mar feline snti3ieDens Nperz
iion gegen bic Mnndbme bon GtOilz
@emtern. Gr Iebnte ipl4e 10 oft unO
10 c~onIequent ab, DAB er ben 8sinaz
men ytbe great Decliner" erbielt. DIS
i'm General @urfielD BON Dem repu=
blifaniiGen National : Gonpent in
Baltimore aus i'm Sabre 1864 per
Seleqrupb fragte, Ob er ben gtdmen
bes Generals fir Die Domination ais
8ice<9rGiibsnt Der Ser. Staten eez
bruufen oiirFe, Isbnte 3oiecrans
prompt o6, oa er ii6 Der boben Ser
dntportli6fei Ds5 Qmtes ni6t gez
lpa8ien gluubte. Gr lebnte aud Die
f~plgenoen, ibm angetragenen g6omina@
tionen db: alS 9oupernsur BON S6io
i'm Sabre 1865; dls oemotrdttlf der
@puperneur BON Gulifprnien i'm Sabre
1867; als @ouberr Jtr pon Obto i'm
Sabre 1869; als Manor bon San
5rdn3isco uno ais @iIenba6n Cont
mifdr Don Californian.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-15

Der Soma Stauts : In
8eiger" in 9e8 Moines BAT cine inte@
refante Statiitit geIummelt iiber Den
umfang Der @infubr pon 8ier aus an
beren Staaten na4 Soma. 0d Die
Mift6eilungen Der 3situng BON ben
8ruuern ielbit our 8erfiigung gefteat
purpen, 10 fam man tie ais 8iemlt4
5uberlGifig gelten laiien. Die Gtntubr
fir oas Su6r 1897 mar, ME fplgt:
Bon @isconiin 100000 Barrels, Don
Miifpuri $4,000, BON SQinois $780,
600 uno Don S6io 10000 Barrels,
insgeIummt alio BON ienen pier Studz
ten ALIEN in einsm Sabre 100000
Barrels; uuBerDem tperoen audi be-
trG6tliGe Senbungen Bier aus Ne=
brasta unb Nerpzgor eingefiibrt. Der
9reis bes 8ieres iteGt Ti6 i'm 9ur3z
f9nitt auf 81 pro SAB, bic 8iirger
SoDa's be3ablen alio an Die 8rauer
iener bier Stuaten alIein $4,000, 900
fir Bier. 9abei beiteben in 9upenz
port, Dubuque uno peri6te6enen an
beren StGbten Oes Staates groBe
8rauereien, beren 9roOuftipn obtge
3iffern perboppeln biirfte. Gs gebt
aus Disier Stattitit berbor, baB Die
prpbibitipn in Soma Elm ubioluter
6ebf9Iag 1T unb nur bort beIte6t uno
bur9gefibrt tperbsn fam, tpo Die
8rauer i9on Dor grlaB oe5 9eIsBes
feline &unoi9dFt befaBen. Die Statiz
Ittt erItredt Ii4 nun nt6t aud auf
@ein unD S6napps, ionIt piirDe bic
Summe, pel9e Der Staat aQjdbrli9
an auBeritaatIi6e SnbuftrieQe be5abIt,
nod nett GROCER fein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-15
SerfidJerung8sN
2luSmciS iibcr Den StanS Der
equitable
Gtbtns : Dtrfhrrungs : 1r(tu(dafl
Der 0ercini9tcn Stanten
am 81. Seiembtr 1881.

8,rtb btg @rurotiq ,utbuns IND Der
Sruuoj iEieu, Don Der 6pmpdQNlc
e]tsgRtt. abjiJlid Der ouf DcmitI=
ben bafteUoeH SIfteu SiO,4l3,2I04l
SDpotbsfsH : Sarleb:n dut SruuocI=
Gtntbum 30, 10, 70 10
7arlsb,n, etf3trt Our6 9erpiGrDuua
DING Uou gfitt:tH, NttisG o0,r an
Dtr:u Collateral, lout 9trisi6niB Is l2,0jl, 10000
Gifsttsu uuo Ebl.Gatioueu, ubiOlut
DON DIR @sisuih0rt Qttl1ust III, 40, 42l.0O
9aIr I'M SUr;au Or 8:itlibait uuo
in Der 8lut 1926, S23S3
3iuicu, idQiq auf Gffcttul Cblioaz
tioHeu MID urotrt Sihtrbst;n 5S8, 1865
Rttto=Sctra9 ron uI6t siutGiirt:u II.
ptr36gcttnn .grdmiaa .... 46Sl9I3M
3%uiamuusu $22L.8 800. 1880
@t6T juatfaHDtnt Guf5abtH:
Sj6srb,ittu, in orlhi,z
otucu StIlttn IND
Counties Juu SbuF,
BON Qo.ittl= Subaberu
in iol6eu Staatsu
merits j. ,6VO,957.u6
&q,nttn SOC, 1929
AlsgetDs5itlt: Commit
VOHet . . 4~Jy,OoS.OI
- 1856. 1855
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-15
Snnf>
st. James SGUings Bnn6,
SIoOT.G6c
WoItimurs-S4r MN mnH-CE6rp.Wnr.

BaltImurtzS :E. uu0 PcfsCfFtesabe.
SHeu tdslteb Don 10 bis 3 ubr.
.3rp,issStijc,: R.ssB .sGHe Gastr IL. Spmtriertr;
Omen Gu 9(lttlpon UEo Sami.a9 A0tHe Don Low
bis 3 uhr.
guI Gepoiiteu peIoeH 4 groBsHt 3iHisH 5sia9'-
SaCob Bed, 4rdieeHt.
eCuis Z. 9StiITGer, 5tcr'PraF''H'
6etHrih 9erS, Raiir,r.
GtreetDrrH.
g2artln gleueroire, &lUsur 4psptS.
SdTru .. WaHu, 2gcoo. poh U'nl'h'
Gsorss j. 2baltI, SsuTu Sls,
@trEGEuS NydHS:, eeEIao NAISi
EtroIHaHo slTtneb S9nIs : "s'"
(9aII3.lS1 sarru O. RaHH. atatsaHDalt
Dsatfdt SpdrDank BON Baltimore,
znSvease6e Baltimore uHs SntaU'S irass
SFea tdsIih g.. ~ : n1gt'
RorvsvTao Nbsub .......--......g Oh y p9 = AAt'
4 w.; : sT15It,r p,rbtn So BroB,Ht .3lnitH bssabl!.
-. a,sIh,r rsIosu nur in ioliben Stocks uRo BOndJ
rnb suss,iutisH 6upotheisH G~HssIsst.
GhaS. Spilman. Yrifoent;
0rnft Ruoolph, Stc:@BTai1osHL
BiEettGrrn
SobH SIuns, :. ?. SndlsL
emf 5ueoIpa' I. SeutnsL
Gbas. Spum0h eaTtt. Ftmmtet
SoaH 9iebItHA 9eIl SltOttiheub
So15 Alboush, eqas' =. SIhsel'a'0'
tsaE4,ISJ RarI eitbsEtutaL SaGEHtbsL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-15

$236, 76,3G8.Q
@tr6inDIi6ftitcu.
Rctto : 3:itrps $lS4, l9l, $500
IL updrtiger 0,rtb
pom nod ni6t iani=
gen g:trdg,n dui jsis
tigt Su~italmsUt=Qo=
R:tto golictu . aa.
1lnlb:a5lrs Sipiotlo,o i''''''0'""
DOR aTocr: Qrofjte
Sa5absr ... 94756OO
G,iaulmts Decentralization 1876, 333. 1920
l1tbtri8ub bini8tli8 Der qolic,a.
8].iammt. Gtnrabmen E'S.572,556.53
gtiammte u usgabe 80, l43, 27G6l
39,j0 Qolictn, am 81. SSi1ubcr
lS.II IN otn 9T. St1attu in Strait
497 QoiiC:n. in Niar1laro pd5r.no
Otg 5abrts 1897 au57rf:ut Lsl022LOo
@ut od5 ItarQldnotr @ti6ait in 1897
empfInptu; prdmjtu 4O5, lGG1l
Sn 0tarplano in 1897 bejablts 9trz
81 Marolono in 1897 %rlittsn, Der.
lut: 139, Sl3.OO
Staat RarBIono, Nfitfurau3=2c e
pG~rttmfut, g Ommid 7 5 Surtuu.
Au HOpOli ;, 6eH 9. WGrj 1895. Nu Sc
mGBbsit Ots Bei,Sbudts Der oifsutlIbtu auasmsiusn
OtitB: btiGtiHigt i'd hermit, paB 9ortebtT0ts Elm
Dlbrbeltsgetr'ut Nusjuq aus Dem bcbporsu.u
NusiD:tit DER ~ q uttabls SCbsns=9rr=
Stoattu1 bis Sum 81. 9sltmber 1897, hi, sr
in 0iriem @itTsau singsrti6t rpOro;n, 1T.
Z. Albert 8urB.
AftturaHlzG ommifdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-15
NOr0OentC6er B.
~ S~lc9elmaBigs
0ampf = S6iffa6rt
tDIih.u
Baltimore nHS Sremen.
GurS ss sts;Es flr eieieu 3v,d an Der 9loOt ssbau'
ten, init alien SriorotrHliier u%erie9tHsH
nsnEn fIItIHtn BetpampflhlffG


,Miiuasua Gayt. @m. Rublmanu
rGrfsDeU4 GGpt. =. GroB
rg9ilehao" Gdpt. S. 9tobsH
"sErsft!os Cant. s.. 9runs
@rHOllU0" . . . eapt. i. SlnBtn
arEul:" . . . Sapt. Y. 8dss
srNahtr.H . 50. Sdsblgtn
Bonn" u. Wjud,l
Die Q6fdbrtstage fino, ME folgt:
bon Baltimore:
s,E.tfl Gidmcr5," ItittrD. l6. Uldr3, 0O6m. 2 ubr.
,Zuts0m" UIttlU09, .. U(dr3, Ga6m. = ubr.
rrg.au&su,' YlitnU06, 80. Uidr3, Qu5m. 2 Ilbr.
s-RDluu2." YtIttU05, 9. April, Euhm. 2 ubr.
ryNIgthIo," UtittluOb, -. AprJl, Rudm. , llhr.
Inn lrHsrbH it0tu -0Gucrtlg UDU Bremen uro
isOsU Giittu0b U0u baltimore.
4, nit sIHsm = 5ty:itn:ttH Sampi,r b~.forosru
fsus R1.UtgasgdflQItre.
3p atHOtds n Qreis:
Bon Baltimore mad gJtmtH $26. 90.
@ou Sr:Utu uID Baltimore $40
P,rotr 3loii6cn ! uUO Il Sabrsu bals.r Qrtis,
Guaogslit=Silttl BON Baltimore nab 9rss
msg NM juyld $50 90.
Ra InI Hit.ei l,ts a.. So nm, $ $3gg "a
g8:9tn Gra5t uHo QafaJ: DtHo. man nd an sic
gRer-lsAItntsH
u. S6umu9er &c 60,
Rr. 5. SaosUaps straba
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-15

CIR. 10.
Ginc 9erpronuna CUR SinIufisuna ciuss ptis
" tercu Mbidlntttts inter eCr Seuenuun9 ais
} ecs 23. HrtitelS Gee SaltimorcrS tdrts
Sober, 1893, EiteI .,Geiunebeit."
Ibi6nitt l. 49, is ici hermit BON Dem Yta0ur
uno StcOtrutb Der StnDt baltimore periiQt NM
Dcrcrouet. oos e fir irptuo cine 9srion ais uuee=
iesli6 bttruGtct irsroen ioa. aUt DEN 6ubbootn
irqeuo cjuts OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oor %oftcutlj=
den @tiorOCruuG 5mjtttls, OOtr irgCHO zines oifsrt=
libcu 8tbduocs iuucrbal5 Der Stant Baltimore SIT
ipudcn pocr AT i%pticu, inter @norobuHa elmer
Struit fir icnc Uuo fcruere utbcrtrctUug pom eiucm
Solar: beiaQt, Celebrate ioa in ~Oerislbsu 0ciic.
nic ale uuOcym @clOftrGieH tHr bic usbtrirctuHG
BON tdOtiibtu 9trorouuuQtu e]iutainrt iutrOeu.
Qbibuitt ,. Inn e pirO icrucr %osriii0t uuO
nerorOnct, nob ojcic @crOr0uuug bonn Sage ibrcr
Gnuubmc al in Graft tritt.
gentbmiQt an ). W}dr5 1898.
SSiniam Z. Waliter. YiauOr.
Sir elm, Qsuuuc @bi5yiit:
y. Hrant Supplec.
Rtqiirator Der Sta0t Baltimore.
6,60.3 .70ATSl,4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-15
GbaS. &. Stapf.
Srmetcrn

gsut StItieHtu IND ieSr sur StlG.lauua aerq.s
ri6t.t. 9ie!t eusespGhlts Cots. Der Superiutens
Qustunit s]rtbtttis. Sas & matori Il ;.bt
tdelib jur Sniptftion ofieu. g9estu Qdbrem ptnps
MAJ nd an ben SUperiHteHDsutsI ODER an ps Eii5
rtaz in 9r. 80. RsrpsGburItssG. T..
G@prill8. III
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-15
9ienfaa, Scn ID. Mari 1898.

Dieter &riegsIGrm oft
te bic eingei6lafene 9etpegung gum
8au Des G6eidpeuts : 9elapars &a@
mails pieoer in Sang bringen. Wie
nGr's, fpenn Mc&tnlen a6t BON Ieinen
finf5ig Milionen gu oisIem 3ped ter
t~pennets?
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-10
MILITARY MAIL SERVICE.
Complete Postal System For the
Army In the Field.

Washington, July 9.-Secretary Alger
has approved a number of suggestions
made by the postmaster general re-
garding the establishment of a more
complete system for the military mail
service. These have been embodied in
the form of a general order and pub
lished for information of the army.
Under the system outlined, the post
office department is to keep the SUI
pervision and management of the
mails. The quartermasters depart
ment of the army is to undertake their
transportation within the camp to and
from point of departure and arrival,
and the battalion and reginental adj
jutants are to be responsible for the
correct distribution Of the mail.
A postoffice or branch postoffice is to
be established at every military post
or camp created during the existing
war, to be under the immediate charge
of a postal superintendent. The post
office department is to detail for each
camp an expert money order clerk,
who is to be fully supplied with all
postal requisites. Whenever any mill
tary expedition is TO be made, the
postmaster general will detail a suffi-
Gent force of trained employees of the
postal service to accompany it and or
ganiZe a system of military mail serv-
ice at any camp.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-10
STEAMER DELAWARE BURNED
SEVENTY PERSONS ON BOARD
WERE RESCUED.
Passengers and Crew Left the Burn
ing Vessel On Rats and Boats
Aided By Life-savers.

New York, July 95.-The Clyde line
steamer Delaware, from New York to
Charleston and Jacksonville, was
abandoned off Barnegat, N. J.. at 1880
o'clock last night, being on fire.
The passengers and crew left the
burning vessel in boats and on life
RATS. There were 20 persons in all,
and they were rescued by the mem
bers of the Cedar Creek life saving
station, with the aid of the crew of
the fishing smack S. P. Miller. All
the passengers We're transferred to the
steam yacht Ocean King, and the cap
tain and II of the crew of the Inflated
steamer were landed at Barnegat, pre-
sumably to look after the ship.
At o'clock this morning steamer
arrived at New York with the passen-
gers and crew of the Delaware on
board. The Delaware was built in
Philadelphia in 1883. She has three
decks and is 251 feet long, 81 feet beam
and II feet deep. Her register is 1,29I
net tons and 1,646 gross tons.
Advices from Barnegat say that the
life saving crews, on nearing the Della
ware, found that the passengers had
been driven from the steamer by fiams
and heat, and were floating on the sur
face of a calm sea in small boats and
on life RATS The Cedar Creek lifeboat
was the first to arrive. Some of the
RATS were found to be dangerously
overloaded, and they. were lightered in
haste until the lifeboat was full. The
fishing smack S. P. Miller came up
soon afterward and took aboard the
rest of the endangered persons. At
this time one boat had disappeared in
the darkness and some fear was felt
for her safety. The Miller cruised
about in search for her without sue
cess for many hours. She was finally
found when daylight came.
AT dawn the tug Ocean King steamed
up. The passengers and some of the
crew were transferred to her, and she
continued on her voyage to this city.
The captain and y OF the crew were
taken ashore in the surf boats and
boarded a train for New York to re-
port to the head office. Late reports
from Barnegat say that the Delaware
is drifting off shore with large clouds
of smoke rising from her.
John II. Mabie of Hackensack, n. j.,
who was on the Delaware, said: 81
had retired at about 9 o'clock and had
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-10

barely disrobed when steward began
hammering at the state rooms and
shouting, All upi'
''The members of the crew COM
menced cutting holes in the saloon
floor with axes and hatchets, and from
every hole thus cut great flames burst
forth and began consuming the cabin
furniture. 1t was apparent at a glance
that the vessel was doomed. Prepar-
ations were quickly made for taking
to the boats. The transfer was made
safely and without any incident of
note, showing the complete discipline
under which Captain Ingram had his
crew. No boat capsized, neither men
nor women got wet, and the transfer
was conducted in a manner most
praiseworthy to the officers and crew
of the ship
Thomas d. Wholess of Austin, Tex,
a correspondent of the Galveston News,
said there were three loud explosions
and two minor ones on the ship.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-10

by our army and navy, and pray with
earnest fervor that the Almighty may
in his love for the children of men.
speedily remove from us the Affections
of war and bring to our dear land the
blessings of restored peace, and to the
domain rayaged by the cruel strife the
boon of security and tranquility. In
accordance with the request of the
chief magistrate of the nation, in all
the churches of this diocese on next
Sunday, after the high mass, the TIE
Deum' will be chanted in thanksgiving
for the victories gained and the litany
of Jesus will be recited for the speedy
granting of peace to the nations now
engaged in the deadly warfare
The archbishop will himself preach
in the cathedral Sunday morning, his
theme being this proclamation by the
president.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-10
THANKSGIVING FOR VICTORIES.
Archbishop Ireland Complies With
the Presidents Proclamation.

st. Paul, July 9.-The following.
which explains itself, has been issued
by Archbishop Ireland:
THE president of the United States
has asked by proclamation the people
of the United States. at their next
meeting for worship, to offer thanks to
Almighty God for the victories gained
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-10

Miss Harrington of Ogden, who is
staying with friends in this city, has
made a decided impression by her
singing at one or two socials which
she has attended recently.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-10
Bathing Suits.

Largest stock, finest goods, lowest
prices, in mems.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO.,
166 Main street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-10
STAGE GOSSIP.

The San Francisco papers continue
to announce Maude Adams western
tour, and Charles Frohman writes Mr..
Pyper that she has no intention of
making it.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-10

The Warde- Kidder-James combina-
ton, its official title. opens in New
York in October. Miss Kidder will be
called on to fill such roles as Lady
Teazle, Lady Macbeth, Ophelia and
Portia.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-10

Try q. S., the new Baking Powder.
It is pure, strong and economical /;
just as good as the very best, at half
the price. Why not give it a trialp
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-10

Clarence Eddy, the Chicago organist,
was Kissed while performing in Paris
lately, some people in the audience
taking that means of testifying TO their
sympathy with Spain.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-10

Lewis Morrison is meeting with de-
cided success at the Alcazar in San
Francisco. His Frederick the Great
is in its second week, and he will soon
essay "Richelieu'' and East Lynne"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-10

1t speaks we'll for the theatrical taste
of Los Angeles that Modjeska's two
weeks there with the local stock com
pany in support yielded SIS, 900 in re-
ceipts. Mary Stuart "Adrienne."
Magda' and Camille" were the plays
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-10
VERDICT AGAINST lola.
Must Pay Fine For Libeling the
Experts.

Paris, July 9.-In the libel suit Of the
three handwriting experts in the Es-
terhazy case against NJ. Emile lola and
NJ. Perrieux, the editor of the Au-
rore, growing out of allegations made
by the latter against the experts who
testified regarding Dreyfus' documents,
the court has sentenced NJ. Perrieux TO
pay a fine of 500 francs and sentenced
NJ. lola to 10 days Imprisonment, and
to pay a fine of 2,000 francs.
The Imprisonment, however, is sus-
pended. In addition, each of the ex-
perts is awarded 5000 francs damages.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-10
TINTIC AND MERCUR EXCUR
SION
Bv Oregon Short Line.

Sunday. July 10. Round trip to any
point only $500. Special train leaves
o. S. L. depot at Sis a m.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-10

Karrs Glover Root Tea, for Consti-
patton it's the Best, and if after using
it you don't say so, return the package
and get your money. Sold by Nelden-
hudson and other druggists.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-10

2. C. M. I. Midsummer Clearance
Sale of Shoes.
All week. Monday. July IL. to Satur-
day, July 16.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-10

Pure, strong and reasonable in price
Is U. S. Baking Powder. A Bounce
can for 10 cents. Why not try itP
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-10

For Constipation take Karl's Glover
Root Tea, the great Blood Purifier.
Cures Headache, Nervousness, Erup-
tons on the face, and makes the head
clear as a bell. Sold by Nelden-Judson
and other druggists
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-10

1t looks as though novelties would
be scarce in New York next season. The
Empire theatre will open on Aug. 90
with William Gillette in "Too Much
johnson. On Sept. Mr.. Gillette will
appear in Secret Service
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-10

The plays with which Henry Miller
will tour the Pacific coast next season
are ''Heartsease, THE MASTER and
"A Marriage of Convenience"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-10

Grand Balloon Ascension.
and Sunday at
Lagoon.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-10

Michelena, Emma Abbott's favorite
tenor, and a popular singer with pa
irons OF the opera here, is now singing
with a stock opera company in Los An
geleS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-10

An English newspaper says that Mr..
William Gillette is studying Conan
Doyle's manuscript of Sherlock
Holmes" to discover whether the role
of the most popular detective of mod
ern fiction is suited to his require
ments. The writer thinks that Gill
lette was ''cut out" to pIav the mart
and thinks his expressive immobility'
and graphic calm particularly fit
him for it.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-10

Sims Reeves, the English tenor, who
is now in his 18th year, has decided to
retire to private life. For nearly so
years he sang in public, and of late had
been prominent as a teacher.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-10

Belle Cole. who has been singing
abroad for some years, is about to re-
turn to this country, owing to the ill
ness of her mother.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-10

John Glendining, who originated the
part OF The Laird in 'Trilby," and who
was seen here in the part, is now tour
ing the English provinces with a. play
called Upon the Waters"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-10

Blanche Bates was compelled to re-
tire from the cast of chattanooga in
chicago, on account of the heat. She
was Frustrated one morning at rehear-
sal.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-10

Jennie Hawley's successor as under
study to Jessie Bartlett Davis next
season will be Belle Chamberlin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03

CltEton-ave, years ............-....
Sch walbenberg, John, and Frank Corlel 10
Theresa Mi.leg = Vysc-ave u n n OF Free
man-st years a.,
Caryalho Solom n s 20 Abraham Bernard. No ~
West 02d-st ! year .................. :.
Iaccorn Elise 10 Michael and Cathsrinc kee'er.
Same to barbara Gahrnann. same property. .
years ................ -
Marshall William J. and George FlasG, 10
Moses Dennis Anthony-ave. BIS II ~
Burnside-ave. widened. year
NewschaMer Rudolph. 10 George Wolf n fino-
lay-si. 1t 49, map village Of Meirose, Is year
Pape Charles 10 Franz Fischer. lot 200. map OF
$50 lots at Riverda,e ana Moshclu. "!th Ward.
Of f & II a Forster. = years.
Stewart Catherine and Matthew. 70 Charles +
Emery. n s I10;h-st. 100 (. W OF FTankln-aVe'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03
Conntrn Dropertp for Sale or 90 lei

NOR SALE OR TO I-ET-At Piainheld y J., bcs,
i central location In city. House IL Ioorns PERFECT
order mante pier glasses modern improvements
furnace city water lawn and shacr tree
corner pc perty 30.2:N stable for three hors-s
rom 81 boo per anrum T. SMITH GS Bway. y. y. CITY.
MAR EOCKAWAY.-I Large. fully Furnished cottage.
/ eleven bedrooms electric lights, choicest SURROUND
nss. very low roif Call - rsfn Row. Room 202
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03
Reel estate.
is YOUR PLUMBING SAFE ?
Reel Q STATE.

We are prepared to answer this
question with certainty. it's most important
for YOU to have it answered. We nave the
nest experts and we have no pcounary Inter-
ests in the repairs to be made We have no
reason to favor. or to condemn. any plumber.
We act only as the hired expert Of the
householder In determining what needs 10 DC
done and how il should be dore and we can
secure the proper and economical execution OF
any work required.
Inspection and repairs can best be
made while the house is vacated Tor the sum
mer, or, if occupied, at a season when WINDOWS
can be kept open.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

ilsth-st. No GA Fast. A:bert Rothermel to Her
Jackson-ave. No ~. L>uis Schneider -
Cnares Don - ,;o
$685.. 2Sxt00. ROber; alexander TO Jacob l.
Butler
2lst-st. No ~ West: william W Gallagher 70
Baxter-s,. No 80; Amaiie Wcisz 10 Emile Ham
nurseE ;cc, MAJ, liaoe. estate william NJ
TrOw 20 Hugh German.
East Broadway No 24B. and No Go " tt-st:
James Nealis. executor and trustee. to Mary
and Bridget Haran ..................... ......
Interior lot. l24e Il o. Brosk-aye. and $50 y
Of l65th-s:, nuns ok 27.ex e. ; 3x 2I.6.
Petty. Sou.arG = Walker Realty Company 10
DAVID Quigley and Charles walker .......-... :.
2l5th-st, closed centre line al centre lie Of
lfn-Rye now closed. i07s 10 centre Of
Bottom Read. 237lox 2 3ll.s 10 n proposed
2iCth-st. closed. 1853 70 centre of Bolton
Road x 10. Ilx 3i45 10 centre % l4th-
ave 1901 Carolyn Marie 10 Il Hoe......