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an His Power" : the ;.tlo Of a uawe-.l.!
weiera melotrarua 10 be produced st Carlrav-s
throughout the week. Il has all the clements OF
dramatic strength, without the fo-id. distarlc!
cEtrHragauces Of the average Uelai-ama. The
author depends more on the s&iLiu' dsliucarloi,
ol The Vlo. end ga his ability 90 approach the
crisis ty 'c-lumstc means than az tAa inter
roiatioU oi startling mechanical effect, aud IN
probable situations. The result 5 an intensely
interesting auI absorbing worx, when viewed
;rgm q literary standpoint, AMI is ST artistic,
boldly drawn picture, irom s dramatic sspect
The story Is laid amid the scenes IN Faris,
when that city was besieseS 10y tAe German
forces in 1871, The main interest celteEs in
Eugene Leon. q PArisis1 siySnturer and spy.
Daring his early career Leon wrought havoc
among The hearts O! the women in the gay cap
iJal. aut was 81 Intensely DESTROYS OF rendering
them happy that he married as many Of them as
seemed 20 him prudent 70 bes.ow the honor OF
his name. one 90. these victims who had gone
through the marriage ceremony IN all sincerity
and trust, sCovCred the true character Of the
pUu she had welded shortly after TIE event hsd
gaAta plsec, aad w,th Ns--a-us laaisaation re
Ues,pced h.u forever. Marie. fog that was her
Esqe, I'D course us time te-ag1e Acquainted
With sn F1giishm2u. John Hastings.
tcIN41s - I'll breach &.1!, and the
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ing, and desires the public to judge her by her
merits alone. There is little doubt to
what judgment the Seattle public will
surely render. At Corfrsys this week
strong meiOdramA entitled ain His Power"
win be the attraction. From the plot
and cas-: strong production will be al
i0rded. The past week at the Seattle opera
house was one of the most brilliant in its entire
history under the management OF Mr. Hanna.
The Jefferson engagement was of q character so
brilliant that the great comedian himself re-
marked upon it. No pen can exaggerate Mr..
Jetiersons naturalness q comedian and the
spontaneous humo- with which his whole char
acter is enyeloped. Not alone did Nj Jefferson
create the most profound impression, but Mrs
John Drew made hit no less pronounced. The
entire company was as symmetricallF cast IS
the most exaeting could have desired, and the
performance was most smooth and even in every
particular. "Mr Wlkinson's Widows also met
with warm reception. Notwithstanding the8e
attractions Cordrays thester also did a good
business
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enhanced by elegan: and costly costumes.
Manager Brady has spared neither time nor ex-
Iedse in getting up sport NcAllister." and
promises Us a genuine treat in the way OF fun
and music The story OF the play is as follows
jeremiah, or sport NcAIlister "a al Irishrnan
OF leisure with sporting procliviiics and an
ambition Tor political honOrz. He receives the
nomination for the Office Of sheriff Of the city Of
New York from the Democratic party and a.
once proceeds TO cauysss ior votes in opposition
10 Dennis NeGinty, the Republican candidate
for the same Office. The latter is game, how
ever Bnd shows fight The elcctioneeriug
tricks reso-ed Ia by both sides in order to secure
the popular vote are immensely funny. sport
calls a meeting OF mis- followers and his rival,
who lives opposite 10 him, calls an op-
poste rally. sports son writes up
speech for hts father 10 10 delivered
from the balcony on the night Of the
meeting, snd while prompting his father on that
occasion, he transfers the manuscript TO his
d1dish slepbrotber Percy. who gives the old
man protection speech instesd Of the proper
line. yolley OF bricks and other missiles l.
the result Of the mistake, and Percy Is sent of
IN disgrace. sport Is not dauuted by the &c
cidcnt. however, and invites the bosses OF the
foreign vote TO grand banquet. where By his
clever diplomacy he becomes master CT the
si'uai!on. Many fine spCcislties are in
PRODUCED in the second act. which is
the most unique Of the three. There
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Sons of Veterans.

The next regular meeting OF General George
II. Thomas Camp. So. !. viii be held in Grand
Arny hsll, the first Monday night in March
Several recruits have been elected and sre await
ing muster
Last Monday evening Camp No attended the
celebration Of Wsshingtons birthday BY Gen
eTsl John W. Sp-sgue Camp, No !. OF Tacoma
The camp had chartered the steamer Greyhound
i0r the trip, and party composed OF sons OF
Veterans and their ladies. Ladies Ala society,
No l, the Sons Of Veterans drum corps with
quite number OF the personal friends Of the
camp making party of ssvanty-hve or e-gntE,
en!0yed the Inequalities OF the tacoma camp
Whist was played on the way TO and from
Tacoma, old songs were sung and a thoroughly
enjoyable time was had by al. Much credit for
the success OF the trip gss due 10 genial Cap
tain Claude Troupe OF ire steamer
Tacoma camp nov wants TO organize La
dies Aid society.
Sergeant and Mrs. c. 3. WaIsworth have re-
turned from Everett
Captain Henry 4cGrath. OF EIensburg, paid
his compliments 10 division headquarters Tues
day.
Blanks for the formation Of new camp al
Chewelah have been forwarded iron division
headquarters.
J. {. Brown has been appointed sergeant ma
!er On Colonel Young's staff.
Orders No. ?, series 1872 will be issued by
Colonel Young the first Of the month
AdjQtsnt PimpIoa has been busy the past
Teek with his duties Is e member OF the Ia.
tionsl press committee
L!eutensnt Lee Willard is orc Of the
'saustIers'' OF the division.
Miss Lottie Scott, president OF Ladies Aid
Society, No. !, has been appointed IS aide o.
the staff OF the national president OF the La
dies Aid Society, Mrs. J. :. Mason, OF Ne
dina, o.
al ill
meet aex. Monday evening. il being the Eth
Monday OF the month.
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Dramatic Notes Photographed.

Gra.tan nOaae.ly hss written play Tor Helen
Barry called Her Lsiyship.'
The Power OF the Press continues 70 do
great business. and is one OF the best-paying at
fractions on the road
Nellie NcHeEry will play "A Night at the
Circus IL all the principal cities of the Coast
next summer
stuart Robson viii present "She stoops 10
Conquer. The Henrietta and lis Marriage q
FalGre3n during his coming engagement in
seattle.
Charles ". Young makes an Ideal life in
sur.nce agent in sport NcAlliste-" His por-
trayal is decidedly amusing, and his impersona-
zion OF the babe in the rehearsal scene IS excGu-
ciatpgly funny.
Patti Rosa. the versatile little comedienne.
and fine company headed By VIII Vaudeville,
who made = success as Genera. Kntcker-
booker in "Tae Little Tycoon VIII soon ap-
pear ~ the seattle opeIa-house.
The Olympia Quartette Of sport NcAIUster''
captured an old negro IN Americas ga, and
TOOK down q number OF Old plantation melodies
from him. His songs were arranged by Hugh
Mack, and tie boys have made success OF
them.
The los; Paradise" hiss been so successful in
Boston that Is run has been extended 70 ten
weeks. II the close OF the engagement the
company Will SO On the road and will be sue
cec:eG 81 the Columbia theater, Boston BY
truman Ds-.SE h-rSk NoLnkA4IE II - ne jGllU-
Partner
The company which stuart Robson brings
with him this year was especially organized Tor
the production o. ''>he >toops 10 Conquer" and
i said 10 give an admirable production of the
aIalat old comedy. Aadclaine Bouton is re-
cen, addition 10 the company, and will play the
ISr, ci Miss Neville
rare treat IS IN store for the music lovers OF
Seattle IN the two performances 10 be given
here IN April by tbs celebrated United states
Marine hand o. Washington city. the finest eoa-
cert band n the world. The hand is only a.
lowed = short leave o. absence from The capital
sud very few cities can BE visited, but seattle
Will he one OF them.
Nlnua Gale who viii sppesr 81 the opera
house this wcek. Is young anu ambitious. anu IS
gifted with beauty aui talent Her ars:
psucaa-I Tor acting list found expression II
Brooklyn, where she appeared with amateurs
After eE.el professional experience >le Joined
Lawrence ba-ret;'s company. where re gained
experience 2na achieved prominence zs 4 lead-
ing woman.
bon tiOo. Wa indigestion. Take BEzezAx's
RILAS.
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The weliknown and inimita5le comedian
Bobby Gaylor, and what is generally considered
the best Of the musical comedy companies tray-
cling, viii be seen AZ the opara-house On Tues
day ana Wednesday evenings in the latest New
York laughing success, entitled sport McAllis-
ter, one Of the 10" The comedy was written
with the view Of fitting the peculiar talents Of
Nr. Gayi0r, and ii is needless 10 say that it fits
hi. ike 8 glove. Among the people engaged to
support III. Gaylor are Georgia Parker, who
has been styled the american Carmen
eta May Gayior. the Olympia quartette
who were with Evans & Hoeys "ParloT Match"
company Jennie ST Claire. the famous soprano;
{. W Young, an eccentric comedian, formerly
member Of Murray & Murphys company, and
large number OF speGisity performers OF equal
fame. beyy OF pretty girls will be seen in
many new and novel speeialties. which will be
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sentiment inspired in the heart of each cri-
minated in marriage. Innocent OF wrong-doirg
in her former relations with Leon, and reluctant
to reveal to her husband the one shameful Incl
dent in her psst history. sbs fooiishiy left him
ignorant Of the fsets This placed her il t1e
power Of Leon, who. By threatening 70 divulze
TO her husband the one secret OF her life, was
interruptions enough to compel her 70 aid him
in g reasonable conspiracy. General Laroche
had entrusted dispatches OF grave importance
70 Hastings and Leon. aware Of the fact,
planned 70 get copy Of them Marie wss ter
rorizsd into becoming his accomplish, and the
required copy was successfully secured. Hast
ings, through the suspicious OF his
friend, Dr. Cameron, finally discovered
that such a copy had teen taken,
and succeeded in tracing the crime to Leon, the
spy The latter, to save himself, accused Marie
Of the act, and also informed Hastings Of her
past history. Hastings denounced his wife and
denied her both his home and name. oooa
afterwards the truth was brought out and TIE
innocent and loyal wife was restored 70 her hus
bands arms. Lorrinaer Johnstone will take the
part Of Leon. and, judging from the quality OF
his acting Is already shown, be VIII make
most successful appearance, The cast Is Is fol
lows.
Eugene Leon, spy in the employ OF the
German army --------..- .LorriIaer tombstone
John Hastings, al E1glishman serving II the
French army --.---.... ......-. Francis Powers
d.. Cameron. friend Of Hastings David Elmer
Ar. walker y. II. bunny
Rene, private secretary To General Lsrocae
.-.......-.-.-..-... lean Wei1er
Marie, vile OF Hastings Miss Beatrice Liso
Mrs. Walker -.-.----..--. Miss Margaret Marshall
Nanette, servant in the Hastings family. -.
.-.....-...-------------Ml Miss Eva E9ras French
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Knights of Pythias.

Home Lodge. No. -. ct Aicslie was instituted
on February 70 by District Deputy ". g. Ron
aid, with g charter mem bership OF Iweniy-ioUr.
District Deputy Ronald will leave tomorrow
at $50 on the steamer San Juan for Sidney n
institute new lodge. All Knights are invited
TO accompany him.
The jurisdiction of Washington expects 20
have 100 By the time the Grand Lodge meets S.
Tacoma in May.
Lake lodge met Friday night and conferred
the Knight aud Esquire rank on one candidate
The committee will be prepared in a few days
10 settle up the financial result OF the Pythian
ball There Will be a handsome surplus 70 d.
vide among the various local lodges.
A new paper, the PgfhiGR Herald, is being well
received by mem bers of the order.
Puget Sound, No. Il, met OF Friday night and
conferred the Second rank on one, and received
two new applications Tor membership
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4 BANKERS ENDORSEMENT.

There is probably nothing az Disgusting
as a sickly specimen Of humanity. By
this We mean those people who s1tfe- from
diseases which easily yield to electric
treatment They are miserable themselves
and make Others miserable. Because some
doctors inform you that your case y hope
less does not make il so. Take the case Of
Mr.. Tucker. president Of the Bank of
Genesee, idaho, whose card We give below.
Il speaks volumes for Dr.. Dzrrin
Genesee. idaho.
Dr.. Darrin-Desr Sir: The electric and
medical treatment you gave me one year
ago for chronic catarrh and osher troubles
of fifteen years standing has proved SIC
cessful. Yours truly.
II. i. TUCKER
Dr. Darrin is permanently located a:
The Normandy" corner Third and James
streets. Seattle, Wash. Office hours for
those unable to pay, 10 to II a. n. Those
able to paw 10 a. m. TO s p. II. Sufferers
from all durable chronic. acute and private
diseases should call al once. Patients from
g distance can secure rooms at the doctors
Office. Examinations free az the Office or
by letter All cases strictly confidential.
Question blanks sen: free. Inquiries az
swered.
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TACOMA FRATERNITY NEWS.
Council of Knights of kadosh May BE
Organized.

TACOMA, Feb. 27.-EspeciaL Court Tacoma,
No. -,7l3, has { membership OF ffty-
All the Scottish 2Ite Masonic bodies OF t.
c0Irs viii elect officers Wednesday evening
Fern Temple. o. Z :. initiated number OF
applicants Wednesday eveHing.
There i some talk OF organizing g COUNCIL OF
the Knights OF ks1osh in Tacoma
The meeting OF the state COUNCIL OF the Junior
Order of United American Mechanics in this
city OF Monday and Tuesday was well attended.
Aft Temple OF the Ancient Order OF Mystic
ShIiners viii conduct a caravan Of pilgrims
across The burning sands 10 the oasis OF Afi
Wednesday evening
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Alta meeting OF Seattle Lodge. No. Is, on Non.
day evening, the matter OF visiting
among Good Temp,sr lodges vas discussed A
committee Of one, F. ", CotteriIl was appointed
II arrange with the other lodges, which aurip,
the week appointed other committees. p, i7i.
lows: Lake Union lodge. + ". Fasto1.
Queen City. J. VI. Fraser; Baltic. G. J. smith.
Monitor. ". Mul.ene; Pacific. J Z po-+e-,
lake Washington, II. Wallace, and Sast-ls
F. W. Co:ie-rin The committee met and sIertst
c. J. Smith chsirman. All lodges will yfsi.
Pacific lodge next Wednesday evening.
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third anniversar? Of The ioundstion o. Inst
order The ceremonies viii be OF an imposing
and interesting character, and every O-d tei-
low in the state will be invited 70 attend There
viii probably be an Grafton delivered on
the occasion defining the history and philosophy
that underlie the principles of the order
new Rebskah lodge was instituted On Friday
evening under excellent auspices The knights
Of Pyihiss spreading OUT in the desire to
have 100 lodges il the Washington jurisdiction
by the time the Grand Lodge meets at Tacoma in
May. New orders are also constantly spriEging
up and gaining foothold here. All seem 70
have a good purpose and are meeting with good
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Independent Order of Odd Fellows.

Committees have been appointed from the
various Odd Fellow lodges Of the city 20 az
range for the seventy third anniversary Of the
foundation OF the order Every lodge, encamp-
ment and RsDeksh organization OF Washington
and British Columbia il supporting the idea
seattle, No. :, met On Tuesday erening, and
conferred the initstory degree on several:
Canton Seattle, No. 3, met and drilled on
Thursday evening. This branch OF the order Is
making excellent progress. and VIII now com
pare isvorably with NOS: institutions OF its kind
in the city.
Mystic Lodge, No 81, met last night. and con
ferred the several degrees on two candidates.
Seattle EncGnpment No. y. me. last Friday
night, and exalted three to the Royal Purple
degree
Mystic Jewel Degree Lodge, No. 20, Daughters
Of Rebekah, was instituted and its officers in
stalled at Gernania hall on Friday evening.
There were fourteen Charter members and thirty
initiates. The WORK was done by District
Deputy Grand Master I. H. Dining, assisted
by Mrs. L. Cooling. Mrs. Parks and Mrs. Prosser,
the installing services being done By Ms.
George ". Poor A well prepared team from
Ridgley Lodge, No. 8, D. OF r, did the initiatory
services The officers installed were: Noble
grand, sIrs. Adele stinle; vice grand. Mrs. J. A.
Greene: secretary. Mrs. II. +. Smith: treasurer,
Mrs 4. J. swift. The work was done in q
beautiful manner, and not only is the Ridgley
team TO be congratulated, bu. the new officers
OF the new lodge as well The new lodge will
meet on the first and third Fridays OF each
month.
Olive Branch, No. 4, met on Wednesday and
conferred the Second degree OF one candidate.
The general relief committee viii meet To-
day.
Unity Encampnent, No. :, will hold special
meeting on Saturday night
Mystic. No. 81, initiated two candidates last
night 4 past grand collar was presented 10
Past Grand ". 2. Henderson.
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Order of the Golden Sbora

lodge Of the order Of the Golden shore was
instituted az Gllmsn last Saturday evening win
thirty-three charter members. Tne f5rio,yi,c,
officers were elected and installed: P-e.ita0r
Charles E shaw; vice president. Evan "
Eees; past president, John Doxy; secretary
Thomas L Urahsm: treasurer Ms BESSIE
shaw; chaplain, Nose QuinvilIe: co2dr,crnr
Thomas Williams; inside guard, Nick Wr5s,c-'
outside guard, Fred Berger: trustees. + Y.
Eees, T ". Harrel. Rober; Roear: rred.csi
examiners, Dr. Gibson. p.. Ha--sl
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81. Johns Lodge, No. 9. held e special COM
nunicstion On Tuesday evening ana conferred
the Master Nasons degree on one candidate
The attendance was large and the interest mani
tested great
Eureka Lodge, No. %, held special coumun-
ication On Wednesday evening and conferred
the Master Mason degree on one candidate.
ST. Johns Lodge, No. 9. met in regular COM
muuication last night and transacted routine
business.
Seattle Chapter, No. 3, r A. II, held -egu-
lar convocation last night for the transaction OF
routine business.
On mex: Thursday evening the Knights Ten
plzr will meet and work the Red Cross degree.
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At Seattle Lodge, No. 8, I. 0. G. T, last Non
day evening there was the larges. attendance
We. he'd in the new hall, which was occssloast
by the return OF D. 7. Davis, the representative
to the Right Worthy Grand Lodge which met AZ
Edinburgh, Scotland. As Mr.. Davis entered The
lodge room he was given hearty welcome and
made TO understand that his return was highly
appreciated Later IN the evening he gave 8
brlel synopsis OF his travels in Europa during
the past eight months. touching upon many
points OF interest, after which some very spur0-
pirate remarks were made by Nessrs. Danny.
Smith. Peterson, shaver. Muuso1, Allison and
CutrerilL
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The meetings Of seattle Camp, VI. 90. " u
he-l on the second and fourth Friday EVENINGS
II each mouth AZ G- 4. r hall are well r.iAs
and interesting New members are coming f,1.
and VITA preparations fer the visit O; Head
consul ,. !. fa!keDhurg, the meetings wiz be
Oh laUslal interest. and full attendance IS de-
s4Iea' III tie last meeting. owing to the ab-
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The A o. L. ". net Tuesday, and conferred
the second degree on four candidates.
At the last regular meeting OF salmon Bay
Court, No. 64s, /. o. Of T., three candidates were
initiated
Last night Occidental Lodge, No. -, A. T &
4. ", had work in tne Second degree.
The knights Of Py.hiss expect to organize the
first O: March
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The John T. Miller post viii hold its regular
meeting Tuesday night AZ its hail in the Frye
building The meeting viii be opea sitter 9
o'elCek, when the address on the Red river cam
pzign will % given By P Bradley
stevens post held wsli-atteaded meeting on
Tuesday evening, and mustered II one new
cau-sde
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After Dark, and those
who heard him then de-
sire to lGugh again at
his amusing pgsnks.
Following him viii
come for three nights
Hiss Gale in & round OF
three legitimate plays
On Thursday. Friday
and Saturday evenings.
Miss Gale il young, am
bilious. beautiful and
possesses fine ability.
She comes with no ex-
t-s Ear-a1t advar, pg pr.ff-
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Miss Gsle, an actress Of excellent brilliant
attainmsnts and who is in her first starring
year, viii be the attraction ct the opsra-houss
next Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings.
The outcome OF Miss Gales venture has been
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Order ofthe solid Rock.

Mount Rainier Lodge, Order OF the Solid Rock,
gave social on Wednesday, at which large
number OF friends were entertained. The fol-
lowing programme was rendered:
Piano solo-Seiected ..... Professor H. : sha-pe
Male Quartette-"Clarence McFadden'' -..-
..-..-----. ...... ------. 81 Quarteita
Tenor solo-"My Merry Queen ----......--..
.-.....-:. .--...--.-. Ar. James II. Fo-dharn
Address-"Benefrs OF the order" ....-...-.
---.------.. ..... Nj. J. 7. Waterhouse
Guitar solo-Selec:ed. --- Professor t " Mspes
Tenor solo-''A Dream Or. James E C.iehton
Recltation-"Toms Little star" Miss Alice Cary
so-o-''Ny Little Red Umbrella -..--.....
--..-. ---.---.... Miss Mamie Rollraan
Piano solo-"scotch Airs Professor H. ;. Share
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THE MYSTIC SYMBOL.
What the Outer Guards Have
Been Allowed to Tell
ODD FELLOWS ANNIVERSARY.
Pythian Ball q Big Financial Success
Social of the Eiks-The sons
of Veterans Trip.
ANY o. tie orders have

NJ o. tie orders have
recently been engaged
il anniversary eelsbrs-
tons The Knights Of
Pythiss have recently
had their inning, and
now the independent
Order OF Odd Fellows
intend 70 give a cele5.a-
ton IN April to con-
memorata the seventy
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On March i the Benevolent order OF F.kswiIl
have heoeGt At the Seattle opcrs-house Ff1a
talent VII take part, and a. excellent p-o.
graTnr1e Will be given.
mere VIII e ladies social 81 Rznks's hail,
on THURSDAY, March q Twin - a. t1,i-,,i,,-,
saai- exclusively