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Show . 2 THE SALT LAKE TIMES, FRIDAY; JANUARY 2.1891. Hair Grouiei. jfw& Grows Hair Rapldl7, K.ll'vii Eradicates Daudrut jfk Stops Fulling Hair. JS Is I'reventivo yfVA N oi Ualdnesi T rfCu' 1 Grows Hai r on I ' Exnuiito louct Article. fJHw4n Is Free from all J'l'jl jj coloring matter. Contains no Al.ueral or Vegetable I'oiaoua It is an honest and meritorious jucpiiratiou. nature's Own Remedy, Minn Root Hair Grower C3 NEW YORK. i i SPECIAL SOTICES. VtANTbl-'i'i-.- N U1KI.8 ATTIC'. KMPiKB ? 8:e:tin Latwd y, tfl C mm rc al u met. I Y' ANTE DA (IOOU HOME FoHTWOit )V8 1 .'mill II old. ami two h and 10 years respectively. Addre8L. Tim ks o'lics IVAVTKlCTWO VOl'N'i MBN'TO KOOM t T nn-- hnvrl. I'ur further Inf. nnt on tt W Kt rth Wiiutli t tvqiilrr.l. yjantctt. TvANTBO AT ''(.' - t'fl'.NIS' K !' l I ti two (iiitet.you ntf men; ro ernii e: aateprlci: C .iv .!,, 'Milieu o tic 4 I.AI)YTKACHF.lt WtlO "TiAS Vl tC l n;i:it I ri.smis. a l;i!y Mum-mats- . I'rti'fH r'iiirni'l. Kefi-rn- i cs cxi:nauKi"d. 10.' C. V., HI S t irit West. Jm IOrt 1FNT- .- T"Itr K rXFt'TtS'rSHKD r room. .tuu i e: inouti), on car line, r K. Tu rd South. l Olt KKNT-MC- HV KOOM I foi' niif or two j;u.ith r.ie.i. Pl'ly at No. 90 E;i4 8 th Kout.i. rVOR KKNT. - A NhWXY FrKNIStlED 10 mi. Ap;ly 1V1 W. F.mrth S mth. tOTtENTi6tM N i) HOARD H AND 8 iiitli M.iln street. Al-to rooms fur linht ho ie kwiiia at No. S Wi s. Smith. .iUKN I is Tf.DRi, IMS ANi HOARD AT IM1 West SiXttj South Mri it Mrs. '1 Lo-uc- ; IOR HOOMS I KtHuin heat. bath, all nioi i) paces first oias-- , iioaid. l: Nurib Main afreet. n houe. 'OK K K NT T WO" CH F A P 1( KJM S 1 87 E. F Beeonil Bout i. HANT 81MI I.V Ft'RNIMlEr) HO' iM FOR en or la les l"i p r month; iDi I .it 8 ond s. ui h on car liae. I.'OR KENT NEW ''FltONTltioTM. TVH- - II nls'ii'il, $10 per month. 73 Center htreet. J?c ikrntcott aTTe iTalf hi.ck ic north R G. W , 8 zth West utreut. 8 West Iseeond South. TUHNISHED RCOMS, NEW, NFAT AND V clean, hv the Oai- - or woek nt 0 duinlili hoiiHe. s.4i We-i- South Temple street. L'Olt KENT-NE- W WROOM HOrBE EAST r liench. finished January loth. Anily A. T. 8. Nfi I'rofrress. F )R KEN- T- EbEtiANT FURNISHED rooniBover the Tlmew ofllce fir Kentlemeu. $o v ale. l7oXT?ATiTWTw 1 Aliloi a. a bargain a 1 on H.ron Hart . ell l.irannap. 17 Vt.t So. ith Temple F'OH ' ALE HEAUTIFt'T RESIHENrE on I and J n'r- eis. ne.ir ear line. Wav below a tuul va ue. Myron Hartwell, llcl W. Houth Tempi:'. SALE FIFTEEN AC!iEs7SL'rT-abl-io? platting in'o Kit lots. Come qutrlu before It goei. .Bvron Hartwell, Yi! VV. ' houih Temple. THE FOUH LEADERS! THE WOILIjID-iEIDlTOWIsrEI- D CHICKERiNG PIANO, EVERETT PIANO, FISCHER PIANO, ffi Story & Clark Organ. The followlnif is n list of name ofomomer who haw supplied their hornet with thef m(tnifiefnt Initrnments JiirinK the year 1893. We Rive tliee nnmea that intcmliim purchaser! mav inquire of the Tne, the t ine Aellon. the Superb l iiilxli, llii Slamliutf in Tune, Hie Ureal IHirablllty, and other ei.tllciit iUalitiei fuunJ only in these inalcimienta. fiVopSi? who Ianv purclirtsotl the Ciilokering Piano. HALT IAICII CITY. ' Mr T. n Smith. Rev De Witt De Forward, Mr M J Cheeneman, caahr Union Bk, Trot l hos KndrliiTe, (piano teacher, Mr J A Graham, " Inn (Hemlinning, hardware dealer Mr A K lrelnnd. capii.itist, " J C Kirby, real estate dealer, " W C OouRall, ' J r, Mitchell. eapitnlKt. " K I, Collin, hardware dealer. Mta Thereaa Kord, f. livron V, Hiriwcll, real estate dlr, . C Kidiier, " Minnie Barton, " John Flowers. " C I. Kowe, Mrs M R White. " Charles A 1'nle, " A Il iili v. M C Fox, capitalist, Thotnaa c,uet, "HP Yard Dofee, " K S Dunford, , HHI'ii u e, " S A Sumy. ' W H Wiacmaa. William lludon, Mr W M tunnon, cji ii:x, Mr to t. Carlson, Mr S C Stephen, MrMRIchter, ' il M HivkI. Bm-er- denier, " SKJusselvn, Ogden Military Academy, " A II Johnson, editor, " Ger,re Driver, ITofJaa W Duncan, piano teacher, " W K Swan, real estate dealer. " William Driver, druggist, " A Y Rosa, " W J Stephens " Kra Farr, real estate dealer, Mlsa Kmma B Ferjrua. ' Flank Stephen, " K Mot Inn. " Alice B Calkini, " A H sl iter " John McManla, Mrs Marv A Rosa, " Win V llelfiicli, banker, " P Ki., " MA Newnaa. Lester U Orion, jeweler, " Corey, contractor. OTllKlt CITIES, Mr 1 1. Oiborne, furn rilr, p.irk City, Mrs A lliigham Clly. Mrs tennie B Ashman, NephI, " J I.lu.lmv, I'ark City, Mr J H Spargo, Mr J H Neven, Terrace, " J M Louder, Park City. " T J Dunn, Terrace. IVoj!e who lsnvt" 5ini,Jivl t!te IHcrett Piano, H X Ia'V A K 1-- C1 XV. Mrs T Johnson, Jno H Kvers. 1. H Holt, J E Willlama, fieri ha r.ernio, Mia H M Wallace, James H Wallia, Mrs M J Stewart, John H Keese, J M Hamilton, Mrs M Kimball, KandCReeae, MivIJones. win C llr.rkcr, K L crock well, CSNichola, Aildie (I'Nt-il- , T C Armstrong, C M liailey, Fllen n Fersruaon, K OCHrown. M V Kimball, Sarah Connor, - '" Ceo K Yendon, imicie M Hrdger, C J Kohnier. Knowlden, Barry, Chas K Huff, Joseph H Wricht, Mrs Katie FitigeraH ' inos ' Hell Gavin, Miss Roae Jenkiua, M Redwin, Chipman, Mary B Yotmjr, L S Lawrence, RARolfson, ' Fred Tilt, Charles Anderson, Clarence Merrill, P L HitRhea, James Anderson, K I' Sears W J Shields, rutin Parkinson, Mrs C C Yuuuj;, A C llrvan, l'rcd Atkim, Bell Morris, , W C Graham, A M Showell, Kmma Uerreck, J E Berkley, OODli.V. WmT Baker, Pr Dnlmnple, Mrs A Dr J H Miller, George Allen, A J Stout. Frank liisselt, Mary Cullen, Paeirf Rcctea, C K I.ayne, Jos McManla, I W Dr M K Shipp, Fred Foulaer, Richard Leek, Mrs os Striiifr. Mrs O M Cordean, S K Joselyn, P Mortenson, Misa Mav Moora, H B Westover, James Kenuie, 11 W Ring, M D Griffin, Miller. 'no F llerry, C II Ahby, Joa I, Johnson, Wm II Turner, Washington Jenklnt, Mary E Covlneton, w 8 Stone, John HarUiett, OTIIEH CITIKH. N H Clark, Ragle Rock, Idaha, Hortense Snow, Brigham City, F Bolev, American Pork, W FoulKer, liable Rock, Idaho, Peter Nilaen " R K Hunter. " VI Seaman, Montpelier, Idaho, Thos M Charles, Park City, Mark Hopkins, Rock Springe, Wyo, A Kldieilne, Coalville, J Boardman, Provo, Geo Snodgrass, " C F Groot, Corinne, t:tah, F Taylor, American Fork, J Kastor, Evanston, Wyo, People who have Pnrohaseil the Ficher Piano. SALT LAItK CI XV. MM L Witts. Mrs May M Fitzgerald, L S Applegate, MW Miller, Geo Ward, J I Dewoodey, JnoAyuia, Kmersoh, R Mace, Aodie O Ncll, I Halvorsen, 8 W Scott, I. S Rhodes, L Watts, Geo W Carter, Wn l.vnch, A G Lowe. A H Mavne, Geo Goddard, Phicbe Frout. A P Kendall, Peter Sinclair, Ida L Smith. FBrind, Marie Parades, D K Hon el sou, H I. Hall, Duncan Crawford, C L Knight, Annie Mums, O l bishop, W H Hazen, St Mary a Academy, Jno Adams, Juo Tulle, Thoa Foreman, J F Leee, Mrs O J W'rieht, F C Hlgpinhotham, Win Keani, TW Booth, , Win Boatoph, Farmelia Die, W A Adams, J P Jones. Wm A Lund, M A Estes, Sarah F Stuart, Wm M t.angdon, C W Harrington, C B Wheeler, Thos Ashby, MarvSturtivaut, J W Whitelev, P Grill, W H Ilanen, M A Fitigerald, Jno W Martin, Jos Chartraud, judge Gibbons, Jno W Riley, OTIIMIt CITIIOH. Mr9 Addie Felt, Provo, 8 R Kemp, Sandy, I McCord, American Fork, Abigail Rosennaum, Bingham, L Earnest, Bingham, Pottie Moore, Provo. W A Adams, photos. Park City, HN blandish, " K S Spence, Paris Idaho, Fred ltu.ters, Bingham, B Backmau, " T H Grace, Nephl, II E Rawlins, Provo, J ft Holand, Montpelier. Idaho, L A West, Pocatello, Idaho. Geo Darling, Rock Spridgs, Wyo, People nho hare Pnreliased (he Nlory lr Clark Organ. HALT liAKH CIXY. Mrs Varv K Young, C L North. A H Mlkesell, CKundsou. Jno F Buckley, C. M Gillett. JnoF:M.icv. T L Lalonde, I) A Gond-- r, Jno A brown, R J Suowden, Geo Forrester, I M VcCleery, O n Hendrickson, Rebecca Haddock, J Bovd, CR Smith, S M Relnkv, C Christenseu, R D winter, Joseph Batley, Geo W McKinley, Nellie Colebrook, 1 Bale, ThosC (Jhristianson, E Mndseu, . i Peter Lountinstock, HSAvetett. OTIIEU CITIEej, ' R Bromley. American Fork, John Hocking. Bingham Canyon, Mary Peterson, Provo, Henry Chipman, " Ricbnrd Rogers, " Mrs j A Wilcoa, Montpelier, Idaho Pratt & Baily. Nephl, W V. Jones " J A Bagley, Bust Henrow, " Johji Varcoe, " - K Maxfield, Big CoUonwood.T . - ", ".?('.'" . ' Mrs Ida A Wright. , MasV Brunyer, Park City, A Olamlef, ' ' '(!'' P N Pierce, Brigham City, A MiBam-- , " Isaac Cuff, Jr, West Jordan, i WOKundson, " Alii? McDonald, " Mrs S Despoin, Granite, Geo I. Graehl, " A F Martin, " Nichol Hood, North, C F, Bird, Cottonwood, T S Lowry, " Mrs P Hogan, Bountiful, TW Russell, ' J P Richardson, " C L Sessions. " Flira spencer, Sandy, E Qulnn, " Jno Stanfield. Mt Pleasant. Thos E Marriott, " C H Miller, Provo, R M Rogers, Pleasant Grove, A Freehurg, Rock 6prlngs, Wyo, H H Bean. " Mrs Kiu hum, Green River, Wyo, P J Gorder, " Peter Bovce. " PC Robbins, price, TosSonlsby, " ,P A Inge'rsoll, " Miss Margaret Salmon, Coalville. Geo Mayne, Bingham Canyon, Joseph smith, " s We carrv a Full line of the alwve and other makes of instruments, all of which we are selling very low, and on easy monthly and quarterly payments. Will take old instruments in exchange as part pavment on new ones. It will pay any one who iiiteuiVi purchasing an instrument to call on this lirm.aud examiue their immense stock before buying elsewhere. Ili'i.K lillipr I lie iiIhco, F. E. WARREN MERCANTILE CO., io c sixoiu soi in siki:kt, salt lake: city. Health is Wealth mm What JiASte'- - D. E. C. Wkst's Nbuvf aku Lkain Thsat Hunt, a guaranteed arieciflo for Hysteria. Hiss-- i rmns, Convuls.on. Uta Nervous Neuralgia. HeiMlache. FrOHtrat'on caused by the Hie of alnohol or tobacco. Waki'tulriess. Mental Depreaaton, floftnlng of ths llrain resulting Ui Insanity and leading to mlas-ry- decay ana death. Fremut ire Old Age. Harrennefs Lo I,. Power In either set. Involuntary L iases and Spnrmatorrho a ra.ihed by oe exei t on f the brain, self abuse or over lndulirene!. p vch box contains ot) ni'ntlia treatment, li on a box, or six boxes lor .4 u), sent by mall on recolpt of price. WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES ' focure any case. With each order received y tis for six boxes, accoiupauled with H.00. w will send the purehasHr our written guarantea to refund the inoni-- If the treatment does not effert a cure. Guarantee Inane. only bv John-ton- , Pratt A Co., Druuirlsta, 4 Main 81, Salt la.rH- - $500 Reward ! fW. will pay tho obor reward for any CAM of Mrr Coniplftint, 1'ynppitlft, Bitrtr Headarhe, lilKHt.un. or CottTene" wo cannot curn with Wwt'i Vpuftablo Liver Piilf, whi-- tha d'rtct.nni &ritriottr ronipiletl with. Tht-- are purely petal)1t and newe fail toiriw MTtfartioti. RiiKAr Coaled. I.nrg-- brtxea, rontaininff SOJ'illc, 23 rents. Ucwara of rountarfeita ami Imitation. Ttia ffntulnr inaniifacturfMi only t)J THK JOHN C. WK.ST COMJMNY, t'Hlt'AUO, ILL. For ?a'e by Johnson. Pratt & Co., Salt Lake. ijiEeaotifuI-Woma- n at 6MILK8 SWEKT. aV.T7 A ol nrr own lljveli- - t!5l v ness. Kvery woman Itu'Khl'i'2tS' I smiles sweetly who L vAV'.v,'.j tit.e Wisitom s H J c-- ." bertine, tor it (jives --ir to her a clear, trans- V i l'fV parent, beautiful Vt V -- - akin. A beautiful I jf , coniilexion alone is v.iegV . vV'V-'- ' 'ten sutlicienl to y wi"''' make a woman $' i'J xl"'. beautiful. A woman ( yp& ' who has a beautiful 'Jty'VS. col"P','X",u ahonliS Mras.fk A'VX ) X preserve it ; the one ' irii'-oi'- ,e, lortunate in 4fiI tf WVkA s"h"ouldPossession beautily it. ' f ' Wisdom's Rober- - tine dors just what la claimed for it. It not only pieserves and beau-tin- e the complexion, but repairs the damages kme by tne use ui the many daiiKenms com-pounds now in the market, by Its tonic ellect, the skin lo a natural, healihv action. Head the testimonials In.iu lamous artistes, d chemiau and emuieut physkuina SALT LAKE MEAT CO. inioVyi7je Dealers in Dressed Beef Pork, Mutton, Vral, Smoked Meals an.l Swift's Hams, Bacon & Lard R0LAM & SAMPSON. Cor JTiiriiSoufi andiW ' Xtrttti. Wl1V1UfT1iyITjI jIiSt lla"ritresat: aark.xle.i7. thaned a alley In renr of each ; the best loca-tion; onthehU'h rround southeast of Liberty park, and rheapeat on the market; only Wi; aold on monthly payments. Corner of Ninth East and South boulevard, on electric car Una, E. B. Wicks, 'm Main. IpOR BALE THE FINEST GENUINE and fox hound pups, 608 State lioad and Fifth South. MONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS and personal securities. Business strictly ronBdentfal. Private ofliie for ladles. California collateral bank. 18 W. Second South st. TO LOAN-lrW.- 00u ToTo"ANON"lini;SEr hold oodB, pianos, etc. ; also on watches dlamondB and perwinal securities of all kinds, Loan A Trust Co., Ilian South Main St., . WtS' i Oo to Arborrast for a glass of hot fod for your coid. Sure enre. I ERSONTLPii)Fr'HANNATTlECin!;" aopodtit and manicure, Mom 10, White hone, Main strict. I ERSONAL TIIBPALArK BATH HOUSE I for ladles and Rents Is the. linen in t; e i Ity. Hot. cold and shower hatha. Open fn m 7 a. m. to 8 p. m. Furnished rooms In 27 Commercial street; IEK'SnNAL-- J. dKrmiNSliN, 41 E. SEcT 1 Old South alreet, has to lonn fl'm,, l(00 riwo. Wants to borrow Mii.oju for two yeartj IiERSONAL - LEAVE YOUR OHI-- 8 F. C. Urldgfi rd's, 'Mi boi:tn A eat Temple street. t fTTsiMS. caTipk't cleaninu and el chimney eweepim;. :u Coinnie.vtal street. Leave order at Utah Stove and Hardware company's store. Salt Lake City. 1EHS(NAL UKror'i'NUi.K. KOOM 7 9T surgeon specialist In ladle slckneae of all kinds. Liver and kidney catarrh, all chronic, diseases and cancer andturaors. In practice for an years. p c. Nichols. i)entlst7 office or- - r P'iF-t- W?li'r noose. I "OUND MKCi.M E! 97-- D. & R. O. RAIL I wuyche.-K- . ttwuercao hv V same by T calMiut at thi.i office a ui p.iylnii coBtof a. I. 4. .(. F Aiierbach & Bro, J3TLTPe7Cent. Pntil January 1st, 1891, we offer all our elegant Work Boxes, Mani-cure and Shaving Sejs, Musi-cal and Mechanical Figures, Albums, Etc., Etc., at -I0- NE-THIRP0FF-From our Kegular Prices. To Reduce Stock, all of our Departments will offer Special Sale Prices, some of which will surprise you. OZHTIEj IISICE TO JlLJLtl F, Aiierbach & Bro. J.W. Farrell & Co m -- jr"'"jr:x Im lustea Gas i Steam Fitters Dealers in all Kinds of Ait and Force Pumps Salt Lib Ifliiitde Co-- op WM. LANGT0N, Sup't THOS. H. NOTT, Ass't Sup't tdfoininj Dinwoodey's Mammoth New Store, No. 35 W. FIRST SOUTH STREET, SALT LAKE CITY. 200 Pair White All Wool Blankets, nearly 3 yards long, regular price $8, for $4.50. 200 Pair Scarlet All Wool Blankets, 2 yards long, regular price $7, for $3.25. 200 Pair White Blankets, worth $2.25, for $1. For one week only, Lawrence L. L. Sheeting 6c. per yard. m G0OS, BOOTS. SHOES AM) CLOTHIAO ! 33st and Clioapsst in. Town. We are the only Equitable Co-o- p. in this city that gives Purchasers Half the Profits made every six months, and be- - ide this, we .resent to all persons spending $20 between now md January nt, SIXAsIBE OP STOCIC PEEE Five thousand people interested. We are working peo-p'- e, and we only aim to benefit each other. No monopoly li re. Rebate checks given on all purchases made. C0-0L1- 11E CO. We have just added Twelve.' Car- -. loads of FURNITURE To our stock, making one of the Finest and Largest Dispjays Of 'Goods in our line in the West. Our prices are the Lowest and we guarantee satisfaction. Ctll and see ns before buying elsewhere and wc will save you money. Co-od- . Furniture Co.. 41 Main St Locomotive Flrjnmn Bait Salt Lake Lodge No. 178, B. of L. F., will give a grand ball at the Salt Lake theater January 5. Hedticed rates on all railroads. Tickets $2.00. Young Bros. Co., 88 Main street. Chase Bros, pianos, Packard organs, Clough & Warren organs, musical mer-chandise, Domestic aud Wheeler & Wil-son sewing machines. Orden taken for Drive and Dug Well CettpooU built and Connections mad Ua Matn iitrrt, up- - Avtrbach, 0ro$. i'ekyntm tJt mTrevani 22-2-- 1 W. 2n4 South St. Sporting Goods ! Guns, Revolvers and Ammunition. Bicycles, Tricyclss AVelooipBass Razors, Pocket Cutlery, Shears and Scissor Strops. INDIAN CLUBS, B0XINC CLOVES. DUM3 BELLS. DOG COLLARS THOMSON BOOTS AND SHOES. FIELD AND OPERA CLASSES Examine My Stock Before Porchdnjl THE ITAI1 POULTRY 10J1P1VY. Wholesale Produce Dealer, tleneral Conimisjion Merchants Sole Western Airem tn the IlH-to- n and Bell Spring ermmety Hutter.- - uv 'et jml South st. Telephone 7i; F. O. to 011. Brunch houaa l'ark City. Utah. DREUHL & FR ANKEH, PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS S e cor. Main ;md Third foul h. We carry a cotun'etn line nf Dnn-s- , Chemlea', Proiirli-t'tr- Kiijcrtiefl. Trusties, mifxirt-pottr-iiiul dmiieitic Wrtmnw and Toilet Art cle.i. An Elegant Line of Holiday Goods Auency Gunihe'r'i Candy The compounding ot physician's prewrlpttons aud family re ; lj.es our up ci.ilty. EXPERT STEAM GRTNDFR Of everything under the Sun, and FISTS CUTLIRY I EVERY ARTICLE WARRANTED. lOfi Eait Fint South $5t (Inn. flitT Fall Chop Exeuriion Tleknt ti Deawrr, Pueblo, Colorado Springs, Omaha' St Louis, Kansas City and Chicago. For ale only at Groshell'g ticket otlice, un- der postoflice. Salt Lake Transfer Co. PATTEiN & GLENN. "teMS ill Orders Promptly AttenJei ti -- J Car Lots a Specialty. ' 2ff32 ,t I : Office, US W. i'iri South it Telephone 2H eMmSoM Fifty artists at Franklin avenue thea- ter tonight. , J. 8. Jenaen, Jeweler. j New stock of diamonds, watches jew-- ; elry and opera glasses; 22 East First South street. Home made bread, pastry and cakes t Jk.eeley", CO E. Second South. A CARD TO THE PUBLIC. A certain morning journal of this city seems to be better posted on my inten-tions than I am myself, as will be ob-served by their statement of the 21st iust., to the ct that as soon as I had settled my business, affairs I contem-plated moving to Deliver. Now I wish to inform my friends and the public in general that at no time during the past twelve j'ohm have I ever contemplated ijoinir to Denver or any other place, nor have I ever given the least intima-tion lo any person or persons if any in teiition on my part to leave Salt Lake City. On the contrary, they have al-ways been informed that I am located here for pood. I have been identified with various business enterprises in this eity sineu 1ST!), mid for the past six years in the insurance business representing the leading companies of America and Europe, in lire, life and accident, my officii for the. past year has been and is in the Progress block, room 5! I and 515, where J or one of my repre-sentatives can always be found, and will be pleased to have all my old friends call at any and all times, and will also be delighted to form the ac-quaintance of all new comers, and have t hum bear in mind that the agency of Louis Hyams is one of I he largest if not the largest in the country, the combined cash eipital and asseits represented in my ollleu being over $.'00,0.H,f!0;). Kespecifuliy, Lot is Hyams, Salt Lake City, December 2, 0. liuliwf sick. The Richest Diva on the American Stage Prostrated With an Attack of Pneumonia, A DAKIN3 STOCK SPECULATOR Possesses a Piiier Wardrobe Than Any Queen, and Her Ya3t Fortune Esti-mated at Three Millions. The most successful lyric artist on the American stage, both from a profes-sional ami monetary standpoint, is dangerously ill at the Hotel Temple, suffering from an attack of phenii-nioni- ".She is no better," said Mr. Charles 11. l'ratt to a Timi-.- representative this morning in response to an enquiry in regard to the condition of his star Mi-- s Kiiinia Abbott, and ho si'emed greatly depressed over the situation. Naturally there is a deep hand of sympathy between the actress and her niauager. Kleevn years ago Charles 11. Pratt was a manager in a small way handling the attractions of the Uedpath Lyceum bureau. His success in such small venture as lecture and concert engagements attracted the eye of the Into K. It. WuthiToll, husband nf Misa Abbott, and tho two men formed a partnership fur tho pl.tciiiu on tho rond nn opera company in which Emma Abbott was to bo tho star. I'oreloveu yean tho faithful little diva met every eiiR.lirement. ami though ho Rang as many as eight time' a week, never missing a performance on account of .sickness tint i I last night. This record is unparalleled in tho an-nals of the stage. 1 luring her appear-nnc- e in this city in October two years ago her husband, K. K. Wetherell. con-tracted a cold and was troubled with a slight hacking cough. Hot hud a busi-tivs- s transaction involving the sale of real estate in Denver that called him thither, and while signing the deeds for fTfl.OOO worth of real estate ho dropped dead of heart disease. Entering lte high altitude when ho was in delicate health is believed to have been the causo of his death. Tho linancial success of tho Abbott opera company has been phenomenal, xhe firm of l'ratt & Welheral for many years divided a net profit out of the season's business of $:ir,000, after pay-ing Miss Abbott a prodigal percentage out of the business. This years busi-ness promises to exeeetl that of any former season. Although in but the 17th week tho books show u profit of $;n.000. The company left New York In September and opened tho season at Detroit during exposition week. The cities in which Miss Abbott does tho largest business are Philadelphia, lioston, Chicago, Washington. Urook-ly- n and Uoston iu tho order named. Miss Abbott has made even more money in stock speculations than out of her voico. Her vast fortune is largely invested in government bonds and stocks. She also had heavy holdings of real estate in Minneapolis, Portland, . Kansas City Indianapolis nud Denver. After tho death of her hus-band Miss Abbot found it in-convenient to attend to this nnd closeeout much of it, placing $:itm,-OIK- ) of the niopey in government bonds. Her favorite railroad stock is Lacka- - - wana & Western, of which she holds a long line. Her fortune is estimated at 1 13,000,000, though it is affected very "" largely by tho rise and fall of the stock i market. Miss Abbott has accumulated a ward- - robe liner than any queen, and somo idea of its extent and luxuriousness is indicated by the number of white dresses sho possetses, which number no less than eighty. The success of the Abbott company is emphasized by the fact that it is the only organization of its kind that has made money year in and year out, every rival organization having met with financial disasters. Charles H. Pratt has proved himself to bo tho shrewdest theatrical manager in Amer-ica, and Miss Abbott had sense enough to appreciate his business tact, aud in-stead of losing her head with success and trying to run the business herself, she retained her manager and allowed him a liberal share of tho profits. M anager l'ratt said that Miss Abbott's sickness will not interfere with the pro-duction of the "Masked Hall" this even-ing, as ho got up that opera to allow Miss Abbott to rest up, her part being but that of a page with a couple of gongs. The part will be sung by Miss Prodorick, nee Emma Krause, who has been with the company many years. Doctors Pickering and Pas'com are attending Miss Abbott, and she is re-ceiving every attention and care that their line professional skill can extend. AMUSEMENTS. Abbott was too ill to appear in "Tro-atore- " last night, and her part was assumed by Mist Kmma Nroderick. Abbott is a plucky little woman, and had her physician not positively for-bidden it, would have tried to go through with her part. The audience was difappointed, but Miss Broderick acquitted herself most She has a ringing soprano voice and a pleas-ing manner, and in fact made quite a hit. The big feature of the production was again l'ruette, who sang in mas-terly style and gave the great music of the barytone part, notably "The Tem-pest of the Heart." Tonight the "Masked Ball," with Miss liroderiuk. Painters' supplies, window glass, brushes, show cases tha largest and most complete stock ever brought to Utah at Culmcr's new store, No, 15 Commercial avenue, leading off Com-mercial street. Expenses reduced and prices cut down to bed rock. |