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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-20
PLAYS AND PLAYERS.
Cassasa's Band At the Seattle
Theater Today.
.orasllo. At coRoRsrs.
Ezra Kendall fn Tive Comedies Toner
rsv-Eebers Dswntnxs the isx
dian, I'm ssrhe Gladiator"

Tho seekers Of dramatic snd ir;sAsessa-
smnsrreas nsd pseaty - choose frozl e'4f-
ing the zssx jas. closed. The gen o. sAe
weex yEs the appearance OF Ger Lss
WslIace on the platform OF the First NJ l.
church in lecture On ~Tzrxsy an1 fne
Turxx.y The norId-xf9s Fepasai4on o.
tie general was Sufficient 30 drsw crowd
that ngled every svzllsbss SPACE IN sAs
church. a fact which rsaectsd credit upon
the CT ttrea tasts Of tae eitizens. The
celebrated author q ben H1r' wss, OF
course. the central attraction vita TIE
Lecture a. q secondary consideration
Both. hoxever. we're interesting and Jroilt-
sh.s and Afforded treat 10 the HierAa OF
the city. The two theaisrs had iaslr
doors opsn ali week. and comedy relgnsd
1t both. Katie Emmeti. The Irisa col
leen, again presented her sell-sorn AFssa
play Of Killarney" and the result SAs .
poor house The ffss nighs and worse one
the second nlght. Katie should hr1ng
somethiag new the next time she comes
fhss way II she would wish 70 revive hsr
former popularity. In strong contrast 10
this the new farce comedy, 'Tnarisys
Aunt." drew crowded houses 1T the same
house Thursday. Friday and last eyening 3.
including . matinee. The moral OF
this Is that the regular ,heaier
roers insist on having the best
and latest In the dramatic market
and emphasize their insistance By attend
Ing or Staying away IS the case may De-
Lawrence Hanley and Edith Lemmert
lGled In their second week al CordFay's
with comedy in 1.-The Pink Domino and
the frat Introduction in this city OF the
living pictures. Both seemed 10 please
though the many counter attractions
somew hat affected the business Every
night Of the coming week VIII have its
attraction 1t the two theassrs. AT the
Seattle theatsr this afternoon and evening
Cassasa's band will give two concerts.
Tomorrow evening at she same house
Ezra Kendall, the comedian, viii present
the comedy drama OF "The Substi tate"
and Tuesday evening "a Pair Of Kids.
Next Wednesday another effort viii be
made 10 help swell the mlch-negieeted
library fund by giving a musical entertain
mens at the Seattle thsater. The rest of
the week will be filled In by Robert Down
ing, the robust ,rsgedian, who viii open
his engagement Thursday night with the
play written for and made famous By Ed
win Forrest, namely, ''Ths Gladiator.
Friday and Saturday he will appear In
"yirginins" and Richard. the Lion
Hearted" As rival in the legitimate
Lawrence Hanisy will plsy othello TO
Edith Lemnert's Dssdsmons at Cordray's
fer four nights commencing tomorrow
night. and appear IN The Fools Re-
yenge" the remainder Of the week.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-20
The Interstate whist Convention.

TACOMA. Oct. 2o.-Thc interstate whist
convention today organized the North Pa
cifc Whist League TO include Washington,
Oregon, Idaho. Montana and British CO.
lumbia, the charter members bsing the
eleven clubs represented in the tourna-
ment. These officers we're elected: Presi-
dent. Arthur Remington. Tacoma; vice
president. II. +. Mcclure. Seattle; treas
urer, A. A Lindsey, Olympia: secretary.
Richard Nixon. Portland. Portland was
chosen as the next meeting place. In the
semi-fnals of the tournament the Wash
ingson Club, of Seattle, defeated the Ia
coma Whist Club by - points; the Port
land Whist Cluo defeated the Deschap-
pelles Club. of Tacoma, by points. In
the progressive four. the Olympia CLUB
defeated the Tacoma Whist Club, winning
the prize By II points.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-20

esr.sy Ae ra.Ays tire EaovsaE. plastic tor-zs
OF tA~ c-aea ard a zserer szo-1znxEed ~
xszsezxxs rzsser wha~a oAsef4G cS2plexEsy
lr@s taze7tess Rcsors wu1zd s2ccura3. IL -
tbs s-T-r-1e art tAas cAAsea iArfe ass
evening" The tAz74eTrzs rsa11t-ss q y
dozb.szx anz erica zz4aeues- A oESelso
Mr. Eansey eas stZ1He1 every 1es&-- rs
Efforts s-s szcs@ = . cnnsznEzsss arr g.
uahzx2ere9 ~ EGsn1s-lsrZ Ezt $50
IassIy n coEtrs4 q every taest-scs8 s1.sei-
Tx nay De co~xcsGrsa11ss y sad tat &c g
"a Gs1oy wAoss g zTs - origAs and 4&ss-
Ing"
'OzheEEa" I'LL be presented tonc--ow.
Tzss1sv. Wednesday and THURSDAY eTen-
fngs. sad For tie resi- - TIE seek ana 81
tie Satgrsay matinee Ton IsyaaTs
GrasnGs zzsioa % Dznzs' mzs.srgasse.
The Eools Revenge" wiA be Played.
wsth Mr. Esaisy IN he ross az the lester,
made famous BY E1E1a Booth. u 10 szs-
eoar4ge1 Mr. H2nlsy 20 study aaa pay
isas mosE dl1tscz4s part. spec4al scenery
has been painted for these productions
and ezresz q astsatlsa paid % the cosfam-
srg, and shoaga = g-s4s expense las been
incGrred regular prices viii prevail.
Tie regular winter season val open -
corarzy's tsezter MonssT, November 5.
witA Sew YORK stock com easy which
B1rsieY NeCailum. NJ. Co-drsy's stage
manager. Is noW engaging N Ses York
John z. Cordrsy Is IN Saa Francisco and
letter reeeive1 from him yesterday an
nounees that ne has secured comic opera
company with which he xiA open his
Portland house and after thai engage
rasnt the company will Be brought 20 his
Seattle house. lie has also closed four
night engagement for the appearance on
November Is in this city Of Marie Heath
and her farce comedy company in Turk
fsh Eash -
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actor known 20 the stage for this part.
The arena scene in tais play VII. be made
strong feature. The company carries a
number Of athletes for this scene who ap-
pear in special iests OF strength. For next
Thursday, Oscar Marbett. the well favored
local wrestler. has been engaged by Mr..
Downing 20 xresile two best cut OF three
falls In the arena scene with ]. A. McCor-
mick, an amateur wrestler who IL repre-
scented as having never been thrown.
As Marbett Is well known among the
members Of the two local athletic clubs
this event will De sure 10 fn the house.
Aside from this Mr.. Dosning's broad
sword combat in the arena scene is
said 10 be terrific. both men being power
fully bulk expert swordsmen, and using
weapons that have had 10 be made Of
heavy tempered steel specially for this
purpose. The stage settings are made
after the famous Jerome painting aud are
IN themselves an interesting feature OF
that most exciting scene. Next Friday
evening Mr.. Downing wiA appear Ia .'Yir-
ginius," and for Saturday matinee he
will present his latest production, Rich
ard. the Lien Hearted" Saturday night
he will close bis engagement with a repe-
st+&&tA IS A+sN Nts&~AatN4s SIT RNA4EA
Is claimed 10 be az the head Of the lesigi-
mate sectors in this country since the death
OF EaNin Booth. and during the present
generation he has had no peer in the
heroic classical characters 10 which he has
devoted his art. by nature fitted 70 such
parts. and possessing natural genius for
study and lsard wo-k, added to the power
OF moving the feelings, he has. during the
past dozen years since he began starring
In tragedy moved up TO the front. lie has
been antiring ia his production Of p.avs,
and done them oil well.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-20
NORWEGIAN LUTHERAN SYNOD.
New In Session at the New univer.ity,
"a FARMLAND.

TACOMA. Oct so,-[Sgeeiai The Nor.
wegiaa Lutheran synod for the Pacific
district, which convened on the iSsh last.
4. still in session At the Pacific Lutheran
university a. pArklsnd. Pierce eoanEy.
The synod Is represented By Bishop Y.
Korsn, Of the general SYNOD - America;
Il. HarstaA. bishop of the PaclGc district;
Rev. Z. BsllessAd, Tacoma: y. Chg5stea-
sen. Falkland: l. c. Foss. Stsnwocd; q
Gronseerg. san Francisco; e. uoel. Ever
ets. J. JoAAnssn, Fresno; /. J. kSAua,
seattle; T. Larsen. Falkland; q. osteTssn.
Ea~eEA; y. Petersen. Salvertoa: c. A.
sperssi. Falkland; 7. ToHnssen, Portland,
Together vita numerous lay delegates
FROM the various e0n gressttoas, As wish
tors are present Rev. Cars Magssssa.
Minnesota; NJ. Baate. Missions synod.
Seattle: IAnrltz Nlssca, Astoria; .. 0Gia-
bran3sea. seattle: FvoL Shshaa. Park
Land NJ. !. ]. Hath. Norman.
The Paettlc Lutheran University - in
some respects one Of the most remarkable
achievements svea Ia tals eogntry 80
ne 81 f9r ssureadons enterprises Incev-
poFased in isso. sith Bishop =. HA-saa
a. president. without any funds and sssA-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-20
Library runa BENEFIT cenee,,.

A musical entertainment has been in
coarse OF preparation for some time which
will be given AZ the Seattle theater next
Wednesday evening for the beneni OF the
library fund. Manager Hanna has kindly
given the use Of his theateF free OF charge
Tor this occasion. and as the entertain meat
promises to bs al interesting one il is
hoped those no have the best interest Of
the library 81 heart will taru our n goodly
numbers ana help swell the receipts.
AMONG the many attractions promised
viii be Alfred A. FarlAnd, " no j. said TO
he a musical wonder on the banjo
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-20
Saline Skirts.
EXTRAORDINARY VALUE.

Particular attention asked 10 the
width and quality. Best line manu-
featured.
Fast Back Saline Skirts. with deep
bottom ruffle. any length. 75c each
Fast Black Saline skirts, fine quail
fly. double pinked fiounce. only Soc.
Heavy Fieece-Lined Fast Black
Saline skirts, deep hounce, only Soc
each.
Heavy Fleece-Linsd Fast Black
Saline Skirts, extra deep rufiie, as
81 each.
Extra Weight and Quality Fleece
Lined Black Saline Skirts, three ruff
ties. 81. . each.
Heavy Quilted Saline Skirts. fleece
lined, fast black. Sc each.
Extra values in Quilted Skirts at 81
and $50.
Navy and Black Flannel Skirts,
Sounced and trimmed with Soutaehe
braid, $3.50 each.
Quilted Satin skirts at $3.50 and
$50 each.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-20
Towels, Towels, Towels

Try 10 match these values:
100 dozen Cotton Towels. size SKIS
inches, SC each.
50 dozen pretty Marseilles Towels
with fast-colored ends in red. blue and
gold. size 3ixl6 inches, lOc each OF
81 dozen.
Aii-Linen Damask Towels, 3sxls
inches. $50 a dozen. for 25c.
All-Iinen Damask Towels, 44x21
inches-think OF the size AZ the price
l5c each.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-20

Robert Downing. the eminent young
American trage6isn, will come to the new
Seattle theatsr on next Thursday, Friday
and Saturday. appearing in strong repor-
toIre Of standard legitimate plays The
opening bill on Thursday evening will De
The Gladiator" in which part be stands
alone and unrivaiied. his magnificent
pnysiqus fitting him better than any
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rsr. n.naAli add uis New r.Iar.

Ezra kenda.I's new play. THE sahsik-
tate. ~ coined y-drama With plot that
shoaia satisfy the moss exAetlng, but with
enough Of comedy 80 keep the interest
from aAgging. As its name Indicates, IL
is 4 story growing cut OF an incident OF
the civil war, friend and neighhor BE-
coming the substitute for the young hus-
band and father who is drafted. and waoss
death before the substitutes return home
results In making him not only Substi-
tate for The war. bat also thereafter by his
marrying the young widow and thereby
becoming = substitute father 10 the child.
The facts upon watch tas story Is founded
invest lt slta al added interest, some cf
the incidents OF which furnish tae come
dian aa opportunity fer ths display Of .
higher character of work than he has here
totors done. bas also suggest situations
and elsmsxes which ell make its produe-
len al the Seattle tAeaser tomcrrow ulght
an interesting event Tuesday night re
will be ssen in his upFoAriously fanny
farce. a Pair Of kids"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-20
Ladies' Mackintoshes.

SPECIAL SALE THIS WEEK-
GREATEST VALUES EVER
OFFERED.
Ladies' Single Texture Mackln-
toshes, in navy. tan and black color.
warranted good garment, $3.50 each.
Atl-Wcol Flannel and Tr.eot Mack
inioshes, single texture. navy and
black. regular price $40, only $3.50
each.
Ladies' Navy Mackintoshes, with
triple capes. adjustable, cape can be
worn separately, double texture
throughout, nothing like it in the city
for less than SIS; DUR price. $40.
Ladies AI!-Wool Flannel Double
Texture Aaekintcshes, navy aud black.
50 garment for SI2.Jl
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-20

sAs FRAxCrsco. Oct 2o-lSpeciAl. An
important theatrical deal was made today
between (. Nj. Ryke. Of the Pyks opera
company. and John +. CordFay. the the
atsieal manager Of Portland aud Seattle.
Mr.. Coriray mas control Of the opera com
psny for tour Of twensy-tour weeks, in
Guiding all the urinclpal cities 81 the Coast,
BritisA Columbia. Idaho and Montana
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-20
Corsets.

One case Fast Black Long waist
Saline Corsets, embroidered edge
regular value 9oc, special price SOC.
Full line Of Thonson's Glove Fitting
Corsets, in all qualities, from 81 up.
New Shook lengths in Thomson's
goods.
Jackson Corset Waists for ladies. q
81 and sL5Q
Ferris Corset Waists for ladies, q
81 and $50.
Ferris Corset Waists for children,
Soc. SOC. 75c ard 81 each.
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Laurence naniey In ..o,h.Ila.-

Bv special request the talented TRACE
dian. Lawrence Hsaley, wlli sxtsui hi.
engagement. 81 Cordray's thcaisr Ter En-
other week. and commencing tomorrow
evening he viii appear IN the entire play
Of .olhello." supported by the iavoF.te
sctrexs. Edith Lsmnsrt. anG az augmented
company. Ia the character 81 sac Moor
II Neates Mr.. nanlsy 10 At his best lie
IL contested today % lie the worthy sue
eessos - E4sla Booth. who towsrsd above
every eas In shakespeArs's creations.
kad0se1 by nature sitA magnificent
rhysique and resonant voice. BE becomes
"a ideal othe.le. The AppeaiArsalassAs.
Of Memphis, ia reviewing Mr. Haniey $
oihssso. SAYS;
The paaise see Ia bin Shssespesresn
exponent on whose shoulders tne mantle
az Booth sessas destined - tall Mr..
Haniey l. yea yoang. bat he hss achieved
the fasae watch comes 70 . gveAi actor.
lie con4eers bis material. aud - never
eeaQasrsi ay ~. ~asss sssh sAslafss ssa-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-20

Special values ia Turkey Red Dam
asks a. i5c. 25c. 35c and soc yard.
Aii-Iinen Table Damasks, in cream
at DC. Soc and SOC yard.
All-Linen Bleaehed Damasks. extrs-
ordinary values 81 SOC. 75c and 81 yard
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-20

Cassasa's famous California band. that
has been dsllghslng the people At the Ia
coma Interstate fair, viii be heard in this
city soday aud will give tao concerts al
the Seattle thsater this afternoon and
evening. giving . change Of programme
for each concert This promises 10 be q
treat for al lovers OF good hand music.
The programmes afternoon and evening
will embraces both classical aad popular
music rs follows:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-20
Last, but Not Least
Wool Dress
Goods.

Money-saving offerings In all CLASSES
of Dress Goods.
Stock must be closed on. thus season.
at any price. Wool on the free ~
next January. and the merchant ~oo
carries this class OF goods over shi
suffer q heavy loss.
We are taking our loss right nov.
Come and see the bargains
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-20
The Queen of Beauty's Secret.
IL HC 0uCOh VI
NINE. NJ. YALES
Excelsior
Complexion Remedies
WERE AwARpED
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Showing their supsraorizg ever al otasr DO
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Chenille P0rtieres.
STOCK NOW COMPLETE - RE-
MARKABLE OFFERINGS.

Chenille Portieres, 8 yards long.
fringed top and bottom, only q fee
colots left. <i.9s pair.
Very special values at sos, SaE.
s49S. $3.50 and <5.9s pair.
Three pieces 50-ineh Raw silk Tspss
tries, for furniture covering, at Soc
yard.
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Children's Jackets.

Chiidren's Wool Cheviot Jackets, 4
to IA years. 81 each.
Children's Fancy Cheviot Jackets,
braid trimmed, x3.25 each.
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Pinch Black Cony Capes, silk
lined, full sweep, only $59s
27-inch Black Cony Capes silk
lined, 1915.
3O-inch Black Cony Capes. silk
lined, $3.50.
27-ineh Black Belgium Hare Capes.
best quality, satin lined, only $3.50.
30-inch Black Belgium Hare Capes,
best quality. satin lined, $40 each.
Extra Fine Plucked Seal Capes, satin
lined, "a and ~ inches, Si45o and SIS.
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Mems Underwear.

One case. 80 dozen. Mems Natural
Gray Sanitary Wool Underwear, posi-
lively guaranteed IS per cent wool
and a better garment than you hsu
bought or can buy anywhere in the
city for 75c each; our price 81 suit. or
Soc garment. Vests aud drawers any
size. 81 TO III.
We invite special attention to the
above. We believe IL TO be the bess
garment for the money ever offered
anywhere.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-02-01
HOTBtT OF ANARCHY.
Startling Revelations Brought Out In q Raid
BIZ Deputy Sheriffs-

MANSFIELD, Pa, Feb. Twenty depu-
ties made raid on the anarchist settle
ment In Bower Hill yesterday and ar
rested 10 Slavs and Italians. Only two
guns were found. Another raid was made
during the night, and 80 foreigners sus-
pected Of burning the Essen tipple were
captured.
The arrests led TO the discovery that the
village was q hot bed OF anarchy. In
every house were found pictures Of the
Chicago anarchists and inhammatory lit
erature Of all kinds. -
Guns, having evidently been used re-
Gently, were unearthed from hiding
places. Among the prisoners are three
boys who have been identified as those
who set fire to the Bridgeville tipple. A
room in one house was arranged as
meeting hall. Guns, all Of which had
been recently discharged, were arranged
about the wall. Here, too, the walls were
profusely decorated with blood-curdling
pictures. Empty revolver cartridges were
thrown about.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-02-01
GERTIE FOSTER WRECKED.
Five Of Her Crew Drowned al Strawberry Point,
on Nova Scotia.

HALIFAX, Feb. LIN the heavy gale OF
Tuesday night, the schooner Gertie +.
Foster Of Gloucester Mass, was driven
ashore at Strawberry point, about four
miles below Liverpool. While fishing on
La Have bank, the schooner damaged her
rudder and sprung aleak, and while
making for Liverpool. struck on Straw
berry point during snowsquall.
At the time of the dis aster heavy sea
was running, and nine men out of the
crew succeeded in getting ashore, while
five were drowned. Two bodies have been
recovered. Consul Marshall is looking
ing up
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-02-01
storm Didn't Interrupt Carnival.

QUEBEC, Jan. Si.-A terrible snowstorm
yesterday tore hAgs and decorations to
atoms. but did not interfere much with
the carnival. The reception of Lord and
Lady Aberdeen was unique. Five hun.
dred snowshoers turned out Two hun
drsd snowshoers pulled the vice regal
sleigh up the steep hills to the Frontenac
hotel and 800 pushed it. Lady Aberdeen
was presented with bouquet four feet
hiuh
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-02-01
Strikers May Yet Win.

BRIDGEPORT, Conn, Jan. 31.-The cars
Of the Bridgeport Traction company ran
oil day yesterday without Interference.
At mass meeting Of strikers and citizens
the strikers were urged to fight it out. A
committee was appointed to bring about
a settlement. 1t is thought that they will
be suocessful
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-02-01
Friends Took Care OF Him.

DANBURY, Conn, Jan. 3l.-A demented
man was arrested at Redding, yesterday.
where he had been hiding for a week.
He has been laboring under the hallu-
cination of being a defaulteE He belongs
at Orange, N. J. Friends took him home
yesterday afternoon. He is said to be the
cashier Of bank there
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-02-01
The Situation al Danbury.

DANBURY, Conn, Jan. 81. Five Of 1s
hat factories that 10 wf,ks ago declared
against unions opened air today. Besides
Other concessions, the unions submitted
20 10 per cent cut IN wages The firm of
G. II. Merritt a. Son secured all the help
wanted and is running independents
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-02-01
Miss vokes Funeral.

LONDON, Jan. 8l.-Ths funeral Of Miss
Rosina Vokes took place here today. The
departure Of the body from Babbicombe
was made the occasion for the gathering
together of large number Of fishermen
and their families. Miss Vokss gave
away fortune to shs poor. Among the
fishermen she was q special favorite.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-02-01
Government Testimony All In

PORTLAND, Me-, Jan. 81.-In the Prawdn
trial the state rested its case yesterday.
The general feeling is that the jury will
fail to convict upon the evidence offered.
The defense opened in the afternoon.
Two witnesses will attempt to prove that
II was scientifically impossible for
Prawda to kill his moth her. in-law.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-02-01
BeloIan University Closed.

BRUSSELS, Jan. 81.-Studsnts are greatly
excited because the authorities would not
permit the French geographer. NJ. REQ
tus. TO lecture. Yesterday the excitement
eliminated In an assault being made
upon one Of the university officials, and
the closing Of the university followed.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-02-01
Conflicting Testimony.

CHICAGO, Feb. 1,-Police Officer Whalen
testified for the defense in the Coughlin
trial yesterday. He said he was with the
defendant on the afternoon of May 12 and
May 10, thus contradicting Mrs. Foy, who
testified that Coughlin called at her house
on each Of those evenings.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-02-01
TarheeI stare republican seated

WASHINGTON, Jan. Sl.-The majority
report Of the house committee on cleo
tions In the Williams Settle contest from
the fifth district Of North Carolina says
that Settle was elected. Settle 10 the only
Republican from North Carolina.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-02-01
May Lose Ms Siqht

NEWPORT, r. l., Jan. sl.-Major y. A.
Whittle. evangelist, Of Chicago. who has
been conducting meetings here. fell on the
Ice striking his head. Physicians forbid
his using his eyes aud he must give mp
work for some time. There Is q possi-
biIIlp q. his becoming blind.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-02-01
A Seli.Coniessed Thief

ELLAvILLE, Ga, Feb. lit was Cashier
Clark who blew open and robbed the
Planters bank safe Sunday night. Clark
attempted suicide with laudanum, but
his life was saved. He confessed the
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