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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-22
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The plot OF 'sT,fc Passport" whsch is
TO be prosissced for the first time In this
city this evening. O. founded on the
one os tho authors. White crossing the
Russian frontier he was mistaken By one
OF the woofen-iseadesf government offlcz-
ais for notorious criminal, and compeil-
oil to go through a series NJ narrowing
but amusing experiences. The play,
founded on fact. Is said to be one of the
brightest and best of motsern comedies.
Snsiie Mnriinot. Who has achieved an
cnvtahle reputation as one OF the hsni-
soonest and most talented American com-
etsennes says Of the play that In 1t she
has The best part ever played by her.
s.tssiesss comedisnne now OF the stage.
cssishiasiirg the huoyaney and fascination
OF tseorgie Draw Barrynore with a voice
and manner equally pleasing Mss Mar
sInot has for years been a saeeesSfssl
star, having created the leading role IN
.sDr. Bills' and In Diplomacy" and also
having achieved success IN leading cssnic
opera parts at the New York Casino. The
san Francisco papers say thai her gowns
are most stunning. Max FagnAan, Miss
sfartEnot's leading man. Is a comedian
Of tae first rank. and tho company Is said
a iirsg-slsss performance. A second per-
forraance OF ssTase Passport viii be
given tomorrow evening.
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THAT WHICH EE-IscARNATEs.

Seattle. Jan. II. 1895.
To the Editor: Unfortunately in your
notice OF the lecture on THAT Which In
carnas,.s.' = in Monday mornings issue you
leave oat entirely the description of that
which does lncarnate. and therefore give
the conclusion. but not the premises, of
what was said. thereby putting the SUBJ
ject in an inconprehensibie shape.
Theosophy teaches us that God IS
universal spiritual principle, ennssclenf
and ofnnipressnt; that mans higher ma
ture, his spirit. is a ray OF this destic
principle. and taercore Immortal. This
ray by Leianitz Is. called the inonad, by
theosoahy the highest og the seven prin-
cspsss Of man This highest principle.
clothed in tho spiritual soul, IS sha. which
forces eyolutsna. with Jesus these two
higher principles were called ghessFatsler
in Secret and its !nvosutaon or descent
into matter WAS for the purpose os esoiy-
Tag a human soul, or mind This human
mtn4. being the sum total OF all the ex-
pesiea,ses gathered 81 this solar system
hy the monad. constitutes the third pr4s-
clple cr mans septensry nature.
All experiences having been passed
through in tais system. the rnonad thea
returns to the plane from which It ernan-
ated. enriched by the know ledge and ex-
pesieni.e II has gained by ia gyrasion
through mAsttr. The three higher princi-
pies~splrif, spiritual sId human soul
form the trinity IN man and are THAT
IF5atch Iacarnates." TIE four lover prfn-
ctples Ds5ke up the personality, the NOR
al part Of man. The personality II the
sssaa initial Of the experiences OF one earth
lie. inst as tals human soul Is the sum
;gtag ~ the experiences % all she earth
lives and j. ea1ie! The Individuality
Uriess the personality succeeds II max
tng tsls atone Enent y.th the three higher
principles. Saat IS. becomes conscious OF
SIS immortal rature. it eannet ne IusYnnr-
tai, azii shis il Why the personality. the
hfsaszs, being. MIR. Joass or Mrs Smith. Of
Tire present life csn either retarA or has
ter tss'tsr can evoiatson. for they can work
~ parity upis.s ana educate themselves
70 sAai extent TIA; shsy wifi become eoa-
seious w'asie IN the present pssysfsag form
% she Cod. the three higher principles.
h8a tsssssefves SRI tssss ~ fhs cor-
scsossS nnian an1 at n snen. which makes
-asn Immortal II that which rpsacar-
rsgas the Aswher triad. does rot succeed
N evolving this consciousness in ere iafe.
them 1t ssas - tnearnase again and again.
or unsli II dses synsseei. for then only n
IL free 10 pass froEss this 20 higher planes
Of existence to ssrssh lss svoiussozs In this
solar stySfsuz
On che other hants. TIE personality can
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8. 1elsstaah .empan, pefe..ed.

M Fsa,aaSso. Jan. .i.-The United
S7kfs orssiN court 90 appeals today
1adA agaisst alle Pacific Postal Tele-
sph Company sn the case appealed
nSsn she Judgment awarding
damages IL TyeiSaisfer Il Gu.
Mfen snssaths ago F1esshner & Co..
sasasai usat a debtor in Port Angeles
~ q iinaHelss4 difficulties. TYpc firm
ness'ea rs attorney in Seattle 10 at
- ne gyuds Of the debtor. filing
"a taie Postal company a telegram
s.'ksning these Instructions. The
sSfszsh euupany's wires OF Seattle
80 dsNn. 81 the message was not
ssFsssea until the following day. IN
% sasasSdsae. ether Seattle creditors
astached the available assets. 80
''fer q Co were unprotected. TVfe
s y Affirming Judgment for the
- stated tfst the telegraph COM
Nsaihi have noslfiea Fieishner &
- vat rs Wires were down.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

The Fr.eslsr<ansr A x,e.,., ~, f..,,,..-,.r 49,.
York sras rssaY..a a, ,,,,.,s,s,.a.,
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Nass' >'itsoaal 1aaTu' by DeWut {.
= l'1asaaaed IN very attractive
rsar,v New yari E,,-s, sx...<.~ = -
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geasser At is one az me hes, Of sg,r ,xsna va
have seen.
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the marginal Illustrations by Mass Aimee
Tosu-gee, daughter OF the author. A stog-v
1t can hardly be called. 1t is more passies
usarsy a section taken from the life Of
AN Intense lover of nature. and il in
judge Tourgee's best style.
Va AS sua.' An
y i'esp nas ueeai issusu- ~
.o'satis a uo@en interesting afsicies on
aas ssseiai p1oissstoas' iaeir status ana
lheaF cuinpehs1tfoh- Inc IuH contents
are: Feiities as career George r.
Eahunas' Inc Ray OK AneIacan College
PHYSICIANS and Surgeons. DIR. George r.
Shrady; The Stage as Career: An Act
orss Experience" Rudolph De cordova.
What Are a Christian Preachers Func-
tions?" Lyman Abbott. THE Pay of
Preachers III. K. Carroll, Journalism
as a Career" ] w. Keller. president Of
the New York Press Club; PAY and Rank
OF Journalists. Henry King. editor OF the
St Louis Globe Democrat. .sISterature as
a Career Walter Resant: Our seryi,ity
in Literature. Prof Thomas Davidson.
..rnaames ~ Tho profe.siof..l Glasses +,
ry,s;,rts, t,,;..e fsx1,,.~
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AMuskMsN1s.


"Midwtnt~r sights Dream.
= first fun dress rehearsal is always a
source Of trials and trioulasions, and
blessed Is the man who can so through
one without a seowi on his fsce. This
was exenpliiIei last night at the dress
rehearsal OF the trayesty sMidwinter
Nights Dream at cordray's tteater.
Owing to the efficient management there
was but little of the usual tearing around
ARD promptly on time the first chor,..
started. As the different actors appeared
on the stage clad In their costumes. the
Gator and grouping mt once appealed TO
the eye, and actions ard movements
which formerly appeared ungraccful ard
awkward took on q new charm
Each man entered into his part with
vim and there was none OF that Tired
feeling yca read SO much about" The
solos were all rendered with precision
and the choruscs with an energy which
sayored much of professionalism.
Ii was tbs frat appearance of the ballet,
and when even thcSe who had witnessed
the practices applauded, 1t was easily 10
be seen what Is likely to happen when
they appear before an audience. To say
that Noble GetcheIl In his skirt dance is
graceful does not half express II. In
short. the highest praise to bestow on him
il to say that 1t even suited the critical
eye OF Miss Lorene Beahpre, who has had
fell control of tia dancers. Her time and
energy has been devoted to the perfec-
ton OF the ballet and the unanimous ex-
preston OF those WHO witnessed the re-
hcarsai Was 10 the effect that II equaied
any ballet ever seen in Seattle. From
appearances there will be a large audi
ence III each OF the performances. Not
withstansiing the large number OF seats
soid there are plenty or good ores left,
and from an unbiased standpoint the hal
cony seats are fully as good If not better
than dress circle seats.
To calm any apprehension on the rart
OF the public. the officers Of the club lave
had the building thoroughly examined by
three experts and below Is given their
statement which proves beyond doubt
that IL Is perfectly safe:
Seattle. Wash. Jan. 81. ise5.
We have examined tbs gallery of Cor
dray's theater and find that through the
repairs that have been made 1t is In d
perfectly safe condition to sustain the
weight Of any number OF persons that
can be accommodated
CHARLES w. SAUNDERS.
Architect
"EaIII. DE NEuF,
Architect
81. C. REDwARD.
sslon tractor and I,uilfser
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taalsasa Rate. 10 the rae..is Coast

-. - Jan. al.-~Aii The Western roads
SOW fscosieS their votes ON the
sssssssa q aslvancsng the one-way aaisi
49, ss'n rates u tn Tseltlc coast. and
a.. 80 = n;ti'ses'tss for the raise,
9. va take effect ga February IL.
~s~aksr Was practically decided some
Sse. out there were = few iiaek
- aere siow in getting In thsir
Assss Eae matter was not cunsli-
~. = haaiiy settled until they had
- -. asAFa from Chairman Caldwell
ss'eas Instructed 10 notify all tle
-. 'sss q the Western rvsasas og the
] - asvAace aui the date ON whscia
- asxNaae effective.
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Tom .ysl,..m. Knoe..., On.

LoFsdon, Jah. .s-Tbsn waaIiausx. M
australia. and Dick Burgc. OF England,
relterWeighfs. boxed Marquis OF Queens
bury rules for purse OF $1,000 at the Ma
tioaal Sporting club. In the fourth round
Burse knocked Williams out with a blow
on the jaw.
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an = isxs'm muns To ls-tur.s 10 syraouse.
q Louis. Jan. 21.-Bob Fitzssrnmons.
"ao = Playing here. has Cancelled al Of
rs dates for next week and viii go
back . Syracuse, n. y. to answer the
inaac1nent for killing Con Rsorssars. He
Wild lie new bond to appear before fhn
court and win then resume the road
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PACIFIC DEBT.
oceedings for Fcrcclos-
4 the First Mortgage.
80 81 GOVERNMENT LIEN.
s - senstor Thasssoa, ths
4 d I ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
- shs Eseeiserships.


@ 3snIr Jan n--~Cnifsd states tlsnsiit
57 nushorn so1ay rendered deea.soa
20 nnkcn Pacific case on tne ap1,ifsl-
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std -. t.rvt r,,o~tsra "a. shall be within
Es:.s ...-s. ~ the mortgages.
.s'z...,..vsy covered by the first mort
I'D .k.,rea 10 in the order Is that
sSS..,..p fs,e main lire or Ices miles
y. <v,or, Omaha 10 Ogden, and I'D
: | -: n. - osaer portions Of che road
= = 8 81. ,rs.fss wsss,e under the man
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81 !x....s ~.as4d esssf ne ssad changed one
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NJ Theirs. Is7i-ls7s: Marshal MacMasscn.
1ss3-1s7s, ~ Grevy. iSss-Iss5: NJ Gresy
tsseond term. 1sss-lss7: NJ Garnet. 1851
ISL: III. Perier. 1ss4-lsss: NJ Faure. 1895.
Only one CREW completed his ful, term
OF seven years. ard he did not last
through q second AZ ara dead bat Pc
rzer and Faure.
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Must be closed out in January. c. c.
Bartlett s. Cas- bankrupt stock hats,
caps. boots and shoes. Arthur LettS
corner Pike and Fourth streets.
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sa'ea faslne k,anlaye. pa.eharvea.

g. Jan. si,-f'ive fslndyV>i en-
- = tne Unssa Pacific. mechanics
Aaorrrs IN the ssan,.s ,sstw,en .r.,,.u.
u. ss a'sI Cheyenne. got tssel-
So. s'ssSks segs.sss,. Master Me-
Il a.. assna9Es, of xso NetraS-
- sesa ,hat the anlossa. Of
ees eM net s0atkgy retaining tha
= - ~ 1aat tAey Wees - taken back
uAess - Z itt. He thought she men
- asas kno4ss ,hls,
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Enect of Hvpnosis Suggestion.
Washiugton (.itv CapitaI.


A post-office department girl Is suffer-
ing from a cold, due TO the effects OF
hypnotic suggestion. The janitor washed
her window, and every time she looked
at 1t she thought 1t was open.
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AtEfFr,. -
AT THE Il. ~. c. A.
! "snaHssties and Basket Rail
ae Eetwenn Tnurrt,rs

\ sgss..s' e 4 viii give another week
sssee !. e'sssnssaeo2 tezuerraw asvhs.
q ihsTl 81 sl-e Writer SERIES arsi
'zsa. 49,. ,'0fss SKe f1af $ larger esSswf
- q he present. Tire physical
ts<sss g Re =. ~ {. \ has in faes
. ss,,s ssaesntTase shc Interests 81
49, q TIE Seattle essu~ches IN Us
- ssst sAae oateease - ssss
- szSAt IS is~skesf forward
xAe l4gcgrasarsaa sgll be ear
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THE rRKsca PRESIDENTS.
La Conner. ]

la Conner. JAM IL. 1895.
To the Editor: Please give the names
Of the presidents of the French republic
since ISL HISTORIAN.
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G Bartlett & Cas- stack OF bankrupt
efosasng from Pers Tuwnssnd os sale al
Arthur Let's. ssrnss Pike and EoaEsA
stressA
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Official tests at the Worlds Fair
proved Or. Prices Baking Powder abso-
lutely pure.
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nltaa rhirsv ss.rs-s.a Sc. So~.

f-ussozs. WASH, ian. IS rsss.
To tho FAxfterz / wzs > subscriber 81
the Telegraph ard ara wall pleased E4sn
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DOCTOR SWEANY
us Front Sc. Seattle. Wash.
Union Block.

This learned specialist. wall known By his
long residence aud successful practice on the
Pacific Coast, guarantees prompt and perfect
cure OF every eaas ne undertakes
FREE TREATMENT pss ns ]. poor ss who s Fai n
YOIING MN II you are troubled with night
WYNN MIas emissions. exhausting drama.
pidnesA, dependency. less Of energy, ambition
aud selI-confdencc. which deprive you OF your
manhood and absolutely unit you for study,
you know the cause Get well and be q man
MIDDLE as ss s.a s,.s .. e
aching backs and kidneys, frequent painful
urination aud sediment In urine, impotoncy or
weakuesz Of sexual organs, aud other unmistAk.
allie sigma OF nervous debility and premature
decay. Many die OF this dinaculty, ignorant OF
the cause, which Is the second stage OF seminal
weakness Tho most obstinate casas of this
character treated with uniaiting success.
pRIVlTr Diseases--tsleet. Gonorrhma, Infam-
In'Ain nations. pisehaI gs.. Structures. Weak
and kindred troubles quickly cured without
pain aud detention from business.
CATARRH Witch poisons the breath. sscmach
Consumption, Throat. Liver. Heart, KldneY,
Bladder and ell constitutional and internal
troubles; also Rupture. Plies, Fistula treated
far In advance OF any other institution in the
BLOOD AND SKIN Diseases. Sores. spot. Pin
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Impurities Of the blood thoroughly eradicnied,
leaving the system in strong. pure and
beautiful state.
ItnlES-H you are suffering from persistent
LhuALo Headaches, Painful Aenstfuafion.
leucorrhna or Whites. Intclerah;e itching. Dis.
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when Others fail
IrDfTr Your troubie, II living awsv from thu
WILD cty. Thousands cured 1t homo by
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HEALTH scnt fres to those describing their
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ONCE hours, to ~ . m, . 70 and TO
p m. Sunday. 10 TO IL a. 10. only. Addrom
LBvERETT sWEANY. NJ. D..
si3 Front st. seattle. Wash.
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CURES WITHOUT MEDICINE ALL WEAK
~ ness resulting from uvertaxAfion Of hfaIft.
nerve forces, excuses or iusiscrefans, drains.
losses, nervous debility. sicepies&nsss, fanEnoes
rheumatism. kidney, liver aud bladder rofns
paints, lame back. lumbago sciasics. 4euafA1
Ill health etc. This electric hels coneAino Wun~
dcffui improvements over all others and 4tvGo =
current that is instantly fsit BY the Neafes -
We forfeit 1900 We give hundreds Of testt.
moniats In thfa city and evefy stFtc.
Our powerful Imprused electric suspenecfy -
FREQ with al belts
A pocket edition OF the celebrated electro
medical work, "Thrco Glasses 0f Men" Hive
trAted, h sent tree, seated, by mail, upon appIi~
cation. Every young. middle-aKed or old nan
suffering the slishtcst weakness, should rad II
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how 70 regain strength and health whom ovoTy.
thing else has failed. Address
SANDEN ELECTRIC CO.,
Cor. Third and Washington sss.. Portland Or
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-01-24

Pierre January 15:-Monday was
m exceeding quiet day in both branch
es Of the legislature. There were no
Dew Developments in the Taylor de-
ialession. The deeper TaYIorstEans-
actions r probed the It be-
comes apparent that he MAS a pretty
slick ind vidnal. A joint executive
session was held Monday afternoon
at which the Gsislcation the prlnci
pal topic.
The following bills we're introduced:
increasing the amount mutual InSur-
anee companies may carry 70 SI5,-
0CO IN the lightning department, pro-
lection OF birds, IoFb1dding treaSurrFs
form forcing the collection Cf taxes
before OItober bat adding penalty Of
5 per cent at that time, governing the
soldiers home, repeating Chapter IA,
OF session laws OF 1892, !=ztTuGiing
county commissioners to tx salaries
OF all officials forfolloS ing year in July,
requiring official stamps on ballots,
changing appointments OF judges OF
election from county commissioners
to township trustees, TO require plain
tiffs to pay s. fee in cIyii cases, pro-
yidingfor railroad crossings, empower
ing county commissioners to supply
seed rain, making chattle mortgages
void unless morfgagor is furnished
with a copy, covering assignment OF
mortgages, Tor preservation o! GA nie,
authorizing the auditor 20 keep srpa-
rate fund ior insane hospital, rfguIat.
ing railroads, amrrd NJ section $685.
OF the compiled laws.
The senat Immediately after COM
ing to order proceeded TO dispatch a
large amoupt OF business. The Tay-
Tor defalcation came in for its share,
but nothing new developed.
Mr.. Rice of Desdxood introduced a
bill Offering S O,0op IN addition to
the $4,000 already offered Tor the
apprehension Of treasurer Taylor,
and it Was referred, Mr.. Aplin's reso-
luton for the appointment OF six
committee clerks passed, the senate
then met with the house in executive
session. The following were inirodue.
ed: that the president Of the senate
shall appoint clerks where needed,
q Joint resolution for a convention to
revise the constitution, to increase
reward for Taylor, TO amend consti-
tuition in regard TO Suffrage, relating
to the education OF the blind, 30 pro-
hiuit persons and corporations en-.
gagged In mir ing from dumping tail
inss from mines and mills into run
ing streams. to amend the election
laH. OF 1891, relating TO Tess OF conn-
~ officers. maxine further provisions
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-01-24

The First Congregational church OF
Terre Haute, Ind., which celebrated
It's sixtieth anniversary The other day.
In the oldest Congregational church in
Indiana Henry Ward Beecher used 10
say that ne hrss discovered his pulpit
power there He conducted q revival
An II in 1872, while he was a pastor IA
Indianapolis The Rev. DR.. Lyman
Abbott was its pastor for SIX years, AMI
the Rev. DIR. Leonard Bacon also
served as It's pastor.