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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-05
A GENEROUS OFFER
DIR. Darrin VIII Treat the Rich and
Poor. the High and Low. All Glasses.
Grades and stations, Free OF Charge.
Prom 10 TO n .. nm. Daily.

For the benefit Of those who are not
already acquainted with their mode OF ope-
rating by eiectro-magnetlsm. and who
may be seeking aid, though distrustful.
after fnaay failures Of everybody and
everything. DR.. Darrin makes the extra
ordinary and most generous offer 10 treat
the afflicted free OF charge between the
hours of 10 and IL q. nc. each day until
further notice 70 prove 10 the community
at large his ability aud skill. That the Drs.
Darrin have effected extraordinary cures,
after all efforts elsewhere have failed, is q
fact supported by the strongest evidence.
Their cures, moreover. are rapid and per-
manenf-
DR. Darrin makes speciality Of diseases
Of the Eye. Ear, Nose and Throat, and all
nervous, chronic and private diseases,
such as Loss of Manhood, Blood Taints,
syphilis. elect, Gonorrh1a. Structure,
spermatorrhga, Seminal Weakness and
Loss of Desire or Sexual Power in man or
woman. All peculiar female troubles.
Leacorrhga. Displacement. etc, are con-
fidentiaily and successfully treated. Con-
situations free. Charges reasonable. Most
cases can receive home treatment after q
visit to the Doctors offices. Circulars and
question blanks sent free. inquiries
answered.
Offices: Hotel Stevens, corner Front
and Marion streets, Seattle, Wash.
Office hours: 10 a. m. to p. m. daily !;
SUNDAYS 10 to II.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-05
B,s,hs LAD. and Ia..,...

On Tuesday evening. October 81. very
pleasant Halloween entertainment was given
by tbs CALIFORNIAN aud 81. Andrews society. of
Tacoms. ~ Maeaaiey's hall. on Tacoma avenue
at which the following interesting programme
wes given.
Address es welcome .,...s..s..A. s Dfammand
soBs~~iistsls of stirling Bridge .........
.s+t.t.......s..-....s.. Robert Howaen
Recitation ''N atty AGA Neg RabcFt Dow
song -"sweet Spirit Hear Nv Prayer"
sss.sts -4., ...s.e. ssss......s.. Mrs. Mcmillan
nucs--"Annis Laurie" ................,
ts,,.s.ss.s. Mrs hsldln and K Hawden
snng"IFtl 80 she Last Audrew Patton
heng "a Tender Recollection ...........
so. .-s..s.s..+ss, Miss Margaret Heck
Fang-"tsoante sweet BESSIE Il fIowdeu
Scotch stofy THE Mustard Plaster
ss-s.. sss.......s. A. : nrummoad
scns ny the s~d ses Naves' Mrs Mcmillan
p8sst~-'Alfs Well .s.s.s. Hswaen and Patton
scotch reel Miss Jessie sitnpkiGs Miss Jessie
amitn, useFgs Chapmsn. A. = DRUM
Tupn3. piper major. William Meiscd.
aeeo1ananIai, Miss GsiArher
This wAs followed BY dancing way inso the
swee smA' houfsf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-05

All Halloween has come aud goue: spirits ol
the nast have been eoalaFe1 ~, addressed and
allowed g. depart leaving The tuteriocutor no
wiser than before, Tbs iaturs has been quos-
toned ard examined aud liso. after ST. these sx
essemsRss. IL again iowiag tranquility on May
we're the aaagscRasnts provided fer Halloween
THIS Sess aSd many masQueFaalng parties were
encountered en the streets. oas party MSS given
AZ the college where typical ualiowe'e ca vas
eniaYei, tobbiug ieg apEles ana various games
uaFo Introduced, and there Was also some dare
tng. Among those pEesaut were Mtss kiadsr.
Miss Martha ktaaer. M.ss Edna Darsin, aiss
FleEeaeo Hale, NJ. CYRUS Pierce, Mr. Tom
fieros. NJ Fr0d feEee, Miss KivlrA IngaEsoli.
Mt Charlie Poster NJ nrosas
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-05

MtRv. Cesar has rsssrnsd from his Eastern
TIP
Mr.. Jack seslsy has returned from he- trip 70
the East
Dr. ~ IT, HArrssoa Left on the City OF Tacoma
for China tefs week
Mrs. Prank vining and baby returned from q
trip % sssgtse taIs week
Mr. and Mrs FrankIln X. Lane hare taken
Mr.. H. u. Thomas house for the wsntsr
Rev. and Mrs Preston Barr and family re-
moved shis week 70 q hcre On North G street.
nsar Second.
Mrs. Joha Thomas and children have re
turned from the East and are living In their
home 90 street
Mr. aud MIRA IL D. Thomas and Miss Emily
Thomas win leays to-day for California They
viii spend the winter IN Los Angeles.
Mr.. Asd Mrz kaufman and child have re.
tasned from the East Mrs. Kaufman's sister
essns % shis city with them for yisit
Dr. McCntcheon and Dr. Nevins have returned
from China. DR.. EevinE. who had been IN
ChiHa for some time and who took the trip for
his health, fs much improved.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-05

The EssSIsg Club met a. Ass- J. " 1ilisrs
o. ThersdAy att@raooa. whsn the reading Was
eoasfaese. she work slso saaksng progression
Is kas been dsesdsc 20 take Up certain esnfss
81 rssdIag ssgsag ths wIstsr Thess pssssaf ou
TnurxsaY we're. Mrx :. ". Miller, Ara ]. ".
winssow. Mss FERRIS, arx John Van Oxas. = So
ssynaoar. u Isz Jessls reyuoux. A7othss Hsex-
.fy club - Gu shstapis. - nset % Friday after
nooa& Thss wifi add one ssors % IseosnAs
lixs % cAubs-znnsleai literary and otherwise
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-05

TIE stage IS largely gwen over 10 comedy b.
eaass People sfe instructed by the daily YArers
aua tae magazines ueuca they aow seek ths
taester aet sex isstsgeSsun tat Coz hsA]thfal
SeSsvstson ard woclesoE8s amusement seattle
'aestes- sssgs ara pranatse3 Yea srSAt hy F@.r.
eAt3a ana v oeiyutf next " cslaestAy nishi Al tie
sSst1aa sasassT. Ias Wallis WAll3 G'a5os ,gamrsAas
s4Fs 81 taesn, ~LsUEbtsF. holding b3ta his
s3es, q q. talgow fAIs uulaae pair
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-05

~TAs Pirates e Psaxxzcs| 10 prrwrassszg
fss1xxe1y. Rehsarxszs ara tskiBG sfess snes .
sesk. sr9 bsf0rs oEs 10 fEifT aware - = tse
sDszs wSli Be Pror1ssa1 ~ TIA theassr- Mss
Deracks9a viii take oss ct fss pxfnesp.a parsss
and amoog thoss wko VIII take pars n ta1
chorus srss Miss Rector, Miss wordss. xr. =.
Z. Ban. MIS- HofbrnoE, Miss Esasi HstsFopks
NJ. Hoxton Kasns4esI. Miss Bowsn, Mr. ssd Mr.
NsEbaFn BAILEY, Ma. f1saEe. Ms Frsnk Csrdin.
NJ. KFerstt BAhsoek. Mr.. CsIEord Babceex asd
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SOCIETY AT TACOMA.
Thanksgiving Joys and Foot
ball Looked Forward To.
FESTIVITIES OF HaLlowE'es.
E<hessssis Of Pirates % rsnxsnes''-
xe.1fsg ssd Mssieai clabs-
oth~r Eveass-Rsrsonss.

TAcosA. soy. t--fspseis8- i-Fisiens Of snr-
ksys. yurnpkia plea. ETC.,. are eoasanx neassf SD
nsaref - ThsnkzgiyiSx aay sgprosshsS- NOT
only % thess nsnnssRs ts4nss rsss sssoEs onels
rasntasy tston. bas tlss fepsssii sasass which Is
10 take paaee in Esxtsss On 5bsnksgfvinG. hAs
saso afosasd naues 1ntsrsst ssnes ire afss
game saoss enthusiasm fA2a ever b svp~Eant
and psobabsy q coed n&1y viii 90 70 Seattle
fssm hsrs 20 give s1I tfse seeafsgsnssnt nscas~
sxrY aud - ehes- for s-ess side" Oaisids Of
foosbail thsrs has nos hssn mueh sxsttsmsat
for she fast we&k
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Ilt.le FnlA.. cAnar nam.

vesy er ysh.e osaay pnI2 was given lsst
sF~nlag hy tie Misses k4rginaA and MEsarxa
ts'id 81 tse,f eefae eaTuar ei Tacoma avenue
asd Neste teagsn strSeI klpeas those present
~srS fssaY EaoEa3s. As8ee Essnn. lgeiSn
kasoa, ssell4 0iSFeyszon. Mary Wortea. sa.sRa
AtRssea. Atay Hal, Margaret Iyisr. Jssls
asiss, kaita hagsey. K1Isa Segtcn. IfOae Nor.
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Anethsr amusement was that Of party o.
young girls Who wens 20 certain house and Q
party OF young men we're gsye7 40 hour Ia
whfch 20 nnd them. Mech am usezneat Was
eas1ss1 hy the search.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-05

to-. ssIsr @ssEsz- sasss Hale. Js~ephsas HISS
Eruos. FfsFeaes HoFh-ca&. ksthsssz Mseizaaon-
HsarfssEs King. Etzna Cs&sesT, Msaas sps&gus.
Afses Fraser wLsafrsd ssTzzccr AID Endy
Tl1m&xI
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Halloween party was given 81 the residence
ol Mr.. aud Mira John !. kedman by tho Flower
Ward OF trinity church. aud vas yery success.
fni The porch of the house was hung with
Japanese lanterns. and ON either side OF she
steps was punpkia face lighted from the in
side. Within the house was decorated with ivy.
strings Of cranherfies. carrots and appisa APP
pies ana dishes Of popcorn were scattered
around. 50 that all DESTROYS OF % doing could
help themselves. There were several tricks 10
try. the ..Thost irs." the three bowls of milky
water, eIsar wsser and the empty one. etc There
was also candy pulling. and the greatest inter
est OF The evening. a. far disclosing ones fu-
lure was concerned, the cake holding In rte re-
eesses the ring. the coin aud the thImbla All
unmarried people present were allowed to draw
number. and the twenty holding lucky nun
hers could cut the cake. A short programme
wsE carried cut. music and recitation. Later In
the evening there was dancing. little over so
was cleared NJ this entertainment Among
those present were: Mr. and Mrk John T. Red
man. Mr.. aud Mrs. Cans. Mr.. aud MIRA steeb. Mr.
aud Mrs. Lawrence, Mr. and Mfs Chase. Mr.
and Mrs. Dwight Crsndali. Mfs Crawford Andsr.
son, Mr. and Mrs Amy. Miss Helen Seymour.
Misc Alice Rector, Mas Rector. Miss Lsils West
brook, Mas sharp, Mas Daley. Miss Fuller,
Miss Adeocs. Miss Peters. Miss Phillips. Miss
Harrington. Miss Mamie Harrington. Miss
Pasinssoa, Miss APPRECIATE. Rsv. Dean Rich
mand Babhstt. 2. d. IL d. Ar. Phoenix ilabeoek,
Mr.. James II. nage. Dr.. A. Hamilton DICKENS,
AE Ogden, Mr.. starr sherman.
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"Thc snnn nfIIfs >,

The Span or Ltie," az English rae,odrama
produced Tor iae frst time st the Grand theater,
London. June s, iSg2 Will have It's Initial SEAT.
tie presentation 81 tae new Seattle theater Men
day evening, November IL The play gets much
ct its nososiety and financial prosperity on az.
count q various sensational episodes which tao
here ant heroine experience in ihe uarayeling
81 the plot TIE Particular scene from which
the play derives is name Is where. IN order 30
all the escape q the hsso ard bis wife Ana
ehtld, thtse scFoh&ts. supposed 20 ba frioads al
the perseeutet trlc. moua; each ushes's
shoulders Sna then execute what is known 10
gymnssts s. "lhe falling column Ia fsllnr.
tie topiaost msa erasFs the farther side Of a
ehsSgn ana theY thus fofm human bridge
sercss cataract beneath, and over tails bridge
taS hero ana hts vile rscspe. The ssoFy 81 tee
play Is laia IN Eagland sui Africa. and Is h.ieay
thst OF the persecution of yoanE woman aut
her lover by cousins 81 TIE woman Who destrs
q h1eo1ae possessed ~ Acr fortune Fer GEM.
tae aareisy In TIE way Of stage sensations s.fhe
span 81 i4fe, accorttug 60 those who advertise
a. catsirsPs all the h8xE saw. FIRE engine aaa
r.iFdF5ySF plays taat the American stage has
So tsT hsd the ssd foFtsnr 30 otter 10 curious
su1 sensation sees snE pa bile
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me Pole. nalI.

On Wednesday eysaias tte roEics Of Tacona
gave THAR sNeond snnuai bali for the hsnsnt Of
their relief association. - Gsfmania hasL An
snvitasson had been sssendsd to thu pasise soEce
Of sestsis, sad the following aeisgsfios cane
.svcf thst aftsrnoon. JasisF A. \ ssspleY. Pa
ffossnen C. n. guHulnxk. 4 Z cFswfoFas }. W.
llNsseoek, T. Vs. saassFosn. X. 81 MeEnttrs. J. =
Slater /. n Fisrcs. 8. J. EfsHdail. g. A. Thssa
and 5nsAa keiIry MIRA C. r. Cpmmfngr. Ma
4 u Tgeres and Misses Carrie and Eva Merritt
accompanied them- They were Est az ths
wharf by 4 COMMITTEES, who csesrts3 them toths
Hotel cagltssg, where . hsn9sss wss served she
yssisors early In the evening Pfomptiy sf p
IN Chtef Lincoln Davis eTaued the ball By iesd-
ing the granG msreh with Miss Dsvsfsnx, and
fr0n then on late the owes ssaa' hour." the
astMiNart hsuscoais' Of Tacoma esesiea them
selves 70 zee that their guests we're having .
good ssaae. The visitors from seattle we're en-
tAsssssstIc over their receptions here, ana sag they
has1 u return the compliment sofse time during
the winter Tha following were the committees;
Arrangements u. Resting. william West
ever. John Ilosscff. \. J. Murphy, Fred Ewess
Invitations -eilIei tlneosa Davis, Capt. Tbomss
u sseraax, Desk ger-t A. = Dsutgiek. Fieor
AsnHgors--d. n. Heating, director: I. Y Fisher.
Gideon Frszss, s J. Murphy, John Dossstt. &.
r. 1arbie HeeeIaloa~-Chlef Lincoln Davis.
Gata Thomas DevegeHx, ssrgf. Adam Wiley.
Fergt. /. h Ellis. sesFs A. }. Harris. sesgI W.
II. gbaie beYiaiu. sterling i.eitoT. ID. q. sEasfh,
/. H. Mccoy. William Yosx. Minor Bfofion, III.
NJ. tErinneil isswIs Ganwiek, C. r. Auttef, Ex'
aiming Physician Or. A. II. Coleman. Pro-
grAusmr aad Psinting--D. o. saith, G. W. uig-
gins. A. i Reel Hal aad Dseofassn g-W. A.
I4Nsatsr. ]. h. Eipe. Hans Larson. A. J. seheek,
". ". 1hnmpsoa. ". d. Mullen, Joseph Dsno-
van. ~ W. Moran, ). J. flsit. c. W. June, K. G.
cSott. The seattle visitors have shown their APP
pfpclassoa Of c0nrfesies In tbs following card
70 M Taasra petaes Department, We, the un-
dessiglaea of slse seattle police department. ex-
tend our heartfelt thanks 20 Chief OF Police
Davis. Chief OF DetoetiTss Smith aud their many
ehle assistants f0f the royal entertainment given
ua ia tbs reception and banquet before their
tall on Wednesday evening All hail 10 the
Tacoma police They know how 20 care for
sfsitsfs. and We trust iu the future 20 IN .
measure fssipfgcate. 8 a. aIanlags. y y
slater, John Kelly. Joan sanstfom. Z. J. Gran
dali. 3 4 Crawford, a. g. Stopper, q. A. Thorn
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AmUsEaENTs.


Cordray's tneater and auditorium will be
closed next Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings and reopen Thursday evening, Noyem-
Der 2, with the popular Calhoun Opera Com
pany Ia aIiloeksr's great romantic comic
opera. ssThe Black Hassar." Seattle theAtet-
xoers will remember the unossentatious man.
nss In which this comic opera company came 10
Seattle rear ago oxtsHsibiy 10 remafn for one
week. and owing 70 its phenomenal suc.
cess being obliged 20 remain nearly n
month. 40 that time they announced
that they we're only q wel~baianced company
determined TO give performances thai would
please. The company announces that the or
ransxatfoa this season has been materially
strengthened, snd that they are in a position to
make good the claim that the Calhoun 0pera
Company, as At present constituted, r. one OF
the best light eoinic opera companies Ia the
West
Gsorge Lyaing. last season leading tenor with
Miss Hsliyef' company, 10 the tenore primo.
Miss Laura Clement. last season with the Lillian
Russell company. is the priFna donna. william
schusier is the baritone. ana Miss sylvester Cor
nlsh. Tor two years with DeWoif Hopper,
IL the eonsralto and character woman.
We shall ssiil find Douglas Flint,
Kirkland Calhoun. Julie Calhoun. o. b. Thayer.
Alex Thompson and others of the crowd. who,
with the newcomers. should certainly give per-
ioEmaaees second 70 none. The engagement Is
for four nights and q special ladies matinee
saturday. Popular prices viii prevail The
fun cast is as follows:
Hsberf. captain OF Hussars. disguised as an
army chaplain ................ George LydIng
Waterman, hts companion. William sehuster
Hackenback. magistrate OF Trautenfeldts.
Observation-Disclosures. Douglas A. Fiat
Pin kow, Jack Of ail trades. Kirkland Calhoun
Toreilier.sa French officer Ray Waters
Hetman. q Russian ofiieer. Alexander Thompson
AiIibs al attoIss Otls IL mayer
Mlnus Haekenbaek's Laura Clement
Rosetta daughters Julia Calhoun
barbara, q clean or phan. Sylvester Cornish
kieka. maid ..-..s..... ..... Beatrice Mckenzie
The sale OF reserved seats for the opera season
is now open 81 the box Office Of the theater, and
can Be secured there or by telephone No. COS
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The eeneeFt ~ the ils3ies Musical club ,aok
place en- Tuesday sstofpooa AZ Csickerfng hAlt
ans ~ss nueh eHiorsd ~ those pFos0at Attar
soe eoncefs IA sAa served. 3As programme
wss - bellows
flsno iFto- Overture TsRcteis Sc Russini
MS bAssiaesls. Nrs Willard SAITH.
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..The L.aaxhinR GIrI."

"The Laughing Girl" American comedy
ia three acts. by Mira u. +. Verdcnal will open
she week at the Eev Seattle IheateT, being billed
Tor tomorrow and Tuesday nights. The play Is
clever American comedy ia three acts. with
enough human interest in IL TO keep the atten-
ton Of the audience, and is replete with conical
situations tis very funny play throughout
The arst act opens with the arrival OF s'Eb"
Sanders, accompanied By his wife and daughter,
from England 20 visit bis brother. Josiah san
iers. At his suburban home near New York
There they meet the daughter, Gertrude, MIRA
Holloway. a charming widow. whom Josiah
admires. aud Prot Hauseman. The last an
eccentric musical genius. enacted by Louis
Mann. is difficult character TO maintain
without exaggeFstlon. The bashful German,
absorbed in art aud love. makes many
laughahle mistakes aud IL IN trouble all
the while His grief when he ssiertains that
hts love Is engaged 10 his false iriend in tho
second act. and his elusive Joy when at the
close OF the third act be ends the engagement.
broken aud declares his love and IL accepted,
are strong features ia the play. The viyaeioas
Miss Clara lApman enaets her part OF Gertrude
sanders sdmIrs6iy. The society girl given to
boxing aud fencing Is most attractiyeiy por-
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