davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Cañon City record., 1901-10-03

The chairman of the several pre-
cincts are recommended to call the
primaries for Wednesday, October 9,
1901, for the purpose of selection by
the Republicans of these precincts,
the respective number of delegates to
attend the county convention.
r. S. LEWIS,
GUY U. HARDY, Chairman.
Secretary.
Cañon City record., 1901-10-03
n,rl n.el.. In rr.nr..

while the birth OF girl is not
mourned over in France, as In certain
oriental countries. still II certainly
does not call forth the triumphant Joy
caused by the advent OF n boy The
tiny OUTFIT has been tied mp with blue
ribbons in expectation OF the hoped for
boy; should girl be born N Sc are
changed for piuk.-Ladies' Home Jour
nal
Cañon City record., 1901-10-03
nnllry.. ccmcl cnnln..

The young people OF the present an-
aration have never seen comet. ex
sept. perhaps in a few rare cases. telo-
'copically. But another decade will.
doubtless, bring the return of Halley's
celebrated comet. which. though not OF
he first rank OF splondor, will never
iheless prove most gratifying spec.
tacle
Cañon City record., 1901-10-03
City
Property

24n3lA good Groom brick. bath. range
south trout corner lot, close in. ....
..--....--...-. ...-..-.-- SSS1D
s4I-A well improved brick of rooms,
cath. lot 76Nl2O, ON corner south
front \ pretty home ..,.--- si5oO
ga new room frame, bath. range,
south front, lot i4xl20. 6 blocks from
postOfiice .......- r.........-. Sl65O
2E3-sl7eO viii buy a new 6 room house
bath. lot 5O11S0. south front Sl7oo
s44-sI5oO will buy room brick. nice
lawn. south front, close in...--- $500
2s5-A good Groom brick, large rooms
hoi 60Xl22, 7 blocks from from post
utiiee -..-...... ..-......-.-.....-.- SSO U
246-A 4-room frame, lot 44Elso, a bar
gain At ..- ..---..- ,-....... Ss,go
2A7-A 4-roOm brick, lot I4Nl3O, goOu
location. on easy terms ......... Sll0h
PAS A 44.fOot on River ~ .....-. $50
2is-A 44-toot lot, blocks from post
office, south front ......-.-..--.-s4 500
2jO-A broom frame, nice location, .
lots. south front, on corner, lots in
bearing fruits ............ ...-.--. SSbuu
25I-A new room brick, bath, range,
cellar, furnace heater, good location
ga broom brick, corner lot, good
location, a pretty home zee. $500
2I3-A room frame house, lot 44SlS0,
good location, 81 blocks from nost-
ONCE $780, .....---.. -..-.cSh
ga Broom frame house, lot l4Nl20,
south front, 2 blocks from P.O. Sl4oO
Cañon City record., 1901-10-03
Insist on your grocer furnishing
you the Crown Patent Flour take
no other. Manufactured at the
Ca1OnFlOlriDg Mills
W. ]. WILSON, MGR.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
e.,.tc q, rhoma. A.h,op. decea.ed,

EatAte Of Thomas Ashton, deceased.
The ndernigned. htvinR been appointed
Admin iatratri1 OF the estA q OF Thomas AHh-
ton late of the county of Fremont, in the
state Of Colorado. deceased, hereby gives
notice that she will appear before the Coun-
Court House IN Canon tity, In said County,
NJ the September Term, 1901. on the las
Monday in November, next. at which time
all persons having claima against said e--
tate are notified and requested to attend for
the purpose OF having the same adjusted.
uuested to make Immediate payment to the
undersigned
ELiEARHrH ASHTON,
Administratrix,
pirst pub Oct. 3,
Lat Y1ub Oct "a
Cañon City record., 1901-10-03

Ready for business at our new of
fee, lib South Fifth street. Canon
City Transfer, Coal & Storage Co, G.
T. WooD. 3Stf
Cañon City record., 1901-10-03
FRUIT RANCHES.

lS3 $1,000 will buy a well improved
Iruit ranch of eis acres all in bearing
trees, good Groom brick house,
under old ditch. close in, pretty
home.
S2s- 5000 will buy 3 acre fruit ranch
well set to fruit, in bearing, T-room
frame house, good water right
Soj-A 3acre fruit ranch, young bear
ing trees. small fruits, Broom house.
good water right. ....,,...-..-. Sl2oO
S,6-SleoO will buy 4-acre tract on
Orchard avenue, trees years old,
good water right,
SllJO will buy 2is acre fruit
ranch In bearing fruit, good water
right.
Sss8A 5-acre tract all set to fruit.
cherries, apples, peaches, small fruits,
4rocm brick house, nice location,
Saa-A AZ acre tract all in heavy
bearing. room house, well, barn, can
give possession at once .,..... $3.50
SS0-A 5.acre tract set to fruit, trees
years old, choice varieties, easy
S}i $500 will buy g acres, go"d stand
alfalfa
Ss2-i0i5 acres young bearing trees
good variety. nice location, =. -, SssSDO
Ss3 $1,000 will buy llIS acres on Nam
street, all set to fruit, Groom house
FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS CALL ON
/. F. DAWSON
AO7 Main Street.
Cañon City record., 1901-10-03

Also to elect a chairman of the Re-
publican County Central committee
for the ensuing year, and to select a
Central committee.
The several precincts will be en-
titled to representation as follows:
Cañon City record., 1901-10-03
Removed.

DR.. L. B. Ward has moved his of
fee to his new residence and hospital
at IL Sixth street. 35tf
Cañon City record., 1901-10-03
REpuBucANcoUNTy CONVENTION
CANoN CRY, coLo., Sept. 25, 1901.

Orf T, OOI7O'' ISPe' 70 1OO1'
In pursuance of instructions from
the Republican County Contra! COM
mittee of Fremont county, conven-
tion of the Republican party of Fre-
mont county is hereby called to meet
at the court house in Canon City,
Colorado, at 100 o'clock a. m. Sat
urday, October l2, 1901, for the pur-
pose of nominating candidates for the
following Offices to be voted for No
vember 5, 1901, to-wit:
Eor rountv Indra
Cañon City record., 1901-10-03
Crown
Patent
Flour
MANUFACTURED
CANON CITY
NO FINER BRAND Of FLOUR on THE MAR
MT--TRt PRIDE or EVERY HOUSEWIFE
WHO IT ASSURES THE FINEST AND
llCHTtST Or BREAD.

How often you see the womsn's face
cloudy,
Indeed she has reason enough 20 be sad,
The cake WAS failure, the pies they
were soggy,
And the wort, thing of all the bread !,
was bad.
1t is easy to put such trouble to flight,
Your bread, assure you, will never
be sour,
Your pies win be lovely, your cake will
be light,
II only you use Crown Patent Flour,
Cañon City record., 1901-10-03
10 Rent


TOR REST-TWo rooms furnished or IN
Il furnished. sal Cooper aysuue. toti
I~OR REST-some Of the most desirable
It once rooms In the city. steam heat.
water in every room NEATLY painted walls
aud other attraction. See
GUY q. HAHDY-REooR3 Once.
Cañon City record., 1901-10-03
wASTI

w ANTED-CAsoS REs7DES PROP
w EHTY in exchange for an siEht-rootD
modern frame house In Hi-hiAnds. D.uNeri
% foot lot. south nd east front. nne Lawn snd
shade trees; iuruace, bath; zoe suburban
home. Inquire. Canon Crystal Ice Co sstt
Cañon City record., 1901-10-03

uvASTED A compstent giri for genera
w houaeWurki sDaii family no stairs
Wages. sp . mouth. hefer~nc~ rcgoired.
Mas, FHEpHEtr sHtra. 0reydene 'setz
Cañon City record., 1901-10-03

uyAsTED-To purchase geutls. soupd
w horse. not over n years Old and
weighing iaOo 10 y. d. THiFr, boz -,
xaff Lincoln PARK
Cañon City record., 1901-10-03

'Iro TRADH-SsN npriKht FiNno. any case.
VIII take horse nnd buggr In trade
Address G. q. Rox kis. Canou CITY. or c~li
- ma Il Nain sf asf
Cañon City record., 1901-10-03
MIscrLLASI"us

I.NouSD-A tAdy's cape. owner can asys
IL same by prostpx aud paytnE for this
Ad. y. n. woLgoKB. corner Cottonwood Aai
florence ANrnnsa. tofa
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ARE FRIENDS AT LAST.
Austria and Mexico Conclude to- For
get Macmillan Affair.


Washington, April s27.--A eenlplefe
.rapi5roachnaen between tae severn
ments Of Austria and Mexigo Has beau
brought about, and a result each
country is about to send a niftitSser %
the other This terminates an interna-
donal estrangement dating baeiSsSo the
days when young MaxiusiliaR of AUS
-tria sought TO gain a footheld ia McKee,
and lost. his life in the adyerture-sk a
bill has passed the Mexican congress
pr9ylding for a minister 50 AustI'ia.eat
salary of Sl5,090 annually. Austria
VIII take similar aetiosz by sending a
minister To Mexico, and this will close
the long and historic sepaFaSien.{
The Mexican government has 5aken
steps 10 resume diplomatic communists
ton with South American countries,
the first move 10 that direction being
che appointment OF 2 Mexican minister
to the Argentine republic. For many
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becarse Kyle does very few things the
either way.
Everyone seemed in holiday humor
those two evenings. When Mr.. Kyle
night audience his heart must have
beat faster. lie said IL did And what
shall be said ~ that admirable little
woman and her euotions? Jessie Izett
she who tabored Ia thinking parts"
with hopeless regularity to leap, after
four or i've lean years. into the lap Of
success, ana incidentally. the warTnest
spot 10 the Whoje. community's heart.
ller name should go on the bills up
alongside the stars tight away, He
the m9nagenent could ToaSe no move
more apprepliate FOR. WITH all credit
10 both OF these erOWn yOCmgsters,
there IS distinct division OF hopOrs in
Nathan Hale.
unfavOrable could not find much in
Nathan Hale 70 a-atify his heart.
There are evidences Of fnelodrama Only
IN one or tsv3 spots. Which is surprfs-'
ing. when the field Uttered is taken into
consideration. On the other hand. Il is
experimentation the paradox-that
any stloh signs appear with tie mas.
terhaud OF clyde Fitch behind il. A.
was remarked duFiag the week. Natkah
Is carrying IL a little too FAR when he
most f0rmid&oly. knocks down the
man who holds IL. oilokes she villain.
DiclSs UP his swee theart. puts her on .
horse and fees Son,, OF US VIII con-
fess ignorance az to the HISTORICAL ac-
cpracy of this pgoeedure. whien is the
only great deviation FROM kfe easy
Eubdued tone Of the piece n the main
Fitch has been guided ~ the reserved
QUIET and e0mely nature one inagine-s
Hale possessed Tsis is best demon
strated ir the second ACT, t,hen Colonel
knoWlson makes his elDquens -plea be-
fore a body or officers Tor volunteers
Spy. The galleries were ready 10 5drst
thinking. Of course. That Nathan would
rush eagerly orNtFd and exclaisn Il
Nolpu;s4r, eoloael. Traits 1ust what
he diam ,do. On the contrary. the colo
Eel pleads long and loiId before aale
risinV calmly from hrs seat. announces.
II the neekeFt possibie manner. al vii
undertake H.. The Scene here is car
ried @Sith hpe effect BY Mr. Kyle. 1t -
due as much 10 him assthe author. than
IN several such -oce asio Hs-the play eaes
mot lose Its artistic flavor
agt, fJ-ssi s
The aPotheosis % human SUFFERING.
bound ur In the fate OF Alice Adams
taat % estviug all tire sunlight of low.
md life 81 Inc gray fssitie her IDxer-l
tcnds 70 encbaiU tne admiration to
Fitcli's play quite rs much as the u1f-
timely fare Of Hale hirnsel. VINO can
recall. ia al the history. Of piaywritfSle
moro touchtng picture than Aiiee
Ads1lri farewell 80 hcr ~ ddesnned
loserf Nhst peetfeet des3air - pic
turei before NAT dfTrly- ighted tent
as she IS eornpelIe1 70 with draw at the Z
aspiration 9ta few min0fes aIi5nrd By I
General til51se frr leave taking. 1T is
here that a5iss Izett comes 70 the fore /
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lAaER S


while the daughters. staring atone an
other in extreme excitement and sur
passing JOY, both burst into. tears, It
was another realization Of fond dreams
Which their generous father had given
70 Them
The. TIeTne sisters have been with the
company from the 9rst and have made
distinct successes
New York Journal: New York
capital is back Of a plan to erect in
San Fra pessco one Of the finest Haude-
Vile theatre IN thef West. Former
State Senator William ]. La Roche of
t1aRss county is the head and front Of
already been subscribed and even the
contracts with various theatrical COM
panies have been closed, conditioned,
however. upon the erection of the build
ing within a certain time.
i have just returned from a pleasure
trip across the continent said Mr.. La
Roche. and am in a position to say
that vaudeville theatre Of the mann
moths dimensions contemplated viii be
very successful in San francisco.
'sIattended a performances in the only
vaudeviile house in that city and was
struck by TIE lack of accommodation
and the wonderful crush of the most
fashionable people there anxious to get
Il told Mr.. Rich. of A. J. Rich & Co,
who was with me, that had no doubt
vaudeville was the coming business in
theatricals, and we then. and there
formulated a plan TO give San Fran
ciseo~a building that should do it
proud
ar. La Roche said he scarcely
thought it possible that the building
could ybe,.ready for. occupancy in less
than q year and a half.
GLIMMERINGS.
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actor WIS reminded 81 an incident he
heard tell on at Minneapolis. A
young couple had taken seats IN the
parquet to wa teh the performapce Of
acquainted. and the gin led ont:
You know, / am descendant Of
Nathan Hale sa-o 81 -
SOP ne inquired.
p'Yes he was one of my ancestors. -
The play proceeded. At the close OF
the Hast act, he glanced at her fsuspic-.
iously. +kfhf 40 4t4 80 ~
G'You say you are a descendant OF
Nathan HaleT
She affirmed It. @
n notice he died single"
The couple never married.
g ~ ~
The sole attraction. theatficaEy. ci1fs
week is James Herne's Sag Harbor.@
whichiwill be seen ( the salt Lake the
atre Friday for two nights and a ma ti=
nee. The engagement Is ali to brief for
a-play that has been conceded general
Is TO be one of the best OF it's kind Ia
the whole rtnse Of the American
drama.
So great vas its success in N.eW York,
where IL ran three months, and in BOs-
ton, where il played to crowded houses
a little short OF four months SO great
indeed was the favor it found. both IN
h-east and the west, that x istquite
unnecessary TO go INTO details on the
Just concluded a return engagement in
Chicago and is. now 5en. route to the
coast. f 49, EStNH
A Story Is tolds Of tie Hernes girls.
who essay leading female roles, which
is well worth reading tEe~ss
Ar. Hernes daugn~ ., Miss Jui5a
and Miss Chrystaf, had 9th appeared
with their father on the stage, but in
sn incidental'R way, and though both.had
ever- since their childhood cherished
Wild. desires for a stage career. neither
Of them had been parti oElla ~. -eaeolir-
aged By their Parents. The new Sag
H&rbOr,,1 had been seachsto1-the family.
group, arid Doth, girls hid been deeply
but neither had dared 10 dream. mach
sess sasgest. then playing OF these.
( one evening their father came nome.
bslngjng NTH him &c 1Je. their guest for
a Few days. Dir. Israei Zangwi1l. The
evening of Zangvial's arrival he insisted
upon hearing Mr. Herne's new play.
script to the celebrated English ntera-
ture. his fan1iiy grouped ABOUT him.
Upon Mr.. IapgyiIl asking hing how he
was going 10 east his p1ag, Mr. Siefne
named several players silom he fiaa
fstentiily resolved to secure FOR the
leadtag parts ia the new work
Air, IangN-ili said ',Euf, Mr.. Herne.
VOW don't name tour payers Tor the
te-o iiTpoftarrt female troIesya s1fEfslI .
drawled the actor n his usual ofhantl
way l,tFlopsht l-1ssepid give my
daughter Jalia q rrfaf with the 4, :
ter q sMaFtisas7R7sd y think Chrystal
welI's
1T THE Mrs. HsEae Smhea hsscfly.
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years there has been no diplomats in
tercourse between Mexico and her sis
ter republics on the southern continent.
as there was little commerce between
them. and few POLITICAL questions re-
quiring 6iipiornatic represen Ia tons Re
acently. however, Argentine made a
friendly move by accrediting a minis
tier TO both Washington, and Aiexico
city and Uruguay has taken similar
action, The selection OF Mexico City as
stIle place FOR holding the Congress of
Aferitan republics has had a further
ilfsfueRce IN iBdhcing Mexico to extend
het .I-eIations with South and Central
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t s: :. s. :: !. :. !: ]: :.
feet. on the box office The resuF-
rection OF the heroic age may
have contributed to the end f6ssired.
Perhaps several years of .absence had
made many hearts s-cw fOndef. At
least. there was no doubt about the
completeness of that sWeicon1e, and if
long ago Howard Kyle carried away an
impression that Salt Lake didn't know
q good thing, lacked appreciation. and
so on--as he hao good reason 70 think
when they let the old Grand Stock
company go by defauit-he must have
had oceSFiOn the other night TO- pleas
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LYNcHED TIE NEGRO.
Assaults Waite Girl and Falls Into
Hands Of Her Relatives.

Elberton,i Ga. April 1Ts-0n Wrednes-
day Miss Raasia Alexander was as
sallt4d sSTsa negre wor4Snans WilliaR1
efogtsbNs Miss Alexander reRotted the
matter IA her s1sother, and later the
negro apReared and offered 20 work six
mentfas for the widowed mother il she
would-not tell on hfra. Before he could
leave the premises some friends OF the
family Appeared took charge Of the
negro and left 9os che river
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as an actress of true method. All
through tine difficult scene there is not
a single. word spoken The effect is all
in her sObbings hear-rendtrg. natural
sObbing which proves irresistible to
the Spectators Untiltthis ime Alice is
the. coy. -sOubrettish school girl. The
Transformation to- a broken hearted
woman is sudden. and itefssnot an easy
thing for an actress to adapt herself
to- But Miss lett las done so with
perfect results Her versatility is to
be considered a gift that CONES not to
al players.
No .Cne ever met Howard Kyle when
he didn't have a good story TO tell. Az
ter hearing the other night that Sol
Hale. whose grandfather was a cousin
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of week of his all-star revival Of
Uncle TOMS Cabin. :
Mrs. Harristt Ford will dramatize
a Gentleman From France in which
the Itiebler people viii present Kyrlel
Beilew and Eleanor Robson next sea-
son,
Henry Miller. like James X Hackett,
viii manage his own Tour next season
and viii ghsye q new play to take the
place Of 'RiehaId savage.
William tSiilette's profits on Sherlock
Holmes" for The seaspn are placed at
$4,000. ne has closed his season and
gone south for the summer. He viii APP
pear in London in September.
Lulu Glaser instead of Mabelle Gil,
man has the title role in The Prinla.
Donna" produced in New York
s----
Nav Twins present season viii ex-
tend into the middle of july ana she
VIII also raakea trip to san Francisco.
Several people are writing plays for
Miss Irwin. and one by Glen Mac
Dcnough, who wrote Sister Mary" for
( her, is under consideration for next sea :
There Will be but ten weeks of grand
opera IN New York next season and
1 the company from the Metropolitan Will
+ make a somewhat more extensive tour
OF the country than heretofore. In ad-
dition to A trip 80 the far west. several
: eastern cities in which grand opera has
not for some years been a feature, VIII
/ be visited
The star theatre in New York. which
! is being torn down, has been
an interesting playhouse. 1t was
! Originally WaHaeks theatre and
i there John Mccullough made his
most famous productions. There
! also Booth, Barrett and Mod
4 jeska appeared separately and in onF
1 combination, and Henry Irving and
! Ellen Terry made in that house then
+ first American appearances Sarah
/ Bernhaf6t is another foreign star -sas-
: ISOLATED With the history of the house
LYRICS.
The Harmonic club gives a concert al
Gifts hall Thursday evening.
The Metropolitan Opera company is
scoring in its Chicago engagement. The
De Reszkes and Melba are intact. not
withstanding rumors that would inGi-
cate otherwise ocs
Madame Nordica at the close of the
| grand opera season in Boston. viii GO
! direct TO. Paris, where she viii remain
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fessor Stephens Sunday school sing
ing class. the little ones selling four
tickets each which, they received IN
exchange for their tuition. fees.
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Bin to ACCEPT Carneeiess CID.

Albany. y. T. AFau q -tovernor
oden has signed the bin which an
thoI1zed New York city to accept the
s5,2oGoo0 gift Of Andrew Carnegie for
free library system ~
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erXvat Down East and Lovers
Iane' in Australia
Clyde ltksl is5galns 70 the south of
flsranse 81 s pTnDeTf To rest and, inch
deptally. write another play
Ss9N Martinez has succeeded Nether-
sole e Saphq and is winning con-
Hengs irving Gas R1ade-Ea London
triumph III ,6oaSe anus -
sal 4ake @ill see Henry Miller in
Richard Sewage FOR three nights, be-
ginning. May 80 800
BlaHglle BATES VIII appear. accord
ing I'd .assuratees received BY Manager
Piper. August s. z, and s, in 'Under
Two F'lagsS
An awful fate seems to follow Harry
Carson sClzrke in his efforts TO maintain.
peaees tp,2the ranks Of the companies
he EXPLOITS season after season, and he
has - stand for it all OF a milk and
mush dialect The incident at Cheysl
elIie the other night, in which the re-
douktable Harry had his ears boxed
by an tupruly soubrette, is the most,
fant aliziffg OF all his. recent adventures.
no doubr
w. A. Brady IS corresponding with
NJ anager Pyper regarding the prospect,
I - - rtE HfR
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II was reported ehat ttey set him
free, but later III developed that Gpots-
by was lsnehcd, and that ais body was
thrown into the Savannah river.
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Or. Walters, 'organist at, the Wash
lngton.. ID. c., temple. and professor of
music IN the Columbia, university will
arrive in salt Lake today. 10 see. hear.
and test the tabernacle organ. 1T is
hoped the eminent organist win rem
der q recital While inithe city. 81
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salt 1-alxe sill see Henry Miller in
Richard Sewage Tor three nights, be-
girning. Nav 10 - ~ 49, ~.
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: The juvenile choir of 500 voices under
the direction Of Professor Stephens
VIII give a. concert at the tabernacle.
"Wednesday evening. May 1. one feas
ture viii be Alfred Best's guitar and
Ilandolin club, made up entirely of
e3ildren. between 10 and Is years old.
Ihere viii be solos by some OF the we'll
Known local vocalists, Including H. S.
ENSIGN and BueHa Perrin.
Inc event is Intended to nav the
tpltion qf the children who joiTled Pro
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-28

Hengs Irving Gas made a. London
trirhnnh il tj6sseianusl
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Harold Ei9ridge has returned from
the east, ha3fng finished his course. in
vocal music.
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Sa9he Martinez has succeeded Neither
sole II E5aphq' and is winning con-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-28

Lulu Glaser instead of Mabelle Gil
man. has the title role in The Prima
Donna" produced in New York.
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Henry Miller. like James K. Hackett.
viii manage his own tour next season
and viii have Anew play to take the
place Of Richard Sava gef'
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-28

William tSiilette's profits on sherlock
Holmes" for The sessDn are placed at
$4,000. u 2 has closed his season and
gone south for the summer. He viii APP
peal. in London in September.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-28

e'ampanari, the noted baritone of the
metropolitan Opera company, has been.
engaged to sing in the French and
tia Fan opera at Convent Garden. Lon
don, this summer He mas taken, a
house n a fashionable quarter of the
city wlfieh he VIII occupy, with his
family, daring the season.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-28

for aafew weeks and then go on a SUM-
ner pleasure Jaunt to Venice Lake
Como, the Black Forest and Lucerne
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-28

grand opera season in Boston will GO
direct TO. Paris, where she win remain