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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1894-12-21

This year it is trimmed as lavlshly as
any silk gown.
A winter costume just imported is
fashioned of heliotrope lightweight
broadcloth. Around the. bottom OF the
organpipe skirt is trimming OF gui-
pure, with the design outlined in jet.
The bodice is most elaborate. 1t is
made of the broadcloth, with square
shaped revers of the jetted guipure and
vest of pale blue chiffon. fhe chif-
fon is arranged like double jabot and
falls from yoke of manve colored
velvet.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1894-12-21

The question of water and gas con-
tinue to agitate the minds of the people
of this city. Water rates are so high
that water is luxury and those who
use it even for household purposes are
extravagant. More is paid here for
gas than in majority of the cities of
the United States. The cry that the
people should be reasonable in their
demands should be changed and the
gas and water companies should be just
and have some regard for the rights OF
the people. The tariff shall and will
be reduced.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1894-12-21

HE NEW YORK
girl is devoted to
the stock. She
realizes how much
the bit of bright
velvet or soft crepe
has to- do with the
effect of her gown.
And she is buying,
stocks with a reclS-
lessness that only
u typical American
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1894-12-21

Mcbride has been elected president
of the Federation of Labor. Elk. Presi-
dent Gompers was defeated because OF
his action in the great railway strike
Gompers should have broken inSo jail
and made himself popular.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1894-12-21
New Ribbons.

Among ribbons the striped taffetas
arc the latest novelty. Violet striped
with fine lines Of mauve andsrcream,
lined with bluet, are the newest. The
wide peau de sole ribbons are very
beautiful. They may be found in ali
the new shades. Satin ribbons, glisten-
ING with tiny Jets, are also seen.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1894-12-21

"Not Guilty" is the verdict of the
Jurors in the trial of the men who
lynched six Negroes near Memphis,
Tenn. Even this action on the part of
the citizens of that state shows an
inproyement.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1894-12-21

The Virginia Baptist has handsome
dress. It has always been full of news
and now it has an added beauty and
attractiveness in it's clearly printed
pages. E. W. Waugh, who formerly
resided here, is its business manager.
The people of Richmond should feel
proud of this paper.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1894-12-21

Mitchellville Index: The colored peo-
pie of Des Moines and Iowa have an
able advocate and representative in
The Iowa STATE BYsTANDBR, neat
and newsy 7-column folio. We wish
the publishers, who are very worthy
young men, unlimited success in their
work
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1894-12-21

Several men were openly charged in
a Georgia court of being members OF
the Ku-Klux- Klan. OF course they
denied all allegiance to the order, but
brought no proof to clear themselves.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1894-12-21
BURLINGTON BUDGET.
.io, co,,es,,ondence 10 Iopa State Bystaud

spseiqs Correspondence to Ioma State Bystander.
The Silver Crescent Club met at the
residence of Miss Belle Graham Tues
dav evening last, and very pleasant
time was spent The principal feature
of the evening was the divorce case Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bass Jones, which turned
in favor of the defendant. After the
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1894-12-21

a Republican legislature will convene
in the state of Missouri and city OF
jefferson on January 2, 1895. This, we
believe, is the first Republican legis-
lature that state ever had.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1894-12-21
MERRY CHRISTMAS.

THE Iowa STATD BYSTANDER takes
this occasion to wish its readers and
friends merry Christmas. We have
Jared we'll We hope you have enjoyed
an equal share of welfare. The
cause for complaint is uaught. Success
has certainly pursued the even tenor of
its way. From chaos The Iowa STATE
BYsTANDER has grown to life-size
The reading public has in this paper an
exponent of equal rights, justice and
all things pertaining to the general
good of all. THE BYsTANDER has been
issued each week since November TO-,
and will so continue, Notwithstanding
the false and ungrounded statements of
certain editors of alleged colored news
papers, one of which, some weeks
hence, 'sfolded his bandana and silently
stole away" the other, being too small
for measurement, will not at this juno
ture be considered.
The work of establishing this med
ium has been hard and tedious. The Bit
ter has been experienced and the sweets
now spread upon the festal board. We
entered the field for legitimate news
paper work and to this end alone do
we merit the success we SO happily en-
iov. we have received numerous fav-
ors from our readers and correspondents
and only have the kindest regards and
well wishes to bestow upon them.
| .sCharity to all; malice toward none. .
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1894-12-21
From the New York Sun (Dem,).

Our attractions for this week are
mems fancy slippers at 6s and 9s cents,
Worth e5 to so cents per pair more.
The Hub, COZ Walnut street.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1894-12-21

The Indianapolis Freeman is one OF
the best society papers in the country.
1t has able correspondents in all states.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1894-12-21
,I,hiS Ia Imnnrfed.

Though the roughly woven fabrics
are all the rage this season, broadelofh
is receiving its usual amount OF patron
age. Some years ago the gown OF
broadcloth was made severely plain.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1894-12-21

Keep our women above the realms
of reproach. We cannot climb to a
resting place in civilization unless we
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1894-12-21

The opposition of the southern Negro
papers to the Cotton Exposition is
almost unanimous. If Negroes make
an exhibit, it is claimed, they will
acquiesce in the treatment accorded
them by the unregenerated rebels of
that country If the Negroes OF Iowa
must be represented at that exposition
it should be by one who has fought for
their interests in an unselfish and un-
flinching manner. There are many
good and true men in Iowa who are
capable of representing the state. 1t
would not be wise to select man who
has sold his birthright for mess OF
pottage, and beat the purchaser.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1894-12-21
FOR WOMAN AND HOME
INTERESTING GOSSIP FOR FIRE
SIDE READING.

Some Sketches of Fashions Dictates
Favorite Patterns for Hats for a
Princess Hints for the Kitchen and
ParlOr.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1894-12-21

were in our city Tuesday. They werc
entertained in the evening by Mrs.
j. Miller, at which time she served an
elegant lunch, after which they left for
Colfax.
An entertainment will be given
Christmas night and a concert on the
27th. The talent of Newton young
folks cannot be excelled.
SUNBEAM.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1894-12-21

force others to resgect our women b,
first respecting them ourselves.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-02
Shipping NCtos.

The bark Nrw,buy, Mullc,trd muster. ar
rivci tu-duy, ~ du!, from Nuwcn~flu, y :
", With ll!I t1ns"i coal. Sh" lett On Feb
@ith with the wind L.. y. l.. and y. l.
light. Experienced steady breeze Ia l,1=
". Passed the m' ridinu on Marcia ~. y.
b. squalls pr,Nailing all the way NJ. On
Alril l., pas,o'i Gariuu liant IN tat, y \
The light uaiiiius winds rau hr gIc~~rd
irun hr fact thu, Niihuu nui Kauai ", So
prs,rd on April -, The lat / az dal e,
had very light winds.
The burkrntinc iiohcrt sudden, II -
lhibcrg master, arrived to-day, T. day
from Newcastle. y. : ", With u luil cary
u coal. I@ft Newcastle, March H.. rhclr"
g. isU= lat ~ wiuds from n ", to >. T.
tot wind, from l.. 20 lat. -, hong ~
". changed to \. ". westward to hong
l,2- ". then To \. r.. aud u, Passed
Tahiti on April H., ~ day oct tru,r"''
the equator Aprii u, ~ days our. Got
vnriuhlcs and calm in lat. - y. whirll
LASTED three DAYS. tot hrculc from y T.
lat. ~ ~ strong from y, \, T.. 10 l. y. T.
In =. lat light Ia IN dcratr breeze. N"rllr
lat. fresh t. strong brccLr.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-02

L = : Philadelphia, BARKER fr'nu Iallao,
Peru
II Is NJ s'thampiun. Rookie, from Hilu
II | J NJ > Taknchiho, NUmura, from japan
Am Missionary packet Morning star, tar
land, ir,m the South Sea-
An hktne Jane !. StaniUl. john on. from
Newcastle
An blk = 4 Alien. Thompson. from san
Frnnci 80
An hk An"lia. Ward. trom Port Town.
send
Am schrC ; H"lmes, Johnson, from Port
BIakcly
Am schr VIM Buwdrn. + J,r'Iu. frun
Newcastle. y SW
An bktue = y Castle, Hubbard from san
Francisco
An Dkinc Mary Winkclman. Nissru, irum'
san Francisro
An A-nla .tcd -rhr Sulvat"r, Wells iruu
Ncw"astlc, y "
Euw bk l.enhl, Ncisou, from Newcastle, y
SW
Haw bg Il = Rithet. Morrison. from Sar
rIuciscU
Norwegian bk p,trus, Andersen, frun
Newcastle. y Nv
schr Golden Shore, BirkhulnI. from New
castle. y Nv
An snip Occidental. Morse, FROM Is -
Am schr Robert sudden, Ghlpcrg, fr"n
Newcastle. \ SW
Am bk N'wshoy, Mullcsira, from New
castle, y W
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-02
THE ELECTION.
Passes or Quietly A Fair Vote
PollGd.

TIL" election of d"l"gat"s To the
Constitutional Convention to-day
passed oil quietly up to tim" Of
going to press. Very few voted
during he forenoon, hut about noon
voting brrama u little brisk. Til"
hackm"u were doing a good busi.
ness as also were the omuibu,
men. The pick al TIA" working
class S.rns to he Harry klrlninc.
randldarr nf the Schu"tLeu Club.
Two other favnrit"s ia the field.
wherever ia" Portuguese have
swing, AZ. Antonio f"rnandr- aud
j. NJ Ni,as. J. Mitchell and L. l..
Carter have also u good show for
election. tn" fnllnwinE ~" he can
didn'"s: \. Frrnand"s, j, VI, Niyas.
\. q, NJ. Robertson. l., L. Abl"s, \.
X kunuiak"n, /. J. Il .ug, III. Klein
me, &. L. Carter. j, Mitchell, j. &.
Clunry and j. kidwrll
First district, first precinct, poll
ing place, B.rrtauia street school
house. Voted al 3:I pm, -; rlig,-
hle to vote, -.
Second precinct, G"y"rnmrn'
Nursery Voted Isl; eligible to
vote. 2n!.
Second district, first precinct,
Lower Nuuanu Reservoir, polling
place. Voted al $50 p, ~, Ia, =
rejected; lG5 eligible I" vote,
Second precinct, kauluwcla
school. Notrt ~; eligible to vote,
lbs.
In the fr.t precinct the voting
was lively, but in the latter II was
very slow. .Ioao NJ. Grandc, Por
tugurs", aged ninrty-tirr" y"ar-,
vot"d ~ III" >rcoud pr."lu"t, Thu
first ballot Wa, east toy J, !, Water
house, Sr. {, l., Carter seemed lo
h. he r,'guing spirit III the second
district, bul 'larry kl"iumr VA, h"h
hing up -"r"n, ly.
Third distract. frs, p'""lmct, pull
Jug place, Royal School, Voted q,
3 p, M, III; "Iigihlr To- vote, ~.
Second precinct, kapualwu build
ing, Voted. PIG; rhEIbl" To- vote, 25l
\. F"rnand,-, ], VI. Nivas aud \
ii. VI. ltrbrr' son w"r" dividing
she vote, in this district, but, # car
rent rep TT, are true, HAIRY Kh'mnn
will carry ia" hunul,,
Fourth district, first precinct, p,,lI
ing place, Bel Tower. Voted al
p IL, 10, Il gib.r to vote, l,1,
SO. ud precinct. China EuSi"
iipus". No,"d, =; "ll-lhI" - vote
30
LnC, Ahl"- woe mnkin&a sIronj
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-02
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS

:. a a
io-hlorro" Is .o"hc'is ""y'
DUN pahhS were ciose'' 'o'"aN'
o,,d ,I,ca IN moa, friauds at
IN. sEmn;ra"
. hi. l. o., ,u;o,,s, ol,.,;,, In,
,ar haiJ - udrni,Ir ~ W."
''' '''' y"
Harry Klemme seems 10 be the
'"'''''"'o vi '"o "o y N'''s' ''7'
The ). 5. Alameda will be due
from the Colonies tomorrow morn
ing.
,,ic, ,I.d
to-day. and nothing was done Ia the
Courts.
,, =, r cL
lhp0r.s" ~, .'"'u n"'o ' 49,.
an'i w s"''' ''' {" VIC
r,., w.u;., : ~
Nv - a. D. - W"'l','','I u .tn
ivy 'h'o VIZ n"'""' "@ WIS P"po'
s"eS W press
Pincapple cocktails a spprialtv AZ
the Empire, corner OF Nuiauu ana
Hotel streets.
r., rr,L l,, nu,L,V,ul,
,,f, IN, n.vaI 80 ,ns,.rd,v ,nn,n,
inc fnr ,be W,rn,esos I.i,mis
-
10 H. Gn" n,nJ;,;n- and ria, animal
IN n,r,ic;na,. in n. events 81 Inn.
- io''.,, -.
= - 49,
Mechanics Home. corner Hotel
and Nuuanu street. Lodging bv
sn,,,,. ,,a. ,,;,,L,' - .nJ - ~. ,.n.
y,,.,k
The sale oi seats Tor he play
Francesca Ct" k''n'ni, Will open at
l.. >. L"'rys niilce tomorrow morn
81 and sI.5O.
/ At ,. IL, :,
MI Mau'ISI' VINO "p''aes Tue
lantern i9r M'S, pa'iS n''u'"S' u
E"inS I" "lsPlaS ne ''''' ,"n ''Iu,n'
pn sI,ee'' ou' ,'"''" az A""'>'''''
nan ''''9 '''"''E'
,I.anJ ,,nI. a., 'n.m,,,,o,, 81
H., i"n,i,nr y p,,,,. ,I,,
49, Iaa ha;,,' r,,,',,at,J ,tr,,',I.'
PI pa u'I ae ,nan,. t.ianJs nh,
80, - "s '"' '''
WEI "'"'
Joseph Pritchard. .mploypd in tn,
Mu,,,i T,l,,.b,u, niI; .. i,,v.s a.,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-02
FOR WELDING A PISTOL.
Several Witnesses Testify AgaiHs'
Ryan, the Jewel Thief.

la the District Court yesterday
afternoon George RYAN, the diamond
thief, waived examination on tn"
charge Of attempting to escape from
prison gang Al Waikiki On April
70. he had been denied protection
by the United States representatives
because he had committed an Of
feusr in the Hawaiian Islands, Ryan
was committed for rial before tn"
Circuit Court.
Al the conclusion of the above
case Ryan was arraignrd for assault
with deadl y weapon On thr" pris
oners, kahananui, Lui aud f"rrrira
on the same date, Defendant plead
ed not guilty. Jim Tague, luna, was
the first witness. The luna told
about the attack on hun by Ryan
aud his Two cOnGrd"ratrs. Drfen-
dant had pulled out the revolver
from his nolst"r while the other two
were holding him ON the ground,
lie hrard Ryan Oidrriug back com
planning witnesses and heard al"
the report Of the revolver When be-
was released defendant had the r.
Sulvcr in his hand IL" asked for it
and il Was rrturnrd to him. IL" had
called 10 90 mrlalnlng Nltn"ssr- t.
come IT, his help, RYAN, Namr aud
Jimmy 10y were chained together
Manuel l'rrrrira, La, kanauanuI
and Isaac Curk"t corrobura,rd the
lmaS evidence, the "uly exception
brlng TIA" statement toy til" first
named that be- did not ,"c lEr d"
i"rdant tai" tlr revolver from tie
luua's h"i,trr Ih"N al saw it, bow
ever, IL dr|"ndunl hpnd, nud . .,
saws him rriurn it ~ the luna Tia,
Casr va, continued uulIl i0.murruw
olive lrr, bud ~ Map, flower il
JWnu any yield u crop every tw,
yeaIs,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-02
Foreign Vessels Expected.

On - ; = Gaelic. Pcnruc. fr.Mn Hungkong
and IUAnhuma. due May II
Am bktur D,vuVury, from San Franz. go.
nov due
Ana bk Amy Turner, from New York, July
H.
81 VI Hack field, irum Liverpool, June | h.
Ger hk j 4 Giadr, from Liverpool, Apr Ito
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-02
Departures.

TUESDAY. May /.
fr corvette Durhnliuult, Dup is, for Mar.
quesaS Islands
WEpnESpAS. May =.
Stiur Kaala for Wnianac
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-02
DANG cling.

NIAD AME EDWA RIDES MOpR T.
vi will hHy" u Ilan- Tor \duits frum : to
~. NJ. on MONDh rs AMI Til lRSDAS>,
NJ the AKlnN HAIL, commencing May IIh
rcIns per month ," for Grut, 81 f"r
iadirs Residence EnFlc Hoo" child,
rsn's C.u,~ NJ ) =. N. "n F,.lpANS.
lUgt-,L
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-02
NOTICE,

nUEING NJ NH,ENCE rRuM ruE
- lIaNrlur island. Ma II luac
vii act iur ne uuis r"Nrr oi attorney
granted to him by mr. ..
e. .. hErGER.
iionolulu, April ~, 20, lulJ-N
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-02
CHEAP SHAVING.

'I'HE WELL..k NoWN WhILEKI BAR
i hor Thomas T. kmhinrl, hu~ taken
the 4 lrrn-strc,t shaving Parlur, JON
ing nu.tucr u Co.. Wh"r" u good 'itan
Shave cnn he hud for H. Cents, Hair cut
aud shave, 81 rnt,; HAIR cat, ~ cents.
iiETi IN
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-02
FOR SALE

4 FEW 'HOlrE HAI.t G.
y M,-rin and Halt iiui TN
bog rur-, alrcad! "ranrd. IL NJ
E%TEEPEINE I,NIt IT
lul, ~ Nau,hu, NUlduu Valley.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-02

1 he n0jiQ i Illetin.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-02
WEDNESDAY,, MAY 2, 1894
M a. II IN f II q wS.


WEpSESpNY. May 2.
\ ; : Wnrimn". Perry. from sydney
An = hr Robert sudden, Uhlberg, u days
from Newcastle. y : W
An ok NrNsboy, MullesIed ~ day from
Newcastle. \ SW
stmr klall from luhaiua
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-02

TnTJon UuIn Ununnu
WUutN MOW DuLIul.
". +. neynoluS, rF0p.
makes happy wircs o"j STREET.
hearts.
Az EindS Udchine N',die& dnd
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-02
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

/,LAIMS AGAINST THE LArr A.
y tunio M"nrrilu, Il" ca-'d. ui liunu-
lulu, Oahu, must he Increultd l., IL" IN
drr,irncd duly authenticated Within ia
months ar they viii he forever aired,
\. VI RQl rs,
Administrator ui the E-tulr 81 AnluniU
Montciru, drrca ed
Honolulu, April - I>'G. lOi7 ~
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-02

utIuf' Sew ~ui" l"l",ti liu'.dIuf.
i ut -rurt. lluu"Iulu. II. I.
rnu~. SPECIFICATIONS AMI r'"un'''n'
ru' CIV. u i,r Every Dr,rrrrli"u @ RuA
IN. ut Buil.iur, -urc"- 'udN l'"ua,a
Odd AID Eu'arrrd n'-i'u. l"r lu'r'iuI
Decor tons Mau. ~ Mechanical Draw
ing Tracing ant Blue rrirrur pru"iugl
fur lnnN nr NrNsInln'r illustration
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-02

olive lrr, bud ~ Map, flower ia
Junu any yield u crop every two
yeaIs,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-02
Cargoes II ON Island Porte.
Vessels In Port.

s,mr 'a-gUsu bags sugar.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-06


Masseaf Enterfasuassnt at the fnmaen-
late Conception Eatidtng TontEhs-
The neg scho0s and church building OF
the Jesuit fathers % bs known IS the
Church Of the Immaculate. located On the
irregular block bounded by Madison.
Broad xav, Fourteenth and fllhert streets,
viii be opensa 10 the public this evening
with musical entertainment to De given
by amateur ts.ent for the benefit Of the
church.
Rev. Father Victor GaFrsnd. the pastor.
commenced moving yesterday from his
old quarters a. sixth and Spring streets.
and - noe occupying the basement or
FIRST floor Of the uew building. which will
be the living rooms Of himself and his four
assistants.
The building Is no. completed yet. bat
viii be made in 8 measure presentab!e for
temporary use tonight.
The religious dedication of the church
will take place next Saturday. il being the
feast dsY OF the Immaculate Conception.
Two services viIl be held on that day
high mass at 10: 20 in the morning and an
evening service AT las. al which Rev.
Father stuhi will preach sermon, the
services closing with 8 benediction By
Father Victor Garland, the pastor.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-12-06
SOME PINE TRICK sIoxcLrNa.
Pref. ssslthy aud Other Athletes show
Gyumsstie feats st Athletic CIab.

Pref. Mslthv aud Other Athletes show
oymnsstie feats at Athletic Ciab.
The informal benefit 70 Prof. Van Der.
vesr. gymnastic instructor - the Seattle
Athletic Cluh. vas gwen In the club gym
naslum yesterday evening. aud proved 10
he decided success. There WAS an audi
snce numbering a. least 400 members and
their friends.
The FIRST event vas tbrse.rouna
srarriaE boat between Gus Esnple and {.
+. Fox. both members ~ the Seattle Ath-
letic Club. Every variety Of bioN vas
given ana received, and Ismp.e's left hand
swings were hsndtly avoided ~ Fox. " DO
gave a nns exhibition Of clever spaFrsng.
Prof Malthy, champion trick bicycle
rider Of the world. gave a laughabls repre-
senlAtion Of dudes" frss experience GA
a wheel. ujs makeup Was excellent, and
in spite of several apparently thrilling
fails. DE managed - preserve his cigarette
intact Considering the aoor room 81 his
as0osal. bis performances Was, 70 say the
least marvellous and he elected well-earned
applause throughout
Spencer, Oliver and Delfel, OF she olyrn-
pc Athletic Club. are TOO we'll known "a
Seattle audiences 90 need any .pecjai
mention more than e. say that their
tamhl.nr Vas up 70 les usual standard az
excellence. Ia back. forward aad side
hsn8springS snd SomersAalts thsy showed
themselves as clever - many professionals
and thstv pyramid sct Was a reminder of
the Nelson family.
q p. Fcx followed with an exceedingly
finished eIaieiuon 81 scientific CLUB
swiaEinS. hss WRIST movements hetng
specially coed.
Frof. Msuby tAsa save his second sal
last exhibition It ssiek riding. proving
provi0w himself comVlssa master e rs
machine IN sny situation. Ia fact his per-
formAnce WAS s. revelation - many II the
possibilities az riding sal ara ue-te-aate
examples 81 whas a rs3er mSy obtain from
swo os even one ahce3
Spencer snd iaetlel on the herissatal bar
afforded fair offset 10 Pros Van nerveer
Kna ~ RIPLEY. Mo succeeded thsm On
the deahs tyapese AMI gave tie most
finished ect 81 she esea.ng. The az Hence
showed its appreciation 81 their vog2 and
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Japs. ai,sappIiea Martial pro~e..

Maekinoski and h. Ysmaski, two cooks,
ever loyal 10 Japan, drank too much
spirituous liquor last evening and event
ually got into tight. Yamaski was the
more vigorous of the two and smashed his
opponents left cheek bone. cut his head
In one or two places and would undoubt-
edly have injured him 10 greater extent
had il not been for Officer John HUFF. who
arrested both of them. Yamaski had a
pair of scissors. bus it is not positively
known that he used them on Mackinoski.
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"IHE MESSIAH" AT THE THEATER.
A slim Audisncs ChiIls the Choras, bat
solos Are Coed.

The people who took part in the oratorio
of "The Messiah" under the direction OF
L. A. Darling. At the Seattle theater last
night had TO contend with the discourage
msnt and chilling influence of a small
house. and the effect was noticeable in
their work.
The chorus was not large. but was we'll
drilled. and the ''HslIelujah" chorus was
particularly well done, being sung with
much life and harmony.
The soloists. Mrs. Turner, Mrs. 0'Neil.
Miss Compton, Mrs. W. II. Nhittiesey,
Mrs Boynton. Miss Edna Whittier. f. l..
MeAllaster, W. W. Williams and Eugene
BournizeAu. sang the magnificent strains
of Handel's MASTERPIECES with good effect.
Miss Compton's II Know That Ny Re-
deemer Liyeth," being particularly well
rendered.
The orchestral part OF the programme
was done by the First regiment orchestra
and, barring a proneness to drag, was
efficient
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Two Very had Boy.

Fred Guilford. who will be remembered
IA one of the boys who were convicted
In the municipal court two or three weeks
ago Of stealing newspapers, was arrested
yesterday afternoon by Sergt. Willard in
company with Erwin Nichols. another
boy. on suspicion OF having stolen three
pairs OF gloves The bows said they pur-
chased the gloves at she Famous clothing
house, but 81 the store their story was
iiatly denied. The boys viii be held for
petit larceny.
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the applause nasf hare been particularly
gratifying 90 Prof. Van Dsrseer - a token
Of als popularity and merit
The entertainments vas 9 novel one "a
many respects and served as sn example
q shat raay - sccom psisaed IN the say
Of tafornaai athletic entertain rasnts during
the coming winter.