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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1893
Page
3
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Rose Coghlan leads a strong company in a reception worthy revival of Sardou's Diplomacy at the Star theater. Critics praise Coghlan’s Aleka and Beauclere performances and note Frederic Robinson and John T. Sullivan's contrasting effects, while warning Sullivan’s overacted moments dull some scenes.
Miss Dorothy Dene, sister in a noted Chaamots family, new to New York friends, gained early attention from a Leighton portrait and debuted in The School for Scandal as Maria. She has since played many roles, is praised for steady work, and may appear on the American stage soon.
August Belmont bids for Rayon d Or at a New York sale to secure the famed sire for his Kentucky nursery. The great race horse’s descendants have earned well over a half million dollars in the United States, and Rayon d Or himself added over $125,000 to his owner’s wealth during his racing career.
The sale notes Ray on as sire of Tenny Banquet Tea Tray Chaos and other fast runners. Foxhail drew only 16000 before being withdrawn. Eleven owners won at Morris Park meeting with totals from 4000 to 5830 led by B A Ehret. Other winners include Marcus Daly J J McCafferty Gideon Daly and more.
A Popular Science Monthly writer notes dust contains diverse particles from mineral, organic debris to germs. Dusting that merely moves dust spreads microbes. instead wipe, not brush, and allow sunlight to kill any remaining infection.
Miss Sears asks Chapley why he proposed and if he is ready to work. Chapley replies he believed no one else would propose if he did not.
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