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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-08
AN AUTOMOBILE RIDE.


The very trim up-to-dote automoaI.s
OF Joseph aul John A. silver. continue
Go at.ue, attention as they are broaa,
Oat onto Che streets Today the h...l
gentleman made pleasant call OF OH.
News and Invited couple OF the cole
l.l .I CABS. . s.0n with him. tbs .n-
h..tI..N ".s accepted with thanks and
n d. E.r. ..N seconds The newspa ".r-
U.u. with Nr Silver at the helm,
being WUH..I over ihe uavements %
I#.. MI speed that caused pedestrlaI %.
STOP suddenly. ub their eyes and "ug-
ON. Ha cher the. had not been aNaE-
...l H. . period far into the twen..tA
century
In. vehicle sped easily and grac 'l.-
.F over both asphalt ANA gravel '.a.
and HaN Kept under the perfect cohul.
". ..r Silver who. hy gentle pres ga
"t OBJ. hand caused 90 to leap for' ara
g s... instantly no WIN Automo
Ea un Innovation In Salt Lake and
#. ta. silver brothers belongs the cr T
o.. tN.'r successful introduction f...
IE..r exec. s.ya'y hlrh cost is the 0H
Thing Ilat Wli prevent them COZ ur
.u-I general use. Laid down IN tss
r.iJ Nay COST $500 spot cash each. once
purchased however The cost Of n Doe
t..au.a is mot gr-at as one gallon ..
gasoline which generates the steam by
which DO rs propelled win run the W1-
chine far three hours. The price o. iha
gasoline IS % cents a gallon
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condemnation From Granite Cannon
"a. s..n. 0u both Sides OF ht
-...u I... line is q Succession .t
..etue flmrs On the south fb H..
...t.s ar. virginia Dale. south nuf.rI
lnH IN. s.Iu. on the north are sim.
crown. Granite Athcrly and No
st.rm.n Active mining oporati r.
.rs being Carried on IN ON m
.mre .a1 .u many rich discover
tat. been made since last fall com
.-f c..f being doe Predominant mir.r
-e Within % quarter 0f a mile III n
r. funnel site survey, at Tie sldlrr
.....ru have recently been sold 9r
.'tr.r rHUu.rtas mo $1,000 10 Dent.r
.r.r.mr men uf wealth and hundf
~ rr'm...ue mineral locations have
hem made Shore within the last y
months 80 the SNlgart camn. norh
I'D .gF.mHu H COPPER belt 81 extsntIla
rr0ranurs has been discovered and
s.,.fHI Laramie parties are carryHs
.r operations there. At Atherly MIN.
.re Monk has been carried on for s.y.
.r5I wears with good assays IN pHl
Granite canyon and Silver Grown
Que both ..d mining camps but deya,-
rrmue #u now carried on at N ss
r... more vigorously ana systemaH.
n". H.. ever before Virginia DIs
frs. GOOD camp of Denver and Colo
had. rr.. Who have been workrs
arUnr .H winter The ores are copgar
associated with GOLD The indication
rr. trHf Or. T'. Siding and Buford AS.
rI.t yW eventually prove 40 be ono of
ffU most productive mInetdl regl0ns lf
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RAlIRnAn NOTES.

Broad maring OF the Utah Central
VIM have been completed by June lst
j, T. Dunn, superintendent OF motive
/ power Of the Oregon Short Line, Is at
| p6c8tell0
Charles Wnseck Of Cheyenne has been
appointed sanitary inspector for the
Union Pacific
General Agent Clay OF the Union Pa
cihc has gone to Montana on business
for the company
General Passenger Agent Helnt2 OF
the Rio Gr8nde Western has returned
from san Francisco
p r. NevIus OF the Denver & Rio
Grenie. with his family, has gone 20
California for a short time.
T0polabambo. on the Mexican Pacific
coast. will hereafter bee known as Port
St.Well after the great railroad build
er
The FIRST shovel full Of dirt turned on
the Idaho Midland was thrown by Mrs
IT. w. Bates wife of the promoter M
the Tine, It is predicted that this road
from Boise 90 Butte win be compiled
Within thra. years.
ON May iHb 18TH and 18th, an local
offices Will sell cheap excursion Tickets
as follows omaha and return. N-.
Kansas city and return. $3.50; Chico.
and return. $3.50. ST. Paul and Mime
apoUs and return $3.50 Tickets ar.
good until September Q 1900
pres.den, S. b. Chandler Of the Post
"a Telegraph company aud Mrs Chall.
ler ae guests no the Knutsford zoo
route home to brooklyn, n. \. iuu
a. Fao.No coast trip Too accordance with
Oh. policy 0. t1a Postal 20 cOnnec. nj.
ui .Ha reU...s OF communication 10y .fs
Wires. IN b. ODE expectation Of the tHn.
rtny tl rul its Wires into salt Lake
li.y at t earliest GATE possible u.
to complete ih- .u. through 10 Butte
ana then if"u ih.s city TO san Fran.
cisco. Considerable opposition ilJm
railroads s being met.
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CLAIMS He WAS PROVOKED
Edward BWan Files an Answer 10 His Wifes
Divorce Complaint
Says the plainiiR was Guiliy OF Tn
becoming Conduct win Man
Named Bennett.

on the 18th OF last month Edith
Jane Bevau instituted divorce proceed
ings against Edward Bevan, alleglne
gross cruelty and failure TO support as
the grounds. Today the defendant
filed an answer in which he denies
many Of the allegations contained In
his wlfes bin Of particulars, while 9TH
ers he practically admits TO be true. but
claims he was provoked 10 them.
Referring to that portion OF Mrs. Be
vans complaint wherein she says that
at an times since plaintiffs marriage
with the defendant. she has been du-
tIlul wife and has given the defendant
no occasion for his cruel treatment to-
ward her. the defendant takes issue
with Mrs Beyan. and says her conduct
ha1 been anything but wife-like or du-
tiful
Many OF their quaUels and conten-
lions he AYERS. We're the direct result
OF plaintiffs improper and Objectionable
conduct with another man.
While living together at Mercur IN
1897. the defendant says his wife fire..
qucntly against his wish. attended
dances. Upon these occasions, as well
as others. she was accompanied by a
man named Alfred Bennettwith whom.
defendant says. she was on very In
innate terms" on the ith OF March.
1897. defendant says, he returned home
from work az 4 o'clock 40 the morning
aud found Bennett I'm his wiie's COM
pauy Defendant says he objected and
protested against this intimacy. but all
10 no purpose. Mrs Beyan Is also
said TO De the possessor OF a violent
temper so much SO that upon one occa-
sion she threateuend to buy revolver
and Kin her husband. Frequently he
says she called him vile names and ac-
cused him. without cause Of undue In
tImacy with other women Defendant
further says he has no trade on pro-
fession other than that OF a miner, and
that by reason OF physical Injuries
the result Of a caye-ln al the De la
Mar mine. Nevada-he is now unable
20 perform the duties Of an expert min
err. and Is obliged 10 take anything he
can get lie prays for the dismissal
OF his wife's complaint
The parties were married at Patri-
croft. Lancashire. England on June q.
1855, and have two boys, aged five and
eight respectively
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The Sailor viii Undertake to De-
feat PIucky Joe,
AN IMPORTANT CONTEST.
The californian Has Been Working
Very Hard and Desires 90 show
his Friends Iie Has Abiiity.

A Chicago dispatch today says Tom
gfartay win undertake to defeat Joe
ch5ynsN at Tattersolls tonight, The
h.tieI win be the most important the
sailor has engaged in since Jefires won
,h. decision over him at Coney Island
last mIL ChoynsH never worked
harder f5r a coming fight and both men
VU 800 into the ring In nearly perfect
condition.
II Ch0ynskl can defeat Sharkey or
Give him q fast and even fight. 10 viii
b.. h.g boom for the fighting stock
OF lna californian Just now his rec
ord De- slightly dimmed by The defeat he
received Jt the hands of Joe Walcott
Ch1vusN realizes this and will make
% supreme effort TO show his Chicago
admirers that he has a right 20 be
Cassej among the leading heavy
weights.
There is very little betting on the
fight. but the interest is keen. Several
small sums at even money laid on the
proposition that Choynski will not last
the limit IL Is three 20 five that
sharkey win be the winner Of the en-
counter
Both men took their FINAL preparation
Yesterday Sharkey made a particular
ly busy day OF &C. There was a large
crowd on hand 90 see the sailor, but
only "a chosen few We're admitted on
account Of the limited capacity OF the
gymnasium. Sharkey took a tiye-miie
rum yesterday morning ana IN the after
noon boxed Chas. Pitts, Jack Root and
Bob Armstrong
The local middleweights put up a
pretty set-to with Sharkey The two
men Kept the gloves flying for 20
minutes Like most pugilists who have
undergone hard work for fight Shar'
key was cranky and was disposed 10
Try out his hitting powers Root re-
turned with the same kind and % was o
merry give and take aafiir Sharkey
then took on Bob Armstrong as a con-
ciusi1n to the days work When Shar-
Key goes into the ring he will weigh
above $50 pounds
Tom O'Bourke will arrive from New
York tonight and VIII be Sharkey's
adviser az the ring side. Sharkey Will
have Jack Root Clarence Forbes. Har.
u.s. Forbes and Bob Armstrong behind
him during the fight Bat Masterson
of Denver arrived last night TO attend
the fight. and viii hold the watch for
sh4rkey
Choyuski finished his training at his
home iu La Grange. He took matters
easy and will take on weight between
now ana the time of the fight.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-08
ABOUT READY FOR
DECORATION DAY
Sumner Resorts are O''" '
Appearance, BY Good Weather
SAINT LOUIS HAS A STRIKE
sherman Hn Tunnel s''d 70 Y ,,,a
a.iy a ulnlns Prospect ITO"
nine spur in wyom'n''

NAV Goth. or Decoration Day .,
-, ana, y. ."smer opening Of aII resort.
-, ,@i contiguous TO Salt Lake. ana
sor isa, ane, hot weather is on 3D., anu y
~, uo' line between nov and th' .liD 's
S ,"I shortening preparations Que o'.n5
or,,, with a yisor tina. almost 1p'
p,Os me haste a,tenian, upon ua'
p,-e,sJ ooa,rs Added TO tha elo id,
49, en- b.auty these amlse.n.t.IHill
Sisfss are the silent oll lle'p ',ss
r9rtIngs of nature lie.s, s- io,
sbr-hbev ana flowers are spIiI,s'D Ia
,'t-sI.6s.ra.colored llie and the "i. D.
W n.. iaaen with that lazy DA.'n'-
ss.-' ,.hl,b csuses men and women ~
f6rsst On neglect business aui''s 80 1
heioke themselves 70 the COW IT., D-
tas6ioned by natures ingenious l.., ,, n
rIoensirneted by mans artificial Hsl .....,
a. sn M summer resorts patrons
Ill MI amused by numerous sene'a'
and special features, there us.'i5 y ' var
Uyely competition IN this l.ne .n.s I ~,
nan heretofore. Music Is Itcsl'. lug
sneciai attention and Is 20 be mace On9
~ ~ attractions az each 0i the play,.s
AZ Inc rate preparations are pei i.s
,1sheg forward thls week ihe pIDll-
nav rest assured that when ptcoIa ,...,
Day comes the resorts VIII pc 'nOlO1s"
~ ready Cor business
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-08
san Francisco.

san Francisco, May THE racing
season which has lust closed has bene
the most successful ever held ON the
local tracks The attendance during
the entire season was large. Since Tie
opening of the season last October ne
Two racks'haye paid out nearly SJ00OOO
iu purses. The California Jockey CLUB S
stakes ond purses t0taled S261, Zgs and
those OF the Western Turf association
$204, 800
The following stables Won $4,000 or
over: Burns q Waterhouse, }36,OlO; =.
Corirgan, yzj.6j0; Barney Cchreiber,
$25,192. Dr. II. r. Rowell, SlS,4g5 w. u.
jennings Slf6g5 Cawuthors & Shields,
$l3,0l5; j. r. Sch0rr Sl0,l05.
Practically all Of the owners OF big
strings have departed with their horses
for the east. BarneySchreiber, one Of
the last TO leave. started today.
Schneider takes with him the crack
2-year-old hly, Sofala. the queen Of
the younger division on this coast,
which is expected 70 defeat the best
youngsters the east has produced this
year.
q large number OF the smaller sta
bic swirl attend the melting at Denver,
June TO %.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-08
MAY FIGHT IN PARIS.
The Chance Accorded 90 Winner of
the Jenries. Corbett Bout.

New York May III is possible the
winner OF the Jehries-Corbett contest,
which is 90 take place at Coney Island
next Friday night, may meet some
other American heavyweight IN Paris
before the exposition closes.
Mr.. S. T.. Halter representing the
hipp0drome torgaGors OF Paris arr
rived here yesterday with an oner TO
the winner OF the fight on Friday night
90 meet another heavyweight next
September In the bull ring at Paris
After the battle has been decided
next Friday. Mr.. Hauer viii make
known the amount of the purse he Is
authorized 20 offer. but he says that &c
viii be large enough to induce a IA
yorable reply from the champion, who
ever he may be.
W. a. Brady, On behalf OF Jenries.
said In case his man won he would
take on Sharkey for the Partisan bout.
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Louisville.

Louisville. Ky. May THE Blue
Grass stakes. valued at $500, for g.
year-olds, was the principal racing
piece OF today's rather ordinary card.
owing 10 the rains of Saturday night
and Sunday. which left the track mud
dy and sticky, half of the entries We're
GraWn. The race proved good one
for the three who finished in 'front.'
however, half a length separating Gray
less. the winner, from Loves Labour,
who was half a length iu 'front.' OF Cell
erltas. the fayOrite. The time, l;lliz,
was excellent considering the condition
OF the track. Results:
First race. four furl0ngs-The Audi
tor won, Isabel second, School for Scan
dal third. Time. 100.
Second race, mile, selling-Samoyar
won, Possum second Compensation
third. Time, 1:4iia,
Third race. four and one-half fur
longs. scllIng-Likcucss won, 7. p. sec
Ond. Esther Riggs third. Time .jL
Fourth race. six and one-half fur
longs. the Blue Grass stakes-Grayless
won, Loves Labour second. Ceieritas
third. Times. 1:2lL.
Fifth race, mile and one-siXteenth,
selling May Eith0lin won, Beana Sec
ond. Nellorine third. Time, l:5OA
sixth race. mile and a sixteenth.
selling-Lord ZenI won, Hand Press
second, Crockett third Time, 1:4sh.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-08
ANOTHER MARRIAGE FAILURE
Mrs. William II. sherman Sues Her
Husband for Divorce.

Louise V. Sherman filed a divorce
suit against William H. Sherman IN the
Third district court today praying FOR
a dissolution Of the marriage ties. on
the grounds Of desertion and failure to
support According to the complaint
the marriage took place at Caro- Michi-
gan, on September e. 1850 and Mrs
sherman says that during the month Of
october, 1898 the defendant deserted her
and has since failed 10 contribute any
thing towards her support
The defendant is now employed as
a telegraph operator I'm ogden and Is
said by his wife TO be In receipt Of $50
a month wages
Mrs. Sherman prays for a decree, $40
per month alImony and a half interest
I'm a house and lot In Fenwick, Michi-
gan, said by plaintiff TO be worth about
$500, and other relief.
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Time Changes

ON iaSt sunday card No. IS on Do.
Western WiIl F0 into effect Train $40.
wlli Ie Che fast one, leaving herc DO
lho afternoon and running ON present
So ume. no. 8 wlll get in at 10 Is
pm. ana win leave at 1lt0j pm. Other
minor changes WIN bp made 90 conform
with Oregon sh1r. Line and souti.n
Pacific changes already mentioned.
Among Doe changes that are Ia COM
temptation on the oregon Short Line
Is tha arrival of the train from ,ba
east that now arrives In Salt Lake a.
$50 o.. m. This viii probably pul. .n
after the 18th at am The train ~.
the west which Is down FOR ll:45 EN-.
win start 40 1880 pm. while the time
Of the departure Of 40. 9 Will probably
be changed TO 1915 pm. The cancel
ing OF the Boise main line train is
also said 10 be under consideration.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-08
snnr 10 IRON Mines.

Th. spur go the iron mines north r'
RlWHrs Wy1. wi'i Doe built this spruE
Tr. ma1 who arc interested IN those
hon properties have long been tr,ne
lo hlr. spur put in which WIN .l.
able them tu handle "a greater outpu. OF
ore with considerably less expense Nau
90 present Those who have been 40
work ou these iron properties have
worked steadily and have always stat.
ed Chat 0n the iron mines alone there
WHl Io work enough when they ra
property opened up. to build a clty 0.
iQ0ll population The building OF hIs
spur truck wiI De the drst step % o
realization oi This prophecy.
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THE RACES
New York.

New York. May 7.-Three favoriies
Oreid Hesper and Maxine Gomez, won
at oMrris park today. Results:
First race, six furlongs, selling
won. Oliver Mac second. Olea third
Time, LIZA,
escond race, four furlongs-Far
Rockaway won, Millionaire second
Bounteous third. Time. :47a.
Third race, six and one-haf furlongs
Magnificent won. Asquith second
Herbert third Time, 1;Z2ia.
Fourth race, seven furlOngs, selling
Hesper won. BufiO0n second King
Bramble third Time, l;2sh
Fifth race, mile-Approyai won, Wall
Not second, Survivor third. Time
l:43A.
Sixth race mile-MaXimo Gomez
won. kinnikinnick second. Lindermors
third. Time, l:A4.
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southern KnIlMaY strlko Ends

A dispatch from Atlanta, Ca, today
Says PIesij Powell, Of the order %
Railway Teles1phers issued an order
irml.ly disseminating the strike Of the
Southern railway telcgraphers He
says.
"lt is % De regretted that some OF the
purposes Cor which the strike was irau-
glutCi are not entirely successful
The boycott on the Southern will be
continued bv the order.
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MAY FIGHT AGAIN.
Contest Being Arranged Between
Matthews aud Parker.

Denver. Colo. May 1.-THE Evening
Times today published a letter from
John J.. Dunn manager for Matt Mat
thcws % New York who fought a ten
round draw with Kid Parker last Fri
day night Offering another match at
l3i pounds before any club outside OF
Colorado. Matthews agreeing 20 stop
Parker in six rounds. Matthews
weighed li0 pounds in the Denver fight
This afternoon Parker wired Dunn at
Chicago his acceptance OF the offer
asking Dunn 10 name a holder for
81 600 f.rraIL
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Receipts o.. .... go. O. ..,....,.S 10000
Expenses .."" ,.., 80" " ...,. 0v
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Pure
Extracts.

TIE TiHE Is now ct hand when eSs
tracts VIII be In general use for
making CskeS ice Cream, etc., and
G5tgrabg the consumer desires the best
for The iedst mOReg.
Hewlett Bros. Three Crown Triple
Extracts are made direct from the fruit.
are fresh, pure and strong. ASK for them
and refuse all inferior substitutes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-08
REALTY AND BUILDING.

warranty deed has been fled for
record conveying from George Sellg-
sohn of Omaha 90 Carrie VI. Ransohoff,
Tor $1,000 and the assuming Of a mort
gage u $500. jx5 rods on the west side
OF sixth east street between South
Temple and First South. The house
on the land was occupied by Fred s..
Hadra
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GAME AT OGDEN TOMORROW.
The Gate Receipts WIN be Given to
ScOdeld sufferers,

ogden. May S-Auangements have
been completed for a grand game ot
baseball TO Doe played next Wednesday
afternoon. May 9th. az 3 b m.. az the
Driving Park, between a team from the
Weber and Columbia clubs ana the
scowcroft & Sons Co.'s Full Tea nine.
The gate receipts are 10 90 10 the SEQ
field relief fund. The game will no
doubt be witnessed BY large crowd.
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The name Of Frank Cline was called
but that worthy was discharged be-
cause there WAS no complaint against
him
On motion OF Diehl the charge Of va
grancy against Morris j, Link was dis
missed.
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OFFICERS on mo Y. MMLA.

Tho officers OF the y. M NJ, ]. a. OF
Salt Lake stake win meet Wednesday
evening, May 9TH az 1880 o'clock In the
lecture han OF the /. D. $ college, Tenn
pleton building. when Elder D. II Rob
erts VIII begin q series OF lectures on
Nj. I. a. work for next year All inter-
ested are Invited 20 attend.
RICHARD r. LYMAN, Stake Supt
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Pills

On retiring, and tomorrow your de
gestiye organs viii be regulated and
you win be bright, active and ready
Tor any kind Of work. ms mas
been the experience OF other 10
will be yours, HOODS PILE are
cold by all medicine dealers. - u.s.
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STOCKS, INVESTMENTS
ANN BOMBS

Utah Bank and Commercial Stocks ara
other high grade Investment securities
bought and sold Loans on Stocks DIVIDEND
paving stocks bought and sold. Investment
orders from institutions trustees Of estate,
aud capitalists will receive the best OF aiten-
ton. JOHN q. CUILkh Jh-
Tel ~ % Aaln street.
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HAwLEY BATTED OUT.
Boston's New Pitcher is speedy but
Lacks Control.

Boston. May 1.-Todays game
abounded I'm errors and hits. Hawley
VAS batted out OF the box In the hith
inning but Seymour. who succeeded
him was scarcely more eitectlNe'
Chambers. Boston's new pitcher was
given a chance In the sixth inning. ne
has speed and curves but lacks con-
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Suit ON a Note.

Hector Griswold filed a suit In the
Third district court today against @. j,
Barthel 10 collect $1,000 on a certain
promissory note, dated March II, 1900,
and made payable In thirty days
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coon BAsE RUNNING.
Gave Brooklyn a Victory over Phll'
adeIphia- Hits About Even.

Brooklyn. May 7.-T0days game was
a sluceInc match. with the hits about
even. but Brooklyn won by better base
running and superior fielding. At
tendance 5000.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Receipts o.. Gee. 80, ,,,.....,.f6Oo.OO
Expenses 600" 80, 80" d" ".,. o.
--
Net results .. ',., d" zee, .."bOO.OJ
This Is the eloquent tale told by the
box office at the Theater last night as
a result OF the entertainment arranged
10y the ladies OF 81. Pauls Guild FOR the
benefit of the Sc0held sufferers. Though
the program was mostly repetition,
and though the best seats were placed
at $780, the public turned OUT IN gen.
erOus style, and the house below was
large and brilliant IL was quite notice
able In looking over the audience that
there were many people In attendance
who are rarely seen within the walls OF
the Theater The program was much
the same as before. the charming Glib
son pictures being arranged In beauu-
full and accurate fashion by the young
ladies and gentlemen concerned and
the concert features being OF the same
high class as before Mr.. Weihe and
his orchestra, Mrs Jolley, Mr. Goddard.
Mrs .Pumme, Mr. Grant Hampton. Mr.
Park. and Mrs Wetzel were an heartl-
BY applauded. and Miss Cohn. who APP
pears an too intrequently showed by
her excellent voice that her talents are
by no means confined 10 literary eff
forts Mrs. Reimers Spanish dance
was appiauded, and section OF the
Orpheus club undcr Mr.. Peabody sang
two numbers the last one THE owl and
the Pussy Cat" being especially good.
The main part OF the credit for the en-
tertanment rests on the shoulders OF
Mr.. 4. A. Druehl who had charge Of
the business arrangements. Mrs. Wood
run, Mrs. Donnelan and Mrs Richards.
who worked IL up and Mr. George
Westcrvelt who showed himself an e.
fclent stage manager.
At the Congregational church tonight
the concert OF the Chaminade occurs for
the benefit Of the SCofeld sufferers.
Mr. Pyper was somewhat surprised
when the box office opened yesterday
for the Potschuiko1 concert 20 note a
strong demand for seats. as ne had
feared the many benefits on foot for the
sc0held sufferers might distract atten-
ton from the visit Of the celebrated
foreigners The sale kept up well all
day yesterday and viii continue today
and tomorrow.