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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-11

A SUCCESSFUL ENTERTAINMENT. A large
audience greeted the Lyceum Dramatic COM
pany at Odd Fellows hall, Navy Yard, on Sat-
urday evening last, the occasion being their
initial performance in this city. MY Turn
Next" a farce in one act, and among the
Breakers" were creditably presented
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-11
WANTED--HOUSES.

WANTED = FOR A CLIENT WITH FROM
w $4,000 to $4,000 in cash a number of small
houses that will pay we'll as investment. or Will
buy cheap lot of ground. Property must be offered
low. E. A MCINTYRE. 91S F st. f9-:;t
WANTED-UNFURNISHED HOUSE, WELL LOO
w Gated, by careful family OF four ADULTS nomi-
nal rent for two four months; would take good
care of house for summer months; references. Ad-
dress for one month INDIANA, Star office. f9-3t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-11
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

-
WANTED-nMMEDIATRL USE OF $500
w Tor one year at per cent interest Security bill
Of sale s400 Of silver. Satisfactory reference ADJ
dress ~Eusts,n Star Office. f11-3t
WANTED-TO RENr OR BUY COUNTRY STORE
and Dwelling or Drug Store in country town; viii
Ssi,dx sarns Ad Ms giving PARTICULAR p ~
WANTED-A LOAN OF $500 TO $1,000 FOR 8
~. years, secured by improved property in north
west worth el5.0oo Address ABSTRACT. star
WANTED-AT TIL CLOTHING EXCHANGE
w SOl ~ st. s.w, La hes Gentlemen's and Chill
drens cast-on clothing, for which the highest cash
prices will be paid. Call or send postal fe-3ts
WANTED-THE PU BLIC TO KNOW WE HAVE
Iexas male mockirg birds TO sell at 50 each
sCHMID's Bird Store, 81 18th st. NV. film
WANTED TO Buy FOR HIGHEST CASH
w, price secondhand furniture, carpets stoves,
Ieatners &C. old iron Al metals and paper stock r.
. ElNsTElN, 1909 B S. n ". opp. hay scale. f6-1m'
WANTED-GOOD SECONDHAND CLOTHING,
guns, revolyers, oil gold and silver. for which
highest cash prices W IL be paid. Call LASkEY's
Loan Ohce, 2Ol Penn ave-. corner I'd st. n. W. my2o
WANTED-IT KNOWN THAT FRESH ALDER
w ney Butter Is chmned every morning and de-
hvered in u Id. "Ward" prints 50c per ID Also Cot
tage Cheese and Buttsrnilk sweet MiR &C. per quart
nyS
WANTED-sECOND-H NDFURNITURE; HIGH
est cash prices paid Call address GEO. ACK-
MANN, AGO st. NV. ja25-lms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-11
WANTED-LOTS.

Neutrality-suspicious. PROPERTY FOR Gus
w TONER'S in all parts Of the city; single lots and
large blocks. HEBRON q RAMEY
jal2-1m 1907 + St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-11
WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED - BY SINGLE GENTLEMAN FUR
w nished parlor and bedroom Arlington hotel,
with private family other boarders best references
given and required. Address A q. b., Star office f93s
WANTED - DESIRABLE ROOMS, FURNISHED
w and unfinished. for perma nent department peo-
pie those having them for rent should soon
as possible. ROOM RENTING AGENCY, 612 9th
st. NV. f9-3ts
WANTED OR ROOMS. UNPUBLISHED, EN-
w suite by chidess couple no Housekeeping sunny
exposure; corner preferred Box Al, Star office.
feS-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-11
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED-EyERY MAN, WOMAN AND CHILD
in the District Of Columbia to call at my studio
and salesrooms to inspect and crticise the
Crayon Portraits there on exhibition, They do not
breathe they do not speak, yet il would REQUIRE
vast stretch Of the Imagination to think they did 40
true TO life are they. Price $I0 to $50 Weekly or
monthly payments IL desired. Satisfaction guar
anteed in every instance.
All kinds of frames made to order
large variety of Easels md Mats ON hand
studio aud Salesrooms. corner Massachusetts, ave-
and 9th ST. 80
Open until Bpm
H. B. SMITH.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-10-03

La lutte continue toujouls eutre
les villes rivales qui aspirent d de-
venir le siege de pexposition de
1892.
L'Opinion Pubhque, de Wash
ingtou, public une declaration qui
peut donner a r6d6chir. Ce jour
nal annonce quill 6crit aux mai,
res de toutes les grandes villes du
pays ayant plus de quinze mile ha-
bitants, ct aux secretaries de trois
cents associations commerciales
importantes, pour leur demander
leur avis sur la localit6 Cd devrait
avoir lieu lexposition.
II q recu cent trente- cling repon
ses don't So pour Washington, 36
Chicago, "a pour Newly York, ct l3
pour d'autres villes. On peut voir,
dit pOpinion Publique en- conclu-
sion, que, CONNIE nous lavons deja
montr6 par des lettres recues, New
York ne pemportera pas sans lutte,
La localite nest pas encore d6ci-
dee, le congress aura le dernier mot.
ct lie comite ma pas q s'endormir.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-10-03
Extract dune Iettre de Rome I
la Mi1lerue.

Extract dune Iettre de Rome 3
Ia MinerUe.
A propos des sentiments du
Saint Siege q regard de Ia France,
un Ir6lat qui a joui |ongtemps de
la confance de Pie TX ct d qui
Leon XIII continue la sienne me
r6petalt naguere ces memorables
paroles, quill a retenues textue.le-
ment, telles que Pie TX les lul
adressa des l6poque oh il 6tait
dome de pr6voir les 6preuves par
lesquelles la France aurait d pas
ser:
"H6las! ces 6preuves seront ter
rlbles, disait le saint Pontife,
"mais la France en- trlomphera;
"elle en- sortira 6pur6e, plus vail
"lante ct mieux tremp6e que ja-
"mais pour accomplishment de
"sa mission providentielle. zen
/ al pour gage le magnl6qae elan
"de So g6nerosit6 pour toutes | q
"@uvres catalogues, con zAle pour
"les missions, son attachement au
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-10-03
SA SAINTETE LEON XIII ET
NOS DIVISIONS RE-
LIGIEUSES.

Durant lie mois de Juliet dernier
un certain nombre de canadiens
qui SO trouva1elt Rome, ont OBJ.
tenu une audience ds9 Sa Saintete
| Leon XIII. Deux religieuses de
Montreal que lie commencement pro.
vincial await envoy6es en- Europe
pour s'enqu6rir du fonctionnement
des divers asiles d'alien6s du vieux
continent, faisaient partie du grou
pc admis en- audience.
L'une dele, seur Ste Th6rese
fut longuement interrog6e par Leon
XIII sur le but de son voyage, ct
sur la communaut6 a laquelle ellie
appartenait. Puts SO tournant tout
a coup vers les personnes au pied
de son trone, le Saint PAre leur
adressa les paroles suivantes.
Messieurs du Canada
"Je regrette de le Dire" il par
lait dune voix grave ct gestlculait
en- ag,tant l'index de la main droi-
te, 'mais les catholiques de votre
pays ne s'accordent pas. II y a
trop de divisions parmi les Cana
diens. Toujours des querelles acri-
monieuses, tongues, interminables.
Vous etes extraordinalrement divi-
s6s. Pourquoi ces divisions? Elles
mont aucune raison d'etre. On de-
vrait marcher ensemble" Et dun
geste il indiquait quill men 6tait
pas ainsi.
M. Lamothe, auquel IL paraissait
surtout s'adresser, dit au Souve
rain Pontlfe: "Saint Pere, il faut
esperer que Ga reviendra. Ce sont
des miseres humaines." A quol sa
Saintet6 r6pondit:: "Oui, oui, mais
on ne s'accorde pas. Trop de que
relies, trop de division, oul, trop de
division"
II Y cut alors un moment de 81
lence, dit M. J. B. r. Laplante qui
raconte cette touchante entrevue, ,le
Souverain Pontife gesticulait enco-
re, ct ne paraissait pas pouvoir con
tenir l'6tonnement ct le chag:in que
lu, cansaient nos guerelles reli-
gieuses. Puts il nous invita- d ap
procher.
Et chacun d son tour, nous posa
mes les levres sur petoile en- dia-
mants de sa mule, puts une bague
quill portait au doigt. IL reteoait
la main de celui qui 6talt q ses
pieds ct lui adressait quelques pa
roles. Ce quill ma dit, il le r6p6ta
a peu pres ceux qui vinrent apres
moi. II me demanda d'on je ve-
nais, 81 je d6sirais recevoir ga be-
n6diction; il me dit que ma famil-
le ct mes amis seraient heureux, au
retour, d'apprendre que le Souve-
rain Pontife m'avait benz. II tou-
cha ensuite aux objets religieux
que j'avais q la main, ct ]e c6dai la
place un autre.
Ma]gr6 son grand age 90 voix est
ferme. II parle le francais sans
accent italien, except6 aux premie
res paroles, od son origine italien-
ne SO trahit.
Son ext6rieur resplre la bont6, ct
l'on est tres 4 False an sa presence.
Dependant il ne SQUIRT pas ct So f.
gure garde toujours une expression
grave ct s6rieuse.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-10-03
F. r. LEROUX, Redacteur.

"Saint Siege ct son d6vouement
"la pers onne du Pape." Et Pie
TX aimait a enumerer ces t6moi-
gnages, a signaler les consultations,
les secours qni Iui venaient de ses
"chers enfants de France; puts.
exposant en- termes attendris De
motif de ses esp6raue IS, il ajouteit:
"En assistant le Pape, en- phono-
"raht ct le consolant, la France
"rempllt en- ce quill de plus par
fait le commandment diy1n qui
present. aux enfants d'hono1er
"leur pere. Or, CONNIE Dieu
+" lui, meme promis ses b6n6d1c-
tions des lei has ceux qui obser-
veraient ce commandment, a
"plus forte raison la Frauce peut-
"elle y compter, ellie qui pobserve
{" a p6gard du Pere commun des
Games, " du Vicaire meme du Pere
"qul est au ciel.'
Que de fois ces paroles d'espoir
n'ont-elles pas trouv6 leur digne
echo dams lie cour de Leon XIII!
Que de fois aussi ny a-t-il pas pui
Sc la force de la patience ct de la
longanimit6 regard de ceux Ia
memes qui eussent voulu laser
cette h6ro1que patience ct briser
Punion glorieuse ct 81 richie de pro-
messes entire la France ct Ia Pa
paute!
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-10-03
Deux jeunes gems brules vifs.

ST. CLOUD, 2l.-Hier soir, vers
10 heures, le feu s'est declare dams
Ia maisoD de Michel Hampt, richie
fermier demeurant a trois miles
environ de Spring Hill ct Ia COM
pletement detruite. Ses deux fills,
Conrad tt Alois, ages respective
ment de 26 ct de % ans, ont p6ri
dams les fammes.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-10-03
II y a un steele, lorsque les Etats-

II y un steele, lorsque les Etats-
Unis proclamerent leur ind6pen-
dance, on y comptait q peu pres
10000 catholiques sur 100000
DANES. Or, il r6sulte des statist1
ques de l'ann6s courante que Pon
compte aujourd'hui 8,l57,676 ca
tholiques sur une population totale
de 81 millions danes.
Sur ce nombre, les Canadiens
6migr6s COMPETENT pour une forte
proportion.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-10-03
NUMERO "A
viRIF DES ANNONCES.

Avis de marriages, SO cents.
Demandes d'emploi--demandes de DO
mestiques OH employes-annonces pour
chambre ou pension-annonces pour Oh
jets perdus OH trouves,
Au taux de UN CENTIN par mot.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-10-03
3 classes de l'arm6e active 5000 Ii
3 millions d'hommes!

Soft 3 millions d'hommes!
Comment Sc procurera ton le
nombre d'ofhciers n6cessaires pour
encadrer des masses aussi consid6-
rabies, ct surtout pour faire face
aux pertes qui SO produlront d6s
le debut dune campagne?
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-10-03

Pourquoi ne pas faire plsisir a
ses amis en- lui dormant So photo
graphic, puisque avec l dollar
vous pouvez en- avolr une douzsine
chez NJ. Ed. Thibodeau, % Nicollet
Island.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-10-03

Century Piano & Organ Co.,
Pianos ct Orgues, 322 Avenue Nicollet
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-10-03
POUR RIRE.

POUR RIRE.
A pecole:
Gael est le pluriel ide "enfant?"
j ameau! monsieur, s'6crle l'u-
ne das fortes tetes de la classe.
***
Champoireau entire chez un con-
cierg4:
-Vous avez un appartement q
louer?
-Cest 5000 francs avec lie bal.
con.
-Et sans le balloon?
***
Au cafe, entire commercants:
NE ne parlez pas de Chambord,
c'est un idiot.
--Je ne le croyais que bette?
Ill a etendu ses affaires!
~
Un valet de chambre se,presente
pour une place:
"-Ou a7eZ-vOus servl?
Chez un aveugle.
--Pourquoi l'avez-vous quite?
Ill voyait trop clair dams ses
afaires.
.**
Dams une petite vile d'eaux:
Monsieur, fait rhotelier, la
chambre est de vingt-cinq francs
par jour
Comment, vingt. cinq francs?
On ne volt settlement pas la merl
-C'est vrai, mais 81 vuus saviez
CONNIE on l'entend toute la nuitl
w.
Un fnancier adresse quelques
conseils a son fills:
Vols tn, mon ami, lhonnetete
avant tout; items, avant-hier, un
client SO trompe dams un payement,
au lieu de me verser 1000 francs,
il me compte 5000 francs.
Eth blen?
--J'ai dome 500 francs mon
associ6.
*"*
II y des mots qu'on n'invente
pas.
Une domestique se presence chez
une dame qui besoin dune bonne
a tout faire:
I'm travail que je ne me decl-
derai jamais a faire, c'est de cirer
les bottines.
--.Cest bien, r6pllque irouique-
ment la dame, lie les cirerai moi
meme.
--Alors, CONNIE madame, est
tres aimable, reprend la domesti-
que, je la d6dommagerai en- lui
jouant du piano.
lie jeune Gontran prend sa pre-
lecon d'6quitation: lie proprletaire
du menege, un visux chevronn6 q
ierges bottes Pecuyere, lui dome
les conseils d'usage.
Mon ami =. au bout de vingt
lacons. .. dit-i|, je vous donnerai
mon secret. je ne suis jamais tom
be de ma vie.
-Voicl lie montant des vingt le-
CONS donnez Lemon tout de sulte....
Mon ami :. je ne suis jamais
monte.
Un gendre f6roce Buenoa-
Ayresl "A la suite dune discus
sion, un mari await quite le domi-
cile conjugal pour FUR So belle
mere, Nine X.
LIE lendemain, il ins6rait une Pc
tite note dams les journaux annon-
can't que Nine X. await vendre
un crocodile apprivois6.
Pendant une semaine, la NAL.
heureuse femme 6t6 assieg6e par
des centaines d'amateurs venus
pour contempler le merveilleu1
animal! ~
On parle des suicides:
-Ohl les suicid6s. s'4cria (4ui.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-10-03
L'armee Francalse.

La nouvelle loi sur lie recrute-
ment augmente larm6e active d'u-
ne classe ct larm6e territoriale de
4 classes. portant les forces au chlf-
fre enorme sulvant:
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1889-10-03
On parle des suicides:


oh! les suicides, s'6crie Gui-
bollard, la soci6t6 ma pas a les re-
gretter; quel que soft le motif qui
les pousse a SO d6truire, CO sont
tous des gems qui manquent de- sa-
voir vivre.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-05
me NEEDED rnE MONEY.


l'aEfskAss. Feb There is 40 iaager
say ssasht sbss the man calling himself
1hsfsss etusrs, How confined Ia the city
1aal Dor forgery, Is oge fr.pler. rho silssn-
t'eArva from san Francisco is Deceua ber
last Representative Of the fosT IL EgG.
A1@KSsEs called ga hisa shortly after Be
wss laiestea ia ISL. sfsa sought 50 snterytew
hftkts tat II tslss 49, &a@ ss. 7arsially sac.
eeSsisss. ssasFt was aske2, -Es asss eafar
fszas s&sae Sasfles stuart Tslpissg nsf
ft'1 tsS saYstsfieasiF disappear iFafa ~as
sFzs'tiss'e SAfiF ia December lzxfess The
Fssss'tsss becsSse very mach EN- AagTassssss
snst sfsfn BLEED Ike ; leaf Alter se.s
i.sVEnssais hesitation be answered. aF.isi
tss agwia9 81 tsaf1 sad sable ksxha
49, ! an Esas Tlse saAu suppose arr
causing him 9ots IF trouble, ewing Ia rav
sesesa e8Asiee Ia s4ius. bat nevertheless
Stsas h~t0lex 81 the FssEsss 500 feset - =
n conversation VIA az cd kaisslef before
his s1Fsss, Ssssars came VERY near adnafttlar
that his aalus was Irtpler AMf checked
Afanssa tSyE slsitNfsy aad never referred
- the astna again
AFosn etaeT conversations Of iaa prisoner
pgios % his arrest & = evident ;AAs hss
RAJ Game il CART Charles StEzrs Tripssr
{. :. A.. thai &c is the maa aha s4ystxrs
sstsls aisspps ard ffesa san Francisco ,sss
tteCesaaSr, lie Saskos 30 aSnial ef tAe
tosetsEs cia mtae that he hast 40 Esaaex
an1 csafn sntftseS tze sTifss Ss d s&St res1rs
4 pEasnineus g. A, r. nan aha sagle.a GA
sh0 prisoner ssagSss this afternoon fstAs
llsere Was No 1ssahs ahout the sacaEsss ~
sfitsseF, adding tnss he was sell asa aafslt
- with tftHSeSs sssSes Isl san Frznelsssa
saefvtl1eas = BOW ga isN9t asaeng TIE al
sssl1ser* 9f shsS ei8y ta make essss The
iafEszs And obtain, ii possible, the ssiesse
eS tttrsef. vac = mach szokea ia spirit
1ssf SIS aSsErAe0 II she tA.lcs eoars tais
sifcF5sSesa SslssFts case was rsanEinae4.
san F6ANgaScas Feb. As~Th1 gAeassf2ss
paetssAss 3 stslesaesss that Caps Chss
Sfss&ss Tgspisr. heii IN FnFsLsna f9s forging
saeck Zoe sss6. left fAls cssy short 81 rs
Sesseaats vita the NssaaSe tsezn4
lsssxs 81 Cai&forpss ta the susssuut
q absai k,xas xssniex i tAe
sea e xeii knaNa sssay Sm-saas,
SD WAS sSSsStEatssssrssary az gae i,ssx1
4 Is stated sAas bis ssSeslssS viii rake sssss.
ais gh1eosessaess~ The nSsae s-tsxssSss Ks
tasFttss. nnass wASsA XrspseF registered al
sas Merchants haEni FaxttAaA, = a ngssse
waien he assumed shea 30 wss a4sastts
sa'a AeScatS tss5se ia 2exscsA xtke "a.
ssal English translation ST tbs nsaae IS
tAsT1es starr. ast tss eAFSz5a.S fan
azS2e = tsh&saxs stuart TFtpleg
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fpwn - cou<<nez - hsrx fse wn<<r ses3y
~ - - n fozf<4 6sx ~ yzIT next
n II rE0erke6 zhaf f<e Ch<AA<zs e<sS<
mnGeer. Who bm csxs ~ F<rrixSt - -yzn
fns World. u - frss Lseaofzz<sS sszesA@
70 resign xos nseh- He hss onlT ssecs.
sk<z3 p1Ges - she EAsh&zst pesfzsxxzEr,
sThey s<sdem dc asd zeFer rszsxE
~. feyn1us hns sts1 k1s haIf Interest Il
ras iArxe awB<l - he yxrr1srs EasseE.
xnd VII fx<sbakly 90 SztD snezEex 7xzsszg
kzs5se9 with ssEsssnan inN frssn szs
1h<re II . movement ea fsot 10 rasse
sufHt5ent fazs<s - purrsAze ~ es@gzblF
kuIldtux xzze a. - tHz<H1@HsE1s fz< tssH
Eapk62xs - toezxe s1etr SEMINARY here.
sozne sexn ssn rsees of gsonn4 81 Cxsa-
ff..i: sss cen1se1 % sz.s ksrSsss 1850
e1ubxxnee % Is which Il e a1c<rstssg1
wxs raised ~ gn1xe T. Z. sx-eeas ef s<ztzse
k1o the zffte hsS EeTsr kesc gessk1 p zzzs
zses<4Htsos. Thai sxs8y zeesN IN June
nezs. sid & IA yr5y<@z9 ncw % 1zT ne
msrs advantages 81 Enttalis tsss9Fs =
with Ezet propositions n s1e rsF q
bgfax gr tuiAzlnx SITE 90 seeaFe me seza5-
nary for Eaehasfs The GssboiscA wAo
hare just bsilt hsstsors ehaEch hess-
3fe already r1annang g Eessove sisxsr = Y
f1axT frDa fse Cd 8fxzien Oh Ccwsifx
rrxlrss 70 fhss place. arc wist ne Esss rss~
&z-z7zPkf4 ft4S4kH$ &&&SEA <1S7Fkf+A@1
ready fov occU@0ney exs1Y In tSe s2rz1T
viii f8ske EfskhaIis quite AZ esS2sSFzs;s&s
fEutkr
Nj. Esse5sy. fron E1gisnd. anno9Eees
fEss viii q gsatsegssn ffssss lxkgss ne
VIII ssArr . aassoaxl tsEk here Within q
fex weeks Tie 6esz i good vae. -
tisxre i great and eoassxuf demand f0s
raore money. especially frszn lsgTn~rx asza
karzsste&d<rs Wig wish - rake eEAl
nxrof Lfalse nBfn Der oS .ase i2fser G1ss
were In town thss week hnns1ns snaasey,
bxt with 10 snccess T2e edktgv 81 tl2e
B<f resolved & letter this week from
xeIIxnonn loan association OF Ks1sas
Clry, No.. who also Efssl % locate : f&zk
hsrs. Leg them zil e0rss Gu Lewis
egzusy oEers m exceptionally prof table
fed for insestfzent. and es LEea2Izs IL
the sntsasy sexr. i II the proper place Ter
xBea institutions
Th!steen yogug raen arrived here On the
EAssrdaS nsgsst sxxsa and departed In che
early morning hogrs IN quest cs urs ber
Iaad There are few good timber ser
items left Ia this vicinity, hut with the
xlaersfy with shxea they are being
pennced HTon there probably will ngt lie
one left ia . month-
This week promises n be 4 lively one.
District Court ce1Teaes to-day. bat with
abort docket asxD tie county cunzmsssssa.
era Tues6ay night tbs H0fnafss Relief
Corps give an entertainment Tor the Pres
byfexiaa Guild
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-05
PORT TOWNSEND NEWS.
A social CIab and Its Elegant Quart
ers-Hapauef-

roR1 TDgssEsD, Feb. s-TfIe Esy City
CfHb has been incorporated with ~ charter
members. IH objects are social. The capt
tai stock Is 5000, divided into I'D shares Of
Is each. aud no member can hold more
than thres shares The following officers
dent. Hon. e. C. Hill: vice pFesideut, Dr.
A. II Giennan: treasurer, Hon Y. A. Bart
lett; secretary. NJ. l. Gibson. Temporary
quarters were secured in Judge knhn's
new building upon Water street, which
viii be used I'll Mr.. b. =. Miller has COM
pieted bis handsome brick building on
Taylor and Washington streets. the two
The owuer offered to build 10 any plans
thst the club should see 1T TO adopt. Mr..
WbIfewsy, the wesI-knoEn clubhouse
architect. submitted plans. which were
adopted. The bsliiding proper will g
s WI, . ,xb s'o'e: wiz, s;.Ir. p aea
Taylor street leading mp to the club apart
menfs. Over the entrance win be the
nafne 81 the club. with q key carved uVou
the keystone. At The head Oh the stairs
viii be hall at rigkt angles to the stairs,
leading into the reception room. with side
halls, all six feet vide. one leading into
Into the card rooms, billiard hall aud wine
room. Ia additions 20 these rooms Is an
Office and q committee room. The upper
socr. which Is reached by another broad
flight OF stairs, which land you about in
the middle Of the building 10 the right, Is
the ballroom, lecture or banquet hall. IS
feet By ~, with a Ix-foot ceiling To the
left Of the lxnaing is the kitchen. both
roofns and dressing rooms. The exterior
OF tia building viii be q marvel Of neat
meas. being q combination OF brick aud
stone trimmings. The whole building will
be supplied with electric lights. and ono
vsry pretty feature la the club departments
II the obzerce Of doors. Arches and hang
Ings will be used instead. Work will be
begun upon the buIlding Immediately. and
the club expect IL 10 Dc ready for occu-
pancy withsn foar months.
A tine banquet was served Al the Del
monico restaurant Saturday evening 10 the
friends and members OF the PORT Towns
end Debafing Club. Taere was quite
number Of Port Towasend's bright young
men present. aud they with their friends
nsd sefy enjoyable time which was kept
Up I'll morning. when ali went home feel
Ing thai there was no such debating cinh
Ia the country.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-02-05
Wealthy Unmarried Actresses.
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Isotta has been one OF the inckiest
and most industrious girls who ever
went ON the stage. Success has never
deserted her. Lately she bought two
hoaSes in New York for 500. 600
in cash. She owns the Park The
alter in Boston. and holds the lease oi
the b.lou. She is also the owner ol
valuable real estate in indianapolis.
Chicago and -. Louis. Quite recently
she presented the city of San Fran
cisco, the scene Of her glrlish triumphs
with a beautiful bronze fountain,
worth So. CO. which she built at fhe
foot Of kearney street Among the
other wealthy unmarried actresses
might name Fanny Davenport, who is
worth probably ssD.to5, Mary Ander-
son, who has saved about s9S0. GO
Ada Rehan, who has possibly
slno0o; May Wilkes, ana Emily
Rigi. who have. perhaps. SSo.nssl
apiece Mafde Granger. whe
has, no doubt. $4,000, and Kate For.
syth. say $50. COO, while Pauline Hal,
knanss Naders, Sadie Martinez and
Sci. a Fettsr are aii on the highway
20 sestaHe. Bat II is something, sure.
Ia. ter az American snuhrette Ia have
made million and started 70 do the
grand tour, taking Africa and the
Nahli en- route