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IN NEW nIsHoPMIC
SALEM.
Grand Benaust and Entertainment Given
10 the Old Folks.

Special Correspondence.
Salem. Utah County. March 23.-The
ola folks OF Salem. Utah county, as
sembled In the Union hall March 2lst.
NJ 10 o'clock a. m. A very approprl.
ate and agreeable program was carried
out. consisting Of songs, speeches. recI.
tntions and historical sketches OF The
early settlement OF our prosperous Ill
liz town. until o'clock. when the aged
veterans repaired 10 the spacious room
below and pnrtook Of "a sumptuous ain
ner. The afternoon and early part OF
the evening was spent In music, songs.
speeches, music by the martial band
and dancing.
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For frost hites, burns. incident sores.
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piles. pcNitta witch Hazel anlve
stands nrrt and best. Look out for
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counterfeit H. It's their endorsement
OF a good article, Worthless goods are
not Initiated. Oct DcWittH Witch
Hazel Salye. " 9. Rchrnmm. Mccor-
nick building. corner Main street. First
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Children who are troubled with
Worms are pale In the face. frctfui by
spells. restless In sleep. have blue rings
around their eyes. bad dreams. vari-
able appetite. and pick the nose,
WHITES CREAM yEitMfFUuE will
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TO aliay pains. rubdue Inflammation.
heal foul sores and ulccrH. the most
satisfactory results are obtained By us
ing nALLARD'S SNOW IMMINENT.
Price. Is cts. and 20 cts. u. G. NJ. l.
Drug Dept.
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soriou on ASSESSMENT 40. I
The Highland Mining and Milling
Company, a Corporation.
JOHN WELLS.
Secretary.

inc lilNNlNNi MlNlUN anu MlllfE
Company, a Corporation.
Location ~ Mines. Logan Canyon.
Cache county. Utah. Principal
Place of business. salt Lake city.
Utah.
Notice ~ hereby given that %, a
meeting Of the Directors ~ the High
land Mining and Milling Company held
March 2. 1893. assessment No 1 % one
ul cent per aharr was levied on oil
the outstanding capital stock Of the
corporation. payable on or before the
ith isy ~ litil, 1899. IN BE ae,rststV
and Treasurer at hlH office isG u SIT.
Salt Lake city. Utah.
Any stock unon which this assess
ment may remain unpaid on said 9Th
day ~ April 1899. win b. delinquent
and advertised Tor sale az a public
auction. ana unless payment " made
before win be- sold on the sith day ~
Aptii. 1899. at g o'clock y. m, at the
% i,cn ~ the Secretary and Treasurer.
iSs n str. Salt Lake city. Utah. "a
nay the delinquent assessment t0rcth-
81 with the cost ~ advertising and cx-
tiensc If sale.
!. y. ANDERSON. Secretary.
is u str. Salt Lake city. Utah.
First publication. March 3ri. 1879.
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"oIve me n liver regulator and can
regulate the world" said a genius The
druggist handed him bottle ~ Dc
Wits Little Early Risera, the famous
little pills. y. G. Schramm, Mccormick
liuilding, corner Main street, First
South
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Much pain and uneasincas Il caused
IN niles. Fpariug neither axe nor sex.
TAIifER'R BUCKEYE PILE ONT
MENT cures the most obstinate cases.
Price 90 cts. In bottles, tubes 1Jc. Y. c.
al L DRUG nnnL
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NOTICE..

Y. c. II. l.. Salt Lake city.
March IL. 1899
The Stock Transfer Books OF this In.
stitution will be closed on March 10Th
and rc-opcncd ON April 9Th. 1899.
4. q. wEBBEi,. Secretary.
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ASSESSMENT 40. 8.
bullion Beck Tunnel Mining Company.
Situation Of Principal Place of
business. No. eos Mccormick
Block. Salt Lake City, Utah.

Notice II hereby given that at n
meeting OF the board Of directors OF the
nuliiOn ncck Tunnel Mining Co. held
at SALT Lake city. Utah. February y.
1889, an assessment OF one-half "a Of
one % cent per share was levied on the
capital stock Of the corporation. pay
able at once 20 Iiriant 4. Young. Hecre-
tary and treasurer, No. tos Mccormick
Block salt Lake Ivy, utah, anu any
remain unpaid ON the 18th day Of
March. 1893. will be delinquent and ad.
vertised for sale az public auction, and
IN payment In not made before. will be
sold on the lith day Of April. 1903, at
the hour 81 pm. at the Office % the
company, No. t0s Mccormick block. Salt
Lake city, Utah. TO pay assessment and
costs Of advertising and expenses OF
sale. . ,,
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Gold Leaf Mining Company. a Corpora
ton. Organized Under the Laws ~
the state 81 Utah. Principal Place
81 business. Salt Lake city. Utah.
Their are delinquent the following
described stock on account ~ assess
ment No. 1, levied February 18th. 1879,
the several amounts net opposite the
names u the respective shareholders.
AS follows!
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.

UTAH SUGAR coMPANr.--Ths
annual meeting OF the stock.
holders Of the Utah Sugar Company viii
be held In the Assembly Hall Of the
latter-day Saints business College,
corner OF South Temple and East
on Thursday, April 9Th. 1899. al
o'clock .. IN. The object OF the meeting
IN TO receive the reports OF the man
agement for the fiscal year ending
March 3ist, 1889. TO elect n board of
directors 10 serve for the ensuing year.
and TO transact such other business as
may legally come before II.
HORACE q. WHITNEY,
Sec. and Treas.
Salt Lake city. March rs. 1889.
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You can he cheerful and happy only
when you are well. II you feel "out Of
sorts" take HEUiiiNE, II will brace
you up. Price 90 cents. Y. c. ~ l.
Drug Dept.
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PROVO.
To Arbltrate u Claim for Damage.
den CITY Notes Of Interest.

den city Notes Of Interest.
Special Correspondence.
Provo, March si.--Charlea a. Mace ana
Christine Mace his wife plain,inS' ana
Jesse Itnlsht a sons, defendants. have
nied articlos of arbitration with the
clerk OF the Fourth district court WI ch
provide Tor hearing a claim for dam
ages, brought by plaintiffs against de-
fsndnntH before arbitrator, one ar
biirator 10 be selected by plaintlnr, one
by defendants, and they 10 select a
third. The arbitrator viii hear evil
dence and render their Judgment In
Salt Lake city within twenty, and tho
award made n any. win be paid within
thirty days from the time such award
IL made. The decision Of the nrbltra-
tors will be filed with IN" Fourth dis
trict court and have the same eject
as Judgment. The arhltratorH are
". 4, Peterson and VIM, Pickerlng o..
Eureka. and Or, seymour IT, Young OF
Salt Lake. Plaintiff claims damages
for injuries sustained by having rock
and gravel fall on him while he was az
work IN the iIumbug mine, owned by
defendants. December :snd, 1888
NOTES AND PERSONALS.
The pupils Of the Eighth grade OF the
public schools gave Superintendent
llawiingn a very pleasant surprise par
" AZ his home Wednesday evening
April 9Th has been set for hearing
the petition NJ Elisha II. Davis for lot.
tcrs Of administration In the estate OF
Elisha II. Davis deceased 81 l.ehi =
Don u. Ashcroft 20 and Abbie
Wordsworth. 10. both OF Mnpleton, have
rcceived a marriage license.
Mrs. j. W. strong, of Alpine. II visit
ms her daughters, Mrs, j. NJ, Jensen
and Mrs. Oscar W. liyL OF this city,
Doctor Allen returned from itlchneld
yesterday. where he was called to at
tend Mr. Jas. NJ. Peterson. who IL nuf-
fcfing from severe attack OF valu-
lar heart disease, The doctor report-
the prospects OF very prosperous
year for the farmers In sevicr valley,
The crops look fine and In some places
are being Irrigated for the first time
President George q, Cannon attend.
ed the Grand Central Stockholders
melting here yesterday. and also attend
cd meeting OF tho Brigham Young
Academy board Of directors. where
matters OF interest 20 the institution
We're considered.
W. II. Dusenberry went to Salt Lake
this afternoon.
n. II. Thurman, private secretary to
Senator Rawiins. arrived from Wash
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STOCKHOLDERS NOTICE..

Annual meeting Of the Stock holders OF
the Bonneville Mining Company.
Tho annual meeting Of the Stock.
holders of the bonneville Mining Com.
pany will be held az No. n North N1It
street, Salt Lake city. on Monday,
Anrll lrd, 1899, NJ ~ noon. for the pur-
pose OF oicctinR officers for the ensuing
year. and tho transaction Of any other
business that may legally come before
TIC meeting.
JOHN WELLS.
Secretary.
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LARGE HONEY a,irpMENrs.

Price, with about 5000 pounds Of
honey. which will be shipped by rail TO
eastern parties. This II but "a Begin
ming. as II II understood that fully ten
carloads will be exported this season.
There IL no better honey produced than
that produced In Ashley Valley aud
things are becoming favorable for the
farmers TO realize something from H.
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MARRIAGE BELLS.

Marriage licenses were issued during
the past week u Thomas McMurtery,
q. ~ Joseph. and Ncttlc Johnron. 10,
Of Monroe; u. \. Cotton. 20. OF Miners
willie, aud Mary y. Thornton, 20. OF
Joseph. william Andrews Of Aurora.
-. aud l.uclla Mason. ~. of Joseph.
The two last named couples were mar
fled by the county clerk.
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In the District Court % salt Lake
County. State OF utah'
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puouArl AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES,

con.uit County CLERK or Tue Respective
hlgneIs for Further Information.
SUMMONS.
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RICHFIELD.


Death Of Thomas A. Hunt Marriage usiis
District Court Cs.s.-Nsw ul.hopr,e.
Special Correspondence.
Richncid Scvicr County. March "a
Thomas a. Hunt. one Of the oldest and
most respected citizens Of the county.
died at his home In Monroe. As de-
ceased was az the time Of his death,
and had been for many years previous.
member 81 the High Council. the
members of that body acted na pail
bearers Mt the funeral. connollng re-
marks were made by Elders clark and
Horne of tho stake presidency. Bishop
Magleby and Elders Ramsey. warnock.
wcrtman and Farmer.
MARRIAGE BELLS.
Marriage licenses were issued during
the past week to Thomas McMurtery,
~. ~ Joseph. and Ncttlc Johnron. 10
of Monroe II. \. Cotton, 20 OF Miners
willie. aud Mary y. Thornton. 20. OF
Joseph. william Andrews Of Aurora,
81. aud l.uciln Mason. ~. OF Joseph.
The two last named couples were mar
rlcd by the county clerk.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT,
District court was In session three
days this seek. and the following mat
tcrs were heard:
Itlioh anu weymouth W " hnitnn
81 all foreclosure OF mortgage and
judgment FOR deficiency. Amount OF
judgment, tss1 and costs.
In the matter 81 the estate Of Porter
linddicn. deceased; John A. Parker OF
Joseph was granted letters OF admin.
iHtratlon herein.
In the matter Of tho estate 81 Joseph
l., Wall, deceased, upon the petition OF
Abram shaw. administrator herein, the
anal account was approved and al
lowed,
Annie N. Nielsen W James g. Mel
rem, divorce; In this action the defend
ant appeared not ana his default hay
Ing been duly entered, a decree OF d.
vorce was granted. and plaintif award
cd the homestead.
BECK vs., WALLACE.
The most important case and the one
which consumed tho major part OF the
courts time was that Of John v. Heck
ct nj w W. W Wallace 81 al, which
involved tho title 10 IN. liutlcr- Heck
mining property on G0ld Mountain. w,
W. Wallace held a trust deed to the
| property and refused to convey TO the
/ benenciarlen OF his trust their rcHpcc-
| tive shares In the property until he was
paid salary for his services NJ trua-
tee. and until his attorney was paid
| $500 as fees for legal advice. After all
| the evidence was In ana the case ar
giied the court ordered the trustee 20
convey the property to the various In
tereated parties and 10 pay costs OF
this action. Adjourned 10 the s5th.
A NEW RIsIioPRIC.
Quarterly conference OF this Stake
| will be held here next Saturday and
| sunday. the 18th and 10th. Much In
tercst Il manifest here la Richncld Ia
this event ~ Apostle Lyman viii be
| present 10 set apart new Bishoprlc
FOR Rchficld TO hll the place OF iiishop
month. The people. OF Itiehneld serl-
ously feel the loss that win be occa.
stoned By tho departure OF Blshop
lrandley. and whllo some one Will be
chosen 10 occupy his position. Il Will
be very hard To ind a man who can
| an hla uiuee
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The state OF Utah. 90 said pefendnnti
You are hereby summoned To appear
within twenty days after the service ~
thln summons upon you. " served win
In the County In which thls action ~
brought, otherwise within thlr'y dhss
after service. and defend me above en-
,irs IA 10 do, Judgment viii be rendered
against You according 10 tho demand
of Tho complaint OF which a COPY In
herewith served upon YOU
RICHARDS a NAhIAN.
Attorneys for Flalnun.
Dated February 2sth, lsss
l.. u. Address. MCCORMICK BLOCK.
Salt Lake cay, Utah.
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Do You
Believe

every word that you've been reading
In the papers about
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phebe Eiennor nynon, Plaintiff.
W
william Henry Bynon, DEFENDANT
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also something besides. In addition to
the, unqualified failures Of this season,
mere, snere nave been several productions
Is Becky Sharp by Minnie Madden
Fiske. Mrs Fiske is great artist. and
many critics have pronounced Becky
sharp great play-at least the combi-
nation of great actress and cele-
brated creation of Thackeray has been
found worthy of serious consideration.
Yet. ask individuals-the people who
make up the audiences-what they think
of the play and they will tell you that
1t IS insufferably dry and embarrassing.
and that Mrs. Fiske seems monotonous
in the part That is not learned or an
expert opinion. but it is the opinion of
the individuals who go regularly to the
theatres. and who pay their dollars for
their evenings entertainment. Julia
Marlowes new play, barbara Frietchie''
is another production which has raised a
discussion as to its merits. 1t deals with
a stirring part of our history and exploits
one of the most charming of American
may succeed. Sherlock Holiness
dramatized and PLAYED by William Gil
rather than a consistent drama. How
ever. it successfully exploits Mr.. Gill
lette's talents and his cigars. so will prob
latter.
AS may be seen. the undisputed sue
cesses are painfuily-almost discourage
nE bs nn1 the wins mip9r5y H Henry a Miller 5ei N
the list. Besides there are. Miss Hobbs
with Annie Russell. The Tyranny of
Tears with John Drew, and presum-
ably Sothernis new play. THE Song of
The Sword" Irving's .'Robespierre'' is an
enormous success in this country. OF /,
hese. only "Robespierre' and The Only /
Way" show the slightest possibilities OF i
famous. The others are of the /
dnd which please for the moment and /
ire forgotten. And still, strange though 4
{ may seem. these actors and actresses
Who meet with failure after wailure in I
New York. and whose experiments there I
,ost them enormous sums of money pre-
er to stay and try over and over again
o cater to public whose tastes are
pooled by overlooking and .unwhole
ONE diet. 1t seems reasonable to sup
'ose that n fortune may await them ION
he road and in places in this country
where their presence would now have the
dded charm of novelty. They stay with
he people who are so surfeited with at
FACTIONS of every kind that they have
eased to know what they want for their
while the hungry audiences
d the artistically deserted parts of the
ountry must he satisfied with an ever
asting succession of Number g COM
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Bribery In Theatricals.

Apropos of an insinuation that Charles
F'rohman so often meets with success be-
cause he has money TO burn Hilary
Bell relates the following in the New York
Press:
The only modern instance on record of
attempted bribery occurred many years
ago in Franklin Fyles' office An am
bilious dramatiSt of youth and iridiscre-
ton called on the critic to secure a good
notice for his play. He laid a so bill os-
tentatiously on the table II want the
smoke TO it," replied Fyles pushing over
a box of perfectos. at the same time fold
ing the bill and lighting it at the gas IT
am short of matches. but we can get
light from this and the astoniShed au-
thor watched his $50 bin dropping to ashes
on the floor. Excuse me-" he cried in
agitation. Il am in a hurry" Certain
ly, said the Sun man. Il will help YOU
and he kicked him down stairs
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Shenandoah

An enormous amount of interest is taken
in the next engs gement at the Salt Lake
theatre. on Thursday. Friday and Sat
urday of this week with a matinee Sat
urday. when Jacob Lifts spectacular pro-
duction of Shenandoah viii be the at
traction. The events of the past year
have demonstrated TO the entire world
that Americans are as patriotic lot of
people as are TO be found in any country
on the globe and, If necessity arises, they
can make new maps. The American takes
tbs greatest pride in the deeds of valor
performed by both his army and navy.
and ii makes little difference whether
these deeds were performed during the
late difficulties into which the country
has been plunged. or prior to the Span
ish imbroglio. Still fresh in the minds of
the people are the four years of fighting
which were necessary to preserve the uni
ty of the countryf The first shell that
struck Fort Sumter sent an electric shock
from one end of the land to the other.
Then followed the years of suffering and
hardship. which will never be forgotten
by the. American nation. There is no
north and no south now a moment of
danger welded the country intosone and
sectioralism has disappeared. Bronson |
Towards great dramatic story. ''Shenan- !
doah," which graphically depicts the STIR
ring events of the war of, secession. has +
always been a great favorite with the
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The RAYS, ..Hot old Time. .

A clever company of comedians. dancers
and singers in that successful farce COM
edy. "A Hot Old Time. viii be the at
traction at the Grand, theatre Monday and
Tuesday night. This comedy was written
for the purpose of creating laughter every
minute. and il is said TO fill the require
Is just an excuse 10 introduce some of
the latest and most catchy music of the
oay unique characters. numerous special
ties of a refined order, ard an excellent
farce comedy company. The comedy has
been the hit OF. the last two seasons. and
this season IL is said TO be even better
than heretofore.
ed. and includes such artists as John w.
Jess. Irish comedian; w. Wallace Black.
the phenomenal bassO; Ada Melrose and
Pearl Revare John and Bertha Gleason.
dancers and cakewatkeTs: Hyberta Pryme
singing coincidence. and the great novelty
dancer, Miss Annie ST. Tel.
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This season in New York might
ne designated as a season of notable
failures, and the ups and downs
o. the theatrical world have once
more been illustrated in many
ways. A few years ago. during the gen
eral depression in the country thu
theatrical business was almost at its
worst There Were very few big pro-
auctions and small percentage of sue
cess. Then there was decided and p
RAPID change. and from that time uutiI
me tie present season the list of successes
..iS,s me very large, including notably
me Llttle Minister The SyhriSsien :
A Lady of Quality ''Zaza.' '.CyraIi,o
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theatre-s ling public and it has been
given a most elaborate revival by Mr.
Lift. and as 1t is now presented il is the
grandest military spectacle ever presented
upon the stage At the end OF the third
is. as perfect as IL is possible TO make it in
stage land There are over 30 people and
nifty horses upon the stage during the
scene There are companies of infantry
batteries of artillery and squadrons OF
cava.ry shown in battle array. and the
theatre is filled with the din and carnage
of war. 1t is a scene which fairly takes
the audience off ITS feet
The cast Includes: Robert Elliott. Louis
Hendricks w. A Whifecar. George A
Wright. Otis Turner. J. B. CooDer. Jo-
seph Slaytor. Harry Keenan,. Mart E.
Kelsey. Albert Whitehead. Estella Dale.
Alice Neal Julia Batchelder, Alice Riker.
Florence Slower and others.
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de Bergerac.'' and Catherine besides
the inr1Imerable farce comedies and light
operas which have all done such good
business during the last two years The
present season seems to be the time for
ments some of them proven to be- There
was The Ghetto" Chester Bailey Fer
maids translation of Dutch play treat
ing of Jewish life; following upon the
heels of this failure came Children of
the Ghetto''-"The Zangwill Play" as it
was, called TO distinguish it from its
predecessor of similar title. The motor
iety of this play MAY be said to have
begun with zangwilis first visit 10 this
country. when he delivered his lecture
entitled The Drama as Fine Art" In
this lecture he epigrammatieaIly scored
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Salt Lake Opera Companv.

Inc Thanksgiving dates at the Theatre
will be filled by the popular Salt Lake
Opera company in ''Madeleine: or the
Magic kiss. The management of the
Theatre. judging from the fact that the
seventh and last performance was given
TO standing room only, is convinced
that the opera is good for at least three
more performances here They will be
given on the afternoon and evening of
Thanksgiving day and the evening follow
ing The company has also been offered
a return late in Ogden on the 18th The
cast will be the same as before. excepting
that Miss Lille Pye will succeed Miss Sal
lie Fisher who has gone east. Miss Pye
is the young soprano who won the prize
at the last Salt Lake Eisteddfod.
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cess. unlimited time was reserved for
the play, so confident We're its managers
After its first performance at the Herald
fsi NEAR me , criti rs, some ruin,
very few exceptions, pronounced ii a
failure. The lecture on The Drama as
a Fine Art may have had something to
do with it, but whatever was the cause
it suffices to say that the unlimited
engagement. will close in New York the
end of this month, and the whole produc-
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Ia Belle Helene will be given an elab-
crate revival in Paris next summer.
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Joseph Haworth has been engaged for
the role of Marcus in Quo Vadis.'
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Richard Mansfield intends TO revive
''Yorick's Love" during this season.
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Mrs. Beerbohm Tree recites Kiplings
poem. The Absent minded Beggar,"
nightly at the Palace music hall in Lon
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AT A GLANCE.

Salt Lake City is named in De Pach-
mans route for this season.