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Snrien fjenbt lite ffploise | Worbet
paa Mrs. GIioa Wiie. 81. 10 isaar@
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toIp 9imer til at blipe enise ON err
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tort os bruste itte iuribifte 9alemaa>
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forftoo. u. 6. Nourie, SalssmanD i
Reeb &c Sberpoobs 2umberparos, en-
Mano at tjenot Sntesritet os 0pstiss
beo blep palst til 6ormano, os SUI
rien git ino | tit 9arelis os bespnote
fit Nrbeioe. Deb Mtpnatstio fiji De
2und. bporsfter be fortiatte fine 5or@
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inb / 9etten Ssnpas Morgen. netop
ipm airtetlotterne rinsepe / 8psn.
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taIet til 81. / ON Morsenen, pa oct
blep %tunbgiort, at 0omeren bar saaet
bjem os pilbs tomme isjen 81. 8 3m
Morgenen.
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fig / 2ptulet. Janserne lab lise peb
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pir. 9an laite Snbbolbet, lepsrepe BET
perpaa til Glert 9urt, Tom laite aiens
bellen bsit. 9a Sroene lite itplz
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til at a~pplauoere, men bleo eieblitelig
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benz. Slagtninserne bar slaos;
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bpilten gprbe er taset fra mis!" Den
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9aanoen og iasoe: "Sattst pert
8ub!"
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len, ba Der ip9per en- MP @nflags MOI
Dem for Mprost paa lille Wilie Wiis
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ten abiournereoe for en- llge.
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Qlibi, eIer at pigernes 0ibnssbprt
lite blep troet.
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6preneoe Statsrs Senator aDIs
fra Spo Sutpta bar Itrspet til Sam
!ersn At "Gpnsresilcnal Rscpro", at
ban b~ersftsr enlter al bIipe resnst fpr
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get en- npgst uaib9nsis Soicnins. mtn
bar baloet til @epublitantrnes Sioe.
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tollet al TpmfaloeIier for MaisiiGtss
i~orbrpoelIe / SpItlano formiapitss.
6ro 1882 iii 1889 bier ialt 1858
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iiGten; fra 1894 til 1896 bar @ntaIs
lei blot 594 os fra '97 til $50 427.
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partement ianbipniispis oil sipe ct
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qar i be naite so lur.
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Stamp Tom, ba Marcus 9alp bragts
ule be Wioler, iom itoo / bans
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9auoe life Ell Sfiaine.
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3retten Nar sammsl git ban ilano /
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men % begpnote at ie Jig ON eftsr
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begup ban fig til Gruberne. bpor ban
mart larte faa meget at Joretningen.
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0io bros ban os fit en- Sitting for,
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ben oripes enOnu meo Sorosl.
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bonn. anbragte ban man9s yel9e |
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talte $4,000 for ben. S be iibite
ii Iar bar ban erbperpet mango fore
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BED. Yen bsgpnpte for mango Iar
Iiben i qnIeouins at en- 9anoret nar
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&onsrssisnog LED Heoerldg peo Iol'
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blsp at iii parti ffuot frem for D:
5prenebs Staters Senat. Gfter en-
bitter Strio blsp 2esislaturen prsanis
lsrst al bsgge partier, % bier sioro;
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g. ousr % ". s. Sanders til tint
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Nr. Glart "a Maior Wartin Masin.
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tisfte 6efte | 8erben Os en- 9eiterunh
poa 1000 Meres / Wontano. 1an
fagoe engans, at bans 9eitefarm inb,
braste BAN $1,000 ON Maret.
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ertra tsritc Alasiee 7 90 birefte III
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oirefte TIL @anieianset rs Netp
BORT Den iffe Eceertbcr. % Yriien
&C $50.
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ufreoen / China.
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lite Npp. - De 9insii1te Gmbepss
mano, bpis Spp forbres at Miniz
itrene / petin for b,rss 0sltaeslie /
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ierne 9uan, Chung, 81, Siai Glen og
siai Yens os be treble alasIes prins
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Sung Su 9iians, 9ertus Gan, Cling
Seen og gu Siien. 9isie er Hisets
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&eiierinben os aeiIeren biaIpelsIs.
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bar be belle 4rmesn lnDer lin &pntrpl.
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at bans Sopeb ital ofres til be Naiez
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er ban lanbfpnlig pilis til at itratte
fig iaa lanet iom muligt for Maga
terne, enbos til at brebe fine 2anbss
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meo 8eiierinben ps &eiIersn / be
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faar Saaen ct ganIte anoet ueieenoe.
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Chang, at bet er umuligt at itruHe
General Sung gu SIiang, ps at ben
itorits Straf, iom fan tiloeles gu
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5ette, iom Acknowledged er Regisrin>
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5enieenpe til China. De er tonne
operens ON fpisenoe:
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meo 4fitraTeIien at De 9insiiits Gnts
bsosmenc, ps bpsr 8esierine ital
Roloes itaoeslss for uosifterne til
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telte Snpipioer ital faa pusIenbs Or
~ftdtning for Iiot Stuoe ps 5oruret=
teller. % 2ropper ital bploes i petin
bsitanpie til 9egationernes 9eitpts
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binpe5 meo 9apet.
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RAPPORT ira Hobcrts.

arissrspurtsmsnsst bar iuust irls
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the American nation has not. with It's
usual foresight and perception. appreo-
eted ere this what vast opportunities
this coming craze has. both from
sporting and from an Industrial point
Of view. The average American road
may have more 10 do with II than is at
first apparent, but still to follow the
lead Of Europe on matters pertaining
10 mechanical traction Is surely not
American. That the movement is MAX
ing rapid strides here is apparent, but
the general mass OF the people have not
yet been enthused in the same manner
as on the contlnent-and In a somewhat
lesser degree In England-and this
brings me TO the subject matter Of this
article; Automobile racing, and It's i'm
portsnce in relation to the new indus.
try.
In 1896 the automobile industry IN
France was Just emerging from that
stage when the necessary fundamental
experimental work In connection with
the proper construction and working OF
a motor carriage had been completed.
A few OF the leading manufacturers
having turned out carriages OF fairly
satisfactory character, a great automo-
bile race was arranged from Versailles
to Bordeaux. back 20 Versailles and on
10 Paris. the distance covered being
about 80 miles This was very severe
test, but the whole scheme met with
general approval, and the race was
carried out
The road Is a particularly hilly one,
but NJ. Levassor succeeded In ac-
complishing the journey In a four
horsepower gasoline carriage Of his own
construction in just over Is hours. This
first excellent test and the number Of
carriages successfully accomplishing Il
demonstrated TO the French people the
great possibilities In the new form Of
mechanically propelled road vehicles,
and engineers and manufacturers went
ahead as fast as possible TO meet the
great demand which Immediately
sprang up for motor carriages.
The following year another great race
was organized from Paris to Marseilles
and back, about 100 miles, The winner
again WAS NJ. Levassor. with an eight
horsepower gasoline carriage. which
succeeded In accomplishing the journey
IN 61is hours. This race was run In an
appalling gale, and the drivers had TO
set down from their carriages and re-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-24
"a Busy Actor In the Play /

-"As You Like H.

bled to do this because the two really
good bits OF the role require compare
lively little subtlety or course, the
episode with the nurse calls for a GER
tain degree Of this same quality but II
makes very little difference upon the
effect with the audience whether the
subtlety Is furnished or not In the
quarrel with Tybalt everything Is wide
open, 20 10 speak, and an actor has only
TO let himself 90 and appear to be as
earnest and vehement as possible. This
Hackett did to the queens taste,and he
was In consequence wildly applauded,
realize that this Is no more than
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-24

The supporting company Is not not
able in any respect. Miss Grace Reals
as vinilctiye gypsy with penchsnt
for ramming her dagger into persons
whom she does not like was as meo-
dramatic as the play, and while her
work was effective In a certain way It
was about as inartlstlc as II could well
be. Mr.. Arthur Hoops, as Jennicos
friend, was fine 10 look upon. but that
let him out Booths mantle will never
fall within mile OF this gentleman.
Brigham Royce as the Prince Of Lu-
satla was as mutIfarous and indie
fatlgable a plotter as has ever been seen
on the stage OF fret class New York
theater. and, even allowing for the alb
surdlty Of his role and the ridiculous
costume he was obliged TO wear. IL
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respondence with several European art
lists Of note who will appear with him
next summer.
The seclusion which pervades Ada
Rehan'a every walk Of life il remark
able when one considers the interna-
tlonal eminence she has attained and
the professional career she has chosen.
Strange 10 relate, Miss Rehans artistic
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-24

court to pay a young dramatic au,' y.
NJ. Kistemaeckers, 1920 for ha'in ,s,,I,l
fused to produce his play .s.nos,y,d
"Marthe." after II bad been w.
and put TO rehearsal. .-o ps..
The elder salylni win give wv ,ay,isl
formanccs OF "othello" at the li'lp. .rr.
theater. 81. Petersburg. lie WIN "
ported by Russian company
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the Gordon Bennett cup race an
hoping TO compete again this wear II
this race on a special racing earrises
now being constructed for me in Amer.
lea. This novel carriage win ear.
ny rs horsepower gasoline motor and
be constructed In the shape u ion.
pedo TO assist IN overcoming wind -.
sistance and the speed hope win n.
something better than has yet been an.
complshed either In France or spy.
where else. Time and opportunity viii
prove Mr. c. Whdgway will drive a
similar machine In this race.
OF course. there will be a large nun.
Der of other races held In France tbs
year over various courses and Tor va.
rious types Of machines. The 2gtb 10
the S0th Of March will see the autono.
bile meeting at Nice for speed tourist
and other classes After the Gordon
Bennett competition, from the "a a,
July TO the It'll Of July, will take place
the FIVE days trefoll race In and out d
Paris, on the 2Sd to the 18th Of July
the Etoile race will be held. Then come
the races OF the Belgian club at sba.
and so on, The whole year will sec
competitions OF various descriptions In
connection with the new sport
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-24

head Of the new steel pier In oonjune-
ton with lnnes and his celebrated band.
which win begin its second summers
engagement In Atlantic City on June 30.
Several Of the members Of Grau's New
York grand opera company have been
engaged, and the operas win be pro-
duced upon an elaborate and artistic
scale. Conductor Innes is also 10 cor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-24

Stroke Of Twelve" the new sensational
comedy by Joseph lie Brandt.
A grand summer music festival win
be given at Atlantic City during the
coming summer. Arrangements have
been made By Bandmaster Fred n. In
mes TO produce grand opera at popular
prices. The productions will be given
IN the magnificent auditorium at the
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WOULD BE PLAYwRlGnrs

Some Idea Of the vast number OF per.
sons engaged IN the attempt at play
writing may be obtained from a glance
at the list of new copyrights published
each week In the dramatic papers. Not
one In a thousand Of these copyrighted
dramatic efforts Is ever heard Of after
the publication Of the titles,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-24
AMUSEMENT NOTES.

Princess Chic" began life as a shoe
merchant and abandoned a fine trade to
10 with a minstrel show, Then he went
into grand opera.
A "llddish' pawnbroker. negro
servant aud an Irish hosuer are the
leading comedy characters In "on the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-24

Rene de Knyn. Al. ch,,,o.
Giradot' have been selected ~, trd "
the honor Of their eoun,sv p" Upheld
machines are being osbs,,, SPECIAL
enormous horsepower, ana no' Of
l believe they stand eyery psssIsoaaEy,
winning the cup Tor Franco , ,ssee o.,
All The other automobile cmh. 'ss year
petlng Belgium, Germany sr,, ne con.
eic.' except England. as ! h@s',1,.stlana.
latter country has appreciate ,t, We
Guilty OF beating The FrcS S '''a alE.
their own ground and prefers ,'' '..a %
a year TO enable the English as.lfs
turers to even matters On bv Di h.si'
as powerful machines as tbosa v,,s ..si
the Frenchmen. 's S'N BY
Another great race win tat.
frora Paris to Bordeaux on Nav " J, w, ".
race Is considered the automohi,a /, 'hi
OF France and win De yerv tDu,'
fought out, as the result will io,s a.'nl
ow In a degree the probable w,r ,,-'a,
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by Ions chalk. and her name Is rea-
sonabiy familiar TO every critic who
keeps well posted on the doings o. the
stock and travelling organizations OF the
country outside this city, a thing, Incl
dentaliy, which the average New York
critic scarcely makes pretense Of do
ing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-24

temperament Is so high strung that
she positively refuses notoriety Of any
nature. and Is the only theatrical celeb
rlty who has never been interviewed by
the press and whose domestic life Is as
quiet and seclusive as that OF the most
innocent home body Of a woman.
Sara Bernhardt has been condemned
by the first ciyil chamber Of the Paris
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-24

In the days OF Queen Elizabeth the
floor OF the retiring room Of actors was
always covered with green rushes, and
II thus acquired the Name. which we
still use. Of the greenroom.
Joseph Miron the basso comedian,
Who has made such a hit with The
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-24

would still seem as though he might
have been a little less unconylnclng.
The cast Of The Pride OF Jennico"
was as follows:
Basil Jennieo. the heir Of Tollendhal. .......
james X, Hackett
Eugen Won Rolhenbwg, prince OF Lusatia...
Brigham Royce
SIR John Beddoos Arthur Hoops
Baron Won ErGppi,l. Thomas A. Hall
Janos, major domo o. Jennico.......Cah AhIendt
Markham. Jennico's saleg.".......L ongley Taylor
Fabula. Stephen Wrigh,
Mace Grtenlcat
Anton. ......................., Edward Donnely
Landlord Of the Silver stork....... james ottley
Karl guardman at Toliendhal......G George Alison
Gottleb...".". ....frsnk Anderson
Conrad. ......M. Greenleai
Iidebnnd, priest. George Trinhle
Gottiried.. Observation-Disclosures. 0itley
Master Klingc. a ieweler....,.,......M Greenlcsf
Master Buchlieb, an aniiquary Edward Donnelly
Ianali. gypsy ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sidney Price
Marie 0ttiie, the princess Of Donheim....
Bertha Galiand
Marie o,tilie Pahlen, her foster sistG.....
Gertrude Rivers
Michel, eypsy ..'Graoe Reals
kosel, maid..................... Mis- Head
Lishoth, peasant. Virginia Buchanan
Bertha, her daughter. .........,.....Amy hcsrd
The success Of this loose jolnted, In
consequential and indeterminate effort
OF Mrs. Richardson and Miss Furniss
demonstrates that, while many confirm
ed theater goers pretend to despise
melodrama. they really like IT, What
Is more, they are willing apparently TO
surrender the right TO criticize In favor
OF this form Of entertainment and so to
the theater dlsarined and prepared TO
applaud upon the slightest pretext.
The Pride Of Jennico" might easily be
converted into a comic opera, 80 absurd
are the situations and yet saw middle
aged men and women Of intelligence
applaud those same situations wolff
erously. other styles OF entertainment
have their little vogue, but melodrama,
pure and simple. like the brook, which
is also pure and simple, goes on forever.
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.EHEN F. H, sOthern produced Leo

V.EHEN F. II. sothern produced Leo
w Dltrlchsteln's THE Song OF the
" Sword early in the season az
Days theater many persons asserted
that Il was melodrama, and not a ro-
mantle play at all. They were right,
too, although IT was possible for the
management 70 make some unsophs-
tlcated folk believe that the piece was
really work OF high grade. In other
words, there was some doubt In certain
minds as TO the precise classification
applicable TO THE Song Of the sword"
But Mr. James X. Hackett has just
produced at the Criterion theater In
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AS AN Englishman interested in the
~ automobile sport and industry
from its inception and commence
ment In England. having also had the
opportunity TO watch It's growth on the
European continent the marvel to me
on this my first visit to America is that
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-24

Miss Bertha Galland Is the new lead
ing woman OF the James X. Hackett
company. She may be destined TO dis
appoint everybody herself included.
but II she should succeed In living up to
the expectations warrantably aroused
by the present quality OF her work. she
promises eventually TO leave Mr. Hack
EFT far, far behind in the race for ar
tlstlc supremacy. She is not a veteran
actress, and she Is afflicted with some
mannerisms which are artificial In the
extreme. but most Of her work has the
real, true ring and IN a scene or two
requiring the exhibition Of intense emo
ton without violent outburst she was
nothing less than superb. In another
scene, however, In which there was a
Violent outburst Immediately preceding
her exit--a scene. by the way, which
could not have been better arranged
with a view to winning applause-she
failed to get a hand IL Is probable
that in time Miss Galland Will have
better control OF herself and will then
be able TO produce stronger effects than
she Is now able 10 show US, but at the
moment she Is simply a marvel In en-
bryo. Since Blanche Bates memorable
appearance as the adventures In "The
Great Ruby" at Days theater no new.
conner has created so much Of senEa-
ton as Miss Galland. aud heard sew
| eral persons az the theater say IN an
oyerplus Of enthusiasm that Miss CAL
| land is better now than Miss Bates was
at the time of her first great success.
! This statement is 80 inaccurate as 10
be almost absurd. There is not a single
respect In which the Blanche Bates Of
| then was not the superior OF the Bertha
| Galland OF now. Her method was at
least az delicate her beauty is certainly
as great. and In the matter Of power
she vas as an Edwin Forrest compared
with a John Drew. But notwithstand-
/ Ing all that Mss Galland is certain
almost TO become one Of the leading
lights of the American stage. That
there Is much room for Improvement no
one can deny. but then she also appears
to be possessed Of the ability TO i'm
prove herself
The effort has asslduously been made
to create the impression that Miss Gal.
land II a practical stranger 70 the stage
This IL not correct. cannot At the mo-
ment name the companies With which
she has played, but she is no amateur,