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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-13
MINING, BUSINESS and STOCKS. /
MARKET WAS UNSETTLED.
heayies, In the List Of Losers Today Were
the Tobaeeo Stocks.
Decline Followed by a slight Rally -
Call Money suT-Live stock steady
Produce Lower.

New York. Dee. i2.-At the opening
under weight OF heavy liquidation tho
tobacco stock. the New York city spec
ialties, sugar and Tennessee coal
showed losses ranging from one to three
points. The international stocks re-
fectcd the depression In London. with
the exception Of Manhattan. no promi-
ncnt stock showed much gain. a few
important declines occurred before tho
general selling ceased, Third avenue
loIlng ~ and Continental tobacco 4
points Meanwhile sugar was pulhed Up
fraction above last night. and other
apccialtles rallied iQ2. Among the rail-
ways the grangtra were the best gain
crs. 81. Paul leading with a rally OF a
polnt. Near II o'clock American ,obao-
co dropped 2a. Baltimore q ohio pre-
fetred 2is and active stocks generally
shaded or ON realizing. There was oc-
caslouai weakness at different points Ia
the Industrial list. Mailing preferred
exceptionally losing almost points
The fall In the general liat was again
crteatcd BY bidding M sugar above lJi.
Pretty much everything else responded.
but the constant liquidation In the to-
bucco stocks unsettled the market
American tobacco fell an extreme four
and continental tobacco preferred VA.
Bonds were quiet ana Irregular.
There was an occasional check TO the
fail In sugar. but II only prevailed
momcnthfily and the price dropped by
successive TO 1854 The market be-
came domorailzcd and stocks were
thrown over without regard to price
declines IN the speccinltlcs ranging up
10 1915 In Tennessee coal 81 In contin-
entail tobacco preferred. In Great
Northern nf1,, Ga In Metropolitan. I'VE
In American tobacco ave IN Lackn-
wanna, and three points or upward In
number OF railroad stocks. including
81. Paul. Louisville and a number OF
the coalora. There were sudden rallira
nt some points on covering by the
shorts. but the fall continued Ia other
stocks. The closing was unsettled and
domoralizcd at the low point for most
stocks
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-13

Tide Lands In the Di.iric, Of Alaska are
Not Fable Lands.

very important question ins Just
been decided by Commissioner Her
mann Of the general land ONCE, govern.
linz placer mining upon the beach OF
the llcrlnR S"a. OF the coast OF Alaska
AZ ead near Cape Nome. the new gold
Held. says a Washington dlsps;oh this
afternoon. The decision Affects mining
and locations. embracing tide lands be-
low tile line OF ordinary high tide.
Numerous applications are pending
before the Interior department as to
locations upon such lands, which have
been demonstrated to contain gold In
marvellous quantities. Individuals or
associations OF persons and incorpOr-
ated mining companies are seeking con-
ceHsions from the government by which
they may acquire exclusive mining
rights and privileges pertaining to such
tide lands.
Tho commissioner decides that tide
lands In tho district OF Alaska are not
public lands. subject TO disposal to In
dividuals. under any OF the existing
land laws OF tho United States, and
that the department has no statutory
authority TO make concessions to In
dividuais OF any mining rights per-
tanning to such tide lands.
n citation II made by the commits
siqnor e the case OF Shiyeley W. Boal-
by. decided by the United States Su-
pf-tle Court. IN which II was held that
the tnitCd States. upon acquiring tor
rltory, whether by ceaslon from one OF
tile States. or by treaty with a foreign
country or by discovery and settlement,
takes the title and the dominion of
lands below high water mark OF tide
waters for the bencfit OF the whole PEG.
pie. IN trust for future States to bc
created out OF the territory. and II will
De fii ther held that Congress has not
undertaken. by general laws. TO dispose
OF lands below high water mark. OF
tide waters In n Territory. but unless
IN case OF some International duty or
rGllis rsigency has left the admlnistra-
tion ana disposition VI the sovereign
rights IN such waters and lands TO the
control ~ the States respectively, when
admitted into the Union.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-13
DEsERET WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1s, 1899.

time for next seasons work by the
completion OF an addition to the mill
which will give Just about double tho
present capacity. Everything II " ex-
pected. will be In running order by
March I. The delay In getting ma
chinery orders filled In the east II tho
only thing that postponcs Its compile
ton that long. a horse
power electric motor win be Installed
In the new addition. while the present
mill Will be operated by q nfty-horac
power motor. The difference In power.
Mr.. Taylor explained today, In due TO
the fact that an effort Will be made to
grind roasting ores for the shelters.
Great bodies OF aulphide ores exist In
the various camps and the necessity
OF grinding them finer makes more
power Indispensable. which will be sup
piled In the new mill by the seventy
five-horsc power motor
Referring TO tho recent attempt to
make II appear Ms II his firm were In
league with the smelter people. Mr..
Taylor said there Is absolutely no
ground for such n report We want
10 do the square thing, but when we
do that there In no necessity Of our be-
ink swayod by thcamoltcra. We have
several mills In operation and " this
one were shut down our bread and but
ter does not stop coming Id"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-13
LOWER MAMMOTH ADVANCES
T0DAYS METALS:
SILVER 5ojs
LEAD, sLi5
CASTING COPPER i5,l

A SLIGHT Improvement IL noticeable
In the amount Of buaincas done on
change today and with but few cxccp-
lions priccs ruled n little stronger.
Grand Central entered the race to-
day ut t5.s5. and went before the close
OF call 10 s5.s6.
Lower Mammoth was the banner
stock today. Sales began at 81 and
the stock advanced TO 90 before the call
cloecd. when II was found that 1900
shares had changed hands.
Mammoth climbed 60 tg95. while Mor-
cur advanced to fc.55.
Gipsy Blair participated today Mt G.
Emerald also made its appearance on
the board again.
Daisy responded at u. while. In spite
OF the reported strike. Chloride Point
weakened to iis. Daly-west went at
,i2.a.
South Swansea moved up 10 ti.eo,
showcr1 sold at a.. Sunshine at aga.
and Yankee Con. at i0h.
Quotations were posted az follows:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-13

Gold Values sre Pound to be Increasing In
Pew Drifts

Glen II. Boutwell, is back from his
tour Of inspection to the Sacramento.
There II nothing ntrikingly new In the
mine Mr.. Boutwell, stated today. Bet
ter values have been lately cncount-
cred In plncef and as whole the mine
appears In better condition than II
did n month ago. Besides opening up
several drlfts the management Ia sink
Ing winzc from which good values
are being obtained. AZ one time n
winze uncovered a body Of ore which
assnycd SIG ton In gold and Il ~ not
considered unlikely that as develop
ment work progresses the mine Will
show IN like values again.
when asked concerning dividends.
Mr.. Boutwell, stated that II IL the In
tcntlon OF the management TO make n
Few improvements In the near future.
and u II likely that the velvet" will
not be handed out again until every
Thing N In shape 20 warrant a con-
tinuance OF the monthly distribution.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-13
GREAT Is rmr SILVER HIs0.
How the Great WHITE Metal Producer Ia
Looked Upon In Colorado,

The fact that the Silver King mine.
NJ Park city, has paid this year $500. =
COO In dividends, una threatens an OK
ira as n Christmas gift, Is evidence.
says the Denver News, cdltorially. OF
the increased value of silver lead mines
by reason Of metallurBlcnl gains Ia
the treatment NJ ores. lower Transport
tation and increased economy In min
Ing. This dividend was earned under
the olght-hour law OF Utah. with min
ers AZ 50 per SHIFT. II Is stated ut Park
city that the silver King viii pay 90
cents monthly per share. or f7b. 900, dur
Ing 1900. This means 100000 for the
year, which viii make II good acc
ond to tho Commodore at Creole, Lii.
cation now under way In Utah, with
a costly array Of legal talent and OK
perts, II another sign that the silver
lead values have revived. Men do not
lltigatc worthless property. or that
which barely pays expenses. For a
year past great quantity 1f Eastern
capital has found It's way into the sil.
Ner-lead mines OF Utah Lead prices
higher than ever before In this coun-
Try together with the steadlness Of sill
yer, have encouraged this Investment.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-13

Carl I<leinschmidt. Jr.. IL over from
Helena, having lust concluded mil
lion dollar deal for the sale OF the Pea
cock group OF mines In the Seven
Devils country, Idaho. The negotiations
were closed with G. w Whltcomb. who
represents "A company OF Boston capt.
talista who already own group OF
eighteen claims In this district Mr..
klclnschmidt says that by the terms OF
the deal the purchasers are to pay
100000 month. the first payment
falling due In January Four mines
were Included In the transfer. Mr.
kleinachmldt says 5000 tons OF copper
ore have been mined and urc on the
dump. II " expected the railroad will
reach this district next April. when the
district IL expected to take boom.
The Peacock group has been owned
ana worked by ex-Gov. \. II, Hauser.
a. VI. Hotter and Klclnschmidt Bros.
Of Helena. for fifteen years. II Is as
serted that the ore carries 20 per cent
copper.-Buttc Miner.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-13

Llndley vlnton. manager OF the Ida
10 Consolidated Mining Company. and
Howard II. Wclch, a prominent mining
expert from New York. returned yes
tcrday from Pearl. where they spent
four days In examining the Check
mate property.
The company represented by Mr.
Ninton has secured bond on the
Checkmate. having. as II liz Understood.
taken an option on the option secured
some time since by II. j. Anderson,
The consideration IN not known, but
II II understood 20 he large sum.
Mr.. Ninton has had very good opln-
ion OF the Checkmatc mine for some
time and his four dayai examination
only served to strengthen his faith In
The property The mine has been thor
oughly sampled and the reports OF MIR
Vinton ana Mr. Welch will Ia n short
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-13

2Cie-charlcs J. Hodge. OF IIoughton.
Michigan, aud Thomns W. Buzzo. Of
Butte, Montana, have purchased the
following mineral land claims and paid
the required fee 10 the land Office, viz:
Detroit, Michigan. Hodge. Buzzo, Bos-
ton and Lydia lodes. situated In West
Mountain district and consisting OF
so G5i acres.
2G53-Duncnn McVlchle, OF Mercur.
Year lodes consolidated, In the clifton
district, Toocle county. which contain
1881 acres.
2Gbi-P. .. Donohoc. OF Eureka, and
u. H. quinn. Of Salt Lake city. have
purchased the Early Rose and Early
Rose Fraction claims In Tintic district,
consisting OF 49, 1855 acres.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-13

Superintendent J. II. Carson OF tho
Consolidated Mining and Milling COM
pany was In town today. He reports
work progressing favorably at his COM
pany's property, which II located about
ave and a half miles from brigham
city. Abou, $40 feet OF tunnel work
besides that Of drifts and winxcs, At
present u Wine IL being pushed down
In ore from the tunnel level, where a
line s-foot vein has been opened up.
The vein ~ said to be true fisaure.
and there has not been a sign Of tho
vein pinchlng since operations were
started at the property. A 30-horsc
power gasoline hoist VIII shortly be In
stalled. and preparations made TO open
up on a big scale. The stockholders
are mostly Chicago people.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-13

Omaha, Dec. s.-cattle-Recelpts D.
200, Market steady. Native beef steers
i,30IG.l0. western steers 00Gi 20:
Texas steers a.15Qi, 20; cows and heifers
S.s5ui.i0, tanners 1850 . 30. stookers
and feeders 3.G0at55. calves 3.JOaG. 10.
bulls, stags, etc, 2.G0Mi,00.
Hogs Receipts $500, Market steady.
Heavy 3.g0H3.9iia. mixed 3.95m3.07h F;
light 3.97hNi.02isi pigs 3.s5d3.95. bulk
" sales ,q5.
sheep Receipts $500. Market steady.
Native muttona i,s0ni.oj. western mutt
tons i,O00i 30; stock sheep 3.6543.95.
lambg ,0Ous,ss.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-13
|f!;'I'IGIIiiHI|HI
||'sI|!I!I.I3a
A WELL-KNOWN
new YORKER

pays this tribute to the Bu,ll,,,....
dining-car service.
The dinlng-car rcrvlcc O, than,
ihg'on route Is about the beat th.,, 4,
ON every table In the dining "a, +,
fresh bunch OF American Beauty ,,,.,
one OF which the waiter alike, "a NJ,
coat when you have finished your ma
The cloth Is changed with each r,.',
no matter how little solled The ma,
though not long. Is wondsriuly w.
selected and admirably served~
Go east on the Chicago Special uhl..
leaves Denver at $50 y. m. or on a.
Vestibule Flyer. which leave. a, AS,
D. M, and you can see for yourss, hsy
good. how clean. how reasopab,, 4,
price. our dinins.car service IA.
Tickets at Offices Of connecting lie.
Ticket Office. 2ii $. W. Temple s,,,,,
II. II. WATSON. General Agent a.
Lake city.
II. =. NEsLEN. TRAY. Pass a rrl,A,
Agent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-13
UNITED srArns rHo rEnry.
Over 5000 Feet Of Development Work
Done during November.

During the month Of November Il Is
stated that 2.ltl feet OF ground was
pr0spectcd on the properties Of the
United States Company at Bingham.
over 200 feet Of work was done In the
old Jordan and Gnlenn group, nearly
700 feet In the Old Telegraph group
and about 200 In the Niagara. ore was
encountered In Old Jordan ground IN
the 800 level. which assaycd as high az
s.ss ounces IN gold, 81 ounces pcr ton
silver and 90 per cent copper
Very encouraging Developments are
also reported IN the old Telegraph
where the blocking out OF ore con-
tlnucs. Assays show an average Of
$500 In gold, three ounces silver. per
cent copper. with about 20 per cent In
Iron,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-13

Sugar raw steady; refined auIe,.
MONEY AND BONDS.

Money on call arm AT per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 5isgG per cent.
Sterling exchange firm with actual
business In bankers bills at t.Siuh for
demand and at i.sihuis for 60 days.
Posted rates i.s?uh and i,sS. CONNER
cial bills i.soMis.
Silver certificates tg4c0.
Bar silver 59uM.
Mexican dollars i1ii.
Government bonds firmer; % reg. i.02.
% reg. i.09ik: j. coupon. i.09Is: new ~
reg. i.3i. now n coupon. i.Si: old ~
res, i.i5is; old n coupon. Lisa. b reg.
LEA. % coupon. l.i2iz.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-13

Two Cedar city Residents Declare their
1nteutions to do No.

i50e-Jena Anderson. OF Cedar City.
declared his intention To purchase coal
land on December II. which has been
filed In the land office. Mr. Anderson
came into possession OF the land Dec.
I. A tunnel twenty feet long has been
run ON the seam.
ibiO-Lafayette Mcconnell. OF Cedar
city. yesterday filed his declaration to
purchase coal land In the land Office.
Mr.. Mcconnell secured the tract OF
land on Nov, rs and has since cleaned
out an old tunnel and opened up n
valuable coal vein
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-13
rnE NEW sAMrLrse MILL
Arrangements Made To Griud the suIphlde
Ores Tor Kua-ting.

Mr., II, NJ. Taylor. OF the firm OF ray.
lor-lirunton. h In the city, on one OF
his periodical visits TO the sampler In
this valley, now In course OF enlarge
ment. This has been found necessary
because OF last summers experience,
when the present sampler was often
contested with work, and delays were
osouhloheu which proved annoying TO
the shippers. This viii be overcome In
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-13

Denver Dee .-Cattle-ReceIpis 49,
Market active and strong, Beef steers
3,e50l.65. cows 2.1503.75; feeders
freight paid TO river. 2.65a 90; stockers.
freight paid to river. i.0OUi. GO, bulls,
stays. etc. 2.0043.25.
Hogs-llecelpts 100. Market Htendy.
Light packers 3.70Q3.gO. mixed aud
heavy 3.9shg3.95ia.
fheep-Kecclpts $50. Market un-
ahuuu.H
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-13

NEW YORK STOCKS.
New York. Dec. ia special to the
Herald from Washington says;

New York, Dec. ia special TO the
Herald from Washington says;
Secretary Gage has no intention at
present Of doing anything more for
the relief OF the money market. He
viii mike no statement. however. as
to what he viii or viii not do In the
future. and II at any time within few
days or within few weeks. the imam
oial situation II such as to make ac-
tlon necessary or desirable. he may
adopt some means TO get money out OF
the treasury and into circulation.
II has been expected by the officials
OF the treasury that by this time more
OF the money drawn from New York
TO meet the annual demands for NOV
lng the crops In the west and south
would have returned to the banks.
This expectation has not been realized
and II In taken ns another Indication
OF tho general prosperity throughout
the country. II II believed that much
OF the currency sent to the west and
south has been absorbed In the bust
ness OF those localities.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-13

Tuscarora Times.Rovlew, Active
work has been begun In the erection OF
the Young American mill. Under the
direction OF Mr.. Ford force OF men
are busy framing tlmbers for the
structure. The machinery Ia beginning
TO arrive. and " the storms viii hold
on for II couple OF weeks everything
WIN be wen under way by the iirst OF
tho year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-13

\ strike ia reported In tho chloride
Point on Lion I'M. which shows as
high ~ i30 ounces In silver per ton.
Forty sacks have been filled with ore
which shows an average Of i5g ounce
silver with some gold. The ore has
been encountered on the second level.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-13

san Francisco. Dec. i3-Wheat,
stronger. Dec, 9s' May, 1861; cash,
nlla.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-13

Kolltz Goth Century Chocolates. Tho
Latest CORRECTION out,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-13

Eolitz Goth Century Chocolates. The
Latest CONNECTION out.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-13

Market letter and quotations furn-
lnhcd by II. III. LAWYER a Co, Salt Lake
city
New York. Dec. i3.-stocks opened
irregular and active. Sugar sold at
i.SS's and l9i simultaneously ut open
ing. tobacco was on rs points from
last nights close. Tennessee coal and
Iron. opened 80 cents on. the other
stocks showing fractional gains or
lorser from last nights close. London
prices were lower on reported British
reverser In the Transvaal London
money market hardened some. There
was good buying In brooklyn. which
caused II TO advance rs cents over
tue opening. and sugar received strong
support which sent II up to i.3T. To-
bacco recovered TO i.03, but was forced
down to ysA, with scarcely any rcac-
tinn. Tennessee coal rallied above 81,
but failed TO hold It's gain. Federal
steel showed some strength and rose
cent above opening price. There was
considerable activity Throughout the
entire list. and prices fuctunted up
and down within range OF or
points. during the first three hours OF
the session. After this hour the bears
had their own way. The railway list
which has been comparatively unnf-
fccted by recent drop In industrlala.
came out and long holders began 10
dispose OF their stocks. In moderate
amounts. Kcene was out with his
hammer. and although stocks rallied,
tho hard spots served only to draw
out more liquidation. Sugar dropped,
great gapH coming In between sales,
gnr. Tennessee coal and Iron. Manhat.
tan and tobacco. Federal steel. and the
grangera participating In the general
DOWNWARD movement and making new
low points Stocks closed weak and
active.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-13

May wheat opened at C9.gts. and
fell to Ggh.
Closc wheat-pcc,. &C: May. 694QM;
July. 10h9A.
Corn-Dcc.. sos; May. s?k.
Oats-Dec.. 22M; May. -.
Pork-Dec.. 500: May. i0s7sdl0i0.
Lard-Dcc.. 5.2S. May, 5.65Q5.G1ik.
Rlbs-Dcc.. t.35. May. $50.
Cash: Whent--No. 2. red, 67iAHGs.
No, 3, rcd. GA 65is No. 2. hard winter,
Giu65. No. J. hard winter dlQGl; No.
l. northern spring. 6GAGGSis. No, 9.
northern aprlng, GGu6s; No. 3, sprlng. 62
Q6s.
Corn-No.2. a0. Nos. 80.
oats--No. ., 2gA; No. .. 22A.
RyV--5l
Barloy.-354i5.
Timothy-2.ij.
Elax-l5l
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Campbell a 0re.ne. stock brokers,
10 w. Second South st. Telephone 5ss
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LEAVE SALT LAKE ciTvi
No. 6-1hc Fast Mali" Cot chicago
~. Paul. 81. Louis, Omaha,
kansn. City. Denver and
lark city 90 IN
No e-fhv Overland Limited" for
Chicago. ~. Paul. ~ Louis
omaha. Kansas city aud
II V IN
No. 4-Tho Atlantic Express" for
Chicago. ~. Louis. Omaha.
Kansas CITY aud Dcnvor-t.,. 70 m
ARRIVE SALT LAKE CITY
No.ioi Tho East Mali'' from chlca-
20. ~, Louis, Omaha. Kansas
City, Denver aud Park CITY. . % y IN
No. Tho overland Limited" frnm
Chicago, ~. Louis. Omaha,
kansa. City and Dcnyors,.,... % . IN
No g-Thc Pacific Express" from
chicago. ~ Paul, -. Louis
Omaha, Kansas city aud
DcnNcr.4....s....,. .....s,.-...s..... % n IN
cry TICKET OFFICE. Ne. eoi Main g.
Telephone No c6j.
II. n. CLAY. GENERAL Agent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-13

Chicago H.. Dec. 1s.-whent opened
hnlf cent higher on Liverpool
cclpts. Trading fairly active. Corn
and oats steady Provisions strong AT
10 cents advance over last nights cloa-
Ing. Good export demand and higher
cables hardened market and wheat
closed strong nj GghdN. Corn closed
a fraction under opening price and
provisions were strong at 1911.
SUMMARY OF PRICES
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1899-09-01
RETURN OF THE FAvORITES,
The Famous Jessie Shirley Company will
Appear in New PLAYS.

Beginning with next Monday even
ing we are assured of one of the most
pleasing engagements of the season in
the return of the popular Shirley
company which made such a pro-
nounced hit when here some months
ago. Since their visit here this COM
pany has toured north, including the
principal cities of British Columbus
and have everywhere received the
same enthusiastic reception that was
accorded them here. Their present
repertoire includes some of the very
best known plays, and the company as
whole has achieved great success in
their presentation, Miss Shirley in par
ticular having found several plays
which fit her talents admirably.
Among the new plays to be given
may be mentioned "Doris," the cele-
brated play which brought fame and
fortune to Effie Ellsler, OF Hazel Kirke
fame. Then there are "a Clever
Fool" BY Wits Outwitted," A Mod
ern Romance" and other beautiful
plays. "Doris" has been chosen as
the opening bill and theater goers may
feel they will have had presented to
them one Of the really great successes
of the dramatic season of New York.
"DOris" is one of those strong home