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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-09

drummer boy in war times, and found himself
In Cairo, Ill, where he joined the stock COM
pany OF the Defiance theater, in 1862 He played
utility parts, sang songs between acts and
played the snare drum in the orchestra-all for
IS week.
"The DazzIer" after o thorough rehearsal In
New York, viii play one week in Jersey City,
and then jump direct to San Francisco. Kate
castlston is the bright particular star OF the
company.
The theater-goers Of Seattle will have an OPP
portunity Of witnessing Sol Smith Russells new
play, "a Peaceful Valley" very soon. He viii
have an excellent company and some beautiful
scenery.
Dir. George Vessels and Miss Isabel Morris,
both of New York city, have been engaged by
the Cordray management to I'LL the positions
left vacant by Mr.. Clay Clement and Miss Agnes
Lane.
The reserved seats for entertainments at tho
Seattle opers-house will hereafter be sold at the
Hansen d Bros jewelry store, FOG Front street.
Ida Fitzhugh, late prima donna of the Duff
and Conreid Opera Companies, will be with
Thatcher's TUXEDO" company this season.
The engagement of Nine. Sarah Bernhardt al
the Seattle opera-house 10 for one night only,
Thursday, September 24th.
Kate Claxton is in England for the purpose OF
securing q new play. She will return in Sep
TENDER
Dorothy Dene will be leading lady In Nat
Goodwin's company this season.
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Port Townsend Militia Notes.

PORT TOWNSEND, Aug. ESPECIAL Since the
return of Company ! from Franklin the mem.
bers are manifesting more interest than ever be-
fore. but are seriously retarded in their efforts
TO become proficient through the incapacity OF
Captain Jones. All the members who were on
active duty at the mines have requested his res
iguation. As last resort, charges in addition
TO those flied last March with Colonel Haines
have been filed with General Curry, and Gov
ernor Ferry has been pettioned By the entire
active membership 70 suspend him pending
their investigation.
company viii hold a business meeting Mon
day night. Several desirable applicants have
expressed a desire 10 join the company upon the
settlement of the existing differences drum
corps is one of the new features of the company.
Ben, the "mascot," has been presented with q
new collar, and carries himself like a veteran.
A gymnasium has been started and part Of the
apparatus secured.
Sergeant Henderson. of company, passed
through on the Kingston Thursday. sergeant
Bryan, of the same company, was here last
week.
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Dramatic Notes.

Val Z. Love, who for some time has been
playing az Tacoma theater. represented that
he was q member of Minnesota Grand Army
post An investigation revealed the fact that
no such post existed, aud that u name such as
his could not be- found among the archives of
tho regiment in which he claimed to have
fought during the war.
The Grand opera house at Minneapolis will
open its regular season on August Ii. This
event will be very interesting, rs upon that oe-
casion Sol Smith Russell will produce for the
first time in America his new play "a Peaceful
Valley" by Edward E. Kidder. This will be the
first important event in the record of next sea-
sons theatricals
The revival of "The Twelve Temptations"
after a lapse of twenty years. and upon such a
stupendous scale. is the most striking illustra-
ton of the advance in the methods of spectacu-
lar production. Eighteen years ago such a
production was only possible in New York and
some OF the larger cities.
Fred G. Berger has engaged an exceptionally
strong company for Sol Smith Russell this sea-
son and Walter Burridge, OF the Chicago Audi
forum. is painting an elaborate set Of scenery
for the new production, "a Peaceful Valley"
which promises to be as great asuccess as "The
Poor Relation"
II is stated that IL takes two special cars, each
seventy-six feet in length, TO convey the scenery
and properties OF Gilmores spectacle, 1.-The
Twelve temptations, While the costumes OF the
six ballets are packed into one solitary trunk.
The ladies evidently dress most comfortably for
warm weather.
The favorite comedians, Evans and Hoey, in
Charles H. Hoyts funniest and best play, "a
Parlor Match" VIII follow the Twelve Tempta-
tions" az the Seattle opera-house. The company
will lump direct from New York to Seattle with
out stop and open their season here.
The Sisters Levey, the well-known English
dancers are with Evans & Hoey's "A Parior
Match" Company. All three of the girls are un-
under the age of 81. aud their contract with
Evans 4 Hoey was signed by their mother, who
travels with them.
John Roland Reed, father of the comedian,
died recently in Philadelphia, at the advanced
age of S. For half q century he had been con-
neeted with the theatrical profession, and in his
day met most all the great actors of the country.
Mollie Thompson, one OF the brightest SOU
brsttes in the profession has been re engaged for
the Hustler Company, IN which she made so
decided success last season. Miss Thompson
was last seen here with "A Pair OF Jacks"
George Parker, who was the Jack in the az. S.
Mall company last season, has been engaged by
W. A. Brady 10 create the soubrette part IN
sport McAlister." Miss Parker viii Introduce
anumbsr of new specialties.
Henry Woodruff, formerly the Juvenile actor
of the Madison square Company, and who
originated the part of Lathrop Page in ''Als-
bama," will be member of Nat Goodwin's Com
p2ny next season.
SOL Smith Russell has been acting for twenty
eight years, and yet he il only &. He was q
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TACOMA WANTS 0ATLINc GUNS.
A Battery to Be Formed-The Fife
O'Brien Dispute-Psy Of the
Soldiers-Notes.

young men have ysigniied their willingness to
join the troop. 1t is not improbable that the
company will be organized independent of the
state militia.
On last Tuesday evening Company held an
election to fill the vacancy caused by the pro-
motion of Captain Green to the lieutenant-col-
onelcy of the First regiment. First Lieutenant
Booth was the choice of the company. Second
Lieutenant William M. Calhoun was chosen
first lieutenant and Private Theodore N. Halter,
second lieutenant
The purse hung out for the prize drill, which
was postponed from the 4th of July by the mill
tia being ordered to the mines, Is still up and
the drill will undoubtedly come off sooner or
later. Opinion Is divided as to what date should
be fixed upon. Some prefer having it on Labor
day, which falls on September 4; others talk OF
Admission day, but this Is impracticable, as on
that date, November ], the weather will almost
surely put veto on the drill. The strongest
opinion is in favor of fixing day in the middle
or latter part of September.
Company is drilling regularly twice week
under command of Captain Allen.
Three members of Company are still at Gill
man serving as deputy sheriffs. They are Ser
geant Sweeney and Priyates Caughey aud We'll
bron. Company has been drilling regularly
again on every Wednesday night.
The dissatisfaction over the failure OF the
militia to receive their pay is spreading, and
many members are talking OF applying for dis
chargea
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THE CAST.
Sol smith Russell i'm a New PLAY.

Our play -goers are quito delighted with the
idea that the quaiutest and most enjoyable
comedian OF them all is to be with US again
Next month Sol Smith Russell presents his new
play peaceful Valley at the Seattle opera
house. Sol Smith Russell, as everybody knows,
is the one comedian of his kind. He is inimita-
BILE, always refined, always amusing. In his
new play he has legitimate comedy, and the
critics say that the new role of Hosea Howe is
the hit OF Mr.. Russelfs life. The play, it Is
said, 10 full of this spirit of humanity. The stu
ations and climaxes are strong and novel. Mr..
Russell 10 supported by the largest and best
company he has ever had. and his engagement
next week viii be the comedy event of the sea-
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eleven OF his ancestors had persisted in the at
Tempt to possess these treasures, but Boreas
quiets the young hero's fears by stating that the
twelfth OF bis race was destined to win the great
prize IL is from this incident the novel nara
tive derives its name. ssThe Twelve Temrta-
lions. Hubert finally consents TO make the ex-
petition. and, with his followers, agrees to set
SAL the next morning, the disguised Boreas to
accompany them ss guide. In the meantime,
Zero, to make certain of the young heros undi-
yided love, dispatches one of her attendant COB
Inns, Jack Frost, to abdnct Hubert's betrothed,
Felicia, whom she intends to offer up as q sac
rince to the Green Dragon, as a tribute for total
possession OF the Arctic Kingdom. Hubert is
warned by solaris. Queen OF the Sun, OF the pro-
posed abduction, but arrives too late TO prevent
H. he therefore embarks Immediately for the
Arctic Region in pursuit OF his betrothed. On
she voyage he is attacked by Malay pirates, led
py Je9eeh, who impersonates a ship-wrecked
mariner. Jeieeh and the other pirates after be-
Ing cared for by Hubert, endeavor to massacre
ali On board. In this they are thwarted by
onoro Apropos, one of Huberts henchmen.
Ihe Malays are captured, and are about to be
executed, when Boreas throws off his disguise
ana claims the entire party as prisoners of
Zero. Through magic art, summoned by
Boreas, the ship becomes wreck
and is driven into the heart of the frigid zone,
where all perish except Hubert and Snoro, who
are eventually rescued from death by Zero.
Hubert, discovering the power OF Zero, APP
parently accepts her proffered love, and is pro-
claimed king before her court. Bright Eyes, a
snow nymph, who has become enamored of
snoro, informs him of the whereabouts of Fe-
iicia snoro tells Hubert, aud they resolve to
rescue her. Their plan Is overheard by Zero,
.whereupon she repudiates Hubert aud attempts
to remove him as a captive, but is Unexpectedly
thwarted by Soiaris, the Queen of the sun, and
Huberts good angel. Hubert subsequently
hnds the hidden treasure and returns to Norway
with Felicia and Snoro. The marriage cere-
mony is about to be performed when Zero and
her attendants appear and endesyor to carry of
hubert and Felicia, the plot being again pre-
vented by Solaris, who banishes Zero to her icy
dominions, never to return
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Cordray's New Leading Lady.

Miss Isabel Morris, the new leading lady Of
Cordray's stock company, is lady of very at
tractive personal charms Previous to her en-
gsgement by the Cordray management she had
just closed successful starring tour through
Eastern cities with her own company. She has
engaged with the Cordray management more
from desire 10 acquaiut herself with life in
the great Northwest, and especially in the
vicinity of Puget sound, than from any none
tary motive. She Is an accomplished emotional
actress of ripe experience, aud has splendid
histronic record. She will make her debut to
Seattle audience in the celebrated emotional
drama, ''Wife for Wife," one of the latest East
ern successes, on Monday night, August II.
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Cordray,s New Leading Man.

Mr.. George Vessels, who succeeds Mr. Clay
Clement at Cordray's, is well known through
out the United States. He has been leading
man OF several first-class companies, including
the famous Mckee Rankin Stock Company,
which captured the San Francisco people by
storm ut the old California theater, on Bush
street With him on that occasion there was
connected the finest talent in the country, in
Guiding such artists as Fred de Bellville, c. B.
Bishop, Frank Mordaunt, J. J. Harkins, Ella
Wilton, J. j. Wallace and George Osborne,
whose names are household words
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"Eny o'Connor" at Cordrav.s.

The Cordray management has billed for the
ensuing week the famous Irish drama entitled
"Eiiy OConnor. 1t has achieved world wide
popularity. being the best known Irish drama
ever placed on the stage. It's dialogue is bril-
liant and abounds in true Irish wit and humor,
which sparkle in every line. Miss Kate Dali
glish has been specially engaged to appear in
the title role, and the leading male character in
the drama will be sustained by Mr.. ]. J. Will
lams, the well-known Irish comedian. Theater-
goers may expect week OF unusual merit and
pleasure at this popular house.
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EVERY WOMAN

So says Jenness Miller, the famous
lecturer and writer on dress reform
and physical culture, and celebrated
writer in a medical journal says
"Face powders and toilet preparations
have legitimate use in the toilette of
every woman and use properly made
need not any more than the proper
use of a perfume displease any one,
while it cannot be denied that they
add to the personal beauty and at
tractiveness and give to the wearer an
expression that can be interpreted by
any practical observer to mean that
THIS WOMAN is NEAT AND CAREFUL
ABOUT HER PERSON AND HOLDS A JUST
PRIDE IN BEAUTIFYING HERSELF. In
the use of toilet preparations it is
easy to distinguish the well-bred from
the vulgar" Another well-known
authority, DR.. Arthur Dean Bevan,
professor of anatomy in the Rush
Medical College and P. A. surgeon
U. S. M. H. S., writes without reserve
on kindred subject What he says !:
CHICAGO, Jan. 81, 1888.
w. M. Wisdom-Dear Sir: AS
you requested, l have examined the
formula of your toilet preparation
called Robertine. | can assure you
that the ingredients are both bland
and harmless, and that the compound
would form an excellent application
in irritated conditions of the skin.
Society ladies and noted artistes
throughout the United States unhesi-
tatingly pronounce Robertine the 'per-
lection" in toilet article. Once tried
always used-such is its history.
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NEW DRAMAS GIVEN.
Superb Production of Ala
bama" at Opera-House.
WEEK At coRDRATs.
Gay Clement and Miss Lane Depart
manager Hanna's Enterprise-"Eiiy
o,Copuer, ut Cordray's Thester.
INTEREST in dramatic

'IEhESI IN ufHkIidtlc
matters ran very high
last week, for there was
a sufficient variety at
the Seattle theaters to
please the most cap
tious. There was come
dy, farce, drama and
tragedy, and little Of
that mediocre stuff that
wins simply spasmodic
success and nothing
more. The attractions
at both hoeses were
sterling and the BUSH
ness done, while it
might have been better,
was satisfactory. The
opera-house week COM
menced auspiciously.
The Madison square
company opened on
NJ o n day nag hit In
Augustus Thomas play
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Manager Hanna's Enterprise.

Notwithstanding disadvantages with which
the public is thoroughly conversant, Manager
Hanna has prevented San Francisco, Portland
and Tacoma from securing a scoop on him in
theatrical attractions, and has given the people
of Seattle every one of the great companies that
have touched these shores. Such courageous
enterprise is commendabls, and if Manager
Hanna does not have fine opera house here in
the near future it will be because merit fails to
secure its just recognition
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Weber and Emerson pianos on installments at
O. Z Pettis & Co. I.oos Front street.
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WIsDOMs ROBERTINE
Pianos.

Isneetiug with great success everywhere, and
is rapidly supplantiag every other preparation
OF a Ike nature.
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81 black Jerseys Tor soc ct LAtour 4 Co. .
closipg out sale.
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"rhe Twelve Temptations"

On Friday at the Seattle opera-house will be
presented spectacle which for its worth as a
stage entertainment has never been excelled
hefe Reference is made TO the second edition.
o. william J. Gilmore's magnificent spectacle,
The Twelve Temptations" which will be in
uoaaced here with everything new in the way
VI scenery, ballots, premiers, specialties, cos
ssmes and music. IL is one of, il not the largest
MsaHieal organization that travels, having a
nssesi strength of slxty-seven people
a.. ans Twelve Temptations" presents q myth
- s,ofs Oh the elements, an idyl of ice and
- IT'S not more improbable than the aver
yarn that 10 woven into the ordinary
,-.. n requires some little elasticity Of the
.as .a u,, OF course, TO people the solar
ohsa,. regions with creatures and
. 10 familiar, and to make
prime minister of Bores. snd goh.
an ~ 'sck frose The overcriticaI nav be dis
1aN1tnca 70 Yield 10 the Establishments of the
s' spirits and queens OF sun aud snow.
So. so'ns may De found who are so rnatter-of.
,aes ~ 10 deny these strange creatures. tho dc.
.'sh1 OF merry-msking, the perils of love. the
~ "a Ie~lousy. the bliss OF fellowship. and
s,rs.s sorrow, happiness, and all the
..r. -. possessed BY mortals. The
ans persons declare William Tell 10 be a myth
tnat Shakespeare was not the ,n,ho- =, his 80
paass' and that Pocahontas exis,ad only :, the
80. -! Oh Captain John smith. Surely some
.a'hs ougai TO be left 70 rs in the way of en-
s,.'A., so why not spare the fairies, the
ewes and the spritesr
OF WIS material Mr. Yale has fashioned a
1esehu alternately warm and cold. ehaugesble
- ns seasons, anG one that dips from the oouu-
-. -. chsmoer oil Boreas, past villsge aud sea,
Aroush eayerns of the Green Dragon. over
ss.Ssh valleys and !eweed terrace 10 the home
~ Tue oaf1ing Queen OF the sun. The plot is
nus mus epitemlzed Zero, the Queen of the Polar
hegion' has fallen in love with mortal known
= Hsosi'' valiant count OF Wurldburg a sup
49, P'ineipailty IA Norway. With the aid OF
boreas, her prime minister. Zero eopeoct. a
scheme 10 place Hubert in her power Boreas.
- sne disguise OF monk. visits Hubert aud in.
aahaes als mind with marvellous stories OF the
eoau, silver and jewels that lie buried in the
~saea Hubert hesttates, remembering that
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PUBLIC SALE.
ATTENTION, CAPITAL !
GREAT BARGAINS.
PUBLIC SALE.
DWELLING HOUSES
AT PUBLIC SALE.

TSs ioIlowIpC desirable Dwelling Houses vi
AtS5rrfd Of public sale at The front door OF Tue
ioSyt House Of Ohio county on SATURDAY
ygBRtiGRY q, 1891, at 10 o clock q. M, viz:
Tlnt-One double frame two story TIN rNol
bIsiilnR house, containing four rooms eAch,
St5,iRo At Nos 81 aud S6 twenty sixth btreet
RebIs for 50 each per month.
StT,nJ-une three.rOOmed frame cottage, TN
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GIci The above described property Is situated
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on IClS Nos. ! aud ., CAldwell's addition.
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iorIItecn ienIniE ID all. now renting ioL n.Mto
per rear. This property Is very substantially
blllt, with extra neavy stone foundations and
brisE division walls. Wal be offered slngly aud
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will nav ron 1910 10 per cent as an Investment.
Fillh-That large twO.StOry and basement
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ielO ]. q HERvEY, Auctloneer.
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The University OF Helsinioers, in Fin.
land, has opened it's doors 70 women.


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Particularly Is this the case in instances where
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the equator, mariners and tourists. Whether
used Gs 4 safeguard by sea voySgcrs, travellers BY
land, miners. or Of AgriculturRlIsts In newly
populated districts, this fne specific has ELECTED
the most favorable testimony.
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