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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-20
SIMPSONS FLEET
Sew In q Position to cut on any Attempt
ofthc Spaniel, Squadron TO Escape un

Now In q Position to cut Oh any. Attempt
ofihc spanlIi,~ Squadron TO Escape nn
Engagement.
NEW YORK, May IA dispatch to
the Times from Washington says:
Admiral Sampson is now, 1t is said. in
g position to be regularly and frequent
" informed OF the appearance OF the
enemy, ard the Spanish admiral is now
or will be cut OF and unable to turn In
any dlrection:with safety.
we are bound to come up with him."
satd a Prominent naval officer to-day,
"unless he decides to run for our coast.
But that will only defer hesinevitable
meeting for a few days. The longer he
luHs and lodges the shorter becomes
his supply Of fuel. Once that Is ex-
tausted he has no place TO which he.
can resort for supplies, except San
Juan or Havana.
He may select either port he prefers.
Il 1t be Puerto Rico, Sampson>would
return and sun the bombardment. l
co not. however, believe Admiral Ger
vera Will permit his fleet to be bottled
up In a harbor and shelled where It can
aot m%anoeuvre. That would condemn
hin fer both unseamanltke conduct and
fest"
Few officers consider the suggestion.
.. Q dash for the coast OF the United
s'ates as one Of the probabilities. II
mat we're to be undertaken 1t would be
~ vessels not In the squadron now In
Ve Caribbean. The danger from that
.Su:ce Is regarded as very slight. II
We squadron Is proceeding by a north
s!h route, 1t cannot avoid being seer
y! vessels bound east along the usual
.outes. II 1t Is travelling by q southern
.vule out OF the usual lane, the scouts
VI me United States navy are almost
certain to sight 1t. Charleston, Chesa-
'peake Bay, Philadelphia, New York,
boston and Portland are considered by
navy department officials and by ord
lance officers OF the war. department
QGlte safe against any Spanish exploit.
inc navy department people have
.easeo 10 pay any attention to Inquiries
s.Ice'ning the many Spanish fleets
ssny reported as having been seen at
..ae!V separated points Of the compass
.au VIII no longer venture to extend
Mlntottins assurances to those who
.saaot avoid concern at every fresh re-
w. OF a Spanish fleet. But q little
sauseinent and some Indignation Is ex-
.sseea about the altogether uncalIed
W nervousness manifested by citizens
BOSTON and other eastern cities, who
snea Tor protection from the navy and
"ao succeeded In d~etaching on useless
NITSu!lhg service the Columbia and the
.he officers OF those vessels have been
tSsx from here. and they consider that
M, Were unnecessarily deprived OF
scouting service southw yard and
1850 10 the 1eers OF their comrades
n mI,eiy to quiet the anxietIes OF persons
A,Tss needlessly alarmed.
Tho me war will. It Is believed by those
are acquainted with the pro-
~ s.'lne OF tho naval authorities and
Ia Sohait!on OF the Spaniards in Cuba,
N.ort u the fleet OF Admiral Snmp-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-20
FINANCE N A

Tho Features OF the Money N stock
Markets.
NEW YORK. May 1s.-Money on call
steady at 1hG2 per cent; last loan ~
per cent. Prime mercantile paper NO
8 per cent. Sterling exchange easier,
With actual business in bankers bills ut
81 S694 S6A for demand and at 81 $50
4 s3A for sixty days; posted rates
81 sSH94 81. Commercial bills "a s2,s.
Silver certificates 57H @5sc. Bar silver
57Ac. Mexican dollars 45Hc.
No great success attended any effort
to awaken active speculative interests
in stocks to-day. There was In fact
no very vigorous effort to do SO, the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-20
Metals,

NEW YORK-Metals-Llttle change
Is roted in most departments OF the
metaa market and business still hangs
fire. Tin and spelter received the bulk
OF attention to-day and exhibited rela-
tive strength. At the close pig iron
warrants were quiet and unchanged ut
Sc 10 bid and 81 NO asked; lake copper
unchanged at s12 90 bid and SIC 10
asked; tin flrmer at sl4 IS bid and sl4 65
asked; spelter unchanged but firm at
81 Is bid and 81 80 asked: and lead dull
at, 50 60 bid and So 65 asked. The firm
fixing the settling price for miners and
s1neltcIs quotes lead at So 30.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-20
NEW YoRK-wool quiet.

THE Cuban question and political is
sues sink into inslgnincance with the
man who suffers from piles. What he
most desires. Is relief. DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salvc cures piles. Charles
r. Goethe, Market and Twelfth streets:
Chatham Sinclair, Forty-slSth and ia.
con streets;A Z. Scheehlc. No. COZ Main
EXlcy Bros. Penn and Zane
streets; Bowie & CO.. Bridgeport. 2
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son and that Of Spain can be brought
together soon. The navy department
does not look for any excess OF energy
In the Spanish navy. It Ia considered
that the demorallzed condition, OF Spain
precludes renewed war activity,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-20

NEW YORK-The dry goods market
Is subject to strengthening conditions
In the advances which have been made
in staple cottons. mainly due to stock
conditions and not to any vast improve
ment in the demand. Prints are dull
anu embarrassing. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-20

NEW YoRK-Flour, receipts 20, 700
barrels: exports 434 barrels; market In.
active but held steady at previous flg:..
ures. 4 i;elN
Wheat, receipts 533, 10. bushels: ex-
ports 22.900 bushels: spot steady; No. 2
red 81 52M Z. o.. b., afioat and to arrive,
export grade: options opened steadier:
closed steady at h01c net advance;
No. . red May closed at 81 "a; July
closed ut 81 137s.
Corn, receipts 1873 bushels; exports
1881 100 bushels; spot steady; No. 2, 4lhc;
options strong, closed unchanged from
last night: May closed at s9Ec: July
closed at 40Sc. !
Oats. receipts I'll. 200 bushels: exports
80. 900 bushels; spot Aull; No. 2. 34hc;
No. 3 white s6h937c; options moderate
ly active and lower, closing ut Nc net
decline; May closed at 34Ac.
Hay quiet. Hops quiet. Hides firm.
Leather steady.
Beef steady. Cutmeats steady. Lard
easy: western steamed Sc 50; refined
easier. Pork firm. Tallow steady.
Cottonseed oil steady. Rosin. market
steady. Turpentine steady. Rice firm.
Molasses steady.
Coffee, options opened steady at un-
changed prices; closed steady and un-
changed to 10 points higher; sales 1000
bags. Sugar, raw strong and held high
er; refined firm.
BALT1MoRE-Flour firm and un-
changed. Wheat dull; spot and month
81 S3A@1 1885; July 81 0Sh asked; re-
ceipts $500 bushels; exports 102,40O
bushels. Corn dull and easy; spot and
month 39A040c; July 39& Qi0c; receipts
294 500 bushels: exports 10l. 200 bushels.
Oats duh and easy; No. 2 white 3Sc; No.
2 mixed 3SA receipts $500 bush
els: exports $4,000 bushels. Rye dull
and lower; No. 2 nearby 65Q65hc; No. 2
western &c; receipts $500 bushels; x
ports 10000 bushels. Hay steady; choice
timothy $40 90 bid. Grain frelghts quiet
and unchanged. Butter steady and un-
changed. Eggs weak and unchanged.
Cheese steady and unchanged
CINCINNATI-F1our quiet. Wheat
firm: No. 2 red 81 q. Corn steady; No,
2 mixed Csc. Oats dull; No. 3 mixed
S3Ac. Rye quiet; NO. 2, 63c. Lard
easier at Sc 32h. Bulk meats easy at
Sc so. Bacon active at 81 25. Whisky
quiet at 81 90. Butter dull. Sugar
easy. Eggs quiet at DC. Cheese dull.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES firm: con-
tract grade, May. 81 3591 &c. Corn
steady and strong and Nc higher; No.
2 mixed May and June 40A9 40hc. But
ter firm: fancy western creamery 800.
15Ec; do prints 16c. Eggs firm; fresh
nearby lie: do western lie; do southern
10c. Cheese quiet.
TOLEDO-Wheat active and steady;
No: 2 cash 81 40; do May 81 Al. Corn
active and easy; No. 2 mixed, cash and
May 371sc. Oats dull but steady; No. 2
cash 3OEc. Rye dull and lower: No. 2
cash 64c. Cloverseed active and steady;
prime cash 81 27h. OIL. North Lima
60c; South Lima and Indiana Csc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-20

OIL CITY-Credit balances sac; certi-
fcates opened at S2Hc I'D for sales;
S2Ac cash; highest SEC; closed at S5hc
bid for cash: sales total. 5000 barrels:
shipments, G7,279 barrels; runs S7,,74S
barrels.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-20
sen.Irea. lA.eens!oa aus. Amef!easa

continent Ascension eay). Americans
We're easier.
BONDS AND STOCK QUOTATIONS..
us. new IS reg, t2t-lore. R..& Nay. Is
do coupon......l22 Pittsburgh .....ies
". {. - ......... ,lsa4 Reading 1........slfS
do coupon. $40. 1854 do 1rst prc.... > 4s&
do seconds .... % Rock Island. ...l0lb
us. Is reg..a.llok JSt. Paul j. ~ esh
do Is coupon. .. HOY do preferred ..llia
Pacific gs OF ''9j. .l0ya st. p. & Omaha. 75a
AtchIson ....,4... l2MI do preferred. .,1iS =
do Preferred. s97s Southern Pac... 1iE
Bal. e ohlo,.....l IS Texas & iPac... IL
Can. Pacinc...... s2E Union Pacific. 57H
Can. Southern. ". 5iAIWnbash ....!... n.
Central Pacific. i2hl do preferred. 1gA
Ches. & !ohio.,.. 2ih1 Wheel'g q IA. q, -
Chi. q: Alton. .lbs do preferred. -. IL
CHI, Bur. q .l0lA Adams iBS....I.,1W
&C. C.. 4 st. L.. sax American Isx! ..125
do preferred -. 80 u: 8. Express...A 40
Del. d Hudson. .107 Wells Fargo..s III
Del, Lack. & W,l52 IAN. Spirits, a.. 1ih,
Den. Il Rio Gu. l0h do preferred. 2SS
do 5preferred... 45&lAm. Tobacco: .algSN
Erie tncw) ...... 12SS do preferred. Ills
do FIRST pre.... 34HIPeople's Gasl.. i. HTis
Fort Wayne ....l6S ICol. +. & Iron, %
Hooking Valley. 10 do preierred... 90
Illinois Central. .l03 lGen, Electric. !, '1GS
Lake Erie.& VIE Illinois steel.... %,
Lake shore,....,lSS do preferred. .l@
Lou. & Nash.... 5sS Pacific Malls. u
Mich: Central, ..,1o2I4 Pullman Pal....1S2
Mo. Pacl1c....... 33t Silver Cor....... 57h
MI. Centrnl.... % Sugar ......... .13i&
n. Y. central. ...1l4&I do preferred. iii
Northwestern ...l25 Tenn. Coal 6 j. ZEN
do preferred. . .16SHlU. s. Leather... "
Northern .Par.,, otE do preferred Z, f'aI
do preferred. G5 western Union. eoA
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CHICAGo-Cattle fairly active and
generally steady; sales largely at
81 S594 IS: beef steers 81 0O@4 rs; ex-
porters 81 COCA IS; stockers and feed
ers 81 2594 IS; COWS and heifers 50 $50
20. Hogs active with the better class
Of heavy and medium weight hogs SELL
Ing &c higher; fair to choice 81 50G4 70:
heavy packers 81 20@4 47Els; butchers
a!30G4 60; pigs 50 0094 rs. Sheep &C.
tive; prices remaining steady; clipped
sheep So 25G4 70; clipped lambs SO $50
5 90; wooded lambs IS 1905 50: spring
lambs Sc 5007 90 per 100 pounds. Re-
ceipts-Cattle, $500 head; hogs, $4,000
head; sheep, $4,000 head.
EAST LIBERTY-Cattle steady; ex-
ira IS 1905 Is; prime IS 0Oa5 10; COM
mon to good fat bulls and COWS So 600
A so. Hogs n shade lower; prime heav-
les 81 1904 50; prime mediums 81 400
4 40; heavy Workers 81 35G4.4O; light
Workers. 81 2094 %; pigs SO 90I4 co..
good roughs SO 509S Is: common to fair
81 5o93 %. Sheep steady; choice clipped
81 1904 e5: common So 1903 Is; choice
clipped lambs 81 90d5 90; common to
good 81 2594 so; spring lambs IS 00D
81 90: veal calves IS 50a6 co..
EAST BUFFALo-Cattle dull and
weak. Hogs, Workers. good to choice,
81 35@4 As; roughs, common to choice,
50 90@4 10; pigs, fair to choice. 50 759
4 90. Lambs. choice to extra So COOS co.;
lambs 81 0OG4 50. Sheep, choice to Sc
lected wethers, 81 2OI4 20; culls to COM.
NOR So 25@3 so.
CINc1NNATI-Hogs steady at 50 IS
o. 60.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-20
THISIS SPANIARD-KILLING GUN.

# This is the fve-tnch gun on board the Wilmington which did great damage
to a detachment OF Spanish soldiers who shook their fists at the Wilmington.
The craftsmanship displayed by the gunner aroused three cheers for the United
States navy and its gunner boys. go .t. -. 49,
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I.ard-Per 100 ms. &c 1000 Co.
Short Ribs-sldes uoose) IS loI6 IS.
Dry suited shoulders tboxed) 5g5ae.
Short clea. Sides tboSed) 31G11sc.
Sugafs-Cutlolf unchanged.
On the produce exchange to-day. the
butter market was steady; creameries
129l5c; dalries 11d15e,
Eggs-Steady At shc.
Cheese-Firn: cteamerles 9G9hc.
The leading futures ranged rs follows:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-29

V6ber, Burns wilt figure ne ,he igad.
Ing character In an opera cillcd II
p1aia.
julia Mariowc % wnring glowing
praise in Chlclgo Tor Countess
NalowHhl.
James iIncko,t has started 20 star IN
cartons Tres ~ knowledge. one 81 the
late plays ~ she 'Swpll Slums,"
Clyde Fitch will write play FOR
Nat G. Goodwin which dcnia with camp
lie IN the West anl is 90 De called
Teddy.
lie has dcyclrpai q ,cndcury 20 en-
bprpBlnt iu the zion VI his think
box" 10 a late cuphulam for an nccu.
HatloH o. rwclled.hoad IN an actor.
smyth aud Rice have another hk IN
4 Ansnt MarrhFr. The now farce Is
"a hummer and hos made money from
The very FIRST peri finance. II " VIVA,
the advance aEcn, calls "a solid sue.
egsH.'
Jakohlwskl has completed now
comlc opera entitled, Camrnno. or the
wandering Minstrel 4 aprlghtly
FrrHH Imam mIHQuU rudca as famous
trulr. who hUlrt ~ 10 and finally con-
fronts thc lupogrr
n % said the company NOW playing
al the Manhattan iheater. New York.
VII ho made q permanent organization,
with Arua iidd added uH SIS principal
member The company viii unptlr In
adapiailona 10 French comcdlca.
MerImee'H Carmen was enacted al
moot % ihe letter iu nrusasia a short
time ago, when young insurance
man stabbed Carmen Dc Salyad0a, a
handsome Spanish muHlc-hali singer.
Tor TRANSFERRING her affections 20 an
other Like ~ carmen q Action, this
one murmurci Coward" and died.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-29

Casas Grandcs station. AZ Clsis
gtan1cs they were jlinci by number
20 MCXlcaua. Fflm there thay pro-
cecicd to the sutton. whore thay
awaited The ARRIVAL 90 she train. At
g O'Clock The train rollcd into the sta
ton and the governor made short
peech. The party consisted u Gov
cruor Miguel Ahumadh. Major General
Maritime iifigadiUr General Juan a.
Hernandez colonel OF cavalry. tvs
lawyers. FrlnciFcp Navarro, Jcfe Pc
lluco Of Jmmeucz. Brttun DAVIS.
superintendent ~ CprrliH1H county.
John Ramsey. Tuperintef lcr. OF the 70.
q. &. ~. and =. railroad, and rthers
Tho governor IS a large, heavy st,
man. Tho procession IhCu went 60
C1us Grandoe. whore lfa arrival was
hailed with hrug of cannon ana ring
ing OK bells The Juarvz people orr
mllt " th.m. then r1.urrt home. THE
governor was luy.ttd tD Vslt Ju1ruz,
and prumiogd go D. 90 the next dJy.
Eariy TUESDAY morning tha juarCz
hIrs men rtIr,Ui f1r Cars GI1ndca in
escort him 90 JuarrE, when he nrrt
appeared ln sighi the nrIrg ni cannon
rival on a'lHhuug from bis carriage.
near the school house. be- was gre.tHl
with cheers from the crowds who Fi11d
around The school children were orr
raunrd IN two rows ou either side ui
the walk leading % the school h1ut.
and flnu Spanish aIug lH h. passed
between them. AZ The seh11l house an
Interesting program, rluaHlng ~
s1nrs by children, music hy the band,
driI by "a class % twelve Girls. ttc..
was carried ont. Aftar ihIF speeches
were given by the governor uud others
The governor said be- was pleased with
she reception we had given. All the
rprnkora pxprcsicd their surprise 40
the growth ~ the colony and the prps-
porous condition Of the people After
needing. nll who desired we're allowed
90 shake hands with the governor Ts
they passed out, when che party took
dinner in one 1f the large rulms N she
school house. They made ur Inspection
uf thr school house nnd Inquired about
the school Thry were very much sur
priloi OBJ IND th1t Algebra uud other
hiuh school EuliUa are taught Ai1l
90 ma that the house had boon hullt
and academy run with M ala from TIE
government. Thought thc Income tax,
hy which thc people pay expenses, a re-
markahlr thing. They visited some Of
ihn best orchards NJ che town and
Thought tho fruit very nne. Al seemed
very much pleased with whnt ihuy SOW
HtI expressed Themselves 60 that e.
foes. A. o'clock they started back,
accompanied as oar % Cnrls urarici
" '' STUDENT.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-29

D1me. viii be glyon, continuing
tbr.ushout tha balance % the week
win d matinee on saturday afternoon.
Under tha Dome VIII Doe remembered
mere as a weeks ongagement was
nisyed aid tho Grand hast season.
Ia many respects o. o. superior % llflrt
~ Chlrlgd, SIR. Caigera other plav
nav being presented al the Grand. M.
.ooslon vi tine play Is laid ln varhus
pltfas, starting out mere IN America
g3m1nu Islaud8. showing the memor.
NM giarm thtrc ana me wrecklng OF
Inc great chips which occurred at thai
time. AID then once more everything
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-29

all over the stage and pltchflrks. rats.
etc, play Important paris, The hrst
Dc a graduate 70 one OF the reltest
English colleges. TfIuHy. Cambridgs.
uri IL both richs'lr and "a Master N
Arts. " wftera ~ farce we've t1 work
TO please The h,Uilry world. che great
public who p1irHuizn Che thaater would
not do co.. AmusamCnt lovers. thas la
che bulk or IN m. wuut ti he anus i.
and 70 ~ next o. lmp0aihif 50 cr0its
laughter cautlnu1uEy without RESORT
lrE % other fh1u legitimate meth .ls.
Misukcs win Happen. laa f4rgs ai-
most ln the fullas, ucrau. luca Uf ih4
term. TVS la iruo especially uI .b.
second 1ct. whore The Sun Or uuf nrI.
Gus. People are cn1ung one another
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-29

Roster & pial's famous Spectacular
,,r'-i,,rtian. Caycst Manhattan, win b.
seen bfre In November at IN. Thf1'cr
nm piece ls an cxiravEant huro.que.
'rieir,ry produced at Roster & Hltl's
49,, bstt In New york. whore 10 had
r,r.inuous run u thirty weeks. f'i-
i,,sgt bv = hishiy sBcCessfui road s.1-
isn 81 forty weeks. Gayef. Manh1tau
IL clever hurlesquc uf nirir'poil gan
t,svnerr and customs, and o. AMY % .a-
",ii,'d as a hnppy tumble ri Fun, song
and itnce. IN the cart are 'otty Glow
In artis.a. lnciudlug some .oi the hiEh-
w., S5msd'sna and vautevli. of On
yiarc. TN gorgeous eosiumea nnd
the magnificent sag i.l,,, y. ~, y 10y, w ',
De presentation here
Tho following published DO the
oman, ne. VIII. no doubt prove ir-
ter.s.ing TO admirers hero or Gay
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-29

East. IL coming Wrf, This season 10
renew old acquaintance, He VIII bring
With him both VI bis big operate sue.
cessls, The Wizard OF ,h6 Nile, ana
The Idols Eye. He played the latter
opera exclusively lace season and u
vas pronounced 10y che critics OF New
York and Bonton 60 Doc "hy an odds
lho comic opera biz M tho year"
Daniels IN said by those fortunate
enough 10 have seen hm, 90 ha funnler
IN olmlr opera than ho was even IN
Lit,le PUCK, that pEiins farce
WIN which 10 many people here are
familiar Ills manager klrke In
shelle, has surrounded hun with an
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-29

/, returned to this country. and the
e. c,'',iiv worked out. The sale told
by me lines Of the play il the old on.
t.ys laughing at locks and bars and
~ ete,dfastnets through thick and
hin ,houeh bounding oceans ron 6e-
.,a--,,e of a ferry boat from Jersey
a So york. the great storm scene at
-, ,vhen mighty ships are ground
49, ne rrefs and the washinEion, d.
~ - l,n5loi building. an baing nrst-clnsi
In every dctall.
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Governor Ahumada's visI, 10 Iuae,.

I0I0HIl IWlT0il Ooi. 10, 1898.
To the Editors
Sunday, Oct. On, We received lea.
ter from Cnsna Gmnden stating that, on
the following day, the governor of this
state would DO az that place, and In.
wiling tho people " this colony 10 joln
chem in giving him a reception. They
said a. thoy hnd no band. they would
be pleased 10 have tho braaa band OF
LtmreE 20 give nlmc music. According.
~. on the following morning, the hand
about thirty hou0uen ana a number
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-29
TlUSEC AND DRAMA.

sino the Wind at tho Theater Mahare's Mnstrels and
Heart Of Chicago at the Grand tho Weeks Attractions
40 elavhouses-Mistakes viii ppon at the Thoa,er
- ,,nder the Dome a the Grand Next Weeks Bills
Feotlisht Flashes
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-29

tANolelut support, lncluulNA lleltN seu'
monl. Norma Kopp, Kate TART sadie
Emm1ns. An q. Wheciau, viii Dan
Forth aud John u. PARK The produc-
ton here will be the SAM us seen at
ih, Bfoadway theatcr. New York. last
season, when Daniels made his long
run.
W. s.. Gilbert once wrote a parody %
Hamlet. vi which this Is a sample:
Orh.-Alus. I am betrJ;hedi
-Bcituthed7 To whom2
ii1S-oh inoomprehensibiei Thou
oph.- Now. said not SOL said we
were betruthed.
Gu'ld.-Ari what's he ilke7
Cph.-Aiike for NJ two seasons Of
time
Sometimes he's tall--sometimes he's
very short
Now with black hair-now with a max
some lines an English acceut-ihon
Then English wsh a strong provincial
"hufr."
once an American and once jew
Bri Danish never. take him how you
And strange TO say. wha,e'er his tongue
whether hs'. dark or razon-EusiIah-
Though we'rs in Denmark. a. D.. ton
~, always dresses as King James thc
First
curd.-Oh. he IL surely mld'
Orh.-Wcn. there agniu
opinion ls divided. Some men hold
That hos the fancat fur W all SANE
Some hat he's really sane but sham
some ti5i he's really mad, uu, sham
some ihai be- viii be mad--aome that
some ina, he couldn't be- But on tho
as FAR as / can make out what they
The iSy5r',c thcory'a som thlng like
Hamlet n idio,icaily sane
with iurd Intervals VI lun1cy.-san
Francisco Chronicle.
The hundreds " admirers Miss Stlile
f-irh.r has made by her Work Win thr
Rait Lake Ouem CO. Will D." pleased 70
know shat The talented lady ~ 20 nav
q bcnont concert prior go her depar'ul =
NNF mo NaNMNH NHNN'
cbieae1 t1 continue her musical
on rrxt Saturday or the tol-
lowing sunday, and un ftl-
day evening concert VIII pee CIV.
on IN her honor az the t1nFl'gAtiuho
church n IL rendered hy hrr many
musical friends and ia under IN. aus
plrea ~ the salt Lake Opera co.. plrec-
tor Wclhc and Manager whitney my
ing rharFs IN the programme. In odd g.
tiun 90 popular numbers from Snil
pHsha ana she nnaie 90 tho second act
~ thp Queens Lace Handkerchief ln
which Miss Fisher. Miss Savage. Mt
Goddard. Mr.. pyper and Mr.. spencer
win appear In the full chorus. thor'
viii De- songs by Miss Levy. M|Fs Saw
age. Mr.. Goddard. a duct hy Mt. Pyuni
and Miss Fisher. a violin solo hy MI
WoIhr aud several other very aura. wv
numbers. The price Of admission Wlll Do
20 cents IN an parts ~ the house. hne
the occasion being Miss FlHhcr'H fare
well fnr 4 long time 90 come, the churci
viii doubtless be cruwdoi.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-29

Clement. whose New Dominion founi
~ much favur!
Il must have warmed the heart OF
CLAY clement insi EVENING az no looked
oi.i over Inc atidlenrc Whieh diitd every
available sent ana thr rilndinF room nj
Inc lloyd ana remembered how he oamr
hero a frw years ago. unherahed ami
urtr5vn and piavGd 10 a mear1r nut
snprfr,5ttye audience. Moi disrotr.
ar'i by ale moor financial returns. he
ma been coming hack each recurring
aB,nif,rs yidrnlpr ard isFt cycninr
presented 4 souihstn Gentleman % nn