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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-26
GIANTS BONES FOUND IN ONO.

n the Mlnmiaburg tO) correspondent
OF the Galveston News II correctly in
formed. the scientific world has a Ind
that should prove of the intcnsest in-
torest to archacologists all over the
country.
According 10 tho report. therr has
just been unenrthcd the skeleton 81 a
prehistoric man. whose contour and
physical pccuilnrlticr viii do much 10
strengthen the faith OF those persons
who cling 10 the opinion that the world
was once pcoplod with giants. The
frame N Of heroic proportions ana the
head OF a size never approached by
even the greatest giants within the
memory OF man.
Two men were digging gravel In a
pit at q point q short distance away
from the town. They wcre Edward W.
Cobhnrt and Edward Kaufman. They
had been working away TOT some time
when the pick Of Ucbhnrt encountered
resistance. and. investigating the
cause OF the obstruction, the workmen
disclosed the skuil Of "a human being.
Further digging developed the fact
thnt the location OF the gravel pit was
the burial place OF man Of u size un.
heard OF In this generation. Proceed
ing carefully the men uncarthcd the
skeleton Of n man about eight feet tail.
Z
very angular. It's outline In this re-
rpert resembles that OF a gorilla, the
similarity being striking. The Jaw
bones hrc Intact. ana show that their
poasesor WAS patterned IN the most
Powerful fashion. The teeth are mod
els OF strength ana beauty OF form.
Tho body was not the only relic OF
Interest 10 those engaged In scientific
research found In the pit. A small HAT
stone about three inches long ana two
inches wide was discovered IN the OPEN
Inc. II lay within a few inches OF the
skull OF the prehistoric man. AZ the
local examiners Insist the md should
be termed. Through one end OF tho
stone had boon drilled a small hole, pos
sihly intended 10 be used ns an opening
for the nttlnr In of "a handle.
II II pointed out by those who have
had their theory OF the species OF the
discovery questioned that the stone. 10
evidently the work OF human hands.
clearly indicates that the skeleton was
that ~ "A man aud not OF mammoth
monkey
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Extension Of the EIkhorn Line in
Western Wyoming,
CONSTRUCTION THIS SEASON
Terminus Miii he nt Lander tor -
Iimc salt Lake and ucrcur
%. ~. General News

Somc time nE1 It was lcnrncd from
dispatches received from Casper Wye
ming that "a party of tho hlrh officials
" The Eihhorn railroad had lcft that
city and gone west in tho direction Of
Fort WnHhukio. 40 that time che OBJ
jert Of this midwlntcr trip really was
not known. This MORNING "NrWf'
reporter was informed by n Wyoming
citErn that the iikhnrn company iu-
tended 60 extend itH line FROM CnHIcr
On Go Tie OH fields during the coming
Fonflu. ~ Dr. thought that tho lime
viii not ru beyond Lander at tho prrH-
cnt umo There utr Immense nil nrids
Glove around For Washable Wyomiug.
which have toou bought up iHtply hy
eastern parties who intnnd tr open
ihcn 1H quickly aa tho product can
reach The market
Thcr b. 100 quostiun hut the North.
western company which ln the real
owner off thi Eikhnru. viii eventually
push thf road mthrr west. but it be-
hardly probable that this win ho done
fur HuuIH timu fu comic.
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rsio Verdi Miaiag Company.

The Pnlo Verdi Mining ana Milling
company, organized for the purpose OF
conducting "a general mining. Mullins
and mercantile business IN Arizona,
fied articles OF Incorporation with the
county clerk today. The names of
the incorporation. an residents ~ salt
Lake city. are uH follows INV. SehrleH.
Dr, \. 9. Mnci.eHn, -, ~. pecry Jr..
". l.. Colhurn ANA ~ y. Andrews. Tho
capital stock b. divided into 200 0O1
shares OF the par value Of 20 cents each.
The general Offices NJ the company nrc
To be- established ln this city. Tho OF.
noefa nrci President Dr. Mnci.ran,
Vice president u a. pcory Jr. Hecre-
tary Il. L.. Colhurn, treasurer. J. W.
SearleH. 'rhoTe gcntl"mon, with the
others previously named, alF1 conHti-
tutc the board of directors. The com.
pany'r property. valued al 10000. con
sHts OF tho "llttlr chief" situated In
the Tiger or Hunhug mining district.
YaVapui oounty, Arizona.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
PRODUCE,

Chicago, Jan. e5.-May wheat opened
at 70, rusc 10 ss's, declined Ia '5A
closo--W heat--Jan. siN. May, ,isi
July. 5iisG7S,
corn-Jan.. 3Gis: May. gsh.
OatH--Jnn., ana May, 2NA,
pork-Jan.. 10 ~. May, 1851
I.nrd--Inn., 5.dI; May, b.sf.
Rlbs-lan,, sos. May. 5,i7.
Barley-i2 10 -.
Ryc-bSn.
Timothy.-3 t.
FLAX 20.
Cash wheat-No red, 7ia77; No. Q.
70ff1i. No. > spring. 6sdfIi. No. ,, sea
20; No, | northern spring. "a; No ?,
72An1i; No. spring, 6snI2,
corn-No. 2. 3l4fh No. ., aGff y,
oats--No. .. 2Ihgis; No. ., s7..
LIVE STOCK.
Chicngo, Jan. sG.-Estimnted receipts
hogs today. 10000; left over $40. Slow.
Be- lower than yeaterday. Average light.
&. lhG3 .7eis; heavy, 3,h0G3. Ssis; rough.
. 5Oaa G0 mixed, s.5oga,soi Workers.,
Cattle- Receipts. 1900. Best stendy.
others weak "a shade lower. beeves.
4 OOnG 40; cows and heifcrs. 2.00ui.75;
Texas steers. a.coNb,l0. stockcrs and
feeders. a.20ni.bO.
shcep-R Receipts 1900, Steady. ma
tive sheep 2 .G5tii. *, Westerns, 2.sOfl
4 20; lambs, i.oOub,Op
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LOCAL rlARKETS.
salt Lake city. Utah, Jan. &c. 1889.
pouLTnY.

Salt Lake city. Utah, Jan. 20. 1899.
POULTRY.
Below nrc Wholesale buylng figures
on poultry. butter eggs and cheese. The
selling figure " 10 per cent higher.
There Is big demand for poultry
with the prices about stationary.
Dressed poultry drawn. With heads and
feet on. bring ngurcs a. follows;
Turkeys. per n ........... ..."..... n
Hcnh ..,.. .... 80. .'. ..s.''.'.....ipull
BuTTER AND CHEESE.
Dealers report the butter supply cx-
ceasive with prices at "a very low ebb.
Cheese. Utah new ..............>...i0
EGGS.
The crg market IL remarkably bare
on fresh stock for this mild weather
with prices ranging from sS'5ou'5.i'
per case.
GRAIN.
wheat-50Ghs cents per bushoi.
oatn--fi .s0uSi.25 per hundred.
Corn-ii.0O per hundred.
Cracked Corn-ti.i0 per hundred.
nrun-S0 cents per hundred.
Ryc--sO cents per hundred.
ShottH-s0 cents per hundred.
HAY.
Tlmothy-ti0Oo per ton.
MiNcd-ts.O0 pvr ton.
Alfaifa-ss.oo per ton.
FRUITS.
APpLES-Uood stock-utah, In good
demand. per buHhcl. 55Gti.0o.
PEAlts-ln good demand. per box.
Ma TO ti.i0.
LEMONS allfornla. per box, $500
500.
NAVAL. oHANGEs-t5,oogts5o.
nANANAS-s2.b0 ff 400.
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Imrre,smenl. en ,h, Mennreh.

Encouraged by the pleasing reception
accorded IT, stock on the exchange. to
say nothing 81 tho finttcring condition
~ the property. tho Monarch Mining
company has resolved ON extensive
improvements, aud az meeting last
evening ordered the immediate erection
OF u shaft house, together with the In
Htullntiun ~ Davis hosting within
that work In the SHAFT might b. tho
more facilitated, That these Improve
mcntH may be- made without delay. tho
company has retained Mr. John High
am. a gentleman experienced IN such
work who win go out To the property
az once ANA carry Into eject the Wishes
Of those connected with the property.
The Monarch appears 10 be On the hiEh
road 10 success, ana its owners PRO.
poH" 10 fully demonstrate the true
worth OF ihrlr hnlllnHa.
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MERCUR GETS
A HAMMERINC.
Gilt-Edged Security Suffered a
Bear Movement Today.
OTHER STOCKS ADVANCING.
,,.mmo,h and Lower Mammoth
sun strong business Good
In the Pit.

Morcur was hammered numerically
En- the exchange today. and before the
Lear had finished his manipulation Of
ne stock. II had fallen to $3.50. n block
~ 100 shares changing hands at this
ngute. After the call " II said To have
uriher declined. sales being reported
is low az 1896 ON the curb. The rca-
son for this sudden attack can hardly
be- conjccturvd. save II be- that the COM.
many has encountered large amount
~ rebcllious ore In the mine, which
viii neccrritate the making Of further
improvements. and prObably.cail FOR "a
temporary suspension Of dividends.
Whether this viii follow or not. II not
known. but the fact remains that some
thing has leaked out that causes the
mining fraternity to be- a little Hur-
plciour Of this security.
The days GALES In the pit amounted
IN fii. 900 Hhurca. valued at 1883.
DAILY led out In the trading In sale OF
800 shares at $3.50 per share. Daisy
was active at good figures. while Eagle
subscribed 800 shares at. i1A. cents ana
-Four Aces showed quito an Improve
mcnt ana sold up To ssh cents. The
dealings In this stock were quite heavy,
900 shares finding takers ~ from 81
cents UP to the figure above quoted:
ueyHcr- Marion and ralcnn remained
frfn and sold NJ the old standard.
while Mammoth continued To advance
and made transfers between ts.l1 ana
ts1ais. with the stock registering
closing hid at 3.1aL. Mercur made nhicr
nj 50 20 and ts2i, after which Lower
Mammoth was handicd,tho stock show
Ing grcnter strength than ever ANA rell-
ing up 90 81 -. while the closing bid
was N.s5s. Northern Light stood
stationary, though active, aud ontario
made sale NJ $40. this was followed
BY little business IN sacramento az
10 cents and heavy dealings Ia star
Consolidated between SLEW and N.sp
share.
Buckeye opened the call of unlisted
stocks by selling at . cents u share.
camp Floyd and Chloride Point wef"
dealt In at ordinary hgurcs. VIM"
Columbia dropped 900 shares at u cents,
. crown IJint 800 at itA cents and pcN-
tor between as and $3.50. Dalton also
made trnnHferr, together with Frisco
ut iiis cents and Eagle and bluc Bell
at ss.0s In this class there was great
activity IN Golden Eagle between aud
cents, over $1,000 shares changing
hands. while sales ~ Golden Treasure.
Homeatake. Hercules ana International
came next. each ~ these going nt reg
ular quotations. Joe Bowers advanced
materially and made transfers between
sGis and = cents, while Bowcrr Extcn-
sion. on rumorr OF a suit nsalnrt the
company. fell several points and sold
down to 1874 cents. Manhattan re-
mained nrm and was dealt In close Ia
cent? and Monarch weakened o little.
the stock selling nA low aH "a cents.
The other sellers were Midnight bow
crr. Ricmmond- Anaconda. South swan
sea. Rabbits Foot. swansea. showers
Consolidated. Sea Swan. sunbeam and
Nnico. all finding takers at good figures
and finishing up "A call fruuTht with
active business
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MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK MAHKErs.
STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York. Jan. ss.-opcnlng prices
showed improvements aprfoxlmatins q
point In many stocks. Union parifc
jumped ~. London prices were mixed
but ~. Paul and Union Pacific pfd.
made exceptional Rainr. The stock
market developed considerable bouynn-
cy which embraced the invcstincnt In
middle grade and low priced shares,
furchafes ~ blocks of 1000 or more
shares Were common with the average
rirc from ~ TO points. Metropolitan
Railway jumped W to 2.it. Rubber,
common and preferred. and New York
Air Brake We're lifted 0. General Flee
tric and Tcnncrscc Coal "a per cent
Profit-tnking Ia Union Pacific ana
sugar followed the initial rise. but ex-
ccpt In the ease of the FIRST mentioned
the dip was not important.
The uNcuihndowing feature Of the
second hours trading was the rnorm-
GUS absorption OF the Northern Pacific
shares. which carried them up points.
lluoyanoy also prevailed In the ~.
Louis and San Francisco stocks. which
st-yar was given turn upward 10
ti.1.fs. Peoples Gas 10 ti.i7is. and the
other industrinlH followed strongly In
sympathy. The Changers. New York
Central and Union Pacific moved slug
giHhly nnd only 10 u slight extent In
Local traction shares worked up rt.adi-
~, Metropolitan bringing fs.iG.
The bond market participated In III.
general show ~ strength,
MONEY.
New York. Jan. 2G-Money on call
nominnlly ~ u . per cent.
Prime mercantile paper s,s q sh per
cent.
sterling exchange irmer with actual
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shipment from n. ,iponi.

l.. q. Hardy came down from Idaho
last mint after inspecting the Washn-
kio mine. located IN cassla county. Mr.
Hardy reports thr property In good
shape. and brought down some very
line samples which are now In tho
hands Of AN ussnyer. The gentleman
says the Nipont has n small shipment
ut kniton, the ore coming from the
now strike recently reported In the
News ana running between 200 ana 300
ounces silver tn the ton. This mine
Ia owned by the salt Lake Mining and
that already there are 100 tons OF ore
on the dump.
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prNyrn li,nsrocK.

Denver. Colo. Jan. 2G.-Caiilc-I,e-
sgS0Hb.00. cows. sg.55n3.e0; feeders.
freight paid to river. SinOuf.t0,
stockcrg do. N?sNsOo. bulls and atags.
" 00ng.O0.
Hogs Receipts. 600. market easy.
Light packers. sai5da5gis. mixed,
A. l0msf0; heavy. s3,2sa1io.
No sheep
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-26

Ciad'in corduroyr. nnd In other ways
equipped Tor a thorough inspection u
the mines. Frank y. Taylor left Tor the
west today, accompanied by Oscar
Hardy. their Destination being SOME
whore In the nelghhufhnod of Golcunda
New, where they go to look IN prupcr-
Ties FOR investment. Tho gentlemen
take an expert along ana expect to be-
gone week nr ton days. When they
return romc interesting news II prom
isetl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-26

"Ah," sighed tho sentimental youth,
would that might Install sentiment
In your loyal heart
sir interrupted the practical maid.
ira have you understand that my heart
n no instrument concern, Chicago
Ngkya
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VIII MINu IN nINaIINM.
krcmiln Company To develop the No. 10
and irps Cialms.

hrrniin Company To b"Nslor the No. 10
and irns Claims.
Two claims IN bingham. both ~ thom
sufficiently developed Ia show good ore
values. form the basis uf tho krrmlin
Mining company. which VIII Me articles
Of Incorporation perhaps tomorrow.
The ground embraced In the companyH
holdings consists ~ the 30. 10 ana isF.
lying In brooklyn Eulch, u section Of
bingham looked upon no capable ~
producing "a wealth Of mineral values.
The new company has capital stock
~ 10000. divided into 50oon1 shares ~
the par value ~ - cents each. and the
lnrurpurnturH are NJ. W.. Taylor. Frank
Y. Taylor. ". -. Corbia. 4. L. HcnNtnu.
George Nnmncy, Henry binwoudcy. -.
u. Humney, :. ~. Lynch. Gcurgc camp
boil. ~. r. BADGER. George ~ wood
Alex buchanan Jr.. W. \. Edwards and
Dr. e. ~ Wilcox Geurge llnmney n
named ~ president. Henry Dlnwuodey,
vice president and ". -. 'urhia. Hsvrr-
tary aud treasurer These. with Frank
=. Taylor, q. y. Wilcox and =. ~.
Lynch. form the board 81 directors.
sufficient stock has been HuhHcrlhcd
Tor To warrant active and vigorous de-
yclupmont. and Il N the intention of
the company to push matters In u thor
ough, Systematic manner. The showing
ut present N rnid to be- very encourag-
Ing and an acquainted with the prop
orty Look upon II ne ono ~ the coming
producers or bingham
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sail i,Lc mi ,lef,ur Ilallrnad

Manager Jacobs or the sait Lake and
MOfcur ~ attn in tho Gust. u wnH
learned this morning that while prob
ably mo- contracts would be- made IN
th' east Tor the extension 90 the line
To- ophir. Set Mr Jacobs III looking over
the ground ana laying plans FOR action
at some future time. but this " only an
Incident IN his TRIP. aH be- rs combining
business with pleasure. The little road
10 doing u good business now and nnd.
Ing all th' traffic itH motive power can
haul over the hills.
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and feeders. 3001 3. o.. bulls. 3.25ut.0o.
a-Receirts. n 400 Market weak I"
b. lover. Hulk uf sales. 3.h0M3.b2is.
heavies, a.50d2.7O; packers. a.50ff5.sp COZ
mixed. 3.f5ng.s0; iighta 3.3hNa.hoi
Workers.. a.a0aa.ti: pigs. a.i0na.io.
Sheep-Rcceipts. 1900. Market steady.
lambs. 1000 500. muttons 2.25ffi.25.
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Memmoth. 100 at ss.ish.
Mnmmuth. 900 NJ s2,i9.
Mammoth. 100 Vt ss.isiz.
Mcrrur. no at SEQ.
Mercur. 1000 at SIS.
Lower Mammoth 800 nj fi.2a
Lower Mammoth. 800 at Sis
Lower Mammoth. 800 at si.sNh.
Lower Mammoth. 200 at N.2y.
Lower Mammoth. 900 ut $3.50.
Lower Mammoth. 200 ut Sl.al.
Lower Mammoth. 800 ut si.52is.
Lower Mammoth. 100 nt Sl.A
Northern Light. 1900 at s5c.
Northern Light. 800 at DEC.
Northern Light 100 at a6uc.
Northern 1dght 100 at &c.
Northern Light. 1000 Mt sic.
ontario. 100 at $40.
Sacramento, 400 ut Zoe.
star Consolidated. 600 at ti.i2is.
Star Consolidated, 100 at st,N
star Consolidated. 1000 at sl.t5.
star Consolidated, loo at fi.is.
star Consolidated. 500 at SLAIN.
star Consolidated. 1909 at fl.".
Buckeye. 1000 at sc.
Camp Floyd. 5000 at 5Ac.
chloride Point. $50. iii5.
chloride Point 800 at N.iG.
Columbia eco at isc.
crown Point. 900 vt use.
Dexter. 100 at Ss.tt
Dexter, 100 at tifiis.
Dexter. 100 at $500
Dalton, 1000 at 3-sc.
Frisco. 2.ooo ut iliac.
Eagle and nluc Bcil. 900 ut sos.
Golden Eagle. 900 ut SIC.
Golden Eagle. 5000 Mt SIC.
Golden Eagle. 1000 nj sac.
Golden Eagle. 1900 at SIC.
Golden Treasure. 1000 ut &c.
IIomcrtaisc. 800 at isc.
Hercules. 900 ut ii-c.
Hercules. 600 at iinc.
International. TOO at sisc.
Joe llowcrH, 1000 Mt sGac.
Joe Bowcrr. 1000 at 27Ac.
Joe bowers, 1900 at 2sc.
Joe Howcrr Extension. 1900 at lic.
Joe bowers Extension. 1000 at l5lsc.
Joe Ilowers ExtcnHion. 1000 mt liAc.
Toe Iiow.ru Extension. 9 600 NJ i1iar.
Zoe BowcfH Extension. 5000 at i3i.c.
Midnight Bowcfr. 1909 at 'Hc.
Manhattan. 5000 at 27ac.
Manhattan. 900 at 2Ac.
Monarch 1000 at enc.
Monarch. 1900 at .iac.
Monarch. 1900 nj Dc.
Richmond Anaconda. 900 nj enc.
Richmond Anaconda. 5000 nj sac.
Richmond Anaconda, 800 at &c.
South swansea. 800 NJ u.2ih.
south swansea. 100 Rt ti.ge.
Rabbits Foot. 100 nt lie.
swansea. 100 NJ 1910.
showers Consolidated. 900 at iSc.
Sou swan. 1000 at FAC.
sunbeam, 1000 ~ 2Sisc.
Naieo. 200 ut fi.is.
Total rhnrca sold, 1850.
selling value OF stocks. ti5,GIit5.
------=--
Waterman uro,hers. stock uroher..
No. . Central Blk. Phone tS-5 rings
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KANsAs cry LIvE STOCK.

Kansas city, Jan. 2d,r-cattle-ilc-
celpts, $500. Market steady 20 strong;
nntive steers, 4 0Offb.b5; Texas steerA
\. OOa5. 90. Texas cows, 2 s0na 90; native
cows and hefcrs. e.z5qi,aSi s,ockers
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She; Papa Is so timId about our
marriage. dear"
IIc What does he say
Gle says he " afraid won't be able
10 support you
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AK rnANcIsco MAnKIrs.

San Francisco. Jan. Easy
May. i.e0N. cash. LICK.
barley. frm. Mny. i.2o; new ei%.
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.EIe0llt sulphur Turkish DlIh

r.uprtgutt phyHtiau. who VIII dinFnnsN
and ureucrlue lot paticuts needing mrit
lcal AID ~ you have 'aiarrh, pNFprp
Hlu RNrumuflHuit NNiNhNh AFnNhifn nl
Kidney Disease. come and De- rurod
AM kind IN ID bath You wuut Mnasagl
fnr hotii sokes. swimming lessons Tor
ladies ~ the pairon.
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Waterman uro,hers. stock urohsr-.
No. Central Blk. Phone tG-5 rings.
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'HNN"T Nv" Vt "T''N n"
naly, 200 shares at $50.
Daisy, 100 nj hiAc.
daisy, Loo nj Doe. [
.asle, 900 nt i7Ac.
lour Aces, 800 AT Gle.
our Noes, 300 M 6llsc.
iEour Aces, 100 nj G2c.
four Aces. 1900 at 62iec.
-FOUR Aces, 1900 AT GsAc.
rour Aces. 1900 AZ 6sc.
nhr Aces. 100 at 6lAc.
..tyser Marion. 500 at Ole.
Dryser Marion, 800 at oiiAc.
n,hlena 100 at 6eisc.
,ammoth. 900 az S2.i7.
mammoth. 400 at s2.iss.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-24
Ell PASO DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JANUARY %, 1899.

as follows: s'The air Is fall of 'Cyrano
de Bergerac'. I have seen Mansfield
twice in this new masterpiece and have
read it once in English. Needless to
say [ shave become an enthusiast on
Rostand with the rest of the world. It
is the great acting play-strongly thea
trical, and sublimsted by some OF the
most delicate and ideal parts. Then
there is the great charm and divine
element of self-renunciation to give it
life. The balcony scene in the third
act is one of the sweetest things have
ever seen, or read, and remember yet
that Shakespeare wrote Romeo and
Juliet"
The 1853 prisoners in the Tombs in
New York City were entertained on
New Years Monday by number of
good hearted professionals who found
their HOLIDAY happiness in giving
/. Warden Hagau of the prison became
for the time being stage director and
performed bis uraccustomed duties
with true theatrical CELEBRITY. Marie
Decca, the noted soprano, was the star
of the program. Her singing OF the
aria from the Daughter of the Regi-
ment was especially enjoyed, and 1t is
Mirror, if durin- her public
career she has ever appeared be-
fore q more enthusiastic audience.
Among the others who won hearty sp-
F., plause were Murray and Alden, Ward
ano Halliday, FOLK, the bsnjoist; Ban
ter's orchestra, Jere Mahoney. and the
Hayden Quartet. A pathetic incident
, of the afternoon was the singing of q
ballad by prisoner confined in one Of
the upper cells. He could not be al
lowed to leave his quarters, but from
behind the bars he did his share to-
ward the entertainment of his brothers
in adversely.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-24

first in an embryonic state. AS we are
babies Immediately after the first
birth; so Immediately after our spi-
ritual birth we are spiritual babies.
As we must grow and develop after the
first; so we must grow and develop al
ter the second. AS In the first birth
we pass through great and
mysterious change: so the second birth
is also q mystery. Christ did not un-
dertske to explain it even to the wise
Nicodemus. He simply said, I'VE
speak that which we do know and
testify to that which we have seen"
So can each one say who has been
born of God. A man may not know
when he was born into the wOrld-the
date of his birth may be lost, but 1t
would be difficult to convince him that
he had not been born at all So man
may or may not know when he was
born of the spirit, but when is not the
question; the question is: Has he been
born and if he has he knows 1t, and
difficult it Is to convince him to the
contrary. HE speaks which he
knows"
Have you been born again, my BROTH
err? Then come to Jesus even as Nj
codemus did. Accept him as your
Savior. .'For God so loved the world
that he gave his only begotten son
that whosoever believeth on him
should not perish but have everlast1n e
life."