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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-23
SWEDISH EXPLORERS.


Buenos Ayres, Nov. Glowing to the ar
rival at Rio Gsllegio OF the Argentine
wsrshlp Uruguay with the members OF
the Norrenskjold Antarctic expedition on
board the French (CharcoD expedition
which intended to proceed shortly in
search Of the Swedish explorers has been
stopped.
The Uruguay found the officers OF the
NordenskJold expedition on Louis Phil
lippe Island and the other members OF the
party on Seymours Island.
The French (Charcob expedition head
ed by DIR. Jean Charcot. son Of the ia
nous hypnotist Of that name sailed from
France In August and was last heard of
at Buenos Ayres.
The Nordenskjold expedition sailed from
Ciothenburg Sweden, Oct. rs 1901
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SENATE Committees.
Senate Republicans Complete Their As.
slgnmsnts-TAs Important Appointments.

Washington. Nov. 23--The Republicans
OF the senate today completed their COM
mittee assignments. The more important
assignments are as follows:
Appropriation, Gallinger
Contingent expenses, chairman, Kean.
Commerce. Foster CWash.), Charles Al
ger.
Finance. Penrdse.
Indian affairs. Clark (Wyomingl Long.
Immigration. chairman, Dillingham;.
Interocean canals. chairman, Hanna.
judiciary. Mitchell.
Naval affairs, Burrows
Pensions. chairman. McCumber.
Philippines, Long.
Postoffices. chairman. Penrose: New
members. Burrows. Scott. Burton
Privileges and elections Hopkins.
Public land. Fulton.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-23
CITY HALL NOTES.

The recount OF the ballots cast In the
Third ward for the assembly ticket was
completed about noon today BY the board
OF canvassers and registration.
The wardens count was found to be
very accurate In nearly all the districts
and there were not enough changes TO se-
riously effect any totals.
The committee on hsrbors had a meet.
ing At noon today In the Office OF Clerk
Hayden.
Tomorrow AZ II n m the Committee on
street signs and numbers will meet IN
committee room "A.
The joint committee on pending suits
will meet st 4 r. NJ. tomorrow also.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-23
OBSTRUCTION IN HIGHWAY.
Margaret |. jacques Stumbled Over and
Was Hurt Sues Pawtucket for S4ou0.

Margaret l.. Jacques has sued j. Ellis
White. city treasurer of Pawtucket. 70
recover $4,000 for personal injuries due
to a defective highway. on Oct q. 1909
plaintiff was going along Benefit court.
Pawtuoket, In the evening. when she
stumbled over water shut-ofr which
was about three inches above the level
OF the highway
As the result of her fall her arm was
broken and she also received other ex-
ternsl and internal injuries
J. w. Hogan ie her attorney
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FOOT WAS CRUSHED.
Curry Because Of the Injury Sues 6Isrlyon
tp Works for $1,000 Damages.

The Gleniyon Dye works is defendant IN
a suit 70 recover 5000 brought by for
rner emricye. Robert curry. on March "a.
iaos. plaintiff who was is years old and
ala not understand the dangers inciden-
tai 20 the operation OF n certain elevator
had hls foot caught between the floor ~
= room and the floor Of the elevator
Curry was engaged m carrying yarn
when the accident occurred.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-23
YoIIEs ON CHARTER AMENDMENT

Gardiner. Me-. Nov 27-citixens of this
city today are voting on the adoption
Of two amendments TO the city charter.
The amendments provide that the mayor
shall appoint annually n marshall sub
ject 10 the consent OF the board ~ alder
men. the marshall 10 eppoint his special
police also subject 20 approval of the
mayor and aldermen: and that com
mission ~ three shall be elected 20 have
full charge Of the highways and elect
their own superintendent
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possession of this and key the western hemi
tphere.

The u hunting members of the city council appear to ignore
Fire Commissioner Harrington has been guilty OF
renders him unfit the position he now holds
there legitimate effective method OF removing him. Their
attempt summary egae him and the other commissioners
out of Office succeeds will the and OF
generally and of taxpayers particular tor they realized
that commission composed OF inexperienced men and
department managed political lines their property VIII be
eopardized
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RECEIVED BY THE KAISER

Berlin. Nov. - Emperor William this
morning received I'm audience Baron Won
Sternberg. the German ambassador 20 the
United States. and Lord I,ousdale
Nothing has been arranged for the eni-
peror's winter vacation In a warmer cli-
mate. He has said only that after Christ
mas he wishes 20 60 south for while
II r. likely that he will 60 yachting In
the Mediterranean
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-23
GEl:vANCtS ADJUSTED

rittsburs. Nov. 25.-The grievances of
the street car men against the Pittsburg
Railway company have about all been
adjusted
Rezin orr, national treasurer. who
came here from headquarters az Detroit
to take charge ~ Affairs. SAYS tho com
pany y disposed to show the men fair
treatment. although those striking have
been ahar 1oned.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-23
FIRE N A NEW YORK HOTEL

New York. Nov. a3.-Fire in the Ave
story Boulevard hotel At Lexington ave-
nue and one Hundred and Twenty fourth
street early today did about $500 dam
age. Fifty guests were notified OF the fire
but remained In their rooms while the
hremen extineuished the blsze
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-23
KIxs ANC QUEEN ARRIVE Ar HOME

Pisa. Italy. Nov. 2s.--Kins Victor Em-
manuel and Queen Helena arrived here
early this morning on their return from
their visit 20 King Edward and Queen
Alexandra and proceeded 20 the royai
residence ~ possere
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-23
PRIVATE BANK SUcPEgas

New York. Nov. 2a.-The suspension
was announced today Of John Brown q
Co. a small. old established private
bank. The failure In not Of importance.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-23

to The News not regularly receiving paper
VIII confer favor by sending to The News Office Of
any idurc IN delivery that If The cannot be
obtained from any nesboy from any nesder information f
TINS tact will be appreciated by The management
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-23

South Carolina had 223 murders in and only three convc
tons with the penalty Human life cheap in the Palmetto
state happens that of accused OF murder
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-23

OF William Vanderbilt Kissan who was found dead
cheap lodging Newark the attempt TO live up to
a large income that proved fatal
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-23

After canyassing situation Japan has to the conclusion
that she isn't for she few weeks
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-23

amazing disregard of precedents the jury on that
recent fatal duel fails verdict of accidental
death.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-23

Kansas still bleeding but it's money not blood
that is flowing
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-23

The ordinary Dominican continues regard life as one grand
scrap
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-18

-i--~ Wise Truavs emotional powers
a supreme test. The play was q mon
Uloauy me piJt snuNlng the e5ttahge-
mcnt between "a husband and wife and,
through mistaken causes, the discov-
ery by the wife OF her error Just at
the moment that word had been
brought OF her husbands departure,
with au intention 20 commit suicide.
The artistic work Of Miss TruaX on the
occasion the local press declared was
marvellous,
Niolu Pratt Gillette, the well known
Salt Lake singer aud actress who has
Very successfully played the role OF
Prince Charming in Klow and Eran-
gers Drury Lane spectacle, THE
Sleeping Beauty ana the Beast" dur
ins ihO past two seasons, viii continue
IN Dhis Part the coming season I'LL the
opening of the new Drury Lane spec
tacle, Mother Goose" when she viii
pmy Colin, the principal boy Cccil
spoonor. who is the youngest soubrette
ON DE American stage having thor
Ough old school training IN singing
dancing fencing and plntomime ana
AN that goes tn make up thorough
actress. win play the Dutch girl, roll
licking part I'm Mother Goose to be
presented at the New Amsterdam the
alter
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-18
MILE. CARMEN LESNE,

Who VIII In Concert at Ogden Monday Might
people privilege Monday night hearing Prof
the first time Prof Coop VIII
Prof Coop has been conspicuous figure
where he led the Taberna-
oech ability conductor
efficiency work this direction shown when at the Esddod
pressed this closely Prof.
of The pupil
Miss Mamie Tout of the most promising
During the three that Prof Coop was
Godowsky and Is
and interpretation Mh
is to conhdntay spoken
future AS a she Is to be a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-18
THEATER GOSSIP.

James X. Hackett and his wife Mary
Mannering, have gone to Europe.
Jane Remark Is to appear as Cigar
cite in a production next October OF
Under Two Flags in New York.
Miss Maxine Elliot will play in Lady
Paramount" next season. and not In
Her only Way" as has been stated.
Frawley is playing with the Nelll-
Frawley company under j. G, William
sons management IN Melbourne. Miss
Van Buren, is leading lady.
Ellen Berg will probably be Robert
Blossoms leading lady the coming sea-
son. Miss Berg, who is an extremely
clever actress is In private life, Mrs.
Edeson.
Florence Roberts Is spending her
summer In san Francisco and has taxi
en- a house opposite Golden Gate park,
one OF the prettIest places in all the
world,
Thorad l.. Hammer Of the Grand
theater Of this city has been spending
his vacation on the Weber He will re-
turn next week, bringing his family
with him.
Via G. b, Dilllngham's office comes
statement that clyde Fitch is writing
new play with Dickens Little Nell
and the Marchioness as the leading
roles, and Miss Mile James win play
THE Little Princess
Joseph Haworth, whom salt Lakers
last saw as COriantou In the now quiz
escent play Of that name, may be
star the coming season. In The event
Of coming this way he Ia sure TO be ac-
corded q welcome Of royal warmth.
Among the notables who VIII be seen
at the Grand the coming season are
those two brilliant stars, James X.
Hackett and Mrs Fiske. And III will
cost salt Lakers s. a head to see
them said Messrs Jones and Ham
mer today.
Mrs Fiske Is al Luzerne. Switzer-
land, where she is deyoting much time
10 the study OF "Heddu Gabier' spe-
cial production OF which she expects
| to make during her presentation OF
Mary OF Magdala' in New York, next
| fall.
1t is announced with an encouraging
| measure of deiniteness that Constant
| Coquelin who played In this country IN
1900 with Nine. Sarah Bernhardt. win
come back In the fan Of 1900 with his
brother and son for a tour under the
management OF Charles Frohman,
Now that Nance O'Neil VIII be- under
the business management OF Frank l..
Perley for the next three years. open
ing IN September at The Herald Square
theater IN New York, Mckee Ranken
says he win conhne his efforts during
that time to the direction OF the stage
entirely.
The bogy man Is after the money
making managers. Judge Daniel r.
Martin has handed down decision In
New York finding Charles Frohman
guilty Of violating the standing room
law In permitting the standees TO Occu-
py the floor and aisle space In his the
aters, and fined the manager 500 Pre-
vious decisions have favored the the
alter men, and the result OF Judge Mar
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-18

next week at the Salt Palace for the
first time ia this city, Among those
booked are Swim and Lord, back-iaced
knockabouts. They give an "antl-rheu-
matte, spasmatc' turn that always
makes a hit II Is interspersed WIN
dancing and coon songs Harry Wills,
the Dutch comedian, wired from seat
tie that he would be here In time Tor
the performance Monday night Mar.
Tin and Rldgway have been re-engaged
for next week. At the request or
many people. Miss Ridgway VIII give
her slack wire turn In conjunction WIN
another turn, which viii be entirely
different from the one she and Martlh
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-18

ORANGES to progress. Nevertheless con-
ditions are assuming somewhat
brighter hue and Mr. Piper anticipates
having the structure finished In time
for the big fan rush Meanwhile the
fine new stone sidewalk is going down
about the famous old theater and the
front portco is TO be beautitied by the
artistic application of some new coats
of paint.
Manager j. Myers entered into sever
al contracts this morning with vaude-
vile performers IN various parts Of the
country, whose specialties will be seen
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-18
MANY NEW PLAYS FOR THE COMING YEAR

Says special New York Herald: Although
American Thepans continually days
seems 20 be no dmnuton Of the number Of them
The arrivals X ackett Miss Mary
Mannerng who by the Deutschland Savoy
W. Brady miss sailed the other ay for
Kaiser Wilhelm Brady me before his departure
he signed with MIR George TO appear
in Pretty Peggy" in London
Charles Fohman has Miss Virginia Harncds play
comedy Hadiop Chambers en-
titled 1.-THE Golden Silence Its first production
theatcr Violet yanbugh IN the lead.
Ing part The play is modern
Directly the production Mr. Chambers will 60 to
New York ende the rehearsals OF Miss company
win open IN The Golden Silence IN November after short
Iris the opening his Mr. W. IL Crane will
have drmatzaton Of THE spenders" by Mr. f.
Crane will at Mr. ohmans Savoy thater September
who appears comedy which being re.
hearsed her 10y Mr. Charles HaWtrcy.
left London yesterday returns to Amer
IN weeks
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-18

,ner Lyric pieces, Op. i3. Grleg.
.,..,. ....,..,...Mr. Squire Coop.
'Sprngtime, Strauss Palmer. co..
600. 600, ...,.Tabenacl Choir
Air de Dalila' opera Samson ct
Dalila, Saint Saens ..o......,
.,.. .... .,.....MllC. Carmen Lesne
Waltz de Concert Sapeuikoff; (bl
Traumere, Richard Strauss; Cc)
CaprlCcio. cd RQmanzi a
Min, Squire Coop Mr. Squire Coop
Ensemble de Don PasQuale.' Don
t2ette..., ,.-,.. Mile Lesne
Mr.. Ed Tout. Mr. H. An
dcrson, Mr. Squire Coop
Mr. JOS Ballantyne, conductor Of the
choir accompanies Mrs. Altha Zinn,
Miss Della Lund.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-18

are now giving, Charles Fox, the fe-
male impersonator, who is known as
the actor lady, has also been secured
for next week His Chinese dance, a
creation Of his own, is said to have
made decided hit on the Pacific coast,
where ne appeared during the winter,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-18
LOUIS w. CRGTCHLOW,
NnIcc CnIfnrc md NInnInr-

Studio. l9l-i3j Constitution Block Every
morning 90 l. Tuesday Friday and
Saturday afternoons 1880 to 500. Voice
trial by appointment
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MISS JOSEPHINE MORRIS,
pnpil of AIfred ARA.

Announces that she viii receive pupils In
Execution Speaking Public Reading and
lmpersonati0n. Studio at residence. 80
north, State State st. Beginners taken.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-18

rectlon Of German, former manager Of
Herman the magician,
ao
Strikes and strikers are distinctly
not respecters Of persons, They strike
where and whensoe'r they viii without
regard to time, place or consequences.
This observation is called out In this
department by the fact that work on
the new property and powerhouse Of
the salt Lake theater has been inter-
rupted and delayed beyond the date set
for its completion, by one Of these him
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-18

Salt Lake bright
sd Petersen daughter Of Prof Petersen who has quiet
and ndustrus pursuing musical She
pupil Of Madam
named she took
studied the
OF hard work the
where she took voice culture under the famous sgno Rot and
Dr. Jenes privilege
Petersen
with with qualities
pleasing As Arthur
completes fwork he Europe
studies under splendid
anything the they
day upon
city and people.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-18

Manager Piper OF the Salt Lake
theater has been spending the past q
days with his family at Brighton, and
when telephoned to by the News yes
terday afternoon delightfully."- declared
that he had never before seen the ia
nous old summer resort clad in such
radiant glory. 1t was a case, he said,
OF seeing and being with nature at It's
very best. Speaking Of the Miler-An-
Gin engagement, he stated that he ex-
pected much from It. In common with
his patrons he Is only sorry the engage
ment is not longer and one Of repertoire,
Speaking Of other attractions ante-dat-
ing the opening Of the regular season,
he added that he had but one more,
That is the Friend Of the Family"
which Is booked for two nights IN the
early part Of September under the dl-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-18

Young Salt akcr Who Making Speciality Pipe
The above Pouton Jr promising
the
Prof j. Mcclellan the Tabernacle
student the under the young proved
that he has exceptional talent
record redane In the
evidenced
u He
the masters there
ton has for time been officiating
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-18

Probably the most pretentious mid
summer theatrical event that salt LAX
ers have ever had the good fortune TO
see viii De that of Henry Miller and
Margaret Anglln In "The Tanning OF
Helen These two bright and scintil-
ialIns stars win be here in the course
OF the next 10 days or two weeks and
wall remain for two weeks more drilling
Their company for the production which
Is to be given ln the Salt Lake Theater
on the nights Of Monday ana Tuesday
Aug 20 and II.
The presentation Of the play in this
city win De somewhat noteworthy from
The fact that u win be the first time It
was ever produced outside Of New
York The selection Of salt Lake as
rehearsal city proves that Mr. Miller
looks upon as with kindly eyes and re-
ciplocatcs the admiration we have ever
entertained for him and the high class
art he so ably portrays Warm as the
weather may be- we predict a still warm
er welcome for himself and Miss Ang-
In, And speaking Of Miss Anglln, Man
ager Pypor has not been quite certain
that She would support MIR, Miller on
ms occasion as recent dispatches have
credited her with being in London, But
the following excerpt from letter
written to the dramatic editor OF the
Deseret News, by Louis Nethersole,
from New York, and received this
morning would appear to make con-
elusive the announcement that she viii
divide honors with Nh, Miller In this city
three weeks hence. Says MIR Nethersole;
MIR, Henry Miller and Miss Margaret
Align, travelling direct from New York
with their company under the manage
ment OF Mr. Charles b. Dillingham;,
viii play en- route tor san Francisco, an
engagement at the salt Lake Theater
on Monday and Tuesday. August 10 and
IL when they viii give for the first
time cut OF New York City, MIR. Rich
ard Harding Davis great success,
"The Tanning OF Helen, which you will
remember, Mr.. Miller produced with
such remarkable results at the Savoy
iheater here last season 1t is Mr.. Mil
lers intention to rehearse his company
IN Salt Lake City for some days pre-
ylols 10 the opening"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-18

During recent engagement IN Pitts
burg, Miss Sarah Truax the lady who
is to succeed Miss Allen az Roma IN
"The Eternal City'--was persuaded 10
create a part in a curtain raiser writ
ton by Mr.. Samuel Harden Church ot
Pttsburg, for the express purpose Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-18

j. II. Stoddart, who IS starring In
"The Bonnie Brier Bush wants TO get
back TO Broadway He says there IL
only one place IN the country that
Scotch haggis can be prepared to his
fastidlous taste. and that is IN little
French restaurant on Forly-second
street. where the cook is German, her
assistant Chinaman, the walters ltal-
ian. and most Of the guests Irish.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-18
WILLARD E. WEIHE,
GEO. CARELESS,

Lessons In Voice Training Violin. Plano,
Cabinet Organ. Harmony and Sight Read
ing orders may be left at Fergus Coal
ters Music Store.
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]. j. TORONTO.

Piano.Forte aud Church Organ Tuner.
% A st. Phone 1861 Graduate Of
New England Conservatory OF Music,
Boston. Mass.
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inc UaNd does not nave a palu ehsast-
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CoUeolidatsj poilroad cor,r 'o1u This
EXCERPT viii interest her friends AT
homo; "She has been getting along
| hnely The last two weeks Of her eS-
aminations were specially hard but she
| acquitted herself admirably out of a
class Of ~ first year pupils she was Off
| cially pronounced the best. Her work
was left 10 the very last and was a
| fitting climax to what was really euper-
ior Work AM the Way through When
she had finished her teacher who or
| dinarily says very little in the way Of
| generously informed ber tbat sho
'played ike musirlap-not Ike MI
anist, Hinder The circumstanres tha
commitment was worth something. Miss
| Read concentrates taking I'M vocal
studies just as soon as her throat,
that Win he soon, She viii nrobabIv
snend a norton of her summers Vgca.
ton I'm Paris"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-18

tins decree win be watched with in
terest all over the country
The cruelest moment In stage life Is
when the gallery takes hand IN the
performance, says Everybody's Maya.
zine. This Is sometimes done In good
faith. In the marriage scene OF Grace
Georges play, Southern Skies the
heroine was about 20 plight her VOWS to
the villain one night when an earnest
voice called down, Say no, say no.
somewhat embarrassing tribute to the
realism OF the scene
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-18

Weber & Fields have signed a con-
tract with Nine PATHS manager for
her to give a single concert at the West
End Theater, New York, ON Friday
Nov q, the price being $4,000 The
tickets, It IL announced, VIII be sold at
auction