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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-21
USE FOR EMPTY CANS.

George C. nonifuco hur an old colorei
man who does odd Jobs around HE
summer home The aged son u Ham
is generally followed by NANCY yell
low dog Bonlfacc one lay offered to
pay a dollar for the animal. Just for the
fun Of the thing. "Dorahl No. sah!"
replied the old fellow why. dat dog
saved my lie rom drownln. never
could soil him TO- cr dollnh. You kin
have him for or dollah an err qua'tah,
though. Mist nonlfaco."
nuniface comes from plttaburg
whore everybody knows him and
speaks TO him on the street. Not Ions
ago ho came across hoy who was
wheeling home load of oyster cans
and wine bottles nonifaco knew a."
child TO be poor street car conductors
son. curious 90 know Ia what use he
could possibly put them. he inquired
Going 90 throw them about the back
yard" answered tho lad. "rhla h. the
second load. I took one Of them home
lart night"
nut what do you use them forg" In
sisted Boniiace.
ITS a trick Of the family" grlnncd
the lad
"rriok7 How"
'l'd Jus, as lief toll" continued ne
no his hands closed over the handles Of
the barrow we are going 10 have
some relaahuna come In from the coun-
/ ny There won't be much 10 eat. but
/ II they zee these cans and bottles and
safdino boxes they'il think we've had
| an these good things till We got tired
I of 'cm und nrc Twin on bread and ia
tora Tor o. change
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-21

Chicago Haid Uncle Nick Young.
"Fcta ria ~ more hnHeballs than any
other city IN the League. yos. twice M
many Why ln one u those big sun
day Eumos ut Chicago this season %
balls were used. The bloacherH were
crowded and the multitude was packed
IN one sweltDrIng mass IN the outnold.
Whenever n BAN found It's way Into tho
midst ~ these standing room spccta-
tors, II was loEt, ana no effort was made
90 discover A. The blcnchrrs on the
Chicago grounds arc occupied by Hooks
Of rcEulnrs. who take In every game.
and also take 10 every hall that sails
over the hlcacher fence, The New Yorl,
club ranks second 10 Chicago In the
number OF balls used In the season.
The Washington club uses fewer balls
than any club IN the League. An aver
ngo ~ three balls per game viii supply
the demand Ia the games ut National
park.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-21

Duriog the first years Of his career
ns an actor Colonel W. =. Cody had In
one Of his theatrical companies a
wosterncr named Bronco Bill There
were Indians In the troupe. and a GER
tain missionary had Joined the nggrcga.
ton 90 look after the morals OF the In
dians Thinking that nronco nlll would
bear a little looking after also. the good
man secured "a frut by his side nj the
dinner table and remarked pleasantly,
This iH Mr Bronco nlll, Is Il not?'
"Ynna."
where were you bOrn3'
"Near Kit Billiards min on Big ri.
rpon"
Religious parenta aupposog"
Vans"
what II your denomination"
My whntT'
your donomlnatl0nY'
"oh-ah-yaaa. Smith and wesson."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-21

tho European vaudeville starr are no
longer able 20 please New York
audiences,
Guetayo saivlni son u the famous
traEodlnn. Tommaso salyinl. and brother
" The late Alexander salvinl. who was
"a star ln this country for several years
h. 90 make tour % America shortly.
Il H. rumorcd that his father may app
pear with him la several of his produc.
tluna, though that point has noe yet
been definitely settled uustnvo " said
90 De- possessed Of marvellous ability
aud lH expected Co create Htlr In our
dramatic world. His father is said TO
feol that his mantle "a detained 10 fan
upon The shoulders of OuatHVu. and.
inaHmuch na the former was violently
opposed 0t first 20 his younger aon
adopting the stage aH o. profession. his
change of heart would seem 90 Indicate
that tho young man must be something
out of the ordinary. a any rate We
shall soon have the opportunity to
iudre fnr ourselves. as the tour IL ex-
pectod 10 heFin early In the new year.
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while the east for THE Purple Lady
was being engaged II became point
10 discuss the ages 81 tho various mem-
bcfa, az the exigcncica OF tho play de-
manded certain characters TO be played
hy artists of "a certain age,
This was easy enough with the men.
but the natural reluctance of the woe
men 90 disclose their years was clcyorly
and humorouHly illustrated In the ease
or certain young lady, one ofsihe pref
tlogt ln the bunch. who was under con-
aidcratlon Tor the part OF the young
wife NJ a A0-year-old professor, II COM
Dimes with the maturenos5 OF years the
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would use but one "Hohesplorre."
This statement was Ho manifoatly abb
surd that II lH remarkable that ID Fnin-
"a the slightest cfcdenco. 80 actor
Possessed ~ the least business prudence
would think N stalking cyorything on
one pluy entirely new 90 the country
which u IN hla purpose 90 tour
Az fact, Mr lrviug will naturally
not abandon "Robespicrrc' IN any city
of Importance ln which u upponrH 90
maintain iiH drawing power, but De win
not be sSipid enough 20 attempt 10 keep
n going n the people appear not 90
care for IT, Str. Irving o. an artist. and
u ~ said that artists ~ every sort are
poor business men, but that does NOT
hold good IN his ease. ile does not. ~
course. attend 90 the details OF bite
tour lie has nn excellent business stan.
but an arrangements uf Importance arc
submitted 60 Ne. irylng Cor nuui ap.
prevail.
"Robcrplorrc" IL said 90 be- one NJ
those plays which impress equally
critical persons in un entirely din,reHt
manner one critic win think % q
really great play. while another GOO
mor difficult tn please generally, VIII
rrghrd 10 na being unworthy the un.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-21

Distance runners have always
gardod the hour record 40 an lmp,i,.,- ~,
one. For years l.. Bennett ~ n.
known as "Deerfoot,' the senee. n
dian. held the record at II mile.
yards. lie set up these nsulsss,, u
Brompton. England. In 1863 In ~ 49,, y
q. George made nm attack on 4,
foot'a" mark and was well inall,
time up TO the seventh mile VIZ
storm OF rain made him lose p.
vantage. and he failed by Just y ~ ~,
In June. 1891. y. 10. Bacon amy. \,
famous English runner atiaea.l NJ,
hour record. and. with Harry Wu,,u
na paoemnkor. went the distance p" "
miles t,2ll yards. M,
Watkins was quite a factor 10
result and afterward declared hs ~
beat Bacons figures n given 70, y.
por'unity He made tho at'elP,, ',.
Gently at Rochdalo. England ana In,
Ned his prediction by covering - "a.
1856 yards IN 90 minutes. ne Al.' IN,
ed out the hest on record Tor t,n
by going the distance In blln, ION
LEO ETHEklNuiV'"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-21

before a bull seems to matoriallze In
the ease Of the latest Irish play In
London, named The Rebels" which "a
said To be ohoclS full OF Hibernlan patrl-
otlc sentiment
The Pride Of Jennlco" Is "a new play
10 be presented by James X. lInckett.
Besides England and America, "Cyr-
ono de 8rrgerac" 10 at present hciag
played In Brussels, Moscow. Vienna.
Madrid, Rio Janelro and Budapest IL
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New York.


Loo Harrison, who plays tho detective
ln the Rogers Brothers In Wall
Street" was bonatlng about an intelll-
gent dog he now owns.
"lic can do everything but read and
write" asserted Harrison.
"Wcll. your dog may be smart" said
Max Rogers, nut I never saw an AMI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-21

Mach. Mike Grimm and Mk, H..
Al OF these mcn have been ps,,,, I,
the major league for yonrl ~,
most OF them received The limit 4 =
or at any rate close 10 h rt'
men who stepped into their NJ. =
ms n rule. glad 10 rut anyWbs,. u
1880 10 $500 a year -
Among the struggles OF Al. q.
near the bottom Of the list N, -.
squirt made by Loulrylno M p.
vioua 60 the close N Al.
was most Interesting. ltisan,i /.
generally noted by the fans M, +.
Colonies were the best "on n, ~.
nine In the country. -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-21

Just before charlie Murphy biii
known as "Mllc a Minute MuiIl'
made his famous ride paced by d q
motive last summer l had eha' W
him. During the conversation ! az,
him whether. II he succeeded IN ,
porllous attempt 10 ride mile - 2.
than so seconds, he would enfAs. .
other contests. lie said that nol .
could tempt him 10 do 90, as DC ~
that his racing days were over o.,
Murphy made his attempt fu'ef. \
and whit II the resultl Al almmu /.
has been riding In contests anl N.
wants To have "a try against Edal' ~
Duiile In paced race. d,
Said a wen known whecllnah
Charlie when the latter spoke 10 30
regarding the proposed race; 49,.
Charlie. you'd better do ~ ~
done-usc turned up handle blil
look the other way when the aeui'l.
20 by Were not so young as We W
20 be. old man"
But will he7
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to the battle OF Lodi the young general
himself being one OF the important
characters.
Dewey ntocklngs-nll over American
eagles and embroidered with oiyinpia'a
flags and pennantH. ana In some casea
with olympia herself-aro the latest ox-
panhiorist fad, and that they have been
put on behind the footlights. OF course.
goes without saying,
one OF this bevy " young ladies
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" " uuNru himself ull
he got rid OF them" broke In Harrison
with malice.
"No,' said Max, che didn't do that.
lie Or no fool Hc went down to tho
river reached around and pulled a TUT
nf hnr Out Of hts tan and, with tho
bunch in hig mouth, turned and backed
slowly down into the water. A. every
body knows these Insects hato the wa
ter Josh backed down into ,he river.
and the Insects made quick tracks for
Try hair They uruWlcd up 10 Iosh'a
neck ANA then out on 10 hia nose. josh
watched them till they ull got on Go that
little tuft of hale he was holding by his
tcoth, and then Dc gently lot the tuft
drop Into the water aud, crawling back
On Go the shore. shook himself and
laughed while the Insects nontod away
singing a Life on the ocean Wave"
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HARRY WATKINS. CHAMPION DISTANCE RUNNER.

has been translated into eight Ian
guages.
A new sketch 10 be given In New
York 10 called 'Around New York In
Elghty Mlnuteu" II n burlesquc Of
fort TO prove that the city h really fast
H. n. sothern's new play by Loo
Ditrichstein iH entitled The Song of
the sword" The period represented In
the play Is the year 1893. during bona
parties irst Italiun campaign, previous
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youthful simplicity Of child. when
the appalling question was asked. she,
after slight hesitation, replied. u am
n years old. plus half my regular age
The management Ia sun ngurlng out
how ola Hhe L.. but she was engaged.
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The recent attempts N women b'ua'
rlderu IN several parts u the COUSIN
but more especially In the noIghhoii =
NJ New York. 20 ride several consff
tive centuries has been severely o'nf
ed In many directions and the caa'.l
Road club Of America criticised y
snnctloninv such attempts.
Tho result Of this dlasntl1iaa =
combined with other reasons. has car
cd a break In the ranks. and 90 ''i'
pendent organization known o. ui
American Century Whoclmon has 20
organized. II Is not likely hoa't.
that the new club will BE- q w
formidable rival u It's older and M
eastern progenitor.
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which Il a feature Of May lr~'n -.
ter Mary" Is Miss Madelon M,
Miss Temple. Tor that u hs, Ms
name. has just made her deD9'
season. She is Miss lrwlna NV
daughter Of Miss Flo irwin And.
A new romantic opera by np psrtst
lean composer, IN which jessie s-,-s.
Davis viii be seen later IN w sllysf
Is entitled. "slegfried' OF tns -
Cup"
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NAL that had tho
reasoning power
OF my dog josh
Ito ~ u real
wonder A week
ngu he was att
lacked by a
large aud onthu
slnFtic colony of
Insects
And 1 SUPP
pose be went 10
n drug store and
bought some iu-
scot powder and
.H......H H.H...HH HHHH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-21

College yells are heard On tyirv
nowadays. and for another Ain -
the long haired football PLAYER vm y.
the center of the stage in COLLEGE ~.
The preliminary training d an f..
by this time and most % tho e5t'i
u the larger teams arc putting Ia h.,
best ticks now TO round out NJ.
charges In anticipation % ths i-,
tant games that will from now q b,
eide the standing of the college,
II may have been noted 10 irsr-
the daily reports of the pfae..s y
the different universities tha, h
coaches have made much rf,at.f y
forts TO instii the rudimcnu q h
game into the heads OF the playsr IN,
has heretofore been the rule.
The reason Of this ls that ihsy A,,
found out that the only way 10 MI
good teams nj the colleges scar 10 NJ
year out ~ to train carefully not -
the men who will play ON the ,iua
elcvcns this season. but also lhos. IA
are likely TO bear the hrunt % II, Z.
counter during coming camplIgui
Yale started the season with vtry -
NAL prospects Tor a winning fdathr
/ team this fail. Do what ahe v01s 4.
couldn't win In any line last year X
both students and alumni were %
ms gloomy.
nut the old time Yale pluck f,Iafl
90 Thorn very shortly. and they ril
up the scattered ends and began =
work u molding "a champion tHl
from the raw material at hand
Nearly an last years men had nis
unted. and the Incoming crowd % Odd.
/ men did not promise any very iiHtI
l material Jim Rodgers was aTpsI
head coach, and Yale men knew na
whatever the results the beet u..i
have been done by him
Three years ago Yale was cdnfftsd
with Just such n prohlem-to conii'.i
practically new team. Butiefugr
was appointed head coach that laa
and out Of the players at hand b n
be- remembered he placed IN the ga
team that made the veteran ril1
from Old Nassau look like DE ~
verbal 30 cents.
They have n knack at the New llivi
college OF rocupcratlng In woht'ti
manner Just when everything l2u
hlnckcst. and certainly no such I'D
has ever rested on Ynlc'a fortress I
the athletic field as has doomed oyu y
during the past " months
In the preliminary games The Va
eleven has shown that the men are b.
learning the game and can play VI
together. and there are u good ri''
who viii not be- surprised u ~
emerge from the fray around Thafh
giving the football champions Of ia
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-21

william Fuwt, who wrote the music
Cor bnrbam Frlotchio." Julia Mar
loves new play by clyde Fitch. was
q drummer boy Ia stouowall Jaekson's
brigade.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-21

II IL always the plan OF the magnatea
10 parade themselves rs doing all In
their power 10 stop rowdylHm. solve the
umpire question ana make other
changes for the benefit NJ the sport
In reality however. many Of them
spend most M their time trying 10 re-
ducc expenses along the line. only a
fow OF the real ntara who receive big
salaries are kept ON the list on each
team, while the bulk Of the players
each receive several hundred dollars
less than the limit,
This recalls the fact that a host OF
veterans have passed away during the
year. among whom may be- mentioned
Amos Ruaie, Bug Holiday. Jimmy
McAicor Fred Klobednnz, Frank
Dwyer. Billy Hart Jake Stencil. Billy
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The meiodrnmatlc ASPECT of the piay
n supplied by the effort af England 20
obtain possession ~ Long Island
through a trick Her cmlumrv b. SIR
Reginald Fnruuhnr. who b.. az course.
also one or the young lovers or the
play. Stuyvcsnnt. na Mesarn Matthews
and Howard see him. was a crusty old
Fellow with a penfhnnt Tor marrying
on every eligible couple within the col-
ony, although he seems o. have doapia.
I'd women aa rule. Like nil match
makers. az least stage matchmaker.
he selects the wrong man for tho wrong
woman every time Such "a role. writ
ten 60 Tho rnd. without any attempt TO
faithfully portray d historical charnc.
ter. would no Crane like glove. but IN
Peter ktuyveHant we have @ moddle-
Foine Old huaybody who pops from HE
rather farcical attitude into one OF
melodrama nj brief intervals.
Mr.. Crane ~ always good actor ex-
cept when be tries 90 play Faiatan. aud
hia work IN tho title role of Peter stuy-
vrtani' would have done credit 10 any
member % HE company. nut we ok
poet MI Crane 10 be- more than merely
good he must be- very fine 20 satisfy
US That he can be- and h. when he
has a role within bic powers, but In his
present Offering ho ~ rather out " his
element and therefore. Il must be- adj
mlttod u also unHntiHfyinr
II II Idle 20 predict that the ordinary
work Will fan. but II Peter stuyvo-
SAINT should not, It D. nt least certain
that Il IL not destined 90 be- n second
Henrietta or Senator" Of the come
pany u may be- said that there was no
remarkable acting done, but most u
what was really good was contributed
by the female members of the east
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-21

II Mr. Frank Mckee. the manager Of
otis Harlan. who H. tho star of the
comedy Ia three acts hy George n.
Sims entitled "My Innocent Boy"
which ~ making BID Tor existence at
the onrick thonier. iu WISE no will Inn
mcdlatoly take the piece on tho stage.
Then o might not Dr. had idea 10 tear
up the manuscript and burn the SCRAPS
That n about tho only treatment that
VIII eject complete cure for "My In
noccut hoy" which D. about nH lnco-
hcrent q mess OF rubbish ns has been
seen ON the New York stage at a frst
class thcntcr for many day The
story might have been written by romr
cnlluw youth 81 Is who had lmblhod his
knowledge ~ dramatic construction
from deaultory pcrusais of the yellow
covered 'plnybooka," which. az is cents
n copy, are said 90 have an enormous
annual sale throughout the country.
Mr.. otis Harlan, being star now.
Il IL but fair that ne should Dr. rnured
by the stellar standard. To say that he
falls FAR below is no congregation. Inr-
Ian Il excessively funny at tlmts-at
short tlmes-hut no goes beyond his
depth when he attempts 90 create the
bulk Of the fun On nn evenings outHr-
inlnmont lilH voice quaint and pee
ouiinr at the beginning. pals upon tho
ear after u few moments. and loo time
gets 20 b. positively unpleasant in 600
dangerous approach 60 whine.
The best Performance On My Inna-
cent Boy WIS uuqucftIonahly c1ntrIb-
uted by Frank Donnc, who. ns Frliv
Jellicoe, an artist. MANAGED DO lufuaa
some lifo into tho piece while he was
on the stage. The rest NJ tho company
struggled nobly with their roles. but
u was nm unequal contest au the way
through,
II Is wonderful how much mialn.
formation Is disseminated about the
atrlcal people. Henry Irving o. certainly
one of the most prominent actors In
the world ana, un &c Is not necessary
20 guess about hia plans. % Is lucumprc-
henaible that 90 many conflicting state
mrnH are published concerning his
tour OF this country The route was. of
course fully arranged long ago ana a
tunlciently explicit announcement Of
me- repertory was made To onnhlo any
dramatic Witcr of ordinary Intelligence
10 steer clear OF the fairy tales which
30 many OF them have been printing
one paragraph which has been going
the rounds ia TO the erect that Mr.
Irving during his American tour.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-21

mHE coming Joffrica-shafkey battle
Is giving the sports lots to talk
about Icnrlcs. MS the champion. Is
naturally the favoritc. though there are
a great many ahfowd followers Of the
ring who are putting their money on
the cx.sallor with a good deal Of conf
dence.
Those who believe that Jonrlcs will
be the winner Of the forthcoming en-
counter pin their faith to him because
he defeated Fitzsimmons In such mas
forty style and because Fitz really won
from ahnrkcy IN their 20 at san Fran
cisco In December 1897, although the
latter was given the decision on an
alleged foul
Now, this method Of reasoning has
proved false on many occasions. and
may Do 20 In the present one. Those
who think sharkey the better man as
rrft In support ~ their belief the fact
that when Sharkcy went up against
Fitzsimmuna two years ago he had had
little experience against nrat class men
and was generally acknowledged 20 he
u fighter Inclined TO foul his opponent.
Since then he has done great deal of
fighting aud has had far more ex-
pcrlcncc In the ring than Jc1rica. He
has also In subsequent battles Ia New
York amply proved that he has over
come his habit Of foulIng and is now az
fnlr n fighter "a H. In the ring. Another
point that bis admirers rggard as being
In hln favor IL that he has been for
many months In the hands " Tom
O'Rourkc. than whom no shrowdcr
handler or trainer OF pugiiists u now
living. Impartial critics declare that 4,
ls worth good deal Tor man 10 have
ONnufke In his corner as adviser dur
lng mill.
Jcnrlca. however, has been trained IN
nearly all he knows Of the game ~
Tommy Ryan. who n universally nc-
| knowlcdrcd 10 be the clevcroat llving
/ boxer. Al In an. Il promises Co be- a
very interesting encounter, Tor both tho
principals are said 10 BE- In the finest
/ possible condition.
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