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New-York tribune., 1901-03-21
NEWARK LIBRARIAN FOR BROOKLYN

The trustees of the Brooklyn Public Library are
negotiating with Frank 7. Hill. librarian OF the
Free Public Library of Newark with a view to
securing his services as librarian of the Brooklyn
institution. 1t is understood that the salary to be
given him will exceed $1,000 a year. and it Is con
sidered probable that Mr. Hill will accept the offer
Negotiations have been in progress for some time
but Mr. Hill said yesterday that he had not re-
Ccved formal offer yet.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-21
PERTH AMBoY TO ACCEPT $4,000

Adrian Lyon of this city. has introduced a bill
in the legislature designed TO permit Perth Amboy
appropriate s2,0O0 annually to support a library.
This follows the offer of Andrew Carnegie. VINO
will give the city s20.O0 for library If 5000 is
appropriated annually for its support. J. G Mccoy.
for himself and the Lewisohn Brothers, smelters.
has offered the city site for the Carnegie build
New-York tribune., 1901-03-21
FOR A LONDON EXPOSITION.

London. March 21.-"The Daily Mali says this
morning:
II is reported in high circles that King Edward
contemplates big exposition in London the
lines of the Paris Exposition the Idea being TO
inclose the Thames from Westminster Bridge TO
Albert Bridge including the whole OF Battersea
Park
New-York tribune., 1901-03-21

Richard Mansfield will deliver the principal ad-
dress at the graduation exercises OF the American
Academy of Dramatic Arts and Empire Theatre
Dramatic School, which will take place in the En-
pre Theatre the afternoon of Thursday, March
Is The hnal performance of the academy will take
place at the Empire Theatre on the afternoon OF
Tuesday, March 2s The principal play will be THE
Knight of the Burning Pestle." by Beaumont and
Fletcher.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-21

The members of the Mitgebracht Club, which Is
les property and scene shfters will give
ball on Wednesday evening. March q, at Lyric
Hail. the proceeds to form the nucleus of fund
for establishing clubrooms for theatrical employees
New-York tribune., 1901-03-21
ANOTHER LIBRARY OFFERED.

Crawfordsville Ind. March 20.-A letter was re-
ceved yesterday from Andrew Carnegie offering TO
give CrawfordsviIe s25"o for the erection of
library building. providing that a suitable site and
$500 annually for the library's support he fur
Hishcd by the city.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-21
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

The annual benefit of II. S. Sanderson business
manager of Tony Pastors Theatre. will take place
at that house on the evening Of Easter Sunday.
Manv Of Mr. Sanderson's friends have volunteered
to take part in the entertainment and an excel
lent bill IS assured
New-York tribune., 1901-03-21
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND MORROW.

FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND To MORROW.
For New-Engand, rain today: brisk and high
easterly winds; clearing.
Eastern New-York to-day; and high
easterly winds: fair.
Eastern Peunsylv to-day: south
portion; brisk and high easterly winds; to- morrow
fair.
For New-Jersey and Delaware. rain to-day: brisk
eastery winds. becoming souhwestery; tomorrow
For Western Pennsylvania and Western New-York.
Cisonal to-day and somewhat colder: and
high winds, becoming northNesterly:
New-York tribune., 1901-03-21

The melodrama THE Price of Peace will have
its first performance at the Broadway Theatre this
evening The play is long that the curtain will
rise each evening promptly at o'clock
New-York tribune., 1901-03-21

The Amelia Bingham Company will celebrate the
Tooth performance of THE Climbers" at the Biiou
Theatre the evening of Wednesday, April g. by
paper cutters.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-21
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

changes in pressure a indicated bv The Trbunes
recording barometer The dotted line shows empera-
ture as recorded Perry's Pharmacy.
Tribune Office March ~. 1 a m--The weather yeser-
dav was showery The temperature ranged be
tween the C36H. being
6s. degrees Tuesday 9as degrees
lower than that the corresponding year
The weather to-day will continue rainy.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-21

dents to mendicants. He will try to get the
Carnegie party off to London without meeting
the delegations.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-21
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MARRIED.

PHELPS-NICHOIS-O Monday. March is. 1901 at the
residence of the bride. by the Rev. Or. William r.
Huntington Marie Christina Nichols daughter OF the
late George L. Nichols and Luis James Phelps
Notices of marriages and deaths must be in
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New-York tribune., 1901-03-21
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ALLEN-suddenly March 20. I24 East ssth- At
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-26

commended that both 81 adopted as class
Eoegns.
Two games Of baseball were played by
both aroused considers Die Interest -pinong
-Il.32st the .efuais beat the -Q8laTs = DR.
1sles5ey acting as umpire: ana on YVednes-
daN the third year boys wOrsted the next
@9BloE el4ss 9y q close score
5allql2g5on on Friday and there ad-
1850 me graduates OF Davis county in
preseBted the -stutierts fbeir. ,.ssrt ffsesfes
- ~ llAsefs OF the Normal graduating
5 45.i5 y kieIessor w. NJ Stewart last
evening With their principal.
Cla5s recitation work was nut off an
nom last Thursdav Tn0rrfng AND ssoGif
$50 lss studenls went TO the oregon
ot59tt A5ltfe DEPOT to- see the deba ting and
eIaietle leans of on their "trip 10 Reno
All OF the members of the senior classes
netgs Atielr photographs taken on FRIDAY
and yesterday. SO that there N-5ll be no
= Il5 tsselsag the class souvenir All
Each Of ne normal piasses has ar
tS5lIigea 70 use page Ira he.solYenir that
stse FStst9ts are ISSUING So Fl1iS page VIII
4f1tz<ltit the names OF the class Officers
8elllk OF history and class news.
s..-l ssI3uSnes who IS a graduate Of
or the governing board of the schools or
~ tteS. was ~ Normal society on Friday
sltJeFNeQn AID addressed the students l1p-
on 6dRcatlOlial methods at Can,brf8ee
tsfokessor g M. Marshall attended the
CONNIE pent exercises of the Spanish
! ~ Is sehoels on Thursday evening and
SPOKE 70 the graduates.
10 s4eep their class together and enable
t1tf mem peEs to keep in touch with each
okItefe Inc NORMAL graduating class has
iQORteu "a clfcuiar letter After the stu
uefltS- 9aEe graduated, this letter, or vol
3afb OF ieILerS viii be circulated from
one IneinDer TO another continuously
trolInf5 the class; and each member as
ne ne Netltnle reaches MIN. VIII write q let
yer aucfessed to his fellow classmates
ana insert II IN the volume, taking CUT
Ms % one, If he has one in the packet
ia TINS way each student Will hear about
every ltIteen months what his classmates
are aolng7 no one being allowed to keep
the letter longer than one week.
me tennis court is finished. and some
OF lne boys We're playing Yesterday. The
SIlg' 1 ABOUT twenty ia number viii begin
regular play next week
Word comes, from the Branch Normal
az Sedar CITY that they will be unable 10
moro commencement exercises there this
year on account of quarantine for small
M y, T. Young addressed the grad
-ustLeS. or Ephralm in their COMMENCEMENT
exercises last FRIDAY
me eIsSses of Professor Roylance. who
IS AZ Keno with the debating team were
S&l5u4cled on FRIDAY by Mr.. Thomas Glen
ana Professor George Coray.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-26
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noon. Ills talk vas rsseiv 9 - scenes
q re evil war thregglg which he had
- the Grant school .tse pupils of the
sg'per eraees - mbked 20, listen 80 Frank
GA Patriotism nd-IJecoratiers nav, ne
natin<lat SONGS We're aal7g pgssf he p1lpiIs
{ Mr clark ana Tie1teasat Brank Zines
Sp2Se % the puptis q the sumner school
a.l4 tle tayter on the Spanish Anerican
Al ehs pnBiis of tha advanced grades at
the webster W'ere gatherad iH f1e1lower
tSreeqen-- Besides the taHS. which was
mucn enjoyed the programme coHpt sted
~ TIE Onion school as no Sneaker an
,iisir IN Sle s 2gel55 ssye pre sFanms -
qliotatiQDs ana readings.
efsr3 ss So. M snds q ysry plegsipg and
lover Grades al the Whittier 90 -Eifi fss,y
lest LIZ thenae was love oe countrT re-
leeI TOT me ela flag, ara the genera
MI snyder talked to the mofa advaf1CefYs
grades on the Spanish "A fasrfcan war a415
5nde & ,e 4 Ai.-tt "a ~ fs.5--
,<At sc WtAsnlqg losa school on Friday
ub4'Fi sIaGese listened 60 Dafrlotift
~ n - tdfres on the SI3dIfi -
s5e--.r,--5 J. : - -.iE .tqqeFeu o short pro
same q tue hdlontl songs.
= The sumner Mothers, club held ffs 4s+
Iiis Tor the present school year 81
4.ith pianO SOLO avs Miss No. -, SslS
most nftHreetfne- ar4a $500
Preparation FOR gV6nfaf1b rl(55i I'm On
me exercises at the Lincoln on T7ridaty
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-26

Az ene meeting at the High school yes
tcraaN morning the teaChefs enjoyed a
versIty Miss aIshes has spent some time
or GAS 'c0ntineat maksng . STUDY OF Ana-
aFiean netnoes IS compared With those
~ England.
Asa basis of her sax she said tn8t the
imncrtauCe ana the respousi hiiitT OF ftile
teaching profession are Hgt .felt ettber bS
the outside word or by tBe pr5Ie - t.
SELF TTue teachers should De fE6ifs III
kers 81 tae fature..esff rost inipcff-
GOT problems which CONFRONT thcrt teacher
{2aas are. TIE real iq nc lieEs 81 ,teE
idea oteeFo.ution 50 the school and vhat
20 teaeh- lle ~orS OF ths scuool IS 70
child for the lie which ne leads both at
-'a present ume and IN the etfFre The
lldo- a,cceeding iD = greater degree than.
+ 81 tie Euglish teacher. IA the matter Of
American, sllce there the teadher -las tlle
power td enforeea school -piirie- during
at the close 81 Miss Hughes talk. tie
teachers were invited to ask gliesfi0ns.
ard few avail e9 theurselves q zee Qp-
laid has no democrats school system.
and thQt her two eft 81 schools are
tauehI by two widely different GLASSES Of
feaehers-the ore by highly eduaatsd ire
I'll .iduals r Hho nave speeia Nzed work
which Is thus kept o. q very g 81 order.
Tor the positions they hold ar4sare nS
equipped or any line
AIr Co9per made short tax appro-
priate 10 the closing Of TAG years work
AID his own severance with tna work
- me- time doubtIess an feel his loss
keenly, and VIII wish him wei IN his new
Amopg. the schools. which wfe d!sap-
pointed ~ Iaet Eaf I'm
ers2n bryant tWelfen. Ninth, L9ngfei-
i7w and Tnions In almost an 6fthese
preparltidn h15 been made aud oag
patrons had gathered 10 listen &c adaI.Es5-
At the washington, oEily three of
thfrf time the Is ~ n man ~ ss5@a
faal ftl1t after All chat was said LAST wear
- time when they nad neither ne fight
the addresses 70 be giF@ some explana-
zion Of abse1ce - lei Tas due them.
3 IS very doubtful ~ reg VII enter into
tee matter 81 an another year
Tie Lowell school was beauifuliy dec
olated on Friday to receive the speakers
patrons who came q lister. Conspicuous
among the u1H TAGS en- tsle wals WIS
oae. D1tIe-stai1ed and smoky (Which had
been througn tis=. Wh9le OF, the civil war
with the Ihirteenih Brooklyn volunteers
of the Gay were colonel Hammond. ffr-
eeant Eldy 81 The Spanish war and Nr
ANton.
F19g Gay was Observed at the Hamilton
eci1osi by appropriate exercises lfr
. Corsei- = Fetcrau Of the civil wan faIRed
10 the pupils ApDrODriate songs were
sung bs the pupils.
Colonel sells was fhe speaker al the
Uiutah sLhoQ a,sey..ts talk vas greatly
enjoyed b. the Cd tdren-
colonel Henry IlOsaa s1ve most ih-
ter5sdug au3 helpfuI tat to the pupils
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-26


her own som aVES rudely shaken clear
~ her dressi,.g room. How could she
Contemplate - loXe scene of remark
q Sss BEAUTY while ner e.lrs were Allied
VITA Don't Care3t You Nebber Come
Back So she pF3tFsfed 10 this note.
FOR the sake Qfen7usical necency the
entire act seIecttofc nust be revised
Nleze ehoice rom attached list Cable
Illilsln 81 s1lsesssary. Pills was
essed tosthe IN qsica4 director. who
ala cable. only 20 bears prQhaptlye that
what Mss AIarI0uses. warned she was
% nave. and AZ once
Theresa vaHghn. who Kss idenfffea
WIN the Grand ,sseFa house fn its ear
ueF GAYS, has been ad3uGgeH insane No
committed 70 The asylum at Worces-
Ter. Mass Since TIE death on herynuss
bandi fouF years ago, Miss Vaughn has
s1ilered ffom melancholfa- About -
Xess4 ago she was obliged. becaase OF
Ialling memory, to leave-athe stage
Naude Adams has sailed Tor F,urope
to take the rest cute III a eonVeuf in
france Ihe y0uns actress has had
2 mart season IN "ltAtglon'f and oo1n-
idete rest and qVIief are absoiutelv nee
essafy 70 cradle her to- take un an
sil l5 touring season She VIII remaip.
IN the convent until il is tifne-to return
for tehearsaIs in the new pI.v nv h al
season.
J. Sherrie Matthews has broken down
again While rehearsine with 5iS mart
ners BulgeT for a new buriescr17e ~
the New York theatre. he was seized
Win vertigo and had to be removed
80 - ms n2tei- he viii not be able to
pay during the summer.
sadie AIartinot- is h6gotiatinr for the
American rights 10 Mr.. and Ms
1}ayentry tt1e abnormally realistic
= HHraN.~
80 ~ MIS-. Patrich t5aupbelI. 1T is
said to be even worse ina moral sense
than fSapho, in which Martinez s1f,-a
ceeded Olga Nethersoie.
LYRICS.
The Harmonic society win give its
annuaI outing at Lagoon on June g.
A good programme Is in course Of prep
aration.
y Harold Eidredge, sllo has just re-
. turned from New York, win give song
tolnorrow evening. PROFESSOR -McCIel-
Ian viii assist.
IN the departure of Has. Ensign FOR
span, the tabernacleT lseir loses. tene
p0rarlly, one OF ITS ablest members.
Mr. Ensign was. appreciated most dur
ing the absence of Professor SteDBens
when ne assumed The dfrectorshfn 5jf
t ne ehoir and maintained its high stan
The tabernacle choir is wen aIdS%-
with ITS rehearsals Or sThe Overthrow
or Cog and AlagOg. a. poem ,by. BishoD
w hltney' set TO MUSIC By Professor
stephens 1t VIII be sung ia. the near
future.
The theatrical season befpa- "a over
Professor yFeihe OF. thessrl re 6rssI,es
ira IS devoting a coed deal of time to-
his studio work.
Emma Eanaes has =etarned to the
operetic stage at Ceveut Garden, ION
don,
The band of All EfaIloWs coltege is
making remarkable PROGRESS under the
leaders FiP OF A'refess2r peterson.
Olganist Mcclellan sy9f4 resume his
recitals- at the ta-beIuaeI6sI yviee a week
on saturday next The new rules, are
good ones. NO babies win be allowed
IN the building and tte-doora will close
at ll:s9, ten minutes after the pro-
granme begins.
Richard ffeuhead, who wrote the tune
~ sne Rock Of Ages IS dead. He
Mas cOupOser. of -cQnsideFa bic note.
and FOR years vas known as, the CRAM
plon Of GregOrian music
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-26
University Notes.

Professor Geprge Coray Conducted
chaPef exercises 5ast week aHd On rhes-
day morning Miss Euella Ferron ft1eFed
the students wltfi two pleasing hlla-
bers. Professor r. r Lyman will lead
dgriHg the coming week
.he botany Class spent the forenoon
yiesferelax iH Dry canyon, seeking tspesi4
rnsRs - complete their mounts Tor this
gEtElsIn Neei a.. cg was . visitor on
sfSPptessor D. r. Alien went to Ifeber
City OF Fpday and addressed the grad-i
yates from the 6istriet schoD.s 81 Ms
satch county IN their epnmencerneist
The Un-yersity Historical society com
posed largely OF second year studenfs..
~yill spene next SATURDAY. Dune l. at SAT-
air.
The Normal graoS1ating class viii have
tyg0 ciass poems. At a meeting held so1he
weeks ago Misses Clare CUMMINGS and
Ninnifrel Coleman .F1efe chosenstt} <-,5f.sl
pete for the honor OF class poet 'Elep
each WEp1ef a poem and submitted 1T last
50 etine sfsQy TO DE- j.. T.. Ia lgaasce. n ~
lyman and r.. +. Mc<fllie. who mad 8ea5a
chosen Us Judges. AFTER listening t.
s-eHdfug pf tbs poems and considering
thhIn more cstret az $50 The iul-zes recfsleff
thar each Of he cDrn ftss7 ans 5st(F to-,
mech nfefit-t1 81 be Suppressed fifsl - rec
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-26

Church Of Christ. Scientist, holds, SER
Third South street as follows; SUNDAY
school at 10 a. M, church services at III
a. 10. subject. Ancient and Modern
n ecromancy. or Mesmerism and Hyp-
potisul. ~ Wednesday evening meeting at
= o.clock- Free reading room open daily
ing, in.4the ATanft6u hotei. ground floor.
All are invited 70 these meetings
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-26
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