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prominent literary and society woman OF
Minneapolis thas writes of the private compart-
msnt cars on the North es;ern Limifsd:
"Eaeh compartment is room dainty enough
for queen. Nine. in a recent trip, was fitted
up in cherry and tea green The ceiling was
sFchsd and frescocd in silver The walls we're
covered with exquisite brocaded silk OF tea
green and tbs cushions were plush OF the same
lovely shade. The partition towards the aisle
was OF heavy plate glass, hung with soft green
silk curtains. The doors between the rooms,
for they were suite. were thick French pier
glasses. The door was carpeted with rich mo-
quette. aud the lovely cherry woodwork was
daintily carved with light festoons o! garisnds.
never saw such elegance III railway cars in al
nv travels.
Just think of I'll A berth Ia one OF these
palaces on wheels costs no more than for ons ia
the ordinary. old styie sleepers."
Y. W. Parker, Puget sound Agent, col Front
stfeef. SEATTLE.
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THE BLorrxn
xaurrr pxrAnrnkrr-LAx,

xauTrY Observation-Disclosures j.
A. Forbes ". Alphonss Muller ct all
Sale confirmed
ziba G. Niles va T. C. Miles CO..
Order allowing claims.
A. Feek va J. n. Brewer ct aL.-Sale
confirmed.
Isabella Bechtsl vs.. Henry L. Reynolds
ct si.--Continued or one week.
Anna Mercer W. EIixabeth G. Swartout
Of aI.--gudgment for plaintiff for 81, leo
A. G. Anderson ct al. as executors, VS.
Thomas Ill. Campbell ct ai.-0rder OF de-
fault OF Hans Nelson. A. ChiIberg and
James Elliott; signed.
Minnie A. Calne ct vir. W.. Gardner
Kellogg st aL-Temporary injunction;
signed.
State en- rel ]. q. Sirgls vs. Byron
Phelps, - mayor, ct si.-Argned and sub
mitted.
state ex rel Il. C. cheasiy VS. Byron
Phelps. as mayor, ct al.-Argued and sub
mitted.
CIVIL DKrARrxxSr. OSBORN. J.
George w. Eaton va Jackson Robertson
Default and judgment in the sum Of
$2f7 interest and costs. signed.
NJ. NJ. CarrAheE OF al. vs.. John K Bell ct
ux.-order confirming sale: signed.
Ben Il. Snipes va Christian Hellvich---
Judgment for plaintiff in the SUM Of SO;
defendant gave notice Of appeal.
j. w. 0odMin vs. fr&nk y. LOLA 81 a..
Order directing defendant 10 deliver
Transcripts Of Judgment In Justice court to
plaintiff
Queen City Provision Company vs.. II.
W. Day ct ux-Judgment against Day for
si6Sll
c. II. Croker w. Northern Pacific Rail-
way--Jadgment for plaintiff in the cum
of 800.
A. c. MArconnIer vs.. The Security Saw
ings Bank-0rder allowing receiver 20 ac-
cept conveyance Of property in satisfac-
ton Of note; signed.
PRoBArE pKPAsTwKEr-LAsoIKY ,.
Estate Of Maurice ]. Grenwald- Hear
Ing continued TO September 81
Estate OF James Notwithstanding con-
tinnsd 10 September 81
Estate Of franklin Mathiss-Continued
90 October s.
Estate Of William Observation-Disclosures
to September 2L
Guardianship OF William ii. Collins
Continued TO September 81
Estate Of Catherine Burrett-Order to
show cause
Estate OF Robert Brown-wil admitted
20 probate.
Estate OF Timothy C. Pendlston- Annual
account; lied.
In the matter Of the insanity Of --- Gil
bert---Committed TO the asylum.
oHfNIsAL pxPARrsKsr-HUxEs.g J.
State vs.. Nate Young--0n trial
Is. Is. Alien vs.. +. ID. Alien-Diyorcs
grantei
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Nellie rlr,h's Good Luck.
Tacoma Ledger


Our reporter. on passing ChlberE's res
taurAnt Yesterday morning, noticed q
crowd around the entrance Of the hotel,
and found on inquiry that they were In
terested in consulting the Drs. Darrtn,
who have their Offices up stairs lie
found, on ssuntering into their reception
room, that il was packed like sardInes IN
a box. An appropriate sign should have
been: standing room only" On inter
viewing some of the cases that emerged
from the doctors private Office he was
surprised at the words Of praise that
were spoken for the doctors and the seem
ingly mireculou cures that they were per-
forming. One ease was especially inter
esting--that of Miss Nellie Firth. of this
city, and our reporter was requested 10
publish the following card.
TO the puDiic: For months past my
daughter has been gradually growing
deaf from the effects of catarrh. had
but little faith in cures by electricity bat
concluded TO try DIR. Darrin, and TO our
great 10y she is cured. | will gladly an
swer any INQUIRIES at 3TII Adams avenue.
Tacoma. EDWIN Firth.
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Capt. n. s. Haiverson. who came 20 SCI
attic seventeen years ago, and Is familiar
with the lumber business on the Sound,
was Al the Diilsr last evening. He reports
that there is an immediate prospect Of
shipping large quantities OF lumber to
Gale. He had just been informed that
there we're mere than MY vessels OUTFIT
ting ia Valparaiso TO come 10 the Sound
To load lumber. The cause Of the demand
il that lumber has not been 80 scarce in
Chile At any tins duriag the past thirty
Years. Orders 20 China and Ausiraiia
have increased Is or 50 per cent In con-
sequence the Puget Mil at Port Gsmbls
started this week in full blast, and the one
AZ Port Ludlow win soon do likewise.
Per, Blakessy has been running night and
aav for two weeks. There are very few
rsnaak orders
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Appreprissang shs Orders Fanas-
A warrant vas lssasd yesterday after
Noon from Jastice Caldws1's court for the
arrest OF Henry A. Ssifs. sx-treAsarer Of
Seattle Eneam prnent. No. u, independent
Order OF Odd FsliosA charging him VITA
converting to his own Use Sl4A Is Of the
orders money. swift IL employed 81 Port
Bsakslsy. and an offieer left the city yesssr-
day afternoon 20 arTess him.
At the semi-anruas election Of officers
last January the members Of the encamp-
mens honored Swift for being o regnlsr
attendant and ssslous worker By electing
him treasurer. He vas then foreman of
the Fremont Milling Company's lumber
yards and lived With his wife ~ the corner
OF Aurora and klgbonrns avenues. FIRE.
monL He had been in the employ Of the
mill for ave years and always drew . good
salary. The mill closed down and swift
was out OF work for several weeks After
this be obtained work az Port Biakeley
and Is stiil employed there.
His tern Of Office as treasurer OF the
eneampmens expired at the last meeting
IN June, and st that time he made = state
ment showing that Sis&I5 vas due the
order. After some tsme letter was sent
TO him, buf called forth no answer. Then
meeting vas called and a committee Of
one Was appointed 20 20 70 Port Blakeley
and give him an opportunity TO settle the
deficiency. According to the story the
committeeman told Swift that he had q
chance to turn over the money. and that
the encnmpment vas anxious TO have him
do so at once. Swift. il Is claimed, replied
that he did not have the money. His
family had been in need and he had used
IL. He agreed. however. TO give a note. Sc
cured by a mortgage on tao lots ct Ross
for security. This proposition was re-
seived favorably at a meeting of the order,
and subsequently the mortgage was made
our and sent over from Blakeley. 1t was
placed before the eneampment and APP
peared to be irregular, some of the men,
hers thinking il would not hold water
Another mortgage. acceptable 10 the order,
was sent to Swift for his signature. 1t is
said that he refused to sign it, and at the
time of his refusal realized that prosecu-
ton would follow.
The matter came 10 q climax yesterday
afternoon, when julius Michel, chief pa
triarch of the encampment laid the mat
ter before Prosecuting Attorney Miller
and secured q complaint for larceny by
embezzlement The warrant Was placed
in the hands of Deputy Sheriff MCGOWAN,
and he went TO Blakeley yesterday after
noon.
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TT YOUNG ON TRIAL.
.r<idenee as to the Robbery Of
His Patient, Heath.
spokAsE BANKS PETITION.
u.rts IT'S Claim on Security ssvsngs
reuk observation-disclosures Bsewn's
wnf-Sew susts-

M trlss Of Nat B. Young on tbs charge
= ~-snf larceny commenced yesterday
...rrlre IN the superior court before Judge
~-rre~ II 10 alleged that he sfols draft
g e. nom Charles r. Heath. a drum
- g. = rsfent medicine house, on yuly I.
!. a. Hate. Stevens. The case, after
-.~s.8xrshis testimony vas heard. vsns
- III Monday next st O'Clock.
-. a<sendan. Is q fresh, blonde, boyI.h.
..rs.ox sssIoE with hls hair cut pompa-
/ - His wife, who seems 10 be devoted
/. Nd. 10 q petite aud handsome little
.~<.<ets. She sat By her hus-
$50 side ell day long and took
8. dsepest interest in the pro-
r~dsngs and seemed greatly eisted
~k<u : point WAS made in her husband q
tssr. The rrsy-hairsd. aged father and
rstber Of the accused sat close TO him,
"a moved even more concern than did
{. Young man and bis wife. The mother
..rs,calarly appeared anxious; she
- tie deepest attention 10 every detail
- wxs sven more anxious perhaps than
Z 4 d. herself had been on trial.
Ihs testimony was 20 the effect that G.
usssh aired Nat Yonng 70 distribute
.,zs kills or circulars Instead Of Roin Z
i re hotel himself he sent young man
ssnra Charles Rivers 10 take his place.
o. shss day. which was June II. Heath
s<rsrns siek with typhoid fever. and on the
IN Young came 20 the hotel and took
ranss Of the sick man. Heath was sick
- four or five weeks, and during most OF
ne slre Has delirions. When he returned
4 consciousness ne found that draft for
~ smother one for sG4 aud one for SIS.
which had arrived while he was sick aud
shich be had never seen, had disappeared.
st Young told the nurse. J. n. McCor-
% tie proprietor Of the Stevens hotel.
Tie propristor declared that he had never
sea the drafts. IL developed
tat the two larger drafts. duly
lsaorssd with Heath's name. which
he'd been forged by some one. were taken
% the Northern Pacific ticket Office. There
Cashier II. @. BaIlou gave . s,0o0mile
tifset and s43 in change in return for the
sfafss The other draft was cashed in Ta.
soiaa by Burns The latter has not been
sen sInce, but the railroad company has
found out that he used up LOO miles oi
tie mileage ticket in travelling over the
Northern Pacific railroad.
The state claimed that the evidence I'm,
piieates Young while his attorneys sllegs
tsat there In not one particle of evidences
10 connect him with L.; that the evidences
% far presented has been entirely carcam.
ssantial.
About twenty witnesses were examined
and a. $50 o'clock the court ad journsd I'll
Monday. The jurymen were allowed "a
separate. but were warmed TO not talk
about the case 10 anyone.
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mr.. Alien Get. /. Divorce.

Elizabeth b. Allen was yesterday
granted = divorce from Frederick u. Allen
On the ground Of cruelty. The parties were
married in Chicago on February Z ISL
fhsy have one ehisd. girl, AIRED II year,.
The testimony was 10 The elect that MI.
Alien bad on two occasions assaulted his
wife and that he bad eonsorted with
lsad women. 1t vas also shown that hs
had been guilty Of various misdeneahors,
aad had once been IA inmate Of the Kit
tlsas eounty fail The divorce was
eraased on the ground Of cruelty. and the
sassoay Of the chlld awarded 10 the
raatha~
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THOMAS BROWNS WILL.
uis Estate 10 Re Dfsidsa Among II
Many Children.

us Estate 10 Bo DtNtu8a among HIS
Many Children.
The viii Of Thomas Brown, who died in
this county August 20, 1894, was yesterday
admitted 10 probate by Judge Langley.
Tsstalor bequeathed 81 each 20 his son.
TAeophiIus 81. Brown. and 20 his wife.
Margaret brown. He says he makes this
hsaaest because he had already made each
Of them an advance out Of his estate by
eoaIrses dated February Z. 1890.
he beqneaths to his daughter. Anna T..
Spencer. Of Honolulu. $500; 60 his daugh-
Der. Charlotte f. Haley. Of Helia. Sand
xich islands. $1,000; 10 his daughter, Mary
Abrams. Of Seattle, $40; 10 his daughter.
Allufa Cutler, Of Seattle. 5000; TO his
laughter, Edith Parker. OF Renton, $1,000:
10 bis son, Thomas s. Brown, Of Seattle.
S.: to his daughter. Cynthia w. Spencer.
Of Honolulu, $4,000. lie nominated n. s.
Cutler, husband of his daughter Allura,
- the sole executor of his will.
The estate consists OF . farm OF about
80 acres in Island county. which Is heay-
iiy encumbered by a mortgage.
The will was admitted to probate and X.
D Cutler was appointed executor.
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:, - she ssssfs y prcnlssory noss fer
49, sifsn ~ Joshua saillvan. The note
= see1Fsd 81 bead foz . dad 70 Ios Isl.
SolamSis. whlsh 10 Improved by
ING house and outb1ssasngs. S1Gsi-
@na sais offered % soavsy sAssr later
~ ~ the property % tie haak in fau
sssa.efnsnf o. ths note. IL vas sh.-wfo-s
1919 mat the eoars dirses thss the tr.1s
maas- Judge Osborn grated the
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cause of Car. Arey,. D.a,h.

The funeral services over the remains OF
Capt.. Charles Arey, who was found dead
in bis house near South Park, will be held
this morning ct 10 o'clock at Bonney 4
Stewards chapel. Rev. John r. Damon
officiating. Coroner Horton had a con-
sulsation with relatives of the dead man
yesterday and learned that he was subject
TO dizzy spells and that his death was. in
their minds, undoubtedly due to heart
trouble. This did away with the necessity
of post-mortem examination. Mrs. Arey
and her daughter are expected to arrive
from ToIt this morning.
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n.1.x.a Cl.,,n. rtiea.

7. Y. Davidson, receiver for y. c. Miles
ca, yesterday reported to Judge Lang
les shas ne fcliowing claims have eeea
Eiea with him since July /. 1884. w. W.
Montague s Co. san Francisco, Ter
ASae9. Boston Woven Hose Company.
sAa Francisco. sT2Sss American Table and
Iron Company, Middietown. Ps-, =. oseAssA
Il Vas ordered BY Judge Langley that
shese claims he allowed 20 participate IA
tie assets The same a. IL they bad been
alsd prior 20 July l. 1894 tue time act by
tire court for al claims 20 be fslsd- They
ssrs delayed hy the disturbed condition 81
tie mails
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: 0asssien 80 Csmnusfsv prer~rxx.
In the case a Mlnnss A. Game ana y z
me VS.. Gardner Kellogg and J. III.
"oo'eFy' sheriff. tbs defendants wsre yes
.s.asy enlosnsd gnssl final hearing from
ss1asnf iot III. block 2. Renfon addition.
CANNED b. the defendants that the
-. 10 question vas the community prop
cry OF q Henry and wife The psasntlfrs
s - ,nss when they purchased IL II wAs
mrs. q Hssrry's sole property.
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MORE OF SECURITY BANK.


Commercial Savings Baaks of spokane.
Wants fts Fall Claim
The Commercial SAVINGS bank, Of spo-
kare. yesterday iiIed in the superior court
ehieciion % the second report Of the re-
sssver of the Security Savings bank OF
this city, which takes in the period be-
tween December IL, isa5. and May 81, 1894.
II particularly objects TO that part of the
report respecting iss claim and not allow
lag Il any more than IS. ii369. IL is al
legged that the Spokane banks claim in
epen account IL 81. los "a aud in certificates
e deposit 81. 1885.
Frank w Paine. receiver OF the Wslia
Nalla Savings bank. also objects 20 the
sane report Of the receiver. IL is claimed
tAat IS, $50 81 is due. whereas the receiver
has CITY allowed sl2g7Ais. Both banks
pay Ger an adjudication by the court Of
TIE differences that exist
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chrisuan usllsveh from 1881 20 ISIS
psssnrtA his COWS on a miliaon dollar
FARch IN the heart 81 the city. The raaca
was The Hlli tract and the owner Ben r
saspss rae latter Thoughts the rsssurase
o. saca valuable ranch vas worth 20
PEP uesth and sued Hegievich TO recover
st1 The case vas tried before inry "a
1a1Es os6orns court yesterday ana we
lars rsg1Fasd verdict IN favor cf snipes
In TIE san Of so.
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,.,ninr aI.n. A,..n,isa..

The new Springer concentration can b
seen in operation at the sAiesroom OF
Mitchell. Lewis & staver Company, Ss
Commercial street. on Thursday. Friday
aud saturday Of this week. ts vail Pay
anv one interested in mining % call and
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H.vs Your Address Garrett

The new Seattle City Directory 10 now In press.
Any one having made change In their busi-
ness location or place Of residence since called
on By tue enamerator can have the correction
made by notifying by mail or otherwise. Poik's
4,e Gig
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Special train via Great Nosrhsrn rail-
wav leaves Tuesday. 18TH, a. a. m. tor
Republican state convention. Spokane
Ion designation and avoid the expense Of
= sleeping car by gOsng on this train. Ticket
afsiee. slz Front street.
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The following new suits were filed In
the superior court Yesterday:
Lamont Il MeLslan -. John HoIiister
FOR plumbing work. $3.50
Edwin Hughes Va Daniel Jones--Prom-
issory note. 500
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People who live in new countries are
fable 70 be Frustrated by maiarsAi fevers.
fmhAeltaats Of cities az reason OF bad
drainage and unwhoiesome odors safer
fr,ssn similar diseases Ayers Agae Cure
/. warranted q specific for al malaria
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WIN Mr.. +. Ferguson. whose inventions
were described In an article in the Posr-
INrELLI6KscER of September 4. call at this
object By doing 50 he may learn some
thing of interest to him.
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Tn. nlacs where yoa get the most aess
for your money - ne Fseaas Aes
House. IS Front ssreeL
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see tonorros's paper fer FesF-lsTEt-
,,axxcxx arrangement at Intsrstsss far.
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<mCsssEsrs

IsORDRAY's THEATER-
u N Il Russell. Actiag Manager
fox Joan T. CoF1Fay.
Two Nsxass 0alY,
MONDAY AND TUESDAY. SEPT. ~ AND Is
The OaIy ard Original NGsieal
Rhsaa2sEu1.
fII@BI1ED T0N."tII
rtwhsh vauaar Of tee wpsid The most mar.
vsious gsnlaa lasfnx. zAs gfsaE azasae2l
pso1Exy 8t tie sra
Raagll4r gr.ses-S0e. &ss. sc, 80 1nd H.
rex SFsee aaaa saturday, sept IS. Al 0sl0 = n.
Teispzous ess1
IL saxas1zz thIs wendsfsul mAa an giving
vsa al en4acs fei a t4fss11nas pSFhSps9 70 2SAx
Ihe wofI2 vide know9 Has5ezi EeGsss--a Ran
se~s uta - aawn la history o1s 81 kGs
wcnzs<s Il sas woxl1 Eespeettally.
john y. CoKDEAY.
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Ask year nsigheors hos tAsy wess nssa
Al the Fl,itoa Market
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uvARxIya TO BUsT PEOPLE Desc
Ill wawx 600 Aar1 LIS no@ wsst1er Bufte
III apyszr kesssA sa4 ssr@1xEa ~ Rxtns's
H Cs.srF Ccmpnan4 &8ay Of car hesz
w cassozerz p<8sss & n s1s hsxaexs
r&rZ&
STEwsRTkHoINEs nRrG eoKPY.
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The Posr-isrKH1askScEz ana tas ihsef-
state fair. Announcement In tomorrow
nAner. .
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II, IL 4. Hastings. re,eivsr q the &C.
safsty Saviags bank. yesterday hled psta-
Eea IN tie slpeEies conxt ssssiaz tlAs
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Or. Prizes Cream Baking Powder
wsrsfs Fair eszxAsss Assr6
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Sold sverywheTs- Price. crTErrxA. Soc: soar,
sc; RzsoLyxxr. 81. PerTEa DzCs AND CzEM-
IosP Snle Fs0y.s, EessaA-
A. How - CzTe ssia Diseases mailed sree~
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Mrs. julius Msgert and family are yIs.s-
ing N Nk2teoEn ana vi rssagn today
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UaDvsc skia ard Scalp pGrsaed and beaHfiaed
GADI y II CUTEcuRA soar. AhaoaHtsAy paEe-
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Ny wife has been troubled for years with dry
crlsss and scales On her head and eyebrows
After seeming 20 lie dormant for years In her
system. ft broke ont again in all its fury hsf
hair came out IN big patches, her eyebrows al
fels OF, and size presented n piti1bse condition:
We tried almost ever thing, but she continued
90 get worse Then We tried ore OF our best
physicians, but All 20 no purpose. Finally ere
believed that the CUTICcRA REMEDIES would
cure her. After using nine boxes Of CrTfcrk IA,
ahoag dozen cakes OF CUTIcUaA soar, and
foar bottles OF CrTTCEkk hEsoLy Ec'T. she Was
entirely cured. Her hair came on again, ana
TO-DAY she has rs fsne head of black curly hair
and a. smooth skin as any lady In Allentown.
f<rS Fs0rfrzit-s Her eyebrows are heavier tam
they ever were, her scalp is free frozn dazscrnls
an1 her health Il exesllsnt.
FREEMAN sTOEKER,
Is Court Street, AiieatSsn, Ia
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The cures daily made by CUTIczsRs RKExDfss
Astaalsn physicians, dFaggtsss. and those who
have fost fAith and here Ne statement y flasse
REGARDING gheEn DOS justified by tbs strongest
evfa~nre- They are the Haost speedy. ecsenoxs-
tcAl. and infAflshis ska cures. blood Farmers
saa nazssr reuaeslses Of nao1or1 times
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-10-17

japan is the greatest exporter of
su pbur.
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HALLETT BUMPED HIS HEAD.
The Supers Worked Too Soon, but
He Doesn't See the Joke.

Al Hallett, who played Mephis.
topheles in Faust" had what
was, to the other actors, funny
experience. Hallett, however, did
not see the joke.
When Mephisto makes his APP
pearance in the first act, he does it
on a trap, and is supposed to come
on at cue given by Faust. Last
evening he was standing on the
trap, below the stage, at the time
his cue was expected. About a
minute before he was TO appear, he
said TO the men who worked the
ropes: when l say three, let her
60"
The brilliant men then pulled
the rope immediately, and up shot
Hallett. He was not prepared, lost
his balance. and his head struck
the stage with a resembling whacs
which raised :. lump az BIZ as an
egg on his head To add to his
misery, he arrived en- the stage
about thirty seconds TOO soon, and
he couldn't even have the comfort
of rubbing his head.
As was said b. fore, Hallett did
not see the joke.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-10-17
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