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Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-09-07

culture, nave an act tnat may DC
truly described as marvellous, and is
probably the best act of the kind ever
Put on in Salt Lake City. The aero
batic work of Frank Seymour and
Emma Hill is also of high order, al
though of different character from that
of the Bellclars, Seymour doing some
falls" which would cause novice
to break his neck. The five Kinsons
are chocolate colored gentlemen who
have musical act that is winner.
World and Kingston, the dancing
comedian and the singing soubrette.
create whirlwind of amusement and
have been favored with curtain calls
at every performance. The musical
Byrons, Prof. Wise, the crayon art
list, and the moving pictures COM
plete the bill. There must be some
thing wrong with the mans digestion
if he is not satisfied with the bills
being presented at the Orpheum. The
promise is made that next weeks
program will be even better than
those of the past.
If one may judge of what is to
come during the remainder of the sea-
son by the opening bill presented at
the Lyric during the past week, there
is no question but what that popular
playhouse will deliver the goods
give its patrons more than their mon
eys worth. The act of Lutz, the arm
less wonder, is of the first class order
and would be worth the price even if
the other members were of the
punk order, which they are not.
This young man handles a hammer
saw and nails in manner that is
simply marvellous, and PERFORMS some
feats of workmanship that would put
Uncle Joe Sharp to shame. One of
the most laughable sketches is that of
John and May Burke, the impersona-
ton of messenger boy by Burke
DClnS lduSlldDlS Ill TIC tSlIC1nC, Wllllc
the feminine member of the team is
by no means slow Gavin and Plat,
vocalists and comedians have pleas
ing act, while the monologue and
songs of Tom Gillem are of the en-
tertaining order Baby Dorothy"
the little girl with he sweet voice,
has caught the crowd with her illus
trated song The patronage at the
Lyric has been good the past week,
and deservedly so, and should con-
tinue so long as .hc weekly bill is of
the same quality and quantity
The greatest of American actors,
Richard Mansfield, is dead, and thous-
ands of theatre-goers in every cline
will mourn his loss. Mansfield was
not an old man, being only fifty years
of age, but into that fifty years he had
crowded more of work and worry
than the average man would have done
should he live to be twice or three
times fifty. Mansfield's trumphs
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-09-07

COMING ATTRACTIONS.
Salt Lake Theatre.-The Salt Lake
Opera Company in robin Hood"
Six performances, beginning Wednes-
day matinee, September II.
Orpheum-Vaudeville.
Lyric-Vaudevlle
You'll be cheating yourself out of
most enjoyable evening, unless you
go to the Salt Lake Theatre tonight
and witness the closing production
of "The Prince of Pilsen" Perhaps
you have seen the prince" before,
but no matter; go again. You'll find
it worth your while Prior to the
first performance last night, the an
nouncement was made that the COM
pany now presenting the popular COM
&c opera, was the only one organized
by Mr.. Savage for the presentation
of "The Prince of Pilsen," and that
he had gathered the most brilliant cast
ever selected for its Interpretation.
Be that as it may, the fact remains
that the company is good enough for
the most fastidious and everything
about the present production of the
Prince" seems better to us than
ever. Dan Mason, one of the best of
German dialect stars, plays Hans
Wagner, while Elwood Mora, gen.
tleman with fine baritone voice, has
the part of "The Prince" Octavio
Broske is the new Edith, and Reba
Dale, superb mezzo-soprano, sings
the role of the dashing widow. The
chorus is well up to the standard
the girls being good looking and pos
sessing pleasing voices-which always
adds to the production of comic op-
era. The orchestra has been enlarged
for this occasion, the attendance last
night was of the kind that makes the
management smile, and if you get a
seat tonight, you will be mighty
lucky. But go, even if you have to
buy standing room. Its one of the
few comic operas that is worth stand
ing up to see.
When the Orpheum threw open it's
doors to the public for the season of
1908, Manager Jennings made the
promise-or predcton-that the acts
presented to his patrons this season
would be of higher quality than
those of last season. In our humble
judgment he has so far been justified
in that prediction. This weeks bill
is, possibly, even better than the one
of last week-all depending, Of course
upon the taste of the different patrons.
At least there is not poor act, and
two or three of equal favor for the
title of "head-liner," some of the acts
being encored time and again. Bell
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-09-07

his faults ana his peCulldiili| Wv
to the public in general, these were
overlooked in contemplation OF his
magnificent personality and his pow
err as an entertainer. The name OF
Mansfield has always stood for the
best and highest in the theatrical pro-
fession, and he will be sadly missed
King Edwards morals must have
undergone radical Improvement
The story comes from Marienbad,
that His Highness le't theatre III
disgust because of the vileness OF
some of the songs. The manager OF
the theatre and the woman singer of
the song that displeased and shock
ed Edward were brought into court,
the oman being fined, but the MANA
ger escaped, it beinng shown that he
was ignorant of the singers intentnion
to sing such naughty song.
Another former favorite OF the
footlghts joined the great majority
last week, when Mrs. Grac J. Both
ener, wife of theatrical manager,
suicided in New York City, by shoot
ing Before her marriage she was
Grace Vaughn, an actress who was
widely known. She sang with many
opera companies, and in 1903 she mar
ried Andrew Jennings of Cleveland
They did not live long together, and
Jennings placed her in retreat in
Cleveland. A few months after hen
release she was placed in an asylum
at Elgin, ILL.,, from which she was lat
err dischared as cured Mrs. Both
ner's last engagement was with
George AIDES Gust Out of College"
Margaret Mayo, an actress and wife
of an actor, has written several plays,
one of which was composed in record
breaking time. Mrs. Young, who is
the author of Brown of Harvard"
GLORIOUS Betsy" "The Boys of Com
pany B." and few other plays. Her
husband is a. member of Viola Aliens
company.
1t is said that Madame Patti has
fallen in love with the insidious har-
monies of Franz Lehar's great musi-
cal success, "The Merry Widow" and
has given a performance for her
friends at which she played the title
role in her private theatre at Craig-Y-
Nos.
Madame Emma Eames Storey. the
grand opera singer, has been granted
a divorce from Julian Storey, the ar
fist, and will be allowed to resume her
maiden name and to re-marry. Mr..
Storey, however, during the lifetime
of Madame Eames, must not marry.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-09-07

The Linn Musical Travesty com
pany has closed a successful engage
ment in Boise, Idaho, using "Teezy-
Weezy' as the closing bill.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1907-09-07

A owl has gone up in San Fran
cisco over the five and ten cent shows
it being claimed that they detrac
from the box-office receipts at tn
first class houses.
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COMING ATTRACTIONS.

Salt Lake Theatre.-The Salt Lake
Opera Company in robin Hood"
Six performances, beginning Wednes-
day matinee, September II.
Orpheum-Vaudevi
Lyric-Vaudeville
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norg me fueron yer al hotel expresan.
dome Bu peBar, y Mr.. Thomas antique
ministro americana residents allf, refri6
el asunto al Embajador de Alemania, el
que expres6 Ia idea de escribir & Mrs.
Graves"
''Se me dijO tambi6n que Mrs. Graves
lego una oarta mia en- preBencia de todo
el cuerpo diplom6tico, hacienda References
mi persona de un modo mas desprecia-
two. Fuf yer Mr.. Graves Ultima
mente, acompa1ado de mi prometido el
baron Lindberg, y le pedf una expIica'
ci6n Este no quiso discutir el asunto y
cuando el baron habl6, le reBuondi6 del
modo mas abrupto, dici6ndole que, cauBa
de tautos comentarios como habrS traido
el asunto, no me presentarfa ahoTa de
ning6n modo. "Escribf al momento al
preBidente Roosevelt, recibiendo una carta
del assistant Sscretario de Estado, Mr..
Robert Bacon"
Mrs. Won Claussen mostr6 esta carta
que dice 10 siguiente:--
Sehora-sl presidente ha enviRdo &
este departsmento SUI carta sin fecha
referente Bu deseo de usted de ser pre-.
Sentada al rey de- Suecia pOr el ministro
americana On Stokolmo. EI departamen'
to Biente mucho decir usted que cate es
un agunto en- 81 que no puede intervenir.
La presentation de ciudadsnos americanos
en- las CorteS extrangeras, es nm asunto
que solamente concierne los embajadOres
y ministries americanog.
Soy de usted atento servidor, Robert
Bacon, assistant Secretary. ~ ~
Ell reverendo doctor Etirea escribe tam.
bi6n & Mrs. Won Claussen la Eguiente
carta:
"Mi querida amiga a:-Inmediatam
que recibf su Gablegrama; envi6 otro & la
Legaci6n americana sirmando que listed
nos era couocida desde muehos amos atras
y esperaba que Ia fOrma en- que estaba
expresado el asunto, egtarfa de acuerdo
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con vuaatrou degeog.

con vuestroB deseog.
No es possible sinembargo decir mucho
en- nm cublegrama. Puede usted estar Sc
guro de que todo 10 que este sn mi mano
para ayudarle en- cate ssunto sera hecho
enseguida. Su cable vino cuando 20 es
taba enfermo con la grippe, y ahora eB
que empiezo 4 sentirme bien."
''Espero que tendrS uBted I'M tempo
delicioso y todss sus esperanzas y ambicio.
mes serSn realizadas felizmente."
"Desearia poder escribir & listed una
larga carta por mi propia mano. Estoy
tratando de contestar toda mi corTespon.
dencia atrasada Su caTta acaba de lIe'
gar y ella conteato on seguida." "
Con los mas sicceros beseos soy de usted
fiel amigo. ETnestO M Estire.
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Ell ASUNTO De IA
ifas de fenOCa
rifles.
la reunion de aver ante el cOnit6
de franuuiGias.

a las dos de Ia tarde de aver Be encon.
traban en- los pasillos del edifcio que ocu-
pa el Consejo Eiecutivo ofcinaa del
attorney general, los Beflores hacendadoB,
agricnItoTea comeTciantes que habfan
sido citadop, para aostener 81 informe pre-
Bentado 81 Consejo Executive por los sres
AEzuaga, Georgetti y Rubert.
Los sefioreB Eduardo Georgetti, Julio
Gambia, AbeIaFdo de la Haba, "A. Figue.
ras, Sautisgo Vivaldi, r. FL. DeIgado,
Jaime Annexy, Francisco Brunei, Rafael
Palacios Apellaniz, director de la compa:
MIA de ferrocarriIes senior Duval, superin.
tendente iefe del movimiento de Ia mis-
ma Mr.. Hughart otros concurrieron al
acto; que era de car6cter pGblicoy se
debfa efectuar en- ia cfcina del attorney
general, ante el ccmite de franquicias.
Mientras eFan llamados los referidos
gefiores cambiaFon impTesiones entire 81 y
con el director del ferrocarril, respecto de
las tarifas de la referida empreaa, predo.
minando la nota peBimista en- contra de
elias asi como las del Express" que tam
bien estan pendientes de- aprobaCi6n On 81
ConBejo Ejecutivo.
Los Fefelidoa Eefl0Fes hacendados y co
merciantes representan una buena Buma
de capital pues son propietarios y repre-
sentantes de las centraleB haciendas de
cafias, "ConRtancia" aMonBerrate", Pla-
zuela'', 'sCmbalache', "Buena Vista" 'sCa.
n6vanas" de ricos agricultores de la
costa Norte de la Carolina, los one
posesn aIgunas miles de cuerdas sembra.
das de cana. .a
El senior Vivaldi representa- al conner.
clio de Yauco y Camara de Comercio de
Ponce y MayagGez. IL ~ o-
Sc informa que los Cosecheros de cafe,
con la aplicaci6n de las nuevas tarifag,
case de que fueran aceptadag, resultarian
pagando 81 doble de 10 que hoy les cuesta
Ell traSporte de sus frutos por la lfnea del
ferrocarril.
A las tres de la tarde fueron al fin avi-
gados los sefores hacendadoB y repreSen-
tantes de que podfan entrar en- Ia oficina
del attorney general en- donde eBtaba
celebrando session el comit6 de Tranquil
cias del Consejo Executive. Presidia el
attorney senior Feuille y estaban pTesente
los sehores Willouhby, Grahame, Diaz
Navarro Sanchez Morales del comit6 de
franquicias y ConseJo Executive.
81 Belor Feuille 1i6 por alberto Ell acto
= 81 senior Eduardo Georgetti hizo uso de
la palabra para sostener el informe sOli-
citud que suscrito por los sefores Rnbert,
Arsuaga y Georgetti y que se publica en-
otro lugar de este diario. ~..
Los senoTeg representatives de cuatro
diarios de esta ciudad que habfan entrado
la referida ofcina, en- vista de que no
tenian asientos para tomar BuB notas, SO
vieron obligados 4 ahandonar 81 salon On
que SO celebraba Ia audiencia pdblica para
oir las quejas contra Ia compafia de ferro
carriles sea contra las nuevas taEifas
del senior Peabody. que aquelIa trsta de
implantar y que han de ser aprobadas
no por el ConBeio Executive, previo el
informe del comit6 de franqnicias.
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POIiGIiniCa Cagueha
AsIsTENCIA M MEDICo-QUIRURGICA PARA
ABoNADos. SERvICIo LIBRE.

MEDICos DIRECTORIES:
DR.. Victor Gutierrez Ortiz.
DR.. Jose Reguero Felid. -
Especialidades DR.. Gabriel Gimenez
Sanjurjo. Oculista. DR.. Manuel Gimenez
Cruz. Partos. DR.. Pedro Gutierrez Hgara-
videz, Intermediates de la sangre y Bac-
teriolOgfa.
HoRAS DE CONsULTA:
DR.. Y. Gutierrez. ............d de 8 II a. m.
DIR. J. Reguero. de 2 & A p. m.
Direction telegrafica: "Gurreguero"
Direction postal: apartado 130.
Caguas, Gale de Vizcarrondo.
Pfdase ell Reglamento.
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EAMhS rs ElpnpA Los en-

FAMAS De EUROPA Los eminentes sa-
bios medicos Gerinod Bouchardat, Nonat
Y Chomel en- sus estudios sobre ell vino San
Rafael de Valence (Drome) France, des-
pues del analisis hecho por los eminentes
sabtos Liebig Pasteur, certifican que las
propiedades de este vino son de tai excelen-
ella, que su uso debe ser obligatorio los
enfermos debiles y yanemicos, que toman-
dolo, frecuentemente garantiza buena sa-
lud, 10 que recomienda muy efcazmente
8 todos sus colegas Cuidese mucho con
las falsificaciones. Unicos agentes para la
1sla de Pto-RicO. -Cerecedo HernlQaO8 q
Ca. San Juan PR
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-09
POR FIN LLE6ARON

Acaban de llegar de PARIS los Rios de
pelo natural en- todos los tonos de color,
para el peinado. Cada uno viene en- Bu
cajita y vale un dollar.
La moda de los Rios es tan grande en-
PARIS que Sc han necssitado meseS pa
ra poder conseguir el surtidO que acaba de
llegar.
Tambien Sc ha recibido un esplendido
Surtido en- perfumerfa fna y ldmparas de
cristal para luz el6ctrica de 1, 2, 8, 4 y
6 luces.
Todo este Sc encuentra en- ell PARIS
BAZAR de PEDRO GIUSTI, Forta-
leza 27.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-04-09
GRAN REMATE De PRENDAS

El dia 13 de abril de 1907 y subsiguiente
de 4 II de la nOche Sc venderan en- pGbli-
ca subasta, en- la asa de PrGstamOs de H.
Lopez CeperO. San JustO 30, iufinidad de
prendas. La relaci6n de elias est& fijada
en- la puerta de esta casa, portal de la casa
Ayuntamiento y puerta principal de la
plaza del mercadO
La casa contin1a sus Operaciones.
Realization de mUebles tipos bajOs.
IL VS.,
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INnIcAnlR GENERAL

f59NSEJo A LAS MADRES.-El larabe cslr1ants de
= seTa Winsow debe sempe que los nilos estaD
81 pedueno paeiente, produce sieno natural tranquo
aiva el dolor el angelic despierta muY vivo allegro
Es muY agradable al paiadar, eana al nno abanda
eneias avis Sus dolores haee faces las fncones del
es6mago regula los intestnos. Es ell mejor renedio
conocido para Ia daea va rovenga esa de 4 denic6n
de eualquiera oa 1engase mucho cdado pedh
IA fnsdos. X
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SEPASE.

Que no pubIicamos communicates sin que
sean pagadOs por adelantadO.
CGda geis palabras SO cuentan pOT una II.
usa y la lfn0R vale diez centavos.
Las caFtag que V0ngan con communicates
ain IN imp0rta no Gs oonE0stan
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-06
YACHT CRUISE NEXT
sunday IS PLANNED

The Hawaii Yacht Club has made
plans to entertain Vice Commodore
Thyme of the Royal Vancouver Yacht
Club on u cruise To be given next sun
day. Tho idea which will probably be
carried Udt will be to have all the
yachts available leave Honolulu early
Sunday morning and sail 10 Pearl
Harbor. II is hoped that Ford's Is
land can be obtained and light lunch
served there.
Commodore Cooper of the Hawaii
Yacht Club will raise his flag on the
Helene and will look after the guest
OF the day, signaling his orders to the
other yachts from the flagship. II il
hoped that every one of the yachts now
In commission will make the trip.
The Hawaii is still being repaired
and her old deck has been removed 50
that Vice Commodore Lyle will be I'M
able TO take her out. Capt. Clarence
Macfarlane will be on hand at Pearl
Harbor to meet the yachts and will re-
turn with them In the La Paloma to
Honolulu.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-06
HORSES

Sorrel mare, Minnie; Brown mare.
Blackbird; Chestnut mare. Nancy;
Bay mare. Bell; White mare, White
Swan; Bay horse. Jim: BAY horse.
Charlie: Chestnut horse, Dude; BAY
horse. Dewey; BAY horse. Bun; Sor-
rel horse, Badly: Dark bay horse.
Lord Dunraven: Bay horse, Dexter
Prince; Bay horse. Billy; Black
horse, Black Prince Black gelding.
Niger No. 2: Brown gelding. Hazel
kirk; White gelding. Tom: BAY gel
ding. Bailey; Black gelding. Derby;
Black mare, Princess.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-06
VEHICLES

Large iron tired wagonette: small
iron tired wagonette; 3 seated iron
tired surrey: 3 seated rubber tired
surrey: rubber tired canopy top
surveys; Z rubber tired phaetons; II
low wheel folding top buggies; low
wheel canopy top buggies: 2 canopy
top buggies; high wheel folding
top buggies: high wheel steel tired
runabout; two seated surrey Wn-
tertown: | six seated tallyho:
high wheel canopy top buggy Side
Bar; country wagons; Studebaker
part trap.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-06
FOR RENT.

Cheap Delightful house right on the
Beach, Box 70, 3G29-tf
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ChatteI
Mortgage Sale

By order Of Mrs. u. NJ. ALLEN. Of
Honolulu. Mortgage, will sell ut
public auction
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-06
SPORTS
GETTING READY FOR
TRANS-pAClFIC RACE

The following clipping from the
San Francisco Examiner SHOWS the
interest which is being taken In the
Trans-pacinc yacht race, which will
take place next year:
The South Coast Yacht Club of
Los Angeles has issued u circular,
copies of which have been mailed to
all the principal yacht clubs of the
world. stating the conditions of the
ocean race from San Pedro. Califor-
mia. to Honolulu. which will start on
June llth, and which will he con-
Quoted under the joint auspices Of
the South Coast Yacht Club and the
Hawaii Yacht club.
The circular says:
This race Is open to all yachts of
not less than 30 foot water line
length. belonging to any regularly
organized yacht club, Of any country.
without restrictions as to rig, num-
her of crew, professional or anna
teur). or sails. but no motive power
other than sails shall be used. Time
allowance will be given, based on
one-half hour per foot of racing
length for the entire distance, racing
length to be the load water line
length, plus one-half of the length of
the overhang.
"All the conditions surrounding
such race ms the one proposed are
iaeal. strong, steady, fair winds.
without gales or fog, being the al
most invariable climatic condition at
that season.
Entries or requests for informa-
ton ahould be sent to the SECRETARY
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-06
ON TUESDAY. THE 18TH DAY OF
MARCH, 1907,

at 10 o'clod' in the forenoon, at the
Territory Stables. King street. Homo
lulu, the aforementioned horses, We
hicles. harness, safe and Office furnl-
ture. being the chattels assigned To
the said Mrs. u. NJ. Allen by the Ter
rltory Stables Company. Limited. by
chattel mortgage. the one dated Feb
ruary 29, 1904. and of record in H.
her 1852, pages 429-l33. Hawaiian
Registry of Conveyances, and the
other dated July 3, 1906, and Of rec
ord in liber 27s, pages 492-I95, said
Registry.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-06
OFFICE FURNITURE

safe: 9 desks: 4 chairs.
JAS. r. MORGAN.
AucTioNEER.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-03-06
HARNESS

90 sets single harness: sets dou-
BILE harness; 2 sets surrey harness;
Mexican saddles: | English saddle; ]
side saddle: 3 brides; 3 sets double
harness.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1907-09-14

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there are Of buildings other
camera must be hed absolutely level this
picture will falling according
which the was ted
he
In some absolute
CLOUDS waterfalls balloons
taking pictures of bathing
it be pointed downward photographs prominent
upside down 1t makes difference
right By holding
camera the usual
10y the
children at play and of older
o the
Another Is Dc
while holding
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cient 10 cause the box yibrae spoil picture