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AMUsEsfENTs.
Pauline Hall as Lady Honorla.

Pauline Hall. who IS to appear tonight
a. the Seattle theater in her new operate
comedy success, "Dorcas" now occupies
prominent place before the American
dramatic public. Apart from the merit
OF her acting, she has an attractive per-
sonality and an interesting history. Il IS
not generally known that she is OF Ger
man descent, her father having been born
IN Frankfort, while her mother IS a IA
tive or Carisruhe. Her parents settled in
Cincinnati, where she was born. AT the
outbreak OF the c.v.l war, her father, who
had been conducting a large chemical
laboratory in Cincinnati. entered the
Union army. was wounded, taken prisoner
and sent TO the famous LIBBY prison,
where ne contracted a disease that ended
MS lie while his daughter was 4 mere
child
She made her theatrical debut at the
Grand opera house in her native CITY, In
ISso, With Bob Miles. At first she con-
fined her attention wholly 20 children's
roles. but by good work and strong natural
ability she has mastered some OF the most
attractive characters now before the puo-
lie. Among these. 4 is said that her
Lady Honoria, IN '.Dorcas," is her own
favorite. The play itself has won an en-
viable reputation. IL Is an adaptation by
Harry and Edward Paulton from an old
German play. with music from Strauss,
CzIbulka. Millocker and other wen-known
composers. The scenes are lad in Lon
don, and the time IS supposed to be the
close OF the last century. The cast o.
characters for tonight is as follows:
Arnold, Lord Lamoourne.
..-...-.....-..---.......A M Hugh C4-IFerS
Lord Beauregard. his friend. passing as
Master Roland ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
.....-..-......Mr. Edgar Temple Saylor
Luhin Mugby, mine host at Lambourne
Arms ........Mr. Charles III. Bradshaw
Meredith, steward OF the Lambourne
estate ...........Mr. Downing Clark
James, sootman at Lambourne hail..
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Mr.. Charles Earle
Jawkins, ye 'ostler Of Lam5ourne
Arms Mr.. Charles Meyer
Dora, Lady Lambourne.
........... Miss Jeanette st. Henry
Griselda, her old nurse and companion
.................M Miss Eva Davenport
Dorcas, newly married 10 Lupin Mug
Mss Drew Donaldson
Joan. maid 10 Lady Henoria.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. MISS Maoei IRVINE
Lady Honoria, sister OF Lord Lam
bourne. Miss Pauline Hall
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s.uerrntnie,, Wins at Cordray's.

The Smith-Lieb company scored de-
eided success last night at Cordray's the
alter in "Herfnine, or the Cross of Gold.
The drama is new. out of the ordinary line
and presents many strong dramatic sltua-
lions. The performance was well rounded
out, every actor or actress not only had
his part well in hand, but gave pleasing
and intelligent Interpretation OF the CHAR
acters represented. Miss Lieb is so well
and fayorably known to the people OF Sc
attic from her former visits that II Is al
most unnecessary TO say that she played
the part of Herminia. the falsely accused
and prosecuted wife, with finish. Carl
Smith, as Sergeant. afterwards General
Durand, proved that he Is strong ana
forcefui actor, and earnest in his work
at all times. Miss Hattie Foley, as the
adventures, and Richard Scott, as the
villain, were admirable. happily not over
doins, their parts. Miss Essie Fisher was
a sweet Estelle Duval. and her scenes
with her lover, Victor Durand, clever
Young actor. were highly appreciated.
Frederick Tjader. as Sergeant Pablo was
funny. 'IIerm inie" will be produced the
remainder of this week. with the excep-
ton OF Saturday matinee, when the
double bill Of THE Violin Maker of Gre
mona" and 1.-THE Arabian Nights VIII be
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-. 10 SLIGHT namnge.

There were two fire alarms YESTERDAY.
THE FIRST. at $50 A. IN. was from ocK a.
and nroved to be on account OF oiaze
in p q. Peterson's two-story oouole
s.,.g,tv.~ 147, YeSler aveue, the lower part
- watch vas occupied by the owner. and
he unner hy Edward Biondeil. The fire.
orlainated IN a wood box in the Kitchen
- ,sss not t,,rn beyond that room The
damage TO the house was $50 TO the Iurni-
49, g. Insurance on the house Sl.Jo'
THE second alarm, AZ sos 2. m was rom
box 81. calllng the fTefnen 70 me eot'ier OF
go, "a psll streets, where there was
~..-,t, ~ooF abiaze. caught from tho
,,,iyarev in the one-and-a-half-story
tame dwelling occupied by O. Meter
Damage nominal.
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FENCE IN YOUR HEALTH.
Put up the Bars and Laugh at Weak
ness and Disease.

Thousands of people there are who are
not sick, but every NOW and then they are
under the weather"-they can't exactly
account for it. Fact is, they are always in
condition of half-health. Whenever any
extra demands are made on their powers OF
endurance or resistance of morbiiic influ-
ences, they break down.
Everybody should have the greatest
amount of reserve strength something to
spare for emergencies.
Peruvian Bitters used regularly will give
you that reserve strength. Its principal
ingredient, the famous Peruvian Bark, is a
wonderful invigorator. You may getenough
nutrition from your food to carry you along
under ordinary circumstances; but Peru
Wan Bltters will so increase the efficiency
OF your digestive system as TO lay up some
thing for "a rainy dsy"-for a foggy and
windy day, too; will give such tone and
vigor TO all your vital functions that such
troubles as rheumatism, neuralgia, colds,
malaria, fever, ague, headaches, lassitude,
etc, which attack and disable the weak,
will be fenced and barred out. and nothing
interferes with the full enjoyment OF your
physical and mental powers.
Mack & Co., San Francisco. All drug
gists and dealers.
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TNID NOT BE HELD.
,..seu and Mclean Liberated
By Judge Hanford.
"a Way TO COLLECT JUDGMENT
aI.iue City Warrant I'm Litigation
TAR and DarvlIie Damage suits
With the Jury.
" WAY TO COLLECT JUDGMENT

c.ns. s. Jensen and j. III. Mclean. Of
=. rsllean ship Atscama, against whom
:. nsxro sailor. Louis Boldin. recently
.sssiusd a judgment Of 1850 damages for
..srr;es caused by brutal treatment. were
.-.ss,yday released from the King county
q b. order OF Judge Hanford. In or
y.-sar their release Judge Hanford said:
r looked into this matter as carefully
= I could within a limited time. and I
's,siSer Il almost certain that under the
s.~s OF this state abolishing inprison-
- Of men for debt. and under a rule
: admiralty, the defendants cannot be
..sr;soned until the Judgment IS satisfied.
- appllcation to release them from cus-
,ssr i therefore granted"
X. Coleman, Bosdlns attorney, be-
A.. Having for Port Townsend. ON the
e.sslie last night. expressed considerable
ssaht AZ TO the prospects for his client
sa,sct.ng the judgment.
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Wants the Fremont Dam Removed.

Health Officer Palmer yesterday sent
the following communication 10 N. tity
,,.[,,.r,.{i. .'t-ofnplaint has been made 10
,he health department that the natural
,,,.sovr Of Lake Union Is INSTRUCTED oy
dam built and maintained by the Fremont
Mn Company. producing thereby stag na-
tion II water at the southern end OF The
Iake. A condition that has become nul-
sane % persons who live on the shores OF
-. -. ~ tha lake. Notice has been
-,~,,s.s hy this department on the Fremont
NfYt company TO abate the nuisance by
removing the dam. but the notice has not
been complied with. wish. Therefore TO
80. che matter % the city council. as
understand there is already petition BE-
Tore vour honorable body IL regard 20 the
..-DeFar
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UrT on "A BLAINE WARRANT.
mt It VIII Not Bring Up Question of
Validity of Debt.

Yseye are many people In Blaine who
IN Be disappointed to learn that the civil
Il. OF Clara May Kellogg against L. w.
ssrnsy and George N. Stewart 90 re-
ssssr 500 on a Blaine street warrant will
sat bring up the question OF the validity
= the warrant. Henry r. Mcclure, who
! conducting the defense, said last night
sa.. while ne realized there was a very
ss,erestsng question arising out OF the
srpmpl OF Blaine to incorporate, ner fail
IRE to 90 50 and her subsequent incorpora-
ton and attempt 10 validate incurred
DDS Il did not form a part OF tae pres
szt ease. owing 10 the facts Oh which the
.gense rested its case.
Ths plaintiff attempts 20 recover from
s,ruey & Stewart on the strength OF an
ilsged Endorsement on the warrant. which
las never been paid by Blaine. On the
gard yesterday afternoon in Judge
Hgmss' court Mrs. Isabella Kellogg.
no.her % the plaintiff. sad that she gave
Ser check for the warrant. The defense
axss exceptions 10 this statement. and
claims different state Of affairs.
Mr. Bonney said last evening that Bon
rty & Stewart's name was placed on the
variant simply at the request Of "Rev."
A. L. Parker 70 insure against the pos
ssssI.ty that the warrant might have been
stolen. Continuing. Mr.. Bonney said:
This warrant was the subject OF a trade
between Orviile Moore. OF Snohomlsh, and
A I. Parker. Mrs. Moore, who is a rela-
i've OF mine, came 10 the city and left
iAe warrant at my Office with the instruc-
tons that II be turned over 70 A. T.. Par
her on payment OF $500. 7 put the war
rant on the desk. and told my partner.
Stewart. the conditions under which Par
ktr vas 20 get Il. While / was out. Par
ksr and Mrs. Kellogg c4sne I'm, and Stew
ar handed out the warrant. Parker want
"a % know how he was to be certain
Moore did not come by the warrant un-
zxtaily. and Stewart replied that he
knsw Moore would not do such a thing.
Af,e:ward Parker asked Stewart II he
his any objections 20 quitting his name
os he warrant 10 insure against anything
hslrg wrong with Moore's title. Stewart
vrys the firm name. and the next thing
We knew We were sued. We maintain
thar We were not fndorsers for the pay
ment Of the warrant nor were In any man
nrr connected with the transaction. The
check placed in our hands by Parker was
made payable TO Moore. and s. was paid
r Snohomish al the bank Ia Moore We
never had or saw 81 Of the money in the
sase''
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r,ve1v Fight In a Lodging House.

Edward Miller and Aleck Hida were
brought before Judge Glasgow yesterday
charged with fighting. Kittie Buckley.
Who keeps a lodging house at the cor
ner % south Second and Washington
streets. had been out TO lunch with Miller
late "Wednesday night. on their return
they encountered linda and Thomas Oh
snn and a third unknown man standing
IN the hallway II the Pacinc taking N
: t,tstcro,,s manner. on being requested
a. t.ave the men became literally tangled
nm with Miller, and the quartette rolled
down The front steps 70 the street Need
less 10 say. Miller had the worst OF IT,
when officers came up, and. not knowing
full, the merits of the case. took Miller
aud linda in tow. The case VIII ne cohun-
ned TODAY.
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Noro Renton Estate Mitigation.


nbAsahe;h " Sackman and Mary a.
's'AaAey. no are being sued oy Jchn a
rvss.apee.i. as executor of the viii Of Capt.
s.aan Re0ton % forecIoSe two mort
- nled their answers yesterday after
Va They claim Sc have adverse inter
- - N the mortgages to those OF the
a'i1, based upon matters Included IN
s9se lately dismissed BY the superior
- q kitssp county, but which they
80 70 appeal In thar ease " was
- 10 hoad Campbell. as executor. ac-
/. 'Aeie u them. and make him account
= Sssaect 70 al the assets Of the estate
c~Pt Rentcu- Mrs. Sacknaan and Mrs
,1seF % not claim the mortgages or
-. 'Ieeeecs directly as against the per
esssse property bound for the debt Sc
c. the mortgages. but only through
a. Sn as executor. ana in pursuance
accounting n Pc had from him
49, q net seek - interfere with his
-@t'ea - the SUITS for the satisfac~
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Two Cases Are with the .ru,.v.

The $3.50 damage suit OF Levi Tarr
against T. z. Overton. the Ballard shin
gle MIL owner, went to the jury last ev-
ensng al O'clock. No verdict having been
returned at ) O'Clock. Judge Hurnes or
cered a sealed verdict.
The arguments in the case OF II. w.
Wheeler. IS administrator OF the estate
OF David Darvilie. against the West Street
Electric railroad were finished last even
Ing at 40 o'clock. and after Judge Os-
born had given his instructions the jury
retired. with orders TO return a sealed
verdict
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ssJbe War of wealth.

In scenic way THE War or wealth.
which is soon to appear at the Seattle
theater. is undoubtedly an attractive
cornDosition 1t is said TO have been the
aim of Mr.. Darcy in writing this play 10
present an interesting fntermingiing or
types of character. These characters ne
has introduced in scenes and incidents
that are exciting. while at the same time
he has kept a clean and wholesome at
mosphere that has won high praise from
competent critics.
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Garnishine the State treasured

George Easton, sheriff OF Thurston coun-
Y. notified County Clerk Gordon yester-
dag that he had served a writ OF garnish-
ment on State Treasurer o. A Bowen, issued
from the King county superior court at
the request OF the Palatine Insurance
Company. Limited. Of Manchester, En-
gland. The aforementioned company is
suing the Northwest Fire and Marine In
surance Company on a debt OF s4Ss. and
claims that the state treasurer has money
belonging to the defendant
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The Property VIII Pay the Debts.

Falcon Joslin. guardian ad litem OF Will
lam @. Langell, the only child Of Arthur
Langetl. deceased. fled his consent yester-
day afternoon to the sale OF real estate. as
petiuoned for by the administrator. The
debts OF the estate amount TO 4,lz9. and
its only property in King county is nine
unlmproyed lots, appraised at $4,000. Mr..
Joslin recommended that the lots be sold
separately and for cash.
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,-rancrnnents ter F.lueral 90. a. jon

srna funeral OF The late T. \. Jones VII
s,.,ass AZ 70 o'clock this morning a. the
-exsssr~e % hfx son, 3ts Blanchard street.
ans the remains viii be inferred 10 the
Nfaxonsc censetery. The pallaeaTsrs Viii
he George kInneay. George b. A1asr. john
= Trowyhrssge. 9. =. Bagiey. r IL Den
M ana Griffith Davies
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-rna decrease in the applications 70 The
oo,,r.y commissioners for aims IS new
evidence Of returning prosperity. Com
missioner Gasch said yesterday that the
lumber OF needy persons in the county,
t,rsxinr from the applications for assist
ace. was less AT present than u had been
far some time paSt-
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Jens Nelson May Plead Guilty.

Jens Nelson, of Pousbo. who is in the
county Jail awaiting trial in Kitsap coun-
~ for criminal assault on little Con-
stantia Johnson. has expressed himself in
such a way to his fellow prisoners that
there is little doubt but that he viii plead
guilty. He says he is resigned and trusts
in the Lord.
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To Bring ECLECTIC DOCTORS Here.

The Washington Eclectic Medical Assoc
citation. OF this city, is making a strong
effort, in conjunction with the Oregon
State Association, TO have the next meet
ing OF the national association held in
some city on the Pacific coast. At cali
ed meeting of the local association We'd
nesday the subject was discussed with
general enthusiasm. and ii viii be resum-
ed at the next Meeting. November IL
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,.axa your Address Correct.

TIE new city directory. 1864. Is now
=, nress Individuals or firms who have
,,,,yed since called on by thu enumeratoF
can have the correction made by calling
~ addressing Poke Seattle Directory Co.
"a Roxvveu building.
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New suit Filed.

The following new suit was fled yes
terday With County Clerk Gordon in the
superior court:
ID. W. Bass vs c. G. Heifner ct al
Transcript from Justice Caldwe.fs court.
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RHEUMATISM.

- .s''eFe The pain. there is nothing 80
a. asa s1ectual As Charaheraain's Pain
49, ahe quick relief IL affords is alone
e-s.-1T tines its cost. A single hottie,
-, sat atty cents, las Effected a perma-
sSse N many severe cases.
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@rhe steamer Clan Mcdonald VIII carry
al freight from Seattle 20 Everett for 3
cents per loo pounds. Ne wharfage at
either end of route.
S''''' LILLY. BoGARDUs & CO. Iae
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>-...,,,..- Of Arrests Increasing.

A, midnight last night the police elotter
-Ag,-,.sE a record q 81 arrests during the
,,,on,h ~ October. The total for Septem-
-, rras sea. and for August 81.
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n. Daily Posf-Tntellisencer t. row en-
sale in Portland. Or. at Rich Bros. "a
Morrison street. Portland Hotel news
stand and Northwest News Co. lso Fiat
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n, Your sv,s trouble YOU 10 your
classes need changing9 Scientific exanin-
s.ia, free p W,Einski. graduate opti-
San. SCI Front. corner Columbia
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one al the 6nest attractions that sas
s.aen herr i'm years i at the Seatt4s the
sfs- Tonight The Pauline han Opera
gaunany in ''porclS' Don't TAI 10 Vii
ness IL
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Highest Awards
Worlds Fair
Chicago.

Brown. Herman Randi and r. s. Collins.
The verdict stated that the deceased came
TO his death from unknown causes. and
recommended further Investigation. When
] got back 30 Kent held an autopsy, pay
ing particular attention 10 the stomach.
but found nothing 10 alter my opinion as
20 the cause of DEATH
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r, make the hair grow natural color.
--event badness and keep the scalp
healthy. Halls Hair Remover Nss invent
"a ana has proved itself successful
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,ion OF the mortgage debt, but pray that
any Judgment which may be entered may
oe rendered expressly. without prejudice
20 tneir rights as against Campbell IN liti-
CATION in kitsap county.
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Have your fur and sealskin work don
- Eerx ncw az 1&ls Front street
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Better
Health
Than Ever

An attack of La Grippe. three
years ago, left me u physical
wreck. and being naturally frall
and delicate, it seemed as II L
never should rally again. In
daced at last 10 try
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STEWART & HOLMES DRUG CO
Wholesale Agents.
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I was surprised after taking it
two weeks. TO find / was gaining
strength. and now ] am pleased
TO say | am enjoying better health
than | ever had before in my
life" EVA BRAGG. Lincoln, III.
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ITEMS Night Shirts.

In new styles Of Embroidered Fronts,
with good quality OF muslin. Soc and
75c
plain white Twilled Night Shirts. "a
inches or co inches long, for 81.
Best quality of Wool Night Shirts, s.
and 81
Boys Nights in Embroidered Fronts
or Plain White Twill, l5c.
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Mems Black sun Hats. $50. sa5e.
SEQ. $S.s0
Mems Black Fe<ioras. $50, s1.a. s2sa.
S3sa.
Mems Brown FScsiorss. si.5e. NaS.
Mems Black q. a. r.. Hats, sL5A. sl.9S.
ss5.
Boys Cloth Hats. sc. soc, si-eo.
Boys Black and Brown Fe6oras.
sihA.
Boys Rain Caps. 45c.
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The Easy Way
Blanket Sale.

Ia-4 White Wool Blankets. choice
borders. s2z6. worth s.
ia White Wool Blankets. very fine
Wool S.. we'll worth s7.S0.
ia Fine White Wool Blankets.
handsome borders. S.. regular va.ue
SS1
Ia-4 Extra Fine and Heavy White
Wool Blankets, beautiful borders.
s.. usually sold at 81.
lS-4 Scarlet Blankets. very heavy, So.
good value at SIi.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

FOLLOWING GENTLEMEN HOLD CERTIFI-
i Gates OF efficiency and reliability in the
UNITED STATES INDUSTRIAL AGENCY, at
room 1877, Croker building:
Creamery manager; IL years experience; 5
years in one situation.
Teamster; 10 years experience: years in one
situation.
Bookkeeper; years experience; years in one
situation.
Journalist; years experience; years in one
situation.
General merchandise salesman: 10 years expe-
rence; Az years experience in one situation;
sp aaks German and English.
Bookkeeper; years experience; Southern Cali
forna.
Insurance Office man; Is years experience: Is
years in office.
WOODEN goods salesman; years experience
years with one house.
Law clerk; SIG years experience.
Drug clerk; years experience; speaks English
and SPANISH Southern California.
Stationary engineer: years experience.
Solicitor: years experience.
Grocery salesman S years experience; years
in one situation: speaks English and Spanish;
Southern California.
Stenographer; months experience; Southern
California.
Bookkeeper and entomologist 3 years expert
enCe: southern California.
shoe salesman: II years experience; speaks
English and German.
Ranch manager; years experience speaks
English and spanish.
Bookkeeper; 6 years experience.
Electrician: years experience in one situation.
Hotel clerk; years experience in one situation.
Grocery or general merchandise salesman; 2
years experience; years in one situation.
Grocery salesman; years experience: years
in one situation. Speaks English ana Swedish.
Shipping clerk: years experience; speaks Ger
and English.
Printer; 20 years experience; good lob printer;
3 wears in one situation.
Orchardst; 10 years experience.
Office clerk; IL years experience: years In one
situation.
Cake baker; years experience; speaks English
Danish and German.
Porter; 8 years experience; 2 years with one
firm; speaks English and German.
Printers apprentice; steady young man.
Shoestore manager; 10 years experience; years
in one house
Jeweler, business manager: very highly edu-
Gated; 25 years experience.
Bookkeeper; years experience; years in one
situation.