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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-12
NEW w. c. t. Z. QUARTERS.
Neat Rooms Fitted Up by the Lssiie,
In the Webster BIoek.

The new quarters OF the w c. II
in the Webster block are tilted up
neatly for the accommodation OF the
ladies who compriss the union. The
doors are neatly csrpeiea While upon
tie walls Of the rooms hang eFayon
pictures Of ST. John. Miss Willard
and numerous other apostles of tenn
pcranoc. About the sides Of both the
rooms comfortable chairs are placed.
On tie eastern wall Of the trent roem
hangs beautiful hand painted ban
sser. while On the southern wall OF the
same room is another banner OF the
same description. In the center 81
the front ROOM i = Sssvieeasale table.
near which stands grand organ. In
she front Windows are several pots of
rare flowers The windows are both
deferred. one FOR the Western Wash
:aefon W. G. r. L. and the other for
the local W, e. T. Z. Il Is the inten-
ton OF the union ID establish in the
headquarters girls reading room.
where working girls can advantage
cusly pass shesr spare time.
Mrs. PArkhurSt IS president OF the
local association, while Mrs. Hand
sske<< = secretary. The association
u hsch 10 at present doing naach work
in philanfArophic channels meets every
Friday afternoon az the headquarters.
when different charitable matters are
gwen the attention that they siessi.
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= 9~as&e- n-s---~
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- Pa<zfe a11crzs<s are conE.1
10y xnnuyed and hlndered IN the Per.
formxnce c< their dates by = certain
class IL vpxs{a IL .s~s.r<s~x.. ~. -.
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AoeS g sn<ze zaeE hare ecns-
Ez2szans from sazee 4Zz<Eesz ERSxera
descc<fTe agency. which makes r.
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.,,S~~sar,~ xrs- a. - - = -.
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-. - - -A1fs Pza
NJ 1Ass1rs = Main street restxzra-
teuT- - sae Seattle nzxmk<r 81 era.
nanss detective agency Gre 81 Sh~<a
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- :. -. :. -zs~@s go to
-. --s1'4 ~ - salaszsxa taai
n< NAs AZ ssnsEyotsc Lere<S1-
4 is'E days ago JnGee Eeynoasax. .
prominent astovn<v fru-n Battle Greek
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-12

Price oar Isse style Few dress silks. Re-
member. we are The ls<gesz importers
Chester CisaEy.
81 all wool. 4esneh French Dress
toodS- Ghexser Cteazy-
New 1859 carsesg. Chester fzsegsy.
View sASeeas. fsse 6ssisn, Chester CseAxy.
New made SUITS for ladies' and csssl9ren
wiz arrive this week. Tokias. sin gsEnzAz;
& Co
BLACK SILKS. we bought saa.eae e an ire-
pc-sers discoaar Ne ear sATe yoa S per
cent Ne~ 1853 goc1x Chesser ClsAry.
New isss style Mourning Dress Fairies.
Chester Csessy.
Enn-osas-ses--we received twenty csses
rev ISIS patterns Oar prices VIII Interest
yea Chester Clea-y.
Oar prices xiii surprise yoa- Chester
Ciezry.
MnslIn T'n5erwsar-we eso~ea aus a
sn2nnfafsosy lot ~ Soc on the Solar. AL
styles. frozzi &c 20 sih cks<te- cas&ry-
Look cat far nexs weeks Arrival OF ksE-
l&ns. SesinArksts, nrg sprlng ssekess
aud Mrxrs. Toksxs. s4age-xs&r a Co
FIyecsrs SSsnch towels. Chester C3exry.
ssc handsome frzszzaeS Night Dresses.
Chester CieE-y.
Sex Perrssex- Chester Eissrr-
lsss style Lsess- Chester Cie&ry.
Sew white Dsszs Seeds chessss Caexry.
Csrpe4ss esyess' carpets CARPETS -
-sssts sxrlvesi fr0Ez tbs E&<f TssTerStxy. -
Txnes7r1es. Ro9y Brussels. Feayesx AID
Irsgrzsrx Prices loser than ever before
Toklzs. ssEgs-m3n & Ca
New Hosiery. Chester CIsa<y-
fzssc fun hnsshsd imported ls1sex' HSsse.
Chester CsrEry.
We ara me headers OF ios cash r-sces.
Chester E1essry-
Nes lsss style Bafssns- Chester Cissrs,
ChssarSafs and infants s&es ezr hr0aae7esl
tssn1ets 5Ess in Fine vAine< q % sz'a ~
each. Tekiks. szzgegzsaa a CO.
81 heavy white Spreads. large sase-
Chester IseIIry-
View soaz-AAnate Px-xkoas- fS9 styles
Immense afIss- Chester CssATy.
Ask 70 set the tsxn salts. oE- sly 2esL
Dress Goods department. Ne TWO xsks-
Chester Cleasy.
ss~inx. fsss. STYLES Ecra hznsz5cn Dress
Goods, 5zsf opened CAesse- Cza&ry.
A fen esoire Partisan ae-zs sFksfsr1
snisxA We swer@ the dzr1Cf LEI Tzers&Fx.
Not Is Be f1sne sssswAe-s- Chesser Glczry.
fssr nax ssxsex of ladies r1sse4 BAsbris-
ran vests n zoe each. T0kl&s. s41ssrmsn
&Co
Hsxs ngselssss Dress Fshrscs- rn6ss
cur aex cesanecfsc1s se are sas ssssSzs
In 9orfe-x Chester Cssxry.
Oar hlg sszs-s II Tseoz2 and cur 8 ssassc
syxssxss< IN sssA-ras yssrfs rs en- tie 1z< -
tse nsxzrs- hays-x- We ret a. TIE dEs-
eoaasN No lots are too Axrze fsv as f1sss
Il WHY we umxsersxA Tie E1aegzt Lsr-
cAaaE1lse srorszs- Css<sser CaeA-y-
New SIX Lnsesrs lsse sAEses casss<'
Cbex-y
xss Hearfssrxs. lssR eoso<sngx Chester
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-12
RESISTING AN OFFICER
A Difference Between \ Policeman
and ana Ex-Probase Judge.

The two o. three hundred people
sanding around the Occidental square
At o'elock yesterday we're spectators
20 a LIVELY scene. in which pessee Of
noe-, Al ex-probate Judge and a
drunken hoto we-e the principal
actors
IL seesas that Thomas Walters. =
drunken individual who had inst CON-
pse.ed e. days term II the county
Jaa for petty Iarceny, ~enf into
rr@seh' $ grocery store Sn NesaeF Ay-
enae. ard insisted upon the proprietor
hEyiag some novels be had fo- sale,
urging IS a reason tAa, he wzs hard
up and raass raise money by the sale
Ct the hooks NJ SraScA refused 20
BAY. wkereupsyn Walters became inso-
lent. and WAS sumTnariiy elected from
the store. OfEcer Webster. Ssatsones;
az the Occidental square, who was
notified cf the occurrence, soon after
arrested . man answering the de-
scrsptso1 gwen ef Walters. and took
him 70 Frasea's store. when he was
identified Is the right man. Walters
watched an opportunity. and slipped
orr az the srore and raa down
Yessr- avenue. hosiy pursued by Of
ssrc- Webster, who struck az him with
the whip he carries 20 keep boys OF
the cable car furn-taksle 1t she cor
ne- OF Washington street Walters. u
bis headsong fsgs1f, ran into team
and vas throw1 "a the groand- 0ffsccr
WeSSte- was GkssEf 10 seize bold OF
him when JGnlaS Rochester, expo
bate 5I1ge, yan ur and wstA a. o4T6
todd Webster 10 leave the man asoEas-
Webster Lifted the Tl1an ~ aud then
faa3ss Rochester szs that he wa< af
0f5crr, Which EAcr be el45ns he had
noE a. aTs. recognized Rochester
sxsL Insisted aEsn standing in wsth
W2lie-s ard Orsieer WEBSTER STrucx
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-12

Ex-sherif s II. Cloaghtea OF Che
balls Is in town.
Mr.. q. W. storey Of San Francisco
is expected here shortly on visit.
Mr.. ]. A. strAiton has gone TO East
ern Washington on business trip o:
several weeks
Capt. 5. c. siadden 81 Company G.
National Guard, Eugene CITY. Or,
was IN the city yesterday.
Judge Thomas Burke lest for What
enm Sunday evening 20 bold court.
He viii return next Sunday.
Rev. & e. Dunlap Of Deer Ledge,
Montana. has oeen appointed pastor
OK the FIRST Christian church al this
city.
Mr.. T. +. Whitney cs Portland
srayeling freight and passenger agent
az the Southern Facs2e Company 5
lines in oregoa. wss ii the city yes
tsrs3ay
Chief az Police Mitchell wen. - Ia
coma On the early morning beat 70 ~.
send the trial az John welch. the
burglar captured here By him shors
tixae ago.
United States Marshal Hamilton re-
tlarned yesterday from Tacoma. and
left en- the night boat for whzteom,
where the district oea-f opened yester-
DAY morning
John r Cenanf, enc os the principal
eens-S 81 the Mechanics mil. arrived
back or Sunday from Cincinnati
ohio whittier he wen. after his fam
ieF. which be brought back with him.
Prssidsnt James +. Mcdonald d
tie Seattle. Lake Shore 4 Eastern
railroad. and Pau r. Mohr enginess
81 the same road. are expected back
srpsa the East about the 18th instant
Mr.. ]. &. Clarke. president "a the
P'aget SQUAD Loan ard Investment
1spns gsany. with headquarters II Po-s
Townsend, was. with his vile. guest
AZ the Occidental yesterday. They
ie.aye this y4orniag fu- hems.
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Two CASES OF BURGLARY.
Various Articles stolen FROM .
Room Thief Captured.

Thomas nssf. ic,terr ST the New
England hotel. had a blanket, a quit,
a bed tex. gn overcast, two pairs OF
pantaloanS. pair Of hocts, and sew
eral other articles at wearing apparel,
ssolea from his recon during his ali
ssnee on Sunday. Yesterday after
noon be discovered several Of the
articles hanging 1p IN Sweenyas
secondhand store en- South Second
street He az once Swnre out eenl-
plant against Sweeny fer receiving
Ssesea property, N Justice Miller :
court. Later in the day the police ar
rested 5 drunken nan, who was rec
egul1esi by Sweeny IS the man that
had sold hiza The goods. he was toe
drunk 10 give his name and wAs
lCsc ked up, sweeny : case Viii be heard
al 9 O'clock this morning.
Wa. Sheffield. an Old man who
claims 30 be a coek By up&tisaz. en-
tered the Essenl al = ledger 81 tAe Ess-
reka house about 3 o'clock SxrssAy
morning and was drought up AZ the
isisszzss Ct y Colts revolver bv the ese-
eGrsat u the room, who vas
awakened BY The entrance ~ his amin
ylts<. goes. He WAS t1rnes over ID
the police aa4 booked as xaxranf.
feSsefss2y he vas found guilty. IN JUS
Toe Rivers 5 court and givea Is DAYS in
the csIs;a gang.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-12

- S*1sM1Go x1MAm Rmm1 1meo 3
Brsad -nasGs KFe1g1x
An accident Of guife as<-sozx nakszrx
occurred IAzt saszr5xy asxhs Il ii
Q caoek zf The TnicE ssock yards. near
Tie race track. O. The ss,se Of the Pr-
eet soznd Shore and Cosrnsssa Il Pr
81 Sound railroads. AZ that ss-ae
fsain No "a cf Che brosd-xx1xp. II
rhzgxs Of Cer1E<x0r Hi, WIS szaysd-
ing u the yards. Eisers coarse os
cars Ct cattle we're h<inE ssnsoss5esi. At
= tew snznEt<s before | o sezoek the En-
K71k OF train xo. &. narrDx -wzrre.
Ehsca wzs aaoux 80 snfnrses late. ras
heard apparently zssoHt tao niles m
the road. & brakeman h<ar-rw !
wisfe light was sent ont With orders
20 step the grooming train. which eors-
SISTED 81 ~ engine and 9 cars Of coal.
VI ben oct little distance the s-axe-
nzaas Light rzs extsrx1zSxhed. AMI
hzF1ng nc matches be returned 10 his
train log another lantern This tine
be secured 9 red lantern ard started
ont aezin When about 3 half mile
o. his wzy be had the l-I-gssEk 70 fall
Into calvert ard again his light vent
'Dzzs- Seezng toe train eiDae NJ hard.
running fnlly II miIes an horr. be
pushed f0rxard, determining 10 SOP
the train By soxue means o. other.
He mel the train shortly. and as The
engine passed BIZ he managed 70 at
tract Engineer SAegrers attention.
The engineer ifameIssasesy reversed
as engine and whsszSsd fO- down
BRAKES But the momentum was too
great 70 osErcczne ia thar short spares
and the engine OF train : <srIek No.
;ts's eaksose With terrible force. e0gn-
Fietesy wres king IT,
No. s's engine and several ears that
followed were &lsp pxeEtr aas5ly
wrecked. No one was Injured in tie
ssnazsh-up. ~ the e2coose was ernp-F
az the time. and Engineer Shsarer and
MS fireman jumped froEz the cab EGst
before the collision Occurred.
The wreekage was noE cleared away
Until quite late Sunday morning The
DANA ge i estimated sr $500. Who i
20 blame In the case Is not known, as
the stories told bT the ere witnesses
differ on material points. Train-dis-
catcher BRAUN viii begin al invesfs-
CATION OF the causes which LED IN the
accident within few days.
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NOTICE.

TAKE NOTICE THAT AL PRISONS
i having esxzEns azksrss she estate n$
tsxtna<fzs ktAee. 1eee&s<a6s k-e asrNey ~
ssuSrv<s - rsrexext sneA claims wlsA tAe
ysece<&xry Ta1fAers ussnza 0ze year fro<a
ire ssafk herncs 40 sAe mxecusET o. nd e.
txfe. 4 Ire ucsc< sf Peesrscsz. fzs<z 4 Pea
EesAsAs-. Sex<tSs-
Is2sess rebruxry 15zh. sss<s
NZrHAgl. KEE0E.
$500 le1sgz-z1l-6ssn
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THE GUARANTEE LOAN AND TaUT
s1snMpbNv AVN SAVINGS Ds~E

Yesler- L<xry building. Mil street opy,o-
site Coznnsrcial street receives deposits IN
any amoaH1 and aliowx interest thereon.
Board Of trustees Leigh !. J. Hunt, Tfz0zn-
as T. Miner, Edx2r1 r. poxnsng. J. u.
Lowm4n. George II. Hei.nfon, David y
Baxter. 2n& Hr- EigAse- Fisher. B&nk
open daily s-ozn a n. to I p IA. S2sar-
Gays q. "A. 10 p m snd =. n 20 p. IA
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ARLINGTON RETlIRAkT.

VIE HAVE FTrTEp Up TIE AzIxxG
w go rsysxmraza In E-sf -ezzzs ssy X. ard
AZ ~sx rre.sr1ss % ssrxe tke fexs FfrzcA
ssFszs-. $500 & kass 81 10 czrsz. Exs<F-
Fsswr yhst she rexrkes x9n-3x wzE Dc keys
.-zss.ssxrrly ~ Axnd cxn zzzz Sc - Esss-
rrevxsal ssscse, bma9m gAfE 0r@r a.
~zxt<
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AxornKE racroEr ron cIxAxr


he I1Ntess xerrzb1e Rum1nhmemz
Up~a Ksxf1is< KeCnna-
4 .sAsouiid gsoFx couseSx occurred
SzEsxasv afternoon on Hail Way Posns
n Easnbrsdgx Chznnes. SIX and rne-
kals rrzie< froE rors Mzdt@e1. -
tween Tom czeary ct San Francisco
ard James MeCznn oE Nanxs.no, B. c..
Tor the sura Of SIS. iarlading gate re-
c<sp<s.
The Ellza Anderson less here n III rs
sfesnek N the morning wish IfG Io.cai
sporting raess aboard. At PORT Bake
gsy asseslt 50 mere "sxEursscrists~ ard
T0zn Gearv. Gre 81 the pwinczpals
wese taken aboard ard Ez5nh-fsee
Chxnnss was hszyszd for. The PRO
posed scene OF sgzion wxs reached Il
2.I5 o'clock p. na-, and q ring was
pitched. TIE 6ghx began 81 81
O'Clock snd lasted for nine rounds.
ending e Gzearys f2ror
Cseary. Who VAS In poor condition.
entered the ring, Il i said. weighing
fts8 F-eand=. Hhise McCanr clainsess 10
weigh bit Iss pounds Tors Cseary.
- n prsTzsgzs ercoanfers. demon
ssFzsed himself 10 be . gsser Of terrible
panis hrnerr ard ct the same TING J
good ayusder. while McCann'g only
eiain 20 being 4 pagiiiss les IN his e.
rac1fy 10 take Punishment. which
elazfa Was clearly proven by his rsssng
n %. seFelsh roEgsd after eleven sue
csss5ye kao<sk-'fnwns, apparently Is
fresh rs when be entered the ring.
Several tines durinx the first seven
rounds dct'aEna sseariy went down to
avoid punishment. which ACCORDING
"a the rszles gantier xhlch the Eight " s.
fought tNArs,ais o. Qnaensherryl Is
not adorable. In the eighth round
Nrssznz went down again 20 escape
the telling blows OF his opponent. and
she referee, q well- known pugilisf gzve
the Eight % CEeary- Bat On ) protest
fr0sn Mcl,Aarlss seconds. and or the
interference Of the erowd tbs fight
went on In the ninth round Nc
Cann again zent down 70 avoid pun-
Sshment, and the match was awarded
- Cleary.
Durisg the fight Cieary devoted his
entire attention 20 Mcfann,s face.
while McCann paid his respects a.
most entirely 20 Clearyss wind, bat
did bat little damage After the fight
Mccain = face presented q sorry ap-
psarance. but otherwise he seemed 81
right Cse2ry came ous OF the encoun-
ter with a swollen lip and 3 slightly
blacksnesi eye.
On :he return trip Cleary announced
bis willingness 10 stop Mccain within
four roands for from 500 20 $500. the
fght TO take place within thirty days
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CASE oT SzALLrox---Andrew Ager.
Of Seattle. who has been an inmate Of
Providence hospital for the greater
part OF the past eight weeks. was dis
discovered several days since 10 be
sffiiese1 with smallpox. The patient
has been removed 10 3 separate apart
naent. and special nurse, hires BIZ
the Seattle Odd Fellows lodge No. I.
sf which Ager is 3 member. IS caring
for him The city authorities have
not vet fully decided what TO require
of the hospital authorities in the
treatment Of the case. Is was stated
yesterday that she hospital would be
!. aarantined. bat this was not done
LIS likely that The hospital viii be
fnnaigated. al clothing which has
come IN contact with the patsent
harmed. and other like precautions
10 prevent the spread Of The epidemic
taken.
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.asa - ks4zgs Esm@Gs Eassg ess 81 fsse
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x.xus..ama i ! u~ash Bnssasxry.

q = Ts3lsf EaFzl EsesE98 d - 81
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EsAxcU L cRAu1uan4
esazi. !. eosovz.-
~>RUx1Kzcu-rsx-y u.rs 90
sun1aes 1An n Senz<ss
fHg cHIRlCfR or
lnYeStm entS
ovTxzKn sY
|@'.ye.eeG.rs
Choice WATERFRONT.
$50 0Gf1- - sa.<A sxes<As ssss ssssA
~Os0O - - sasrsd fsrse<J- YSax
1e&s eere Ws1ex street. naa fsur Ave ~uapr
fFsaf1res esrxyssx rix&x1ss xfwh1<.
SO, 600 L. = l.. sssss = 2 7 .ss
a.<.a.sos. ss1.se So tzx fsEs.
Front Street Property.
$1OO, 900 .:,:.. &c.. - e.. = ssss !:
Tie rsxr fsczax 80 wsss w-sx< Thr<e so<a
carry riparian r1xsss sad tAnx prHrssnazIv
- -. - sss 49,, &c - 5roSsE
hswsss .aseh wEl rszs ssr x1nS rzznrA-
Ersec. 1zze zkc eae~s0a.<h $50 hxsxrars
On lnax sszzs.
$50, 900 r Ts:sss 7, *; s.: g sss -sss
tween MsaA~sa sa4 sssaas
SOS, 900 -ss ss,, 8 II. rs .sss '.ss ::
rexsae@es. Frsne. 81 aas cae- sasren gxss.-
h&A2zce oa lunx tarae - ser cent
Ala 0fN-F1.i -; Via ans ssss.
04OsVOV stSzee. ez exs< sSsze of
Essn1 hsfweer Fkrx1ass 2n.s lan<rx.
Commercial Street.
Ger nm aRIIxGrWs nerKI pa
&yJs0Ou - : tss ssssAe.st ssrsex
t.x he irflagsss hes<l haEtlzss.
500, 600 sa1rss -. sss' . asss'sss g
ssssz fezse< xsszns And wxsAknErua
street
Washington Street.
So, 500 ~ E y !: Is. Sc, ss ssT ., Ta'a
Second Street.
So, 500 Pr ss-sy .. ,ss; s, 90, 5; - :.
ehassss properly Ga ne si-re<
Madison Street.
So. 900 I've so's ssHsss xssissa ana
tc E0fl-rws -. sssiAwsss nsrs<r Il
19soUU sssisss m slszA-
Houses and Lots.
$12, OOO-rrs.ss: ., go. : = :; s sss:a,
and stxtA streets. inc.asins 9 sns rsx;-
$40, 600 TO, o. ,,, : s. s7,. "a: :s :.
the occz6ent&. hosea- On cne iof sa
house that VIII -ezf sar SO q zacu1A.
p-soe. slessee: easy t<rz&
ST 900 Tse Ca, sssas.s. saSsss
streex gr29e1 Loss are eaearsa. ar
naxas Sversoe< the Ss=Ds. and cozsssa
small hozse and a4rmA
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Over the Foot1ights.

Francis Wilson was asked the other day
whether he could distinguish many faces in
the main body of the theatre while he was
playing his part.
Eyes" he replied II can generally find
my friends, if there happen to be any in the
house. l have fallen into the habit of watch
ing the front of the house very closely for
familiar faces, and after my first scene is
over l know just where they are sitting. |
used to think it eninently proper to try not
to observe faces in the house, but experience
has taught me that comedian playing the
kind of characters I am acting should keep
very close watch on the countenances of the
people he is trying to amuse. have fire.
quently singled out some very sober looking
old fellow in the audience for comedy prac-
tice and tried in various ways to excite a
smile from him.
SIT may be a long time coming, yet some
little trick may tickle his fancy, and once the
laugh does come he is sure to follow it up with
Others often excited by trivial things which
never could have provoked that first chuokle
had they preceded the joke that caught him.
don't feel any embarrassment when I see
the faces of intimate friends before me, al
though they are often more difficult to amuse
than strangers, probably because ones meth
DDS are more familiar to them.
81 remember once when was playing in
st. Louis in 'Nadjy' l saw an old fellow
asleep in the third row of the orchestra. Oh,
how he was enjoying that snooze! walked
as close to the footlights as possible, and tnTn
ing to whoever was on the stage with me,
yelled out my line in shrill treble voice
which might have cracked the tympanum of
his ear. 1t accomplished my purpose nicely,
for he jumped as if he had sat upon an up
turned pin, and he kept awake for the rest of
the evening. We see some very amusing
things in the front Of house. New York
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