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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-20
RussINs CHOLERA REPORT.
The Disease Continues to Rage-Improve-
ment ~ Niini-Novgorod.

rBv nglo-Amerlcan cable to the Dispatchl
ST. PFTFRsRURG, August 19.-AccOrding
to the official returns there were reported
Yesterday throughout Bussia 1871 new
eases of cholera and 8, ,4S2 deaths from the
disease. Compared with the. report for
Wednesday, to-day's report shows de-
crease of 551 new cases and an increase OF
275 deaths.
The disease continues to rage with in
creased virulence. The percentage of
deaths IN Kuban reaches over 30 per cent.
The official reports state that the condition
Of affairs at Niini-NovgOrod is improving.
The Governor has abolished several OF the
stations i'll which people were held for
observation. and the sanitary inspection
of steamboats, and railway trains has been
suspended.
WHERE WAS IT ATT?
Nothing is known in Niini-Novgorod of
the terrible storm which, 1t has been
alleged. created such panic III that place
q few days ago, unroOtng cholera hospitals
and frightening n number OF patients 10
death. No such storm has occurred.
Ii is thought now that the merchants
and dealers who take part IN the great fair
az Niini-Novgorod will be able TO some eX-
tent TO recoup themselves for the losses
they have sustained owing to the cholera
scare. The number of visitors TO the fair
is daily increasing, and the dong away
with the observation stations and the sus--
pension of the annoying inspection will
tend toward the success of the fair, which
is one OF the principal commercial institu-
tions of the country, as it is the largest
fair in the world.
IN srs PETERSBURG.
Sr. PErERsBuRG. August l9.-Durlng the
past twenty-four hours there have been
reported in this city 81 new cases of cholera
and l9 deaths
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-20
o.7>rsIN CONTROL.


,.e..ra,...'so Of Coal cro'N-Genorai
aafcrsln', Return.
... ,u rst 1o.-At p. NJ. word
rm Mddlosboro'' saying
g. -. r.m that place had Just
'a.. ..-NU' and Nashville tram
...D aI Creek. il Is presumed
0vsr the Knoxville and
knoxville junction, about
....- tLi- city. The railroad
'. ..r bunting for the sheriff =
IONS 90 hold them OF. II
.l- way they will never be
tae cts.
..r.. ,H1Ts THE SITUATION.
......-., commands the situation
ru 70 arrested 200 citizens Of
.rr tn'j tine miners no would
-..I taptmn Anderson was re-
... .. t... They delivered MN 10
..... I've and well. There has
l-... t.t u IL not known how
.i.. The Kentucky miners
- through knoxville. and II
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-20
ghe Irsu Hall.

The latest sensation In the Iron Hall
difficulty al indianapolis was the refusal
OF supreme Cashier Davis, who had just
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-20

CHICAGO. August ia punching Of
their hits gave the Colts an easy victory
to-day. Parrott played a splendid game,
his four chances all being difficult ones.
Attendance, 1000. Score: R. BIB. Z.
Chicagos. ......0 0 8 0 2 0 0 002-7 IL 3
Brooklyns. 20 0012 "A 2
Batterles-G -Gumbert and SchrIyer; Stein
and DALEY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-20
..r..,uoIs TIE SITUATION.


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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-05
VARIEDADES

Gag- Fonda Ode tn lado al Paroiso" estabecida en-
esta Capital, Gale de San Jose, casa no 2O.-Pla.
tos que Sc serviran manana:--1.o R1gado & la
Italiana. 20 Lengua Embutida. 80 Arroz con
carne de cerdo. 40 Salchichas Catalanas. Vinos
superiores.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-05

Extracto de IN discurso pronunciado- en- el
banquete de Chusclan por el principe Valari, { le
gitimiata publicado por lie Figaro: :" FL Papa
no de los ciudadanos. Senores, Ia Francia repu.
blicana, 10 mismo que la Francia monarquica, no
pueden aceptar la lngerencia polftica de la Santa
Sede. Cuando Pfo VII vino a consagrar Ma
pole6n, este, con IN gesto mas elocuente que Bos.
suet, tom6 Ia corona de las manos del Papa y Sc
la puso en- la cabeza 81 mismo Sentado en- la
do en- e trono al pie del cual ell principe de Bis
marck le llam6 3'sire, no es mas, { pesar de
sus virtudes admirables,- que polftico expues
to'a equivocsrse."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-05

Ell notario don Sebastian Munoz y Rivera
encargado por sustituci6n de la notarfa de Juana-
Diaz, regres6 Arroyo, punto de su residencia,
en- donde permanecera hasta el Is del corr1ente
en- quesvolvera g. JuanaDlaz, ALI actuara du.
rante la-segunda quincena de Noviembre Sirva
de aviso al pdblico contratante de ambas demar
caciones.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-05

Ha llegado q Baacelona el bizarre general de
division en- la RepdbI1ca de Guatemala, senior don
Julio Garcia Granados, agregado militar las le-
gaciones de Guatemala en- Francia, Inglaterra y
Espaha con 81 objeto de asistir las maniobras
1niitares que tendran lugar en- los confines de las
nroyinc1as de Lerida de Huesca.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-05

Dice un peri6dlco de Ia Peninsula que ell 2
del mes en- curse frm6 S. M. la Reina un decreto
concediendo al Mlnisterio de Ultramar un credi-
to de dos millones para las festas del Centenario
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-05

Nos dicen de Manatl, one hay mucha ami
maci6n para las festas que Sc preparan con Ell
obieto de inaugurar el casino Centre U4s6m y
Que concurriran muchas personas de esta Capital
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-05

Dice peri6dico que el Estado de Monta
ma (Estados- Unidos j enviara la Exposition de
Chicago un ladrillo de orc macizo que pesara $50
mil duros.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-05

Dice un coega de Ponce que es indescript
bic el entusias1no que reina en- ell Sport por
las pr6ximas carreras de caballos aquel Hippo
dromo Este sc We todas las tardes invadido por
afcionados todos los dias Sc presentan nueyos
caballos para ser inscritos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-05

El Dtzwv6o de Barcelona a prop6sito de los
70 mil duros que cuestan las obras q1e Sc estan
hacienda en- Casa de la Ciudad, termina un suelto
con estas palabras: 100000 duros por un salon
y una escalera! Esto solo Sc explica .un Ayun
tamiento que tiene 10000 pesetas para una fun
ci6n de toros, que gasta As 900 pesetas en- una
function religiosa que paga 10 reales 20. 900
banderas que todo el mundo dice no valen mas
aha de & reales cada una de elias 1Cuando
cae ese Ayuntamiento2"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-05

Ell p Martin general electo de- los Jesuistas,.
parece que fiara su residencia en- Florencia
Italia)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-05
TELEGRAMA DE BARROS

r. -Por Dios dene las almohadas
que me quiero recoger. -
-Ahora no puede ser
porquelas tengo ocupadas.
'Pues le voy denunciar,
y va usted vera pardiez
que ligero yiene el Juez
y Sc las hace entregar.
Sc las mandare manana.
Sin elias no me he de ir.
-Pues haga V. 10 que quiera
pero dejeme dormir.
De la Gale uno pedfa,
del lecho el otro negaba;
mientras este SO dormla
:. aquel Sc desesperaba
y el publico SO rea. .,,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-05

Nuestro querido coIega 20 NotRcsero llama IA
atenci6n de la prensa de la Capital respecto de
los ESQ mil pesos votados en- Madrid para los
gastos del 40 Centenario en- Cuba, Puerto-Rlco
Y Filipinas recomendando veamos de sGc0rle
pumta para la exposition regional Nosotros po-
demos contestar al colega que no hemos olvidado
ese pco y que estamos tro5ajomdo e1 as~ntO. Pc
70 algo tenemos que decrle que 81, sin duda, lg-
nora: Seg1n nuestras noticias, la orden para que
se emplease la parte de esos fondos destinados
Puerto. Rico, Sc recibio aqul por TELEGRAPH Ia
vfspera del II de Octubre por la tarde. Els de.
cir cuando va no habfa tempo material nj ).
para contar ell dinero siquiera Puede, pues, el CO.
lega socorze la pupt0 que guste. "~.4.-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-05

La Junta directiVa del casino titulado Cen.
bro Uas6m, que va instalarse brevemente en- Ma
natl, Sc compone de los senores siguientes:
Presidente, don Francisco I. Nater-Direc.
torres: don Jesds Padfn, Lcdo. don Clemente Ra-
mirez C6rdova, don Juan Martinez La O., don
Gumerslndo Melendez. -Suplentes: don Polux
Padr6, don Manuel Pad1n.-Secretario: don Jo-
sc Ma Parez.-Tesorero: don Francisco Torres.
--Secretario suplente: don Jose Rivera.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-05
RiVGpaS del LlODrGgat

A ISTELA SUPERIOR, Don Francisco Fernandez
uncos ha sdo nombrado agente esta Isa para la yenta
de la MISTELA RIVERAS DEL LLOBREGAT que hemos
probado encontrado superior va Sc ha publcardo Ell
anass quimco quo de hizo este Laboratorio Municipal
Danse los peddos consutas al dicho francisco Her
Jaaacos. RTO-PIEDRAs. Nhre 0R
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-05

Ha tornado possession del destino de adminln
trador de la aduana de Fajardo, don Juan Isers-
y Mas de Contador de la de Humacao, don
Eduardo Alonso 9'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-05

Twas espanolas, higos muy frescos, salchl-
chones lenguas ahumadas, chocolates confites
c6mprelos Vd. en- Ell Colmado de Lui6a, dnicos
agentes del gran vino de Logrono de las bodegas
de Anguciana Rioja.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-05

TINA, panuelos de soda v de hilo escoger, cor.
batas de Glen clasea Ultima noyedad, c6mprelas
Osted en- LA CAMIsERfA HABANERA, Fortaleza
ndm.0 40.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-05
NOTICTAs DE TODAs Parties
Dice La Pu5lGcGd9d de Barcelona;
i" Ell plato de todos los meses:

La deuda Hotante en- TO de Octubre Sc eIeva.
ba 1913. BAL 900 pesetas, ascendiendo su aumen.
to durante el mes de Septiembre dltimo 25 mi
llones de pesetas. Hay que fjarse en- que los
conserYadores vinieron 3 hacer economics. ="
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-05

fs Efsh ;:::::: J! S.;:::;:
manteca Chichar6n ~ "Cerdo ;, latas ostiones e
exquisite bacalao sin espnas enguas de buffalo ahumada
da mGy fresea alIetas de soda espgmlla social Tea
rior de Malaga ans de la 'Paloma vino 'Sagasta 33
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-05

Dice Ell Znsparctoz de Mayaglez, hablando
del mercado de cafe:
NJ NADIA nuevo podemos resenar sobre este
grano, sinoque contin1a animado Ell mercado Y las
partidas que Sc presentan son colocadas en- segui-
da Hoy Sc has vendido una de 80 qq. $273
Sabemos que Sc exportaran algunos kilos para
satisfacer las 6rdenes pendientes segdn nos han
informado, despues del dla Ia demanda no sera
tan activa empezara 4 normalizarse La plaza
para futuras partldas que afuyan al mercado, 81
no quedasen 6rdenes por cubrir. ST vienen nue.
vas 6rdenes, continuarA la demanda y los precios
iran tomando favor ~s- .4~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-05

De Madrid telegraflan un colega del Prin-
cipiado 10 que sigue:
>. /" Sc ha recibido en- ell Ministerio de la Co.
bernaci6n en- las redacciones de todos los pc
ri6dicos un ibrito an6nimo en- Ell que Sc ennumess
ran los cfrculos casas donde SO juega en- Ma
drid 4 los prohibidos, consignando los nombres
de las pevsonas que estan su frente. El senior
Villaverde Ia remitido un eiemplar los tribu
males para que sea comprobada la exactitud de
los hechos que SO denuncian
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-05

Habiendo fracasado Ia idea de una Exposl-
ci6n universal en- Berlin, Sc ha pensado en- otro
genera de exposition. Los militarea que rodean
al emperador, de acuerdo con el estado mayor ge-
neral, trabajan para que 81 emperador alruebe el
proyecto de organizar en- Berlin una Exposition
militar universal, invitando tomar parte en- elias
todos los Estados que tengan una organization
militar notable. Cada Estado debera enviar q la
Evposci6n un regimiento al menos un battalion
tornado pOr todas las armas en- uniforme de pa
rada. Durante Ia Exposition, habrA ejerciclos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-05

Segdn nuestros informes la Administrator,
municipal de Juana Daz, muy ordenada CO.
rrecta. Sc pagan puntualmente las ateLciones
del presupuesto y Sc atiende con regularidad 4
los diferentes servicios, existiendo en- aquea ju-
risdcci6n NADIA menos que catorce escuelas a
cargo de id6neos profesores a que concurren
numerosos niflos de ambos sexos, siendo de lamar
la atenci6n Ell hecho casi ercepc6o@ol de que en-
aquel pueblo no rige el impuesto de consumes
todo To- cual habla muy alto en- favor de aque
Ayuntam1ento de su digno presidente, don
Joaquin Aldea Berenguer.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-05

con estas tropas universities, tanto en- 81 mar co.
mo en- Ia TERRA Dicha Exposition Sc lnaugurara
en- Mario de 1898 durara hasta el dia pT1mero
de Octubre "A pesar de no haberse consultado
q ningdn Gobierno dddase que esta invitaci6n sea
acogida con entuciasmo. 1Que Gobierno acorda-
ra enviar 4 Bellin los elementos de una revista
comparative, los modelos de sus armas el modo
de manejarlas7 No puede cons;derar este pro-
yecto, mas q. como una nueva idea concebida por
81 cerebro infatigable del soberano aleman.
I'm una interview con un periodlsta, durante
su estancla en- Viena, don Carlos de Borb6n de-
clar6 que no abandonaba sus derechos al trono de
Franc1a, y que 81 gobierno frances le habfa mo-
lestado sin razon, no habiendo jamas los carlstas
puesto imped1mento al gobierno de la Rep1blica.
Y anadi6 que le hace sufrir mucho vivir Iejos de
Paris-A prop6sito de La Corona de Espa6a, don
Carlos SO expreso asf: Yo no me hago ilusio.
mes, Espana, despues del destronamiento de la di-
nastla actual, Sc constituira en- Repdblica, & in
mediatamente sera carlista El trono actual sera
derrocado por un Estado Mayor sdetras del que
no marchara ningdn soldado. La gente del cam,
po es totalmente carlIsta. Mi programa es la
union en- confederation de Espana con las Repd
blicas Sud-americanas, por medic de tratados in.
ternacionales."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-05

Seg1n telegrama reel DIDO en- ell Gobierno Ge.
neral de la Habana Ell senor consul de Espana en-
Jamaica ha perdido la raz6n, por cuyo motive Sc
ha hecho cargo del despacho del Consulado, ell
senor Vice.c6nsul. A causa de no haber los su.
fcientes recursos con que atender Ia asistencla
del senior consul de Espaha en- jamaica, Sc ha
dispuesto por el Gobierno la salidade i'm calo.
nero de Santiago de Cuba, para que 10 traslade a
dicha ciudad. <sss~%@ ~ ~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-05

La Gaceto de MADRID public6 ell rs del pasa-
do mes de Septiembre ell real decreto declarando
fiesta nacional en- Espana y sus provincIas ultra
marinas el IL de Octubre de este afo en- CONNIE.
moracion del descubrimiento de America. Ana
de el decreto que la Corona y las C6rtes podran
luego instituir la fiesta nacional del 2 de Octu.
bre a perpetuidad, zss.
En- ell preambulo declara ell gobierno que ha
indagado ell parecer de todas las naciones amer
canas, as1 como el de Italia, patria de Colon para
yer 81, de comdn acuerdo, podfa revestir aquel ho-
menaje mayor importancia Casi todos los 60
biernos de America han adherido va a la idea
principle asl ell de los Estados Unidos como
los de las repdblicas hispano- -americanas con cor
tas excepciones, tai hjas de pasajeras circuns
tancias que no han de impedir probablemente
una unanime resoucl6n, y, por su parte Ell gobier
no de Italia tambien ha acogido Ia invltac6n del
modo mas cordial satisfactorio. De celebrar es
tai unanimidad, sobre todo que el gobierno de
los Estados Unidos haya desistido de fjar el dia
II para La fiesta.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-02-24
Tacoma Railroad News.

TACOMA, Feb 23-GSpeciaL 1.-The work of Sc
curing the right-of-way from the PuyaIlup In
dian reservation to Sumner for the Ross electric
railroad was begun today. Mr.. Ross has Sc
cured rlght-Of-way through the Puyallup reser-
walton.
Manager I. D. Kuettner, OF the Commercial
Club transportation bureau, who has been
digging up statistics showing that the Northern
Pacific discriminates against Tacoma in certain
freight rates. calls attention to the fact that
trouble is arising from the failure of the chair
man of the Transcontinental Association rails
ing rates on goods which have not been ex-
plioitly classified. For instance, he AYERS that
the rate on school teachers desks has been
raised because of the chairman ruling them not
to be school furniture. The local transporta-
ton bureau viii object to rulings considered
unwarranted.
Mining Expert ]. Roberts has gone into the
Mineral Creek mining district, ostensibly to
prepared report on the value of the ores in that
section for the Northern Pacific railroad. This,
it is argued, lends weight TO the statement that
the Northern Pacific will build a branch from
Centralia to Mineral Creek. The branch would
be very expensive, costing over 100000.
Superintendent Kimberly and Assistant Super
intendent Dickinson left this morning for the
East
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-02-24

Settled. The city now held the key TO the stu
alton; 1t should not give IL up. Mr.. Sweeney
desired to have the ordinance referred back to
the judiciary committee. The motion was
lost and the bill passed by the following vote:
Ayes.Bogardus, Denny, Korn, Snyder, Will
cox. Miller.
Eoes-Ingraham, Pontius, Sweeney.
The bill will now go to the house OF delegates.
petition was received for tie removal of a
fence barring the sidewalk on Front street, be-
tween Madison and Spring; it was refused.
memorial was read from Q number OF cit-
zens against requiring all peddlers and fruit
vendors TO sell their goods only at public mar
ket place; action was postponed
Several bills for the placing Of electric lights
were passed.
Reports of committees were read as follows:
j. Gardner Kenyon's petition for repair OF
sidewalk: rejected.
Dr.. G. II. Randelrs petition for correction in
description OF Randell's addition passed.
Adjourned until Saturday night
The house of delegates transacted only
routine business. proposition to create the
Office of chief engineer to the, water-works
found but little favor and was voted down.
Ordinances were passed ordering purchase Of
swivel nozzss for the freboat, for the improve
ment of Boylston street, vacsting plat of Boston
Heights supplemental addition, and for a har-
Dor buoy, for electric lights on Main street at
Thirteenth, Fourteenth, Fifteenth and Sixteenth
streets.
Petition for plsnking South Eleventh, from
Yesler to Main street, was granted; by C. A.
Wadsworth, for damages on Rollin street, re-
ferred; Frank Bird, for one months salary,
granted by Della Keran and 2. J. Sullivan, to
quiet title, granted
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-02-24
ADJUSTMENTS.
"Mr. wnkinson's widows" Hit.

"Mr. WhkfnsOn's widows" . Hit.
"Mr. Wilkinson's Widows came to the Seattle
opera house last night and was heard by an ap-
preciative audience that filled every portion of
the house. The comedy is meretorious, not only
from Literary but humorous standpoint and
the company is one of the most perfect comedy
organizations that ever came to the Pacific coast
such gathering of players could make much
worse play than "Wilkinson's Widows" 20. The
domestic complications, through which the fun
IS derived are occasioned by the fact that Mr..
Wilkinson, wine merchant, while married to a
charming London lady, had another household
In Edinburgh. The Edinburgh widow is tirta-
Hously inclined, and one of her vic
tins, an army officer, appears upon
the scene and causes endless amusing situa-
lions. The honor of the eyening fell to Georgia
Drew Barrymore, who was Wilkinson's real
widow. She was all that could possibly have
been desired by the most exacting. Her comedy
is exquisite, and she reads her lines as only the
daughter of Mrs. John Drew could. In grace of
movement she proved perfect model. Her
foil was Emily Bancker, as Mrs. Dickerson, or
widow No. 2, who proved capable and clever.
Mr.. Joseph Holland, as Perciyal Perrin, hus-
band of Mrs. W. No. /, gave a remarkably fine
portrayal. He is perfectly deaf, and his powers
OF expression are all the more remarkable con-
sidering this failing. Mr.. Burns. as Major
Mallory, who causes so much OF the
worry. gave capital presentation of
the not over-scrupulous English military officer.
Matte Ferguson as Susanna, the maid, was az
eomical as the original Irish maid usually is.
Mrs. Annie Wood, who played Mary the cook,
was the most comical feature OF the evening.
She is one of the cleverest old ladies in the dra-
matte business. The costumes of the ladies
were brilliant and tasty. The performance as a
whole was one of the most entertaining ever
seen in the city. The same performance will be
given tonight and another largo audience is
promised.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-02-24
PER SONAL.

Rose s,annus o { Tacoma, is at the Arlington
R. Chilcott, of Port Blakeley, is at the Grand
Luther Clark. of Coupeville, is at the Airing
ton.
A. Cleveland, OF snoh omish. is at the occi-
dental.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Smith, of Lowell, are st
the Diller.
Rev. James A. Laurie. of Auacortes, is stopping
at the Arlington.
Rev. and Mrs. Calvin ". Stewart, OF Sumner.
are al the Arlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. h. johnson, OF Austin, MINI,
are at the Northern hotel
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph II. McCabe, OF Tacoma,
were at the Rainier hotel yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. Meek have returned
TO the city and are at the Rainier hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Dickey returned yesterday
from a three months visitto the Eastern states
Mrs B. b Jones, Miss Jones and Miss B.
Jones are at the Diller hotel On their way 10 san
Francisco.
Branch O'Brieu, agent for Miss Gale who is
billed for the Seattle opera-honse for next week
is in the city.
CaDtsiu and Mrs C. J. Noyes, Miss Grace D.
Moves, Miss Della washburn snd Miss Flosss
Washburn are stopping at the Diller
Tudor Tiedemanu. the well-known insurance
specNl agent, left last night for san Francisco,
where he will be ia the Offices OF Brown, Craig
& Co. the general agents
Mrs George Drew BARRYMORE Thomas H.
Burns. JOSEPH Holland, A. NoTrissey, Mss Mat
Tie Ferguson and Mr.. aud Mrs. 7. y. Ryley, Of
.ba "Wilkinsons Widows" company, are ST the
Northern hotel