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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-02-08
9iidt nur politiI1, Ipnbern

- Nidt nur politiih, ionoern auh
finansiel baben bic Gneldnber nit ben
Sues : &analaftien, tpelbe lie i'm
Sabre 1876. int 8etrase BON 20 Mil=
lionen Dollars bem oamalisen &beotpe
Ssmael abfauften, Elm sldnsenoes @e=
l1dit sen1a9t. Diele Mftien beliben
sesentpdrtis einen nabesu fiinfahen
Wertb BON 80 Mtillipnen Dollars
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-02-08

an,erifaniihe Sausfram lebrreih nnb nnents
bebrlih. gtoshmals meinen perbinblihifcn
Danf. Rit @rub,
GbarIss S. ebauisil
@raptpwn,O O., Ben x. ssebr 1904.
2n bic 0e{tbpte So.
Eertbe Serren Sn Tplse pes pprgeruns
ten Mlters meiner SHUTTER, iibernebme ids es,
Sbnen, 70 gut idb fam, 81 fhreiben, Sab bas
,&ptbbudb" in gutem 3uitanbe bier an9elanet
1T. SD mub lageit, bab eS dlle lin1ere VI
tpdrtuneen tpeit iibertrtfft rlnb mir es nieht
eenu9 empfeblen f5nnen. SIS felt ale anoes
rem &phbiiher in ben Shatten une banten
mir Bet ,.@eftbpte So. fir btes 1hone Ges
ihenf opn 9ersen.
NbtuneSppa
Sra,l 9. &ebfslot,
8rdptpwil >.
New 8aibistpn. D., 5. Seb. "a.
Weitbpts So, columbus, ..
gbertbe Serrenl Das 0euti6s sInlertfani=
Sbe &odbud, fpel6es sic mir alS Hrdmie fiir
| BEN Meftbpte aeldbtdt baben, lit ein Iebr ilts=
lid1es Sud-, ipelcbes lit feinen beutIHen Salls:
bate febleu iplte. Y'einen beitsn 0nnf filr
babelbe.
ahtunssppa Sbre
Mrs. Mnna Reieplp.
~ Srpnton o., 5. SET. 94
@eitbpte &c., columbus, ..
Geebrte Serren! SD erlaube mir, Sbnei
ansuseteen, bab id seitern in ben SeIlt ooes
0eutld. Mmerifanilhen &ohbutbes fam. eln'
lebr nette, ipertbrplle unb niitlife Yrdntl'
| fit Die seier oes @eltbote, ein Bud. bas nib
aenua eelobt tverben fann unb in feiner Sellt
| iden.a,lt esreselten @allsbaltuns feblen loate
Dasielbe farm niebt bod senua reccntn,an
Dirt tperben. seber Seutlthe lollts ant oas
aeiebdbte 8latt, ben @eltbpten. abcnniren I'm
Sas betreffenbe Sud- ais Erdmie 81 erbalten
Dsit Sodabtiins seidnet.
| Gbarles Sintner.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-02-08

No9 Dem Silbersebolt unlere1
Dollars uno bem jebisen Silberpreis
bere1net Iafen lih aus $3.50 Silbel
1000 &eeierunssbolars beritellen. aeir
@unber baB sablrei6e fallte Silber
bnllars i'm llmlQuf Iinb
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-02-08

II perleben. Sbnen lie9t iebob ni9t
bas @erinsfte an Sin, uno oa tie ibren
Soupt3iped erreiht 81 baben slauben, 10
Iinb tie iebt Wi1ens, ioenn nidt lti9-
baltigere Ginipenbunsen seaen Serrn
Dedbam erbpben ,perben als Die bis=
berisen, I'M 8erein nit ben fog. Momini=
ltrations=Sen Senatorenl su @uniten Der 8e=
itGtianna All ltimmsi,. =
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-02-08
&eprdlentant 9ane bradte in 3,

&eprdlentant Sane braGte in Der
2egislatur cine 8ill ein, Die 6ranflin
County su elmer beionoeren llnterab=
tbeilung bes 5. @eridtsoiitriftes ma6t.
Sic 8ia trennt Yidalpap Gountp pon
ber 3. llnterabibeilune oes 5. 9iitrifts
unb fiist es Der l. llnterabtbeiluns oea
II. Siitriftes bel; ferner miro Wtaoi'on
Gpnntp BON Der 8. llnterabtbeiluns bea
5. 9iitritts getrennt uno Der 2. Inter
abtbeiluns oeIlelben 0iitritts 5u9efiist
9idawop, 6airfielb, Sodins uno Yerrp
@ountp meroen barna9 5u elmer unb
berlelben 1nterobtbeiluns sebDren
ebenlo Sisblanb, GpB, 6apette uno Mta=
oilon County. franflin Gountp bilbct
banu Die 3. l1nterabtheiIuug oes 5, 9i=
itriftes.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-02-08

gr Yrdlibent 9arrilon lpu ii6
fir Mc&inlep als Yrdlioentlaaf aftscanoi=
bat ertldrt baben. Ibmarten! g8enn
Geeo uno Mc&inlep lid obmurflen ioll=
ten, wdre Senia,nin oo6 ni6t abse=
neiot, bic domination ansunehmen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-02-08

- Neprdlentant 6arrell's, BON Sair=
fielo, 8ill sur Serooppeluns Der on ben
5taatslefretdr gu sablenben @ebiibren,
miirbe Die Ginnabmen bes Stoatsbepars
tements nm $4,000 erbDhen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-02-08

5taatsreprdientant Smitb, elmer
Der beioen farbisen &eprdlentanten BON
Gupaboso gountp, 1T iebr entriiifet ba=
riiber, bab bic republitaniide Staots=
liga feinen forbisen GeOner auf Dem
2ineoln 8antett Proeramm bat. 0e,
Mobr bat feline S9ulbiefeit setban, Del
Mobr lam seben! Die alte @elhi6te
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-02-08

@arum ion benn Stem Dori ben
Demofraten bur9 bic Ginfommeniteuer
perloren sebenl Ser eroben Wiane
be1 BepDlteruns bon Sem Dorf wiiroe
bod bic 6teuer gum Dortbeile serei=
9en. Unpopular fonn cine lolbe Steuer
bod unm0qlih lein.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-02-08
Inter hen olprreihen Operati

Inter ben 9lorretben Operatio=
men Der NteRinlep 8ill," lbreibt elm
@e6IeIbIatt, vbaben in Obio nidt lpe=
niger als brei @ouperneure- Softer,
MeRinIey lelbit unb iebt au6 GampbelI
banferott sema6t. 9ie beioen Grlte=
rem felen losar, ebe mod bic u6ur6t BOT
Der gSillon 8iu" eine &olle ipieleu
fonnte. 9olitit lit in Obip jeoenfals
Elm iinansieG unselunbes &eiddft."
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-02-08

Die Steuer auf @bisfep wirb
burd ben neuen Gnttpurf BON 80 Gents
per @allone auf $1.00 erb6bt unb bic
erbobte @teuer ion aud BON benz Wbiss
fen erhpben perben. ber lid bel Der Sn=
trafttretuns bes @efebes inter 9teuer-
perI6lub 3. 3. In benz @epabriam ber
&e9ierung beiinbet.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-02-08
Sos republifaniId1e Erecutipt

Das repnblifaniIde GgeeutiDeD=
mite BON gupabo9a County bat an bic
Delegation BON gnpaboea einen Brief
gel1idt, in tpelhem es allar3ono Nnflas
gen ge9en bic @ablbeb6rbe BON glepe-
lamb erbebt unb beren Nbl6affung ber-
l0ngt. Die 8eb6rbe iit mobriheinlt6
il ibren gnti4sibun9en ben Mepublifas
aeru nidbt esfxSie aeane seweisn,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-02-08
Oie Ereitifets fir ben 2eeislatl

= Die Treitifets fiir Den yeglsIaiur=
Mblteder na9 Mansfelo salten bis gum
5. 6ebruar. Man munfelt, oaB eine
erbeblibe ansabl unierer Solone, bic
am ssreitas nit oem Stnanscomite nod
2anealter unb Mailillon fubrcn, clip
ouf elmer anbern 9inie nod Columbus
suriidfebrten, ibre freien &etourtidets
an Scalpers perfauften. So hbs q
Seihdftde!
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-02-08
gson Belt BON esod5or Gour

Nan pelt BON Sadlon County
reidte cine semeinldaftli6e Reiolution
elm, Der Sufolge BON ben 6aldren bei
2esisloturmitstieber fur bas Sabr 1896
$500 5uriidbebalten perben unb an
@Alub bie1es Sabres in ben Staats=
idab einbe5ablt ,perben ioIlen, ,uenr
feline ggtralibuns Der 2esis!atur itatt-
finnet
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-02-08

s.-- ...-- Sn Berlin beSablt Die StraBen=
neutrality-suspicious. cine Million Wfarf
fir bos &edt, bic sllnter ben 2inoen"-
StraBe au freu5en. Die 9an5e Strede
betrdst faum 100 Darbs. oier wdre
tpabrI9einlib Sas Yripilesium nnents
seltlid ober fir Elm Butterbroo perse=
ben nDrben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-02-08
&c III brinoenb AT tpiin1hen, oa

- Gs ilf orineenb su tpini6en, Dap
Der Genot obne 3aubern ans Wert
eebt unb Die 8iIlon=8il raid erleoist.
Dos Nolf pirb nahserabe Der lansen
9ebatten mibe, bslonbers oa Die Sarif=
frose Ihon felt Sabren auf bent Sapst
III.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-02-08
Mls bic NseRinlep Sill ben 81

Mls Die UtcTlnIeD BilI Den o3Dll
auf &obsuder abiHoiite, ertlarten Die
3epublifaner, bab Die Oemofraten es
niemals masen tpiirben, bieien 3pu ipie=
Der ber,ultellen. Berben Die Gepubli=
faner pieleidt ben Ututb boben, ben
3ol ouf Glen. Roblen uno Mo0e tuie=
Der bersuiteaen. tpeider Die Wilion=8ill
oblhofft?
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-02-08
6puotnr Eornbort brud,t,

Senator Garnbart bra1te i'm
Staatsienot cine Bill ein, meIde per=
fust, bab ldon 5 proSent Der Aetiondre
elmer incorporirten @elelllbaft ollf Muf=
l0lune Der @eiellI9aft antrosen tonne.
gia6 Dem jebieen @eleb linb 20 Grosent
erforberliA.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-02-08
Eobenoe Nnerfennune unierer
,,Kohbuh"s pon Set
ten pieler Geier.

g8ir erbtelten, felt unlere lpertboolle
prdmie: vOas 9euti d q m e IL
fanii9e 6 o d bud" gum gerlanbt
selanste. soblrei9e 8riefe BON ben gns
pfdnoern, mprin lie in ben tpdrm ten
Worten bes 2obes uno Der Inerfennung
lire 8efri.bieuns iiber bas 10 niibli9e
unb {A0ne 8u6 auslpre6en, uno erlau=
ben ins, gum Nus uno 5rommen lol6er
unIerer 2eier, ,pelhe bisber BON unlercm
Iiberalen Anerbieten nod feinen Ses
brau9 semadt boben einise bieler
Briefe au publiairen, in Der be-
re9tisten Soffnuns, bab nod oiele
ibrem Beilpiel folsen uno ibre g b :
Itriptionen oui bos Wodenblatt
bes .8eftbote" elm Sabr i'm
Boraus sablen ooer .uns einen
neuem Mbonnenten einlenoen
werben. Gum Sdlube bonfen mir ben
pielen unlerer 2eier fir Die 10 5ablrei1
eingetrofenen 8eltellunsen nno meroen
uns bemiiben, bieIelben prompt su erpe=
biren. gDir bebalten uns por, .peitere
x9eitimonials" BON 3eit Sll 3eit 81 pers
6ffentli9en uub seihnen
M1tungspol,
Sic 8eftbDte SO.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-02-08

-Sesiisli6 ber Gibesleiliuns bel Der
Gintreibune Der Gintommenl lteuer
lbreibt Der Yittsb. Sreibeitsfreuno ipie
fo1et: slGeemein miro Die Sefiir6tnn9
auseeipro9en, baB bic GinIiibrln9 Ell
ner Ginfommenl lteueI eine rei6e grnte
bot Mieineiben liefern merbe, beren in
Den Ser. Staaten obnehies eine er=
l1redenbe Mnsobl seihppren wirb.
@esen oiele, bon Der Gimtommenitener
orobenbe Geiabr 9ibt es etn einfocbes,
robifoles Wlitte!. 9Senn Oos Geieb BON
oen Steuerpili6tieen bel 9lneobe tires
gintommens feinen @ib perlan9t, 10
fam ard fein Meineio sel6iporen .per=
ocn. Mlan brou6t lie 8eute gar ni6t
in Ieriu6une gu fiibren. g8eber in
Gnslanb nod in YreuBen nod in ben
meilten onoeren 2lnbern, tuo leit Sab
rem Gintommenlt lteuern belteben forbert
man cine eiolide 9lusioee iiber Oas Gin=
fpmnieI,.
Sn Yreuben erfldrt Der Yfi6ti9e
mad beltam g8ilien unb @euiIen"
mas ieiu Gintommen it, Grweiit lid)
leine Nussobe oIs Iall6, 10 miro er nit
l6perer &eIoltraTe-bem bier biz fiinf=
fa6en Setrase Der bintersosenen Steue'
--aber niht meoen Meineibs beItrait
9lebnI d tpirb In England perfabren
Die 4re.sauf9obe, ,uie Derbinoert
man Den Meineib BET Der Nus=
fabruns Der Gintommeniteuer, l0i
li1 allD in Der einfahiten Meiie nit Del
Mntmort: Mfan ldbt Die 2eute iiber.
baupt ni6t ldlu0rcn. @enn man lid
in Den 8er. Staoten aud in 8etreH an
oerer gn9eleeenbeiten on oieie Methob
bielte uno bic maIIenboften iiberfliilliscl
gioe ablhaIfte, 10 'piiroe Der Glib bu
lup CT in Der Shat n0tbis 1T, pieoer 81
Gbren fonamen unb Die 3abl Der Mein
eioe pelentlih perringert iueroen, Sc
3iIioopit=llnfus lit ebenlo peroerblit
tuie unlinnis.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-02-08
Wi6tige un0 intere0ante
JlotiA!
fiar ,.niere EeSer ans 6Sni'er'
tpis tmadbem mnieren feiertt ni,S
4plSlesa. spelebe e. 81 tpereett beabs
Ntttiaesa, MaebfeieenHe ltbcraie OF
eerten.
Ella ie&et, tpeteter etm 1abressAbefts
mesnesit HeS ,.tpSebctttliehcn tDcttbefe''
i'm Ueratss be3atlt, ertalt:
Das DentIck Nfnerifamis
iete Keehbnct,

,eim iumjtrtrt, itarf mnS elegant &C.
b,sisAen, abef 5z5 Seitett itare, perfes
grei tn'S HamS eHer an tr9ettS elite
pest.O tiiee In eem per. Staaten, ais
9eiebenf 3meefanet.
Diels Oferte gilt ebenfaus ttar alle
seIebe ,saSerer Nbennenten attf >as
1pctbeMblatf, trelet3e tbre KtidftdnSe
,sn> ibre smbifriptism bis ts95 rers
a,ssbe3atlet.
1tnN tuer nMs ciuett steMen abentsettt
auf sen ,,tt,Sebentlteken 1peftbete''
eintemHet, satH Hafiir fiar eift 1aRr int
VeeAms be3ablt, erbdlt ebemtalls Sas
.~Desstjet MtNerifamiiete KeeRbmetT'
3,sns Geittemf.
,itan rereeiie jeSeet tsistt: Sammt'
Hebe Srei 0tertem eelten taar BITS sum-
I. Hrril 1894! Debbalb an cte 1tr'
BELT MnH ienAef Cure ftessets Smbtfrt.
beatesa, Aiiefft6MHe nftu. balStoIt Gin
Das Keebbmeb Ut ein's Ser pepm'
lxrttem. aas je,isals inn t,erlaee ers
tcbiemeft 1T. 1llles ut II, is einfaeber,
isarer tpetfe erfautert tane beiekrte'
ben, Hab es ielbit SEN 1tnertabrenitef'
ip tdi>e ais 1lmieiter ,snS .satteeber
tatsemftebrtiet tptr>.
Die tpeftbets 6.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-02-08
Oie 8 E eitbote SO.
Buffalo, 81. g., Teb. 8. 1894

Buffalo, ". ~, Seb. d, 1874.
@eebrte 0erren bes Weftboten
Sir erbielten seitern bas fhone @ei4ent
itreS RpHbuhes, fagen unieren perbtnbllds
Een Danf bafiir. freuten uns iebr ce1ien Sns
tlltes Gin gutes, niibIibes nnb ipertbpolles
Nnm fir iebe 8ausfrau gu ertptehlen. User
elm {olHes 8u1 beiitt. fiir ben 1T es leidt pie
Rphfunft au lerren, eS tpiro nns 1tets i'm YIN
benfen fein. HchmalS lage id, meinen BERT
litften Danf baflir.
NHt,nsspol erdbenb.
sSoiepb Ouerp.
2l4 Niagara ct.
Suffalo. q, y
gbillteotbe o., 5eb. 5. '94.
sHertber weitbcte
Sbre tpertbe grdmie babe itb erbal-
ten. Da itb feine SantiIie bsiibe. 10
ftenfte i1 es nleiner Gdpeiter,
iueldbe bier In elmer Deutlh h=9lmerifaniithen
Tantlie in Dienften ftebt. Sic iagt. bab itt
ibr NIT nitts bate cine gr5bere Sreube fDr.
nen MAIDEN als nit Sbrem ,pertben apehbuct
oas sic mir Sulhiften.
SD fiible mid peranlabt, Sbnen fir Die;
ies tpertbe @elhenf nteinem beiten .unb per'
binblihften Ddnf ams5nIprehen.
giebit @rnb, Sbr iDerther Seler,
Earl Net1enberger.
,Bippus, 5untin9ton Co., Snb.
Nn bic Beitbote Co., Golunlbus, ..
DnS Rpdbuh babe id1 erhaltcn nnb iagt
cbnea rneinen aufridtisen Danf fiir oaileIbe
&5 lit elm {H5neS BUD uno Sebermann iolltt
q baben Meiner Grau 9eipdbrt es Die bod
&c B<friebiguns Sic ift ent5iift bapon uni
tat aRanHeS YraftiiHe idbon barails er
lert,t.
Nit poGadtnns,
6riebrfd5 siiifert,
Bog III, BippMs, Srb.
MaperIp, o., s. Jebruar 1894.
I IN Bic ,sBtftbote Co."
&ertt< Qerren! Scb empfing Jbre hiibfHs
4r6nte: .DaS Deutfdb Nmerifa.
S lifc6e 0oMbu94 u1o fano es in ieber
N<1iebnn9 eiti duterf irerthpcIles Sut4, IN
W net. tin bt5}erss, ols Id Il jnDor 8e.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-02-08

entbielten lih bes 5timmens. Dob9e's
0il, melde Mann mnh Trau seitattet,
seseneinanber ;u seusen in Gdllen, in
tpelcben es li9 um grauIame Bebanb=
lung BON &inbern inter 10 Sabren ban=
belt murbe paIlirt: ebenla Mfer's Bill
tDel1e in se>pillen Counties benz pro=
batgeri1t Die gleihe Surisoiftion s;bt,
pie benz Common pleas @eribt. slu=
Berbem ,purben mod eine Nnsabl 2pcal=
bills poIlirt,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-25

was born to the stage, as the saying goes.
Her father was one Of England's foremost
pantomimists, while her mother. who is
yet comparatively young woman, was
famous few years ago as Cerito. the
transformation dancer. Patti Rosa's first
appearance was at the age of 4 years, in
Christmas pantomime in Cheitenham.
England. Her precocity and cleverness
brought her 10 the attention of London
managers and she soon became familiar
figure in child's parts in London theaters.
John Stetson, the Boston manager. in
duced her mother and herself to MAKE
their first trip to America, and Patti Rosa
was in the first Boston production of
.'Pinafore;" afterwards she came West and
later went to Australia. where she achieved
success. Returning to this country, she
began her career as a star and with such
success that she is recognized as one of
the few female stars who have acquired
comfortable fortune in her profession.
Her professional trip to England few
years ago was q venture that few Ameri-
can stars have carried through successfully.
She played in England forty-four weeks,
and during her nineteen weeks In London
it became quite the thing for the heavy
swells and society people to drop in in
at the Princess theater and hear ''the little
American play the banjo" She has been
made an honorary member of numerous
military organizations in the South. and
stand of colors presented by her to the
Knoxville, Tenn, Rifles was carried by
them through their long service during
the Coal Greek riots. Her liberal dona-
tlons to the charitable fund OF the Order
Of E.ks have made her fayorite with that
organization. Her engagement at the Se-
attic theater next Tuesday and Wednes-
day nights gives interest To this sketch.
She Is vel known and liked here and is
certain 10 offer refreshing and pleasure
giving entertainments TO her patrons.
Her company has IN it excellent material.
the comedy element being furnished by
Joe Cawthorn. Bert Coote, Maurice Darcy
aud others. She viii open in Miss
Dixie" Tuesday night and will intro
duee her song hat, ''Shootin' Craps"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-25
"NAney & Co" Cordrav'.

Nancy & Co.," q roaring comedy
translated from tho German of Jalsus
Rosen and adapted for Miss Ethel Bran
don by Augustiu Daily, will be the at
traction al Gordray's Iheater the coming
week, commencing with tolnoTrow night.
The comedy has been one Of the most sue
cessfnl in Mr.. Days repertoire Of adapted
plays, and Miss Ethel Brandon has
been gwen special permission by Mr.. Daily
20 produce IL, from the tact that he con-
sidegs her next 10 Ada kehan, the only
comedienne whose brilliant acting is
equal TO the part Of Nancy 3rasher. "the
literary wife 81 4 xed managed husband"
The comedy Is on the farce order, full of
glu ger and snap that keeps the audience
in q roar Of laughter from beginning 20
end. There are four brilliant acts, repre-
senuns four periods Of che day, namely.
Act trst. noon. 81 Grihn's abode the ssat
Of she JessaralBe; act second. &ttevn0oa, in
which the arm q Nancy & Ga. gets itself
into trouble; act third, evening, ia which
several people are made 81 zoe the
marx. and the as; sct. time midnight, n
which loves lzbor" is proven not tohavd
been lost ana in which "all's we'll
that ends vel" after the usual
lovers ana matrimonial tcmpests. Mr..
Arthur E.Ao;t Miss BrAnd0a's talented
leading man and stage manager, has been
hard At Scr& sli the wees pesteetuS the
csst and details TO insure hrst-clasz per
tozmance. ard from the excellent record
she company has made daring the last
week here il IS fair 20 predict that Nancy
& 90" v4l he produced n manner TO
please ths moss critical Of tie regular
tAsasse-gaaTs o. Cordrsy'S Th4 comeG Y
has been oSst n s4s fall strength oi the
company. Whale Mss Ethel Brandon. as
Nancy ByAshcr, ''the epsessIblc,' has a
character that aroused Mr. Aueassin
Day $ aGr1 ration, Who com pligasntea her
~ .ae very highest terms aod considered
hitaao.E fortunate Ia finding SO talented 4
lady i0g tle VreseI tA.;on 81 SO oid . char
acter. Mss Brandon. who IS equally at
hoszse II comedy rs Il emotional char
aeteFs, prefers comedy as aore congenial
70 heE eaa s4aay nature AID her desire
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centralla Missionary wort.

CExTRAttA. Feb. 24-The missionary
concert held in the Presbyterian church
on Sunday evening. conducted by the
pastor. Rev. BENJAMIN Parsons. vas one Of
rare interest because OF decidedly uew
departure in the orter Of exercises. China
being prescribed by the general assembly
as the field 10 be conten plated IN Fchrg-
AIRY. that country was exhibited ia four
very able aud scholarly ten-m.nu,e writ
ten addresses. as follows; Its Grograph-
icai and Physical Features" by NJ ID. T.
lee: Its Ancient Religions. Especially
Contaeiaaism, by.Lswyrr ~ Murdoch !;
Its Political and Governmental History
from the Mythical reu0d poUn o. the
Present. hy Prof. TAFT, principal OF Grace
seminary, Modern Missions. with Most
Recent l0ts.liEeuce." bY Esdor q. p. Rich.
mand. &c IS but s. short time since the
women ~ this cnterpr,sins and growing
conarsEa tson conducted q missionary con-
cert whu.iy 0v themselves, and 50 il Is
deemed defiFsblo that the msn lend a hand
so the good cause. Eacs party d.d ad-
mirAhly we'll
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Nnfea of tic SfAca.

Patti Rosa's father who was one of Eng
lands most famous pantomimists, gave
Lot;ic Collins, OF "Ta-ra-ra" fame, her irst
lessons in dancing.
"Shootin' Craps" Patti Rosa's latest
song hit. has sprung into general popular
ity and the publishers say they can with
difficulty keep mp with the demand for it.
The Theatrical Mechanics Association
Of Seattle hold Patti Rosa IN high regard
for hes many klndnesses 20 that order. and
she viii get the best Of everything in the
Way %. stage settings and ike attentions
during her engagement
Bert C3ote. Who made himself \ prime
fayoglte during his long engagement here
Isst season, has the eccentric comedy part
u Prot. PAddleodski IN Patti Rosa's dom.
edy Miss Dixie. which viii be nlayei at
the Seattle theater next Tuesday night.
Patti Rosa was presented in san Fran
cisco during her engagement there with a
pair Of pure amber dice with tinv
diamond set n each spot, txenty-one in
each dice. The gltt Vas suggested by her
song "Shootsu' Craps" and was made BY
William CheaoweGh Of the Auditorium OF
that city.
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HApLooK, Feb. 2A-[Special. Washing
tons birthday was celebrated here by
grand masquerade ball, which was the
most successful of the many given in past
years. Arrangements were complete in
every particular. No detail was left I'M
done tor the entertainment of the guests.
Excellent music was furnished by man
dolin club from Seattle, and at midnight
luncheon was served by Mine Host Ne
meyer, of the Hadlock hotel. At O'Clock
in the morning the festivities ceased.
Great credit for the success OF the party Is
due Mr.. and Mrs. +. T. Blake, Mr.. and
Mrs. ". K. MeFarlane, Mr.. and Mrs.
Toby, Mr. and Mrs. Nemeyer, Mr.. ". Ii.
Wallace and Mr.. Frank Collamore. Miss
Cook, of Seattle, Who is visiting her cousin,
Mrs. McFarlane, was the belle of the ball.
The following invited guests came over
from Port Townsend aud enjoyed the
party: Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Hamilton. Mr..
and Mrs. ]. VIII Lysons. Mrs. sterming,
Mrs. Seavey. Mrs. Helen Walker. Mrs. C.
f. Seal, Mrs. Roberts, OF Seattle; Miss
Butler, MISS Seavey, Miss Sterming,
Miss Florence Walker, Miss Miliie
Butler, Mr.. T. NJ. Hammond, jr.,
Mr. II. VI. Hammond. Mr.. Fred
Harmed, Mr.. J. W. Jones, Mr.. J. c.
fringe, Mr.. Fred Kay, Mr.. Carl
I.ivsly, Mr.. Z. A. Cook, Mr.. Henry Bailey,
Mr.. Andrew Mccartney, Mr.. E, E, Pack
ard, Mr.. William Walker. Mr.. Ernest Pack
ard. Mr.. Harry Morgan, Mr. Walter Hutch
ison. Capt. john B. Libby and Capt. JOAN
B0laong.