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To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN. No
tice is hereby given that special tax
. for the purpose of constructing a ce-
ment sidewalk six feet wide on the east
side of Third East street between Sec
Ond South and Third South streets, in
sidewalk district No. p, has been lev
led by the city council and confirmed by
ordinance dated Feb /, 1854
Said tax is levied upon the following
real property "a salt Lake City. to-wit:
All of lots 4 and 5. block g. plat "B, -
Salt Lake City survey, to & depth Of
twenty-five feet back from said street,
is payable I'm three equal installments
and viii become delinquent as follows
Said first installment on May j. 1901; said
second instailment on Aug. l. f9G5. and
said third instailment on Nov. /, 1884
Each of said iHstallments, except the
first. shall draw interest at the rate Of
Z per cent per aunum from the date Of
levy, as aforesaid. and If any or either
of said installments shall be unpaid when
they become delinquent. interest thereon
shall be at the rate of 10 per cent per
aunum until such delinquent installments
are fully paid.
All special taxes are payable at my
office. room 102, City and County build
/ ing, Salt Lake City.
FISHER HARRIS.
City Treasurer and Special Tax Col
lcctor.
salt Lake City. Utah. Feb 10. 1894.
Sidewalk Extension No, s..
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TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN: NO
tice is hereby given that special tax
for the purpose Of constructing a side
walk on the east side OF First West
street from South Temple to First North
street; and or the north side of First
North street. between First and Second
West streets. and on the north side OF
North Temple street between West Tenn
pie and First West streets. in sidewalk
district No %. has been levied by the
city council and confirmed by ordinance
dated Feb. T. 1868.
Said tax is levied upon the following
real property i'm Salt Lake City, to-wit
All of lots ! and 8 block Sc; all of lots
p 3. I and >. block 8. plat "A: all Of
lots ! and .. block le3 plat "A Salt
Lake City survey. 10 "a depth of twenty
five feet back from said streets. Is pay
able in three equal miscellaneous and viii
become delinquent as follows; Said first
installment on May l. 1901: said second
installmeHt on Aug. ;. 1884, and the saio
third installment NOV l. 1904
Each of said instailmentS except the
first shall draw interest at the rate ci
Z per cent per annum from the date 81
levy as aforesaid. and s. anS ~ titiiss
ri said instailiuents shah be aapsiG Rff
they become delinquent. interest thereof
shall be the rate of g per cent re-
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ernest seton Thompson in the &c
tury)

ernest seton Thompson in the Cen
tury)
In the woods of Keewaydin there
once roamed a very disconnected porcu-
pinet He was forever fretting. He
complained that everything was
wrong, till It was perfectly seandaious
and the Great Spirit, getting tired of
his grumDling, said.
You and thas world I have made
don't seem 10 tit. one or the other
must be wrong. 1t Is easier to change
YOU You don't like the trees, you are
unhappy on the ground and think
everything IS upside Gown, 50 I'll turn
sou inside out and put you in the
lyater.t
This mas the origin Of the shad.
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of Sixth street from a to B streets; the
north si6e of Sixth street from = 30 ID
streets; the north side OF Seventh street
from Il to + streets; the north side OF
Eighth street from q TO & streets. in
sidewalk districts Nos. p and %. and de
tray the cost and expense thereof, esli-
mated at nineteen thousand eight hundred
tSl9.SD.00) dollars. or one and z3-l09 tSl.Z3l
dollars per front Or linear foot, by local
assessment for . depth of twenty-five t2ol
feet, upon the lots or pieces OF ground
within the following described districts
being the districts TO be affected or behe-
fitted BY said Improvement. namely:
On A Street-All of lots aud 3, block
10; al OF lots aid 3. block 1ei al of lots
? and 3, block 81; all of lots : and e,
block a; ali of loss 2 and 8, block 81; and
all Of lots I and T. block 90. plat ID.
On 3 Street.-Al Of lots , and 3. block
~ ali Of lot 4, block 70; all OF lots and Z.
block Is; all of lots , and 3. block j.; all
Of lots and 3. block 90: ali Of lots and
| ), block Il; all Of lots l and 4 block a;
and 3, block 8; all of lots and 4, block
So; all of lots and g. block y; all of lots
? and 8. block 96; all OF lots and ,, DlocS
! i0i; and all Of lots and 3, block IA, plat
on Z street-AH Of lots / and &, Stock
on First Street.-The east ; rods of lot
/ l. block 2. plat "T'; all of los ! and :
! block 10; and all Of lot ! and :. block ID
plat D.
On Sesond Street.-Ali Of lots ] and .
/ block IS; ali of lots 1 and 2, block 81
/ all of lots I and 2 block Il. plat ID. anu
! the east rods of lot I. block 3 plat II
on Third Street.-AH of lots I and 2
/ block a; all of lots 4 and ?. block .; al
1 of lots ] and 3 block IS: and all OF lots
ana 2 block a.. plat ID. :"
] on Fourth StTeet.-At of lots 2 and .
( block "a; all Of lots / and ? block o.; az
/ Of lois ! and .. block IS. and all Of lots
/ and . block CO. plat ID.
On Fifth Street.-Ail Of lots AID :
/ block IS; all of lots 3 and I, block g.: al
Of lots / and ., block %; ali of lots ! ane
2. block a: and all Of lots and :, bloel
! -. plat ID
on sixth Strset-All Of lots and (
/ block -: all of lots 1 and 2. block 8: an'
all Of lots ] and p block %. plat p.
on Seventh Street All of lots ] and
block 10l ali of lots ! and :. block la5
and all of lots ] and ,, block le5, pia
ID"
On Eighth streetg-Ah Of lots ana :
block fz2 all Of lots / and 2 block I25
and ali or lots ] and p block 124, pa
ID. Salt Lake City survey
Az protests ana objections to the car
/ ryinz out OF sueh intention must he orc
scented ia writing 10 the city recorae
on or before the Z9JH gay OF February
1904 being tre time sci BY said ceurc'
when il Will hear and consider sGeb pro
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rAcrF MINING COsTPANV

EAGLE MINING COMPANY. IOCA-
ton of principal place of business. Salt
Lake City, Utah. Notice is hereby given
that the board Of disect0rs OF the above
named corporation. at q meeting of said
board duly called ard regularly held at
the office of the company in Salt Lake
city Utah, on Jan. rs, 1903. levied an
assessment of one-lalf of one cent per
share on all the ISSUED and outstanding
shares of the capital stock of the cor
Doration, PAYABLE or Feb. %. 1q08, to
William PischeI, secretary Of the com
r.auy. AT his office. rooms 90 and II Com
n.ercial National Bank block, corner Sec
cnd South and Commercial streets. salt
Lake CITY Utah. ANY stock upon which
seid assessment msy remain unpaid on
J. eb. O. 1891. viii DE delinquent on Feb. ~
1894. and advertised for sale at public
auction. and. unless payment is made
before. will be sold on March 81. 1898. &c
raw tho Delinquent asses sment. together
with the cost Of advertising and expenses
Of sale n LILLIAN ftSNllE4it'
Secretary Eagle Mining Company, Rooms
% and q Commercial National Bank
Block. Salt Lake City. Utah.
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Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
city council OF Salt Lake City of the in
lowing described improvements. to-wit:
Constructing q cement sidewalk six feet
Wide On the west side of y street from
Fourth to Fifth streets. the east side OF
A street from South Temple TO Firth
streets; the west side of 3 street from q
point 10 rods north Of South Temps
street 10 Fifth street: the east side OF =
street from South Temple 70 Ntntn
streets. the west side OF r street from
Second to Third streets: the north side OF
First street from a point 3 rods west 81
a street 10 = street; the north size OF
Second street from a point : rods west
Of 4 street to street and from + street
to r street the north side Of Third street
from A 20 Z street. the south side
-ot Fourth street from 4 60 T. streets; tne
tSrfil side Of Fourth street from 4 To Z
streets, south side of Fifth street fFeI
I 20 q streets the north side Of ifJt
street am y 70 = streets, the southzt ias
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Unitarian

First Unitarian Society-Services at
Unitarian church, 10 South Second East
street. at II a. N. ". II. Fish. jr.. pas
tor. Subject of sermon. 1.-THE Religion of
Evolution" Music by Unity quartette,
Just As I Am" with soprano Obligato;
duet by Miss Larsen and Mrs. Cook; Sun
day evening lecture at $50 by Professor
Roylance Of the state university: subject,
Social Aspects of Western Life" Seats
free. All welcome. Regular meeting Of
the Unity circle Wednesday at 2:30 D. N.
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Christian.

Central Christian Church.-Corner Third
East and Fourth South streets. DIT.
Piukert0n breaches on THE Ascent of
the Soul at II q. m. and on Abraham
Lincoln at 1.45 D. m. Mr.. AfcCOrkle VIII
sing a solo at the morning service and
the choir an anthem at the evening serv-
ice. Sunday school at 12:S0 ,. m: Chris
tian EndeayOr at 500 p. m; Junior En-
deavor at 4:15 Tuesday afternoon; prayer
service Wednesday evening at o'clock.
All are invited 10 attend these services.
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Episcopal.

St. Marks CathedraL-Very Rev. James
p. Eddie 3. D.. dean. QuinQuagesima
Sunday Feb. II. 1870 a. m. holy eommun-
ion: 9:45 a. m. Sunday school; II a. m,
morning prayer and second OF series Of
sermons on Christianity and Evolution, -
Evolution and the Trinity: 6:99 p. M.
Bible class; I:39 p. M, evening PRAYER and
address. The Losses of FTivOlity-" The
public is cordially invited to attend the
services.
St, Peters Chapel.-Sunday school, 3
,. m.
St PauTs Church.-Main and Fourth
South streets. The Rev. Charles T. Per-
kins. 3. d, rector. Services; s a. m-t
holy communion; 9:45 a. m, Sunday
school. II d. m; morning prayer and ser
mon. Divine Love-" $50 q. m. evening
prayer and sermon. '|The Authority of
Christ Strangers and visitors are cor
daily welcomed. All seats free.
St. Johns Chapel.-Perkins' addition. =.
". T. Jennens. lay reader. Services 2:45
p. m, Sunday school: { p. m. evening
prayer and sermon, by the Rev. Charles
r. Perkins, rector Of st. PauFs church
All are invited, particularly those resid-
ing in the immediate neighborh0od.
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lutheran,

Evangelical Lutheran services III Ger
man on Sunday at p. n. Sunday school
at D. N. at Swedish Lutheran church
corner Of Second South and Fourth East
streets. The Jugendverein meets on
Tuesday at D. N. at 953 South Second
West. The German speaking public is
most cordially invited to attend cur serv-
ices. J. r Graebner, pastor, SIS South
Second West
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Scientist

First Church of Christ. Scientist-336
East Third South Sunday school at 9:45
a. M: church service at II a. m; subject.
Mind Each Wednesday evening az s
o'clock n meeting Is held 20 listen to the
testimonials Of healing OF both sin and
sickness All are welcome TO these serV-
ices Free reading rooms, open daily
from 30 a. m. 20 q. M. in rooms 6J5-59S
Scott-SueveH building, 16S Main street.
Take elevator.
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Recognized.

Elder Frederic NJ. smith of Lamont. Ia,
eldest son of and counselor 10 President
Joseph Smith of the Reorganized Church
of Jesus Christ OF Latter-day Saints, VIII
be the speaker at Z p. m. at 22S East Sec
ond South Elder a. NJ. Chase, mission
Gev school at 10 a. n.
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tests and objections as may be mace
thereto.
By order Of the city council Of salt
Lake CITY. Utah.
Dated December I4th 1898.
j. s. CRTTCHLOW.
City Recorder
Side walk Extension No. s..
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First Baptist Churcb.-Corner Second
South and Second West. Rev y. A.
Brown. pastor. Preaching at II a. N. and
$50 T. m; Sunday school az I2;l5 =. m,
r. J. Lucas. superintendent: &. Y. r. L.
81 6.s1 T. M, subject. IVY hat VIII Real
Friendship Dog'' leader, Mrs. II. G. Wat
son; Monday evening st s O'Clock the
Young Ladies' Berean Bible class. Mrs.
g. J. McNitt, leader: Tuesday evening at
5 o'clock the Young Mems Darke club; ;.
". Darke. leader: Wednesday evening az
$50 o'clock. regular weekly prayer meet
ing. A cordial welcome 70 all
Burlington ChapeI-t,orner Indiana eve
me and Navajo slreeL snndav scnool al
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East Side Baptist Church--Corner OF
Third South and Seventh East streets,
Rev. Frank Barnett pastor. Regular
services at II a. III. and 80 y. m, Rev,
Bruce Kinney, general missionary, sup
plying the pulpit; morning subject, The
Basis of Power" evening subject "Fhe
Rejected stone" Sabbath school at 12:1J
D. m, superintendent +. Ben Brown
Christian EndeavOr meeting at $50 p, m,
leader. Erwin Trenam. Seats free. \
welcome at all services.
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German Evangelical.

German evangelical services at the East
Side Baptist church, corner Third South
and Seventh East Sunday school al D.
m: preaching at 3 y. III. All our German
friends. strangers saBd children are cor
daily invited Rev. g. a. thinner pas
tor: residence, SIS East Second South.
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THAT has reason and
fact as argument TO back
it up. If you are OF
money saving mind we
can demonstrate to you
that extensive BUYING
of surplus eastern fac
tory shoe stocks at say
ingS TO SO per CeHt raises
the standard of our goods
without extra expense
to You, /. e., the person
who usually buys 3 So
shoe can now buy a value
up TO S., all other goods
in proportion. 'TiS the
constant proving of our
promises of high GRADE
merchandise at low
prices that is making
this sale bigger. better
and broader in its pur-
pose to save you money.
Here's prices, and the
goods are just as inter
eStiHg as the price.
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Stockholders, Eeetine

THE ANIMAL STOCKHOLDERS
meeting Of the ODhir Queen Mining com
pany viii be held at room 100. CONNER
Cial block. salt Lake City, Utah. March
s. at i ID. NJ. =. CRAWFORD,
Secretary Ophir queen Mining Co.
Feb. ., 1904
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Methndist

Tiff NJ. L. Church.-NiRth East and
First South. d. N. Helmick, pastor.
Preaching at II a. m. and 7.30 .. m. Sub
ject IN the morning, Lincoln; In the
evening. The MaeiStTOm OF Sin. Sunday
school at 10 a. m EpwoTth league at $50
p. IN. You are cordially invited 10 these
services. Seats free.
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St Peters Chspel.-sunday school 3
Presbyterian.

First Presbyterian ChurCh.-Corner Of
Second East and Second South streets
William Paden. D. D.. pastor John &.
Lincoln. assistant Morning service, II
o'clock, Japanese Character and C0ndi-
ti0ns." Sunday school. 12:30 y. m: Junior
Christian EndeavoT society, :: senior So
ciety. go: evening service. 1:45. LUCE,
the Physician" Fifth sermon in series on
the Bible. The public IS cordially invited
10 all the services Of the church.
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First II. +. Church.-Rev- William b.
Ayers viii occupy the pulpit Of the First
n +. church today. both morning and
evening. Rev. Ayers. who has recently
come from the east, is an orator of great
force and ability. The subjects are.
Morning, Life evening, Abraham Lin
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Calvary Baptist Church.-474 East Sec
oud South street DIT. c. .. BOothe, pas
tor. Morning service at II o'clock; text,
IT Chron., xiv, IL; theme, Trust in God
Is the Strength of Great ,nderta kings ;
evening service at : O'Clock; text, Prov.
iv, So: Mark tx, p, and James ii, Il; sub
ieCt. Understanding, Faith and Works
Precede and Obtain Success; Sunday
school directly after morning service. All
are welcome. Seats are free. Come.
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Congregational.
First regatiOnal--Public services at
II O clock. sermon by the pastor. Rev.
Elmer ]. Goshen; Sunday school at 1870;
Young Peoples meeting, SIS p m Pub
lie cordially invited to al services,
Phillips Congregational ChUrch.-COrner
Fifth South and Seventh East, Rev, p.
A. Simpkin, pastor. Services this day at
II and 7:45. Morning sermon, ''Self-decep-
tom: evening sermon, THE Most I'm
pOrtant Fight i'm the World; Sunday
school at 12:15 p m: Christian Enoeavor
at $50 p. m. A hearty invitation IS given
all wOTshipers TO join in these services.
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DISTRICT COURT, THIRD JUDICIAL
district. State of Utah. county Of salt
Lake. Francis Cargeeg and Elizabeth
Cargeeg. plaintiffs, VS. The MackCy Print
ing & Binding company, a corporation, de-
defendant Notice is hereby given that
on the 18th day of February, 1904, at IL
O'Clock a. m. the undersigned receiver III
the above entitled action viii offer for
sale and sell al public auction to the high
est and best bidder for cash all and singu-
lar the printing and binding plant of tbe
Mackey Printing & Binding company.
situate at Nos 136-140 Pierpont street, of
this city, consisting Of motors, presses,
machines and machinery. betting, Dulieys
and appliances type, stock on hano, fur
niture and fixtures etc. said sale Is
made by order Of the court and VIII be
made as a whole or in separate parcels,
as the same will sell for the best price.
And if not sold at public auction viii
thereafter be sold at private sale. AL
persons holding liens upon said property
or any part thereof. viii be allowed 20
purchase at such sale and to credit the
amount of their secured claim upon ths
purchase price.
]. W. HOUSTON, Receiver.
Dated Feb u, 1904
Goodwin d Van Pe1t, attorneys for re-
ceiver, Mccormick block, Salt Lake city
Utah.
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CHURCH
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Conversational

All notices for this column must be
handed in by noon Saturday.
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Last week I told OF the saving Of a
nihiliStic mel0drama by turning the
death-daring hero into an American hu-
morist- Prince Robert of MoTantia
renders that same good service to the
BUuadhurst piece by the grace OF
Hackett. Robert Is as American in
spirit as any of the fear-naught fell
lows whom Richard Harding Davis has
sent into Central America. He saucily
introduces himself in the gUise Of d
Romeo at masquerade where the girl
ism Queen Cecilia Is larkinS as q Juliet
They have never seen each other. With
all the CELEBRITY of Shakespeare CalOric
Italians. they fall into mutual love,
and Robert fmpudentlY kisses Cecilia,
who pcuts but likes 1t, Their marriage
is delayed, however, by personal and
political enemies Drou and delightful
pleasantly characterizes their court
ship until, when they stand at length
revealed to each other as royal per
sOnages. they are true lovers, eager for
the vyedIOck which they have dreaded.
But it hasn't been ali billing and COO
inE. Robert has slashed and slain his
foes a. we'll as fooled them. His best
exploit has been 10 disguise himself
as q famous highwayman and hold
I'D the coach IN which the duke who
stole the state paper is travelling. The
professional rObber turns up on the
spot and the amateur fights a duel with
him TO decide which shall leave the job
10 the other. Robert wins and then
proceeds TO plumber the duke Of the
aII-important document Cheap melo-
drama2 Oh, nO-comic comedy. no less
legitimate than Joseph JeffersOn's duel
ing in THE Rivals for instance. and
even more laughable, besides being
new.
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Southwest MissiOn.-Corner Of Second
Vest and Mead streets. Sunday school,
4 O'Clock; evening service, 7:45, 1.-THE Be
ginning of Jesus Ministry illustrated by
SreTeoDriCOu.
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annum until such delinquent installments
are fully paid
All special taxes are payable at my
office. room 1O2, City and County build
ing, Salt Lake City.
FISHER HARRIS.
City Treasurer and Special Tax Col
lector.
Salt Lake City. Utah Feb. Is. 1904.
Sidewalk Extension No. s.
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Robert Edeson is not content with
acting plays He writes them. The
first Of his pieces to be produced is "A
New Alliance" Is is little one, oc-
Cupying twenty minutes aud employing
himself and two assistants. What he
is capable Of doing uitb a fuB-iength
drama is not indicated 10 this mono-
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Westminster Presbyterian Church. The
choir wiIl sing THY VIII Be Done" by
Pontius. II a. ~. Misses Leland Clayton
and Marguerite Harley I'm solos. In the
evening 'Tarry With Me- hy g. II.
Davis. with Miss Edith Evans and Austin
Hudson IN duet. also the beautiful duo.
81 Will Magnify Thee, Oh Cod fRoseu-
thalt,- viii BE- sung by Misses Emily Lar
SoR and NJ i. Harley. Miss Fannie Neal
and Gertrude Hartman, accompanies.
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$3.50 p. M; G.. J. Badertscher. sUperintend-
ent; Friday evening service at $50,
Rio Grande Chapel-Second South. be-
tween Ninth and Tenth West. Sunday
school at 10 a. m; George Paul, superin-
tendent.
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The presentation Of THE Triumph Of
Love" one afternoon this week had
been intended TO, but il didn't aid the
cause of the undiscovered and discOuT-
aged dramatist. The Theatre Magazine
offered as q prize good performance
of the play which, among all that might
he sent in. should be selected by vii
liam Seymore and T. Marion Crawford
as the best, But no prOViso barred
practically experienced playwrights
from the competition and so Martha
Morton. who began a dozen years ago
with the New York Herald's prize for
The Merchant and has been a pros
porous writer for the stage ever since,
carried of The new medal. Her win
ming work is a freshening Of a theme
which has stalled in frequent use. A
brilliant lawyer is heartily i'm love
with a young widow and would mar
~ her gladly. as she wants him 10. if
fl were not that, their association being
scandaIous, it would ruin his prospects
as q candidate for the g0vernoTship Of
his state. His ambition proves para
mount and he discards the widow to
betroth an exceptionally pure maiden.
He schemes 10 his own political down
fall, however, for his tuTpirude is ex-
posed and he has to withdraw from the
canvass Please To note that Miss Nor
ION gers lAElEeEL INTO tt4t UiAEttalIlti CDltl-
mon TO authors who create two hero
ines TO compete about equally for the
audiences sympathy. Which shall
hold the man and which shall let go
Of him? The widow keeps him.
The actress who made the pleas for
the transgressing widow was none 9TH
or than the Afinna X Gale who hash
been forgotten as the Ophelia and the
Desdemona ia the famous Booth and
Barrett production Of the Shakespeare
tragedies AIr. Barrett had taken her
directly from q Brooklyn fashionable
amateur dramatic club and put her in
the way OF professional distinction.
Her talent and beauty were d factor IN
the tremendous Booth Barrett success
Of art and business. After their deaths
she retired into afFiuent mauimony and
as Mrs. Archibald c. Haines she is a
leader IN New York society. To her
emergence on the stage again for this
occasion was due. I suppose. the
cr0Wding Of the theatre nlodishly.
Robert Edeson is not content with
acting plays He writes them. The
first Of his piaces to be DToduCed IS "A