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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-28

OF any such corporation az TO be mis-
leading. The Secretary Of state may
rcfusc 10 issue certificate 81 iurur-
poration to any association violating
the provisions Of this act"
Communications were received from
the Senate stating that Il had passed
the following bills
~. -. No I by shepard AN act to
amend section 5111 ~ the Revised
Statutes ~ rtnh. relating 10 exccu-
TONS" < y. No. ~ By Ridcoui. AN
act authorizing common CARRIERS Co feli
unclaimed ffcight." ". ". No. i2 By
McQuarrie. AN act 90 amend section
$3.50. chapter 20, title ~ N the Revised
STATURE. relating w sales. mortgages
and icisea,i 70 u No. ~ hy Mrs. cam
non. AN act providing Tor the suppress
sion ~ nuisance ana contagious dis
cases, prescribing quarantine rules and
regulations therefor and relating Go
burial permits aud health OF lch01is.'
substitute Tor ~. H. NJ. 3i hy shepard.
An act making no appropriation fur
salaries due from ihU state 10 assoc
surf, attorneys AMI Treasures. etc.,
\ communication was fecrlvel from
The Senate stating that DO refused Go
concur upon substitute Tor \ ~ 30. @
and had appointed Senators Evans.
ilidcuut ana Alder 20 fcrve on confer
ence committee and asking that like
committee be- appointed by the House.
\ communication was received from
the Senate stating that 10 had signed
In orfn session :. j. 10. No. 3 hy Whit
ney. also 3 y. No ~ by Howell. "Au-
thurlzinr the state board u loan com.
mlsalpnefs - make temporary loans
Tor tho state. etc
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MESSAGE FROM MANILA.
u. l.. Davis Gets some Manila Hemp
The German Attitude.

d. l. Davis l'sl. Of this city received
a letter today from his son. who Is one
u the Utah artillery boys al Manila.
lie also received two line samples OF
Manila hemp, one Of these being eight
feet In length ana OF nne quality These
samples came wrapped IN newspaper
and marked Samples Of Manila hemp"
Thoy are an interesting souvenir from
Uncle SANS new possessiOna.
In tho letter 10 the Captain Il a re-
mark that is quite significant In View
of tho rumors from Washington that
Admiral Dewey had had trouble with
the Germans at Manila. This remark
u that In Manila the German mer-
chants openly sympathized with the
insurgents This fact. aud the arrival
OF lafHe German cruiser at Manila
"A couple 81 days ago. may form The
beslA In part Tor the reports OF trouble
With the reutons.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-28
FLAG RAISED OVER GUAM.
steamer Gaelic Arrives In san Fran
cisco with sdvic.s from the
orient aud Honolulu.

san Francisco. Fob. gs.--The steamer
Gaelic. from Honskong and Yokohama.
Via Honolulu. arrived today. The As
toclntcd Prcss representative at Homo
lulu sends the following news. dated
Fob. p;
Commander Taussig. Of the Bennlng-
ton. L. the first American governor q
Guam.
The American nag went up over the
new possessions at 1880 a. tn. February
ist. II was RAISED over Fort Santa
cruz. ln the harbor " San Louis n
Apra. the main harbor Of Guam. and
silutod BY tho guns Of the Bsnning-
ton simultaneously 10 was raised over
the government buildings Ut Agana.
I'VE miles distant. and was saluted BY
a battalion from the Bennington aud
a company of native militia with a
held battery.
The paymnster ~ the Remington u
The United states collector OF revenues
for Guam. Everything " quiet and orr
derry. The American iiag was also
raised over wake Island by Command
er Taussg
The United states collier Bruius.
Captain Gotham. arrived at Guam from
Miniiu. January ist. and sailed from
there 40 o y. m. February ist. having
coalr1 the bennington and participl-
ting ~ the naE.raising ceremonies.
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san franeircn. Feb. gs-Mrs. Cor.
dTlin hptkin, convicted of murder aud
Frntonccd a. NE imprisonment. has not
Vol gone 10 TIM penitcntlary The
chronicle says Pending the com.
attorney, George ~ iNnight her case
n covered by different STAYS. AZ nrst
twenty days We're granted. last week
ten days were added 10 that aud Judge
Cook win continue a. extend the time
unill after the appeal N perfected
when. following all precedents. he viii
grant q writ 81 probable cause which
viii make the conyited womnn's tenure
secure until the supreme and probably
the United states courts viii have had
their last say"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-28
ICu rOND INsrrcrInN.

Mr.. J. w IRE. the health officer who
IN. Inspected an the Ice ponds fut.
nlAhinE Ice IN Salt Lake city says.
That those at Pleasant Valley Iunr-
ton, nllrd by u magnificent spring
from the everlasting rocks into the
luke beneath, N the most Ideal one in
the state therefore the Ice furnished
by tho Mountain leo company IL tho
purest product that enters the market
81 the capital city. Those who value
theit health should use no other.
whether eaten or used IN a tefrlgerator
IN which food II kept. Tor there w none
Just an good" aa i. V. Ice. White
wagons
Tei ls MOUNTAIN ICE co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-28
TODAY's JOINT SESSION.
Several are Absent and Pairedi Otherwise no
Change,
Legislator. WIN visit the University
Celebration Tonight. tommenc'
lug at = y. m.

Tho Senate and Iiouse Of Rcpresen'
tatives met at y o'clock m. IN Joint scs.
sion. President Ncbeker presiding.
The roll Of both houses was called
and quorum Of each found present
Prayer by the chaplain Of the Senate.
Tho journal Of the Joint session OF
the 10th day was read and approved.
a communication from President
klnrsbury to Mrs. Horne. urglng the
members of the Legislature to attend
the University celebration tonight was
read by order Of the President
Representative Caliiater stated that
Representative Hansen had been called
10 Toeeic by the serious Illness ~ his
mother aud he was. therefore. paired
IN the voting with Representative Han
sen.
Representative woich made an
nouncemcnt that Representative o.
Neil had been called home by slrknefs.
and that he was paired with Mr.. - Nell
The ballotinR was then held with the
following result
ONE HUNDRED AND THtRTlETH
BALLOT
The iSoih ballo, was taken. resulting
Cannon !. King 6. McCunc "a
usbeker ~ Sutherland III liidcuut 2
For Cannon Senators kiescl and
snurtiiffi Representatives nramwell.
Harris y. j.. lvefu. johnson. Smith
and i'ayior-s.
For King Senator Ridcout; Repre-
sentntiver Fisher. Greenwood. Larsen,
stewart. Wheelor--6.
For McCunc-Senntor Cannon.
Chambers Evans. smoot. Tanner,
Thomas. whitney. Wright. Representa-.
tiycs Bcnnlon. nywater. clyde. cum-
minvH. faff. Fullmer. Horne. Lloyd.
Mansfield McQuarrle. Parry, iiedd.
Robertson. Shepard and Mr.. Speaker
20.
For Nebcker- Senators Bcnnlon.
Sebeker. peery. Representative Belts,
Cook. Jackson. f.hpirh. Laws
For Sutherland Senators Aider and
Howell. Representatives Christensen.
Crosby. Harris. q. H.. Miller. Murdoch.
f,icharda. Robinson. sorcnnon. Holm
Fren-ii.
For Rideout-Mr. President and Rep
rercntativc Fofman-g
Absent Senator Wright and Repre-
sentntiven Hansen ana Omen.
On motion of Chambers and Nebckef
the assembly dissolved.
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COMPULSORY VACCINATION.

a number Of petitions are being cir
cu'ntei Tor signatures, the purpose be-.
ms 10 protest ngiinst the passage Of
Nc compulsory Vaccination law now
heiur" lhr legislature. While tho
H1ni iuhHu.ut uf the peoples reure.
f'nHtivrs who have o. pass ON thr bin
Wuy place ihe measure horu du c1i1.
nlt u % lolld he, the Promoters Of
ih" lriiilnu against the scheme feel
lNti To would Doc proper for the public
60 give uu expression OF views 20 choir
legislative representatives
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-28

Now York, Feb. gs.-The Tribune
says
Arrangements have been Practically
completed for the syndicate 10 control
large share OF the Havana tobacco
output. The plan Tor the oonsnlida-
tlon has been discussed thoroughly and
In all likelihood IL will reach a hend This
week The new corporation IL 10 be
known AZ the Consolidated Tobacco
company ~ cuba. Il viii be capitalized
a. sls'cooooo. Of which tvo-thlrds Il to
be preferred and one-thlrd common
stock. II Il asserted that the profits OF
the now company viii enable il 10 de-
clare diy.dundg ~ nix per cent on pre-.
Ierred stock ana one per cent on COM
mon stock.
Among the persons interested la the
new concern are ", Garcia. Brother and
COMPANY J. g, romllnson and rafael
H. dorln' II Is thought that the neces.
saiy funds win b. forthcoming In a
lew days and the consolidation Is said
10 be assured.
Tho company has secured options on
tWenty-three factories and plants with
tobacco lands attached. The factories
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-28
BAD ATTACK ON FOUR ACES
euiwhiIe favorite crushed 10 Earth This
Afternoon.
Sold Down 90 10 cent. nut Anerxard.
Reacted Northern Light iia. u
tit OF the Biues.

The feature Of the afternoon call on
the old exchange WIS the decided
slump experienced by -Four Aces.
which started Mt ~ and gradually de-
clinod unul It had reached 20 whore
u sold quite freely. hut afterwards to-
acted to az. Dexter continued sci.
Ter between ili2 ana t2is. while Grand
Central sold at tios. liorschci a. ~
cents. and i.owcr Mammoth from q to
%. Northern Lirht wna uclnusly at
tackled ana IN the trading took pat
down 10 hiia Figures were posted az
fpllnW4s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-28

Now York, Teb, 2NI-NOgtl0nil0na f0r
the underwriting Of the United States
Nurnlsh company are said 20 be prnc.
tlcslly completed. Charles II. Flint has
been IN charge ~ these negutlntions.
ana II u understood that the banking
house OF Belmont q GO. viii finance tho
scheme. The consolidated companies
VIII be capitalized Tor $4,000 000. There
urr fifteen leading yarnlsh concerns In
this country which practically control
the manufacturing trade. There are ali
IN the company ana IN round figures
represent Sii.oO), 900 Of real assets.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-28
A STRAIGHT TRACK.

include on hue half a dozen ON the
Island OF cuba which have boon re-
cured ~ an English company.
TIE Com uliaafed Tobacco romntnv
N 'dhn viii endeavor 60 obtain CONTROL
Of the English country. This would on
able u 10 control the entire OUTPUT "
Cuban tobacco. \ cprollary of the plat,
Is 10 coutrul tho factories ana landH %
companies inaklng grade of cirlra In !.
fcflur 10 those N tho better known
Havana brands. This part " the husi.
moss VIII IT, operated by district com.
pany a. be- known ns the Key Kcrt no.
huCto association.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-28
SPANISH CRUISER A,uonr.
she Springs n Leak aud l. lowed into
shallow water.

forroi. Spain. Feb. es-The cruiser
nTtooro, formerly thf German % amer
FuerHt bismarck, arranr leak today
and WINS towed into shallow Hater.
whore she grounded.
The Meieoro should not be confound
cd with tho fuerst iilHmnrck OF tho
Hamburg line.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-28

Montreal, Fob. 2N-Thc Royal a..
Lawrence Yacht club hra nrrsp,ed m
challenge ~ the white bear club M N
Paul to rnil match races best time out
OF hNe on nr about June T.. between
the Dominion aud one uf tho White
he1t clubs laat yenr'H boats. fpr "A
trophy which iH 10 BE- put up by no
Royal g. Lawrence Yacht club.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-28

DiI.D.

TAnER.-In this city. Feb. 20. iss,.
OF consumption. Emil a. Taber aged
" years; u native ~ Germany.
The funeral services viii be- held
Wednesday ~ pm. from the funrr1t
chapel ~ Undertaken Jos. WIN. Taylor,
- south West Temple street. Friends
are respectfully invited 10 attend.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-28
Wreck on Tho southern raeIae,

Rosoburg, ore. Fob. 2s-southern
Pacific train No. 10. Fouthbound. il
wrecked near Nichols station, cow
creek canyon. a wrocking crow with
nhyslcinnh has gone To- the scene. NJ
levnntN, "a fireman. IL under tho on.
Einr aud IL supposed 10 be dead.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-28
ADJuDGRD \ BANKRUPT.

Geo. NJ. Cannon, who filed a petition
IN voluntary bankruptcy In the Federal
court some time ago. has been dis
charged from all his obligations by
IudH" Marshall The order was Issued
today
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-28
Fatal rire 10 sew York.

New York. Fob. eS.-Dunng a IRE In
an apartment house ON Columbus
avenue today Mary Pr0uty "a widow.
was Instantly Killed by jumping 10 the
ground from her apartments on the
iifth floor. Richard Hyde. nremnn.
WIS slightly Injured by falling three
stories from a IRE escape.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-28

No Proceedings Have Bc.n ii-sun by the
Itsnbury Committee.

London. Feb. 9s.-An Investigation
Ia the United states that Proceedings
have been commenced here to restrain
the Bnnbury committee from deliver
ing "a majority Of the Central Pacific
railroad stock 10 the reorganization
committee shows no proceedings have
yet been begun against the Hanbury
committee. but "a stakeholder named
Mcfthcad threatens Ia contest the re-
organization here and In California.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-28

London, Feh 2s.-The owners NJ the
British steamer plcton. Captain Payne.
which sailed from Newport News, Jan.
90, Tor sligo, ana has not since boon
heard o. have abandoned an hope for
The plcton registered s97t tons gross
ana was owned by u. Ropncr q com.
puny.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-28

Three niiis Passed, Thr.. HeI.otsa. other.
Considered.

The House was called 60 order this
morning nj 1879 by Speaker Iloyiancg
ana the members Immediately settled
down 10 work The business transacted
NliH "a follows.
H. n. No. No, by Itoylance. ian act
nppropfiating the sum 81 ~ 900 90 J.
W. Allen Of springyillc. Utah" was
taken up on third reading and anal
passage. the vote standing 30 In the az.
iirmauye; absent and not voting ~.
y. u. No. .. by Evans, IAN act amend
inH section gss, Revised Statutes ~
utah. isss defining ciyil Jurisdiction II
Juntioes' courts" was aisp put upon H.
third rradinE and nnai passage. being
passd, % In the Affirmative. absent and
not voting ~.
~. n. No. os. by Stewart (by rrauesD
IAN act to regulate the practice In
justices courts and FOR tho repeal 81
section ss1t. and asl6 of tho Revised
Statutes Of Utah. was also taken up IN
third reading and fual passage. the
vote standing. ayes. 30. absent aud not
voting. 10,
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
The Judiciary committee reported IA.
Vorably on n. u. No. ia1, hy D'Nrll. "nn
act repeallng section ieg9 NJ tn Rs-
Nlrcd Statutes ~ Utah. i,ss. relating fn
the unlawful sale ~ liquor 10 Indians"
act 10 amend section asa uf the Ii.-
Nlacd Statutes Of l'tnh. providing that
hut one uffcnae rhull BE- chnrgrd lu uu
Indictment ON Information and Tor tho
tolnder Of diffcreut courts ln certain
tarra;" also A.. Il. No. $50. by srwart.
'tn act 10 amend seotion 100 ~ the Re-
vised Statutes Of Utah. providing for
the duties OF shcrifts."
The Judiciary committee report.d ad.
voIsely on u. u. No, 100. hy Bywatir,
an act amending section eg9 Of the Re-
Niscd Statutes of Utah. relating 10
Jurors IA Justices courts"
The oommlttee on live stock reported
on H. 49, No, NO. by Law. IAN act 10
amend ktctiun 70 of the nviseI statutes
Of 1885, In relation 10 trcspassing mi.
mails, dunnrc and impDuudlnr." ana
recommended IT, rejection
The committee ON live stock also Pc.
ported on H. u. No. iii. hy q. y. Ifnrrls.
"nn act to establish 10 state iiva atock
sanitary board, and 10 provide for mo
t.htlol ana huppreasi1n NJ dangerous.
contagious ana Infectious Diseases of
animals and recommended rs reiec.
tiOn.
NEW BILLS.
Robinson Introduced IL. II. No. tGs DIV
requesO entitled, Fan act To amend sr,.
ton Jii OF the Revised Statutes rolnt.
ing % private corporations" The bin
u short one and provides.
Private corporations may be- formed
N the manner pfeFcrhrd In this tltle
Tor any purpose fpr which individuals
may lawfully associate, The number OF
lncorporniors shall not be- less than
nvc' one of whom must be- a resident of I
this state. No corporation can take the
name OF corporation heretofore or. /
ganlzed under the laws OF this state /
nor one 30 nearly resembling the name /
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STOCK TRANSACTIONS.

NTV'N IIINNNNT TIWNN1
Dexter, 100 at s2ig. 100 at s2i:M: 100
at S..ia.
-Four Aces. go az sc: 200 NJ O.: 100
NJ 10. LOO at iiM; CoQ nt e.; 1900 at 81;
600 nj i0is.
Grand Central. 100 al i5os.
llcrchcl, 1000 ht 5nc.
Lower Mammoth. 100 at &c. 100 at
90 900 nt 70.
Northern Light. 100 az o0c; 100 nt
ta'k' go AZ tait; 100 nj 90. 200 at ssa,;
100 az $50. CO.. az s5I.
sunshine. i0o at tic. 100 az 20.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-28

time heavyweight champion puglllAt OF
the world, Who shot and Killed John
confrDy VA the formers saloon last
week. wna acquitted by the cproncr.H
Jury today Aliens plea was Foif-
defense and the Jury found Il Justih-
able.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-28

Washington. Feb. ss.-Thc last cnhl-
not dinner u the season viii De- given
by Secretary Long next Medneriuy
evening on board the uniiod States
stHamihip Dolphin. now lyirg nt the
navy yard dock
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-28
TRoTTIEn-In Ills clty.Feh 70 is91 u

appendicitis Morris A., son of james
ana Eliza Thompson Tfnttler. late of
stnndrod. Idaho, AGED II years.
The funeral services viii boz held
"wednesday nc n am. from tho funeral
chapol % Undertaken Jos. VIM. Taylor
n south West Temple street. Friends
are respectfully Invited 10 attend.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-28

In the case ~ the Salt Lake Fruit a
Produce company W N. T. Hl0unt.
judge cherry today rendered Judgment
ln favor % the plainiif Tor tiss 20.
Judgment was taken rs default.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-28

cAMPBELL.-in Salt Lake city.
February 2ith 1899. Isabel Campbell.
daughter ~ G.. !. aud Ellen Campbell.
ugvd four months.
Funeral from residence az Eighth
street, nt . pm. on Wednesday, March
iFt. nj nds are Invited.
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ri,r ouIr ,Trr ,I,lr ~,

tiiE cur ttHh mar DOE- CuHE
Laxative Bfomo oulnlnc Tablets re-.
moves the cause that produces Ia
Grippe, The genuine has l.. -. q. on
cnch tablet. esc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-28

Tho case of \. II, Tarbct We Anderson
company, was continued Tor tho term
By Judge lilies today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-28

The purcst water makes the purest
Ice. White wagons, Tel, lS
MOUNTAIN ICE co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-28
Health is Wealth
Or. E. c. Wests Narvs
and Brain Treatment.

Tho original. all others limitations II sold
under positive written guarantee, hy au-
thotiscd agents only 20 cure weak meme
DRY, Dizziness, waksfulneaH. fltA hyHteria,
nervousness, lnHaltude. excessive uHn ~
misery consumption, Insanity and death.
A. store or by mall II box. nix Tot 81
With written guarantee 20 cure Or refund
money. Nnmrle package. containing nvs
days treatment with full Instructions, =,
centa one sample only uold to each per-
son ~ store or hy mall.
Red Label special Extra Strength, for
Loss 81 Power II a box Hls Tor =, with
written guarantee Ia cure In 70 days ~
store or by mail
:. c. SCHRMAM.
Prescription Druggist
Mccormick building, corner Main and FIRST
South street. SALT Lake ely, Utah,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-28

rapsi ront'n suddenly stricken In Hom.
This aiornlng n udtences Suspended.

Rome. Feb. gs.-Thc pope was taken
suddenly NJ this morning and his audi.
encea have been suspended
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COMMITTEE nEpORTR.

Tho iiousc foconvonci Ut 2.gO this af-
ternonn. Tho huslnosa transacted was
~ follows;
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1899-09-30

the eastbound passenger lssves'
Agent: I'm fifteen minutes. And
now 81 want to 90 yout and got some
lunch, liyou want snything just call
the boy e.2 $50" ~
sybil: "Thank you. You have bsen
very kind. "*... --..s
(Agsst closes the window ~Now L
must begin to think. What am Ito dot
Going west 10 out Of the question now.
He 10 coming for her and he can have
her. I will not be one of menage
trois. There is nothing left for me but
to 60 homo. back to that big, dark,
gloomy house on Fifth Avenue. where
his ghost will walk forever to keep me
company" "opens her pocket book II
have money enough with me to get to
Chicago, and there I will telegraph
father. I'll never touch Reginsld's
money again. Possibly he thinks [
married him because he owns railroad.
Men who buy love never believe in any
other kind. Yes. will go home. And
then what? That's the question. I
shall not even have the consolation of
telling my woes to my friends. and re-
ceiving calls Of coincidence. az Alberta
Frick did, since I AN not that kind Of q
person. She made regular vocation OF
it. And I shall never marry again.
Dear me, how long life is. after all. How
many days and nights there are to be
lived through somehow. Aud yester.
day it seemed 80 short. How does that
song 60:
When the land was white with winter
And dead love was laid away,
Twas g glad life could not last
Foeever and day.
It all SINNERS down to that in the
end. There. might sing Cicely Fan
shave went on the stage and made
name for herself, and sang her husband
back to her feet and left him to grovel
there until he literally went to the bad
for the love Of woman he had neglect
ed shamefully when he had her. And
Why cannot l, sybil Ingrahame Johns
ton. have my voice trained by Marchesi
and do the same. fused to think If the
stage in the old empty days before 1
met Reggie. Well, the days to come
will be emptier. At school they always
said that my voice had great dramatic
possibilities. Yes, will 20 to Marchesi.
That 10 what they all do. There was a
time whom disappointed, heartbroken
women crept into couvents and had
their hair cut off; now they blondine it
and 60 to Marchesi. o I can be that
sort OF blonde, since he prefers them!"
(She looks at clock.) "Thst train will
soon be here. Why l have not been In
this place an hour, and it seems years.
am sure the wrinkles are beginning to
come, can feel them. Well, an hour
has been long enough to bring my life
down about my ears." (She hears
train whistle and an engine bell ringing.)
."Ths; must be my train now. Boy.
boy! o whore Ia that boy!" picks up
tho dog and heavy sstchel and stsggers
to the door, rushing into the arms Of
Mr.. Reginald Johnston. who has Just
arrived onthe eastbound train.) "Regi-
nsld!'
Reginald: 20 my sweetheart, but
this IL good! l couldn't wait, you sec
what q mollycoddle you have made Of
me! Couldn't let you cross the Sierras
for the first time without me to save
my life! Come, put down oil that lum.
Der and kiss me. there is nobody here.
Why, I'll even kiss Bijou. l am so happy"