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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-06
n EWSPAPER MAN
REAP|NG HARVEST
Secured Many Views in Frisco
While the City Was
Burning.
SAYS THE METROPOLIS
WILL RISE FROM ASHES
Work of Removing Ruins, How
ever, Will Be EXpen-
siye Task.

w. D. Colo, n well-known young news
paper man and attorney OF San Fran
cisco. was at tho Kenyon from San Fran
cisco on Saturday, and was in the city
throughout oil the time of suffering His
experiences were many and sad, but he
has put them behind him, and takes up
work In the present day Speaking OF
exciting conditions. no said:
Relief Pours In.
'I attended consultation between
Mayor Schmitz, ex-Mayor Phelan ana
several leading citizens Wednesday. at
which II was said that 745 cars OF rellef
were received and distributed, and that
lO7 cars were on the ground to be used,
That the supply must be kept up for the
next three or four weeks or great SUI
ferinG would ensue Nearly all or the
working class got out of the city and
most OF those VINO remained are not htted
for hard labor.
City Will Be Rebuilt.
gone conclusion, but they have city TO
tear down before they can build up an
other, and the tearing down VIII take
time and money The Southern Clac rmGlnc'
Sharon. Phelnn, Oelrichs all the
moneyed people must get returns. and
must get buildings on their lands 10
do so.
water oupPly SeahI.
THE water supply is yet scant, and
hospitals are the worst sufferers. At the
Children'5 hospital. through II all they
had to carry water In buckets long
distance, and you can think what that
must mean In such n place. The hoSpi-
tails now standing and In use arc the
Chlldren's, German. French. Preside and
Marine.
Conditions at Park.
'At Golden Gate park things are being
systematized and much good is being
done. tho people being helped to help
themselves In the earlier days much food
and clothing was wasted, because un-
worthy ones crowded in and took nll they
could get, All must stand In line now
and | have seen man whom | know was
worth $500 COO before the fire stand In line
an hour to get u loaf OF bread and an
egg
Garbage Is Buried.
"All garbage is buried now and will DO
cremated later on. believe all the dead
are found now. Most oil OF them were
killed In the earthquake
"a. c. Pllsbury. who was photographer
for the Examiner for years, and myself
got out at the first flush OF excitement,
and with n circuit camera got tho only
true pictures of the awful acencs. It
was the silver lining to the black cloud
for us. and in true newspaper fashion
we worked whilo others slept, and now
shall reap our reward.
Attitude Is Sane.
1.-The people are in sane attitude men
tally toward the terrible task before
them, and know that tho way is long
and the travel hard to second San
Francisco
president Calhoun OF New York. who
Is the chief owner Of the United Rail-
roads in San Francisco ordered $500 eco
worth OF material for that plant before
no left New York. He took sane View
of tho needs and worked to meet them.
The people are all imbibing Ike spirit
and some things will bring about tangible
results"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-06
Outlook Promising.
Held's band. Liberty park today.
LAFAYETTE IN LINE
Interesting Exhibit Of School Work
Planned by Pupils.

The Lafnyctto school will have exhibit
OF school work Monday and Tuesday evening,
TO which all patrons and citizens nrc in
YItcd.
Tho exhibit will embrace ali lines OF school
work Tho material has been placed in po-
Rltion during tho week. The work OF tho
primary grades occupies space in the os-
semblv room. Tho work of tho grammar
grades has been placed in the upper holl.
Colors Will Prevail.
Tho school colors-Erccn and white-have
been used in the decorations Green WALL
paper forms a background.
The exhibit OF sewing and manual training
has been placed in tho principals oficO. Tho
central part OF this exhibit Will be large
tabiecloth anG ono dozen naplSins. whioh have
hccn hcmstitched by pupils. They will be
placed on q lnrge dininC-tabc.
Exhibits by Grades.
The work OF the school Will be exhibited by
grades and CLASSES. Tho nsmo OF the teacher
and the name OF tho class will bs placed
abovo the work OF tho class This Will show
at a glance tho grade responsible for the
work.
Oral demonstration work Will be given in
the assembly room. commencing promptly ut
O'Clock Monday evening
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-06
R0NEY BOYS DID WELL
Youngsters With Sweet Voices Give
a Pleasing Entertainment.

Tho Ronoy hoyo band OF hve lnds
VINO possess clear sweet soprano voices and
do work that would bo q credit TO singers
as old again they are. They haYo IL
chaneo OF costume for all occasions and ap-
pear in Scotch plaids Rough Rider uniforms
The programme was we'll arranged and
though trlnc long, showed tho various work
the young musicians can do Ono OF the most
enjoyable numbers OF tho evening and there
were many, was 'Edenlnnd." arranged by
Frank Lynes. The boys voices blend por-
fectly and the dainty shades OF expression
wore excellent. Harry Schultz has a remark
able voice and in a resonant manner sang
the Roscry by Ncvln. Tho cong In themo
was rather cid for the singer. but he did
we'll Moro enjoyable was tho dainty ballad
given encore
Bernice Amepokcr eans May Day." by
Walthew, worry we'll and Gang
"Foce to Fnce" Tracy Holbrook. the violin
ist is far above tho average and executed e
number OF difficult collections ono of tho
most charming wns the Noctruno by Chopin.
technically tho Bee by Schubert partc-
ularly pleasing The programme ended with
q stirring chorus. Tho Rough Riders Song"
Tho boys did exceedingly well and in their
costume wero miniature soldiers OF Teddy
Held's band. Liberty park today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-06
M'MAH0N WANTS $4,000
Says He Was Injured While Working
for Improved Brick Company.

j. J, MoNnhon has filed an action for dam
nFea for $1,000 In the Third District court
against the improved Brick company. Tho
complaint states that on Juno Z. 1905. tho
Brick company as common laoorer and was
ordered 10 load car OF brick and take IL TO
OF the kilns.
While no was pushing the along no
Gays. and was crossing another track. q car
being propelled tho track crossing tho
which he operating his car ran
oyer him and lncerated his foot and no sus-
tained q multiple fracture OF the bones of tho
foot.
Tho complaint alleges that the complainant
has, since tho time OF tho accident, been un-
oblo to perform any labor. will no bo
ablo to do so for several years to come Judg-
ment 10 accordingly asked In the sum OF 5000
and costs OF the suit.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-06
PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs S. ". Morrlson and son, Warner have
returned from the East, whero they spent tho
East two months.
Mrs J. w. Thatcher and two children are
here from San Francisco. tho Buests OF Mrs
Thetchcrs father, Henry Heath.
Mrs " p. Levy and Niles b Levy, who
spent tho winter at Los Angelica arc now Mt
Ocean Beach.
Mrs G. s Young will be nt home Thursday
evenings, at 20 Delmar avenue, until furthor
notice.
George B. Greenwood attorney ut Beaver
Utah, and formerly resident OF Salt Lake
was in tho city yesterday and attended tho
meeting OF tho Utah Association OF Credit Men
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-06
MORMON CHURCH LEFT
LARGE sum IN WILL
Mrs. Sarah Everard Bequeaths
Nearly 100000 to the
Organization.

The petition OF Joseph F. Smith. Joseph
W McMurrln and Henry H. Blood, as
adno,niatrators Of the estnte oil Airs'
sarah Everard, who died IN London. Eng
Iond Aprn IA, 1906. for admission OF tho
u,u NJ tho deceased to probate was hled
e. ,hn prob,to aivislon Of the Third Dis
tr,ct court Saturday Tho estate. whlGh
amounts to $1,000 consists of SsNd IN
cash on depisit in the zone ga sans rnS'
sists Of stock in various mining COM
panics In this State. ,,, -,
Tho Will provides for tho disposai %. o,
about $l0c 600 to various relatives Oh .ne
TO nearly 10000. is bequeathed 10 inc
Mormon church.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-06
DECREE FINALLY SIGNED
Closing Chapter In the Divorces Case
of Crooks VS.. Crooks.

Mary A. Crooks arnnted divorce
from Elmer L. Crooks by Judge Morse In
tho Third District court Saturday, oner nav
ing failed TO secure IL from two other Judges
OF tho samo court. owing TO tho faiiuFo OF
her attorneys to cnrry out tho proYlsione OF
law and obtain the signature OF the )udsea
TO tho DEGREES previously ordered
Attorneys Negligent.
Mrn. Crooks frat obtained order for a
decree OF divorce from Judge Hiles In 1893
on tho ground OF cruelty and non-support.
The attorneys In tho casc failed TO secure
tho signature OF tho judge to tho decreo be-
foro he rotlred from the bench. This over
sight was nfterward brought to tho attention
OF Mrs Crooks and abe took the matter Do
fore judge Hall who then on tho Demon
judge Hall also Issued order for decree
md ns in the former case tho signature wos
not obtaiacd TO tho docreo before the retire
ment OF Judge Hall from the bench
Mrs. Crooks Married Again.
In the meantime MIRA Crooks had married.
again and removed TO Seattle to reside Sho
returned to Salt Lake short tirno ago and
learned that Sho legally had no divorce. She
took the matter 10 tho courts aEhin and. as
statod judge Morse has issued q decree de-
clarinG the divorce TO Go in force from tho
tlrrps OF the Issuing OF the original order
Tho case is a most peculiar one and oirnost
unknown In the records OF the courts is my
thing similar to II.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-06
Bankrupts DISCHARGED.

In the Federal court Saturday the petit
tions In bankruptcy of Nicholas KlirIs
and Allie A. Barker. both OF Salt Lake
we're adjudcatcd and referred TO Charles
Baldwin referee In bankruptcy The fol-
lowing bankrupts were discharged: James
Blake OF Riyerton, o: j. Bunce OF Park
City. Frank BeclSstead. James NJ FIaher
ty, 3. H. Schettler. Robert Burns, r 8
Boyle. Henry ii. Cope. M 8 Kotz, Salt
Lake; William Henry Olson and Frede.
rick l.. Bradley of Ogden. Henry Jackson
of Sandy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-06
In an Old Estate

David NJ. Haigh was appointed sne-
cial administrators or the estate OF Mat-
thew Twells. deceased, by Judge Morso
In the Probate division OF the Third Dtso
trict court Saturday, Twells died aoma
tniTty years ago without Issue or heirs
Lake county, against which suit Ia nrSout
TO be brought to quiet title. No admint
istrator has ever been appointed for the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-06
Two Big Damage Suits.

Two suits, each for the purpose Of OBJ
taining damages for personal injuries
were begun In the Federal court Satur-
day. Thomas Hanson asks for $500 dam
ages from the Bingham Copper and Gold
Mining company on account OF the In
jurics In the way of crushed foot re-
ceived In that companys mine under
direction of the management F. L. Proc
tor asks for $4,000 from tho United States
Smelling company for injuries received
while operating cage in tho defendants s
punelfpT
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-06
FIGHT TO AVOID
Takes Jury but Ten Mina
Fay Guilty as Cnns


Fay Guilty as Cnn
Judge Diohl and a july sc'
Saturday mornings sesssoa :"
with tho trial OF II. A. f"'
resisting an officer. Lavyn +
made a strong, bat ipehec1s
his client, the jury heihs a 4
utcs and returning q Veru.
Vicious ResistH''
TIL. testimony OF C. A cai's
Ing oflccr, and two newsps
closed the fact thnI fay's -,
not only vicious. but NJ.
poatod: that no bad fosis., .tsr
tho officers hold no len -
from tho point OF arress h5slI-|
tho police station. 10 tne
desk Mt headquarters -
Fought All fns
A,,e, each break-away ci
his man. finally. after naoss
him at the station.
his resistance to even M &C. n cvr|
pccially object!ns to 'sssrlalu
prccoas. He carried MS .-sor e
extent that Cnrlsen's supS n {
desk Instructed hiri TO s's
No Undue f0l's
The ofI,cer. however. rslrssg rs. =
undue force. though oil srrfr.
that he would havo eten ,1n1|
In clubbing the recac''
mission. yfe-tQ
Fay will be senteneea
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-06
ANNIVERSARY OBSERVED
President and Mrs. Joseph F. Smith
Entertain Their Friends.

President and Mrs. Joseph Smith celebrated
their fortieth wedding anniversary Saturday
afternoon and last evening at the Beehive
house musical programme given by
Mrs Lizzie Thomas Edward. Mrs Maggie
Hull Mrs Henry Dinwoodny. Tho Whitney
Pypcr quartettc George Margetts and Horace
Ensign.
Following the dinner informal speeches were
given BY President Smith, who welcomed tho
guests; Charles Nibley. William Williams.
John Mcdonald George Smith. w, 3. Dou-
gall John Windor and Fl. G. Whitney.
At tho close OF the evening tho quests en-
joyed q number Of old-fnshioncd dances. tho
music being furnished by the Mcdonald
brpthcre
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-06
For Over Fifty Years.

An old and well-tried remedy, Mrs
Winslow's Soothing Syrup, has been
used for over fifty years by millions Of
mothers for their children while teeth
ing with perfect success. 1t soothes
the child softens the gums. allays all
pain, cures wind collie and is the best
remedy for diarrhoea. Sold by drug
gists in every part of the world, Be
sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's 8
Soothing Syrup.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-06
CAUGHT UNDER WHEELS
Young Warren Tyler Disabled In seri-
Gus and Painful Accident

Warren Tyler, 1s years old. bellooy at tho
Kenyon hotsl. living with his parents at l2ls
Princeton avenue met with accident Sotur-
day evening which will lay him up for some
time.
While nlighting from cur &c OF tho State
prison line. Tyler jostlcd by q boarding
passenger and thrown back against ths plat
form In such manner that his left foot wns
caught under the whoel OF the moving car.
Before nc could Withdraw II tho wheel had
passed his foot. badly crushing tho toes,
and. II Is feared some OF tho larger bones
Stopped Car Too Late.
Tho motormnn. James Reed, brought the car
to a standstill when he saw the boys danger.
but not until the damage had been done
Willing hands assisted the littlo fellow to
his homo. where no now is under q doctor
Double Misfortune.
H w Tyler. tho boys father. who 10 n
well-known carpenter OF tho Sugar ward dis
trict. has for somo time been confined TO his
bed from Illness, and the lad, Warren. has
been the sole support OF tho family. The nccl-
dent is thus double misfortune
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-06
VALUES SHOW
BIG INCREASE
County Is Growing Richer, Ac-
c0rding to Assessor
c. NJ. Brown.
ASSESSMENT FOR THIS YEAR
EXCEEDS LAST $2,743,53S
This Is Exclusive of Property
to Be Assessed by Equali-
zatiOn Board.

County Assessor C. NJ. Brown has COM
piled tho assessment of property in Salt
Lake county for the present year, eSclu-
sive OF railroads, telephone and telegraph
companies and express companies. which
are assessed by the State Board Of
Equalization
The following tabulated statement OF
all properties assessed through tho ofIlce
OF the Assessor shows an increase of
Se73. 63S over the valuation for the pre-
yiouS year:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-06
Seventeen Hundred Persons Visited
Lake Saturday Night.

Tho excursion to saltair last evening. given
Sy mo students OF tho University OF Utah In
success over seventeen hundred coIeeisns
ana town folks made tho trip. This is bY for
irg dance at the lako so far this scasn, o.
tre whole IL WAS q Jolly crowd Athist.s az
inc opposing teams forgot about the yIc,or,e.
OF dotsata OF the afternoon and mingled To-
setner freely The train left for tho citv at II
o CLOCK. so that tho Provoites could mako CON
p pscuohs WIN their return troin. which Ieft for
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-06
Musically Inclined.
BOYS NOW IN LEAD
Males Seven Ahead Of Females Dur
ing the Past Week.

The weekly report OF the City Board
of Health for the week ending May )
shows that AZ births werc reported-27
males and % females. Twenty-Five deaths
were reported-B males and femeals.
Seven were shipped hero for burial
There were reported II cases OF conta-
gious and infectious diseases. consisting
of cases OF smallpox. l case of droh.
iberia, l case OF scarlet fever, cases of
chickenpox, l case typhoid fever. cases
of whooping cough
Five cases OF smallpox remain In the
Isolation hospital, and 8 cases of small
pox. ! case OF scarlet fever and cases
OF diphthoria remain In quarantine.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-06
Petition for Letters.

county. New. has filed petition In the
Probate division OF the Third District
court, asking that letters OF admInistra-
ton be issued to d r Wolf in the es-
Callcnte, New. April Is, 1906 The estate
consists of $500 in cash on deposit In the
DeSeret National bank In this city.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-06
Held's band, Liberty park today
Choir Director Home

Choir Director o o. Harris has returned
from four-weeks' visit to various Eastern
cities. md the choir OF tho First Baptist
church VIII render Gounod's Send Out Thy
Light" at the morning service. At the oven.
ing sorvico Suddss How Beautiful Are the
MountaIna'' will bs given by the choir.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-06
WILL USE WIRELESS
~eiiman Will Communicate WIZ,
Land From A3rsb,a

LONDON. May 5.-waItor W.
1seeiyed the consent of Norn Weuman has
lion ~ M OF wireless teieryano M M t inc
Poiar @t HaneTfest' in connectio5 uIth SIn STA "a
mr' Wellman Is going to Paris
Which nS b purpose OF testing tho nirIS'~
n I'm mas been constructed thero SG,rsnIp
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-06
Real Estate Changes Hands.

The fine pressed brick and stone residence M
No. PA North State otrect, and nna lot thero-
with. extending eastward 10 tho wasatch drive
or boulevard was sold yesterday 10 Gideon
Snyder for Hermina Gloss for 5000 through
the agency or Tuttie Bros.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-06
A Warning.

To feel tired after exertion is one
thing; to feel tired before is another.
Don't say the latter Is laziness-it
isn't: but It's a sign that the system
lacks vitality, Is running down. and
needs the tonic effect Of Hoods SaI-
shparllla.
It's a warning, too-and sufferers
should begin taking Hoods at once.
Buy n bottle today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-06
Saws he Was Injured.
MORRIS GETS TWO YEARS
Burglar Admits Guilt and Is Sent to
the State Prison.

Richard Morris was sentenced Satur-
State prison by Judge Ritchie in the
Third District court. When Morris was
arraigned he entered plea of not guilty
to a charge OF grand larceny, but when
brought into court for trial Saturday he
withdrew the former plea and entered a
plea OF guilty and waived time for SEN
tenoe.
Musically Inclined.
Morris broke into the San Pedro Rail-
road station at Murray on the night OF
September 10. 1905, and stole n cornet
valued at SEQ and a cnse Tor the same.
which was worth $3.50 They were the
property of L. A. Walters, clerk, In the
employ of the railroad
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-06
WILL TALK IN CANYON
Rev. DR.. Shaw Of Indianapolis to Ad-
dress Mass Meeting

Dr. ", A. Shaw. of Indianapolis, n speaker
of National fame. Will sooak at a monster
mass meeting for boys in City Creek canyon.
near the second water house,
A feature OF tho meeting will be tho eeo-
ond appearance OF the salt Lako Juvenile
band II is expected that nearly every boy
In Solt Lake will be there. Tho meeting
opens at 3.i5.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-06
Held's band. Liberty park today.
SALT LAKE GOOD ENOUGH
George Taysum Returns From Frisco
to Make Home Here Again.

George Taysum and family and Miss F. A
Faust have returned from San Francisco to
take UP their permanent homo again In Salt
Lake They for the present at the homo OF
Mrs. l.. Pratt 624 Fourth street.
Well-Known Here.
Mr. Taysum. who ia we'll known IN Salt
Lake and Utah, moved to San Francieco elk
months ago. where he wns employed as trav-
cling salesman Miss Faust hns bcen studying
medicine In that city and had just finished
the eccond year Of four years course, She
will complete her professional studies else
where
Utah Suits Him.
Miss Faust and Mrs Tsysum arc sisters
Nhllo Mr.. Taysum resided outside OF the fire
district, no temporarily thrown out OF
employment and concluded to return TO his
Utah home
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-06
Keetley Resigns.

J. H. Kcctley. who has nled tho place OF
superintendent OF the Silver King Consoli-
dated mine ut Park City since the start
ing OF operations mt that property has ten
dored his resignation n. A Dunynn Will euc-
coed him.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-06
JAH|TOR IS IN JAIL
Oh W|FE'S COMPLAINT I
Started in TO Eliminate Refrac-
tory Characters, Beginning
With Own Family.

Charles OBrien, Janitor OF tho Second
Presbyterian church. at Eleventh East
and Eleventh South streets. who lives
with his family at 11S Maple avenue, was
arrested at tho instance OF his wife Sat
urdoy afternoon and held at tho city
prison until the violence OF Il 1T OF anger
which had taken possession OF him had
abated, There Is Some question AZ to
O'Briens sanity and 1t Is the intention.
II his violent conduct continues, TO hold
an examination TO determine the state OF
his mind.
Attacked His Family.
O'Brien, Saturday afternoon, 1t Is al
legged, undertook TO eliminate all refrac-
tory characters" and started in OH the
members Of his immediate family, com
posed Of a wife. young daughter and son.
Iher call for help brought tho portol
wagon, and OBrien's arrest and incarce-
ration followed
Later In the evening the prisoner was
released and returned TO his home the
understanding being that, In case he
breaks out again, he Will be rearrested
and sent either to jail or the asylum
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-06
Dedication Services.

provisional programme for tho des,e,,,o,
De, t me SILT nasSs Methodist Episcopal church, corr
bocn rumu orrnn S1u'n and Second East streets ha.
MOORE viii DO delivered sundnx. Max plshop
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-06
DOROTHY" AT 0RPHEUM
Local Talent Will Hold Boards With
a Pretty Opera.

Local 1aleiit Will aOlu boaIQB Win
Pretty Opera.
Dorothy" la tho Damo of the comic opera
which VIII hold the boards ut tho orpheum
Monday evening Among the array of local
tnlcnt that Will appear found tho names
or local nrtiots who have thoroughly estab-
liahed themselves in musical circles In Salt
Lako City.
Noted Home Singers.
Mrs Lizzio Thomas Edwsrd whosc full
sweet soprano voice has often been heard
In the InHammatus," Will assume the title
rolo, S. D. Winter. with his fine tenor voice
Will render special numbers. and NJ. j
Thomas basso, viii nlso add TO tho excel
lcnco OF the presentation.
Chorus Of Fifty.
Tho chorus OF nifty voices is especially
strong Tho ensemble promises to be both
strong and sparkling Tho plot 10 attrac-
tive ono ane permits Of some clover dramatic
work Tho opera Is for tho ono evening
OILY
Proo Hou nroir Cao1