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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-01-09

1t has recently been announced IN
Los Angeles that Daniel FTawley VIII
next season shine forth not as the head
of a stock company. but as an indepen-
dent star. surrounded by a company
that viii include only two or three of
the present members of the well-knOwn
western dramatic organization. This
means that Mr.. Frawley will tour IL
one play. like other stars. and will re-
linquish repertoire.
It was for the purpose OF finding 4
suitable play for his prospective ven
ture that Mr.. Frawley left his COM
pany several weeks ago and new 70
New York. accompanied by Miss Van
Ruren and Jack Amory. both of whom
win remain with him, and in the event
taat a satisfactory vehicle cannot be
found on the market. it is said Lueette
Rylay viii be asked TO write play Tor
Mr.. Frawley. having a young IriShman
as the leading character. the role 10 De
light comedy
The T. d. Frawley company is 10 be
the purveyor of Frawley's future. The
incorporation took place some time ago
ITS officers are: c. J. Riley, president;
lanes Wood. secretary; r. =. Kinman
treasurer and J. c Flanders. director
Wood and Flanders are old theatrical
men who have but now cast their loi
with the actor. Riley and kinman
have bean with the box Office staff OF
the FraWlev company for some time
Harrington Reynolds leaves the COM
pany at Minneapolis in a few days
Miss Barrett. also. has terminated heI
connection with the organization The
scheme viii doubtless entail q COM
plete change in the personnel of tbs
company aside from the exceptions
noted.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-01-09
AmaSemeHtS.


The company exploited by Messrs-
Munro & Sage interpreted that stirring
romance. The Prisoner Of Zenda," yes
terday afternoon before a smaller audi
ence than the performance deserved.
In all fairness 70 the players. it may
be stated that the presentation was in
nearly all respects superior to Rupert
of Hentzau." The two plays. nOtwith-
standing the close relation each bears
20 the other, are not to be compared
from a standpoint of literary merit or
situation. For that reason, perhaps,
the players make a firmer impression
in "Zenda." Especially is this true of
Miss Tittell the Flavia, who received
frequent and cordial recognition at the
hands Of the audience. Mr.. Leighton
was the same manly Rudolph, but
strengthened the first impression of his
work. Miss Eleanor Carr was seen 10
much better advantage as Antoinette
than as Rosa in the sequel The other
parts were generally well sustained.
Rupert of HentZau' was repeated
last night before a large audience, the
largest of the engagement, by far.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-01-09

a Missouri pastor startled - 60
grt cation by suggesting that the
spiasters propose to the bachelors and
widowers of the flock It does seem
rather hard on the girls to go lonely
Though life when they might have "a
man for the asking. However the wo-
man who marries a man she has To
propose to IS taking terribly long
chance on future happiness The brute
who hasn't coarage enough 20 do his
own Promising isn't ordinarily calcu-
iateA TO make much of a breadwiuner.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-01-09

Captain McCalia OF the Kearsage has
bought lot on which 10 erect a club
house for sailors. paying for the prop-
Admiral Sampson chins in there won't
be enough other prize money 10 build
a picket fence around the lot
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-01-09
Easiern oniors.

LefHngwell's List, 35-57 Randolph.
Street, Chicago
$50 Nassau Street, New York.
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THE HERALD COMPANY.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION;
GAELY lRD SUNDAY.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-01-09

Miss Emma Lucy Gates win be heard
in her song recital at the Theatre to-
night. The event has been looked for
ward to with almost intense interest
ard the advance sale assures a mag
nificent reception for the young artist
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-01-09

Manager Hammer announces the re-
turn Of those popular Irish comedians,
Murray and Mack. for the whole Of
next week. in the brisk succession Of
comicaIties. Shooting the Chutes.' At
New Orleans this attraction played
twenty-three consecutive nights, and
the IS. r. O." sign appeared eighteen
times. The Grand is dark for the re-
mainder Of this week.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-01-09

% sale Of ssats ID ..The Burgo,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-01-09
THE SALTLAKE HERALD.

Published Every Day in the Year.
By
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-04
PERSONAL MENTION.

Dr. Sweet went over to the con vention yesterday.
 NJ. J. Cunningham went to Tucson yesterday to attend the convention.
 s. w. Clawson is expected home to- day after an absence of about four weeks
 Dr. Baum leaves on the fifteenth of the month for coast for a two weeks visit
 MT. and Mrs. Joe Donahue came in from Fl Paso on the late train We'd nesday morning.
 w. c. Choate and B. c. Morgan were passengers on the late passenger Wednesday morning.
 Mrs. Mae Hughey. formerly of Bis bee, came up rom Naco yesterday. She leaves for Cananea this week.
 Pitcher McKennan is out of the hos pital and will be able to take part in the game Sunday, between Clifton and Bisbee.
 Architect F. E. Johnson and wife returned yesterday from the coast where they have been for some weeks past. Mir. Johnson has visited several of the leading point of in California in relation to his business.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-04
COUNTY SEAT QUESTION

Petitions in the Feitd for the Removal
 of the Court House to Bisnee Petitions in the Field for the Removal court house to Bisbee are in the field and will be presented to every tax paved in the county. if possible, before the next thirty days expire. It reads.
 "To the board of supervisors of Co chise county, territory of Arizona:
 Whereas, the county seat of said Cochise county is now at the city of Tombstone, we the undersigned quali- fled electors of said county, petition said board to remove the county seat and the place to which we desire the same removed is the city of Bisbee in said county. Dated, September 2, 1902"
 This begins to look like business and the petitions will be circulated as speedily as possible among the tax payers of the county. The people are convinced that they have waited long enough and feel that the county should have it's seat where the busi- ness interests demand. It is plain when the great percentage of business is done at Bisbee, Naco, Douglas and other adjoining points that they should have the court house some where within reach. This will be a big saving to the tax payers of Co., chise county and they will not let an opportunity of this kind pass when it is to the advantage of the great majority.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-04
BRIEF CITY NEWS.

FOR SAlE-A furnished three room house. together with lease in Tombstone Canyon. Address P. O. box 9i9 9-4-tf
 The Southern Pacific was late both ways yesterday No. g. going west was about five hours late and No. 10 going east arrived in Benson at 4:30 Wed nesday morning. No mail in conse- quence came in from either direction.
 Several drunken Mexicans were ar rested down the canyon a few even- ings ago and were brought up to jail They had threatened the life of Mrs. Hessing, who was alone with her son Jimmie. He came up and informed Officer Doyle who quickly placed them under arrest
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-04
MARRIED AT FL PASO
Miss Artie Viola SiIanee of Denver
 and Joe Donahue of Bisbee

ouo SOC OouduoS VT oiS0CS
 The marriage of Mir Joe Donahue of Bisbee to Miss Artie Viola Silance of Denver at Fl Paso Sunday afternoon will be of special interest to the peo- pie of Bisbee.
 The groom is in the banking busi- ness holding the position of teller in the Bank of Bisbee and has become well known. For years before coming west Mir. Donahue was on the road as salesman for Libby, McNeill & Libby, one of the well known firms of Chi cago. lie is a member of Elks, No 671. Bisbee.
 The bride is one of the social fay orites of Denver and is the daughter of well known capitalist of that city. She is a decided brunette and pos sesses a striking personality. Miss Silance is widely travelled and has spent much of her time in this manner for some years. past, having those many accomplishments which accom- pany this manner of study.
 The wedding was a quiet one, at tended only by immediate friends and relatives. The bride was presented with many beautiful gifts.
 Mir and Mrs. Donahue are at the Copper Queen but will be at home to their friends after the 18th.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-04
CITY COUNCIL
Bills Considered and Passed at the
 Regular Meeting

Bills Considered and Passed at the
 Regular Meeting
 The city council at their regular monthly meeting Tuesday night, dis posed of a large amount of business and passed upon the following bills which ordered paid:
 Scavenger driver and help, $102.50; J. C. Kreigbaum, street work. $207.35; ; J. B. Angius & Co.,, hay and grain, s7220; E. G. Riley, painting, $2S.57; E. G. Smeed, carpentering. $5; Wm. Hughes, smallpox guard, $39; salaries of mayor and council, $110; W. D. Kinsey, salary as clerk and stamps. $5050; Police salaries, $35O; A. E.. Dudley, blacksmithing, $12.25; Bisbee Drug Co.,, oil, $50; J. c. Medigovich, groceries for stabbed Mexican, s2.50; c. G. Barnum, hauling fire cart, $1; Mir. Mullen. fire department steward, $15: F. L. Bauer. meat for pest house city barn, $332; O. J. Olmstead. part payment of interest, $60: total, $1.- 477.47.
 Action on the following bills was deferred pending further investiga- tion: Fred Coleman and helper on scavenger wagon, $254.40; A. E. Lud- ley, blacksmithing, $19.70; Otto Gei- senhoffer, meals for prisoners, $120. 40; Tovrea & Mossman. meat for pest house $52.1s; stenographer. for draft ing license ordinance. $2.50; Bisbee Rally Review, printing $1S3.s0: per centage due for collecting street funds, $82.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-04
ATHLETIC CLUB
 BEING ORGANIZED
PROFESSOR MCCOY IS NOW HERE
 FOR THAT PURPOSE
Its Objects Will Be to Teach the Art of SeIt-Defense-Organization or Senternber 1Cth

It's Objects Will Be to Teach the Art
 of SeIt-Defense-Organization on
 September 10th
 A school of physial culture is be- ing formed in Bisbee by Harry Me Coy and will be opened to the public on the evening of the 10th. There is a class of twenty-four already ar ranged for and large number is ex- pected to join at once.
 The purpose of this athletic club is to give an opportunity to those who desire to take advantage of good, clean, manly sport There will be a charter membership fee of two dol lars per month, which gives those members all the privileges of the club. Tickets will also be printed calling for a certain number of lessons which will be sold to those desiring to join the class.
 Professor Mccoy, who has charge of the club, has had much experience in athletics and has doubtless the the west He had athletic clubs in Chicago, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, St. Louis and numerous other points.
 Professor Mccoy has a scrap book full of references that few men in his line of work possess, from which we quote: Professor Harry Mccoy is in Evansville for the purpose of teach ing a school of physical culture and giving lessons in the manly art of self-defense. He has taught all over the Pacific coast and taught twenty two students at Girard college, Phil adelphia. He has had eleven years of experience in the business"
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-04
HAvELocK s. MORROW,

We'll Known Actor and Shakespearean
 Scholar, to Lecture in New Eng
 land and Canada
 Havelock s. Morrow will leave on the 18th for Prince Edwards Island and other points east to begin his seasons engagement upon the plat form.
 He has been booked by the Western Lyceum Bureau and will give his pop ular lecture course throughout New England and eastern Canada MT. Nor row is widely known throughout the entire west as an accomplished Shakespearean scholar and an actor of unusual merit.
 This gifted actor has carried the leading roles in Julius Caesar, alter hating in Brutus, Cassius and Mark Anthony with Samuel E. Wells, who is now starring in Richard III. He made a notable hit as Randolph Dearborn in "A Cheerful Liar" on the Pacific coast; Claude Melnotte. in the Lady of Lions," is one of his strong char acters; Elmore in The Rival Mer- chants; Mir Go Lightly in Lend Me Five Shillings." These and other parts are taken by MT Morrow.
 During his eight years of theatrical and elocutionary work he kept up over one hundred choice readings. This work has been done to lay the foundation for the lecture field. which Mir Morrow will follow. He began his work under Charles Kent, who be- came famous to all the world as Sven gali
 Some of his lectures are entitled Americas Uncrowned Queen" "A Few of Sacred History's Dark Nights" Sparks from the Anvil, Sprays from the Springs" "The Christ of History" Surely these sub jects should interest any audience
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-04
WilIiams-Mcvicar

Married-Mr A N McVicar and Miss Emma Williams at S:30 o'clock Monday evening, Rev. Studley officiat- ing.
 A N McVicar has resided in Bisbee for nearly two years and has been en- gagged in mining at the Copper Queen mine He came here from Cripple Creek, Colorado, where he was for four years the agent for the Wells, Fargo Express company. He is a na- tive of Kansas, coming west eight years ago. Since coming to Bisbee Mir McVicar has made many friends who will be happy to learn of his new step in life.
 The bride has resided in Bisbee for the past year and has large circle of friends. She is native daughter of California
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-04

Base Ball
 for the base ball game for Sunday to be played between Clifton and Bis bee at Base Ball park. Two of Bis bees team are now in the hospital but other players will be here to take their places. It is to be hoped that a big crowd will greet the boys as this will be the first game for long time played here.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-04
Hand Car Collision

Hand Car Collision
 w. Nj. Stevens of Douglas was brought into the hospital from Doug las last evening. He was riding a hand car in Douglas which tipped over with him just as another car came along and ran into him. He was not seriously injured, fortunately, al though he sustained some cuts on the head and body. He was getting along nicely last evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-04
Lewis Hunt Sick

Lewis Hunt Sick
 Lewis Hunt. who went to Oakland to enjoy his vacation. was taken down with pneumonia a few days later and is still confined to his bed. A letter to his wife brings the intelligence that he is very sick and it will be some weeks before he will have fully recovered.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-04
Buried at Oouulas

The funeral of Frank V. Kelly took place at Douglas yesterday at 3 o'clock from the A O. U w hall un- der the auspices of Gates Lodge, No. 19. He was buried in the Douglas cemetery.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-04
Petty Thievery

Petty ThIeVery
 Some Mexican boys broke into the base ball locker where the clothes of the players are kept, and took some of the suits. The city marshal was after them last night and will doubt less secure the stolen property.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-04
Ate Poisoned Chalk

The little two year old girl of Mrs. Arthur was poisoned yesterday by eating colored chalk. Dr. Hickman was summoned and relieved the little sufferer. who is now getting along nicely and will soon be well.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-04
NOTICE

Fifty dollars reward for informa- tion leading to the arrest and convic- tion of the person distributing poisoE in the vicinity of Shattuck's lumber yard. L. C. Shattuck.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-04
At the Hospital

There are twenty-seven patients in the hospital and all are getting along nicely. Several have been discharged and have gone out of town to recup- crate
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-04
6riQqs Returned

6TT9US HetuFheo
 Mir. Briggs, one of the directors of the Modern Copper mine. returned yesterday from San Franisco. Mir. Briggs has been absent for some weeks.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-04
pr. Farrinoton Returns

pr. Harrington Returns
 Dr. F. W. Harrington returned yes terday from California, where he has been for his health. He returns great ly improved and is looking well.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-04
Funeral Notice

The funeral services of F. Nj. Shear CT will be held at Library hall today at 10 o'clock a. m.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-04
NOTICE

Members of the Spanish-American war veterans will meet at the fire house at 9:30 a. m. today to attend the funeral of T. M. Shearer. By or der of
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-04
George F. Roberts.

Ira E. Loomis, Acting Adt.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-04
Reduced Rates

Try J. N. Jones' baths on School hill. 25 certs. Nice porcelain tubs.
 91ktf
The sun., 1902-03-06
VANDERBILT TAX SWORN OFF.
George VS. Personal Assessment Cut From
o. 1000, 900 to $4,000

George W. Vanderbilt appeared before
Commissioner Gillespie Of the Tax Depart
ment yesterday and swore of his personal
taxes, so that the amount on which he
will have to pay will be $4,000 instead Of
q, 900 900, the amount OF the tentative
assessment which was put against his name.
Mr.. Vanderbilt told the Commissioners
that the money Of which he was possessed
was represented by real estate and bond
investments, which were taxed by the city
and the State anyway, and that he would
be paying a double tar IL he paid on his
personal assessment. MIR. Vanderbilt took
oath TO his disclaimer. and the assessment
was reduced.
As soon as the Tax Commissioners close
the books they intend, as has been an
nounoed before, to make an effort TO collect
taxes on personal property from those
who maintain residences in this city, no
matter where their homes and residences
NAV be. Under an opinion rendered by
the Counsel to the Corporation, the Com
missioners think that they will be able 10
collect on the personality of such mon and
women no matter where the legal residences
may be.
This movement is directed particularly
against those who have removed their
legal residences from this State TO country
places in Rhode Island and New Jersey.
Massa chusetts and Connecticut in order 70
escape the taxes In this State.
The sun., 1902-03-06
RIOTING IN NORFOLK.
wires OF the Trolley Company Burned by
Short Crcuittng Them.

NORFOLK, Va, March 5.-Labor and
capital were face to face in Norfolk's streets
to-day. The man with the gun was be-
tween them At 0 o'clock this morning
after the railway had managed to repair
the trolley wires burned last night by the
strikers. and had cleared the tracks Of OBJ
structions placed upon them by SYM
pathizers, eight cars filed with soldiers
were run out upon the line.
The linemen, engineers and other union
employees at the gas and electric plants
shut down the plants, and quit work. The
oars were filed with soldiers when the cleo
trio current failed. They were left stand
ing on the track an: and the he lights went a ont 1,I
Company profted Immediately and orders
poured into every station for the sale Of
oil from citizens who anticipating darkness
this evening. There began simultane-
ously run OF the stores which sell lamps,
and candles
The method employed by the rioters to
burn the trolley wires last night was in
genious. They secured long lengths Of
gas pipe. They left one end Of these rest
on the ground and let the other end fall
upon the trolley wire. This short cir:
Quilted them, causing it to burn in two and
fall for several squares from the break.
The troops are being RED enforced, Two
companies from Suffolk and Franklin ar
rived here this morning and joined the
eight companies now on duty.
and the consequent walk-out OF the work.
men employed in all enterprises of the
railway company have put a stop TO the
disorder on the streets. There are no
cars TO be guarded and none may be run
until engineers and linemen can be secured
to replace those who struck. The rail-
way management show no signs OF sur
rendering,
The sun., 1902-03-06
new CANAL COMPLICATIONS.
RADICAL ACTION BY NICARAGUA
AND COSTA RIGA.
This Government Informed That Conditions
Have Changed Since Protocols We're
Negotiated and That They Are Not
Now to he Considered a. Pending.

WASHINGTON. March 5.-A new COM
plication In the Isthmian Canal negotia-
tions may serve to have an effect on the
consideration Of the selection Of a canal
route by Congress. The Nicaraguan and
Costa Rican governments have now with
drawn concurrence in the protocols ne
gotiated with them by the United States
last year, by which this Government Sc
CURED right Of way through those two
countries for the proposed waterway.
Both Nicaragua and Costa Rica have no.
titled the United States that conditions
have changed since the protocols were
negotiated and that they are not now 10 be
considered as pending. Little information
is obtainabe here in regard TO the reasons
which influenced the two Central American
republics TO take this radical step, but
the natural suspicion is that they have
seized the opportunity presented by the
troubles which have beset the Panama
scheme and given a new impetus TO the
efforts in behalf Of the Nicaragua route.
PARIS, March 6-The Panama Canal
Company has not yet received any expla-
nation of the reasons that prompted the
recent communication from the Colombian
Government regarding the transfer Of the
canal to the United States. Negotiations
for the repeal of clauses 2l and % of the
canal concession will be begun at once.
The sun., 1902-03-06
DESPERATE MUSGROvE CAUGHT.
Leader Of New Mexico Bandits Arrested
by Post Once Authorities.

FL PAso Tex, March 5.--George Mus
grove, leader Of band Of Southwestern
desperadoes and brother OF the noted
Black Jack, who was hanged at Clayton,
" NJ, year ago. has been captured
near Alamogondo, y. NJ. by Post Office
Inspector c. l.. Doran of Denver. aided
by the Sheriff's men,
Musgrove IL wanted in New Mexico for
murder, Post Office and train robbery
He and his gang recently swept across
southeastern New Mexico and after COM
hitting many crimes took refuge in the
Captain Mountains Among other depre-
dations committed by them was the rob-
berry OF the Post Office at Fort Sumner,
where half-dozen men were held up and
a twelve-year-old boy was killed.
The robbery of the Post Ofiice caused
the Federal authorities 20 take hand in
the chase. and Inspector Doran. after a
weeks work, succeeded in finding Mus
grove, who will be brought here tomorrow
The arrest Of Musgrove was followed by
the capture, near Clifton, Ariz., OF Wat
Neil. j. Cook and Joe Roberts, supposed
members Of the came gang. They were
rounded up by Arizona Rangers on Blue
River after q hard chase.