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ELECTRICITY
And It's Wonderful Power Over Diseases
"A Few Notable Cases Cured by DIR.
Darrin. Whose Ofices are Thronsed
With Patients Night and Day.

John Leighton. 1854 Madison street. Sc
attic, WASH, DEAFNESS of Is years stand-
ing cured in Is minutes; Mrs. Annie Jones.
307 Ninth street, Seattle. WASH, cured Of
neuralgia and nerv us prostration. also
rhe um atism; Mrs. A. Bans;er, Meadow.
Lewis county, Wash, excruciating pains
in eyebalis, liver and kidn-y compla mt,
deafness 81 years and lump in her side,
thought to be an ovarian tumor, cured.
DR.. Darrin makes a specially of treating
by electricity all diseases of the Eve. Ear.
Nose and Tnroat Catarrh and Deafness,
and permanently cures all diseases Of gem
i,o-urinary organs. in either sex. such as
Loss of Manhood. Syphilis, G5eet, Con
orrhcea, Structure. Spermatorrhea, Semi
nal Weakness and Loss o' Sexual Power
in man or woman, ana also successfully
treats all peculiar male Troubles, Leu
corrhma, DISBURSEMENTS, etc, as we'll as
acute, chronic and nervous diseases OF
whatever nature. If curable; no cases
taken II not.
DR. Darrin can be consulted free ut his
Offices IN Hotel 5 evens, corner Front and
Marion streets seattle. Wash. where he
is permanently located. The worthy roor
will be treated free from 10 TO ii A. IN.
daily Those abe to PAY from IL a. IN. to
5p m. evenings, to s. Sundays. 10 10
l.. Charges low and reasonable, according
to circumstance and ability 20 pay. Most
cases can receive home treatment after a
visit 10 the doctors Office Inquiries an
swered. Circulars and question blanks
sent tree.
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Lutheran Churches.

Norwegian Danish ~ Fourth aud pis. streets
Rev e. q ko>ins. pastor. Services s.3o t. III
German Observation-Disclosures ana Birch
streets. Rev. J. Erich, pastor. Services II a
ana : 80 p n.
stissnsa LutheTan--Hali Main and Twelfth
street. VI. e. Baaes. pastor. residence 1913
Main street. Services, II Is a. Ia; sunday
schoo, 80 a. m.
Holy Trinity lEnSlishl-Seventh ana Uaion
tresss. Preaching o. Rev ". A. Pssssvsnl. lr, OF
FittsbuFg. Pa. superintendent of raisaiosis ST
II A. IN sunday school at 10 a. N.
Norwegian Evangelicai-Twelfth sai Olive
s'reezs Rev, l. J. kvan. pastor Residence,
less Twelfth street Services ~ % a n ani :
= n. sunday school AZ u o'eice..
swedish Evanreitcal-- Tasrt street. nesr Pike
Rev. Martin J. Larson. PASTOR Teslieacs III
I4nec.a street sunday school I2.iSn N.
Services ia.0 A. ~. ADi = m. and on
Thursday 8. N Prayer meeting r. Ia
tssTraSn Evangelical, Zioa's congregation
Temporary plscs of Wo-sh p. Freel.'a hal Ninth
~sfecs. hesvcsa Fine and olive street. Rev Z.
kasppe. pastor. Residence. t>ta Tea.a siret
Services. 10 y - m and - :. n. sauaaT
school. a 81 "nihSisFuuAe," Wednesday. -
n IL. preceded anring Leaf se.>oa by lec.ur,s.
or she passion OF Christ Lutheran Young
feopses society meeting. TaGTscay - n n
Aposogeile lectures every sec3a. aal fourth
Thursday o. iaentA.
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Tho friends of Miss Mabel Lsckie gave
her surprise party last Friday evening
at her home at 1882 Washington street. A
very pleasant; time was had by all present.
The evening vas spent IN games. singing
aud dancing. frof Murphys qasrtettc
sang many good selections during the
evening. A dainty supper xas served by
the ladies. Those rresen; were; Miss
Anna Thompson. Miss Bertha Mallory,
Miss Ada SseEea. Miss Nellie Williams,
Miss Carrie Van Srockiin. Miss Cara
WAlhck, Miss Mabel Rogers, Miss He,ta
Noskes. Mrs. Stewart Leckie. MISS Mabel
Leckie. Mrs. John Boyle. Mr.. J. Murphy,
Mr. Ia Bars len. Mr.. VIII Maxwell. Mr..
James Boyle. Mr.. George Harrison. Mr..
John Boyle. Mr.. John Iseckte. Mr.. Stewar,
I.eckie. Masters Eddie Boyle, Lonnie
Austin, Asa Sweses. William Lane, John
Lane and rud Lsokie-
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Presbyteriaa Churches.

German Retormed-seventh street. near Pine.
Services ii q. IN.
Ballard-Broadway and First avenue. Ser
vices ii g.. and 1880 =.
Lake Union-Kilbourne avenue. Fremont
Rev. :. e. Head pastor. services ii n m. aud
I'D r. m.
wel.h-seventh and olive sfrec.a Rev. J. NJ
Hughes, pastor. Residence. aii Depot street
Preaching 1889 a. m. and u IN. sunday
school 2:so y III. Prayer meeting, wedncs-
day. 80 ?. M.
North sea;tie--oak aud Harrison streets Rev.
W. A. Maso-. pastor. Residence All Temperance
stree. Preaching ii q. m. and I'D =. m.
Morning: sermon 10 children; evening sopIc:
Thou ensit Not ktll. sabbath school, lila
!. T. :. c. T.. go p. IN. Prayer meeting, Thurs
day. a'S5 pm
calvary.Narkct AMI King streets. Rev. Bre-
ward y, sinclair. pastor. Residence 6l9 suffer
street The Rev :. J Kennedy. from i4a suenr,
MINI, viii preach In the morning upoa The
nlory OF the Church." and in the evening
his subject will re "Is There No Other
Way services, II a. n. aud 1.D q. m.
sabbath school. 1915 p. y. T. :. {. E. & 80
p IN Thursday evening prayer meeting, I'D.
First-Fogrih sud spring streets Rev. Alex
anGer Alison. II. n. pastor. Residence, 1912
Marion street Services at II r. aud ~ y n.
Adult baptism, reception OF new meElsers a:lti
Holy Communion Al morning service. At :. "a
br. Alison will preach on what the World Ex-
poets 81 CaE.staRs sabbath school ct y. 20
I. III Y. T.. : Z. r. At IS =. m. Weekly prayer
meeting on Thursday evening ats o CLOCK in the
lecture room
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mines 10 enjoy little aristocracy on his
own account. He presents himself as the
real lord. and furnishes no end OF fun by
his humorous conception of the social
duties Of an Irish lord. He makes love
violently 10 the woman he supposcs to be
Adelaide. the opera singer. but who Is in
reality none other than Molly. her maid
servant, who has impersonated her mis-
tress In the lattcr's absence. The two
servants. each without knowledge of the
Others identity. make violent love and
produce no end Of fun by the iaughabIe
complications which their novel ideas of
social duties create. The happiness of the
merry twsin Is severely fractured by the
arrival of the real lord and the real opera
queen. who complete their love affair and
are married.
In Mr.. Ketly's company are such cars
bio artists as Aimee Angeles and lpsielaiie
Randall.
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Among the box parties at the :heater
last night was one given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Campbell, whose guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
t. ]. Covenev. Miss Corev and Mr.. c. c.
Cherry all of Tacoma. Mr.. Richard SAKE
Jones had as his guests Miss Jones. Miss
Edith Jones and Mr.. T.. Y. Bodwell, OF
Victoria. Miss Lena Graham gave a box
party. her guests being Mrs. Graham. Miss
Helen McNaugh.. Mr.. Hubbard ana Ar.
L. W. Herald. The Furth box was occu-
pied by Mfr. II. f. Meserye and the follow
ing gentlemen from Tacoma, W no took
part In the production of the same play in
that city las; year: Mr.. d. X. Stevens.
NJ. w. i. Rice. Mr. Z. 5. Grsggs, Ir H.
Foster
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The w. G. r. U. ut Bothell.

Mrs. Della Cox. national organizer of
the WomeE's Christian Temperance
Union. spoke here on the evenings of
February - and March l. At 4 day
meeting she organized a union with
twenty members. these officers being
elected: President, Frances II. Latham !;
vice president, Belle Botheli; correspond
ing secretary and superintendent Of work
among lumbermeu, Alice Botheli: record
ing secretary. Olivia Cole; treasurer and
superintendent OF mother work: Mary f.
Anderson: superintendent Of evang -iistic
work, Maggie Crumley.
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Front and Msrioa. ernancs on Narscn Cord
Ezxic. 49.assssoa - sxnsA
Seattle Sgsfiraai Association meeting in Odd
sve7fsy. I'D q Texss fron ise raassorua- szi
Qssssaons by the &adsence answered ~ A.x
stoere. ssorz the platform e7srsfnai pEasIosvsa
~crssssd taro1gA the scriptures. AdEtssc Oh
frs-
MTs. G Cornelius. SPIRIT ssss medium zad NJ
and Grk Pe1rs ssas. of the EAss- rnaieraallEir-
rsdsuEas. VIII h9ss fossa ,zsss evening az Rsd
Ae1s bail. corner Frat aud AA-fcn ssree.s,
ylsec- Admission tree
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" IS 81 vital Importance that IL should be aa.
s'erssocts by persons shose Kidneys are inactive
that tals euaalElea o. th(ass IL aEslly inagetfvs
-; a state Of THE organs where ii's hangs IN ne
nalanes Rrlgh,s disease, dlAseses: albumin
aFsx. are al diseases 81 very obstinate caarae.
ser IN their mature Stage, and ali a.ve 8 fatal
tenasney TAey often see'e the nosi prac-
tseess metiesi skili. ana ths ssoss sErForcd rem
eaiss II mstsfsa yae<siea hat opposed al the
,atset-tast 10 To ssy. when tbs sidneys bextn
70 discharge their faEetaoas iases5vciy sith
Ho~testsr's Stomach Bitter. the dangerous
ten1sney is checked Very uscIal. also. Is ;h.s
household medicine ter sneso siaaests st euszs-
raan occurrence -.eoasss rstsea. hlscgsness,
Dyspepsia an: nsrxe0snsss II Is safeguard
sgStnsi Inslsria and sysfts esronte reeg@s.ssEa-
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cenxrex.,,en.l caarene..

Brookiyn--Esv. George II. Lee. pasios. Rsss-
dence cosRe- bs-eh and Thomas street. -est- he.
No morning ss.vi e. sunday school r n
Afternoon service AZ 2. IN CarissiHn En-
6eavaf Society meeting at o. m Re G-Er
weekly prayer meeting TUESDAY. a: 30 Z. n
Plyronih--Thira and University streeis
waiisce Set,iug. D. H.. pastor. Residence,
1870 University ss~eet services. ii a. Ia. re-
ceptlou Of mem bers AMI thu Lord supper: 80
y m, the nastor p-cach-S prelude, "iae
Proper Attitude Toward Catholics, sermon.
Wrong I iess of What Jesus Mas,
EtGswsser-Rev. J. 7. SicAo,s, pastor serv-
Ices Ii q n. and ga p. MorRlng topsc. ia
Remembrance, communion viii follow morn
sag service. Ia the evening there will be IN
evNntide responsive service; theme. THE For-
gtveness OF Sins. sunday school E:i5 n m
Y. =. = &. T. GO p Prayer meeting Thurs
day al 10 D. N.
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MtAcellAnAOua.

Tho Restitutionists hold services every SUM-
day at p. N. at 2sos Front street
Tho Christian Science Sunday school class
will meet at Proschs hail. 6I5 Ninth street, this
morning at IL O'Clock. Strangers cordially in
yiied.
The Seattle Research Club meets permanently
on Thursdays at p. N. at the Art League
rooms. Il HInckley block Lesson, Matt. xxi:
liza Discussion. "rhe signs of tho TimeA'
The Christian Alliance meetings are held
every Thursday afternoon AT $50 o'clock at the
home OF Mrs. s Van Naikenburg, 800 Lincoln
street. corner Fourth. All friends OF the four
fold gospel are welcome.
Seattle City Mission and Seamen's Bethel
Chaplain. Thomas Rees. Gospel services every
evening at T:Sa sunday school at .. IN.
sharp. conducted by the Young Peoples Society
OF Christian Eadeayor OF the city.
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BLACK DIAMOND UP In ARMS.
Another Warrant Against Greene's Dive
--Charges az Trtckery.

The people of Black Diamond are thor
oughly aroused against tho saloon and
honse Of iil-famc run by Greene 4 CO.. and
have appointed l. p. Calhoun and Rev. II.
It. Shepard to push the prosecution. War
rants against Greene and Bartlett for
maintaining public nuisance were served
by Deputy Sheriff j. VI. McCorry on
Thursday and they were brought down to
Jail on Friday. Greene, Bartlett and
their bartender are now under eleven
charges of illeea! liquor selling and one Of
keeping disorderIy house.
The feeling is the stronger against
Greene, because II is claimed that his lease
of the saloon and grounds from Mr.. and
Mrs. Timothy Morgans expressly ex-
cluded their running a house of ill-fame.
which he has done openly, defying the
people to prosecute him. 1t is also alleged
that Greene'e attorneys, White & Tyler,
sought to obtain another lease covering
MoTgans' dwelling house. by falsely tell
ing Morgans that his wife desired him to
sign IL
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Galhnllc Ghurrh~a

Sscrei HsArt-n2A sag SIKH ltres. Con
Quoted hy ias kessfapt0rists Rev. Joseph 4
kaafs, Z. : \. pastor. Regular services
our LAZY a Cool usie-Scuta Fo7r:h ara
Washington sireets Rev. = \ rrssoatalae
pastor Mas g. L. aud i0so n Rene.
d4etsou, p ~
lnrsscE.a;s Corcsps!oR-slxsa aud sx.-gnz
streeta hcT. Victor @ss-aae. : J., pas.o. Con-
asete3 y tie Jesuit. EARLY msss e. IN
AID g. ga, High mass. % - & III sansay
scaeca- Is ~ Lecture sua hen-ssict4an :
r r.. t41r. j. NJ. Reside, 5. :. sill give A course
o. sxetgFes "a cc2gSssicn- >eass agc sres
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8. follows in oas Of the San Francisco

ss follows in one Of the San Francisco
papers.
'4a Tuesday night . little sceae vas
enacted 81 the AIcaxss thestsr that WAS
not ineaatess 10 the play of '-Womsa
Against Norsn-' In tsse frs. set. where
Fanny Young a. Dessoraa Eartors In Guar
resiag with stocgwea ss Pssiiip Tressster.
Deborah ~ supposed 20 petit ham with
potatoes Fanny's aim Was 50 deadly sha:
she struck ssocxxell fail in the forehead
with wesI-6sveIoped .mgrphy. and laid
him cot IA: on the stage. stunned for .
few minutes. The cnrsasn WIS q. once
ruag down. bat after . lssse OF five
minutes or so ssocxseil appeared again,
apparently none the worse for the whaek
over the head. And then they will say
that woman does not know bow to throw
o stone"
Reserved seats are on sale and can be
secured for any night next week either a.
tee box Office or By telephone SIS.
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Christian Churches.

Firs. Church OF Everett-Sca3sy school 81
10 .. M, Heary rarser. superintendent Con-
r7nnfou sEEsy suss.sy as II a IN
0ynF.c Avenus--Sia Olympic ave5na Rev
F. H. Moss, pasfnr Sunday scaosi - g. n
preaching = = ~ AID .3s = IL
Fl-st-esnecs street, between Th!-i aud
FoErse. ksT. r. L Dactsr, minister. kssi-
cenee. IL Hsr-isoa street: telephone l0-A -sIa-
day scaoot, .. Is q m P.eschiH-. II = N sra
% ;. N. At the morning service Mr.. J. n T.
Arfrt1au. pre@s1ea. OF the state Eai-s tcis-y
boErS, Will preach: iasiies mass nesting. =
p m lr the evening the psstcr wsii denver
nts eleventh sermon against name H.
Junior Eaeeavos. 80 2 N. y. z. :. ( Z, 9. ~
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Ep,scopal Churches.

ST. Johns. West seattie--No services today.
St Marks mission at Fremont-Scribners
hall; sunday school, 3 p. m.
ct Clemcnts-Market street and Park avenue.
Churca building In course of erection.
St siephens-B aliard--Service, ii a m. aud
5:30 p m. by the rector. Rev. r. E. Hyland.
St Mary's-woodland park. Dean Watson In
charge Phillip Ashton, lay reader. Evening
prayer at S;l5. Take Green lake cars to depot
Trinity-Eighih and James streets Rev.
George Herbert Watson. d. D.. rector Md
Lent sunday. Ltauy ana Holy Communion,
III a. m; evening prayer. 7:S0 y IN. sunday
school, e:A5 a IN. Daily prayer during Lent at
noon: Also Wednesdays p. IN, aud Fridays Z
p. IN
~ Marx's-Fif.h and Olive streets David
Claiborne Garrett. rector. Lilany. sermon
aud Holy CommunicA IL a subject OF
sermon: "fhe Bible: What Is Itg' sunday
school. Q: 10 q. IN: special service for the young
with sermon, r. IN. evening PRAYER, 80 ?. m.
Evening; Third lecture In course on the
Eeiseopsi church: subject, "The Church's
Government" All seats free.
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$ptritaAttsfs-

sPsrftGA Fses;ins In the w..a<s- Tsr,nae
easKAn.,s % ~scczd ssress. : - = q. seats
Tres 10 eel leetios-
&s sS4 Nr. Il fettls-sze tossghf, 81 shsrp
N4sSssAsAEas'ss, Independent .lsrs srltsaS. etc
x1e MIA I, tcEaesa2s ~ sssgs. Bed Ma.'s Es..
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Train leaves Seattle for Vanconveg, Su.
mas, Sedrc. Anscari~s. Hamilton, >ao-
homisA. North BEND. suoaaalrnie AZ SIS
- m; arrives s p. IN. Train leaves Tor
Snehornish and sedro at as r m. and
arrives 10 ssh a M.
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l.chearsals are being held nightly D.
ilae cast Of young people who will pro-
duce that interesting drama the Con
tolerate Spy" at the Seattle theater
March IS. for the benefit of the high
school cadets. Judging from the re-
hearssls the young people viii give .
thoroughly delightful and clever rendi-
ton of the play. Tickets are for sale by
the high school students.
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M.,hoal., rro,e.,.p, chureh...

Duwsmish--Suuday school p. m.
Ye.ier- sunday school. g. 50 a m. preaching at
II a IN. By Rev. d. Bagley.
South seattle ~ sunday school 2:3o n u.
Preaching at 7:sD =. N. By Rev. J. shepherd.
misunderstanding at ii q m. by Rev. D.
Bsgley. sunday school, 8 p. m.
Firxt-Tnird and Pine streets Rev. CLARK
DEyis. pastor. Services. ii a. m. and 7.au p. ni
sunday school. I2:A Young Peoples meeting
6:i5 .. N. seats free.
sccond-Sos.h Seattle, Republican and War
rem streets. Rev. Josiah shepherd. pastor
Parsonage next door TO church. Preaching by
the pastor al II a m: subject, .'The Cbris-
tian Citizens Duty in Politics." sunday school
1915 p m. Christian Ensesvor $50 p. m-
Prayer meeting thursday 5:S0 p IN.
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The Theosophica. Society meets In Pettis-
music hall. zoos Front street, 7:3o p. m. Lecture
y E. o. Schwagerl on Ethics aud Theosophy."
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All hone II rescaiBE rgi.ehsrd Rells.
Falke aui Nscsagesie, the miners en-
ion,hed IN the 4lsbsmstoxn, Pa, safe
aas<ry, has been abandoned.
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Salvation Army

Tenth aud Pine. John Glen, pastor--Sabbath
school, 9;45 a m: preaching morning and
evening; prayer meeting. Wednesday nignt
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Barracks. Sl5 Jackson street Prayer meeting
Ia m. Holiness meeting, IL a. m. Free and
easy. p. IN. rou.ing meeting at s p. m.
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Unitarian Church.

Seventh. between Pike and Union. Rev. w.
G. Eliot IT., minister service, IL a m, subject
OF sermon ''God and Man sunday school y.
1880. Seats free
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"woman Against wemsn~ ~ss pro.
aueed in San Francisco at Stock ellis the
alter. where. o~ing 20 its sircnc cast ana
elaborate staging. IL hAe a~onts sue.
cess. Mr.. l. 4, SSerksrlt. who piAySi sAe
part Of john Trsssisieg. had an experience
one evening that nearly necsssaiatea a
change in the casa. The incident Is Slvea
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KEYS Fitted and gun repaIring, al work
guaranteed. Hardy S Hail, Pioneer block.
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.wom.u Ar,,n., w.map.-

Miss Ethel Brandon has prepare an
other strong bill for the entertainment of
the patrons at Cordray's theatcr, and to-
morrow night will see tho first presenta-
ton of the powerful drama, Woman
Against Woman" in which Miss Brandon
will appear as Bessie Barton. a character
in which she has made tho strongest hit
OF her career. and which she regards with
great affection, ~ tn IL she is said to sur
pass herself. The drama is in tive acts,
each with effective scenes, and the story
10 the everyday one Of the dove and the
hawk. In substance the story Is as fol-
lows, Two sisters. accompanied by
neighbor's daughter. leave their native
village in England to earn their living
N London. The sisters companion is
viciousiy inclined. and in spite OF the
elder SISTERS care il the cause of the ruin
Of the younger sister. The faithful sister
succeeds. however. In hiding her sisters
shame. and in 80 doing places herself in
false position. This afterwaris> leads TO
much misery and entail anguish The
frail sister marries haronet, who be-
lsves his wife TO he the brand
he has snatesed from the burning
81 the elder sisters evil influence
How or why the baronet, proud aristo-
crat In middle life. was brought TO take
this step is not explained. The elder sis
Ter returns 20 her native place and marries
. worthy young workman. aud matters
move merrily on until the adventures re-
turns aud spreads Islander ahou, the
young wife and mosher. which causes her
husband Co turn against her. After
series Of trials and tribuiations tina;
almost drive the poor wife mad. ssi after
every innocent party has been visited with
voc, everything is explained away and
peace and happiness reign over ali at the
close Of the play. In the part of Bessie
Barton. who Afterwards marries John
Tressldcr the workman. Miss Ethel Bran
don will have good opportunity OF dis
playing her great powers A. An emotional
actress. Mr.. Arthur Elliott will appear
in dialect part as John Tressider. the
Yorkshire wor snlan. and Is sure 10 be
strong ana effective. The rest Of the char
seters have hsen distributed 10 the hest
possible advantage. and With = view 20
PRODUCING she he.s results The dram
hss been carefully staged. ana the Pc
s nance should prove 10 he an inierest
sas enc
The cast Of character. IN full will be S.
fnllossz
Bessie nsstnn ..s-.. .. ..., rthes Rrans ~
john Tfess138Ts WsKst2sn ,. AFthGE EfIsss,
Phil ffess5t%s. BE sst&tf Arthur lSYfskssas
sif Henry sAsstsFtea. bsfsssst aiTiasn.atss-
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