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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-22
COMING EVENTS.
Anr ExHrsrrroN.

The flns annual exhibition Of the Seattle Art
Clab will DO held In their parlnr room 60. Bos-
ton block. JulyA The exhibition will consist
entire > Of original work. comprising studies
from life, stu life and nature in oil and water.
color. beside many sketches In charcoal crayou,
ink and pencil of local scenery. This 10 the
FIRST exhibition OF the sort ever attempted in
Seattle BY . company OF artists and, - far ~ we
know. in the state. A CORDIAL invitation 10 ex-
tended 70 all patrons and lovers OF art to be
present and IL 10 hoped that the public will
manifest . kindly interest in 20 praiseworthy
an undertaking. There 10 no reason why Seat
tie should not support an art gallery. or. at
least become On art center, and little timely
encouragement from our citizens would be sui.
hcent 90 essabiish school here that would be q
constant glory 70 the city and state.
OTHER COMING EvESTs
The Daughters Of Rehekah viii give IN enter
tainmsnt ., their hall on Bel street, next
Thursday night A programme has beef pre-
pared and refreshments will be served
The marriage Of Misc Matte Tripiess to Mr..
A. T. Van ne vanser. Is announced for Tues
day. June - The Wedding will be at the resi-.
dence of Mr.. and Ms. rripleu. of Kent
The Rainier Club win give . club reception
on the evening OF Jaly The reception com
mitfce 10 as faliowx: Abraham Baker. William
X Thornell aat r. c. washburn.
Next Wednesday evening the Lyric Quaf,ette
viii render some musical gems. both popular
aud classical
On Tuesday night July s. the seattle rines
give formal ball a; the Arnory
The 81 Cecelta's Society of the Catholic church
intend giving picnic JalyA
The First reg mens win give . grand military
ball on the night Of yaiy 4
The Rainier club viii give ball July g.
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PORT TOWNSEND SOCIETY.
News Of Social Nature From the Key
f-fty.

PoRr TOWNSEND. June u-locsi politics 10
beginning TO stir up an interest that will for .
time keep q number OF cur people from deyot-
ing a. much of their time 20 social matters In
usnaliy done By them, and hence 10 is society
gives way 10 politics 1T least for the present
The CITY election VIII be held ON Jaiy Is. and
club meetings are now being held which take In
principally the young men OF each party, and
ihis OF course. prevents them from attending
parties and balls The weather during the last
week has not been ~ all encouraging. either. TO
society-goess. for no one knows " hen IL II rain
ing one hour and clear the next. whether TO
wear summer or . winter dre&a Preparations
arc being maze on every hand for grand time
on the Fourth. and society -soers are expecting
to be In a whiY. durinx the whole OF that week
Some important social evests arc booked for the
month Of July in and sboas Port Townsend
sAwYKRyTussfx srPrIAIs
Tne event OF the week was the marrisgr. on
Monday evening OF Miss Isabel FloFlaa sawyer,
daughter OF Captain ana MIRA Charles A. saw
yer 10 Mr. Frank Blair Tsrsaa. also OF this city.
The wedding took psAcs 81 the residence Of The
bsae's pArenss and wzs sosemaised By Rev. J.
b. Aiexander, British vlce-consaL rae bride
Is one of the most prominent and exttmable
young ladies IN society circles OF Port Town
send and the groom ia vesi-knowa ana sae-
eessfui younz business man. The interior of
the house Vas beautifully decorated vita estr-
greens. ferns. etc, there being "a elegant bridal
bowel The guests assembled ~ $50 ccsoek
aad . little before O'Clock the esre Eoay took
place TIE brides neither walked snfs the
room leaning on the arm OF Mr.. W. l. Hastings.
vnlls the bride followed With her father. TIE
beautiful ceremony OF the Protestant Episcopal
ehurrh was read b. the minister and TIE xsoen
snd bride we're pronounced husband and vile.
The hxsee. . petite brunette. wore . rich
ivory tinted broehe asous bridal costsms. made
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Maze Fossxer. Min Nellie Hanlin. Miss Nellie
C7ayson M Efia Red. Min Ella Couxhey are
also going direct 70 - Psnt - assend the Ma
stcaai eunveution, sfter which they dispsne for
vaf1ous poiufR
Nia Belle Pssson VIA spsnd hsR vacation In
1hurstcn county.
Nn Leila Chisho1m 1eavoo fmnodtnAaly ior
9uFs Gamble.
Miss Emma 1aseeo WIN amn1o herDe1 In
his Locality.
hin Lode 1Ioon vin sseonpau Awssaf ID
Warrington
Mis jennie Lsahard vim sascle asosnd in
Washtngsen.
Miss Ellen Evans WIN yisit il u ssass of
Warrington
Min Abhis J01 goes b Il Connee Sce IL
summer.
Min 4 9. Esvin win visit in Portland with
fYiendx
Miss KiisahssA wooster win summer IN Wis
eunGu-
Miss Maggie Lynch soes % San Tranciaco for .
visil
Miss II Eseslle barnes viii summer Il Hlatne
Nio Mary + HIDE goes 70 Yellowstons park.
Min Katherine Cheassy Vim 60 70 California
Miss Nellie Clayton goss to Evansville. Ind.
NiA Lillian Burroughs intends to rusticata
Miss Lizzie Ament leaves for Webster, Ia
Min Minta Foster gees - Banff. B. C.
Miss ELAN Reid viii return 70 Illinoia
Miss Adelaide Pollock goes to Oregon.
Nts Kate Bisham goes TO illinois,
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WEDDINGS.
wEDprxo sxIIs m vALLuL.

WBUDIN0 BxLL8 n WALLCLA.
On the evening Of Thursday, June ~, Q little
party gathered at the residence Of MIA q Z
cummtnGs. In Wsllula 70 aid In celebrating the
marriage Of Mr. James H. Hamltu, Union vet
erau, now In the employ Of the railroad COM
pany q that place. and Nm. Della Burbetdge.
lata Of Boxeman, 0allatin county, Mon. The
ceremony was performed BY Rev. john r. De-
mon. Of seattle The interest attaching to such
things generally being greatly enhanced BY the
romance Of this especial case found expression
In very generai and hearty congratulated
nKAY-wARD.
Miss Lima Mckay and Mr. =. W. Ward were
united In marriage lase Wednesday evening, ct
the residence Of ire oGlctating olergyman,
Rev. Elliott Brown. Mr.. Ward II young msr.
chant Of seattle and Miss Mckay ives formerly
Of Boston. The par q Was attended by Mr.. and
Nm silas Archibald. The bride was attired In
pearl white albatroso. with wreath Of natura1
oowess. an9s Ind bouaus9 Afses ~ esso-
mony they we're drtvea Immediately 20 their
own home. l,ols Lake street.
YRReY-BKxTox.
Mrs. 7. d Yefgy, Of Helena Mon. and Mr. NJ
r Benton. Of Seattle, were united n marriage
. week ago last Wednesday. in the above men,
toned city. The presents were elegant and
numerouA The bride wa attired in her travel
ing dress. . mauvre colored, tailor-msde suit,
with hat and gloves On suite. They viii make
Seattle their home.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Miss Rose IAcert and Mr.. George r. Brsiden.
stein were married Ct the residence Of the
brides parents, by the Rev. T. w. Brown.
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ANGEL AND OTHERWISE.

=, oasn 10 often abused because Mother Eve
~ - nfov the apple in the ssrpent's face In.
~ being wheedied into eating IT, But II
es.sS cen offered 70 her precious spouse he
- aes have stood there shall .Iahall-I ing .
8 49,, sa merely have said. Apples Indeed
v.r1 TANK you. Mister snake and
s.l aave eaten II without thinking OF con
N.-s NOW. the sous of this niped psaue
49, spoa being men. not women. -
Who know 50 well what their
s 80 endure ought 10 love each ether
a. ~ each other. bat the contrary
ssvs.ss Their hostility is instsnctive II
sss sheir yeu,h-r-xseAssft.
-. - are everywhere more chaste dam e,s
=. 1ak men. more ehaste women than
-sre Old maids than bachelors. ~ RseAser
.nns '.s dress. madam, win never please the
Mn xa asa'ns dress. air. to please the men.
r o'fs other women, replied she. - A.ss.
M !. .a IN In osdinasy cases 50 near mortal.
Ans rrea; and rare events of life Cost
49, into the sngei,a-Raasz<r Iytsss.
sns.. ean thing TIA, rcconcsle- me % being q
-iess s sae fact that can never mary one. ;.
ssuise more perfection from women
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TaE ULTIMATE.

when. Of oil, q e8ici dled III fhs Ssrsh,
Then they wrse3ssa nisa eiose 80 dghaux 9ress.
Laid his faittfsl weapons him beside.
AMI vita ssefa xks silent tenderness.
10 . boat ~ias-tgsgnitd Do he tide
Paced mas dssfh-s o ] sots rushed him forth
Theace 20 dr1ts a NiiI o. wint and fats
TIL .. last he found the Ultimate.
Amply weaponei - with 60 rage grim,
Pro e along ~ dzath bgss iskc u lsnn
] wouid 1ay ioag rex a1d Fam ii wait
For ubfte tura u TIE and ssn
For gus g. uie1 80 break sssa blow
Love asa land saa lis awas ffsm ns.
Fayorinx. Haril Rslsis aad go
Pas e&Ss beam xsst 81 ios ssoundsry
To the waters Ssnz rauai rsf fate
To the wina5ess. usosres Ult1mxss
--EirAaFd 4 Eurton.
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n e Akif Me. z 4. D. Nar. Mr.. II II
suaavsn. Ax MexabA. Mr. seer Guix. NJ
1cdosiey, M. J. Gafzoxh<r. n. C1anA
Wn9nf- III r. No1uw. Nr. a. Deiteue. n. n
AeCsnys II. lohn Do1fe NJ 4 rver~pn NJ
IN kobeua NG r. Z Harris II. r a Wsush-
-. As. C. N0rdlnnA. IL. ]. ncYltsxiek snd
Mr. Z. u Narhte
m Irvvs rxv-,~.,~.
Mn h II r>vf. - $500 - -.
home. TeDfh - Iee1s,.c. - r,SS~~ =.
Gcshtc hall. VIA 4 hse-ess.i ~-.I -sraov
tassefuIIy df.red- - de~r.~s.e -ssn 1890.
poe1ed ierna In a. 1920 ,.er,,, ~. .nnsr,ss
Of the seasonss dove ~ -. 80 sr6 ev,rv
ssailabls spos supoorse6 49,, hss,sv 80 49,.
rance In cut sasss hs-,s -. 49, ..,s.s -
dintngyocm siso blor.os.s6 q es.,, h~-rsx -
tie table wers pssr-a h,~i. sr.sss.s,s -
flowers shas reAeefeA sh~..s.Y-~. 4, 80 rvsi
mirrors below. ~ fnnch -. errrs.iss -
rfepaxntso~ "a .~-ss- - :.
Nh JamS~ N~x.-.s. ss
MA Hnnsoen. ~. a u,s. ~ a
scurry ana Nh Geo.. v9,,,,.s-
80 .~n
nt~ w.. 49,.
sare,f.s..x~x - = - Aine jim.
cet1sr .s--ss -. 49, q Alanie saesou. -.
eeIecss.,rs - evening. AuMcA'
sfms 49, -. ~ - oancin3 msxkea ne
shedr 49, = - -. 49, Ane suess. sclveu
NO. 49,. -. - 80 sspPoL 5onns =
CO. nseaa.,, ~ VIA bryde. Lille Ienney,
n~i,s n. ssssas syoes. fead flaming.
Emma Moron Y..hs, ~. "a. rs..s,a A..
GrifBth, Charfss Norson. S.hr;s usneer "A
tendeu. Guy Cotton. srsnIsv Hsnroc Ieryr Hsch.
man, Al Bush. jseh n,sin~rd ana Arth-,
Glasman.
sc~,., -. ~
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-. g. essssava y = 1ssas q. -
wns ssks = ~ - sAs ssa, "a . 80.
- 800 ~ - - heads pceh1ne -
-. :. eea.a,s tsasus = saly sAsps sne>es ,o.r
Aevfng. ssposese
- 49, en- sssnnss, ! ar.vs.~ No..
lefd = : -Seaeess-
= sAink 4 = - epwssases 81 vo-~- vsseh
- - sush tnasnss haasn. ge.s.
enan. = slsa deaesens d pAyuss,,. oese,-
- s.cs'e nna = nora1 eour1eA"-vJcsov Hsgo.
go ~ eenessiiy cons1seeas In sheir -
~ aching ola "--Anns C. Axek.
hsssver the women sss god. the nm a,rn
v.u ssco1e good and wioe- ~-RsscA
ne TO 49, Of voman's nature srs ven por.
usyed = ~ following sslseslnns:
Ven 80 - ~ talked . = hssov nsn and
so0se cniidfsa"-LSvd 0esseyteld.
70 nan can live psousiy a. de righssous
w1theat Win. "-RxcAeey.
woman lost ~ Eden, such = shs aI0us
can rsssose H. Walter.
word S-GoefAe
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yEsriBri.gD TRAM sEavlcg

over the SorsAern Pacific railroad. dining cars
and Sesran@ cara ever fag In the -ear. seattle
10 Chicago III znsieS sbs sFs9sxfes route. Second
elxm passengers, too. ara Afforded exeelis as scr
COMM oasts0ns.
fHikzs THREE hoe r. AND rAIkTY~s;x NisUrxs
saved IN reaentnx CHICAGO via sfsis line A.
GAiihsrs. city rcxss sxsnI rs Secspd street.
Eo<zoa block. h Ionkin. ceroS ticket sxeEt
cxat1ses
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- - e 20 a, and these people are always
IN dD4 onsa Their clothes ere never
- p them. the old lady with :
~ ~ tocs. fully exposed 70 the light
~ nuloyo bonnet and roeebuds, hes not
~ orsea Tbs little woman with
1oUnOt modify the color By wearing
1ueoD n flashing proximity. NOR he's
o - 19lnss ios dyesk The mother In
- 0u sssDe dFss and machine turned
~ haNo that intuittve idea Of the
IT 111r when she accompanies her
= ~ nntlsroy con. velvet suit, white
- sash. high hat and cane. The
- tyre Of woman who affects the
tou ctnfeeque style Of dress hes
~ ~ In this day and generation
I11 m ~ evofy type Of woman, and Il
- r i1ssiy. o. b the aid Of her slass,
~ 1otosnIne her type. che can BE- we'll
41o61noulty 3 many 3 woman MAKES
n moou 1iotake IN Determining her type.
I ~ toDoquenfy eoes through life badly
Aealn many woman never realizes
f0cnnoe q the small thingsin her toilet
~ - u6oOn Of the right sire may
- ~ u whole make up, u Il b too
~ anet the hight color, the e1Beot Of IN
ky1n pleasing totlet may b enttrely
- xornasd in 81 honnet instesd 81 blue
psotioc0s uuA
nv days 80 thefo ~ eale Of summer
i - : populnr dry ooods store Of Seattle. The
Nement coDprioo6 ovosy solid shade, every
n - evUry varsity ~ 6oeescence Ii designoL
0mo I'm Interesting 70 note the anita
ouen ~ WoDsn ana the goods a
r. NoGdo1 avoirdppois and prp-
- -. end emall panpe wonan,
- the same piece. pearl whits
s te(y ae4snA woman with sAllow
l,ee oiecesd trying shade of gray, and
vno 40 tnrnisned 70 society quail
T.. yE pofchoseo dainty pink. Many .
pad .lN y. - however, gave testimony In her
~ ene UNDERWOOD the relation BE-
.z.. 3 -sEseH ana the article purchased. A
~. p. sones recenuy rom high authority
%z ssas - -. essween sne eees OF tWensy-nve
Is ~ mould venture with black. This ID
49, 49,. ma 70 many cases hsartrend-
~ 5s..s ss...s snu.'o W nn may wear NOS
-. &~-E 1000 ~. Win ieau'y' nus
~ss-s.s = - wensy'uve years OF age sne
= @~. : non .es warciooe unt'i sne 10 lot
s.sSs u ss .sn - tne question: OF instinct Win
oum = pronounced well dressed II "a
5n e woman without u can never DO
DAssk s.~st ~ VI nseuAean = VI
49,
- -. - ws's.s. showing no oarss or
~ e-.s ~ sulssed ~ the meek ana waist
1Sss.s sa..,,s ~ osek. are used fer AL sorts Of
vS1.s. !. ss~1,. vue OF the so.caiied Empire
- hsm ~. . sa,s .s'ss very iuIy arspea IN
~ = - ~, -, .A"uusl snu uuueI,m
olecsn6 ~ 49,. $50 ~ - ss.n VI corseies
~ arnh - ~" SUI sessns nssly 20
1I,sss 49, Iuu ieg-o-mufton or bishop
kkkoa,h ~. -.
$3.50 n ~. - s,I ssa'u.a cnsnsss =. uo.
tnk6ooa =. wo,,.. .s ns apou ~n,ea plessns
eh,ovsaion, r. ,s,r . - = su eau,e ssl'es
- dnels lam ~ ~. $500 ~ .s
olosewn from remnnnts Of y.riors novel a.
0nQ hbricx. comb,uins them v,th sueh
afssque eject thatth outvie many ( richer
~ node Of single material.
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To wesk b. bssn marked b. no social event
much Importance. he obstinsse, rainy
nex o. the nsst paFt Of the week making
fyone afraid % launch socfal
svsnL But when the sun appeared a
iass and de clouds disappeared, ciossng the
nood easse, society expended IL psnt-up e
IVY q ~ eosts Of ittais outinsa constssins Of
umes consistang Of card parties. small informal
nops ana elegant little lunchsonA The events
u NE week are recorded belov.
coHcoRpiA cLuB'a nor.
Inc Coucordia Social Club gave a informal
nop g - members oud their whiting fsfende n
Chishoams ha1l on Tuesday evening last. war
ners oroheetsn furnished delightful muac for
ne occasion and dancing VS. INDUCED in untii
0ciock n. Refreahments wers served
sosouehoue tho evening and Tie whole afrsir
w. unloahtedly decided success. Mr.. WI.
Han ktsssxi. NJ. = Mossenstsin, III. Rusene
Lesinssy and Ar. Z Rosenberg acted on the
moor committee, and Mr.. L Buxhaum, Mr. n.
Wilzinskt, III. L West and NJ. n. a. G3ottstsin
- receptlon COMMITTEES. Among those present
were: Mr.. and MA ". Kierski, Mr..
sne M Asfonsso. NJ and MrA
Mr.. and Ma 1. schoenfeid. Mr.. and Mrs >. ].
Cole, M. and Mrs. @. Minehill. III. ana
hr1 A. Levy, Ms. and Nrx Pot
ter. Mr.. and Mra r. Nerxbsch
6an frsncisco: Mr.. and Mrk Idelmsp. OF Chey.
enne: Mis- Cohen and Mios Kohlman, Of san
frnncisco; Miss freeman. Of Portland: Miss
Kterskt. Miss WinehtIl, Miss Kosn, Miss spiegsl,
Mis- wilstnskt Miss Cohn, Mr. W. wiizinaki,
NJ Z Hofgenstsin, Mr.. l. Veil, Mr.. l. Gost-
stein, Mr.. = Mayer, Mr.. r. echoenfsld, Mr.. T.
Lestnsky, 1r. A. Htsiu. Mr.. l. Hirsh.
land, Mr.. L Buxbaum. Nj. y. Kierski
M. D. winehtll. Mr. q Devy, Nr. A. Guttman,
M. b. Millsnes, Mr.. l. Blalk. Mr. .. Ephraim,
M. 4 Piatt NJ d Lssinskt and M Lsvison
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The concert 10 b. given BY tho I.yrio Quar-.
tctte the frat Of July promises 10 be one pf -
most enjoyable musical events Of the ssason.
The qusrtette has appeared In public % two
occasions, rendering only cne selectiou 8 eoch
appearance. The general opinion formed an
expressed by these who hare heard then b thnt
the quartetse IL fully capable 81 pfescnt1ng =
concert programmes in highly acceptable ma.
ner. The quarfetee n cOmposed ef Mn -. =,
storey, soprano Mrs. seville Treat. coutrnlto;
MI w. W. shaw. tsn0s baritone. and Mr. A. ~
Brsymer. bass zach memtef Of the quArtet1o
is . solo Singer Of merit sud the peculiar suceeeo
that has thus far attended their efforts IN eou.
cerssd work Is due y ne Quality OF the several
voices, which admit Of unusually psrfeet baend.
ing. Mr.. L. A. Darling. the accompanies 81
musical director, Il finished musician sd 40
materially In the proper rendering a. The Guoos
tessexL Mr. C. W. Wright. the pianist II 49,
arrival In Seattle and II probably ooe - III
finest pisnisss that hss besn heard IN this ely.
He viii mako his hrst public spps@anns - y
Lyric Qnartetsa Following = the psognnmes
rAxr {.
Country Fair waltz song .....................Ao
Lyfic Quaststta
song. The watcher .......a...osfbo
Nj. Braynsr
MA storey. Nsssrs shaw and Braynss:
Piano solo. s.sscoBd Rha1e01iss LIZ
Mr. g. ". Wright
Duo yes nan' ss.s song siase.sSsi
From the Valleys and Htlls 80. 49,.
10000 Iyr,c ousssssss.
Mr. Shaw.
YARr IL
a. "Forsskenv -........s... <sc.ee
Jack and y., rxn ,ss 1870
A. u
Mrs Storey.
Inv Mrs storey. Mn Treat Mr.. shsw.
Mr.. Wright
Solo, "A Summer Night, .Ih0neo
Mrs. Treat
Dun. aOh. That We Two were Mayfng~ Smith
MA Trsak NJ shaw
a. "Rfveiescff .,...-...-..-.s..-...... rInS1
b. .Good Night .Arsanged ~ sseeee
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Hat SOCIETY DID.
Drjeht Side Of Life in the
Queen City.
- CAUSED 4 QUIET WEEK.


- = - Concsnss tfpood Win woun,
~ ~ C0n1octt ~ 10y the Dofok nDW9
<<S f11u1Gk - guaBd af the waters edge,
s r - go shadow Of bush and sodGo,
- = hiooo3f sweet love song.
kDoue4fRba, D0afh1nk0
Ibo night u long.
o@gsye : e:igns sne g i ~ yI me nsnt, .
= slouaine 70 through the vallsy wsnds
~ With the - In harmony bloDde;
~ ~ 4 r living, and love never old,
koc1 ksefo watch oW The stsaGgiing
~ dpp. With IL touch Of ssh,
slntm1 Ma,
Dvi9hs \ shins sye.
- - firno vhen the church be}le chimo
- r. ~ Ike thy lovers rhyme"
- plusws bsak Der the rook-shsltsssd
= he moonlight b faint = ghost,
Mny Ashef. bolore his shrine bows
= RI hfs dove. and candle he voWh
r. vkiuoen In solemn refrain
~D16m e(ssee
IooDe again"
nUDopjpg bg hear the lovers cfy
49, ell back he words with d9h-
p nsnan vaIlsy. b Caucasus nows,
ndfc shores the melody 00ws;
3 - - aome that the lover sings:
80 WupdsSful Visions are wrought,
- hui 81 mine,
& 1b0u oTt my thoughtp'
oome md 90, Times sands slowly low,
-FlaseI Scott Efnss.
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-Four dosea Of Moose's Revealed Remedy win
nsske ycu FEST nsts~x. II IL aen't you can get
3i-3S Of any druggist
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AT THE PLAY HOUSE
A Week Passed Without y
Single Event.
sur THIS WEEK is 4 GOOD ONE
The Fsness Madison square csnpSnv
allied Fer Three NixAts - :
Masinee-Dranaasie Nosse.

The past vsek he's been barren Of tAeaksieca
cvenn The deon u Turn Hal theaseR woro
ROT opened once In the seven days savs onco.
wnen Al Aorrtzoey. rsprsscnting the 4. n HNl>
placc Ill Of tie eharacsrys IN -Aunt Iock. ~
the stage. That hs concluded The eeas % u -
neis . shown By the engagement ~ ~ 60
pAny Tor three nights ana masinso thh 49,.
This wiii undoubtedly b the tAeonicsb
event OF the seascn- The only oshoe|
amusement feature promised for NJ neaf faeurol
e the concert 70 b given By the Lyric ouaaso1n1
Julyl l. q
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4 God many thinss might have hosn shat
were not both In the social as veil = The buai-
neD world. II u he'd not rained Modday. Tuso-
day and Wednesday. But especially wm this -
In the social world. lava party was planned
10 - given By ArA Whitworsh wednesday
might. and conversations was planned Tor one
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-09-18

znalazfa sic raptem W odosob-
MENU. Ma czem VICE. mow,a
one, oprzec wsrod takich oko-
licznosc1 zblizenje sic Rosyi do
Niemlec? Jest ono po prostu
nemozebnem.
Wiadom osc, jakoby Car przy-
rzekf cesarzowi men,, 2e W
jesieni przybedzie carowa do
Berliua, wymaga jeszcze stwler-
dzenia, a zdaje sic JUL z tego
powodu nlezbyt prawdopod OBJ
ma, ze car zamierza spedzic je-
sien W Krymie z tego po.
wodu zrzekt sic iuz ma rok
bie2acy zwykfych odwiedzln
swych W Kopenhadze. Post
zas doAosi, De W jesieni wy
blera sic cesarsz Wilhelm ma
polowanie do Austryl, gdzie
bedz1e gosciem cesarza Fran
clszka Jozefa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-09-18

" tym czasie byli wszyscy
zatrudnieni, Mkt nle promo.
wal, chyba kto zyczyf sob,e
tego; ME widac atoli taklch,
gdyz ochota do pracy jednego
poclaga GAIA sta lnrych wspoi-
braci.
Nowi przybysze mogliby
smiafo udawac sic wrrost do
tego mlasta, gazie znajda
pewne zajecie, zwfaszcza, 2e
dawniei za'nieszSali mkomu
ME zazdroszcza, owszem wska-
"a mle]sce zatrudnleria.
Jest jeszcze CO wieceJ do
pisapia o nasze) Polonnli, lecz
reszte odkfadamy na pozniej.
JEDEN z PARAFLAN.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-09-18
SPRAW w XXI
ZY DO w SIX E..

W Kan. Pom. czytamy: Od
dfuglego juz czasu mleszka W
Biafystoku lekarz DIR. Granow-
ski. W pazdzierniku roku re-
szfego wprowadzil sic on do
zajmowanego teraz domu z
obszernym ogrodem.
Ow6z do tego ogrodu, do
ktorego jednej strony przy-
tYka przestronny plac, za|Sra-
daily sic 2ydziaki jak szarah-
cza robily ogromne spustosze-
MIA W ogrodzie, zrywaiac
wszystkie, nledo]rzate nawet,
owoce i niszczac do szczetu
kwiaty i ]arzyny. Gdy wszel-
kie srodkl okazaiy sic darem-
ne, dr.. Granowskl rozkazai
sfulble czato vac ma nieproszo-
nych goscl, ale zwykle czaty
te byty rownie3 bezskuteczne,
a gdy sic zdarzyto, Ae temu
lub owemu 2ydziakowi prze
trzepano nieco skore, MONA
byfo bye pewnym, il wnet
nastapi bombardowanie ogro
du kamlenlaml po "a szta-
chet.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-09-18
ZE SWIATA.

Cesarz niemieckl, od]ezdza-
lac z Petersburga, bardzo ser
decznie zegnat sic z
carem, ujawszy go W objecla |
calu;ac po kilka razy, lecz
mimo tych czulosci, piszq ga
zety nlemieckle, ae car to ME
narod rosyjski, &e Aleksander
III, choeby lie chclaf, pedz'c
musi przeciw Nielncom z na-
wa1nica panslawlzmu, to jest
isc tymi, korzy, baczac ma
testament Pio.ra Wielkiego,
caly SWAT chciellby zalac
Moskalami.
Dnia 26 Sierpuia stanaf ce-
sarz Wilhelm W porcle ME
niecklm Klaipeda.
MoshleusA5e Wadomosti II.
trzymu1a, ze o pokojowem "a
1atwlenlu kwestyl bie2acych
wcale mowy bye ME moae
Nlemcy ME moga przysta6 ma
to, ably kwestye buigarska
zalatwiG q poszkodowaniem
Austryi, Rosya zas ME mole
dopusclG do tego, aby Francya
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-09-18
z K A s ZU B.

W tym roku urqdzaje So
lepsze, nlz W minionym. Zboza
wydaly plon obfty, tylko kar-
uone nie dopisaly, bo by1o dla
n1ch Ia mokro. Zniwa byi}
uclazliwe powodu uIewnych.
desZcz0w.