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Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-11-24
all. 1t seldom does turn out just as

all. 1t seldom does turn out just as
you plan it,
I'VE will go clear to the end of the
Beach Drive l said, as we slipped
away down Main street and turned
into the Boulevard. Then we will
come back by the Wood Road, skirt
ing the Zoo and ending up at Al
phonse's for a little supper. How
will you like that?' And she smiled
up at me so approximately that l
felt perfectly sure, for full half a
minute, that she was just as much in
love with me as l with her.
1t was so open on the Drive, and
there was such a stream of automo-
biles and carriages that l deferred
speaking to her of my secret. 1t
would be better in the seclusion of
the Wood Road. SO we talked gen.
orally, and looked out over the water
at the vessels in the Sound, and adj
mired the beauty of the glorious
moonlight on the dancing waves.
Then, at the end of the beautiful
path along the water we turned alb
ruptly and entered the quiet and Sc
clusion of the great pine woods.
The road was rather narrow here.
and wound intricately through the
forest for several miles emerging
upon broad plaza at the front en-
trance to the Zoo This road was not
much frequented at night, and l felt
that l would have ample opportunity
to express myself. / trembled in
wardly. The time was very near. /
must speak soon.
1t was very quiet in the woods. At
intervals we could hear distantly the
baying and bowling of the animals
in the Zoo. OCCASIONALLY an ele-
plant trumpeted. or jaguar
screamed. We were used to these
sounds, but Alice was just a little
frightened when there came a per-
feet babel of sounds from the enclo-
sure She drew closer TO me, and |,
relying on my skin, took my left
hand from the steering bar and slip
ped it gently behind her, though I
dared not take the liberty of en-
bracing her. She looked up at me in
some alarm. Suppose one of those
terrible beasts should get out and
come after u.s." she asked timidly
l laughed at her fears. why ii
would be easy to run away with this
machine | said. And anyhow. you
don't suppose l would let anything
harm a single hair Of your, your
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-11-24
Chinese the First Paper Makers,

The first real paper was made By the
Chinese. The papyrus of the Greeks,
Romans and Egyptians was not paper
at all, but simply the piths of the stem
OF G. plant cut into strips, placed side
by side and across each other and
pressed into a sheet.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-11-24

The Oldest applejack distillery in the
United States is at Warwick, n. J. The
worm still in use was brought from
England before the Revolutionary war
New-York tribune., 1905-07-03
NEW YORK, NEW EiVEg . IgFTFpe1 4 J

4th Ave. follows - -
EOsION. va New London Trasi,Isnc@-F4.5s,
u ilU-J0 IUa1- 4 x uI .
= s. 500 % 5u2. ssIz-J0 P N
BOSTON. via Wiimantic-ffS-BD = N zen p M
BGsION via sp-tngAeil-fsu0 90 A "A 1s-D0. aO0
PoRTLAlD and BAR HARBoR-f-sz- r NJ
WEtIIE MOI NTAINs. ST ALBANs ana QC EBEC-
Y $50 A. NJ, 1900 P NJ
FlIGHBCRG. Putnam and WaTges-er-f5Gs p ~
1AAAk.NIlLE NORFOt-N-Ftft. a "a. sg.s1 p "
CT BARRlNliTON- STOCkBEIDGE. LEMON. PITTS
klE-LD-f4;au. TS-02 = ". u "a TJ-I 4 n.
Ticket offices al c3rantl Cen-rI station and cl.5fa
St also al ego. c-61 L1SJ- ci5J4 BIOaIsas. Pare
Place, go Union square c1s2 Flrth AVE. c245 Co
tunlbus ave. 649 Madison West h..
lbs Third ave In Brooklyn. -54- siU Fulton
3m Broadway. E. ..
81 l@3th St, sunuavs only tParior Car
Limited Has dining eParior and Sleeping Czr
IickeIs .
New-York tribune., 1905-07-03
READING SYSTEM
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. R
TION-S Foot Liberty g y. r
= A@-'S West Dad - " .


STATIONS wsst TS25 t:SfTtg sd tg Sl \ !. r R
marks
EASTON, BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND MAUCH
a ~ - 10 N]4-eo ''I5 Easton only), $40 A NJ. 10
SST 'g9 '19 - Easton Snlyl P NJ sundays "a 80
WI a E9z9sI, NJ 59q 3 80 800 and 100 ? NJ
~ 3 4ftitE AND sCRANION-9IO a II. L20.
S1UJ sIy,I.,-A, =, n sundays "a A NJ. 500 2. NJ
BARNEGAT-z4.oO O. 40 a. NJ 80 KS 40 lakewood
az s9a a. lakehurst only 40 P VI sundays zoo A u.
ATLANTIc CTTY@.a 90 4 NJ, k4s 40 P NJ
Et1NELAND 1AND AND BRIDGETON-z74O % A. NJ. k3. 40 P. NJ.
POINT PLEASANT AND sEAsHORE POINTs-z4Oo %.
$50 l131 A NJ xe1@-+O xl 20 I.30 . 45. 3 SO aga 30
Grove us \ 81 0 $50 S 4oo 30 3 NJ except ocean
A AIIIANIIC aLDS. SEABRIGHT- MONMOUTH BCFI,
80 4se $50, $50 P M sundays. 400 An.
SANDY HOOK RoUTE-Leave Pier 81 y R. W 4cd
9OG 9sS SDs; 10 50 a y ~ L 80 30 800 = = 40
Leave pier no. = p -s3aE - A a = - 10 IN % 20 G 2 H
LOO 290: 345. -. 600 $40 P NJ sundays 1000
A M Lee 40 slo An ssa5hSrs
m7.OO mFsoo. 900. 1000 si1o0 a n ns1ao 20
500 8 30. ss0a 900 sioS6 P NJ. ia1S Is m4
'12OO a NJ. 500 t"46G 800 200 P NJ .ji2 IS
BALTIMORE AND wAsHINGTOx-sOO. .1oOo. s1aJO.
READING HARRISBURG. louisville AND WILL
IAAiSPORT-tz4.O9 30 +sO0 r91O. uOGO HOO
ing. Pottsvfe Harrisburg only 90. $500 $50 p NJ
zFTom Liberty only. ~DaiIy 7Dsliy except
qua xSaturdays only aExcept saturdays X. 90 p NJ
Lv. West &3d St b5. 20 p NJ c3 so ?. NJ 20 P
gao IA 30 p NJ jll50 p. NJ k3.20 P NJ mDining
ohisss; Liberty ST. West sd St. Astor House ss1
- Union Square West 24as Third Ave 23 Vest 12sth
Sutton 5I s. ColRn9qS Aye & New York 3ts sts s44 $50
York Transfer Co calls for and checks des
W G. BEsLER c NJ BURT
Ftce-Pres and Gen Mgr Gen Pass Agent
New-York tribune., 1905-07-03
Lackawanna Railroad.

Leave New York foot Barclay Ca,rist 5u1er IS.
A M.-FOr BiugnamT0n and Eluira
sfQ uo A. For Buffalo chicago Teuis
A M.-For Syracuse JsweE0. RIchdsid springs
tIa 20 p M.-Pocono Vt. Special
= H-Fur Buffalo CuiCag1
M-For ard Plymouth
M-F0r Buffalo and thicag
s p. M-FOr Buf1ao. syracuse Utica
A M-F0r ChiCas0-S}earer . ? u
Tickets flS2 I4{4 Broadway- y Y- ,-ig Fglr
st HreoSvn ~Daty. Except SUNDAY sFsdays AMI
New-York tribune., 1905-07-03

AANT4-D-sorne person or persons either ladies' or
w Eentenrn Hne would interest themselves
Ene otHe-ise N saniJarlurn tor Consumptves have
sea location and Hospital part completed
--s tSe best any
in this Ene- Address CRAIG HOSEITAI- craig. Rouu
-
New-York tribune., 1905-07-03
BEACH

Via L. i. r.. r.: Y. foot o E s4th St
$40, s5o. 7.40. 9-2p 1l0d a. NJ. tI2.40 race
days and half hourly from y 10 70 5:to 4.eo $40
$3.50. sac. 40 80 S-fe $50 T. NJ Trains stop at
Manhattan Crossing r y u about "a min. after
S4th s. time. Separate table Sunday
Via Il. ". T. ELEVATED TRAINS:
Leave Brooklyn side u1 Bridge $50 E.4a 81.
4 N and $40. 80 5.+S SKA 6.+0 Leave
y Z Park Row half hourly from q-s6 a N -
4-o6 and 7,o6 10 1885 p Il Separate table SEtu--
day.
Via s9th -. CoEOOKLTND FERRY:
Leave Whitehall ZOO 4. VI and eve-v az min,
utes q S-@u. then 9-40 p.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-03
q PTRsTANcE OF - ORDER OF HON:


Frank T. Fitzgerald. surrogate Of nc County o.
notice hereby given al persons having
claims AGAINST William Ogden late of the County OF
NeR-Vork present the same with vouchers
Thereof t subscriber his place Of transacting
business al the of1e Dare Seymour, No. - Na4l-s
rr. Cts- on NeH-Yorl before the 9th day OF
September
Ds-e-. NeN-A ork the l3ih day of March. lHlo
EDVES 81 SHELDON. AdEnr. with the viii annexed
uiiIrrffC5 5.ssr & SEYMOUR Attys. for Admr. 30
= N-Ii-sL- x Y. City
New-York tribune., 1905-07-03
Public Notices.
BOND SALE.
City Of New Rochelle, N. Y.
BOND SALE.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
the undersigned until "Wednesday July ..
-s05. eight O'Clock. for the purchase OF all
% $4,000. Registered. cent School
0f 1905. OF said Ci-y. Of $1,000 l.
1905. 90 maturing ave 80 bends day Of
Nav. 1910. and four fal bonds annually thereafter,
commencing May T. 1911 Interest payable senli-a
uualg The lst Gays Of May and November. priu-
cipss and interest payable the Office OF the city
Treasurer
a
check on Incorporated bank company in
York. 5000. payable ro he
order "a city Treasurer % the City Of Ro-
che3le
Bonds OIl engraved under the supervision of and
rertlTel their geuuneness by The United states
MortEage and trust COMPANY. and their legality
proved D. r. Caldwell. ESQ. OF York Clt,-
1siose opinion Legality VIII 1lrnished 10 the
Eurrl.i~cr.
bid q lrss than par raiue the bonds viii he
considered Bidders the printed form OF
Er1Eru~a. furnished the undersigned Accrued
lrest % DO pad by the purchase delivery viii
"a Office OF IN New
Rochelle The l2rh DAY july 1893 The right is
% q
Dated. NeN Rochelle X " June 1905
CHARLES KAMMERMEYER
f-lar<
New-York tribune., 1905-07-03
Financial Meetin gs.

\ SPECIAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
a. holders Of The Tribune Association viii be heid a;
~ once ~ Ine Tribune Building CITY. on
eaohday Sny u, l9l5 2.a3 o'clock D. m the pur
pse oI taxing action with respect
,iioisiIe existence OF
the transaction of any business that MAJ regularly
oe brought before the
New YORK, July J.
NATHANIEL. TCTTLE Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-03
Ocean Steamers.

BEFORE GOING ABROAD CONSULT THE
EUROPEAN ADVERTISEMENTS THAT AP-
FEAR REGULARLY IN THE TRIBUNE on
DAYS
New-York tribune., 1905-07-03
p PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

=. Frank q Fitzgerald. Surrogate u the County of
- RorA noice hereby given al persons having
r-.ls -Esnsl Antony Nziach. late a the County o.
- YORK deceased. present the With vouchers
- ~ the subscribers. tllssr place ~ fraH@actfnE
rsss 81 tie once Of Fetueteh. Slisnan and 5eybe.
~ Nassau the City Of Aes York.
-ie ne 21lh cay Juig
80 Arw York 21st day of January. 1905
x<-aAlA NALL<ACI5 ADOLPH sVAf.I>ACH. Executors.
.lkEICH sILKAAA AND sEKBIcL-. Attorneys for
S@cuiuFs III Nassau Street. Borough of Manhattan.
AsE gsEk City.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-03
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA

PENNSYLVANIA
RAILR DAD.
STATIONS foss q wss' street and
sEThe Je,,--- -, Sr,r- rs-sro,.s 80 r-crtla-fr
Ttrseis is i've minutes that below Tor
-'A'1 S'i,s voK rHF WEST.
'tOS5 A, VI, THE PENNsYLvKNIA LIMITED-.a
'io-Ss A. N. ST Lofts LTSITED. For Cincinnati
'1.55PM CHICAGO CINCINNATI AND ST
.sssPM rrI4 LOUIS ExPRESs 22,Eg17 spr,4.,-,s
haurs t. C.isaEos - 1'--@
.ss-555 .s-55 n CHICAGO limited
.SsS r n WEsT9R TT 4qqiS EXP 9INcINNATl EXP
s-s3 4 u CLEVELAND NND ctNCINEATI ENP
WAsIIINGToS AND TIiE SOUTH.
ss25 4co1sr-ssioggsI I q q. a M -
m p N lie X. nignt sunday go 'a2 ~ - a
.9.e5. 49,. .I5S - ny - no. n!gst -
SOUTHERN RAILwAY-.Ts.55. 's..5. 'i-s p m
ATLANTIC. COAST LINE--s..s a n and IS
sE 5,SIss SBoAHD AIR LINE-t.--S p m ard tsIO
N9EFoI.E ,,5I AID WESTERN I,AILwAY.-'s--s p. m.
cHEsAP HE'S; APEAKE OHIO RAILWAY a. n wsek-
roRy or 3 % pI5179r 3 N day a.l,,r,,,,
Atlantic CiTY,Es s. p M m da,y I'D as m week
. a5yS. sy sundays '7-55 a m
i3SG I-oTes A5 81 - III p n wseA-tsys
,N9gte or Ase1ry PARK sundaysJ. and Point Pleasant
strs, rom DeshFosses and @:45 a rom cortLandt
e'S ohi$} t+p S99. 105a a tl=2S saturday ;
on1y iy except Lehg 5ranch). T. - tI255 saturdays
oiliy except Long BraHehl. ti..S saturdays onlyt
-" 80. So t4-S except Long Brauchj cas- ex-
eepI saturdays, except Long BraucaI. ass. and 6s5
= m weekday sundays So. 80. 1885 a N
and 40 p. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
lis a m i.s - 80 =. - q *
425. 49,. .l.55 tsT455 for North Phiisdephia
eniyl, 900. ESQ. 755, s.s5 SIS (s.55 for North
GnlIaaueIpnia onlyl D m, 4. 10 night week days
suh1aysi s:9S s-35 s25 'ss5 ss5 -tI655. 10 s.
dor North Philade 'phia ony) -5-55 7.55. S.25
night. '-+ = - --
Dining Car. 4Extra-fare train
AiS5et ollces Nos 46l 1854. 80 and 2G1 Broadway
9iIth AVenue below Esd ST. ss@ Fifth Avenue
eorher tn ST.. AstOr House. and stations named
6ooNes Brooklyn. 342 Fulton
street $50 Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex sta
ioH The New York Transfer Company will cali
LOT and check baggage from hotels and residences
through TO destination
Cab Service
" W Al IERBCRY. !. r. WOOD.
General Manager. Pass'r Traffic Manager.
GEO W BOYD.
lIeneral Passenger
New-York tribune., 1905-07-03

BEFORE GOING ABROAD CONSULT THE
EUROPEAN ADVERTISEMENTS THAT AP-
PEAR REGULARLY IN THE TRIBUNE on
sI:TDAYS. WEDNESDAYS AND sATUR-
DAYS.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-03
d pTNsrANcE nE - oRDER Ola HON

aan=f A. Thomas Surrogate cf the County q Nsw
~. notice is hereby given ~ ali persons haging claims
asi t1treE Llza iafe of tie County II New
- s. .feeEfl. a. pEfsrn Wi.h vouchers There
- tfe suA-llher ~ IA place ~ tTansactns business
me ef-ee ~ Elanly. Mbuney x Shprnaa. 30 : va
esfL ia tle Gig of Ae fETks DefoE The @ofh
q ,-ft-silt=r
Daiz- Aee gork the ION day n March. laC5
JONAS ~ u. TIPPEE. Administrator
.--Aal5f. MOONEY a. SFfIPMAN Atto-neys for Admin
lsiTaIof. Wall Street. New York Gity.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-03
y rLRerANCE OF An oRDER oF HON.

l. PI R>IAECE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Pans o.. Fitzgerald. Surrogate % the County of
1lf.a. ] o persons kasIng
"a Ff Ma-Renz.e lafe of TIE C~r'-i5
81 Sew ora. -tccasel. present the 81
.elcaera u.ere1f the schseEibeT. Ills Iia0s =
broadway. EofOpEn
q --4U-a TAN. ..f "a Aew-lOIl.
Ns 4st d4F October. 1873
Lzsed Ne--N 21fI4 o. March. 1865.
MORRIS a.. MACKENZIE. Executor.
ROBERT = HARE POWI-I. Attorney G-xecstor
i=i sroadnev. EeR-Eork Cifg-
New-York tribune., 1905-07-03
rs PURSUANCE OF an ORDER OF HON.

=
EFark J. Fitzgerald a Surrogate Of TIE County Of
&es 5-a notice is hereby given al persons having
s4.rt aEafust Franalyn Paddock. decreased
ts saa- srrn vouchers rhe attorney the
t-.=1Iil,rs Robert Howard his place 0f transact;
1-F.l--s. Nassau street city Cf NeN
Agra. uefore "a daE ~ October next.
.-a-e- A=s YORK. the -itf aaE of March. lt9 -.
LINCOLN L-S- COMPANY,
AENIE LOUISE PADDOCK,
Alnf sdninEtratrsK with The VIII annexed
-Le Estate n F'rankiEH Paddock, deceased.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-03

CopGrtnerShip Notices.
THE INTEREST OF THE LATE GEORGE
y, r, Harris IN Firm ceases this 6ay ana Mr
ssai- f1err Jones OF Boston. is admitted a
Ia, -r BLAKE BROS. & co.
'--t A. -'V' New York
New-York tribune., 1905-07-03

IRVING Savings INSTITUTION
rs Chambers St, New York City.
The Of this institution have declared interest
all sums rcmsirnE deposit r1e three nd
rix months ending 30 1905 rate Of FcE
AND ONEHALF PER CENT. per annUm on amounts
81 payable and Monday. II
i.05 Deposits made before July 10Th will draw
interest from July lst
W II. b. rOTTEN. President
g. BYRON LATIMER. Secretary
APIES II. FANCHER Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-03
Ideal July 4th Outing

~ ~ IL ftn tatso on sundays the feet -.
RlNHAAD PECk VIII teave 90 r foot Peek
Slip at 30 = 81. E. SIst st. I0.a0 a. n due New
Haven. 2-3G i III Return. due Y S.45 p n
Nearly al day on l. T. sound Two hours in New
Tkts. sl00 Children. soc
New-York tribune., 1905-07-03
HAmBURG-AMER1GAE LINE.

EAMBURG-AMER1GAEl LINE.
PlymOuth-Cherbourg- Hamburg.
Erst sang A. M D'ernedia5s 7nf sS ss@ s5es
.Waldersee July s am. t"Bluecher Aug 3 II
~ tscnl q July 70 S;So a m iatT1eia Aug . m
London Hamburg
New rk-Naples-Genoa.
PBINZ PBINZ & ADALRERT July IS. noon Sept Y. oct b
Offices. 35 and 81 Broadway. Piers Hoboken. y, ].
BEFORE GOING ABROAD CONSULT THE
EUROPEAN ADVERTISEMENTS THAT AP-
PEAR REGULARLY IN THE TRIBUNE On
SUNDAYS. WEDNESDAYS AND sATUR-
DAYS.
4 MEXICAN LINE.
PLYMOUTH CF4ERBOU RG-sOUTIIA AMPToN.
Sailing Saturday. $50 A. NJ Pier Is, y.
St Louis .........July Is St Paul 8
RED STAR LINE.
ANTwERP-DovER-L -LoNDoN-PARIs.
Sailing Saturdays. 1890 A NJ Pier IA. \. r
vaderiand July 10 iceland July y
WHITE STAR LINE.
" NEW QUEENSTOWN LIVERPOOL
oe.snie snins JG.y 5' 7s6 Baitc July % NJ
Cedric 49,. July 10 A, NJ A NJ
g T9 MEDITERRANEAN .z4Rkz 4HA
FROM NEW YORK.
cRETIC July q noon; sept. 70: Nov.
CANoPIC !. 1:sO P NJ Sept. ls. oct IS
'oAANic1 rB AvEILERs' LERss'' s''' CHECKS. ET NJ NV -'
ISSUED PAYABLE ALL OVER THE WORLD
PASSENGER OFFICE. = BROADWAY.
Freight once. Whitehall Bldg. Battery Place
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-30
Mans Efforts to Have His Better.
Half Prosecuted Tor Arson
Prove Futile.
HALF OWNER Of THE PROPERTY
For This Reason Case Against WOmaa
Will be Dropped, No inIorma-
ton Being Filed

The efforts OF Daniel II. Morton to
have his wife, Mrs, Mary f. Morton,
prosecuted for the alleged firing Of his
barn and haystack at his farm IN Union
on Aug I, 1904, have proved unsuc'
cessful thus far. Morton and bis wife
have been at loggerheads for some time
past and a divorce suit and other llti-
cations between them are now pending
In the district court, In his answer
TO the divorce complaint Morton
charged that his wife set his barn on
fire and later he swore to a complaint
in a justice court charging her with
arson.
At the preliminary hearing she was
bound over - the district court but to-
day Dist. ATTY Lootbourow asked for
an order to the effect that no informa-
ton be filed In the case aud the request
was granted by Judge Armstrong
hence the case will be dropped, The
request Of the district attorney was
made FOR the reason that 1t develops
that defendant was a half owner Of
the property alleged TO have been de-
stroyed by fire and hence cannot be
prosecuted criminally for the arson,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-30
ADJUSTMENTS.

At the Theater tonight the noted
Buster Brown" will have its first pro-
duction IN salt Lake,
At the Grand THE White Tigress OF
Japan u sensational melo drama.
forms the bill tonight
The advance sale for "The Prince Of
Pllsen' opens at the Theater box Of
fee tomorrow.
one Of the idols OF the Grand, IN the
person OF Miss Lansing Rowan, was
transplauted to the Theatcr Saturday
afternoon and evening, and a big Sec
ton OF her constituency followed her,
especially In the galleries. At the nf-
teroon performance the place was
packed, AT night the attendance was
only fair
To sueer at a performance like Miss
Rowan's Is neither generous nor fair.
The lady is undoubtedly a rising ac-
tress, and while her essaying part
Ike Camille may be over ambitious.
she shows uudeniable talent IN her por-
trayaL With greater experience and
more maturity she may succeed IN IT.
but she first needs a long noyitiate In
less exacting roles. The main criticism
TO be bestowed upon her rendition IS
that 50 difficult a play should not have
been attempted with so inefficient n
cast Mr.. t'ahrney In tho very difficult
role Of Armand was fair I'm some
places bad in others. Very few OF the
others I'm the production demand serl-
GUS notice. II Is a matter Of wonder
ment also what Miss Rowan and her
manager were aiming at IN bringing
the elder Duval upon the stage I'm
carriage, Not only was such an inno-
walton entirely needless, but the clat-
ter Of the horses hoOfs before and after
the entrance made the action on the
stage ridiculous, Other innovations,
morally the death scene at the close
we're not specially effective. This en-
TIRE act was not played with the feeble
ness that was to be expected I'm one so
near the point Of death as Camille
Miss Rowan had some bolstarous re-
calls at both performances. and she ap-
peared again and again to bow her ac-
knCWledgements, after which Mr.. Jack
Connelley appeared in her behalf 10
make a speech OF thanks. While he
was making hls address at NIGHT a
rather amusing thing was happening In
his dressing room This was the APP
pearance OF "A deputy sheriff with a
writ Of attachment gainst Mr.. Comet
ley's personal belongings, on behalf OF
certain creditors who had never re-
ceiyed their pay FOR the ill-starred sea-
son AZ Saltalr last summer, engineered
BY Mr.. Connelloy As the gentleman
was wearing his stage clothes, the sher-
M was IN possession Of his everyday
attire and IL took some hurried consul
tatlons between the box office and the
stage before things were adjusted, but
as Mr. Connelley later appeared on the
street I'm his walking suit some sort "
settlement was evidently reached,
The Lyric theater ia occupied by the
May Howard company this week. and
Il opened Saturday 10 strong business.
Twenty show girls with 20 changes OF
costumes. and all OF them able to MI
one small trunk scantiy, an TrIshmnn
TO sing suggestive songs. and make
suggestive breaks and q Dutchman 10
play horse with the English language,
make up the usual run OF burlesque
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-30
NOWHERf TO GO.
Transient riphtheria Patient Placed in
Pecu iar Pr-ticament

The need OF an emergency hospital
maintained by the city was again forcl-
biz brought to light yesterday when It
became necessary for Health Commits
si0uer Wilcox to place a transient diph-
therIa patient In private house which
was already under quarantine for the
same disease. The patient Is Mrs W. S.
Fisher wife of the superintendent Of
the Mercantile Crude Oh company OF
COainga, Cal, who was en- route home
from the east with her husband when
taken with the disease.
She was not allowed 10 remain on the
train and, with her husband tried TO
fud some place to stop here They tried
the hotels and hospitals but could not
gain admittance to any of them, so
they finally took a carriage and drove
70 the police station and enqured for
the cltys emergency hospital. No one
nt the station knew of such a place so
they called up Or. Wilcox The latter
could not send them to the Isolation
hospital for the reason that there are
smallpox patients at that place 80 he
undertook to find some family quaran-
tined with the disease, whore he could
place the tourists temporarily.
they drove 10 the home Of n Mr.
Johnson, who resides at Second South
and Sixth East streets, and whose boy
has had the dlphtheria recently. After
some little argument Mrs, Johnson
agreed TO allow the people TO stay there
until other arrangements could be
made When Mr.. Johnson returned
home he was very much angere1 over
tho matter but after he had called Dr.
Wilcox up and talked with him he
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