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"a. Tail. Gossip.


Mr. William Frazer has gone 20 Delsno
beach for . brief rest.
Miss Seymour returned 70 this city from
Long Branch on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bunting returned
10 this city from Long Branch on Monday
Mr.. W. r. Beat and Mr.. w. r. Hacker
left on Tuesday night for visit la the
East.
Mrs. Fred Brown gave charming little
dinner. on Wednesday last 10 lew
friends.
The Rev. and Mrs. Alfred w. Martin
and Miss rockingham visited Seattle on
Thursday.
NIL. ID. Owens left for short trip on
Thursday. expecting 20 be away about
week or two.
Prof James. Of the public schools. has
moved from the ST. Helen's nsts to Ios
South street
Mrs. Fred Lacy and her mother leave
Tacoma this week 20 take up their resi-
dsncs Ia Chicago.
Miss Mabel Kershaw IL the guest Of Miss
Amy Burnett, as Seattle 6he viii return
home on Monday.
Tom Pierce, son of Mrs. Joshua Pierce,
has gone to Fhiladelphia 10 attend the
Penn charter school.
Miss Alice Dodge. Of North sixth street.
entertained q number OF friends al cards
on Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Steel were the hosts
NJ q small dinner party at the Rochester
on Sunday evening last
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Bushnell have gwen
mp their fat atS. the 81 Hslens Tor suite
OF rooms st the Tacoma hotel
Miss Understood entertained a few Of
her friends informally ~ her sisters home
ON street Thursday evening
Mr. and Mrs. r.. W. Pane. OF Duluth.
are in the city. guests of Mr.. and Mrs. L.
,. Kershaw. ut 5l3 r street north.
Mrs. G. w. Morrill, gave chiid's party
for her son Vaughan on Friday 10 cele-
brsie the fourth anniversary Of his birth.
Mrs. Frank sharp and Miss Thompson.
who have been camping Al Long Branch
for several weeks, returned TO this city
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Du Point enter
tanned Judge and Mrs. Frank Allyn. Mrs.
George Turner and Mrs. Frank Clark NJ
dinner on Thursday.
The Rev. Richard Gushes and wife, Of
Los Angeles, with Miss Tisdsls. OF Taco
ms. m ade . brief tour Of the points Of In
tsrsst about Seattle one day this week.
Judgs aud Mrs. J. Il. Best gave lunch
party on Monday iast Among the guests
we're: Mr. and Mes. Maurice Ia Point aud
Mr.. and Mrs. lee. Of Washington City.
Mrs. A. q. Foster and Miss Beckwith
lsst Tor the East on Sunday night Miss
Hscksith had Dssn visiting her sister. MIRA
+ Edmund Seymour. Of this city, for several
m0utbs-
The Tacoma Tennis Club vas repre-
scented In seattle tails week at the tourna-
msnt b. Mr. n. W. huu. Mr.. George D.
White. Mr.. q. W. Pardon And Miss Bessie
Andersen.
Faw young ladies' have visited Tacoma
thls year whose departure will be re-
arstted - deeply a. that Of Miss heck.
9th. the sister Of Mrs.. Edmund seymour.
With whom she has spent several months.
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OLYMPIA. sept s--lSpeciai. The Al
rhabefical Clab AS reorEanixed Thursday
AFTER the summer vacation. Tue meeting
was held a. the residence % Mrs. Charles
Gardeld. This club. which Is composed OF
membsrs II OlympiAs four hundred.
has been The source Of much pleasure and
profit In a social say. meeting each week
st the different members houses. refresh
meuts being noted for their delicate sim
pliclty. This fall and winter the ladies
propose 90 hold an evening meeting every
fourth week. each lady bringing some dish
che has prepared herself. thas turning the
club into a scrt Of amateur cooking club In
part. The members are Mrs Z. NJ. Bolton,
Mrs.. :. II. Bsrbee, Mrs. l. Ellis. Miss
Poster, Mrs. NJ. ]. Gordon. Mrs. Charles
Garfield. Mrs. Mitchell Harris. Mrs A. /.
Kinder, Mrs. O. v. Linn. Mrs. A. Labaree,
Mrs. ". T. Mcdonald. Mira Belle Open.
heimer. Mrs. A. S. oliver. Mrs Hugh
Ross. Mrs. George Prince. Miss Edna
Prince. Mrs. Judge scott. Mrs Phil Skill.
man, Mrs. +. Blakeslee. Miss Addie
Wood.
Mrs. Henry entertained the members OF
her class and young friends by a picnic
and excursion dosa the SQUAD In tae
steam launch belonging 90 Mr.. Whittsm.
The day vas spens in . very enjoyable
manner. A picnic dinner Was served en-
che beach and the young people demon
strafed how much solid fun IL is possible
81 pack in ths space Of few hours The
following were the invited ones Mrs.
Judge Henry. Mrs. Ellis. Mr.. Whittem,
Miss Georgia Foster. Miss Fay HenFy.
Miss Tate Henry. Miss Alice IAatis. Mss
Helen Rosgs. Miss Eans Clayton. Mss
Shirley Foster.
Capt aad Mrs.. Hatch and ehudrea
have returned 20 their hoSae In Olympia
after an absence % several months spent
Az Seattle and Tacoma. Miss Miller. % Ia
eomA. accompanies them
etAts Auditor Grimes Is resting ss the
HoG Springs for short time. Mas Grimes
accom- panied him - Tacoma.
Secretary Prices son Guy has entered
MhitSaFfh college si Sumner.
Miss Villa Card has returned fTem her
snmmsr vacation.
from the ssashere. accompanied BY their
srisnd, Mss NJ. r. Gees. Of Pomeroy.
Mrs.. Annie Kelly, Of Seattle. Is visiting
her parents. Mr.. Aad MrS J. X Wood.
osymria Is Mr.. kelly's childhood hone.
Amsng the olympians who visited the
InteTstste fair a. Tacoma durins the week
are; Prof + ; Harris, Mr. and Mrs. W.
r. AsuoEs. Miss Boyer. J. l. wslty, MFs.
". W. Work. Mrs. Il. A. MeNair. Mrs.
Welsh. Miss NeClueken. Mss Hslsa
Cowles. Tod cowles. M. and Ars. A. A.
fhilnps. MF. J. Z Ksane3y, NJ. and Mrs..
H. JoAns. Miss RasA Johns. Rev. +. J. La
mont. hr. and Mr. Merse. Mr. and Mrs.
EvAns. II. h. Hill D sc Tia nal. Joseph
Alexsadss. Cafssss HRrsol4. John Dresser.
J. ". Bsaassh c. J. faylor. State Aa8isag
Ard ArA SEknxs
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r.n.fss for Heu.. Of Good shepherd

Everything il booming for the benefit to
be given the House Of the Good Shepard.
The ladies' have taken the affair In hand.
and Of course that means success. There
has been q constant crowd Of the fair
ones In front Of Albert Hansen's jewelry
store window. admiring the beautiful ring
and handsome watch and ehstslAine 10 be
given 70 the two ladies Who sell the great
est number OF tickets for the benefit. Mr..
Rankin will be supported by one Of the
very strongest companies he has ever bad.
and the play viii be put on with the great
eat care 60 scenery aud detail. The
success Of the affair Is already assured.
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LOVES nEcoMPKNsE.


"sweet is true love. though given In vain, in
vain"
A strain Of music just at eventide:
whisper OF dead sghs: . tender face
Brown coronalIsc, and queenly in It's pride,
A form that ever starts from my embrace,
Yet ever hAunts me with its maddsning grace;
Past years that live again IN memory's glow
God grant that forget them for space.
For Daisy has forgotten long ago.
The puspied ships which swan the outer tide
At night, ct dawn have gained the inner space
And sale within the hsrbor walls they ride.
Then on the deck one sees a longed-for face.
The wandering friend returns 10 his embrace
cannot hope for morning since know
The dream 10 false with ali its winning grace,
Fer Daisy has forgotten long ago
Forgotten how fingered By her side.
And live but In the sunshine Of her grace;
Forgottenl All, though year on year divide
Today from then; tho mile on mile OF space
Between Us lies, stiii can her face
In all my dreams, and cannot overthrow
The idol. though I've lost my loves embrace
For Daisy has forgotten long ago.
L'KSvoT.
Yet Fate, thou hast been kind to show her face
That might have the memory Of its grace.
The sun Is set. but there's the after glow,
And may glory In its light q space,
Though Daisy has forgotten long ago.
-Edspard A. Raleigh
Seattle, August, 1894
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In. Rox. cineh Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. LW. Rows of Tacoma gave
q cinch party on Thursday evening al
their home on South Tacoma avenue for
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ID. Roys, who are visiting
here. The evening was passed delight
fully, the prizes being awarded ~ the nm
ish to Mrs. Gnlushs Parsons and Mr..
Hudson. After the games were finished
refreshments were served Those present
were: Mr. and Mrs. L. w. Roys, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. d. Roys, Mr.. and Mira Hudson,
DR.. and Mrs. 9. c. Wagner. Mrs. G. w.
Seymour, Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Hunt Mr..
and Mrs. Galusha Parsons, Mr.. and Mrs.
Il j. Jacobs
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Beginning September "A, Will be
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Under the distinguished auspices
OF thu governor OF the state
OF Washington, the
HON. JOHN IL McGRAw.
And the mayor of sAs city Of
BYRON PHELPS, ESQ
During the week the popular actor.
Mr. MCKEE RANKIN,
Supported by competent company. win appear
IA e series OF his famous plays.
NoTE-Tas Management win give beautiful
Diamond Mssquise Riax, valued at sl5A aud 9
handsome Cold Watch and CaAislaias. valued
a. SIS. 10 any tse ladies who will sell the great
est number Of tickets For Eas benefit The ring
aaa watch Gre on exhibition at Mr.. Albert Han
ssn's Jswslry Store, 7es Front street
Remember. ladies', yoa oniy have two more
weeks 60 sell tickets; can ee exchanged for seats
t2rse days before the opening data
TICKETS - sell sAa - obtained fron Mr..
HsaTy shSuhut, III Cherry street
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Mr. ]. ". Pinksrten's luncheon for .
6ozsn was one Of tae prstsssst thlngs o.
the season. Everything sss toned 70
yslIow effect. The reonns we're very ceaa-
tsfnL The nssturstarns seemed 30 % the
most attractive fessurs Of the deeorasioa.
Those present wsrs: Mrs PsnSsrton.
Mrx II. cranston Potter. Ars- z. J. hsF-
shaw. Mira ~. y. Tyler. hrs. Henry
Hewitt, r.. Mrs. c. w. Grtggs. Mrs. q. =.
Wagner, Mrs. oalnshs Parsons. Ars- Gin
ton Manson. Mrs. a. x Hiscock, AFA
Hatch. Mrs.. Bass.
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Irving houss. The snbsect Of The lectures
il India IL wosld seem IS i 60 cns = n
better adapted for saeh . disecErss tnan
Mrs. Tytler. who Wa . resident Of isssaa
for q number Of years. On Friday sven
ing the second lectuvs was Delivered, aao
on bosh evenings the audience was aaoSs
etksntive 10 ths very interesting "a a.
Mrs. Tytier Wa IN India during the IA
dsaa rsutIay. sad Der accounts o. tbs
tine are rnoss interesting.
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PLAYS AND PLAYERS.
The Next Attraction at the
Seattle Theater.
DonnsLLY.s CLEVER COMEDY.
The Latest saces&s, San American
GIRL Win Lawrenee Hanley -
ths star-Dr.m.s1e Ssse.-

The fall and winter dramatic season vas
pleasantly lnaagurated - the Seattle
she4fer last Monday evening BY Mr.. Ed
win Milton Koy4e, who reproduced his
clever sketch Friends. playing IL two
nighss in succession 70 crowded houses.
which fact may be advanced ~ the very
bssteyisencs Of the popularity Of both play
and players. Nr. Royls first presented
Friends" in this city last winter. and the
favorAbls impression is then left vas suffi-
Gently lasting 70 insure hearty and sub
stant5ai welcome on its recent production.
Ar. Royls has 50 far given evidences Of
combining the essential qualifications Of
successful manager together with those Of
bis literary ard dramatic powers, . trinity
Of good points sure 20 secure recognition
in time, and The lack OF which has proven
the financial ruin Of such great actors as
the elder Booth, 4. l. Davenport, John
BroughaEn. Dion Boncicauls aud . host Of
other brilliant lights Of the dramatic
stage. Mr.. Royle has wisely sur
rouaded himself with talented people
whose individual excellence strongly
emphasized the various characters
of the drama It Is seldom such an
array Of good people as Selena Fetter
Royls, +. ID. Lyons. AdoIph Jackson,
Harry Allen and Edwin Milton Royse
can be found in one company. Even the
minor characters we're IN the hands of peo-
pie who have been seen 70 better advan-
tage, as for instance Miss Estha Williams.
who vas seen In this city playing -.leads.
lrst In Maud Changers company and next
with Jsffries Lewis. Mr. Royle 10 under
engagement 10 produce Friends" in San
Francisco. where q long run il predicted
for il. The next attraction at the Seattle
theater will be Mr.. III. Grafton Donneliy's
latest success, IAN American Girl" with
Lawrence Haniey IS the star in the cast.
This play has met with the greatest sue
cess both in the East and in San Fran
cisco, and will come 10 this city with an
established reputation that should ensure
IL local recognition. The cast Is prom
Used 70 be equal in strength TO that which
made the play a success in San Francisco.
hence dramatic treat is In store for all
the regular theater goers.
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Mr. Otis sprsgne. accompanied BY Mrs.
J. T. 8tseb and Mss Isabel Holt. went 70
Victoria on Tuesday 70 meet Mrs sprsgus
and Miss Julia on their return from pro-
logged visit 70 California While there
they attended the wedding Of Dir. Albert
eutton, Mrs. spragus's brother. ca Aa-
gust 70 last he was married TO Miss Meek
at San Lorenzo. They win reside In Ia
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During the week the popular actor.
Mr. MCKEE RANKIN,
Supported by competent company. win appear
IA ssEiss OF his famous plays.

TICKETS 70 sell sAa - obtained from Mr..
HsaTy shSusnt. III chsrry street
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The pleasant days and fine evenings for
the season may soon be over, so improve
them while they last. Leschi park can
offer and furnish you with the best and
largest attractions in the city. all of which
are Of the highest order. and free to
patrons OF the road. Remember. il has
the only geological collection in the city.
trained sea lions which are fed at 8 p. m.
every day, also other animals. some OF
which are very rare in this section of the
country. Come out today and see the
latest arrivals direct from Alaska. Grand
matinee at the pavilion this afternoon at
30 and entertainment every evening at
q. New programme every week. Take
Yesler avenue cars.
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EVIDENCE FOR DEFENSE.
Witnesses Put a High Value On Cab
met ComnanN ReaIty.

met COmpany Realty.
At the beginning of the afternoon ses-
sion expert Hays was called to the stand
for cross-examination. Lawson NJ. Harvey,
who appears in defense of A. S. Reed, con-
Quoted the discrimination upon that
part of Mr.. Hays's testimony that had spe-
cial reference to Reed. The witness said
he went to the Office of the cabinet COM
pany after the failure and arrest of the de-
PENDANTS. On the books of the cabinet COM
pany there was an account headed bonds"
Reed said the private memorandum books
referred to in the testimony-in-chief of the
witness constituted a part of his separate
defense, and gave that as his reason for
wishing TO retains possession of them. He
gave them up when requested to do so by
the receiver of the cabinet company, by
whom he was at the time employed. The
cross-examination of the expert accountant
upon the book accounts was then taken up
by Mr.. Winter, and very soon assumed the
phase of a colloquy between the attorney
and the witness, which caused District At
torney Burke TO object 10 the form of the
cross-examination.
II believe the witness is able to take care
of himself" was the answer Of Judge
Baker in ruling upon the objection.
The cross-examination covered the en-
tries that have been thrashed over an in
Vulnerable number OF times during the trial.
Mr.. Ha said the entries found upon the
books of the cabinet company were proper
to show a transfer of the old TO the new
series OF bonds. One entry, which was in
tended TO show that the bank held s2i0.O00
in bonds as security for the amount of bills
payable. he said. indicated that the bills
payable had been paid.
THE government rests" said Mr.. Burke,
as expert Hays left the stand.
By the Court-Call the first witness for
the defense.
Mr.. Duncan-We wish to ask Mr.. Hell
wig a question upon cross-examination be-
fore We introduce any of our witnesses.
Mr.. Helwig was called. and handed a pa
per, which he identified as the original APP
p~raisement OF the cabinet company's prop
erty. The total appralsement was given in