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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-10

A Triihy tidal wave may fairly he said
30 have broken ossr the quiet OF Taco
ma. First. the Aloha club broke out In
Its winter reception by reading seler-
tiofss from that fuuch dsscussei-aiso
without the "diss--hoek. and hy the
singing of hen Bolt. the gong being Civ
en- by Mrs Wagner in iser very best
style. the reading by Mrs. George
nrown being In an equally pleasing
way. Their the Neaika ciut broke forth
IN long article by one 81 ITS most tai
efsted members. followed by much per-
tinent argufnrnt In the club. And new.
rot 10 hc ousaone. the snhiecs OF Trilhy
has found It's greatest and strongest
champion In the Ladies' Musical Club.
Not only the Trflby music occupied at
tertion, but poor. lovafle and beautiful
Trilby herself had 20 stand Under crit
fcai scrutiny while her true position In
the world 81 literature wSs deity out
anea by Mrs II, IA. Price.
Probably the best number on the pro-
KrSfssssse was that cs the Chopsa lfn-
prompsu sn A Nat. wasseh was rendered
IN nsast~rTui way by Miss Pauline
Bengei. Mrs. Adesafsfe Josasaeen tl.Sesea
delighted the audience BY her singing ~
s.Roajoss- Suzon." and 'syorrel" Mrs.
q. c. Wagner sang the faneful .ua
Clair de Lane" and the s-Chansoa sse
1giutwnas." The rsano numbers hy
Mira. Van ogle ard Miss Nsckens were a
delight. a. also these by Miss nslama-
ger. Miss Es<snefs, Mixx Merton and
Nsss Stcsson Finally. ard hy mary
voted tire pirce de resistance OF the
day. was the ecrg ssBen Bot which
has come 10 be agata = popular fascy-
t;s. and v-asch on Tuesday afternoon
wss given fresh charm ey the delight
fus rendering or AIRS. j. vinrens
Browsse Taese who listened 10 Ars.
Bncwns do rot share the authors wish.
lately expressed az . dinner IN WASH
iysstna. thas alice" Rad Remained un.
der ire "slae % granite - grey" where
nc had rut her 50 lons agss they arr
kEsd she was revived 50 tAogoasAly,
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aer,~eaf ~. h.d "A snfser. Her chlad -
NJ wa he... however hut il Ia I.lverpoos
= ~ rara IL !. unrxe Her husband 10 :
ea4sor we,om she exp~c.s 70 return from
: fanr vovnxe. On nss ,anatnx he fnas
his chfld ana. unsrown to hts VITA, he
cr,,~. "a LANDER Ara enters sis wsse's
,v,.n.. h~.rinr fhe,r nahv dauxhser. He
,>,,,.. ,a.t = !. tsm. ~hsc lar. has bar.
.-.,,.a ,.,s.h Il. ss,v,n<an =, s,ea, for her
. n4,l. ~ Durtrr . Ars.f aAsenos 81
fi,e .ai,or husband Jane comes IN. sees
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f'ers An-eie. secs.tv.

Port Angeles. Feb. A-Speciai.-Dr. W.
T. 6trother and L. Augusta Davis were
united IN marriage by Rev. r. Davis
Thursday morning At 1870 O'Clock at the
Episcopal church IN this city. A large
number were present to witness the I'M
presstve ceremony. Miss Lewis and Mr..
Benton Embree stood With the bride and
groom. the former wearing . handsome
gown Of cream white. while the bride was
aftired in neat travelling dress Some
excellent music added greatly 70 the
usual Impressive Episcopal ceremony. DIR.
and Mrs. 6frother left the Same day for
Victoria. where they via make a short
visit before returning to their home in
this city.
DIR. and Mrs. J. W. Troy entertained
q number OF friends Saturday evening at
their home on Front street The occa-
sion proved very enjoyable: cards and
several musical selections. which were
excelentiy rendered. making pleasant
features OF tho evening Among those
present were: Mrs. e. Lewis. Miss Pitts.
Miss Esworthy. Miss Guptill. Miss Hail.
Miss Cook. Miss HasweiL Messrs. r. A.
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Removes wrinkles and al t1aee
age. II feeds through the pose
builds up the fatty membfans
wasted tissues, nourishes the
eled and shrunken skin, tones
invigorates the nerves and
enriches the impoverished olooo
sells. and supplies youth and -
to the action Of the skin ~
feet
Beware of substitutes and g
feiss. YaIe's Original Skin
price sr.so and S.. A =
stores.
NINE. ". YALE, Health snd g
spscsalsxt. YAss Temple u esenVs
s:sess, Cnic&gn
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THE SUCCESSOR OF zoora.
Themas W. Keene Recognized ~ One 81
the ssress~as shakespearsan Actors.

Themas W. Keene fseeoxs.Esd ~ One 81
the ssrens~ss shakespearesn Actors.
Seattle sheaser-goers who brayei TIE
tncieus-rc.cs 81 the January snowx,orm
10 witness sssss performances OF Thomas
W. Keere. .n TIRE rotss OF Handel"
ssfssasss xI." ard Richard III" were I'm
asaaEfie<s IN their expressions OF dssghs.
many CO them declaring TIE srsaersona-
sGons the best ever gwen in this city. On
ali szces the actor reeesved unstsrted
PRAISE. compelling even his srcst severe
critics 10 aeSaew,et~e nzs renaus. For
tsse past wreck Nr. aSeene has beer play
Ing Al the Mesrcgsssisaa theatsr IN ST.
Paul. The following srsaute has been pad
20 asEn By tie dranassc editor o< sae s.
Paul GsoSe:
Mr.. Keene - a rsse artist. whose
s-sssevsueEts ~ TIE highest WALKS o. the
drama have scns since won him d1s<inc-
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absurd Prices

The closing out sale Of the 4. 9
q Co.'S stock OF dry goods. nouonA e.
Ing. boots and shoes. etc. 81 ~ L.
street. under tho Grand hotel 30
surdly low prices for strictly hin
goods were never quoted befors g.
community.
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cAaahessains Cough Remedy the Nest
ropsssass IN lava

without afv iniussirs 10 many ether
cct'sh ssrgs | hare Tor sale. viii SAY that
Ga s<sa lssrsr anss,s:ss eli Ghamhesiain's
easga keasedy thaa ct ans ether kissd
ana1ng the lskst year, also that nns case
Nuisance has svachsd nse Of any fasgare 10
nsees sss nequiwusensx Z. f. Cgyxxn.
druggist, DSsp River, Iowa
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Tom Rses..s.. rre.e.d.....

One Of the events OF the amusement sea-
son n the tour OF Tom Esrketts end his
company Of musical and comedy artists,
who will produce the bright sparkling
comesiy. Colonel jack at the Seattle
theater February IA. Is and lS This Is
Mr.. Ricketts, fourth annual tour. and
win De devoted especially to rollicking
comedy. musieaIly attaining . high plane
M xexsseil<sncfs
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OIr0RzT SOCIAL


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II. Ai.As Clus.

On Monday. February II. ne Aloha
Club, under the cs1airmanship Of Afs.
L. X. White. VIII meet ~ the residence
OF Mn. A. W. Martin. 10 discuss science
and listen 70 q prograrsAe which the
Year Book records a. follows:
ecience-'ssc&sure never did betray
Tie heart that .oved her. -erdGworth.
'Sciencs ~ IN Educator" Jana G.
Harvey.
"Aesssix ana His Work Amy p. 8.
Stacey.
Current Topics" A. c. Thcu1Don.
Owing 10 the illness In the Thompson
family AIRS. George Browne VIII supply
tha stCurrent Topics on this date.
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II Homer of Me-. >e~sss.

Ne. ard Mrs r. II. KersAaw eaten
tssnat q ssssssssar az friends on THURS
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After the haIi take GessEers Magic
yseadacAe WATERS
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coeideasai hotel Rates. :. per day.
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One Of the prettiest lssncheons Of last
week was that on Thursday, given by
Miss Edith Rowe. In honor OF Mrs.
George sffilIken, for whom si1e recently
acted a. bridesmaid. The color used In
the adornment OF the table was iaven-
der, blending into the tints OF violets.
which were the only flowers used. Those
present were: Mrs. George Milltken.
Mrs. Vim. ". Burrill. Mrs. l. r. Man
ming, Mrs. r. b. Price, Airs. Stuart
Rice. Mrs. Percy Dickinson. MI C. b.
Hurley, Mrs. I. w. Anderson. oGr4. H.
G. Potter ana Mrs. Rowe.
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tercsting to young and cad o.. .-.3: d.
bsss people OF he city attend
Der. there viii b no psrfsru... -
evening. n
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Mfs. -. ~. HUNTS Lunehean.
Mrs. r. A. Hunt gave . small lunch
con Of SIX covers on Tuesday at which
were present: Mrs W. r.. Newell. Mrs.
p. III. Kershaw. Mrs. wm. v. Bnrriil,
Mrs. George MiEiken and Mrs. Harrison
G. Foster.
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-03
BRaDSTReET'S ON BUSINESS.
Some Features of the Trade During Il
Week Just Passed.

Some Features of the Trade During tho
Week Just Passed.
NEW YORK, Aug. 3-E-adstrcct's says:
The week presents larger volume Of
trade in many lines and ut many points
than IN the weeks before and one year
ago. The rush of orders for steel AMI
iron leads III interest. Another conspicu.
Gus feature of the week is the evidence Of
reviving confidence on the part of Western
ana northwestern inteIiJr merchants,
nc" that tbs corn and spring wheat crops
promise well. This Is shown piainest at
Chicago, st. Louis. milwaukee,, ana St.
Paul, where order demand and sales to
buyers in person have increased to a
striking extent.
At the south general trade renal ms as
al moderate volume as previously noted,
Nashville and Lewiston alone reporting
material < ,ins. Delay in paying the sugar
hounty AT ,ctS trade very unfavocao!y in
Louisiana. Trade on the Pacific coast is
Of moderate volume, far for the season,
Tacoma and Seattle reporting an cxpan-
sion of demand, and Portland and San
francisco no material caanrc
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-03
MeANN's NEW IDEA KNOCKED OUT.
Important Decision Regarding Street Rail.
way Rights at Chicago.

Important Decision Regarding Street Rail.
Way Rights at Chicago.
CHICAGO Aug. 3-Judgc Tuley hcs
rendered decision in the suit of the Chi.
cage General Railway company against
the Chicago City Railway company by
which the former sought to obtain an in
junction restraining the latter from in t.
tcrfering with the operation of the cars of
the General Railway company over the
tracks of the defendant company. Rep-
resentative McGann was the principL in
the move Of the plaintiff company and
he contended that when the tracks OF the
defendant company wero lail in the
streets they became pubic property. As
the city owns the fee of the streets the
rails when laid down become a part of
the freehold and arc public property, the
same as the blocks of wood or stone with
which the street is paved
McGann's idea was to US, the tracks.
for the cars of his company. OF any COM
pany now having rails laid in the streets
lie court decided against Meg ann on cv-
cry point. When the defendant obtained
its ordinance from the council judge
TIlcy said, 1t became the owner of an
easement in the street. The rails laid
down and the RICH. to run cars over them
arc property rights
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-03

SAN FEAECisCo, Aug. ongrcss man
Hilborn, who has returned from Hawaii,
has placed himself on record us opposed
TO the annexation of tie islands to the
United States. In discussing the Gnes.
ton he said: 81 can freely say that do
not believe it would lie wise thing for
this country to undertake, or at least
while the present conditions prevail. The
w'sest thing this country could do re-
garding tho islands would be to fern
some close reciprocity treaty which would
give them the same advantages as our
states and insure thcic markets for u.s."
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-03
C,rricd On IA cuisines. in est rs"
Alleged Expose of "a 81 nSatiOn That DC
CURED some Time Ago ut Buffalo.

Alleged Expose of "a s. nsation That DC.
CURED some Time Ago ut BuH,io.
BUFFALO, Aug. 3.-Gcoryc Allen, one
of the men who kidnapped Lawyer q. q.
Gothic for ransom some tim, ago, was ar
rested at the Mansion House. He re.
tanned IuSh Pcntccost, the onc-'i.nc
preacher, for his attorney, ana Pcntccost
tells 4 remarkable story. The crime that
was committed by Allen AMI one f merry
was one OF the most daring ever perpc-
tratei here, and was detailed in Theses dis
patches at the time. Cottle was inveiglei
into an unoccUp.ed house and chainc |
there while his cIptor3 forced him to send
for u large sum o; money. which, it is b..
licyed now, vas pail after which he WAS
released.
The story followed later that x merry,
whose real name, according to- Pcnt,c psy,
is C.audc Strong, c,nploycd CoItic to Oh.
tain pardon for hla in Ohio for some
in!raction o: Clio laws which had malu
a IN -itiye Of Strong. The latte. ciaimsi
that he had sent Cotilc Gil, 013 to obtain
this . don, the aDgcincnt being that
If Cottic failed he was to return the
money. He failed, according to the story
now told, and did not send back tao
money. Hence the kidnapping, which was
resolved upon TO recover part mt least Of
tic money Cottic was wrongf ully with.
holding.
The above is the story P.ntccost has
learned from his client, anu he clrims to
have documentary evidence that it is
true. and showed the reporter two re.
ccipts signed by o. o. Cottie, one for
80. COO AMI the other for Si,0p Both re.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-03

CAREoLLToN, No, Aug. 3-"We. tho
jury, fad the defendants, William L. and
George Taylor, guilty of murder in the
first degree" such was the verdict rem.
dercd in the notorious Mecks murder
trial. The Taylors wcye. charged with
the murder of several members Of the
Mecks family. who We're cnticcd from
home in n wagon and killed. on the road
the night OF Nag To- 1Syl They killed
Meeks, his wife and :Uu children and
nearly killed IL thir,. child
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-03
THE MARKETS
New York Financial.

New YORK. AUG. 9
Money OF call cay ut l PER cent
PRIME mercantii. lap,r SD pr csnt.
Sterling exch ,nge stronger. with actual
| busre s in banLe-s' Ills ut 1874 0 laUss for
demand aud 1914 1854 for sixty uay. posted
rates 4S9,s Si9j al Az . ~; comm r. cial
bills. iSsI.
Silver certificates G6ss sijs: bar s!lve-,
GGl4 Mcxic,n IoIus. 5SA
United States 4 vernueat bo.ls steady;
new IS reg, l:,is: do. coupons. l..!s IS
reg. Il,1l: s. coupons lia,l: As re =,
liz; As coupons. II: -: IS reg. 9j,s; Pacific
IS OF %, I0o
Chicago Grain and Produce.
CHICAGO Au.2
FoIowins wcr, tao qu, Iati,ni Oh tbs
l.. ard OF Trace todS: Wucas Ausu; L.
o;'cncd 6s's. closed G. isc. September. opened
6;sc. c.o,cd G'I.c. D-c-,E o.r. up.aed sc,
10 ed si:s.. Curn-Ausu.t. non,na!. clio -cd
& -. > p,e:nb r. o;c.sci. SIC, vlo.el I.aic;
December. opcaei ) &c. cl1ssi 3issc: May.
o!,tn-si :59:. co.cd 3r. Cats-Aucust
opened a.ss :, { cs.i 2l3sc; Sep:cni cr. opened
.2-sc. clos,d al3.c; Ma. opened ai24c. c'o,ei
: lsc Pork - SEPTEMBER. opened ST.. IL
c'osei sos: January. opened SlI.5l closed
s!U;2ia Lard September, opened Sd: :.
closed Si.lo.
produ C: Butter-Extra crcamery, lsc Der
III; extra dairy. liJlic; packing STOCK, So
&c. E:cs - Frc,h stock. loss off, lie Der
dozen Live pouitry-Spr ~, Chi :Keus Ii. !.
H. per 10: hens S,.c. roos e.s. I5tac: tu--
key, Slrc; ducis 500: ge.sa 3upt.
A,1 Icr do:. P,ta,o.s-Ohio. 3,jpj7c per bu
Blackperii :. Michi gan. $l.,ob:.,O per lG-us
case; raspbe"ries. ret, SL5'DL7, per 81 pt
case. New applies. Dsl.7j per biol Honey
Waite clover, Lib ctiuus. new stock, ljy.,l
lac: browa comb lDsl::: dark comb po,r
packages, s.; straiued California 55yj.
Chicago Live stock.
CHICAGO. Aug.
Live Stock-Priccs at the Union Stock
yards today ringei as follow Ho.s-Es.
mated receipts for the DAY, 9SJ; .al.s
ranged al s34tJtG, pigs, si6&ti..D i.ht
;45IGl..0 roigh packing. Si3ioLSj mixed,
ana Si5JJA9J heavy pac Ing an shipping
lots.
Cattle-Estimatei receipts for the dly,
Guai: quotations ranged at <.lbdL59J choice
to extra shipping stc,,s, $L75 G5.:5 god t.
choice do, SAL 9ei.6b fair u good. 81. 51a3@
comm n to medi um do, 81. 1913 - cute hers
steers, s.4)5;OI stocA.rs >39ft3.9i feeders,
Si.1ltj. 20 cows, s!.j,oLi, h-ifer-, S,aJlt3sj
bulls. S..UoL4ji Texas steers S.5y, .5 veal
calves.
sheep E.tmated receipt, for tho day,
ln.oJ'; sales ran ed at S..jI5tjS, westerns.
S:tii53.6b Texans Sl..JGeL.j natives aud s.. "
y6t0 lambs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-03
NO INDIANS IN SIGHT.
Cavalry Reaches Jac.son's Hole nad Ascn,
T-trr Is IN Evidence.

Cavalry Reaches Jacason's Hole nad Agent
T-trr Is In Evidence.
MARKET LAKE, Ila, Aug. 3.-The cav.
airy has reached Jackson's Hole. The in
dicatlons ars that the infantry will TO
stopped en- Route ana no. go into the Hole
rs there are no Indians in sight The
scare exists along the route the
Indians are taking in returning to tho
reservations. Notwithstanding the threats
made against the life OF Agent Te.er and
his chief clerk. RayaEcl McB,th, they
have gone ahead of the troops into Jack
sons Hoe To warn the settlers not to at
tack the Indians, and to obtain the names
OK all the parties concerned in what Agent
Tctcr insists Oh calling the massacre Of
the Indians
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-03

1suPEMIEG, Mica, Aug. 3.-The Ishpo.
ming and Ncgaunee strikers held big
demonstration in Ishpeming. Some of
the speakers made an effort to induce the
men 10 visit the mines 70 ascertain what
concessions the ccmrani,s are prepared
to make, but the matter was voted down.
The men are determined that the union
shall b. rccQgn q. and the companies
equally determined on no recognition.
They are preparing for an indie finite shut.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-03
Flaw In the McCleiland Indictment.

CENTIALIA. HIS, Aug3-On account Of
a flaw in the Indictment as returned by the
grand jury 10th John A. McCielland and
Wesley Tabor have been released. They
were charged with tine murder of Alexan-
der aud Oscar McCici!und. The grand
jury adjourned after the finding of these
indictments, and there is no way to COR
rect the indictment until the next sitting.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-03
scores at the N.t,o,al emma.

CHICAGO. Aug. 3.-BIsc ball records
made 10y National League clubs arc as
follows: At Pi:ts5urg-CIcveland ID,
Pittsburg 3; as Neutrality-suspicious.
4, Washington ID; 1T New York-Brook.
Ign IL, New York q; at LouisviIIe-Cin-
cinnati s. Louisville .; ut Boston-Phil-
ad-lphia $ Boston 10; (sccond game)
philadci ph,., :, Boston g.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-03
EE-ri:.:-, s,Ircr,t.;ica.
Goa! Soft. 1l,c.

Tie Els,2ti:.:: .iiophccror L@,. deity
:oTh2::. lie o::,'c"cd :s.cri.ico every morn
ire, and whc&c Gc.T it Was il return
Tor this reverence to stand i'll from. Of
the shop during the day a So. OF colos-
tiai barker and direct the attention
OF the people passing by. TO the shop and
its contents.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-03
The a.Ocai Markets,

0EAIN ETC.
Corr 35T3Sr
Date New, 2lc; Old ,.a5c.
GSc-i'motny. 81. uinri. SI3 iSS:4; Wis,
S"Vsl2.C0; slough s. LSIs, ba!cd sl3t.
FRUIT AND VEGETABLES.
Potasoes- I0c.
PRODUCE.
En- tor Fair e. choice, IG:; frcsh cream,
erv Is.
Eggs Fresh. To-:
Pou.try-Chi exc As. g..
LIVE STOCK.
Cattle -Butch-.s pay for com fed stccre
3E@5., cows aud LETTERS. :ii13,;,; calves
406c.
Hogs-5kc
sEcc;-3 $3.50
Spring lamb 81 551si. head.
rUEL
Goa! Soft, 11c.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-03
Gave Her Chiidren Morph,n. by Mistake

ALEXANDRIA, L., Aug 3-Four child
rem Of Mrs. Tr mble, who lives in B,you
Rapids, were poisoned by morphine given
them by their mother in mistake for au..
nine. Two have died.