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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-23
'sa-asa-asas-sails-sssala-sialaal
TACOMA.
{ Conference Bstweea Miners and Mr..
buckley -tnsaeesssfui Dredging.


TAc4Nk. sept - To-day the com
mstes vi coal miners from R9slyn.
aho Nefe Ia the city some day, ago
sra sent aEaF 80 report O. the miners
81 that rlaca iAe resgis 81 their confer
enee sith she oiisciais here. ret lrned.
They hsSi a conference with Assistant
fiefeS4i Manager 5H kiey this after
anoa. AMI stagei that the miners. a. a
lCsig. refused T. ae sfi the term pre-
YlgasiY prcfssse-i 81 hin.
After CONSIDER fsie discussion Of the
situation. theg say Mr. Buckley Of
tered 10 iei them 20 10 work. ii they
wi he'd. az the Uniform rate Of one
dollar per ton, FesiHc|ng the number
~ men In the breast from four to tao.
Fhi- was the hest terms that conld be
secured and the men departed TO re-
port this alsu "a those 10 the mine.
With this CumWittse we're two
Others. Michael Moon aud Thomas
salmon, who bear credentials author
ling them to solicit aid from feliog
knights OF Labor and others. 20 assist
The miners new suffering by the lock
ont They Wili make a tour cf The
cities on the Sound for that purpose.
to pREnGg THAT CHANNEL.
The steam pump dredge which vas
sei e. N0yk some weeks ago to make a
channel to the head al the hsy worked
al risht Is seems, 80 far a. il went,
buf the PIPE running 10 the bottom
being stationery IL could take up oHly
What imme Gisteiy surrounded il ana
then va in fouble for more dirt. II
vas taken 10 the ear shops to have
this pipe 50 arranged A. 90 he
readily movable and this work j. about
fnishrsi The dseaEer will be placed
ia the water az tia GA Monday, aud. IL
il ssii, sili - ahead GA that long
tsisesi-eg chagae, congiaGon " unt.B il
IS finisACd-
FNE tusr CHttp.
Nothing has A. yet heen heard iresa
little HAIRY Dorsey. The fa.heT has
offered kln reward Tor any news con-
CeTulns his y hcrrsisClts % fnr the re-
sovery ef his body
asruRj1rtN nEtEg sESs NoNiSArxp
A mae meeting 81 the Rspahi5cans
OF ihe Second Wss,i. held this even
tns ia the courthouse. aeniuSfei ?,
delegates a. the eoHufv convention 20
b. y9ted ter At TIE primaries next Sat.
nr1ay Fwo ttcAets aireaslv pFypsTe,i
were iotsssdlcrii bat s1usm sfiiy SAT
loNn upon. aud the lglicwisc tirkst
nominated by The epru Convention
sna siests3 J " SpraEus. 4 ;
Hcwist Cas-. Ih'ma1. ". J. HE.
~ Il g. Na-taies. r. y ousweite.
Juo N4kcr Chss Z. C.sypsgl. I has,
y itsuke | " Howell, r. g kwaser
J T. Hest, b Pierce. g g.. Williams,
~. } Cosss we8. A. A Height, ~
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TsruHA, SEPT - The executive
committee 81 Tee Washington Press
Association heid 3 meeting here To-
day ana seesl 70 held the aunBAl meet.
sHS 90 be as.ft8tsaa AZ Ssaokane FAiis
wn EusSlay, oe.s'eT s. last r;tv ev-
IeaSs sn sasI3as51a ~ entertain tase
= s.s7 2fiHr ID use Is an exrl siaa &C.
abs talr i Aaere s1inss
e ~ MaakEx.
lt5z.r1aAa Exss Vr Committee
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ElLEsssuRcH.


ErtsSsEJ EaH. rni- al vzs
tie gis-ss say - the kiglsas coaaty
fslf. aar s1f TtsHet uss r1ct lhs
se@ premiums Wgfu sWsrses1,
iSe3 arao ; msses-. tua &c - pt3. : q
steve sssesac rlAt fFst ag4 ssr ud
class = : emaa er.t presn
Hsgtel fiv-le-sfa'e tAH " NJ
hiskef-ssa gss5e. eesg spSn gao ana
t4reo sears. . b. M aRl- frss.
yensr5 aat bti oa S. she ga s
Ifel
"a ter aEst rsce. q lAsteg-stl5r asa
iasly woa. flse& Dayuost ssgs I'll.
v h8te C cad thlrt- Weasel ioGtth
{ Essa - srsuais.
iN tas n@erify race. Twraty Osse.
VI azsss. af,ss flscs Sast DAISY A ez-
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Sea serpent canarss-

~ = AASNaAAtA2 Al @N1&AfS-
While xzlking By the sea On the cliffs
last sunday, perceived az = distance
Of about isH ards fight Of nearly
% ducks, travelling st good psce tso
or tAree feet above the level OF the
water. TO me they appeared exactly
what the se-s-zissf sra serpent wOF a.
eight or 10 OF the birds Tying close
together and forming the head. while
the rest tyatied behind and formed the
body and tail Al Intervals they dis
appeared This waS caused. ! think,
ny The birds changing their coarse and
tying either Girectly away or toward
me; the former, telieye. in mr. case
some time afte-ward | saw two other
flights. and these resembles the first
exactly, those with me also being sur
pFisest al their snake" Ike appear
arep
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Harry Powers, ~ present manager
OF Iioolev :. sings and whistles at hi,
work. The other day he picked uI
Tommy Hoo.ey ard troited him OF
his knee before he no'ice3 hi mis- AXE
II thought you we're my iitlle girl.
said Harry, my latest born
Then why did you shake me9F
asked Tommy. 1t j. not ike a mar
10 shake n girl ont Of his lap. Yoa
bet I wouldn't 10 it
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Russia leather i made in Connect.
cut. Bordeaux wine is manufactured
in California. Italian marble j. quar-.
ried in Kentucky, French lace Is
woven in New YORK. Marseilles linen
Is produced in MasSaefa setts. English
cashmere Is made in New Hampshire.
Partisan AIT work comes from shop
in Boston, Spanish maekerei are
caught on the New Jersey coast aud
Havans cigars are rolled BY the mil.
lion IN Chicago.
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= An infaHtiie BRiafhisn whose par
poses are some xhaf remote from
ardgoas teil, hut who hAa carried il
some wood itsr his mamns one dag
recently, was bidding her good night
Mamma Have you been a good boy
to-stay2
HopetHs-Yes' m.
Mamma Couldn't you he better 10
nsorfow ii you shoaid try hard
Hepefal ltsoeghtf4llyi-i dol'i
think 50.
Mamma Haven't you done any
thing to-day that you are sorry f1rt
Hopeful tslowiy and seriously ri m
sorry / worked 20 hard ON that wood
nile
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Aspen halfway Fight.

AsPES, Colo. sept. ~ The Midland
has come out ahead IN its controversy
with the Rio Grande regarding right
Of say on Ute avenue. Judge -tFick-
land This morning fined Agent Wal
tiers and koadnIaSter Sseeuy $50 each
for contempt OF eourt 10 refusing to
clear the street under the courts order
The Rio Grande then backed down and
pailed is train of and the Midland
took ap the track, laid its own rails
and stool a train on them
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Texas Republicans will not nomi-
nate a state ticket, declaring that there
Is no reasonable chan OF success.
Captain Jonathan 5. Marston, a pio-
neer resident OF Alameda county,
Gala, aged 81. was killed in Oakland BY
train yesterday.
New York fruit dealers fear tina. the
yellow fever epidemic viii shut out
the new crop OF Florida oranges. or at
least seriously delay IL shipment
Ii Is stated in Chicago that f. T..
Gardner. the opium smnrgieF, wants
To turn states evidence, bat will not
b. permitted, snd must stand trial.
The tea ship spartan, with merchan-
disc for 1acums. was iouled in the
hart,or OF kobi, japan. by the steamer
Whanpoa during a heavy gale and
badly damaged.
FOREIGN.
The report OF the death og the
ameer OF Alighanistan Is probably
untrue.
At the Manchester autumn meeting
the Lancashire plate. 100 sovereign,
as won by Sea Breeze. Ayrshire sec
ond. lie Lacy thisd.
The house OF John Caskinson. at
Moncton. y g.. caught IRE Friday
night aad three children were blraed
to deAth. The parents were absent.
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RsroN DEMOCRATS.
a county rtskst Nominated M.
Frsason FOR Jstnt Representative.

oLxsrtA. Sept - The Democratic
casutY convention net TODAY ana
noatia 4tt,l the foilosins q ket n n.
Urars aualtar. a ~. Ghamacrs.
treasurer 4. h Hey. sheriff " r.
usesx, prahsfa fassEr. q : Prince
and iiestmAn. e0mmi sssoncse T.
Il. Ruih assessor James FFssies. sur
vevof al HAdian. curcuef, e. Efis.
rsiFe. wreekna Ter Theodore Noane.
s-haai superintendent A eoWeiittre
q sl,rec uss appoiatea y conlsy with
a aeisssti "a lrem Masaa gNautx.
which reslltri IA the numinafsaa 81
\. Ffetspu. es Mason. - consolidate
fas faAat representative. The fellow
ING ruasitY central c0naslttcc was
chassn Mm MclAae tahn N Mar
nav, by ttstrauzief. s navgnpost n.
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a GIganlir Cougar.

sFIIlI flFEIEIs
A cougar was poisoned near Lake
Waha. on Monday, that measured
eight feet in length and judged TO
weigh near zBopoaHds. II had killed
2 6ae hooded cali belonging 10 ia -ps ?
Rand. and Eugene BonhoTe who Has
near there, put striehnine in il and the
following morning the monster wa
Gouni dead near tie carcass OF the
calf. Robert stanton brought one OF
lis paws in town and il measured up
wards OF five inches across.
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Return of the Veteran Guard.

RESo. New. Sept. 22--The Veteran
Guard. o. A r, department Of Cali
fornia, accompanied by J. II. Good
man, commander, arrived from Column
bus last evening, and to-day were
guests OF the State Agricultural
Society. This morning the guard
gave a street parade and spent the
afternoon At the track. They left for
san Franci GO this evening.
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Hnw Jonr. rrnp.sesi.

Jones Miss Arabe!ia. do yoa ike
cabbage
Ara6ella-w What a strange question
Mr. Jones.
Il know it Is 4 strange question, bat
pierre answer IT,
i" Yes. Nr. Jones. ! am very fond q;
cabbage
"Ah. ana sad TO hear that
Why
Your liking cabbage goes 70 show
that We we're born for esch ether note
ON COINED beef Why should we nos
unite our fortunes
20, Mr. J0nesiH
They will be married next week.
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A Friend Of the Family.

New YORK SNn-
Magistrate Ito prisoner lis this the
fr-t time you have been before SAe.
Uncle Rast'is2
Uncle Rasfus-Yes sab: but vo
poo obi father. who was jeee TO fsty
years. ! ~as often mp heso lie and
me was Gle fren's 20 honah; deed We
vataa
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Asaststfs7 50 L =
HsE1st Hsnsres---5. SOS. rHssa SETS. ~
~ sse - yasf ae'sus gsa xfak sea vili .ise
u sfaraf
weui.i-sa TizeseHse-sih YES s8eesserr
ar serv J shall be F-sFfesi.y sFsse4 ~
ia e.
Hsi1ss ganarer flsssrs SEA 49, ~. ne.
resxfsel-e. zsrA ueqer dos - A4s
Eazsi 10 aFzp an Qasfs e. roa ratse
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uLArNr.s RAILROAD noSvs.


coast Arrival sf ths s.srr,
HrAtxr. Sess - As The Meet "a (
ta.dsv Il SIS asfevsi uAauimea ~ .
exsraI 3 ls,uas ta the West Coast
ra,fg8sa ia rFtsfeft60a 81 thR tsaSsalt;t
sho0n the an hs thsg carnparg 4
csnt7,s5tsee wa% sufaiusssi 40 sccare
FIeht 81 way tesaar.l sac ce8nty
hi sht ag wav aaA tssot rseanas es3
tse eyva IN t1wn- 4 Hast a sFsft Has
mantle ted thruae aoHk
Tke S&eamcg t3eaesr & St}rr arrived
% hef FIRST srtp g. Hi<ai Toe reOgsc
Are HARRY
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1924 ACRES
To Be Sold
In Small Quantities.

knowing the great demand there 4. Zoe
slnHii farms, We have drrides! - seil the
iAInot7s Asthers Property, sifuated pear
Langley. ~ ine fertile valley offhe Frase,
rtef. british Columbia This vainablc
F2l-srtf comprises 30 acres Of fich Land
anu wiil De- sold 10 blocks az fre-r "a -.
% - acres. Prices viii be arranged a.
epruins - the location aad quality N ~.
tSSa- Terms % payment eTfenafng ever
f,rf7pl 81 seven years. with anDT,as ia
sia.if ,enis. All b. granted II ~ ds.ir,.a
S..a, - I. VII Ray interest," on al unpaid
- -aiitts ~ the rate 81 per cent. Der an
Hstn, Uita privilege granted II pAviur or
1911 purchase price II any tine 49, -
tanning deed ia fee sifaple.
Fer one month after .epterahs, 10 issz =
csssn I'eteuf Esn VII le On the gfouud 10
saCN intending fgiFeha.sr. -. ..,.s. -
This i the b. y ehanse eve, sssy,-sss,s
British Columbia. IN
tsl early AID secure a srleesfoe
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Southern Wtdowers aud Yankee
Girls


Three Yankee girls are teaching
school and I'll bet that some OF our
widowers viii marry thera before the
year closes. Away back before the
war. when Yankee girls used 10 come
South and teach school, our widoWers
married them n fast a. they came.
TheY weFe smart. self-reliant, and
economical, and that Is the kind OF
wife a widoweg wants.
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Rltb BROS Real Estate Brokers.
VANCOUVER. n C.
s. BAXTER & co.

Sls i7f az IL lots 70 salt
l ear Yakima Early Rose Potatoes.
= eAFs orsEas Chilli Garnet Potasoe.
ears Peerless Potatoes.
% tsns Pax-t -zusa ltun-shy H.x
. 'o1s ka.tera @e~hinxton uHy.
"a tone v heat
so tan. Oats.
20 tsa- Er.s arsa sss.s.,s,,~.
= Tens ''r~ans sad k..slea E..rIe,.
"4ss -PrAxas siiis Extra rfoa,-
sears sFskAos Kills Extr. rioas
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0txersA, eps 9Th ? rart or
Pc ia % q iesisu &c AZ "a 80 has
ez'Fa as ~ Cd - y. a. Mcg'a s0sSh, The
sossi7sr. Prise isiRg 5 ger fst
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Peoples Party Convention,

A. meeting Of the Peoples Party Com.
~ Nomraiitee - King county. held on sep
teEntsss Is lsSs, i Ess resolved to hold fht.
county convention for tae nomination Of
candidates fos al county Offices, GA the
SECOND DAY or OCTOBER NEXT.
e. a a rs "A The Turner'S hail, a. tie city
81 seattle
j. wNs further resolved that the delegates
- th-s eeaFsntion sbsli BE elected.
PRIMARIES 70 Re HELD on sATUg.
DAY. sEfTEu zsIH.
s. :. ~, ~ tie usual T.sifs4g places IN the
country precincts and al the folaewias
places iu the eisr
fifsf msHi- t'aaiic school house
s-epu1 Wsrii-G oGrfhoase.
IAir3 wNea-I1kr street hall
FOURTH ssfa-baiiery street eagl re
hoaza
The f1t1ew 3ne nslrt -er - dsisgzsez t.ss-ti
ef-1u fhe rQse zix1s al the Isss eleqt3siri ~
ta- fceqls's Party Ter Alaifef. to b. elected
a. The Fafe q sGs delegate % 1fiy votes.
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PORT TOWNSEND.


PaaT Tow ssSSp. ceFs. - lsf e@sta-
Sas Ncsk t&ds sEl s0 le she us@zs
svvnsfli enc in the ftss ~ = neFt
'Town .Va The AeAFsa wA4.flr a The
Sgoa horse eaa atrea3y ia g&scy -
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Al Aoffsslig isi -cs7 1fs Foters. Wha
sre 1f.gslse1 81 aee ar fAsg3s sad haze
tgs 81 azfeaa
f'Tsss@s see sare ia agierssss o. are
t4ai Aa} ~ i' ss1eg tafavea1i8as
Er csf
- 7ae e-s'ssi siosaty casatals.
ise Il tae faa5t' i,sff
q aAEt EE- caersasa.
-. sNEgsEE. SEES AS
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~ TIE ssOoe fr 49, scrtsa 81
ehsa mHle last Fear al limeses. cfs-
tA.5 cAn 20 America
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AEON
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Ct1u
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SeFt FL
larger o.
fln Toll
Dnfl
blood
pwk an
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NOTICE.

TIVE to PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
eEtstus GafieF the frfu rarne u VIA.
- = as.ss Printing omt any, p.osrd
o. O. = II H0she-. nsssxiEss Almond and
s = psiiie j.. dstag b ak ami BOB pyiut
~ Atss ~ the city - -satf 81. " j.. 10
ihss cav dissolved ~ fas,fs,ai e.,srssnt. HHf-
p Dan els retiring from the business
=, p Gus ftrs - 81 ~ snulirusu ~ Wa
~ ~ fhes and nouaiass Almond under
the eli tim name. Fhe afii collect bills
@',i pa ali Jn startling in4ie bicsiness.
b@i+& seattle, " r. %sfg 8 gsss
Wa. " urGHEs.
i0bG4A.s ALMOND.
HAEFY nASfbfF-
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THE TERRITORY.
What a Mining Expert saw
on the skagit.
roIsrIcs IL rmHxr eorsrIEs-

wsrH Esgsas wesaay 90 the Pert
7sun.~ns sessh~rn- Bss1ss VIII
GenersssIy Aid she H~ss c1ass-
wssEz WAN. ne Tsallrss6 feater
Hap rssEsrs 81 rsyafIsp ce.s-
tsg IN freely.
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pAILf II
THE BES

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pr. T. kilsst
b. r. Ware
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Esheln|
Issae Doh - |
Sullivan WI
Trnee Ol
Icanier NJ |
Noses k0ri
C.Ps stone
Butler's ~
nDidenfs
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BALKx GArxKsT., E.P. FxxRr
President Vice Presits.s
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-07

The police daparinssst spsFs nss p<sfoI
s.z1a-
The Dai.oemen we're oat yesterday sitn
fn<ir ixht apFinz 1slEa<is and snlte gloves
hobk. b@ksf s&s ARRESTED iazf sseni1g
for slesil1s = ala 1sa4<1re1asf T1o .
eoupsni0n-
The ozblc line r1n tso eoaC1ss, Sos. ~
4nd Is yesterday sna they ssfs Gro sdsf al
1sy Iong- Ict4y they az up tor repair
ns~ ern<sins sss PIT In by TIE q. K. q
4 Road yesterday GA st<fiOe-sk. sEd tne
slfses cara hsd to Transfer their Passengers
sf Ihaf pCing nearly al day.
The frss mi1sfEsl tsnk xhieh aas eeeu-
s.e1 . p0silion en fronkst. l0r severed
.~kz sss pzossd yesterday - L1e corner
81 fulton st. ana Ellsworth ave.
on account q fhs Common Couocil not
srting oa fhs osads uan4 Ons week from
l.nsahG fhs saloon uasn sil not % mo-
l-ssed ms wesk Dos look oat f0r nexs
sssE.
Ilr. Watts .as rendered . rsoeption Ia ths
paxlors a. s9sst's dot<i last essnlng oy d.
a Biodketr, after tbs lecture A iarss
naTnasr ssrs pfssent - make the ac41alnt-
saos Of ths doct0r.
The sxeurzi0e dosu the river 20 Grsnd-
vile on ths Barrett Yesterday, Vas very
pleasant affaif. Good "a usic sss i4rnisnet
~ ths Bohemian band fheEs we're oot
Go lsdiss 0a the boat bal many were
ven along ths skons.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-07


II is sometimes good thing to "see our
selves as others see u.s." Prohibiiionis.s
are afforded an opportunity OF seeing how
the Republicans rate them by gisnciDg over
the following list of names complied from
exchanges by the Northwestern Pr0htbitioaiSt:
Asses, fools, idiots, bigots, cranks.
Fanatics. vultures, hypocrites.
Dsmphools, water towels, old grannies.
Pump people, biztherskitss, water bib
Saint Johnnies, lying hirelings. water
apostles.
Water speakers, water preachers. petit
coated fools.
Water gospelers. moral hen huzzys. DEM
ocratic annex.
Prohibition sneaks, hell bent elements.
Enemies of liberty, hydrant retoImers.
Hypocritical purists, water philosophers.
pie.
Temperance lunatics Blind idiots and
fools.
Reformatory buzzards. Democratic aid
society.
Conceited wind TANNERS.
Pharisalcsl Prohibitionists.
Mischief making hypocri,es.
Misguided Prohibition dupes.
White Cross party of purity.
Blatant political demagogues
| Irrepresslbe Prohibition cranks.
Narrow contracted land pirates.
| Empires aud temperance bigots.
Measly, beastiy, mentally enervated FOOLS
White winged angels OF the gospel OF
| Prohibition.
Prohibition apostolic and eyangelizing
ssndhedrm aud synagogue.
Smiling cranks in the interest of sarsa-
perilla; fsnaticism and spruce beer.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-07

As weleoms - tAs birds and flowers ef
Epring - TIE ecmipg Of cur young tread.
seaman. With his bright face fuil Of sun-
shine snd smiles Tue effect OF bis pres
snes On ths stage u - infispislng ss
nouLeenenG Of his coming snd recall hs
clear, 0las esss. soRstimss s0ft aud Ian
qoid. and again. saen the TeqalrsLnenfs of
the roll demand IL. nllsd With that m's-
ehiey0us sparkle 50 dangerous 10 TIE sus-
ceplible lemxls heart There - . issclna-
ton about the fellow. His abandon. per
sooal magnetism. rich voice and roliieking
manner are irrs-is1Abls-
A story - told OF Joseph Jefferson. who
sppesrs AZ Powers' Friday evening ia Rip
Van winkls." that ls worth prinfinx. one
Saturday. ia large Eastern cisy nc sender
ed . check st a BANK 10 be cashsd. The tel
Ter briskly informed him that he must be
indeauned, ss ne was not known TO the
bank clerks. The comedian was ia q guam
dairy a. be bad just r~mitted about all of
his cash 10 bis own bank Ia New York and
the bank In question would close. TO re-
main closed until Monday. before be could
look up some scquaintanes. Joe besitatei
lew seconds. then leaned against the wall
a moment, loo<ed about him IN pathetic
friendless manner aud said IN heat-toueh-
log tones, "Neii, II my dog schneider vas
here be would known me rigid away" Every
ear back OF the wire netting was Instantly
prieked as the cashier quickly said, That
will do. | know Rip, and know that Rtp
is Joseph Jefferson. How will you have 1t
large or small billsf'
Mr.. Henderson has . Monopoly AZ the
Peaplss this week. or rather Mr.. Ashton.
wha has been playing the BLACK Flag
nearly ell the season. tie appears at Man
ager Henderson's Theatre all this week.
beginning tonight in bis new and
successful labor drama entitled "Monop-
oly." There is said 10 be lots Of love and
labor. pzthos and mirth in The play and
Mr.. Ashton can get IL all out.
Mr.. Joseph jefferson, who will present at
Powers Grand Opera House Friday even
ing RIP Van Winkle." has appeared in
that character over eight thousand times,
this being the 18th year he has PLAYED the
piece. The sale Of seats begins a. o o'clock
this morning.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-07
YovA FRrsSp COMMITTED SUICIDE.

You never suspected IL. none Of hi'
friends dreamed Of il. be did not know il
himself. but il is exactly what he did
nevertheless. Do yon remember bis ssllo~
complexion DO you recollect how hs
used to complain OF headaches and consii-
patton, "rm getting quite bilious" hs
said 10 You one day, hut guess it'll pas,
of. haven't done anything for il. because
l don't believe in dosing" Soon stte
that you heard of his death. Ii WAS very
sucdeo. and everyone was greatly surprised
II he bad taken DIR. Pierce's Pleasant Pur
gative Pellets be would be alive and wei
today. Don't follow his example. tn,
Pellets" are easy 10 take, mild in theil
action, and always sure.