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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01

of the city over street or steam railways,
though he does not want to BE- suspected
even Of training with those political noun
tebnnks who shuddcr nc the cucruach-
meut Of corporate power upon The rights
OF the dear people, etc, etc,
He is opposed TO the charge fixing
clause ia sections ~ and X,
lie fayors the city control OF an
streams of water within three miles of
the city
lie favors giving the city some prutcc.
ton in suits for damages against the city
ns was contemplated in section llN b
of the proposed charter, and says finally
other prOponed amendments would
greatly strengthen the charter of the
city
After the reading of the communication
of the mayor Alderman Montgomery
moved the appointments Of a special com
uittee Of three, tO which the mayor was
TO he added, 10 which this letter should hp
referred. that special cOmmitte to report
back nt the next meeting such amcnd-
mems to the charter AZ were hecmod os-
Frntinl, Tho motion was adoptd
MT Nuly, 10y consent. made ID verbal
petition for the redemption of promise
made by the city, by virtue Of which
promise evidenced by resolution adopt.
ed by the city council, the city became
liable for part Of the monthly rent of
the Powell building used Tor the civil
court of appeals. He very clearly aud
teroly set forth the pressing need Of the
owners of the building. aud asked the
council 90 pay them the 500 per month
due since the first OF September last.
aud make such arrangements as would
secure prompt payments iu the future
| The matter was referred ca the finance
! committees, TO report at The next meet
| la.
Alderman Nicks. for the waterworl,
committee said the work Of the contract
ors for the watorworks was practicully
| completed and they were DESTROYS II
| should b. checked mp and the committc,
| asked That Alderman Early aud the may
| or bc requested TO aid the committee Ia
| this work,
The contractors were willing thai
| enough should be- retained Ia insure th,
| necessary repairs from amy hrcnlagc ul
| leakage, when the final test of the wntcI
! mains was made after the pumps wore
| put iu aud would iu addition give ana
! additional bond the city might wish IN,
| mains have already been tested to r..
| pounds, but the contract calls for
/ laO-puund test and this can only br up
/ piled after the pumps are In WORKING
| order
Replying TO a question Of time. Mddr
| man NiChs said the pumps would he Il
Ia about two months, thnt eight ear load
| were loaded aud shipped by the 18Th %
| January, aud these were now ON th
| way
The mayor announced the special CON
mittee on charter amendments. Alder
| men Montgomery, Nits, and Nicks aul
tue body adjourned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01
WEATHERF0RD.
Several Persons In Iail for Various 0Hehses.
The Good Work Done by the OIL
nil Company.

Woathcrf0rd. Tex, Jan. 81 Especially
William Bruntley, the racer after hny-
ing stood nu examining trial before
Justice Squrcs, was granted bail in the
sum Of 800 10 await the action of the
grand jury. lie was arlaignpd on "a
charge Of manning Alice Birdlow. The
bail was not given and he was conveyed
TO his Old quarters in the jail.
viii Estes was also received by Jniler
Mcconnell from Precinct =. VIII plead
guilty 10 purloiung nu oyercoat, the
Of SO. and npprOprinung 10 % his own
use and benefit lie was fined so and
twenty four houus in iail.
Another boarder az Hotel De Mcconnell
was Chris McCarty charged with ng-
grayated assault upon Alice Rirdlow. "A
companion case of win Bpntley. hut
Christopher gave bond and was released
this eve
The case Of y. NJ Howard VS. Abe
Iisk, city assessor and collector, WIS set
for Friday. This casc grew ont Of Mr.
liisk leyyinE on and selling an assigned
stock of goods for city taxes.
The cotton seed oil company made its
first shipment Of feeding cattle yesterday
evening 10 Chicago VIA the Texas aud Pa
cifc. Iron Mountain aud Chicago aud
Alton railroads Tho cattle trnuspOrtod
were fat. plump and sleek. The company
are running fine oil mill aud feed
and fatten cattle on the Side. The stock
now on hand Is as hnr aud fn as was
ever seen and much praise rs wouhiiy
bestowed on this home industry for home
benefits The building .ieelt i located
Ia the northwestern portion Of The city,
and visit 10 Il 90 see the m0dus Opcr-
audi of the ingenious machinery Is quite
worth tho effort
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01
TO PREVENT FIRES.
BENEFITS THA + WOULD RESULT
FROM INVESTIGATION.
A Bill In Inc New York Legislature 10 add
New Duties 10 Those Performed by
the Fire Marshals.

Albany. Jan. 20. "A singular bin intro.
duced in Che assembly "a "A measure pro-
vIdiug thut every ease of DIRE occurring
shall be- investigated hy the coroner VI
the district m which IL occurs unless
there be- a hre marshal in the city ur
town. whom the investigation shalt be
proceeded with 10y mm
The result, written upon blanks fur
nishrd hy the state insurance department.
slull be- forwarded to tue superintendent
Of that department. When CurUncrs do
the inycs,iil ling they shall hc paid at TIM
same rates as for investigating deaths
aud IL shall be "a county charge. Any
householder refusing TO give information
IN subject 20 pcualty of so FOR each
oitcusr. The hill Is favored by the gov
ernor and the state Insurance department
IL is a curiOus fact that the original
recommendation upud which this bill rs
based was made by Governor Hin la
1850 and the REASONS given are Of an
interesting character. In the message he
said:
Comparatively few Of our citizens
are aware of the immense annual loss
10y fire. Ia the United States. for each
of the past five years. this loss Is esti-
mutcd 90 have reached tue astonishing
annual average of over SiUO.OuO 900.
aud ia New York state alone. careful
estimates Indicate TINT an average of
over S1J.WO,WJO is the value of property
yearly wiped out of existence br the
sniur cause. This amount Is fully SG.Onu.-
HW more than the average Of the whole
annual taN levy for state purposes. The
yearly Increase Uf taxable property I'm our
state, rs established wv the state board
Of assessors. Is about SlOOOUO.OOO, but
under uNisuug conditions, am amount
equal tu considerably more than one
seventh of this annual increase I'm the
wealth of our state rs destroyed hy fires.
II any means eau be devised TO prevent
any portion of this destruction. hy just
so much are taxable values preserved
to the state and the general prosperity
promoted Il Is believed that il IS pos
sible TO reduce this fire loss at least one
half. or O.OOO.WO q year In The United
States. and In like proportion SIHlO.oul
ia the state OF New York and some ny.
ypstmtors contend that even still
greater saving can be made. \ lessen,
Ing Of the amount OF property destroyed
would inevitably lead 10 reduction n
insurance rates, aud sO q benefit woult
accrue 10 al our citizens far greater thni
the slight ndhitiounl burden which woul,
bc imposed Ia the payment Of cOroners
fire investigation fees.
"a first aud most important step TO
ward such saving and benefit would b,
The mugiiate compulsory and authentic
| determination. where possible. ot IN,
cnusc of every Gre. Such judicial In
ou'ry would Incidentally tend to detcc
| and So prevent 'nceudurism. would MAX,
| more apparent existing defects IN pres
| ont methods OF building and would no
| cord more definitely The cause OF tirc
| mai fully understood
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01
nAIN sRI.E.INFMCTED.

This Is supposed 70 be an age OF en-
liehtennent. Yet the half civilized per
sistence with which hosts of people keep
dnsino tbemsalve ON small occasion. ar.
gUes a blind credulity characteristic u
ihe dark agts Constipation has myr'
;aa at alleged curauyes, which In naus-
cons dose merely evacuate ths bowels,
mis- operation being preceded 10y PAIN
onj fnIIoNed by weakness the latter an
eject of their excessive, violent action,
Podyphylln aloes, Eamooge el9poulied
in De form Of pills bluemass, calomtl IL
these are among the violent medlcSaiiIgib a.
Tor which should be substituted Hos
tetter's stomach Biters, the finest, most
Genial Laxative eXtant never Erlplhs,
aud resembling ia its action an eh9Fl OF
nature IN her happiest mood. THIS DC.
nign and thorough medicine Is ~ an
antidote 10 maaria aud rheuinatls ~
oivps strength 10 the system, renders ~
Sestion perfect. aud regulates The kla'
news aud bladder.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01

first. But after Mrs Wetherbces death
no win was found. aud MARY. after wait-
ing for q time for something % turn np.
tSially consulted lawyer snylcs Nr.
Saylcs advised her TO sue the estate but
he says that It WIS some time before he
could get her to the point Of giving any
information on which to base an action
SO great was her reverence for hor
mistress that Mr.. Sayles ran up against
q snag aimost every time he questioned
her. and he finally had TO make Nm the
case with slight assistance from her.
He says he found that Mrs Wetherbee
who ut one time was known to have own,
ed several houses and lot OF valuable
mining and other stocks. had Loft very
little property that could be discovered.
but lac hupoa to get enough ON which TO
levy for any judgment that he may obtain
He considers that $4,000 Is "a very
modest compensation 10 ask for thirty
years Of such service as MARY Brown
rendered
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01

Muskogpc, L. r., Jan. 81 Specal1-
Your representative has been along the
line from Bluejackct 20 Altola mud
thence 10 COaugatc aud from Wagner
east, within the past two weeks and
not one citizen or resident was found
who favored joining Oklahoma In state
hood Oklahoma aud the five tribes have
no common interests, and there Is moth
ing 10 recommend joining the two terri
tories In statehood. The Indians squaw
mon and "intruders' may do foolish
things, but the wisoacres of the govern.
ment are equally silly when they fail d
400 the ndyisability Of the scheme and
think the people VIII submit without pro
TEST
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01
PAY FOR THIRTY YEARS.
'''"0 sues Her Employers Estate for
$4,000.

"A l 10TH Jan. ~, Mary Annie
Nevlhfes that she not only worked
LUIS IN one household, but that
w once asked for or received
~ au that thine. Now. still hold
4 memory of her dead mistress
'e mas begun suit for 500. 600
IN setglces against the estate of
N MPl9yer who was Mrs. Cath
~ NetheFbee.
4 taihe 10 this country from Ire
h ~ mites aud found employment
4 m. noller Of Mrs. Wetlierbee.
~ \, Aiyiher died Mary entered the
m,S we daughter. ana from thar
40 'ifs' Netherbce's death-three
Iapt, sue remained as her maid ana
b s tseefoee, from all accounts. was
4 Pas I,lle cimrncter She lived nj
I'M !, onrteenth street. and was
< NM lave a considerable fortune
mo,, n NV 70 appear in soriety I'm
J Min itKns'ie apparel and loaded
|lnsnts "rlfya Among her favorite
cAaiBs lf a number Of heavy
ana which Sue strung about hi
IN N SHOULDERS. She affecteJ ~
gess Writer'S and wits. ana mr. nor.
aabv we time the meeting MACS
~, We weiEknown autbors AM
W1h. VI Aew York. al homo
aaA ans discarded an her jew.
being sSSolhes' her favorite gar,
iouchea SAYS the subject OF wage.
lhat a. ai'pn ssily az r,tte intervals
- liar, 'A Mrs. Wetherbee Viii
" .endshis WIS on the closest FORM,
y tln,. always told her tbst ~.
|snd tb,t nDenlly Ia her win fol
An ~ re should have tho hons,
'-fy lived, Il the mistress ire HS ks,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01
IoNGvEw's PLUM.

Longyicw, Tex, Jan, 31.-(Specinl. -
At the very close Of the teachers conycn-
ton here I.onRicw made IA great suc-
cess ia secAdng the summer normal
school, which VIII include something
next summer
Prof II. NJ. Pace Of Palestine was
elected principal, and Professor a. w.
kenuOrd of l0ngyiew, Tex, business
manager. All communications regarding
this school should boz directed to Pro-
fcssor A. w. konnard Of this place.
Another good effect the association had
WAS 10 stir up the people at this place 10
pass "a special tax 90 enable our schools
10 be- rm nine months In the year. The
election viii be ordered next Monday.
and there Is no doubt that the special
tax will carry by a biz majority.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01

I'm the matter Of cumtiyes what yon
want Is something TINT will do It's work
while Won continue 90 do yours remedy
that viii give you no inconNemense nor
Interfere with your business. Such a
remedy Is Anrocl,'s Porous Plaster, These
Masters are not an experiment; they
have been in use for over thirty years
and their value has been attcstcd by the
highest medical authorities, as well NJ
NV testimonials from those who have
used them. They require no change of
diet aud are not affected by wet or cold.
THOR action does not Interfere with labor
or business; You can toll and yet be cur
cd while hard at work, They are 80 pure
thnt the Youngest, the oldest, the most
delicate person of either sex can use
them with great benefit
Beware of limitations and do not be de-
ceiyed by misrepresentation. ASK Tor
Allcofl's, and lei no solicitation or eN-
PLANTATION induce you to accept a subsu-
futp
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01
BRETz IN THE Sour.

Sacramento. Cal, jan 81 assem-
bly has taken action ia the case Of
Brett, the Populist member who made
open charges at the time White Deml.
was elected United States senator sew
era days ago. that White had bought
his scar. Braz's charges were inYesti-
gated by special committee of The as
semblv Who reported that they were in
founded and the assembly by vote ~
60 20 iB adopted a resolution augpending
Bretz for one week. and authorizing the
speaker 20 reprimand him.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01
The Best Way to Advertise Texas

Is through the newspaper that daily and
weekly tells n The progress at TEXAS ind
ita advantages. opportunities and produc-
lions. Day after day and week after
week such newspaper does is appointed
work, and il h
tho Constant Dropping thnt Wears Away
thc Sfoaes
No man dissatisfied With unfriendly
climate. exhausted lands or unfayorable
conditions can read constantly " this
Southern wonderland without being IA.
nnenced TO CONF Aud % ulaA who sncks
safe and profitable Investment can read
constantly ~ he opportunities preacpicd
la this vast undpvPiOped einplre Niia0ut
being Influenced u Investigate fOt hian'
sell N pcFsDE,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01
cnAsrn 80 CAUGnr.

Wichita. Kan, Jan. 81. William a.
Bycrs charged With having alseonded
win several thOnsnnd dollars belonging 10
the Harskey Miller Brewing company Of
Helena. Mont while employed hy that
company. was arrested here Detectives
followed Bycrs through Utah and Cali
folnia. thencc across The Pacific % Japan
aud into China IN China the trail was
lost. Bycrs arrived here yesterday and
was Identified hy meals Of d photograph
ga the rOglfes' gallery.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01
CONQUERER OF PAIN.


BrenhRm. Tex. Jau. 30 Especial -Mr,
John L0gin, editor ~ the Evening Herald,
had stroke " paralysis on npOplexy at
1870 last night az his homo on North street
and fell inBensihle ON the floor afr. Couch,
went 10 his uEatthnce, Dr. John II. VII
hnmBOn WIS summoned and said be had q
cerebral hem0rrhnge, from which he would
n iittle after that ami N alive this after
mon, but there N no hopes Of his recovery
He Ia bachelor and lived alone, and u
about 20 grufs Uf age
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01
cnAL nAs EYrInsInN

Yiennn, SAn. - "A disastrous coal gas
explosion occurred IN Skalis pit, near
Graiz. IN Syria. Five miners were
klllnh ton lnlnred.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01
An IMPORTANT DIFFERENCE.

To make Il apparent to thousands VINO
think themselves ~ that they nN not
affected with any disease, but that the
system simply needs cleansing, is 20 bung
comfort home to their hearts, ~ cos
tive condition Is easily cured by using
Syrup of Figs. Manufactured by the
California Fig Syrup company,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01
LEG pROIlEN.

Decatur Tex, Jan 81. Especially Mr..
Lauren Shoemaker, who has charge Of
the Rush AZ COnlcy pasture six miles
Southeast Of Decatur, had the misfortune
10 get bis leg broken yesterday by hN
Horse fnnlng on him. Tho wound h very
painful, bot not dangerous.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01

Galveston, Tex. Jan. 30 Especial. THE
county commissioner met today Tor the
purpose OF considering the bids filed Tor
800 90 u Galveston county bridge bonds.
bridge 10 me maiu land ACROSS the west
bay. The bid Of w G Hayes 4 Son nt
1000 aud infQrcm 10 daie 0f delivery, be-
Ing most favorable, WAS accepted.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01
A CIIILD HURT.

Bonham, Tex. Jan. 81 lSpoelall -
Emmett. G-year-oid child Of r. 81
Thompson, fen from a wagon late this
evening. The wagon PASSED over his
leg, breaking Il badly. IL win probably
have 70 be amPutated
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01

CITY Of Mexico Jan. 81. 10 punish ny ta,
vpn,.old son. d laborer In tonWaras lgns
Mpl IN the neck over q praAeri aa ~.
h.t,'s a~nnv ne iuluman father piatea ise
pepprr on the bragler. The man VIII ~
punished,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01
WEIGHTED DOWN.

Berlin, Jan. 31.-Duke Victor Of Rati-
bon. Prince VI Convey, Prince Of Hohen-
lehe-Schillinanrit and president Of the
l'mssiau upper house died AZ Breslan
last evening
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01

Tttle gock. Ark, Jan. y II now tvil.s
out that tie reported killing, OF Mn
sfstes Siarshal Falkenberg while o. w
aff.r l,uii,er thieves q untrue hr La
returned 10 Hatesvlle with nine prisoner
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01
IVA, wAITrR pHELPs' ION.

Trenton. ~ V. Jan ~. -Goyernor AZ.
bott has sent IN the following nomination
Whitaker ms lay Judge of court VI oyer
and appeals.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01
RE ELECTED.

New York. Jan. 81. The stocEholders OF
the Southwestern Coal aud Iron company
heiJ their annual meeting here today. lhe
nv ~ ioard OF directors and an OF
ererS were reelected unanimously.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01
! a spINnLn K1II.rn.

Bonh0n, Tex, Jan 81 Especial D.
j. g. Spindle, an old and wen known
citizen Of IfHnnin county, living near
LamascO, while returning home today
WIS thrown frum his wagon, and received
Injuries from which he died IN few mia
utes. lie was 90 or 60 years old.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01
THE CAMpBFTT. rt-NrnAT.

Philadelphia, Pa. Jan. 3t.-Thc funer-
al OF eN-Postmuster-Generol Jas. Camp
bell survivor Of President piercp's
cabinet. took place today from 1t. Nary's
church.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01

The man who has 80 much egotism and
so lille conscience that b. looks upon
himself as HE paragon Of Perfection, -
10 b. greatly feared AS Carlyle eays
''The grancst Of faults II " b. cou-
sci0us Of nome"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01
RrnnMnOLI snOCKED.

Rome. Jan -. stromb0li Island, IN
the Mediterranean. north Of Syrly, wah
visited BY an earthquake yesterday
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01
LrMIs NIIsr 40 nAnK-

San Antonio, Tex, Jan. -. (Special)
tThe stpreme court of Mexico Inns Nc
hrfued the decision Of the district court
OF Nuev0 Laredo Ia the ease of Charles
lowis who IL wanted In Kansas City
10 answer 10 the charge of embrZzling
$4,000 from the Lombard Investment
company Colonel CcrOn, military com
maudcr Of Nuey0 Laredo, expects 10 re-
Ceiyc the order TO turn Lewis over 10
the United States authorities within the
next few days The mother OF young
Lewis has been with her son ever since
his arrest aud confinement IN the mill
turv barracks nc NuryO Laredo
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01
THTS is A WANT AID. pON,T READ 1T.
WANTED, THE earth /!
What? An oiitY Won, no, say from
10000 to 5O,OOOAcres


dispose FARMERS
willing
lme
ponding with the subscriber.
THOUSANDS
portions Texas WANT HOMES In West and Northwest Texas The writer
b able 10 bring the
LESS NNSE than IN OR OUT OF TEXAS When results
no or ref
THIS Dragging
CURE
have land 20 sell
or maj
To- represent tha 9a the road at home invited to address the
undersigned w no WANTS JOB WANT
a9 SG OF Land TO cut up for anoe an agency represent GOOD
LIVE IMMIGRATION Organization
mo-, wind in the treasury have no time or money waste those who
on Will for both III DON'T convince that there In
40
AM READY AND WILLING
WHILE TT is TRUE that
not make contract unless that there prospect for
all CANNOT
have yet failed attract tho attention bring the HOME
SEEKER portion Of Texas that worked
REFERENCE:
bankers and generally Respectfully,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-01
|PER EDUCATION.
AUST Lead the South in
: Furnishing IT.
STATE UNIVERSITY
,..,,,,, oI lis Founders We're, and
!, ', y, c,D.bIIIiI,s Of the State
y ~ ~ !. ! The Beginning
Mas Been Made

rsn 3t.-(Spccial)-
Do. Tex be- a university ~ tle
i eyggl /" vith the best in the
rtnslDt, bs great universities OF
siih rs..rmony- Texas must es-
"a ana vi',ain. n She is the only
ana ase ich enough. now ah l'i
~ "a contest for ehuvallO.i.ai
tuIe,N ~ York. Massachusetts
Win connecticut. II her law
sisel wy ,ne urrsclence 20 perceive
bays bare. .nS ere another quarter cen;
sl'g aaStsd the entire South WI
~ p-aitatlons from her. ana tue
" IN ann ms her homage.
WI n,i XII m behalf Of a great
afsul'ipifliN 'r.ity would seem to be
y w Win those who recall t9e
Nv NJ the South IN the SOuneliis
f a. when It was preemincnt ia
puly' idsrninr and who have an
ana ,, ,, Of pride of country.
~ n'S ~ dnipd no debasement IN
s,.usJ dependence. who are c9ntent
eeei,neiand to remain the Mecca
~ whi,l aspirrs to compete on
W. 49, Win the sons of New hng-
N no 10 not care whether the
uu nI se,timents that are TO
.one from the Susquehnnna or
(h,mBa will. of course, see ili the
~ rr.ot university nothing More
.oa,st OF vanity. fruitful of tx.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-03-19
The Liiiputians.

ine Liiiputians, who achieved the great
.@9ess at their first appearance in this
N's Two seasons ago, will be seen again
.eh Wednesday and Thursday. March -
a - al the new Seattle theater. They
-, PRESENT one of their great successes,
.e p"arfs Wedding" the comic opera
Mur acts, which is full of lite and comic
1lons- The play. which has an inter
s POT, gives each OF the little people
Nsadia chance 10 display their versatil-
f'ans Ebert and Adolph link as bal
@sa'ers, little Bertha Jaeger as imperial
S''sor OF amusements. Mr. Herman
court Jester and Miss Ida Mahr.
s saa'ming soabrette of the comrgny
Max Walters, ~ a pair Of srient
$50 VI! DO much 10 keep the audience
.~sa'er from the urst rise of the cur.
% lis final fall. The scenes of the
a" opera are laid in the gold mines Of
and rs Imperial cour, Of the Rus
empire 81 Peter the Great a, =
a.. The play Is based ON historical
s..ss 'na Us costumes display Is OF the
national coloys OF Russia. The
"a. VI nave chance - display their
'he Amazon march and the Rus
- 1a'lonsi dance. The company viii
As'f Der two nights only. but To afford
- -" ana children AZ opportunity to 81.
49, ANiputasns in he "Dsarrs We'd
g. matinee siii he given on Thursday
saoo- children. - - ~ =