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Here and There

Here and There
Deputy County Clerk and Mrs. Sam
kutz left for Ventura yesterday on short
pleasure trip.
Los Angeles school of art and dsign, left
yesterday for London,
Mr.. H. o. Collins returned to Los An
geles Friday morning after an extended
tour through the eastern states.
County Surveyor Wright goes to Cas-
taic canyon today, TO make survey for a
road between Slugus and La Liebre
ranch.
The Misses Williams of New York were
entertained by tine Misses Alice at their
home Friday afternoon, at 26 Jackson
street.
Senator and Mrs. William Bate arrived
in Los Angeles yesterday morning, and
are tho guests of their daughter, Mrs.
Ozro w. Childs.
The Misses Strong of Alvarado street
spent Saturday in Santa Monica, the
guests of Miss Dolores Egleston, at the
Windermere.
Mr.. G. Byrne, Mr.. Charles Sloane and
Mr.. John Z. Griffith gave a very delight
fui dinner Thursday evening in honor of
Mr.. John Bradbury.
The regular monthly reception of the
Woman's s; Press club will be held at the
Main street, Monday evening, May Goth.
On Monday evening, May Goth, there
will be a meeting of all graduates of the
Los Angeles High school at the law office
of Walter +. Haas. 2l7 New High street.
Hugh J. Lee of the Providence, r.. l..
Journal, and Edward 7. Tobie jr., OF the
Pawtucket Evening Times. two young
newspaper men. are in this city on visit.
A Thimble party will be given Monday,
May Goth, at . 80 o clock, at the residence
of Mrs. J. M. G. Marble, 320l Flgneroa
street, under the auspices of the Y. W.
G. A.
Miss Neatly Stevens, the pianist. re-
turned last week from an extended tour
in the middle and southern states. and
will pass the summer at her home in
Pasadena.
Mr.. Mccarthy of Nashville, Tenn, ac-
companied by his two daughters, are Wis
iting Los Angeles and are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Il. Cranddll at their
home on Thrtieth street.
Owing to the remarkable sale of seats
for Ysaye's concert Friday night, Blanch-
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Mr.. and Mrs. Virgins. Mr.. and Mrs.
Long, Mr.. and Mrs. Buchanan, Mr.. and
Mrs. Crawford, Mr.. and Mrs. Liddell
Ellis. Mr.. and Mrs. Muratt. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sager, Mr.. and Mrs. Marlatt. Mr.. and
Mrs. Schafer. Mr.. and |: Mrs, Hall;
Mesdames Arthur, Kyle, Dolsen,
Clauser, Sirrell, Carls. Wilmans,
Stevens, Finnican, Perry. Warren, Little,
Reynolds, Sharp. Boggs, Wright, Pleas
ance, Burkhardt. Kellerman, Waterhouse,
Johnson: the Misses Mayer, X. Mayer,
Pleasance, Burkhardt, Schaefer, Myrtle
Schaefer; Messrs. Johnson, Clark, VOL
ford, Brogden, Wright, Kolstad, Mckee,
Tate, Schaefer. Schrieber, Benbrook,
Burr, Lenz, Elliott, Johnson, Moffett,
Ballard, Howell, Reynolds.
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Mother Goose Party

A number of ladies were charm ingly en-
tertained yesterday afternoon by Miss
Mary l.. Young at her home, 6i3 South
Pearl street, with Mother Goose party.
The house as simply but effectively deco
rated with white and yellow maIguertes
A small goose made from pasteboard with
the beginning of one OF the old nursery
rhymes written on one side, was given
each guest; these were to be filled out cor
rectly. The prizes going to the one who
had the most rhymes quoted. Miss Mar
gerry Wood won the first, Miss Gardener
the secoud, and the third was given to
Miss Carla Newton. The very merry and
delightful afternoon was enjoyed by Mes
danes Macombe 1.eithead. Leslie Smith
Fisk. Wood. Mllard tho Misses Fife.
Gardener. Frost Bisscher, the Misses
Church. tho Misses Newton, Lutz. Bal,
Policy. Eaton of Pasadena. Wisnell. Stock
ton, Wilson, Shankland, the Misses
Howes. Hit, Grow and other.
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Informal Thimble Party

The Misses Bugbee entertained inform
ally yesterday afternoon complimentary
to Mrs. H. B. Fits and Miss Perkins of
Alameda. A delightful afternoon was
enjoyed, fancy work, conversation and
music passing the hours all too rapidly.
Those present we're: Mrs. Thomas Pot
ter. Mrs. Calvert Foy, Mrs. Hammond,
Mrs. Gushee, the Misses Frankenheld,
Brown. Daisy Sumner, Bessie Carter, Ida
White, Anna Jenkins. Bessie Kendiick,
Carrie Wilson. Maud Maynard, Kathleen
Campbell, Mabel Brusseau. Bell Baker,
the Misses King. the Misses Foy and the
Misses Rogers.
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Shakespeare Club

The Shakespeare club met Tuesday
morning as usual. Some time was spent
in completing the arrangements for the
reception to be given on Friday evening.
After these were completed, the remain
der of the time was spent in answering
and discussing the questions which had
been distributed to each member upon
the first ana second acts of Henry ~.
Mrs Little also gave a paper upon the
comedy characters in Henry ". Next
Tuesday the lesson will be continuation
of the study of Henry V.
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Art Association Lectures

The next lecture of the course of the
art lectures of the Art association will be
delivered by Mrs. Eliza A. Otis in the
School of Art and Design, adjoining the
associations rooms, 11J West Second
street. on Tuesday evening next at 8
o'clock. Subject, California Scenery Ar
tistically Viewed. All interested in art
or California scenery are welcome.
A collection of historical and ancient
furniture. clocks. brio brac and delft is
being highly appreciated by the visitors
daily. The exhibition will remain open
till June 18th,
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Reception

A reception was rendered Professor
Chamb bers' Mandolin club by Mr.. and
Mrs. Chaplain at their residence on
Temple street last Friday evening. A
splendid musical programme was rem
dered Besides the Mandolin club con-
sisting OF Misses Ella Reesberg, Emma
Chaplain. Minnie Leischner. Clara Rees-
berg, Mary Hernandez. Messrs. Leigh and
Molly Bradley and Professor Chambers, a
number of guests were present. Covers
were laid for twenty and a dainty COLA
ton was served.
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A College Society BANQUET

The local members of the Beta Theta Pi
college society, which is one OF the olde st
and strongest of the Greek letter traterni
ties. will give feast during the coming
week to several of their distinguished
visiting fraters, among whom are Senator
o. u. Hubbell of Indiana and Judge II.
Clay Goodwin of Arizona. A prelimi-
nary meeting will be held at the Nadeau
Tuesday evening.
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Epstein.Lazarus Wedding

fhe wedding of Karl Epstein and Flora
Lazarus took place Sunday, May 18th, at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. B. Cohn,
920 West Ninth street.
The parlors were beautifully decorated,
La France roses were used in great pro-
fusion. The wedding was private. only
a few OF the most intimate friends of the
bride and groom being present. After the
ceremony the company repaired to the
dining-room, where an elegant collation.
was served.
At 30 the happy couple left for Coro-
nado, amid a shower of rice and good
wishes for future happiness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Epstein will be at home
after May 18th, at their residence, S24
South Flower street.
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Excur sion tn the East

An excursion to Yellowstone Park and all
the prominent cities i'll the East will leave
Los Angeles May 29th and San Francisco May
30th. accompanied by President aud Mrs.
David Starr Jordan. The presence OF SO emil
nent Il scientist and congenial traveller in
sures pleasant and profitable trip Greatly
Send for circulars to T., X. Stateler, 63S Market
ST., San Francisco.
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Informal Afternoon

A most delightful afternoon was en-
joyed with Mrs. L. X. Ainsworth by a
number of her friends Friday in her
charming and artistic rooms at the Ma
deau. Those present were Mines. John
Vosburg, John Duncan. J. H. Utley. O..
O'Melveny Newhall. John e. Platter,
Eugene +. Smith of Saoramento; the
Misses Waddilove and Wedmeyer.
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JUDGMENTS MUST STAND
Judge Van Dyke Clears Law Firm of Int
. Verterce and Neglect

Vertcrce and Neglect
Judge Van Dyke yesterday handed
down an opinion in the two cases Of
Emma A. M. de Philip ct AL. and Frank
T. Kelly against Thomas J.. Curran ct al
The matters for consideration in this case
consisted OF two motions to vacate and
set aside judgments entered in said
actions.on the ground that they had been
rendered through the mistake. inadvert-
ance, surprise and excusable neglect of the
former attorneys of the plaintiff, Smith
& Winder. These gentlemen had brought
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Luncheon at Santa rlonica

DR.. and Mrs. w. X. Jones gave a very
delightful luncheon yesterday at the Ar
cadia hotel, Santa Monica, in honor of
their neice, Miss Warner of Waco, Texas.
Those present were Mines. Custer, How
ard NJ. Sale. Sutter and Platt.
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Surprise Party

The many friends of Miss Minnie Ward
rendered her a surprise party last Friday
evening at her home, 6lS South Hope
street. The programme of the evening
consisted of music, cards and dancing.
Mrs Williams won the lady's prize, the
gentleman's going to Mr.. Sebin. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ.
Williams, Misses Lizzie West, Kentucky
Joe Lewis, Grace Bradley, George Suber,
Minnie H. Ward, Letta Williams Nellie
Wright, Rosna and Laurana Fraisher.
Davidson. Sadie Bartason. Messrs. Harry
Halfhiil Chem Wilson, Fred Adams, l..
Sibier, L. Il. Conkin. l.. Fuickle, W.
Edwards, G. Sheridan, f. Slemons,
Ward, ]. Harry Morrisey, Fletcher Felts.
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RUPTURE

To the people who are suffering from rup-
ture Prof. Joseph Fandry, formerly of Berlin,
Germany, now of Santa Barbara, is practical
rupture specialist and truss manufacturer. In
formation free whereby you can become cured
Those having tried all kinds OF patent trusses
and found no relief, also have given up all
hope TO those people am calling their atten-
ton and especially ask them to send me their
address,
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Gard Party

Mrs. n. Howell entertained number
OF her friends at her homo POI North
Spring street Wednesday evening. Whist
and dancing were tho features of tho
evening, and thoroughly enjoy cd by ali
she guests until late hour. Mrs. Howell
vas assisted in receiving by Mrs. M. A.
Wright. Those present were: DR.. and
Mrs. W. Il. Pritchard, Mr.. and Mrs. Dye,
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Charity Concert

The grand charity concert given in
Turnyerein hall last night was social
and musical success. Each selection rem
dered by the famous Catalina band was
artistic and beautiful. Although the hall
was fairly well filed. it is tc be regretted
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PROGRAMME FOR AQUATIC PERFORMANCE

At WestIake Park, at 7:so, Sunday, May 10Th,
by Profs. T. Raymons and J. Wallace
Commencing with three-quarters OF a
mile swimming race, fancy and comic
spring board diving. ending with the
great Monte Cristo act of being tied in a
sack and thrown into the lake, becoming
disengaged and escaping to the shore.
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IN SOCIAL LIFE

One OF the very delightful affairs of the
week was the six-handed euchre party
given by Mrs. o. c. Whitney and Mrs.
Frank Hart, at their home on South Olive
street yesterday afternoon. The cozy
rooms were effectively decorated, each
having different scheme of color. The
drawing room was bright and pretty with
artistic arrangements of mustard plant.
the library was deliciously fragrant with
carnations and honeysuckle, the blossom
and vine were over windows and pictures
making an artistic and soft finish to the
room; dark red and La France roses COM
pleted the very pretty decorations of the
other rooms. Tempting refreshments
we're served at the conclusion of the game
and the prizes distributed. There were
,ix. and all of dainty workmanship.
Those invited were:
Mesdames John Wigmore, J. II. F.
Peck, Robert J. Widney. N. l.. Graves, L..
J. Rose. n. U. Stowell. J. G. Newton, j..
W. A. Off, Howard Sale, Hadley, William
Warren, A; G. Bartlett, l.. G. Easton, Nc
keebe, Judge Brosseau, G. A. Worth, T..
Frank RAIDER. J. A. OsgJod, Aiken, Vail.
Z. j. Cowan, Smith, DR.. Cochran, James
Foord, J: F. Waterman, Gregory Perkins.
5. M. Baker. Hatch, Richard Mercer, s.
;: Salisbury. Sherman Powell, Henry
Metcalf, James Moore. DR.. Hunt; Mrs.
Samuel Wilson. Cleveland, o.; the Misses
Newton, May Newton, Smith. Baker.
3o'le, Maud Rose, Easton, Abby. Easton,
Lawrence. Mabel Rose Howes, Clara
Howes. Hatch, Hadley, Brosseau, Vos-
burg, Whitney and Doran.
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"BRowNs BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs" are the
simplest, quickest and most effectu4l rempdy
for Bronchitis, Asthma and Throat diseases.
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Surprise Party

|. A very pleasant surprise was rendered
Mrs. J. W. Van Horn at her residence on
Twenty fourth street by the members of
the Frank Bartlett w. II. G. on Wednes-
lay evening. May Is. About forty CT the
ladies' and their escorts assembled, and by
way of expressing their esteem and ap-
probation of the services OF their past
president presented her with beautiful
silver tea service. The evening was passed
with music and games, after which a
bountiful collation. was served.
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. L..
NJ. Langstaff, Mr.. and Mrs. Caleb Milli-
gan, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Il. Wirsching, Mr..
and Mrs. James Call, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Booth, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. +. Hodgman, Mr..
and Mrs. J. Calvin. Mr.. and Mrs.W. Saur-
rett, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Cyrenius, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. W. Dodd. Mr.. and Mts. J. Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Van Horn; Mesdames
Sarah A. Martin, Il. A. Jones. Gertrude
Sampson. Cordelia Spence, Sophia Stuhr
Mary Sittel, Carey, Ella d. Butler: Misses
Anita Gowen: Maud Paff, Jones, Z. B..
Higgins; Mr., Martin, Mr.. Charles Van
Horn and Others
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A. A. Eckstrom has removed to 324 South
Spring street with his stock OF wall paper
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Farewell Banquet

The farewell banquet OF Corporal H. L..
Wigmore, given in honor of his appoint
ment and departure to West Point by the
drum and bugle corps of the Seventh
Regiment, n. G.. c., took place in the
parlors of the armory on Thursday. May
10th. being delightful affair in all re-
spects for those present.
The parlors of the armory were taste
fully decorated with the regimental and
city flags interlaced by drums, bugles and
Col. W. G.. Schreiber, Major Halpin,
Sergeants W. Wankowski. Bradbury,
Lehn, Herman; Corporals Wigmore,
clans +. Beecher, R. Burns, J. Cap
ito, H. Fritcher, r. Hernandez, p. Hy-
denrick, l.. Kavanaugh. 5. Kemp, g..
Lawson. ii. Lyman, +. Morrill,. A. Pear
son, J. Rice, II. Schmeddig. w. Schmed-
dig, ]. Sullivan. +. Sage, c. Thornton,
f. Van Buskirk, S. Van Buskirk.
After delightfully."- served supper
Colonel Schneider, as toastmaster for the
evening, opened with few well-chosen
remarks. being followed by Sergeant Wan
kowski and Major Halpin, followed by
members of the corps and closing with a
short speech by Cory oral Wigmore. after
poral Wigmore with his discharge from
the regiment, accompanied with few
words OF praise to the corps. which were
listened to with rapt attention. An adj
journment to the parlors of the armory
followed. where progressive whist and
congratulations were the order of the
evening. The boys made handsome
appearance in their uniforms. The affair
was most delightful in every respect.
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Overture, Massaneillo, Auber.
Selection, Cavalleria Rusticana, Mascagni.
Xylophone solo, medley, Avalon, Goldman
Z. V. Goodman.
Grand fantasia, Scotch, Irish and English
airs, Baetens.
Overture, william Tell, Rossini.
Trombone solo, Air Vaire. Rocked = the
Waltz, Jolly Fellows, Volstedt.
Cornet solo, Three star, Bagley-Mr. H. G..
Bowen.
Medley overture, Jolly Minstrels, Brooks.
C, A. Jones, conductor.
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that larger audience was not present to
further a cause that is SO worthy OF en-
couragement and financial help. The
Catalina band, whose reputation is SO
widespread for its excelenJ music, was
offered to the ladies of the league by Cap
tam William Banning, and many thanks
are due his kind generosity in giving
the public the opportunity of hearing
the band under such favorable circum-
stances and in aiding the league in their
work. At the conclusion of the pro-
gramme dancing was enjoyed.
Among the audience were Judge and
Miss Van Dyke, Miss Wedemeyer, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Griffith. Mrs. T. B. Brown.
Miss Dorsey. Miss Patton, Mrs. and Miss
Mayo. DIR. Kurtz, Gregory Perkins, VIM.
Garland, A. Dezendorf, Miss Braly. j.
T. Griffith. Mr.. Teele. Mr.. and Mrs. Burk-
hard, Miss Kurtz, Mr.. and Mrs. J. b.
Banning, DR.. Bryant, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Moreno, Cal Bentzoni Miss Cash, the
Misses Mullins. Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Rose,
James Dezendort. the Misses Rose, Mr..
Adams. Mr.. Pike, Mr.. and Mrs. Percy
Schumacher. Mr. L. G. Ea,ton.
Following is the delightful programme
rendered:
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Highest of all in Leavening Power-Laes U.S. Report
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ABSOLUTELY PURE

seventeen damage suits growing out Of
the mine explosion at Roslyn in 1892 The
suits were brought in the Federal court
and the damages claimed aggregated a
large amount II is understood that the
company will pay between $4,000 and $50
900 10 the relatives OF those whose lives
were lost in the Roslyn horror.
Judgments have been entered on the
records here in six cases. in which the
plaintiffs were. Lulu Lewis, Margaret
Rees, Mary Hannah Hodgson. Bernhar-
dina Palmer, Elizabeth Davies and Isa-
bella Hogue. The records show that the
judgments were in favor of the defend
ant company, which has in no way ad-
mitted its legal liability for damages on
account of the explosion
The settlements were made by agreement
of Stratton, Lewis & Gilman, attorneys
for the plaintiffs. In each case where
husband was killed the widow was al
lowed $1,000. with an additional amount
for each child. In cases where son was
killed besides the father, $500 more was al
lowed The amounts will not be pad in
a lump sum, but the parties will be placed
on the company's pay roll, and payments
extending over period of FIVE years VIII
be made.
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MAY BUY THE TIDE LANDS.
Receiver Burieigh Authorized to Sc
..ul... Title In -. L. Terminnls.


Judge Hanford yesterday made IN or
der authorizing Receiver Andrew r. Bur
leigh. OF the Northern Paciilc. 10 pur-
chase tide lands in this city and Tacoma
from the state, al an expense OF ABOUT
$4,000. In presenting his petition for the
order Mr. Burleigh said the Northern Pa
cifc is in possession Of tide lands in Ia
coma estimated TO be worth a.5o,@9
Under the appraisement made by the
state il will take about sio5, 900 TO purchase
them. The company also owns what Is
known as the Yesler dock property. IN
this city valued at $1,000, which VIII cost
about $500 to buy.
In his order Judge Hauford says that
the acquisition 81 the tide lands is not
only desirable and beneficial but necessary
for the proper conservation OF the proper
ties Interested and ne therefore orders
that Receiver Burleigh acquire me Toe
lands described in the petition pursuant
20 the laws OF the state. paying for them
in such manner as in his discre ton VIII
best zubserve the interests OF the North
Cru Pacific
Receiver Burleigh says in his petition
that the line OF the Northern Pacihc was
located along the shores 81 Confhen,e
r1ent bHv. extending two miles along lHe
edge Of the water and in front Of the city
OF Tacoma. and that the company mas
claimed the elo feet ~ tide lands on each
side OF the center Of the road % which u
was entitled as yight-of-WaY- tie tnfh
cites the provisions n rhe state eonStlth-
ton which assert the state ownership OF
tide lands and the various laws and steps
taken Tor their sale. he believes thar II
hs does not file an application - purchase
The lands for the Northern Pacific. as an
occupant and improver. having 4 priority
right within sixty DAYS after me ap-
p-aissls ami plafs are flied the commis-
sioue- OF plbiic lands Vii sell them 70 IN"
highest bidder The lands had been re-
claimed bv the company. which nad s.
fabNshed there SIS main terminals or f'I-
zet sound and had built wharves. ware
houses. elevators and ccal run&eFs worth
p 81 90. r is claimed that the loss O.
the lands would be an injury 20 the ea-N-
Pany wholly and absolutely irrsParsole,
and that they could b duplicated no.
where ora The Sound. ard thar otaer ade-
quate terminal facilities suywfsre on ~
Sound Couli ~ ACQUIRED and conElr3cte1
Only at enor ruous expense
In regard 10 the Yes.er dock property.
che petition says the property IS extreme
Is valuable 20 the receiver, ard could n2t
Dc reproduced FOR Jess than sfl5ses-
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The Pauline Hall Opera Company IS at
the Seattle theater tonight and tomorrow
matinee and night Every theater g1er
in Seattle should witness this grand pro
ductlon. Secure your seats early
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The Great Northern has been notified
hv the Anchor lane Of lake steamers 10 dis
continue ~ once receiving all shipments
from Pacific coast points care OF that line
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\ cough which persists dav affn~ aa,.
sno - n0t 10 neglected any longer r,
F0a#0S something more .han a mere local
Irritation. and the soouer 50 iS rel. eve-9 ~
eetfer Takes Ayers Cherry Pertoraf -
Is gcaDpf to ara and sure 90 cure
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Tonieht Seattle theatsr. Pauline Han
opera COMPANY ~ "porras Faues+ a.
tracIlac IN Ses;-fe Tor Years
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RoSLYN DAMAGE SUITS

settled Out OF Court. the Company Pay
ing a Large sum.
Tacoma Oct 81 -SDecial.-Aie ssrs Ash
tor ana Chairman. attorneys for me
Northern paclne coal Company, have -
3ecle1 i settlement o.. Of ee4EE OF the
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Increased S21.0o over tho receipts for Jllv
AMI went aoov" the 100000 mark The
Disbursements for August were over 81. CoA o.
e" less fhsn IN July. the paymen- ~ IN
terest n July making the difference.
Parties 80 the suit
New York, OF 2l.-Tn the action ~ the
Farmers Loan and Trust COMPANY
against the Northern Pacnc Railroad
Company Judge I.a~o-rbe ~ .ns -ir-,-.t
Court TODAY con-nrred iu The decision Of
Judge jenkins permitting first and tHir5
tonaho'ters 20 become parties % tho sal,
Payne i'm Carlsbad
New York. or' Sat the Office az the
former Northern Pa r..ir receivers F.. yrss
stated toiay thst T. = Crowley NJ To-
so1ns. and A p Jo.iue of New york
co1ns@, for the 3eposei receivers VIII an
pear AZ Seattle TODAY before Judge Ha7-
i'r5 n 7"7ajs ~ their clients. u e. Payne
Is 40 Carlsbad GERMANY T-o-7.~ !,
'sN"s IS i0 th.s rty. ara Thomas p
Rouse is iu cleveland
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Burlelgh to Build New N.P. sbops

Receiver Burielgh. Of the Northern Pa
ciic. may spend $4,000 in the construc-
ton OF division terminals. to replace the
shops burned at Sprague. according to an
order made by Judge Hanford yesterday.
and he = 20 use his discretion al what
point on. the road they shall be construct
ed In presenting his petition Mr. Bur
leigh said the property burned had been
insured for $lls 100. and that a claim for il
had been made but was not vet paid
Plans have been prepared for the terni-
nails AZ a cost not 10 exceed $4,000