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The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-05-27
A rREAcHERous PERFORMANCE

Il am so glad you have come, dear.
have a terrible tale of treachery to
tell you
Mrs. Corston stood in the sunny re-
! ception room of her suburban home,
! with hand outstretched to her friend,
Mrs. Bitter who had just driven up Ill
| her carriage.
II can't wait to hear" she replied,
with a bright. inquisitiye smile. What
| has haoDened?"
Mrs. Corston sighed a preliminary
sigh. The story that was about to
burst from her lips was so terrible
| in it's dstails, that for a moment she
was overcome with emotion.
| Its about my cook" she said, at
| last
what! that fine cook, Della! You
| haven't had any trouble with her, have
| you? l can't believe it.
In common with all her neighbors.
Mrs. Corston had had her full share
of the unsolved servant problem. For
a long time a steady stream of cooks
had filed in and out of the Cortson
mansion. When, therefore, some weeks
before, Mrs Cortson. by some kind
stroke of fortune, had actually sue
ceeded in getting a Jewel" the news
spread abroad with remarkable rap
idity. Tales Of Delia's fine disposition,
her systematic ways and her general
efficiency had become matter of
common gossip, and a couple of din
ner-parties given by the Cortsons had
attested to her culinary ability. Della
seemed also to have stood the test of
time, for six weeks had passed and
Mrs. Cortson was still loud in her
praises. The surprise, the intense as
constituent, in Mrs. Bilter's voice, as
she thus betrayed her excitement, may
be readily understood.
As for Mrs. Cortson, she folded her
hands resignedly, and with that al
most complacent air with which some
women announce a supreme disaster.
She's gone" she said in reply.
Mrs. Bitter gasped.
Cone" she exclaimed. why,
can't believe it. What was the
trouble?"
Prepare yourself, my dear" she
said.
But will you believe me, it was that
contemplate Mrs. Planker. She has
taken Della away from me-" !
Put how what did she do?"
You may imagine what a designing
creature like that can do. One day.
taking advantage of my absence, she
called on Della and offered her more
wages. L was paying twenty dollars.
Mrs. Planker offered her twenty-five
dollars, and so worked upon the girl
and Influenced her that she got her
to leave me. Now, what do you think
of that? And to think 1 should have
asked that woman to my dinner
partv,"
Mrs. Bitter rosa to her feet.
This is dreadful" she exclaimed.
Such perfidy! Such treason. In all my
born days [ never heary anything like
it. But I'm so glad you told me- 1 saw
Mrs. Planker leave her house this
morning to go TO town, and I must
lose no time. Such an opportunity"
"opportunity!' Mrs, Cortson re-
Deated.
Why. what do you mean?"
Mrs. Bitter smiled somewhat hur
riedly as she edged out of the room.
why, my dear" she said, don't
you see that Della was willing to go
to Mrs. Planker for two dollars a
month more? I'm going right around
there TO offer her twenty-five dollars
a month to come with met"
Brighton Smith in Century Home.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-05-27
rHELAsT INCARNATION.
dimes on Modjeskas Farewell in Ney
Nny1I \

dimes on Modjeska's Farewell in New
World.)
Before the inner altar, 10! again
She stands, upheld by unseen spirit
hands:
And once again Arts zenith-fires are
lit
Within the arch of heaven she en-
kindles;
And on her brow light from Olympia
heights
Effulgent breaks, while the swift
winds of Life
Breathe from the eternal fields upon
her head.
Now with the flying fingers. pitiless,
OF heavenly power she strikes the
tremulous strings
C.S life, and sends the music of mans
soul
Leaping to swell the eternal har-
monies.
r.. The Tyre lies on the altar
now. and clouds
That only Memory can pierce ehveiI
The inner temple. Come! let US de-
part.
CHARLES ]. PHILLIPS.
d. c., April q, 1905.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-05-27
FAvoRITE MARRIAGE MONTH.

the Catholic sisterhood has held such
position.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-05-27
Uomdn's World

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half hour, or if he xoniits all other
food he may have from two to three
ounces of the .egg-water every two
| hours. 1t Will not sustain life in
definitely, but viii often tide the child
over. until he can bear more. nourish-
ing food.
When there is much fever or the
passages contain considerable mucous
or blood, it is well to irrigate the bow
els. If possible the doctor or trained
nurse should--do this. at least the first
time; but if the mother is too far
away to obtain such help in time she
may do it herself.
When going any distance from stores
IN the summer with family of young
children the mother should take with
her fountain syringe and d soft rub
per catheter, which will be found in
valuable in time of need. The foun-
tain syringe should be filled with wa
ter which has been boiled and cooled
10 temperature of IS degrees to 100
degrees Fahrenheit. Add one teaspoon
fui of salt to the pint and hang or
mold the bag about three feet above
the child. The catheter should be at
tached and oiled. Place the child on
MS back on table covered with pad
and rubber cloth, and have a basin
close to the end of the table and a
little below it so that the water may
run into it. The childs legs should be
bent at right angles to his body and
the catheter gently inserted about two
inches into the rectum; then turn on
the water and allow 1t to flow grad
ually into the intestines and come out
again on the side of the tube. The
catheter should be gently pushed up
until it is nearly all in the ntestines,
but if it does not go in readily no
force should be used After a quart
of water has been used leave the ca
theter in the intestines, but detach it
from the syringe and very gently knead
the abdomen so that all the remaining
water will run out through the tube
When no more water comes remove the
tube gently
When the baby is restless or has
much fever fill basin with tepid wa
ter, add one tablespoonful of alcohol
and sponge his entire body with this
Frequently the above treatment will
be all that is necessary to stop an at
tack of summer diarrhoea, but some
times bismuth and other drugs are
needed and should be ordered by
doctor
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-05-27
WHAT TO DO WHEN
Treatment for summer Complaint.
THE BABY is SIC

',E flneiyn Lincoln Coolidge. NJ. d., O
me Babies Hospital. New York, in
L-allaG- IT, r....,..,..I
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-05-27

---It's W Lincoln Coolidge. NJ. D., OF
me Babies Hospital, New York, in
Ladies Home Journal)
reatment for Summer Complaint"
Summer complaint" or summer
diarrhoea. is very common in young
.Hiufell. but fortunately we now know
how TO handle the trouble. and the
mortality is I-owing much less than
IL was few years ago. This disease
is really a poisoning which takes place
through the digestive organs; there
ore the first thing to do in treating
ne trouble is 10 rid the system of the
irritating matter.
The young mother may safely do a
great deal to help her baby before the
DOCTOR arrives. AS soon as the
1iarrhoea begins give the baby a tea
DOonfuI Of castor oil and stop all milk
III once Give him barley-water or
W heat Cruel, alternating with mutton
broth and barley-water in equal parts.
AS the child is losing a great deal of
water through his frequent thin pas
sages. he must be given all the water
possible in order to make up the loss.
If there is much vomiting with the
diarrhoea. egg-water viii often be re-
tanned much better than ordinary wa
ter or indeed anything else. To make
water. stir the white of one egg
into pint of cold water. being care
full to have them thoroughly mixed;
add a small pinch of salt and strain
through cheesecloth. If the baby is
weak a teaspoonful of stinulant may
he added to this. The baby may be
given one teaspoonful of this every
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-05-27
ROSE OF THE SACRED HEART

Thus the sweet legend saith
As Jesus hung in death
Upon the holy rood,
By crimson drops believed
The briers of Calvarys height
Did blossom in his sight.
@ peerless, priceless bud,
Owed i'm the Precious Blood
Thy ruby fires do shine
Like to the Heart Divine!
Loves symbol true thou art.
Rose of the Sacred Heart.
The briers of sin and care
O,crgrOw the mount Of prayer
Contrite mid suffering.
II TO the Cross we cling,
AS chung the thorny vine,
Round ii our lives entwine:
Bathed in the blessed flood
of Jesus Precious Blood,
All human joys and woes
shall blossom as the rose.
Loves symbol true thou art,
Rose of the Sacred Heart.
AUTHOR UNKNOWN.
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THE UNSEEN HOSTS
lovingly Dedicated 10 the Unknown ana
Unmarked braves NJ the Soldier Dead


The buglc sounded the alarm n war,
Ana aroused man from Ms sleep,
Dear wife there's danger asfnt'
Ana he arose with bound and q leap
IN haste he gathered the Announcements
With never q thought for n momen, Of
M. country called he answered the call
10 hls country ME- wife ana children
dour
ITO offered hls love, his heart his Ne,
he looked 10 his God for llgh,,
could he oltcT more thOn hahes and wife,
All, oil for his counitys right
pravcly he marched TO tho bloody strife,
Fighting for Home aud the land he
Liberty Freedom, the stars ana stripes
Lo' the angels looked down from
above,
They saw whore he fell pierced TO the
As he aesed at the starry skyi
~ have given my oil goodbye We part
Dear ones ! am ready 10 dlo'
ilc lay near a stream IN tho forest shade,
WIN ,eo hurrylng feet OF tramp ANA
None over knew whore he grave was
made,
Ye, The angels knew no was dead.
Ills country provided no funeral pail,
Ne was only - private In rank
Dnl no drawer heart went out 20 the call
Though HIS title was simply Frank
Tho years ,oll On he II wol.nish forgot
ny all save Ms wife ana bahos
Ills fSS1nn!.IR his comrades WIN meyer a
of mo lonely grave IN the slodes,
pu, in citys din mid drum and Mo-
with costly pomp, 10 a regal bier
rhai Is held by many as brave and
dear
No, % for hc private who fought and
BY the stream In tho winding Glade,
No monument IA raised 20 even tell
No slfn by hand IL made,
Bu, eyor anon when the spring tImo
That grave appears fresh and grecu
Tho birdie sweet curro N heard NJ morn
And no music more sweet woon,
Was ever zen, forth by 6fo or drum
No ologiof frauRhi With irucr praise
Than DER The tomb whore the angels
And natures voices in requiem raise
The glpndem anthem oor sung by choir.
70 the mighty nations of AL tho earth,
Tho tender pathoel sweet low, then
higher,
I'M II reaches the mOnslon, ana lowlost
hearth
And the silent dead, there swoelly rests,
A no go given can ne'or be lost,
Tho soul IN peace on Jesus breast,
lloeds NO, the tramp " the unseen
hosts,
LOUISE couLsoN,
No,c-Thc ninth verse refers to Grants
funeral Author
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-14
AT THE RESORTS.

The tenth annual reunion of the Pa.
crime Islands missionaries VIII be held
mis- year a, mo Lagoon on Wednesday,
Aus D, since the first reunion held by
the Polyneslans nj Coldors Park 10
years ago each gathering has grown
unul now II has become tho synonym
Of a big crowd and Jolly good time,
outdoor sports such as boat ana canoe
racing, swimming races, dancing ana
singing, portrOylng island HE, win be
given by genuine natives To this re-.
union IL invited an Elders who have la.
bored on any Of the Pacific Islands to.
gether with their families ana friends,
~ also oil Saints from those parts,
Tho general oommiiIce In hard at
work on the reunion, ana excursions
VIII be run from Preston Ida, on the
north, including all intermediate points
ana Wasaioh and Utah county pnlnta
on tho south and casl. II IN also con.
lemplAtcd TO run an excursion this year
from SEWER and Sanpote counties 10
gyo the Elders and Saints reading In
those localities an opportunity of meet.
Ing their friends ana renewing past
associations,
sugar House ward " out AT Calders
today, Besides the usual program OF
sports there VIII be 4 number Of good
horse raeeb
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COURT NOTES.

A, y, Brown filed suit IN the district
court today against W. A, Worthen
and william Drury TO quiet title TO the
Old Goose lode claln, located In the
Little Cottonwood district
Judge Lewis today rendered jndg.
ment In favor Of plaintiff IN tho appeal
case OF II ", Wyllo against George
o. johnson for the sum OF ilisbO, and
costs OF SUIT The action was brought
to recover on promlssory note
A petition Tor letters Of admlplslra.
ton " tho estate OF Thomas NJ, Jof.
iris, deceased who died al GAINESVILLE,
WIS, on Aprll 4, 1900, was fled In tho
probate division of the dislrlct court
todQy by Charles II, Lnck The deeoos'
ed lei real estate In this city Of the
toto value Of 1890, All OF the holls
10 the estate reside In GAINESVILLE, 49,.
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Entertainment
FOR THE SENATORS
Distinguished VIsIleS VIII be
Made Thoroughly Welcome Dur.
Ing Their Stay Here.
FINE PROGRAM IS ARRANGED,
Includes organ Recital Auto Ride
Through the cly-.rrIp 10 SallaIr
And Other Things,

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,os ~" ,,n ,aoan,,", ", N" S,s,,nsnishod
-" :" ..,a,a.. a,a ,ons,osonnn IA
~ Sonn NV Man,,v ,n1 rro,lov or
n'.,.o,ia, ., un nav.
,nr,nan, "..,,,,,,n nroioo, IN hls s,s,c
,,,., ,,,., ",''", ,'',,, p.,, ~ ~ Nov,
Of tho po,eru,non, reclamation service,
and outlined the following program
Tho nnr,v ,vnl nrrlyo nt flH n. m.
p',s AN, NV, ~, ,.o 'on,,,u'
"'""'g u'u WIZ Wv "'n' W Wv 'V'",'''
Tee ana tuRen 10 the 1dpefnt'lo Nnol'
an orgnn recital Wlll Ne given by PROT
Nor,o,l,n
'',, '.',''' ,...s,o -, anita
luVsu"F 'IoI' '" " "' W. "" ""''
mobile tour Of the cily VIII be MADE
AZ 10 a. m, the commission win leave
,ho ma dro,d, damn, IN a sn,olol ,roln
Wv W. '''"". w. w ,,..,,
iof wan county 10 HNP'VV Wv o''"M,
berry valley Irrigation project ana VIII
no ns far sonth nH pnygon. Alan, m,
a.. 80. an .,,,r, l., proyn for
WV p"''' WIZ 'N'",' w ''''V
luncheon and VIII arrive W. SAT- Lake
at about o'clock. The special train
,vlu mon bn ira ,aferrod IA tho Saltnlr
,,, WV, ~, ,,s,,, ,n, Ma y,si,od
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LATE LOCALS.

Strawberries are selling today a,
three boxes for sb cents,
The Elks viii give grand reception
this evening 90 their lodge rooms, IN
honor OF the Los Angeles Visitors,
Tho Los Angeles. Welcome" legend
IN front of the Kenyon hotel IL at.
tracing favorable comment from the
visitors,
David. j, Watts the we'll known bar.
Der has gone into the life insurance
business an nm agent Tor tho newly orr
ganscd Beneficial company
H. NJ, Earl Jro formerly drafts.
man with Ware 4 rrcgonza OF this
city, has gone 10 ~, Anthony, Ida,
whore he has organized an investment
company
The state board Of health has reeelv.
cd notification from Beaver county OF
tho appointment there by the county
commissioners Of the registrars of VI.
tai statistics, w required by law,
The fair weather that has continued
through the week In lkoly 70 last until
Friday, No that the southern California
visitors are experiencing here repetl.
ton OF the fine weather they enjoy at
home
Chaplain Ayton Of the Eighteenth
infantry and family have left for
Fort Le0vonworth Kansr whore they
VIII make their home for the next three
years Then the regiment " expected
10 take another turn at foreign SER
vice,
The santa Zee has put on two new
fast through trains They are the Col.
Orudo flyer, leaving Chicago ut $40 q,
M, and arriving at Denver at y, m,
the following day, ana the Kansas city
llyor leaving Denver at $3.50 n, mn ana
arriving Kansas city ut $40 n, m, the
following day,
The state board Of equalization has
Jus, heard u protest from the Western
Union TeloprOgh company against ~
assessment for the current fiscal year,
The three memhers Of the California
state board Of equalization who are with
the excursion called today ON the Utah
state board at the ntters headquarters
IN the Dooly block
n, Mclan, a driver ON dairy wag.
on was arrested by serg,. Hompol tlile
morning for leaving HIS team united
| on First South street, The team
| started to run away, but Ofllcer dillee.
| Pie stopped the animals before they
| could do any damage, Nolan depog.
Tied W for his appearance before Judge
| Dlehl tomorrow afternoon,
Hewlett Brothers, who have been
advertising n cash prize Tor tho best
name submitted for q new fresh roast
I'd coffee, close their contest tomorrow
at midnight. They state that they
| have received answers enough 20 MI
| bushel basket, ~ tho result OF their
| advertising, many Of their replies CONF
| and California, u result largely due TO
] the use OF the Hemi.Weckly News,
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blchecf. e. II. Grant.
l2'~'lialhn OF corocollo, Alma r,,,
ma, "" ihnes
l2s-noman Cour,ehIp, Alma had.
l2p-"The Youth Of Sir Walter
,ewh' ,hilor Nir - MIllals II W.
Etched BY Hubert Dicksee, " 4"
poRcELAiNs,
l5o."Idonl Head Corner.
lbl.~0reek Interior Burer
lbg-sprlto OF the White Petal A.,
Dietrich by ~ Prescott paylo.
ibS-.Courtshlp, NornIer
~! Madonna and child, after RntaA
EMBRoiDERiEs,
100 English Pointers, Japanese
l0l-Storke, japanese,
VELVET PAINTINGS
liO.-fujyama, Japanese.
~ -klltons, Japanese,
lia'-Jap Village, japanese,
ENdRAviNGs ETC,
liS--'rhe Proposal, after Androtu,
li6.-Amour,
li1-.Courtehlp
l7s--Flshermen.
li9-sprnglIme OF Love- Crcss Wool
lett,
PASTEL,
lSO-Auguea Bridge, Utah, Clawson.
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DAUGHTERS INVITE
SONS TO JOIN THEM,

salt Lake city june "A,
70 the sons and glOndsona OF Brig
ham YOUNG, llcber G. lilmball willard
richards, Joseph F smith Wilford
Woodruff. Orson Pratt Eroslus snow,
Daniel II, Wells Farley =, Pratt John
Taylor Lorenzo Snow, GEORGE @, cam
non, Charles G, Rich, Newell Il Whit
ney, Lorn far and all sons ana grand
sons Of the Pioneers Of this state,
Greeting
We the daughters of the pioneers, NJ.
ready organised nv a society 10 pro-
mote loyal memory ana noble behavior
among ourselves ana our descendants,
do hereby cordially invite you, who are
not ~ yet organized, but who are our
brothers and companions, 10 Join with
us IN celebration June a, NJ roldrr's
park ON thla day the formal cXot.
clsee Will be dedicated 10 the NE NJ the
great leader ana pioneer brigham
Young Come bring your fumilics and
your picnic
In behalf Of the Daughters Of tho
Pioneers,
suSA YOUNG GATES,
EDNA w. SMITH,
Ella W. HYDE
Committee
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WEATHER REPORT

RECORD at the local Office OF the
weather bureau for the 2, hours end.
ina at "a m, today
Barometer reading At ga M, 1910
inches Temperature at Q o, M N
degrees, maximum, SO minimum, 49,
FORECAST TlLL q l., NJ THURS
DAY,
Local forecast for Salt Lake city and
Vlolnltyi
Fair tonight ana Thursday
WEATHER CONDITIONS,
Precipitation occurred over portions
Of the Rocky mountain slope, upper
Migsisspp valley extreme northwest,
gulf and Atlantic states, lake region
and the British possessions, Rain was
fulling this morning at Rapid Clty ana
Little Rock Excessive and heavy rain.
tan was reported at Duluth 900 Inches,
aud Montgomery 10 inoh Thunder
storms were quite numerous
The temperature changes were gen.
orally slight -
r. j. HYATT,
Local forecastor,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-14
DEED SET ASIDE.
Plaintiff Wins IN Case Of Catherine
Rich Va Lulu Hawkins,

\ decree setting aside a deed to part
Of lot \, block ~, plat H. Salt Lake
cry GurYoN was rendered by Judge
Richie today In favor OF plaintiff In
the ease Of Catherine Ann Rich against
Lulu Rich Hawkins and her husband,
George Hawkins
on July 49, 1909, plaintiff executed n
decd TO the property In favor Of de-.
PENDANTS, who are her daughter and
eon'ln'law, under the promise and
agreement that they would provide for
her during tho remainder OF her life,
THIS defendants failed 70 do and on
May l. 1905 they moved ont Of the
place and left plaintiff alone, Hence
suit was nlod 10 set aside tho deed
md the court haa now rendered ludg'
mont In favor Of plaintiff
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-14

creator defeats cannot prevent Russia
from dragging ON the struggle, Anoth'
cr winter campaign can sun BIZ fought
IN climate more rigorous than cX'
perionced during the last campaign
Japan must recognize nov that she has
reached her zenith and that II W more
necessary for her than for w 60 end
Tho struggle, II IN possible that aho
torlns bearing m mind that Russia
Interests cnnnol he completely Hacll'
need An indemnity N out of the qucs'
zion"
Tho sylci which II os mtraneigpn,
ns ever declares there W little hone thnt
tho Jap0nefo terms VIII ho acceptable,
The paper adds
europe ana America seek 10 humllI.
nio Rusrl0, but Russia WIN bear the
disgrace with lleht hourh'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-14
TRIP 10 CUTOFF.
Committee Named to Pilot Visit
tors Across the Lake,

ON Friday morning the visiting An
gels win take cars for the oregon short
Line depot where they viii board a
special train for visit 20 the famous
Lucln cutoff The committee having
this part " the program IN charge was
named this morning and consists OF tho
following
George r, odol chairman. H. A.
Knowles, A. Is Tornah Ned Hewlett,
W. c. Lyme y, w Morrison, James
CEipman a. H. cleveland D. = Npon'
GER W. H. Bancroft Fred j. Kiosoh
william i. Cooper Thomas II, Cutler
Ben Davis, g., II DooIittle, Louis Calm,
y, g. Ewing v. r. Phelps, Robert ror'
rpster j, IT, Grant y, H. Gray, T., l.,
crldlcN c. " grimm Dr H. S,auffer
John q, Crtchlow, II, II, Windsor Flod
A. Sladc, william lgleharl, T. A. Will
liame, John q, Anderson, II, T. Bonl'
den, James H. brown, II Pembroke, D.
l. Frnnkon, j. II, OgasbN W. u, Beer
Charles 4, Walker George Rust, l., NJ,
Bailey, !, Bergorman, u, buckingham,
H. r. caffoS A. w, Carlson, George O,
CLANCY, John W, Dolano 8, V, Derah,
JAIL Moore, A. r. Doremus, G, c. Lnm-
bert, w, II Ellison, George O, Doyle,
George u, Forester G, Y, Warren j,
a, Foley claude 4, Williams, curtis
J., Knight, II, A. Reyes, Or. Daniel Lee
May, " u whitney James Lnnston,
@, r. Meredith, A. ", Hay, ], NJ, Mar
iiott, 4, w. Lynch, L, y, Locker i, N,
l.ovendae George W, Morgan, George
Mueller y, j. Moran, jacob Morlg,
M0thonlhah Thomas,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Tho Salt Palace lhcaler II 10 be op.
cned again next Monday night aud u
TO-DAY IN the hundt Of cleaners und dec
orators who win glyc II n thorough
oyerhoulng this week
Tho attraction which opens the house
" The Williams Juvenile Opera com.
pany Of Chicago, 39 elrong, made up
entirely OF children ranging from four
70 Twelve years Of age They opcn In n
lively musical show, entitled THE Ra.
jah Of PngAla" The company comes
highly recommended, ~ carefully chap.
croned and VIII no doubt make a
charming summer show for children
~ well IN grown people ON race nlRhte
the curtain VIII not rise until ne last
event " over,