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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-05
Observation-Disclosures
THE
SEMI
WEEKLY
NEWS
THE GREAT
COUNTRY PAPER
OF THE WEST.
Is lssued Mondays and Thursdays
and Contains All the Cream of the
Daily and Saturday News
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Eric G. Carlson was committed 10
the state Mental hospital az Provo yes
terday afternoon hy Judge Armstrong,
The man is 30 years Of age and has the
halmclnatlou that he can converse
with departed spirits.
The Utah commission for the Port
land fair has Just issued an Illustrated
and valuable booklet on Utah. contain
ing condensed description Of the
states history, geography climate and
natural resources. The booklet con-
tains 62 pages and 10000 copies have
been printed.
Because he eXpectorated on the side
walk I'd. MCGoWan an aged laborer
was fined So byJudgc Dichl yesterday.
His case was stated 10 he an aggra-
waited one The spectators In the court
room expressed the wish that the po-
lice department would bring more Of
This class Of offenders before the court,
probably resulting IN sidewalks that
would be more sanitary nj least not TO
mention their appearance,
Messrs. Webb Greene Of Mt Pleas
ant. r.. W Flshhurn ~ Brigham city
and Rudolph Kuchler OF ogden. Utah
commissioners az the Portland fair
and Secy NJ +. Cunningham left this
morning for Portland. Messrs. Greene.
Fishburn and Cunningham are accom-
panied by their wives. Senator w r.
Walton viii follow later The irrgat-
ing model showing the Bear River val
ley system, and the concentration are
attracting a good deal Of attention at
the Utah building
Mrs Edward T,akIn has lust roceIv-
cd news Of tho death Of her brother.
Horace W. Pitcher, who passed away
on the 18th Of July ut South Shields,
England Of consumption. Deceased
was the brother of Edward r.
Pitcher who died 80 this city last May.
and a son Of Robert Pitcher Ash mer.
chant Of Lowestoft, England lie had
many old friends in this city who viii
be panied 10 hear of his demise. He
was 40 years Of age and leaves a wife
and a large family.
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SPIKE AND RAIL.

Assistant General Freight Agent S.
v Derrah Of the Rio Grandc returns
from business trip to Chicago tomor-
row.
General Livestock Agent Ben Nevins
Of the Rio Grande is back from trlp
10 Denver
The Uiniah railroad has taken IN the
automobiles that have been running
from the terminus Of the lire at Ora
gon and has gone back 20 the old
stages again.
J Tremblc, a switchman at Nem-
mercr, was yesterday caught with his
foot between guard rail- and the
track. and before a string Of cars could
he stopped, the first set Of wheels
passed NJ his leg TO the hip and also
badly mangled his arm. But slight
hopes for recovery are entertained.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-05

THE IDAHO SUGAR COMPANY
Stockholders OF the Idaho Sugar Com
pany are hereby notified that at meet
INK OF the Board OF Directors OF said COM
pany held at the office Of the company
Salt Lake city, Utah, on July d, 1905, the
following resolution was unanimously
adopted;
"Be It Resolved. That the stock remain.
ing IN the treasury Of The Idaho Sugar
Company or so much thereof as may BIO
necessary under this resolution, be Issued
at the rate VI ten dollars per share; that
stockholders Of record at " o'clock noon,
August o. 1896, be and they are hereby
given the preference right OF purchasing
said stock to the extent " thlrty-slx per
cent OF their holdings at the hour and day
mentioned: that no fractional share shall
be issued, but that any said stakeholder
entitled to o fractional share shall be
privileged to buy full share at the price
mentioned provided, however that any
said stakeholder who shall not exercise
his privilege Of purchase hereunder on or
before p. m. on the 18th day OF August,
1906, and who shall fail u pay for his al
lotment Of stock hereunder on or before
the hour and day last mentioned shall.
by such failure. forfeit all rights under
this resolution, and the Board Of Direc-
tors, pursuant to the articles OF incorpora-
ton, may at any time thereafter sell and
dispose Of the stock thus forfeited at Its
discretion,
Resolved further That the Secretary Ia
hereby directed to close the stock books
OF the corporation at ~ o'clock noon Au-
gust. B. 1906. and TO reopen the same at
0 m August IS, 1906, and further that
the Secretary Is authorized and directed
10 issue the stock authorized 10 be Is
sued by the foregoing resolution. strictly
under the terms thereof and upon payment
OF the amounts payable hereunder within
the time specified but not otherwise: and,
further, that the Secretary on or before
Tuesdav August s. 1906 shall mail a copv
OF this resolution 70 each stakeholder OF
record ~ ~ o'clock noon, August &. 1905.
at his last known place OF residence, and
shall publish copy thereof In some
Newspaper having general circulation In
the State OF Utan for a period OF not less
than one week prior 10 the 18th day OF
August, 1906"
HORACE q. WHITNEY.
Secretary md Treasurer.
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DENVER B. RETURN SIS

on August l2th and 18th round trip
tickets TO Denver VIII be sold via the
Colorado Midland for $500
The Midland Route Is the RIGHT
way through the mountains Tor the
best scenery. service and equipment
Through the Rockies IN our Pullman
Observation car, by daylight. Ask at
the Midland ticket office n West
,oud South Salt Lake City Tor
further particulars and description lit
eraturc
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SAN PEDRO DEAL,
Freight Traffic Manager sproule Makes
An official Announcement.

az Nlf'Nlbl ACCOMPLISHMENTS
san Francisco. Aug i-Frelght Traf-
fic Manager William Sproule made the
following official announcement today
with reference 70 the arrangement that
has been entered into between the San
Pedro, Los Angeles and Salt Lake lire
and the Southern Pacific. It reads as
follows:
Commencing on Monday next the
Southern Pacific will accept freight
from the San Pedro, Los Angels and
Salt Lake Railroad company destined
90 points on It's lines In southern Cali
forna and In like manner the San Pc
dro company VIII accept from the
southern Pacific freight originating on
lines OF the latter I'm southern Cali
fornia destined 20 Utah common points
aud points beyond This viii be pur-
suaut 70 an arrangement which is
satisfactory 20 both companies. the
Southern Pacific having like privileges
with respect to points reached by the
rails Of tho San Pedro company"
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WESTERN PACIFIC.
Utah Construction Company Engages
Rooms at Wells, New.


Rooms At Wells, New.
From Elko. New, comes word that
representatives Of the Utah Construc-
tion company have been at Wells en-
guging rooms and looking over the sur
reyed line OF the Western Pacific, They
said that they were sure OF getting the
contract of building the new road from
Elko TO silver Zone. a distance. Of 81
miles, They engaged 70 rooms Of Mr.
Drake the landlord, and authorized
him to purchase an the worShorses he
could for them,
The contractors said that Wells
would be the headquarters of the con-
struction company and that they would
work both ways from there II is re-
ported that the Western Pacific SUR
vcyors who are now q Wells viii sur
yey a route from Wells to Ely, and
after their return they VIII be In
charge Of the construction work on the
Western Pacific. Mr.. Drake Is conf
dent that work In Nevada win begin
within the next 60 days.
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CLOTHING,

MEMS AND YOUTHS svStt HUI
easy weekly or monthly Pssgau,s TEMP,
Clothing House, p Weel o-u-.-.---,-------'
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FIRST SUIT ENTERED.
western pnelfie Wants Right of.Way
Condemn ed I'm California,

AoHdcmn co W tnliioTnlh'
The first condemnation proceedings
brought by the Western Pacific has
been decided At Quincy Piumas county
whore il has been on trial for several
days, says the Reno Gazette. The de-
PENDANT IN the suit was Emilio Ramelli,
an italian raucher, who asked for
heavy damages for the road passing
through his land on the ground that It
would divide his ranch and so seriously
iujure IT, lie was awarded $40 by the
jury which was less than the amount
demanded
W r. Craig was one Of the attor-
neys in the proceedings representing
Ramelli
The Western Pacific made a deter
mined fight against the claims Of the
rencher as 1t wished to discourage as
much as possible any other persons
that may want heavy damages for
land that Is taken.
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SUNDAY EXCURSIONS
Via ID & r C., Sunday, Aug. 9Th,
From Salt Lake,

To ogden, 1925 a, m, las p, m..tl 90
To Upper FAILS 800 a. NIECE. .25
To Castillo, 500 a, me-. .,..,.. /. %
TO Pharaohs, Sis a, m,....,..., so
Finest Canyon trips In the world.
Convenient train service returning See
.. & r. @. agent, or phone 2Oj for fur
Their particulars.
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~ A. WALTON.
Lawyer % aud ~ Commert,rl pi,.,
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Buy REAL ESTATE OUR LIST or
properties Is large, Many options
CANNON 6 CANNON. % r. s. Temple
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TIN AND SHEET IRON WORKS..

A. NJ ROsELL. 70 STATE, Tel Hl5-x.
Fine selection " woolens Suits TO order.
Gents owne goods made up Cleaning and
repairing. All work guaranteed Low
priCpg
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ONLY s1l.65.
Twin Falls, idaho, and Return,

From Salt Lake. August 9Th and 6th.
via oregon Shot Line. Celebration in
commemoration of completion OF rail-
road viii be held at that point August
9TH. salt Of University and State lands
viii be held on August Sth Trains viii
leave Salt Lake at ll;45 p IN. Tickets
10th,
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10 ACRES LAND LOCATED m EAST
MIL creek, Sia miles southeast Of Salt
Lake CITY I rm. Dr. house. large orchard
Call at 30 y r. Walker Bldg
RANCk REAL ESTATE INVT. co
SEE HOUSTON, THE HOUsERs. 9j3
Main Street
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH
Clayton & Co.. Real Estate Insurance &
Loans Telephone, Ind as3 i3 So Main.
WE SELL REAL. ESTATE that's AZ
futile Bros. red ball signs li9 Main 81
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PROFESSIONAL CApD,
ATTORNEYS.

d. B; Richards, all kinds legal ma.
done. D. ~ Walker Bid 4 L.. G. rg'oiN
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Zlon's Savings Bank and Trust Co,
the largest and oldest Savings Bank IN
Utah, pays 4 per cent interest on any
amount from 81 10 $4,000 Write 20 us.
Jos. r, Smith, President; George NJ.
Cannon, Cashier.
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Miss Edna Evans Soprano. Saltair,
Sunday, Aug. 9Th Concert $3.50 p. m.
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A DOUBLE HOUSE llt OUNCE ST,
modern. Enquire Mrs, Burnswood' oSl
West 9Th South
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Chrlstensens enlarged orchestra.
Saltair, Sunday.
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SALT LAKE PHOTO SUPPLY co.
developing, FINISHING Main and srd S,

Chae, Kent, Baritone, Saltair, sun
day, Aug 9Th. Concert i3O p. m.
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IRON FENCE WORKS.


VIM h, ARMSTRONG, MACHTNGST.
Iron Fence Works Rear Of - West
North TemDle
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GROCERIES.

~ LBS DAT MEAL. &c. ih LBS
good rice 2Jc. 4 lbs macarona 2jc, lbs.
grape.uuts 25c 10 hs cubbagc 2jc, p lbs
potatoes &c 90, lbs. ginger snaps &c. 4
ibr. starch Or. lbs salsodn 2ic . lbs.
navy beans aic lbs. cream cheese "a
Q lbs candy 25c. lbs tapioca or sage 3jc,
peaHlno 25c. $500 orders delivered | III.
candy free with ] sack -four 8 On, sugar
81 N; Toe III. pail lard s. s. W. T. Chit
cagO Store.
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Or Carver. fancy shooting, saltair
To-day 1880 p m, free.
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G. 3. Martin Coal Co,
Rock Springs, Cumberland, Castle GAts
and Clear Creek lump. nut and slack
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.
NOTICE TO STOCK HOLDERS.

DE BOUzEK ENG CO. CUTS FOR
ali nnrposes. "a and % w So. Temple
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harrison Q. shepard, LAWYER. ta.,.,
commercial Block, Salt Lake C,y '~'ll
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See diving horses, saltalr, today, 4;3o
and 730 p. M, free,
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BURTON COAL & LUMBER co

Mining tlmhers, cement, roofing ma
terial sash and doors, lumber OF all
kinds
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

NOTICE. The annual meeting Of the
Stockholders Of the New State Gun club
will be held az No 10 $ Main St. Salt
Lake CITY Utah, on Monday, August
q. iN05, At o'clock p m for the presen-
tation Of the presidents, secretary and
treasurer's report, the election NJ trus-
tees for the ensuing year aud tho trans
action OF such other business as may law
FULLY come before the meeting
EDGAR HOWE Secretary.
Salt Lake city, Utah, Aug g. 1905.
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u costs no more to buy Royal Bread.
our crown label guarantees quality
and purity, At all grooers.
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GRAIN AND SEEDS.

ALL KINDS SEEDS. POULTRY SUP
lies, Grain Flour strawberry cups and
Cases. etc, at Bailey n Sons, So r, End
So. Salt Lake city, Utah
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OFFICE STORE FITTINGS,

ALL WORK QUICKLY ATTENDED
TO- 4. Hamlin, Phones Bell 1921 K.
Ind. 1921.
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800 90 10 man who can ride white
horse in bis dive at Saltair.
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Chas. Kent Baritone Saltair, sun.
day, Aug 9Th, Concert $3.50 p. m.
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS MAKE 81 TO SO A DAY FIT
ting glasses; big profits. our A-page free
sonlan Optical College, College Place,
Jackson Michigan
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BICYCLE HOSPITAL.

BICYCLES REPAIRED AND FOR
sale, y. c. Sanford, 2H State st.
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COAL AND KlNoLlNG.

y. p. DEAL. Coal. klnding and stove
wood 1js r. Third south Tel i23S-k.
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CHOICE LOTS CLOSE ~ AT $500
to 500. 90 each 5000 cash, 500 per mo.
Houses and lots In all parts of the CITY
IS W, End So.
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PRESS FEEDER WANTED. APPLY
Job DEBT, Deseret News
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MALE HELP WANTED.

LEARN TELEGRAPHY AND r r,
accounting $50 10 $500 a month salary az
surcd our graduates under bond our
six schools the largest in America and
aloR Morse School Of TeleRraphy, Gin
cnnatl. o.. Buffalo, ~ v Atlanta, Ga,
La Crosse. VIA, TeXarkana. Tcx, San
Francisco Cal
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Some of the Real Estate Advertised oday Will Douben
" le in Year Can You Pick Winners IN Real Estate?
FOR SALE

MRS. W. +. LYNN WILL SELL AT
private sale oil paintings, water colors'
etc Sale starts Monday, Aug Z 538 E.
Let South
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HOTELS,
TRUNK MAKERS

- -, raT'NK NM
u a. HOGAN, TIE hrss,issr sccs,
sT ,,s sss, ,rg YIN SUI IL South N'' ''
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UPHoLsTERINo AND REPAIRING,

BEST PLACE IN CITY FOR ALL
kinds Of upholstering cushions etc. Get
our estimates. s. l.. Mattress 4 Mfg. Co.
Phones 32s9 u Eberhardt, PreS
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CARPENTER AND CABINET WORK

FIRST CLASS WORK, $. l.. JOB &
Cabinet shop. 100 " First south Phones
Bell NN-K Ind 1881 VIM Matthes
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

NEW AMI iO-ROOM HOUSES, FROM
81 500 10 $4,000. on easy terms Apply
AS South West Temple Street.
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MOVING AND STORAGE.

MOVING AND FIREPRooF sToR.
age Phone $3.50. Korus Warehouse co.
KIMBAII,s VAN & STORAGE Co.
10 " First South street. Both Phones.
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FUTILE BROTHERS a WOOLEN.
Investment Bankers, A9 Main 81
salt Lake city, and Grand Rapids
SO no Meather hargaIns Ann.

A NEW 5 RM. BRICK HOUSE. PANT
~ bath, etc. lights, lot 3xlO rods, nice
lawn. flower garden So east best To-
cation can he had for S.2i0, easy terms
N desired We have houses in all parts
OF the city, see NJ before You buy.
20 u. + Walker Bldg
RANCK REAL ESTATE 81 lNVT, co.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1905-12-09
SPEED OF RAILWAY TRAINS.
Differing Views of Experts as to
Wherein the Danger Lies.

In answer to our question as to the |
speed of passenger trains, the Hon.
Martin f. Knapp, chairman of the In
terstate Commerce Commission, says
that. within limits, the whole question
is one of conditions, and adds: The
rate of speed entirely safe on one line
might be positively dangerous on an
ether, says a writer in Leslie's Weekly.
1.-The varying circumstances on Differ
ent lines would seem to preclude any
rule of general application" President
Ripley of the Santa Fe Road-who re-
Gently caused a special train to run be-
tween Los Angeles and Chicago In rec
ord-breaking time-says that the ouly
difference in a fast train compared
with q slow train is that the fast
train is composed of fewer cars than
the slow train, and that. having none
Of the dead weight represented by en-
press and mail cars of the. slow trains
between the engine and the passenger
cars. the passengers on the shorter
train are more liable to injury in case
of accident. President Wilcox of the
Delaware and Hudson Road thinks
there is a tendency to operate freight
trains much too rapidly. though his
road has a record of not having killed
q passenger during the last eleven
years. President Underwood of the
, Erie road compares fast train to
skyscraper, saying that a man who
: falls from the top Of such building
receives injuries no greater than doe
/ a man who falls from the fifth story
President Barr of the Seabord Air Linz
saws that high-speed trains receiv
: more care and greater protection thai
3 slow-speed trains do, as all employe
1 are required to facilitate and protec
s the movement Of high-speed trains t
the utmost. c.. NJ Basford, editor o
the American Engineer and Railroa
l. Journal, says that until our railroad
(, have a more uniform installation OF tn
signaling system, as i'll England, W
q should not greatly increase the spec
of trains. And yet, asked why 1t
y that the fatalities on English railway
j are so much smaller than on America
l. railways, President Newman of tn
IL New York Central said: II do not b.
81 lieve there is any such great dispr
portion In fatalities on roads In TIL
country and in England, considerir
- the differences in conditions. 1t is, Il
- deed, impossible to make fair or Jul
or intelligent comparison
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1905-12-09
MONTANA SQUlBBS.

Another disastrous fire, the fourth
in Havre, Choteau county, in less
than two years, destroyed about $780,
600 worth of property Friday.
Peter Larson, who has been seri-
ously ill at his home in Helena, is
now in better health than he has
known for months, according to late
report.
Ben Harris, a sheepherder, was
found frozen to death near the Ma
rias river, about Is miles north OF
Chimney Rock. He became bewilder-
ed in the late storm, and, losing his
bearings, wandered about until over
come by the cold. Harry Mayer, an
other herder working in the same vi
cinity, is also missing, and 1t is fear
ed that he also persisted.
The fight at Havre between Kid Lee
of Havre and Young Sawyer, the
styled champion of the south, negro
went twenty rounds to draw, for the
reason that Sawyer would not give
Lee a chance to get at him.
That John Corron, of Roman, has
persisted on the Mission mountains II
almost certain.
There is contained in Montana
strong box $645, 643.20, according Il
the report of the state treasurer, j. II
Rice. for the month of November
which was made public Friday. Durin,
the month the receipts aggregates
s169, 445.94, while the disbursement
: totaled only s13,393.62. AS the bal
} ance on November 1 was $4S9,521.Os
the cash balance is found to be S645
1920.
Sid Houk was convicted at Dillo
5 of the murder of Owen Ellis, a we
: known stockman. and sentenced t
25 years in the penitentiary. Houk
defense was that he shot Ellis to say
his own life. Houk is well know
gambler and it was in his saloon ths
= the tragedy was enacted.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1905-12-09
Theatrical Notes.

A. e. Arson, the English actor, who
came over at Clyde Fitch's iHstigatlon
to play the leading role in Viola AL
lens company this season in the new
Fitch play, THE Toast of the Town.
has returned to England. =
Boston has not taken to N. Z. GOOD
win and 'Wolfvlne" with the ferVor
that was expected, and as result ne
is casting about for new play
Unusual interest is manifested IN
the announcement that Nine. Gadski
will again visit the coast.
Amelia Bingham is to play Fedora
in New York, with Charles Richman
as Loris Ipanoff.
"That Yankee Consul" opened It's
season last week in New York and Is
headed for the coast.
Forbes Robertson has revived "Fol
the Crown" at the Scala, London
Kellar has been mystifying st. Pau
audiences with his latest Illusion, I'M
Witch. the Sailor, and the Enchante'
Monkey"
Ezra Kendall has returned to I'm
Vinegar Buyer"
Beerbohm Tree has been unanimous
ly elected president of the Theatrica
Managers association of England,
succession to the late Sir Henry lr'
ing.
The New York Herald, in its stati'
tics of heavy play profits, quoted I'm
Little Minister" as having earne
5000 in one season alone for II
author, Barrie.