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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-03-19

An attack was lately made on G. +.
Collier Of Cherokee, lows. that nearly
proved fatal, II came through his kid
neys flis back got 50 lameGhe conld
not stoop without great pain, nor sit
In q chair except propped by cushions.
No remedy helped him nptil he tried
Electric Bitters which Affected such a
wonderful change that he writes he
feels like q new man This marvellous
medicine cures backache and kidney
trouble, purifles the blood aod builds
up your health Only soc az Reufro's
Drug Store.
The boys and girls should read the
Farm Journal II win help keep them
on the farm. We will send II ave
years the remainder OF 1900 and ell Of
1901, 1902. 1908 and 1904, 20 everyone
who win subscribe for the Weekly
Leader; both papers a. the price Of
ours only.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-03-19

For Good souta front roon,
InQulre saf 3. Harrison.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-03-19
rae vI0OR or TnH BODY IS IN STRONG NERVES.
THH LIFE or Tha BODY is IN PURE BLOOD.

ViQcrcts are q powerful nerve, brain and blood
Dod They feed the brain, build no, repair and
rcngthrn Uasted worn aud titcd nerves, purity
nd enrIoh lhe nIood and send y houndIng through
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-25

Who is there OF the od.tmers simmons
No name was familiar Theater
was member OF the famous old stock
Hall ana the salt Lake Theater distinction
having taken the performance
very mist given 10 the Social Hal the
1888 when be assumed the role of "Aonzo
Ferguson being the Roa John Pzarro CaUan
The Cora OF the Mr.
long connection with The Dramatic lie past pub
life out
suffering hand cart companies Ia the fan OF 1866
The Echo Canyon having been closely
Burton he also member the Grant
He held several public positions internal
revenue collector Mr. Simmons lived
where S. Marks school house occurred on
Feb h 1872 His fun name Joseph Matceus
born Sept Ad 1924 Cheshire Berkshire on
California Ia 1850 when he salt Lake
took position bo5kkeeper President
he remained for period
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-25
Observation-Disclosures

built about the year 1899, 0y Don Ra-
mon, OF Burgundya son-in-law of Alon.
SO VI
In the modern city, Of perhaps 10000
inhabitants, there are several hotels and
penslons-all tJlerphle. as Spanish hos
telries 60 The largest. called Dos de
Mayo second OF May) being kept by
an Englishman. is generally patronized
by the comparatively fcW Anglo-Su
who ind their way here Every street
and lane and corner OF Avila. both with
IN the walls and outside their narrow
circuit abounds iu medieval buildings
pillars, arches. buttresses, escutcheons
ana antiquarian relies worth % Journey
around the world TO see. Many OF the
curious old houses have remained en-
tirely unchanged since
THE MIDDLE AGES.
A few are richly decorated and very
magnificent, but their general arrange
ment Is the same. over the entrance IS
huge sculpured shield OF arms.
Yeather-stained and lichon-c0yered.
Above IL projects a stone balcony. al
ways occupied by number OF
pet Quails, called "reclamOs"
which are such fayorite pets
throughout northern Spain. They
make the air resouud with their strange
incessant cries, and sportsmen take
Them out on hunting expeditions be-
cause their voices attract other birds of
the same breed. Passing under the
Weather-stalned coat of arms. YOU en-
ter q vast dark hail. damp and smelly
as @ tomb IN which the melancholy
cries OF the reclaipos echo lik. the
voices Of lost souls. Midway 0u either
side OF this entrance han. ls an m-
mense door. deliberately carved and
black with age opening into rooms
which are never used except IH the
greatest events Of human hfe-8 BIRTH
"a marrlage or "a burial 40 tha farther
END, another p0nderous door uommuni-
Gates with the body of tha house
tcuerpo DC casal; and straight ahead
or 10. another door leads t0 thr patio.
a spacious inner yard surrounded bv o.
galiery and containing AN The domestic
Offices, including a-house. oven.
store rooms and hayloft on either s.i.
OF me cucrpO de casa are two enormous
chambers one the dining hall OF the
masters the other the kitchen OF the
servants Tho most prominent object
IN the former is a caveruous chimney
whose opening occupies the whole face
OF one wall Here, IN winter. huge
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-25

days IIe ls now so. but De does not
look 80 Tie and his partner Mr.. RyIey,
have offices in the Klickerbocker
Theatcr New York. where they direct
half q dozen prosperous companies.
Mathews g. Bulgor and Hoyts "a MIX
White Flag" being only two Of the
number ......
After a pleasant but an too brief
sumner vacation Harold Russell and
bis wife Ada Dwyar Russell leave today
FOR New York 90 take up their regular
seasons work Mrs Russell has been
engaged by her former managers, Leib-
Der d Co., for the production Of Joseph
Arthur's new play Lost River" in
which she win have q strong character
part Mr. Russell has not closed with
any offer yet, though he has been In
correspondence with Liebler q Go. ana
may also go out with one of their nu-
merous attractions. Bon voyage!
Henry Miller brought out his new
play The only Way ln San Francisco
last Mo0day night BE created a sensa-
ton and 10 win Doe kept on an next week
The notable hits of the performances
We're made Dog Mn Miller as sydney
Carton, Mr.. Morgan as DE Fargo aud
Mr. Stoddart as Dr. L0rry the last
named having been brought out from
New York specially for this production.
lie VIII De assured o great reception ln
salt Lake The salt Lake dates are
D HHH b. .H. raI| rH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-25

and he went 10 jim Hardy who had
been absent FOR quite a period FILE
ing an engagement In California, and
who was then at home paying a visit
TO HIS mother and offered him 800 II
he would appear at the benefit. anov-
ing him TO choose his own play Hardy
consented and chose THE Corslcnn
Brothers" Mr. Dunno the benefciare,
taking minor role Tho result
was that the house was iammed
from top to bottom and Mr.
Dunno left Salt Lake with his
pockets bursting and his spirits zee
joicins, He took with him on that trip,
the well known scenic artist, Joe
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-25
THE NEW ENGLAND CONSERyA
TORY OF MUSIC.

Music in America has shared the fate
Of Cinderella. There was a continent 10
clear 90 plough, and 90 SOW. cities and
railroads and factories and fleets 90
build, before the fine arts could boz seri-
ously thought or The passion Of our
toretathers for education. which has
filled the land with colleges and de-
veloped our public school system. dId
not extend 90 music which was under
the ban OF Puritanism Thus 1t has hap
pened that while 10 Europe princes ana
prelates, since the day of Palastr.na.
have We'd with each other iu eucoulag-
ing musicians and in developing great
schools at every capital .U rich and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-25

Elk with Mr. John Dunno, the
...,sr Of Mathews & Bulger, Is like
,,r-a door between the present and
1.rsst. and letting a whole gust Of old
v- memories blow In upon the scene.
a.. D1nne was one Of the actors In
~ nn5us dramatic company which
va ,be boards in salt Lake in the
n, seyenuesshis own experience dat
~ ,r.n u 90 53. lie was a young
-, struggling actor In California
'-s., ne received word from George b.
wal5ron one Of the travelling stars Of
M, Period that he was In salt Lake
wa, nera was a capital field here. and
ia, Dunno should lose no time la COM
r,o i5.n him. He at once set out and
.-i,.J early In 1871 lie recalls with
smile that the stock company was
ns rahaaHlng Under the Gas
Igbln Phil Margatts being the
ag,teo and Waldron the Snorkoy
n. himself stepped 10 and played Ray
-..F5rj OBJ "a Few hours notice From
ts, dime 900 De remained a member
o,bs company playing off and on for
..,.rI seasons. making his home with
,ss vel known actress of those times.
Mis- NJ B5wring. VINO. be says, was
..~.s, a mother TO him he relates am
,,,.rs.ing Incident VI a trip he took
20 Phoebe Iu the winter OF 1873. going
r.t several other theatrical people by
stage from Sandy The leading star. De
a,s was Mrs. j, NJ Bates, and FOR five
DAYS and nights they had to travel In
stage coach 10 deep snow, he holding
Ms Bates baby on his knees most of
.ts time That baby today is the we'll
known actress Blanche Bates
49, Dunno says the drama Ia those
5av had mo- warmer friend than Presi-
dent Young ana be was many times
invited 90 can ou him AT the Lion
house. Ha spent au hour during his
recent visit here walking through the
Old halls Of the historic residence. and
recalling the many pleasant hours he
bad spent there lie remembers very
ge! ,ha dramatic experiences ne had
with Miss Annie Adams, Jim Hardy
Lsa Lindsay. David Mckenzie. Phil
N4rge.ts. j. O., Graham, Mark Wilton.
J. b Marian. and other pioneer play
.s. and DE says the actors nowadays
Who think they have 90 work hard at |
their profession simply don't know |
what they are talking about. In those |
days they put on two or three new |
plays every week and il was simply a |
Die q rehsarsing by day and playing |
by nIghL
The distinction OF having known |
Malis Adams earliest in her career |
which has been a subject OF some con.
uoyeEy among various old timers.
uHi1gb,eiy belongs 10 Mr. Dunno. lie |
.Hsh NiAh .liNl llNNilNlf aAiihAN AhalllH
Mrs Kskaddenl was 10 have gone on
lbs tour TO Phoebe but her husband, |
Ar Kis6adden, informed him at the
last moment that her health was too
delicate 90 allow her to take the trip.
a few months later Mr. Dunno learned
that Maude Adams had been given to
NE world her birthplace being the old
a,hoaeld home, which stood opposite
.as old City hall. north This was In
.'1 so that Maude is az present just
past her 9Th birthday
He recalls how he arrived at the end
q the season with very little money in
be- pocket and now the management
Ben CIaws0n and Caine, Jimmy Harris
.t.ns stage manager rendered him a
snaat He had but little confidence I'm
Us ability % attract psying audience |
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-25

sf..idl correspondence.
A'l'a, Spain, July 19.--From segovia
" salamanca Via Ayla. is indeed "a
"'g way around" but as no direct
''-'e takes in those three important
sues ana we cannot afford 10 miss
"'"e' Of them. We are again compelled
" est The old saw concerning the sur
'' way home BY stage from sego-
'.a' you reach The Central railway,
'"''1 IN Us short Journey through the
fountains uayerses forty-four tun-
''s 10 distance Of four thousand
.-1s-and seeing the weary. dust-be-
'''"el passengers, you bless the lucky
''tis mar led YOU In another direction.
r', ~" a.. 4e Jos Caballer0s, cot the gem
t"su as goes the high-sounding IL
"a d. lAis small city is much frequent
t'.," summer by refugees srom the
st-''1 capital Lying about e,tog feet
-.r,'se 'he sea- within sight Of the STOW.
,Itit-.- sierra surrounded by fertile
t5Ns from which narrow green valleys
y-. Wy INTO the foothills. an plentifuIly
,'g.eI uE trOut-streams. IL rs an ideal
NO.. az llis time Of year And 20 the
\, .a'I'au 70 is no less attractive at 9TH
seasons sedgy lakes and downs
gr5-DIlhg with Wild fowl IN autumn.
g'1. 20 winter with game. including
n nom the neighbOring sierra.
h,. Ae antiquarian, the artist the
AN. ~ ihe quaint and picturesque
ga. -- nas not Its equal IN Spain y !n-
~, 20 'le world The granite walls
rs-,. encompass 10, built IN the eleventh
fas,tl,s are yet perfect. They are forty
wv "sh and twelve feet thick. with
EIGHIY-sIX TOWERS.
Fen, ~. leh enormous gateways. Each
%. 10Y rs formed by setting two tow
higA--..'ief together. carrying them up
49, ana connecting them by an over
ir,-s'nt dIeh, cuuOusly carved with ar
fr.lT.,- bearings. Before the use OF siege
rr.g.,' NE city must have been inn
M, ',l.e. Tor every point NJ the hin
MA. ""'oh % stands commands the
ders ...l",oNer which small gray boul-
sps-,.lt scattered like focks Of sheen.
~, 4s assert that the original name
no,bc, 'S1la, bestowed Ia honor Of his
civ ~ Hercules who built the FIRST
bs.- y. lt1l. Whoever may have
foura p'hflole for its prehistoric
-@'oH the Ayila Of today was re-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-25
HENRY MILLER, IN "rHE ONLY WAY"

Irsenbach, who Is now settled down IN
Brooklyn, where he makes his living by
painting scenes Tor Hyde Il Beeman.
Mr.. Dunno was married TO a salt
Lake girl, Miss Alice Decker, but they
separated when he left the state. She
is now Mrs los Pitt and lives IN Sugar.
He has been twice married since. Patti
Rosa, the successful little actress. hav-
ing been his wife. She died several
years ago, and he Is now married TO
Miss Marble, the petite actress OF the
Mathews d Bulgcr Co.
Time and fortune have been very
generous 20 Mr. Dunno since those old
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-25
THE GREAT SALT LAKE
PRESENT AND PAST. -"

10y James y. Talmage. PHI. D. (, r. s..
~. II, G. s.. professor Of gcolory. T-ni-
versity of Utah o book OF nc pages
beautifully illustrated. The first com
piele ana authentic work on the re-
noNned saline sea, Price 25 cents
postsse prepaid. For sale by the Des.
eFat News and all news dealers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-25
FANNIE b WARD.


II you have a baby 90 the house YOU
VIII wish 20 know the best way 20
check any unusual loUsangss OF the
bowels. or diarrhoea $50 common 20
small children. q. =. 81 Holiday Of
Deming Ind. who has am eleven
months old child. SAYS. Through
the months OF june and July our hlbv
was teethIng and took "a running od
OF me bowels ana sickness of the st0m.
ach, Ills bowels would move from five
lo eight times a day ] had "a bottle
gi 'hamberlain' Collie Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy in the house and
gave him four drops iu a teaspoonful
OF water and he got better 40 once"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-25

TO Miss Viola Pratt Of this city who Is
now singing with q summer opera COM
p3ny in the suburbs of Cincinnati She
VIII have important parts 90 sustain
with Miss Nelson and win Doe seen here
with the company in November.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-25

worn as royal mourning and am his
torian of the day yiy.ily describes how.
az they sat the eyes of one would seek
the eyes OF the other and cause @ fresh
outburst OF grief So kings and queens
have heir sorrows, Ike c0mmouer clay.
when relentless death steps iu and
snatches the best beloved
IL is q pity TO have only "a Jew DAYS
Tor Avila. one might pr1dtably spend
Weeks here, and then find himself sorry
20 depart
FANNIE b WARD
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-25

I Charles Stevenson. husband OF Kate
! CHXton. is the latest actor Co apply Tor
l a divorce. TIC has been playing leading
| man l0 Mrs Leslie Garter 600 London
and De has frankly Acknowledged chat
his purpose n seeking o. divorce ls 90
enable him TO marry the heroine Of
/ "Zaza"
Lieblar d co. have engaged Marian
| Lea as leading lady with Henry b.
DEay. t0 create the PRINCIPAL feminine
role uf Rene Boo THE Adventures OF
/ Francois" In private lif. Miss Lea s
no, wife OF Langd0u Mitchell who
made the dIamatizati0n Ot bs fathers
| popular novel Tor Mr. D.Ney
Sir Horny Irving Is said Co have abau-
d0ned the production off thn drama
dealing with the Massacre of SO. Bar
th0l0moW' 0n account uf the difficulty
of protecting his rights t0 It one
English version is already Zoo existence.
and anybody is at liberty 90 translate
and produce the German piece. Mr.
lryinrs next character may Boz Gus
tayus Ad0Iphus in am historical tragedy
based on The life Of that Rims.
Alan Dale writes iu fhe frf8vins
strain frpm p,ria a. OBJ. N.gr y.,p
Journal.
"sarlb yyho ,rae once lrf U.I. is ,.
LONGER divine lai1ef far IH. FI...it, ~
things tb.ltrfcqID is grt. .r. az fb.
"outeIGe" ,sn0sifiap gutnr.a oft p.tfs
Sha Ne fnokai ur0u 9a ..r. .. t.y.
Tower ar GIora CeIa.fr..4 HI...i.,I.
Jumbo Tho French urng.u.I.. .,.r to
See hon 8i tho "Tha8t.. slr.r g.rn.
hardt" In ,T,Afslou but nh. nlr.sI4rs
are not SO car.r Paris r...#ags re.
cards Sarah merely as .t.ur do
forces pa.ula d4ra O.. f...... ttot
her golden voice" has grown n..lt"n.
uus fh4f Che De- abeurll. ....-..r..n
ana tbat when Che or1.a.. .. ,,. .,.,.
She Iula So with fna .u DID,. .4u.r..
.H.rs ann Tm sarah r.. a.. .rI.
ono" Do fact hoard r ...u.,t.gt
dame Iu the Tower blfsa.. IDA. ..te ~
"I,AIeIon" pasyishIy REMARK. .rrr.y
never Know when to r.ffr., Theatrical .
artists apf until thew dr.r Iy t.. ....t.. .
side"
Tn .pIta of which herewith ...r1,a .
that garah fs sfW v.nF.. ..t. .
her ir These nasauIfr. r.r.. u.. nr. .
de RpIahsf1df Is only "a eH.F. r..r. f.l. /
cradle than nar Hamlet Do r.t. Ia .
hieb art-yarv h.eh 8rt..t. a.. l raF,. .
with the shane al fyr-rrH.f... ana .
the face of fve-and-ffv wae9n.rgi.np .
las 4trInIinr and making I... a.. r.fti-
coats. but aII tba kings frr-.s .r1 ,u
the kings mon couldn't mako nm. Ia,a
H. Iru be- high 9rt gIr. r-s %. r.-.ii.r
"a few stems lower on Tho ladder n yam
please like mv bur.esgu M Wabar
A. Fields and don't car. f.r 10 ip fbs
name of Sb1lesueara gr .y.r .f IA
mord Enst3ud. This NAV h. I.. fo has,
natural cugsednags. but ] sham. sharvo
that cussadness ipet gf rr...mt W.bs,
I'm sixty I promise 90 rlya over .yarv-
thing but that won't be- f.r "a fay da-
c9das.
For the Hfo az mo- I rar.f fg,saI,s
little Nauda Adams PLAYING IA. DuG n.
Roicbstadt althuugb s6a u.I I.glE tEs
mart more acuteIy than g..s s9rat
san Miss Adams has eurris.l me- so
s0rgeouslv. and $40 often traf shs maj,
be- able 40 do IL again. u BE- r,t5ar M
wlnsome role There Is a.fr..t.r, ,.sr,.
about this vaurr urr uis
are moi harmed IMAM vow,
parsIstentlv. although hfs Mistress
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-25
THEATER GOSSIP.

I'd. II. Felt, an old Salt Lake boy,
who left us years ago 90 go on the stage,
returns as p member OF the Clay Gle.
ment, Stockweu co.
Salt Lake win probably have the
chance of seeing "The Christian" next
year. Julia Stewart having been en-
gagged 20 head a western company
John Marble well remembered IN Salt
Lake as the undertaken Graves. In
Hoyts "A MIX White Flag co.. was
shot last week in New York in a quarrel
with a musician. Tie ls now recovering
Marble Is the uncle OF Miss Marble
soubrette Of the Mathews d Bulger Co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-25

Piles are not only ln and OF them.
selves very painful and annoying. bud
often greatly aggravato and even cause
other grave ad painful affections and
should. therefore, not De neglected
IABLEk's BUCKEYE PILE ONT
MENI Us great boon 20 sufferers as
u VIII cure them. Price. so cents I'M
bottles. Tubes, IS cents z. c. NJ l.
Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-25

Plump cheeks. flushed with the sol,
glow OF health and a pure complexion
make all women beautiful HERRINE
imparts strength and vitality to he
system and the rosy hue OF health 10
me checks. Price. 50 cents. z. c. NJ. l.
Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-25

Extreme hot weather IS a great tax
upon the digestive power OF babies.
When puny and feeble they should ha
given a dose OF WHITES CREAM
nEhMlFUGE Price 90 cents. z q.
NJ. / Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-25

For MOSQUITO bites. bites or stinrs n
insects. animals OF reptiles. apply BAL
LARp's SNOW LININENT' II coun.
teracis The poison IN the wound SUBJ
dues the Inflammation and heals tbe
Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-25

his pressing woes and has dropped the
title Of bis new opera. substituting for
the same Che name "The Monks OF
Maiabar' There is some chance Tor
the piece now,
The chorus OF the Salt Lake Opera
Company win meet on the stage OF the
Theater next Tuesday evening for the
purpose Of rehearsiug THE Mandarin"
Mr. Goddard. who has organized the
chorus for the coming season, says that
Il was never 80 strong as now
W. II. Macdonald OF the Bostonlans
became totally blind last week at san
Francisco as @ result 0f "a severe attack
OF grip. IL BE- hoped. however. that 10 Is
only temporary and that he may Tee
gain bis eyesght. He viii probably Doe
unable 70 reJOin the BostOnIans this
year,
Frank T. pcrloy sends out a bulletin
announcing the engagement OF Miss
Viola Gillette Tor leading c0ntraltO roles
with the Alice Nelson Co. This refers
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-08-25

/ days IN this old sanctuary constantly
| finding new objects OF iutcrpst-old
/ paintings in dark corners curious
church plate from the eleventh century
down ana ancient tombs In shadOWy
chapels Among the most beautiful
sopulchres Is that of the learned Al
iCns0 Tostado De Madugal. who was
bishop u Arvila in 1850 and considered
the Solomon of this day. His emgy,
carved in alabaster. represents
the prelato 10 the act OF
writing which was the Joy and
business OF his earthly existence. and IL
Is grayely related that he wrote as
many as three sheets "a day for every
day Of his life,
outside the walls. on the river side,
Is Tiny Romanesque church standing
IN a little wceiy Enclosure with three
tall stone crosses. Nowadays t ga al-
ways closed and looked but though the
terebus who guards &c. charges OUT
ragcously f0r producing the keys you
must submit 90 pNtUri0u for the sake
OF seeing the beautiful monument OF It's
patron, The bishop of san Scgundo He
Is said 90 have pushed a Moor over the
baluements OF the ueIghboring tower
with his own hands. "a deed OF pr1wcss
which viii always render him popular
as a Spanish saint although d does not
seem consistent with the angelic cx-
preston OF the kue..Ing figure rapt I'm
an ecstasy of prayer
In Santo Tomas another glorious fig
ure Is found that of Prince Juan tho
only son of Ferdinand and Isabella.
whose death in bis twentieth year
broke his mothers heart, though history
records that she replied 90 the
fatal tidngs only iu the words of Scrip
ture The Lord hath given the Lord
hath taken away Beautiful In per-
son, brilliant scholar
AN ACCOMPLISHED LINGUIsT
and musician. with the most amiable /
enc winning characters De was the de- |
light Of his parents and the idol of the /
people. Within a few days after his |
marriage On March of 1877. at Burros.
10 Margaret daughter OF the Emperor /
MaNimlllan Dc was sliced with a terri /
BILE illness. His parents had gone 90 /
Valencia, 90 witness the marriage Of |
their daughter 90 the king OF Portugal. |
ana when the news came they FASTENED /
win oN possible speed 90 the bedside
~ their SON But they arrived to find |
their boy cold 10 death and to learn
mat his last words were "a prayer that
his parents might be able 90 feel the
same resignation that De- himself eY-
peuenced. The exquisite sleeping figure
VI Prince Juan, the most touching of
afligies, with folded hands. smiling fea-
lures, lies upon "a marble 8lHr-tomh
me coro " the church placed above an
lhptcul arch az the western entrance.
.ul retains two splendidly carved stalls
which Ferdinand ana Isabella soon az
forwards occupied no mass close 90 the |
gallery rail-. whore they might look
Town meanwhile upon the image 90
heir boy They We're dressed In sack |
10th. Which Ia this great calamity was
substituted Tor the white serge hitherto
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TO SALAMANCA VIA AYILA.

Inc Oldest City OF Old Castillo Said to Have Been
Founded by Hercules, B. c. 1850 Saints and Sin
ners OF Central Spain.