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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-22
AGENTS WANTED.

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THE American Mutual Life Insurance
Co.. Elknart. md, insures persons from
81 TO 81 Seventeen wears la business.
liberal contracts 10 agents.
WE PAY SIG 81 week and expenses 10
men with rigs 20 Introduce Poultry Com
pound, International Mig. Co. Parsons.
kan.
MEN and women 10 start a mail order
business at home. Good income, no cap
40 required. Mutual Mail order Co.. Al
1any building. Boston, Mass
AGENTS can make 5000 TO $1,000 next
three months handling newly patented
article. absolute necessity; demand uOg-
nous. experience unnecessary. exclusive
territory given. Household Novelty Co.
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IF YOU NEED money We VIII discount
your salary. Star Loan Co.. 81 l.. ID 81.
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I'D ACRES Sd East near 18Th South: uI
water right; g acres fruit. l3 acres alfalfa
yZ-5 per acre. No better land southeast
Worth 500 an acre. Hubbard Investment
company lS ~. I'd South.
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LITTLE a. LITTLE. No. 4 w ID So.
Special offer this week Of a fine Groom
mod. house. nearly new, lot 3N6 to alley,
located on 9th +. near 9Th So; carpets
linoleum and range an go for 5000.
Owners leaving for Cal on account Of III
health.
5-rOum brick. bath room. no bath, lot
2isxs % r. of W., near SIN SO. and ttn
r.. $3.50. You cannot beat this Tor the
money.
Fine S-room frame. fine repair por.
bath. toilet T.. L., brick laundry. front
and back stairs. barn. etc. blocks ). r..
from our office Price. $500.
groom pressed brick. por. bath. toilet
r. L.. basement under whole house. me
lot T. front IT, blocks from county
building q gem, $3.50.
room frame, bath, f. T.. etc. fine
large rooms. south front ON 81 St, Z.6D.
Elegant N-roOm modern pressed brick,
furnace. laundry. etc. cor. lot, best loca-
lion. r.. side. near lst So. Sil0.
Cor SKI. face S. and f., 81 ST.. with fine
Groom brick. VOr BATH toilet, +. l., eel
lar. ETC.. for 81 200. owner moved east,
must sell
Groom frame. large lot, "a rods, IL
blocks from temple, $1,000
5isXlOwOds and good 7-room frame. near
Mccormick residence, grand view. $500.
We can suit YOU.
LITTLE d. LITTLE. No w. ID So
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SMALL LOANS-EmpIoyes' Credit co
room t. 40 So. Main.
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THE HOME INyEsTlIENT AND saw


We are the oldest real estate firm in
Salt Lake having been continuously in
the business for fifteen wears.
our central location and long acquaint-
auce have given us one OF the largest and
best selected lists of property IN the city.
We do not believe 30 filling newspaper col
umns with an inventory of our lists. but
enumerate a few Of the b-st and cheapest
places.
l,250-5-rOOm cottage and -X9 rods of
ground; east eide. terms.
5,l5Q-l-rO0m strictly modern pressed
brick house. sewer connected, East
ON First South ST. terms
f,000-l-TOOm new modern pressed brick
house, sewer connected. GENE nj
walks; good location.
%, iOO-4-TUOm brick house on east side
shade and fruit trees. etc; terms
S l,j00-5-rOOm house. 30 SIG rods of ground
good barn, terms.
2,2g-i-rOom pressed brick house on east
side. fruit and shade trees. terms.
THE HOME INVESTMENT 81 SAVINGS
COMPANY.
OSLO West Isl south street
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DENTISTS.
FLuFF Rug WORKS.

CARPET CLEANING Phone 12l9-X
Rugs made from your old carpets. T.
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GEORGE MCONAUGHY. EAGLE
BLOCK
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SLOW ~ etNt's
] "E'-j-roOm frame. S. F., LOT 5XlO-
Il 'E''-5-rO0m frame. east side; mod
ern; lot 2lXl65 IT,, city water, shade and
lawn. S2l50
8 'E''-7-room brick residence and store
lot 75xl5O IT, 10 alley on West Temple
10 '"E'-New 5-room brick. E side il
court. close i'm: easy terms. N,750.
% "E"-1-roOm modern brick with barn
and out buildings, lot 50Xl4O H., 5. E.
s. 500.
&c ''E"-5-room adobe L. side, nice To-
p ''E''-5-room frame. nice lot. S4xlS2 It
$3.50. w Temple.
Is "E'-S-room brick on 5th East, larg'
corner lot, 125xl4O III. $1,000
"a "E'-i-rOOm frame, bath, pantry
closet and cellar, let DXliJ 70 alley, r.
As "Ei-7-room brick with bath. lot 3x
rods. on north bench, coed location, easy
% "E''-Brick store building, 5. E. lot
s. .E"-5-r5om modern frame, E. SIDE
lot -5Xll5 it,. easy terms. $l,oJ'.
IS "E'-7-rOCm, light cOlored pressed
brick residence. city water. shade, lawn
stable. fruit. corner 5. T.. $500. ,..s
80 '-5-voom frame. cellar, bath
laundry toilet. very desirable location
East side. stable &,l59-
43 "E"-4-r0om plastered adobe y. sid,
near capitol grounds, shade and Iiul
trees, Sl5OO
As "E''-5-room brick house. corner 5Nll
rods. ON north bench $500.
"E'-5-room brick and frame anI
stable. east side lot 2leX9 rods. city
water. shade. lawn. fruit trecs. SLOW.
- "D'-5-IOUm frame, lot 5i1@Nl10 H.
corner. barn. west side. $500
81 "D"-4-r0Om frame 5. T., lot snal'
stable. city water E.1JJ.
81 'D"-NeW a-rOOm frame, T. behcn
CITY water T.. lights. easy terms. el15o,
81 "Dr-5-r0om frame, :. f., with sta
Bile. nice lawn. flowing we'll water I
house. $l4oJ.
81 "D''-l-room adobe. GXS rods lot, city
water. on fth So. ST. 1880.
IS "D''-J--oom frame. w I'd 30. ~.
corner. shade. city water. barn, $500.
s. ..D.-a-I0Om bra and summel
kitchen. T.. slce, city water, ZNlO lot
$3.50.
81 "D"-l-r0om brick, large rooms, nice
cellar. large lot lWNl@ H., east side
81 "Dr-New 4-room brick I'm court Oh
east side. r. lights. 2Xlu lot. Sl.N2.
so "D'-s-r0Om adobe and barn, ). l..
lot AKA. shade trees, flowing well, Watel
I'm house. $3.50.
90 "D'-7-room frame. l0t I5XlO0 to al
ley. barn. flowing wei, west side. Sl.AJo.
= "D"-1-ruum frame, Tot. #XlH ll
west SIDE. flowing well, shade trees. 81 ,2ol
These are "a few selections made IRON
our list-Thc NegOtator-we will have
a new one out this week
Harrington A. courtney 20 w. Zu South
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REAL ESTATE. LOANS. RENTS.
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TWO teams Of horses. Eclipse stables.
l65 So. State
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FOR SALE
~ooooooooaon.'.oyo.oo G

RED BUTTE STONE.
Immediate delivery. c. W. Brown.
rnone 2I- Otnce II L. First South
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FoR HINT.

AN elegant new S-rOom, thoroughly
modern, close m. 94, Herald
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PLUMBING AND HEATING.

JAMES j.. FARRELL, 335 South Main
street phone 1919 *.
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INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
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NEW 7-room brick. 81 50 N alxo rooms
unfinished ana one furnished. Inquire
81 50 ~.
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TYPEWRITERs.
TICKET BROKERS.

GROsHELLs TICKET OFFICE. es-
tabushed 1855 Railroad tickets bought.
sold and exchanged. No. II Main ST.
i. H. GrOshcu manager.
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WARMING AND VENTiLATIN6

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HIGSON G EOSSITER. steam and hot
water heating. 40. le5 f. LIST So, Phone
475.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.
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THE FORD. S. w cox. PROP
Modern family and transient hotel. new
naaagemeut. OVerhauled- West LIST So
NEWLY open dining room. flrst-class
family board, at Hotel Ivauho. 3lZ4 South
Main
FIRST-CLASS room and board by
Young married couple. Address n so.
Herald.
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street. phone 1915 X
ID. W. JAMES. successor 20 James q
Harris plumbing. steam and hot water
contractors. 90 j.. ID So. ST. Phone 5l9-
ANDERSON d. BEERS. practical
plumbers. -1I South State 81. Tel 1890 *.
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4,lJJ-5-r. white pr. Dr.; on corner: east
bench, "a sunny home splendldly
put ups 2iaXlo rods; near unlVer-
silly and school. modern.
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CHICKENS. fifty choice brown and
white LeghOrns. 345 East Fifth South.
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I. b0J-Same as one just above; not on
corner, lots of pure air. sunshine
and scenery modern.
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Auerbach building. 10 p. m. Tel. l4y.
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5.000-S-r. p. Dr.; modern; on 9th East;
lot 3Nl0 rods very cheap; new ana
u0 shOddy work.
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NEWLY furnished rooms, sl.so and 500
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J.. +. MORAN.-Steam and Hot Water
Heating and Veutlauns Apparatus. No
f53 West second south
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WE LEAD. an others follow. III YOU
want a nice new or lU-ro0m thoroughly
auderu home ola easy payments we have
them on lst So. bet. 10Th and 18th East.
Anderson Real Estate INV Co., Phone
1885, IS.
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INTERSTATE HOME INVESTMENT
League buys homes of your own selec-
lion. per cent "a year interest Call and
Investigate. 90 w. End So.
Arizona republican., 1903-05-10
THE CANAL COMMISSIONS
 TOUR Or INSPECTION
There Is Little Doubt of the Ratifica-
 tion of the Treaty.

Washington, D. C., May 9.-The sub committee of the Isthmian canal com mission, consisting of Rear Admiral Walker, General Haines and Professor Burr, which visited the Isthmus of Pan- anna to inspect the work and property of the New Panama Canal company has returned to Washington. The mis- sion of the committee was accomplished quicker than was anticipa ted. The com mission found that while the canal company has employed upon the work about 1900 men, little in a definite or ef- fective way is being accomplished.
 Just enough work is being done to keep the project alive. Members of the commission say the ratifcat ton of the canal treaty by the United States sen ate was received enthusiastically by the people on the isthmus. Property values have increased rapidly and real estate along the route of the canal con tinues to rise. Members of the commits sion are of/the opinion that the treaty will eventually be ratified by the Co., lombian congress.
Arizona republican., 1903-05-10
T E M p E
;. G. cLIPP1NGER. Mgr.

Miss Eva Schoshusen of McCabe is spending a few days with her parents in Tempe.
 Mrs. Andre and daughter drove over to the Capital city yesterday.
 J. V. Hale brought 200 head of cattle in from the Gila yesterday for J. E.. Sturgeon.
 MT. Antranig Azhderian, a native Of Armenia. will speak in the Baptist church this morning at II o'colck. MT. Azhderian comes highly recommended by many of the most distinguished di- vines of the country, and a most cordial invitation is extended by Rev. Newber- ry, the pastor. to hear him at this mornings service.
 The ball given by the Normal Dane ing club on Friday evening was a nu- merical and financial success. A num- Der of Mesa young people were present and about forty couples from Phoenix.
 MT. and Mrs. W. E. Mullen drove over 10 Mesa yesterday.
 MT. and Mrs. E. Schmidt are spending the day as the guests of W. Percy Smith of Scottsdale.
 Rev. Father Lane, who is the guest of M. E. Curry and family, was taken
Arizona republican., 1903-05-10
JOHN KENDRICK BANGS SONS
They Rested Their Father on a Simple
 Domestic Proposition.

John Keldrick Bangs reputation as humorist is firmly fixed; but such small renown as financier which he possesses is overshaGowed by the tal- ent displayed by his two younger sons, a ged respectively 10 and Il years. MT. Bangs allows the young men 25 cents each a week as spending money, which amount seemed to be ample in view of the fact that all expenses such as car fares and club dues are paid by their doting father.
 MT. Bangs observed that the lads did not save much cut of their allowance, and wishing to create a spirit Of thrift in their young bosoms, made a propo- sition to give them each Monday an amount equal to what they had saved from Nheir spending money the pre- vious week, in addition to the regular allowance. The boys put their heads together with a result somewhat start ling to their father, for they came to him last Monday-each exhibiting p cents-the entire previous week s spending money, which they had hero ically saved.
 MT. Bangs handed to each of them 50 cents and then casually asked:
 What are you going to do with that 75 cents apiece, boys?"
 'Oh, we're going to save it, and next week we'll get a dollar'n half" cheer fully responded the elder.
 And the wee,; after we'll get three dollars" said his brother.
 wen have enough saved up by the Fourth of July to have a bully time" :" remarked the first one.'
 MT. Bangs made some rapid calcula- tions, based on the boys idea of what doubling their savings meant. and
 The Pacific coast is sending across the continent and across the ocean for oyster seed. The Pacific coast is in need of good oyster seed. and Japanese, as well as American seed. is sought for the beds. That from the Atlantic sea beard is from Wareham, Mass, wheye the raising and shipping of seed has become q considerable industry. IL doLs not cost much more to bring the Japa2esc oysters across the ocean tnx it does 10 ship the Wareham seed by rail, and the government is especially desircus of having the oriental stock tested.
Arizona republican., 1903-05-10
Transcript of Records.

The following transcripts of the rec ords of the offices of the district clerk, the probate court and the county re- corder is furnished by the Arizona Ab- stract and Title company.
 The records for yesterday were:
 RECORDERS OFFICE.
 Augustus c. Sheldon and wife to Prosper P. Parker, three mining claims in Winnefred Mining district.
 Jean B. WashbUrn, ct al, to A Ever cit Ball. lots l. ?, 3. 4, ,, 6, blk 3, Capitol addition to Phoenix.
 A. Everett Ball to Jeonie Washburn Higgins, same.
 John F. James and wife to John Hil- gon, E 40 feet. lots 1. ?, 8 and 4, blk 21, Montgomery addition.
 Florence Berger and wife to J.. N. Terry. E F NV 14 of NE A Sec. 3i, N. F..
Arizona republican., 1903-05-10
A LIQUOR DEBT
Held to Be Not Collectable in the State
 of Kansas.

Topeka, May 9.-The supreme court decided today that the price of intoxi- eating liquore illegally sold in Kansas could not be recovered. The wholesale liquor firm of Dreyfus & Jones of Kan sas City sued Goss & Powell. of Elgin, this state. to secure payment for a bar rel of whisky sold them on time.
 Goss & Powell contended that the sale was made in Kansas, and. being con- trary to the laws of the state, recov- cry of the price for the same could no: be made. This view was upheld by the supreme court.
Arizona republican., 1903-05-10
A PICCADILLY REBCKE.

Even pickpockets should have clean hands. One tr!cl 10 remove the vaiu- ables Of a Plccad:iiy "irreproa chable ' as he sauntered to his club the other rT.orning.
 The Irreproachable seized the theft by the wrist, gaze1 at his filthy paw, and flung 1t from him with disgust, saying:
 For goodness sake, my good mar. wash your hands before you put them in Q gentleman's pocket."-London Ex- press.
Arizona republican., 1903-05-10
A MINE EXPLOSION.

Prescott, Ariz., May 9.-Explosions in the Copper Cobre mining company's mine today resulted in serious injuries to three men, one of whom will proba- bly die. A drift had failed to explode and the men were engaged in drilling it out when 1t exploded.
Arizona republican., 1903-05-10
COLLEGIATE DUAL MEET.

Princeton, N. J., May 9.-Three thou sand persons witnessed the Yale Princeton dual meet held here today the first in many years. Yale carried off the hcnors to the score of 75 to g. Princeton won only two flrsts. Chapin taking the mile run and Dewitt the hammer throw.
Arizona republican., 1903-05-10
MOBILE & OHIO. STRIKE.

Nashville. Tenn, May 9.-A Banner special from Jackson, Miss. says: "An the conductors, brakemen and yardrnen of the Mobile & Ohio railroad struck to- day in response to instructions from the officers of the Order of Railroad Conductors and Brotherhood of Rail- way Trainmen. The strike affects the entire line from St. Louis to Mobile.
Arizona republican., 1903-05-10

seriously i'll on Friday evening and yes terday was but little improved
 Those registering at the Casa Loma yesterday were: L. A. Balch. Denver, H. M. Weirick, R. I. Gregg, Phoenix
Arizona republican., 1903-05-10
WEATHER TO-DAY

Washington. D. C.. May 9.-Fore- cast:
 Wyonlng-Fair and warmer Sunday; Monday, fair.
 New Mexico and Arizona-Fair In south: showers in northern portion Sunday and probably Monday.
Arizona republican., 1903-05-10

Hyder Bros. are carrying complete line of gents furnishing goods and have just added a 1irst-class tailoring establishment
Arizona republican., 1903-05-10

Wanted at once in Tempe, 50 good. able bodied men to work in hayfield. Andrew Nielsen
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29

best to insure It's success This exhibition WIN o %
IpSSef foiPs ed. oy as sfs PET q
OF 9oa p1ses ad sa5S sRer hRe
Of large money price have been offered t1r & com m
petition The entries for this sho" VIII 'i0S7 0h
Eew-Yorkers at the principal hotels inciuoe '"e
Simpson Miss Whsslei eiisTeth MFs JANIS MIS-
We sf,06 Charies I E Cutie Mr. and Mrs, Thompson
and m and MRS snd afGTy Mrs i Horace
Roberts. c. H. Fleming. Miss Lee and MITE '"
DennIs-Mrs Robert Vernon DAYS. mi Miss MRS Gene 6.
yeys & Pdys H ns %. q FSS6HsK William nt Meyi Raser
and Mrs E G. Story. Miss Ethel story MIS- ysssl ~ S
SOttEes EoSnF MI aBa Rarsd MFs smea
Cronan, MI and Mrs. Il s Clark. MTs: Msrttne' ir.
SshFix9F %sm L. MI Hahn fRa Mss sRlsy F
and Mrs EdwaTd Sanford ,a Miss IosIn Kills Fsnnng
VI5 bunlcp~G Mo saitzbaek, Mrs g satsbafk kxsS. n:
ThO5n 6oG Mr. F. a6d Mrs r. Martin GcOd D
Hamllson HsM1 fRd Ke9Hsdy sDd Mr.. A. Roens
Irwin. r, Strong; Nj and Mrs, F Jackson ana
EisS 70 & SisRf: + i $i*f %.t s
fa1terty nfa EAST BnmsR a5s Resn Nsgl2 Wa5fi
MS Miss sfhaeer M NJ and Mr9 s
Levy. Mr. and Mrs shyat Mg and R6sett ats + f
gFanam g9one Pettt PeHnE Miss fsaRfe
Mrs Peter Hopes. Mr. and Mrs NJ md MIS-. G.
Warren. L. Hender, Mrs Theodore taST't fI Miller
F SandYS. Miss r. D. Miller, hlrS II
Mr.. and Mrs Frank B. Stowe; Thomas .; o'yS!e N!
Bryant George B. Anderson. Mr.. ana MIS- O"
Benton and Miss Audrey Benton .., r,,o-
MARLBOROUGH House-M. Buckholtz MISS 6. 6Lcn
hoItz Miss D Draw. Mr.. and Mrs. X. M, IS ~
Miss B. Draw, T. F. Hopper *. " "iSh'ih"ii anu -
Rndolf-A Mutchler, Mr., and Mrs F. sta StaVeH- N
hueen Mr. and Mrs c. Stein, W. Han MIS- "
Courtrght Mr.. and Mrs /. 8 Lessor N MrsJ W. - =
A. Smith F. Stine l.. Kessel H stark y a; jnchsI' @
A. Alexander. H. Wilson jr. G Hayes' H. oeii''uSS
Raleigh-Mrs. ]. Dougherty, Mr. ana MIS- J. II
Lewis jr.. and c. v. Farnes- - 1-u,oot+ r, Y
Cox G. w Pierpont. Mrs H. MAYER. MI ano Mis -
n Smith Mr. and Mrs. \. Cr0nfelI r. VIC HISn; Ir W
Shays w R. Reynolds W. X: FakeF MI: auu KI WI I5
D. Carter, Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Lewis ana MI anu
Roman|Mrs B. Loeb Mss F. shiele. s shieie
F Shiele. NJ shieIe. Z. G. shele Mrs A DelieEle
"i seaside~E. R Roman, J. F. Rofs NJ Morgan n
thau jr., ]. T. Hldebr ant and Mr. and MIS-. r. L.
sTandME and Mrs Bransodn Ia;ds w g G. PaTcSa aa9; n
Mrs G. Van Vlack. Mrs. c. Van Flack, w Nan
VIack and E. Chappelon , NJ ona
Mrs A Stein A. Stein; Miss Fischer r. uH \; Stei1'
Mr. and Mrs. G. Rosenba um. Mrs b. A Brown - y;
NJ Fisk Miss Hudgns, Mrs. F. Markoe. MT. an4
Mrs. D. c. Smith. Mrs T. Fenbo5n, & mrs; s,f r.; n n
Titus Miss E. L. Fischer r ID. Speah MISS M
Ireland and r. Van Nesf. c,.o.o- r,
WiItshIre-Mrs T. Ostrander Miss Ostrander, e.
M Fryer. NJ. c. Genet B. Brumar X Stuyv NJ
Mrs. r. Stuyvesant Mr.. and Mrs j. Iodd ana MI
and Mrs c. A. Smitt. ,, ,Its
Westminster-Miss Hamilton: P A spythe MISS
A. smythe. Miss NJ. sheenan; Miss NJ ?. Sheenaan: a
n Fl Foley Mrs. J. A. Albion Miss A. NJ Foley
and Miss A. Foley
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29

the Yankee musician held a hundred-mark bill
!" How dare you make such offer? It is an
insult ,oo,,v rrna
comnmittee IN Boston has set apart loO MARKS
for q good criticism, and you must write the sooo
but cannot promise until have heard the
=" Naturally. But you will hear and be amazed
Take It; time Is money - -
Il never accept anything Let there De an EN-
"'God in heaven! What proud man you are
pr'fessor! With us in America is regular
business to pay for good criticisms . o,.,, =,
/ attended the concert. found the best MUSICIANS
gathered together, had the pleasure of being ape
TO publish article full Of praise. And now tnnk
OF II! Next morning in comes the American asai,
to force his confounded hundred-mark o:il upon
Bravo! Bravoi Now you can take me paper
with clear conscience for you have written d
II was 30 amszed that could not show him tie
door. Understand said l, that am paid Dy tne
editor of my journal -
The Americans can never understand how any
one can refuse money when It is offered. You are
too proud. but will hatch out plan to make you
take the money And sure enough: a week lateT
fellow comes again swinging h!s blue rag. .Hur-
rah! I've thought out way You viii write an
article for the "Boston German Tagebatt," ana l
will pay you 100 marks for 1T. Great YANKEE smart
This being a thing which / could do. added
the bill to my collection; both parties were salts
fed
Thus the deIectabie story-as obvious, petty, con-
tempttble and III conceived lie was print
ed even in Germany. AS told by the man Berges
Krause affects to initiate the German spoken by
the Boston conductor. He succeeds in making MIN
talk with Hungarian dialect mixed with idioms
that no English speaking person ever used. That
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29

An interesting programme was rendered. Of ~nicn
Bchumann's "FaschingeschWank," Schubert I ausslG
March Military" Grieg's Sonata" and nnaps0- I1 @
DIE HongTosBe, No O." were especially ven rem
At the last OF the musicals given this winter by
Dr. and Mrs. F. Schwy1en, OF No. "a East Fifty
eishth-st.. Miss Marie Serve and Mrs F. Arnheten,
both pupils OF E. Catenhusen. sang songs by Schu-
bert and schumann and the duet from the first act
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29

Having recently discovered Richard Strauss. Lon
don 10 going to enjoy Gf Il can) festival devoted
entirely TO music composed by him. There
be four evening concerts IN st. James's Hall.
June & T. snd .. and q matines on June g. The