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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-11-07
TO TOW CANAL BOATS.
An Automobile Is Being Built For
That Purpose.

New York. Nov. IA special to the
Tribune from New Haven, Conn, says:
The Columbia Automobile company
of Hartford, has just begun work on
an automobile which is designed to take
the place of the present motive power
on the Erie canal and which is to be
used to tow the canal boats. The au-
tomobile will be the largest and
strongest ever made and will cost about
SO, 600. If the experiment is a success
other automobiles viii follow. The idea
is credited to a New York syndicate,
who have offered to supply the automo-
biIes to the canal company The ma
chimes will be worked by gasoline and
will have a tremendous horsepower,
sufficient to tow several canal boats
The Columbia Automobile company
now controls all of the old Pope Manu-
featuring company automobile bust
ness.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-11-07
SENT TO PRISON.
End of the Mining Troubles in
Idaho

Moscow, Idaho, Nov. THE culminat-
ing scene in the long drawn out labor
troubles in the Coeur- D AIene mining reg
ion was enacted in the federal court here
this afternoon when the ten men found
guilty Of interfering with the United
States mails near Gardner during the
riots of April %. were sentenced by Judge
Beatty to each serve twenty-five months
in the United States prison at San Quen-
tin, Cal. and pay a fine of $1,000, with the
exception of Dennis O'ROurke, who on
account of his youthS ge5s5o OF with twenty
Motions in arrest and suspension of
Judge Beatty. The prisoners will start
Tor San Quentin as soon as the term of
court ends
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-11-07
M 'KINLEY EN- ROUTE.
Passes Pittsburg on His Way
Home to Vote.

Pittsburg, Pa, Nov. 7.-President
Mckinley passed through Pittsburg
this morning on his way home to vote.
The train was delayed by the heavy
fog. It arrived here at 8:15 a. m. and
left at 8:45 a. m. for Canton. The pres
ident could not be seen, but Secretary
Cortelyou said he felt quite certain that
Nash would have a good majority in
Ohio. Mrs. Mckinley, who accompanied
the president, experienced no i'll effects
from the journey and was feeling quite
well
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-11-07
ASTOR is RUDE.
VIM. Waldorf Calls a Brother Editor
a Liar.

London, Nov. THE Pail Mall Ca
zette, owned by VIM. Waldorf AstOr.
prominently prints the following today:
THE paragraph published by the
Economist to the effect that the ad-
vance in sterling exchange rates is due
to the sale by Mr.. Astor of large hold
ings of American shares including s.
600 600 of Chicago & Northwestern is
a deliberate lie, printed for stock brok-
ing purposes in New York and was
there contradicted some days ago"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-11-07
FIGHTING STOPPED.
Ladysmith Has Been Quiet Since
Friday

London, Nov. An official dispatch
from Ladysmith dated Monday, Novem-
Der g. says:
There has been a cessation of hos
tilities since Friday. Only one Kaffir
was killed by the Boer bombardment.
The total British loss was eight killed,
including Captain Knapp and Lieuten-
ant Brabant, and twenty wounded in
Thursdays and Fridays enga gements.
The town is well provisioned and is be-
Heved to be entirely safe"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-11-07
FINDS $4,000.
A Hunters Lucky Discovery In
the Mississippi Swamps.

Jackson, Miss, Nov. Hunter john
son, a white citizen of Jackson, while
hunting in Pearl river swamp, east Of
the city several days ago, discovered
a box containing nearly 1900. The
money was encased in an iron case and
is in gold pieces, nearly all of the $40
denomination It is thought the money
is a war treasure. All of the coins bear
date prior to 1850.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-11-07
Cars For France and Portugal

Philadelphia, Nov THE J. B. Brill
Car company of this city is now en-
gagged in building a large number Of
double deck trolley cars foc the Cen
eraI Traction Co. of Paris which viii
operate street tramWays during the ex-
position in 1900.
In addition to the French contract,
the company has one for $50 trolley cars
for Lisbon, Portugal.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-11-07
Terminal at Sioux Citv.

Chicago, Nov. IL A. Monroe general
freight traffic manager of the Union Pa
cific road. announced today that 1t was
the intention of his road to make Sioux
CITY a terminal to the north. such as
Kansas City is to the south of Omaha He
added that the office force in Sioux City
would be housed in more cOmmOdi0uS
quarters in the near future
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-11-07
Sloan Wins a Race.

london. Nov. AT the second day
at the Lincoln autumn meeting. the
Rlanev Nursery stakes were won by
T,ucania- ridden by Sloan. The betting
was IS to 40 against Lucania.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-11-07
To stop aTipnine.n y

Chicago. Nov. THE Record viii say
that George H Daniels. general passen-
ger agent of the New York Central rail-
way is at the head of a movement to
abolish the practice Of tipping on dining
and sleeping cars. The movement already
has found hearty approval and backing
lines.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-11-07
AFTER FORTY-TWO YEARS.
Chief of the Chicago Fire Department
VIII Retire December 8

Chicago, Nov. 7.-Denis J. Swenie, who
has been chief of the Chicago fire depart
ment since 1851 has handed in his resig-
nation to Mayor Harrison to take effect
December 3, the fiftieth anniversary OF
joining the department.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-11-07
Weather Indications.

Chicago. Nov. For Kansas: Fair
tonight and Wednesday, variable
winds.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-11-07

CONTINUED on Seventh Page.l
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-12-22
{ gCaat t1oaa l Notice.

ALI PRISONS are herby warued asaipst <A buyint, leasfne, or In any way seeking tosobtain any right, title, interest or control' NotAny cvrtaln.SH Hinink claims in the Hpaehu- located HY Tfppett and k V Duntons Said atesGnpt0 tpcations are aallDd ,StSnm- aEit5 il Mo eky rsspectdS 4pd st, upder tho iocations long and well known as tSs OUTLoOK and OU!LOoK EXTENSION, slvuAoad dor che summit. of the mftidle peak and Maple Canyons, which claims. were not opan for loca ation at the dsteOf said 'attempt-' a AppropriatloR bysssid JI H.suppett and
 sisftRSrfnofS. 'alIs ss4fh, dsas .on, said ground of the OUTLOOK and 0UYLOOK EXIENSlilN vkys snit partleE. aforesaid is Noroby claimed and the samo will bs for tho bsnefit of sRids OUTLOOK ntsd OUTLOOK EXTENSION mining claims, the prop rty of tte etinderslEneds .oo e.J. W.SiuAEA6.Cl Co.,.
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-12-22

y The sn,ou4t cf capital stock authortsed by said corp0rstion b and ShAM be four million dollars le4 ,000 00O), to be divided into. four million H, 900, ,tJ0l shares of the par value Of orc dollSr tDl 3nf plr .aAAEDsnna thAN tiNa whHh and eo1Aition1 upon which it 10 t0 be paid arusas fo tlowss All akoek iaeued muot be ar,cs, and shail thbrvafyer bo nonL&ssoe e1able for any nnrnoaa NhafnYaH. .-.N
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ANTTcLn VI,

The tirps of the comtsisncel q thas eorySorasion skall he the date of, thp Alan& gf, thess srticles of incpr aticn for racora in' the ofic6 bt tho C6unty Rec6rtibr of CoeAtse. tion thereof Skall be tWehty five t1S) ysarD 1heroaftev. .,lnloes the SamN ho repbyed par 60ans to tks lews; of Arizona beforO the tsts
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-12-22
Played Out.

AM. ae-.uache, palaa ip Iari9Gsa p&rts va ihs bolgr mEaR fhr laa9' Fri -.nqaca, toss'pf agpe ,G, feYsc,~ ~uteT,. .p aE ies.ot adIvs8re ailposiivr "r,deios', < m2are blood, Ho mattFr .l,w t ue.
 come 30 lG pllsi hs. ,ur9ed ( prfL to ohtaH gvIt heDl.2, "Asker sN Elani0 n4'vAli nasnever. Isliea ,oscuIe ssrIo.. ulous sOs.ssphili.le poirons st apy otfist Blood diseases. Itiscertain!y wonder
 Rlyessdse spd ,ssss Syll : sskryy bottle on
 . positive guaradtee: Sold by, fS. \ Willlajpa4 l,snSfs.s ,sss.s,-..,..,.. : ', :. .ss
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-12-22

d,bss of an evening spent around welshteu !saa'
 ng table arc not half undeood An Illustrated masazns ovt its wealth of illustrations its stories ot aoyenas ans
 oye its descriptions of travel carry you to the lemosa ends cS the earth, and its instructive articles r0r young M reOsite, for your own and tho satefanmeas aad proper education of your children n M ... a,, secure the best and most interesting e he sea a. =.
 heowet possible pr has been 'Ae a ..1 th journal, That have succeeded we leave our Ieao1 e 5as sscfat Contract recently entered into with The s. 1 e-rsa become better known il ths 0egNtooo @ a esabied as c you suosstip = Na , ~ is s,n s~ts+ uayaznss ugetsy VHa years SHoSeTpoot wy 'S
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-12-22

Lost-A small gold brooch, with dia- !. nsn6 e1atgS ApAts between the Sesi-I
 ds6cS Of hswis Williams and tAat ci
 Charles Clayson. Finder will be lib- .srslly rewasdd - ystuipihs, ,ssms tp|
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-12-22

X Stats of, f,Calitoruia. lt Sea county of Lon Angeles.l
 PBSf0re mo, harney SturdevaiN. Q Notary Subtle in and for.the county of Los Angeles. atase iof california, oI lthis day, lersonally cppeared Daniel Innes H. Jeyne, George L. JOis, Q. c. Allen. K Gilman, T. |. Lonergan. J. F. Boynton, F. [. Weaver and A. s. Rob- bins, personally knownto me to b the per sons whose names gre subscribed to the fore kdtng instrument, and acknowledged to me thht they Sxeo9tesi Y. the same for The purpose < Given under my hand and seal of office this 23d day of October. i889 TT T
 (Seal.) HARNEY STUKDkvANT, Notary Public In and for the county of Los
 Angeles. State of california. , Nv commission expires on tho Ed day of ApEl, l@t
 tnternnt 2cyc4g. stamp. io .oats, eaucejaa
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The Arizona daily orb., 1899-12-22

InS oa0lHn 0s *M h ss,sr = ,tii,os, million i060tUOl shares of the par value oz Ss ssS ao anS upon H5os is sst is lq paid ArUsas eotIowss All dkoek iseued muot be fu'iy paid for in cesh q property upoa iss9- 9nce, and shall thervatter bo noehAnsoeAApie for any pnrposa whatever. -, ,,s.,, ss.s, 1, .s5 AATIcLA VI.
 The ti1ps ot the commencensnt cf ths: leorYiorasion skall b. the date of the Alin qf E: sS:': cs Ss sHa, ssn sE...ss 4.teis :s 5 thsrsaftsy. .lnssss tho sans lbe repeyed par. sslan. e tks lswsi oi Arisons bsfore ths sstS asl s.ts .ta4 Alefcn1 Yff.s <, < Ihs attsirs Of shis ectporsttosn1 s. sEe .Ee e hs $ 6x EIfr1 oe ?: sJoS @ s:ga 2: these articlSs of iucorpo e:ion the etSeh i2l1: hold ,ofioe till tho Asst Asaday in 4ctoBe5, lso6, or S!ntif heir S6tessso ars sissted aAA eisssRSs: sseS :ssooKhold.r os fhi.f coSpsssstSh, |. sOn: U e1 s S STE sksil ths riEht to vote in pessen Gs h pfeax th1f 'the booka ioS tkss cSmpany. sseh sSsre Of stock heing entitled to ono vote.
 The Ohicers of the said corPorAStoA sAai. Saisssoss sf ssi ssid SSipSsssiSas F sSr such S1bordinats o6lSssS aud aSslss1nss q
 Ail stfcers shaii by elected byshs board of dlrectOrs Aftsf thd annnal el0ction fOf SaiA direetors. and shall hold ofncs at the will and bieasure of said directots .ss.,.. .. .a he filed as may be provided tn the bylaws <. E. ARxIcLB viii. -.aS@,
 yhe highcst amount. of indebtedness or H. ability for which the cc~poratiSn ts>aa auv time to subject itself is thG sam of one kur, dred rhousand doOOrA l$IJy,0osl,
 AE1rChR IT, .'--.
 Int A.yate. property 0f the StoeRhntd8rr of this corporation shall be sNSnpt from sli Gorpolatf, iebts, and th0 StG0EhuldsrE Of this ccrpOratiUn are hereby TS Ssauptsd from ell N%tility for Nsiy 'hsbEoE aaid s,sriarstEoe-
 .'., .. Ah4tGLs X. .... corporntion shall have an of facs for the transact.on oI Ats busins.. .. sGs St4lr x California, at the city of Los Antsles thero. In, and said board of direotors may meet and trs1ssct tiss 91sSsnes. 01 'a1d 2Is z tioIs n1 be held thereat 7sssss \ s.t n. ai(s sifsNog AAxfcrz xA a.r .3ess -t'', z Section I. The board of. directors sAailj have the power to make, adopt. ana enon4 by;iaws for the gOvernmsus of ths afaiscs 'S Sssti6i q 8 xhs board af direetqrs shall have the, power to borrow mos1y, exe1OAe corpornte notes or bsnds of Sha corp0ratico, and to secure the payment of the pAune be mortgage on property of the corPOraAipn, pr In any other manner dPsignated by paid by-lAws. Sa.s-- Sas-N S Ff7s I8HSl ss} tzsi,J,i A1TIcI.s xIEy rs ..,.s;.s..5i E The corporate stock of this corporAsi0n shah be forever nonGassessAble,a ( end each certifcate thereof shall state upon tts fsoe the number of shares rapresentsd sho1SRy. and that the sane Is forever nop-esesss!bis. : ARrIcLp XIII.
 rheso articles of incorpratioA' nay fhe Amended at any annual meeting of the stock hUidsrs, or at any speeiet tA00siME Of eno called for that pyrpooo. by majority vote of the stock of the UoFpofe. ton then tssued infAyor of such Ap1enament.
 In witness whereof VIC hAve hereuntQ ees oMr hands end sesis ,tb!s aIst'day of Octopsr.
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-12-22

 Articles of Incorporation
Ths Rishee west copper ssInins
 s seT COmpanYs sIs

The Rlbhee west copIer saIninG
 ffs cofnpara4e a3s
 Knovs n men y shsss prssensl tAas VI. Daniel 1qneA H. JRvpe, Gedrge L. CQAaC. c. ton aws wssy:s End 4. siHsoi siis oi the county of Los Angeles, State of Califor- mia, hereby associate ourselves togsthor ior Ss Ga :f ESsps % A the Revised 6tatutee of the Territory of Api- sona. aud do hereby adopt the following IT. tle1ts of incorporation; sREe sFExL N# .S AKTICLn .. .sss t
 The name of this corporation shallho 'sTho BiGbes West Copper Mining CompafS."
 ARTIcLI IT.
 The names of the incorporators of this corpor attpn are DAhiei !3,nes,s II. Jeyn4. Geo. Robbins, all of Los Angeles county, Califor.
 ARrEcLl III.
 The principal place of business of this cor. poration shaa m hs ia 1 tss M Mcity of Bisbess in the ! ARTIcLn'fy. e,if sss.s
 Tho general nature of 4hs businSss pro posed to be trahsacted bysthis c1rporetion is and shan be the buying, telling, leading, own Ing, holdings posscsstng aud operating of sonal propsrty, the constrnction aud opera- ton of mills and smelters for the mflling, smeltipg, Hapnine tld ra1uetion of ores Npd mineral, and the pdrchase Gpn sale and the lninsralS; to acquire, own hold, ssH end dsal in personat proF,e~t~ aNd y~e~~hsy,d'-~ .cd generally to own, hold, acquire and. deal H. any pI .perts aEd tO do Hr tt sns1es anything uveSssHr'y t1 1siS EssE hl and er~rF nu ord ttaRsGct .euaraI NttHEu&. milling, SEnElttnR nd mUrt l. idise Euziussaiis TOD neSf ou -si s4, suCh minirg nDd mjl'.uE hustness, aud co hold, scQG | G. OSu and g8ii aDr pre- nsrN rua d0 aug acs gg thing necgEsrrg for. .J-a carry luE ont and rgAEinR la AHy af assd f@Tsgo- ing .tbNA ot pUpifssgg
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-12-22
;. 1o,h ToggthpIiao le2Etet0lv& .50

E h ih way vsu secure yeGr home papsr md an Mss1a
 a nrics t.t IS ers fourth of what some ot ns
 sell For Is: year, ISs i.;s. ssd Sy srv neriodca day weekly "A monthly in the world ws Ins Qosopaap which Julian to India t. iet ns MCr know korfeIs o famine and psgue W. lne LCsnS UDvS which nov has oyer on its Tos l.. V Y. d izesfor be pians for public baths, and best aranEs. ssnt of sewer and pipe systems @ was n. G.e..sng the defects of sxstng educational I Gosmopotsnw who;e eaarr dvays IT. ssaa tn aavsn M
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-12-22
NOTICE.

I. .whon4t [ ycoissrn. ssAtkrsnsas hravin | prns.lva.,As bs. .nds6 6tedb ns are kihily reduestsd to' Ind ssttlelkt apass assnsai Asysaly posed of our business. ,BIsBEs DRUe gSa ORE, .,.-.
 J..s. wiIfiamss& s& Co. fropr's. nGbse, ,Oct.o,
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-12-22

yier0ry A0uIS,' { :sH A. M. tO iz:nO M. SWl IT., ". to a'J f.M' a.eo P. E. ,o a:So r. M. A{sf Ax HILL.
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-12-22

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The Arizona daily orb., 1899-12-22

lb lbts cOrporhtl9A bnhlk nave si Sl1 hcssiSA hLS transaction or Its Dusins.. q. sGe StaIw -e ECalifornie, et the city ot Los An9oles thero; tranSAct the business Of snld eunpoEA1ion At
 said city. and the apnual pestipg and Alse-
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-12-22
pRoEEssIoNAL cARps.

JANEs as RORINgQSs, ATTORNEY J at Law \ Goinbys8ne, kEiaona. Will practlc
 Supreme Court of the United States.
 Offioo Corner 'th and A len street~ "
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-12-22
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Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-10

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Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-10

There will be an entire change OF bill at
the Creighton-Orpheum matinee today, which
Is the beginning Of the second week OF the
fall and winter season. The renowned char
acter actor, Mr.. Henry Lee, heads the list
Of attractions. He will be seen In his
famous impersonations of eminent men. In
these representations he makes a complete
change from head to foot for each char
acter represented. His work is said to be
exceedingly clever and entities him to the
rank of premier in the initiative art.
What is announced as another very strong
card is Idalene Cotton and Nick Long in a
bright and witty sketch called Managerial
Troubles" Miss Cotton made quite a repu-
tation as the French maid in Miss Francis
OF Yale some two years ago. Her clever
work in that part attracted a great deal OF
attention, but from what critics have said
Of her since she went into vaudeville the
role Of the French maid did not give any
idea Of the extent Of her talents. The i'm
presentations she gives Of various we'll known
persons and types OF character are said to be
all true to nature and very interesting. Miss
Cotton will appear as Zaza in the fourth act
q Mrs. Leslie Carter's great New York sue
cess, by permission OF the author, David
Belasco In this act she will give a faithful
portrayal OF Mrs. Carter In the imprisoned
scene where Zaza tells her lover that she
has told his wife everything concerning their
relations. The European celebrities, Les
Browns, the only malc and female monopede
equilibrirts, now making their first American
tour, will show what two one-legged persons
can do in the way of novel entertainment.
The character singing comedienne, Elizabeth
Murray, she OF the excruciatingly funny
coon" walk, comes direct from the Empire
theater, London. Dave Meier, champion
athlete, will give an exhibition illustrating
the art Of punching the bag, a very import
ant branch OF physical culture. Alden and
Hill, comedians, will give their popular rag
time pastimes, and Tina, the child wonder,
will appear in songs and dances.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-10
PLAYS md Players.

E. S. Willard is at A~ix-les-Bains. His
health, 1t Is said, is almost restored.
Annie Russell's new play is by Jerome
K. Jerome. 1t is a comedy called Miss
Hobbs"
Tim Murphy has forsaken the legitimate
and is now playing the vaudeville houses
Of Chicago.
1t is reported that Clay Clement has de-
cided to play an Australian engagement in
the near future.
"The Weather Hen a recent English
comedy, has been secured for production
by William Brady.
I'm Old Kentucky" now in Its seventh
year, has paid its author, c.. T. Darcy, over
$50, 900 in royalties.
De Wolf Hopper is going to produce a
new operetta in February. 1900. 1t is en-
titled General Gamma"
Report has 1t that De Wolf Hopper is mar
ried again, his bride, No. 3, being Nella Ber-
gen, the prima donna of his company.
Stuart Robson will give the initial per-
formance Of his new play. THE Gadfy,'
in Providence. R. l., tomorrow evening.
Richard Mansfield will open his season in
New York with "Cyrano de Bergerac." HI
has a new play, which he is keeping secret
at present.
Three negro women entered suit last week
against a Chicago theater to recover 81. 500
for alleged refusal to allow them to occupy
duly purchased seats.
Lily Grundy, daughter Of Sydney Grundy,
made her first appearance In The Degene-
rates" which her father wrote for Mrs.
Langtry's return to the stage.
Fannie Rice's new play, The Kings
Player" or "a Page from the Life of Nell
Gwyn,' Is from the pen of Montgomery Phis-
ter, the well known dramatic editor.
Shenandoah" this season has twelve ar
tillerymen who served with Skaters army
at Santiago, and they give an artillery drill
with a couple OF big guns In the play.
1t is reported that Pauline Hall will sing
/ next year in "Erminie,'' with as many OF
the original American performers as it is
possible to engage. Della Fox may be the
Javotte.
The Greek Slave" a comic opera that
has been running until recently at Days
theater, in London, with Marie Tempest In
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-10

term tomorrow. The most recent addition
to the faculty Is Herbert Butler, the violin
list. Mr.. Butler will be remembered by
Omahans as having been at one time the
leader Of Boyd's theater orchestra and very
prominent in local musical circles.
E. II. Sothern announces that he will
play Hamlet in New York In the spring.
Julia Arthur also promises to try a produc-
tion Of Hamlet. She says that Sir Henry
Irving once suggested she should try the
role. Hamlet Will doubtless be as much
in vogue in the east this year as Romeo
and Juliet was last.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-10

the principal part, may be seen with that star
In America this season.
Clssie LOTUS, whose remarriage in De-
ember Is announced at Chicago. is to ap-
pear in New York in The whirligis. d"
Would not Divorce" or Diyorcons." be an
even more suggestive medium?
George II. Broadhurst has cabied, from
London that his play, The Last Chapter. i"
was successfully produced at the Strand
theater. He has improved upon 1t consid-
erably since its production and failure in
America.
The Chicago conservatory opens its fall
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-10
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1899.

Abbott for this same part and has sung 1t
In her place on many occasions when Miss
Abbott was too III or too much fatigued to
go on the stage. Therefore. Miss Mortimer
may be expected to give a f~aultless interpre-
tatlon OF the role. The Bohemian Girl"
was one OF Miss Abbott's ~favorite operas
and she was seen in II at the old Boyd
theater just fourteen years ago. The opera
is likewise one OF Miss Mortimer's favor
ties.