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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-05-08

child is teelhlng you can't be TOO
careful with them.
Tho other day my wife was looking
al around tho room for her spoolaelea.
When suddenly she discovered that che
bad them on aud she exclaimed, "Won.
I do reckon I'm the biggest fool In tho
wofldw No you amt, grandma"
said another grandchild. You arc
the besset fool ia the world" Her
speolacles have got too young for her,
and i must get her another pair.
What pity 10 Is that these old grand
renfh"rs have 90 wear M and pass
away Mother Eve didn't. Good
gracious what a time she had with
her posterity. Josophus says she had
sixty children, and If they had sixty
apiece and 30 on down tho line and she
lived as long as Adam did, there we're
eight generations In sight, and that
would make millions Of people. IL
would make hundred millions IL each
generation had only ten apiece.
But 1 must stop Eliminating about
these speculations for / hear Mrs. Arp
calling again on the piazza. 'Ts IL the
other snake, said /. ono; but the baby
is fretting and wants you 10 take her
and walk in the garden. Be sure aud
keep her bonnet on. She is running
At the nose now, and she sneezed
awhile ago."
"Sneezing is a good sign" said /.
cit is a sign the cold is getting bet
ter" but / don't make my wife believe
it. / don't believe she knows as much
about raising grandchildren as she did
own children. Certain it is that she her
worries more about them. When Car
oline's mother goes visiting my wife is
afraid something will happen to the
child before she gets back. oh, my
country--it makes me 80 tired. BIN
| Arr in Atlanta Constitution.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-05-08
NEBRASKA DEMOCRATS SPEAK.
They Demand the Restoration Of Sill
yer to It's Place.

yer to It's Place.
Nebraska Democrats held their state.
convention at Lincoln Wednesday.
The currency question was the domi-
mating feature of the convention and
enthusiasm was at a high point. With
the delegates, all of one mind, there
was little strife and the work was COM
pleted early.
The appearance Of ex-Oongressman
Bryan and the incidental mention Of
bis name as presidential possibility
was the occasion for wild cheering.
The platform says:
Sin order to undo the wrong already
done and to prevent a further rise in
the purchasing power of the dollar,
We favor the immediate restoration Of
free and unlimited coinage of gold and
silver at the present legal ratio of Is.
to !, as such coinage existed prior to
1878, without waiting for the aid or
consent of any other nation, such gold
and silver to be full legal tender for
all debts, public and private.
''We are opposed to the retirement
of the greenback and demand that the
secretary of the treasury, instead of
issuing interest bearing bonds for the
purpose of gold, shall recognize the
silver as money of redemption and ex-
ercise the right to redeem greenbacks,
treasury notes and all other coin obli-
cations in silver when silver is more
convenient"
The resolutions favor tariff for reve-
nue. only, an income tax. election of
United States senator's by direct vote
and in opposition to the American
Protective Association.
For delegates at large: W. J. Bryan,
of Lincoln; @. ]. Smith, of Omaha,
and W. Il. Thompson, of Grand Is
land, and W. d. Oldham, of Kearney,
were selected. Twelve district dele
gates were also named.
just before the convention adjourn
ed resolution was introduced in
structing the delegates to support w.
J. Bryan for president. Mr.. Bryan
protested, inasmuch as it would virtu-
ally bar him from acting as delegate,
and at his earnest solicitation the res
olution was withdrawn.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-05-08
THE WORLDS METHODIsTs
Gather at Cleveland to Settle ImpOr-
tant Questions.

Friday morning the twenty-second
uuadrennial conference of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church convened in
Cleveland, o. Five hundred and
thirty-seven delegates coming from the
four quarters of the earth will enact
legislation for the denominations which
they represent.
The questions to be settled during
the next thirty days are of vast i'm
portance to members of this denomi-
nation. The question of women hav-
ing right to assist in making laws Of
the church will be settled. Another
proposition before the conference will
be the removal of the time limit reg
ulatirg the length of a preachers
stay in charge of one church. Many
city pastors have opposed the present
5-year limit, and will seek to have it
extended. Still another interesting
question is the proposed elimination
from the church of the rules against
popular amusements. 1t is thought
that existing rules touching amuse-
ments will be revised.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-05-08
ILLINOIS REPUBLICANS.
Mckinley Doomed in Their State
Convention.

Mckinley Doomed in Their State
Convention.
The Illinois republican state con-
vention was called to order at Spring
field Thursday.
The demonstration that greeted the
mention of Mckinley was terrific.
Two-thirds of the convention, and
thousands in the gallery, rose en- masse
and cheered for three minutes. Speak
er Calhoun was recognized and eulo-
gized Mckinley.
The financial plank is as follows:
''Resolved, That we, the republic
cans of Illinois, are emphatic in our
demand for honest money. We are
opposed, as we ever have been, to any
and every scheme that will give to this
country currency in any way depre-
ciated or debased, or in respect infe-
rior to the money of the most adj
yanced and intelligent nations of the
earth. We favor the use Of silver as
currency, but to the extent only and
under such restrictions that the parity
with gold can be maintained"
The platform declares in favor Of
protection, reciprocity, coast defenses,
an enlarged navy and sympathizes
with the Cuban revolutionists.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-05-08

A Hundred Killed in an Explosion.
An explosion, by which 100 persons
are believed to have persisted, has oe-
Cured at Micklefeld, Yorkshire, Eng
land. The explosion took place in p
colhery. Twenty injured persons have
been rescued from the shaft,
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-05-08
Explosion IN a WOODEN Mini,

The steampipe in the drying room
at the Jackson, Tenn, wooden mill ex-
ploded Thursday morning. No one
was killed, but number Of operatives
were badly injured.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-03

Tr.y tylko powisty ME ~przyniosiy
s%tronnictwu ludowemu zwyoiestwa. w
gorlickim kierowai wyborami starosta
Gubstsa, inny mi ssowy bohaser zes.}o-
r~ooznej kompanii sejuowej. p~owiatu
niskiego broni& pred navajo lrdowa
sdwokat, posei ! wiasoiciel d6br W jed
nej osobis. Kostheim, indywiduum,
Prres wiasnyoh koleg6w " .awodzie
napietnowsne IA ozynv. podpadajaoe
kodeksowi karnemu. Obaj dygnitarze
mieli sic podobno j~askrawyoh dopusz-
ozac nadutyc, ktors beda niewatpliwie
Przedmiotem energicznego protestu wy
borrow do wiadz. w rzeszowskiem ma
koniec zawichrzyi ks. Stojalowski, roz
biz solidsrnosc ludu, i oddai go ma pa
stwe przeoiwnikow. Do rady powiato.
wei weszio tn o~stateoznie osmiu WHO'S.
clan, miedzy mimi ozterech ludowc6w,
natomisst 10 zwoleunik6w ks. Stolaiow.
skiego ami jeden ME rostai wybrany.
Nastepstwa praktyozne ostatnich wy
borrow beds wosls powaane i wstpliwo-
Sol ME ulegs, ze, kledy przyjds wybory
do Rady pahstws, ruch ludowy z wiel-
ka wystspi siia.
(Cisg dalszy nsstspi).
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-03
BacznOst ROdacy!
Odezwa do SzanOwnej POlskiej Pu.
blicZnOsci W Chicago.

Niniejszem many Zaszczyt doniesc szan.
Polskiej Publicznosci, IL ma dniu 10 listopada
RIB. zafozone zostafo MOVIE Tow. Pozyczkowe
i Hasa Oszczednosji, Budowy Hall Puiaskie-
go. TowarZystwO 10 ma ma celu dobro tax
Hall Puiaskiego, jak | akcyonaryuszy /
zasfuguje na poparcie Rodak6w i zapewne
tego poparcia donna. Akcye MONA nabyc
MONA po Genie 1913 centa Ia akcye, TAX
wpfacone pieniadze beda przynosic Z pro-
cent. Posiedzenia tegoz t~owarzystwa odby-
bywaja sic W kazdy wtorek cd godziny 7.3O
do wieczorem W hall Pufaskiego, 500 8.
Ashland Ave. Dotychczas ma pierwszem
~posiedZeniu zapisanych zostafo 113 czfon-
kow. Zarzad novel Sp6fki cieszy sic ma
dzieja, &c polska Publicznosc przyczyni sic
do wzrostu tegoz Towarzystwa i ze krot-
kim czasie liczba czfonk6w tegoz bedzie
iiczyc tysiqce, a przez to bedzie mozna
utrzymaG polska hale W polskim reku.
z ~szacunkiem, Jan f. Deptulski, prezes,
Wincenty Spychaia, vice prezes, Adam
Biaszczyhski, skarbnik, Jan Drzycimski,
sekretarz l., J6zef Latoszewski, sekr. H.,
FIR. Z~drojewski, sekr. I'LL, K. Szabiewski,
And. Morowski | Stan. Lauferski, rada
gospodarcza, G. +. Pettkoske, n~otaryusz.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-03
CHICAGO, % listopsda 1896.

NhlCAOO' 20 hstopeoa 1910.
Ma mocy nadesianych deklaracyJ 1
oerty6katow zostaly ~przyjete nsstepu.
jace Towsrzystws:
GruPs S44 Tow. Ago Puiku Uisnow
Polskich " Buffalo, N. Y. sekr. Kari
misrz GOrny, 80 sobieski st., East Buff
fslo, N. Y.
Grups 345, Tow. Gwardys KosOiu-
szh " Mo KeespOrt, Pa, sekr. MiObal
Gorski, Al Hartman st., MoK essport, Pa.
Grupa S40, Tow. Kosoiuszki " New.
ton Upper Falls, Mass, sskr. Jan Ro
msszkiewiOz, Lib. BIO, Newton Upper,
Mass.
y rozporzadzenis Rzsdu Centrslnego
NJ. u. Sadoooskd, sskr. Jsn.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-03
z kraju kraju.

Pred rokiem pisalismy W Zgodzie,
ae ruoh ludowy W Galioyi wyp&ynai re
siis zdumiewajaca. Terra. zas dzielimy
sic z o~1ytelnikami nas.ymi t. radosna
nowina, ze " oafym s.eregu powiat6w
ruoh ludowy tryumfuje, gdyA wybory
do rad P~owistowyoh wypadly pomyslnie
ola ~stronniotwa ludowego.
Dotychczas rady powiatowe byly W
miniature tenn, 90 Ssjm galioyjski. w
radaoh tych rzad.iia prrewsanie s,la-
ohta, a ohlopi sluayli tam IA dekoraoye.
Rozumiai tez lud, ae to ws.ystko ma je-
go odbija sic sk6rze, i ayczyl tez So
bic aadal c~alkowitego zniesienia rad
Powiatowych. Ale ruoh ludowy w.ma-
gajscy sic wyrobil W ludzie samowie-
DE Polityozno-spoleozna i dzieki temu
ruohowi lud zrozumiai swoje potrzsby i
ruOh ten uozynil go p~rzystepnym ola
Pojec obywatelskioh i og6lno narodo.
wych. TAX wieo ten aywiol nowy wszed}
do Sejmu - nowy aywio} teraz woho-
dzi do rad powiatowyoh.
Zwyoiestwo tegoroozne wiekszem je-
Sszo1s jest cd zeszioroo.nego zwyoie-
silva. Nawet dzieki snergio.nemu wy.
stapieniu posaa Lewakowskiego W par
lamencie prasa rzadows .achowa}a sic z
taktem.
0 tyoh zwycieskich Ola stronnictwa
iudowego wyborach pisze Przeglqd
Wszechpolski:
Krakow, Chrzsn6w, Boohnia, Waldo.
vice, Grybow, Krosno, Limanowa, Me
leo, Myslenioe, Dabrowa, Tarnobrzeg i
Skaiat OTTO powiaty, W ktoryoh
stronniotwo ludows pr.eprowadzilo W
zupefnosci listy kandydat6w swoioh,
juz to przewazajaca odrazu wiekszoscis,
juz tet Pc zaoietsj waloe z stronni.
otwem zaohowawozem, po dwu, / gdzie-
niegdzie trzykrotnem giosowaniu. w
krakowskiem, k~rosiehskiem, mielso
klein, tarnobrzeskiem i skalaokiem WV.
brani .ostali sami chaopi, " innyoh 20
wiataoh prsyjmowano ma liste takae Z
Posrod inteligencyi zdeoydowanyob
z~wolennikow ruchu ludowsgo i tax: W
Ohrzanowskim w~adowiokim przeszli z
ohiopami sdwokaoi, W mysleniokim in.
Aynier | dwooh i~nteligentnyoh miesz
ozsn, W dsbrowskim rados sadowy, W
limanowskim apteksrz, W b~ochehskim,
roPozyckim i grybowskim nswet VIA
s~ciciele obszarow dworskich. Ksiety
lud dwoch tylko wybrai, W powiataoh
ohrranowskim j grybowskim, ozemu
dziwic sic ME motna, wobeo ma ogol
nieohetnej postawy, jake duohowie6
'two gslioyjskis Z nskazu politykujs.
Oyoh biskupow przybraio wzgledsm ru.
ohu ludowego. Bsdz Gu bsdz szczego.
~ powyzsze dowodsa, 10 mimo pre-
OiwnyOh twierdzeh prssy ko~nserwaty-
wnej s%tronnictwo ludows ME zasklepis
sic ~bynsjmiej kastowo W sferre VITO.
scishskiej / ME boiduje bezwzgIednsi
1ssad1ie, Re ohioPi chsOpa tylko wyhie-
rae powinni. Zrssrts wyb6r samyoh
"iosCian, gdyby nswet byi reguas, ME
rsssagiwsiby ma pOsepienie ami ME u.
bliAaiby ludOwi, pc powistsoh zas ia.
kioh' jak krakowski, sksd stshozykow
'two galioyjskie ciemny rod sw6j wy.
wodsi | gdxie do niedswns jeszcze
1mors ma ~wszystkiOb ! wszysskism cis
ayfo' wybor TAXI, .~nsmionujsoy rady.
kalne wyrwolenis sic wioscian Z nsrzu
GOMEZ i'm przewsgi Observation-Disclosures
kiej jest objawem re wszsoh miar poza.
dsnym ! wsznym ma przyszsosc.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-03

ADWOKACI.

ADWOKACI.
Ddnkoacski, L. r., offs: "a La Sale 81,
Mieszkanie: $50 w. IL st., Chicago.
Smulski, J.F., offs: % Metropolitan Bl,
Mieszkanie: sos Noble st., Chicago,
Geeting d Nosodk, LIP Clark st. Room
41O, Chicago.
CzdrneckS~6 Koralcski, offs mr.. sol,
5O5 La Sale Ut. 804-6O6 Milw. ave.
ARCHITEKCI.
F~IiziAososki, I. s., 90 w. Division a,
Chicago, III.
B~drdoAski, Wiksor, 838 Noble ul. roa
Bradley, Chicago.
Butkiesoicz, Kdzimierz, 58l Milwaukee
ave. r6g Will st. Chicago.
Burda, W9ad., Noble ST., roe Blaok.
hawk, Chicago.
blisko California ave. Chicago.
Noaodk, Jan, 724 w. 18th str. r6e
Paulina st. Chicago.
Lenard, Robert, 8448 Superior Ave.
South Chicago, Ill.
AGENCI ,,REAL ESTATE.
Stan, Teo,sl, $50 Milwaukee Ave. Chi.
oago, Ill.
Durski, Marian, 5SS Noble ct. Chico
60, Ill.
TOWARY BkAWATNE.
Ssumihshs, Jehn O., 604 Noble sts.
Chicago, Ill.
DOKTORZY.
Ku7eaoski, ". A.,724 w. 10 st. q tai.
Re W apiece Butkiewioza, Chicago.
S~ienaino,oicz, DR.. ". J. 576 Milwaukos
ave. Chicago.
Zi6tkososki, M. d., 838 Noble 81. 1
o74 Milwaukee ave. Chicago.
.DENTYSCI.
Chrzanoaoski, j. a. Dr., 721 Milwaukee
ave. Chicago.
FABRYKl CIGAR.
Msczarski, J6zef 90 Homer Street.
Chicago, Ill.
FOTOGRAFJE.
Niklds s Pasosososki,589 Milwaukee ~,
Il block cd al. Noble). Chicago.
~Ldsikoacski, Jan W, 43s Milwaukes
Ave. Chicago, Ill.
Leaoin, Henryk, SAT Milwaukee Ave.
Chicago, Ill.
SKkADY HERBATY IKAWY.
hIass, J6zet, SOL Noble st. Chicago.
KSI4ZKI 1 ARTYKUkY RELI.
CLINE.
Augustynosoicz s Podczaski, SOB Noble
str. Chicago.
INTROLIGATORZY.
Metsger, @. E., 457 w. Huron Str.
Chicago.
ZAKLADY KRAWIECKIE.
Snaolihski, j., 807 Milwaukee Ave.
Chicago, Ill.
MEBLE / PIECE.
Noaoacze,oski, W2Gd., 1913 - $40 Mil.
waukee av. Chicago.
S~nsolars, Piosr, 697 Milwaukee Y,
Chicago, Ill.
Sto6iecki, Roman, 489 Milwaukee Va
Chicago, Ill.
MALARZE.
SchIie6en, p. 639 Holt q Chies
60.
NOTARYUSZE PUBLICAN.
Brodooski, Il. D., sol Noble ST. Chi.
cago, Ills.
PIEKARNIE.
WlekIihski, Walenty, 693 Dickson n
Chicago, Illinois.
Paoetkieaoicz, O., 680-682 N. Ashland
Ave. Chicago.
PRALNIE BIELIZNY.
Mileoczyk, r. T., 815 Noble Street..
Chicago, Illinois.
SKkADY OBUWIA.
Stspihski, W. s Kasprzyk, ". oll
Noble ST., Chicago.
RESTAURACYE 1 SALONY.
Dziscioskiesoicz, A., 572 Noble Stress,
Chicago.
CrpryAsSi, s., 90 W. Division ct. Chi.
oago.
Gracsyk, J6sef, Sol Noble Str. Chio..
60, Ill.
Makouoski, a., 892 Milwaukee ave.
Chicago, Ills.
Persoroski, Lgnacy, 562 Noble Str.
Chicago, Ills.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-03
BiurOR uCentralnegO
Zwiazku Mar. Pol.

CHICAGO, 20 listopada 1896.
Nastepujaoy ozlonkowie przyjeci 20
stall do Zwiazku Mar. Pol:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-03

opOoz tch 1014 caonkow ubeTieczunyh, ". Mar Pol Icyje sue 300 caoukow niubeu
zonk6w. Cd Semu pzYbyh olukox 4 > .
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-01
Conrt Note.

In the suit OF Jeremiah J. OfConror 81
ak. -. James X smith. e. TX Judge
Langley YESTERDAY snsred an order OF ee-
fault against the csfe1dantE-
Judge Ossorn yesterday dismissed the
sult Of Daasei Jones - the Tacoma All
Company finding that ere defendant has
30 place Of business IN King county.
H. " Moalt0r yesterday took OATH as
receiver Tor me Aliea Printing Company.
flEnx Z security bon5 q 100 with X. y.
Richmond and e. " apseT az secuTitlsS-
Ja9ge Humes yesterday granted Martha
j. Elliott = divorce from samuel ". RI
lott % the ground 81 aDan1onsni. ana
aNarsed her tbs custody Of her s-ye1T-old
son samuel.
In the case OF the Front Street Cable
Railway Company Es. James &. Drake.
as marshal. 81 a., the agreed statement
OF facts vas fled in the United States
court yesterday.
C. T. lawson was yesterday examined
before judge Langley or the charge OF
tn&znEy ard VAS committed 20 the asj-
fuu deputy Sheriff Mccorry leavtng win
boat.
Deputy United States Marshal Gutter
jurors for services Ter he June term.
49, There were twenty-five jurors IN
attendance.
IN the ease OF e Milford vs.. - %.
Warner e. ak. Judge Osborn yesterday de-
r3e& " &FGsFE IofkuE Tor a rev TIA Als4
sgnea IN order OF judgment in Muifores
favor for xS44 and costs. .nclD9ing All
attorney fee Of Sf-49.
rs the case az II II A. Hastings. receiv-
ar fer The Security savings hank. ~ r.
- Black et al Judge Osborn yesterday
gave Judgment BY 3efapiF against the de-
PENDANTS II. Marshall. Chester NJ Groat
and Hannah X. Grozi
g ] Snlsh. receiver Of the Oregon I'm
PROV susent Company has pEtltioued the
United States court for authority 10 pay
= aSseNernf AIS slle on stock Ok the
Narth American Navigation Company
subscribed ~ ". X. Young. as trustee
TIE suit % the German Savings and
Loan Society vs = ". Wali ~ ux.. fled
yesterday in the superior court.
vas accompanied ~ petition for
receiver 20 take charge 81 the mort
saEet property. s0d Judge Langley APP
pointed = K strive.
The salt % the German Savings and
Loan Society rs william Biackrnan and
Ada y Ks8aekmar, fled yesterday ~ the
SUPERIOR eunrf. was accom- panied ~ a
motion for a receiver 70 take charge OF
the Fnnrtxagei prem SEES. lots ; ard 2.
hieck a. A A. Deunv's addition. and a
tract ~ fs8 fses or Second avenue ey is
fees II depth. between blanchard and
fsnoTa streets ard Judge Langley aP-
posatsa F. h strive.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-01

cry Treasurer MeaeAaEn Yesterday tele-
xratshes Is New York Tire money - sntf{A
the ssrnf-anussai Interest on bonds TIE
amount VAS tsasu.
rhe petition and band % r sart0r &
Co SIS YESTERDAY flied with the city
cssnutre8tsr. asking a wholesale and retail
ibaaaT Ioenss fog Is James street AID -
feaasf say
The report % Tho city engineer VAS fled
YESTERDAYS. showing progress Of work on
the Rslaler street slide. Tne document
exNfh1sef thaf the Work heretofore per
formed BY Ire strcrs aensrtnent amount
rf 70 sase. coz sfr1articn - rccA drain. IL
So. a further sum - S7ae, making total
az Hao NJ Tacsusou recommends a
fgrfhef sxusnffture u sEa TIE gltv en-
g8neer aiSn Sled his report - the improve
rnsnfk - Seventh avenue. near ne cosrt-
house TIE expense Tor various reasons
exceeded Mr. Thomson's estimates by 80.
Sc asks a. appropriation 81 that SUM 20
coftNl*te tae improvements
s0arr & wfluet contractors sor the
~sYfaE - Pioneer place ard klTst aV@nae.
vsas tfag alsB On the city cen nfraiisr'S o.
Zee fAe3r hosd Cor sAnH. gs2Arant seiuE the
eansittoa 81 rauai~ Tor tSs wears - those
portions - BE streets coming under their
contract The Furetiss. BESIDES TIE Gen.
zrAeters a. afm ara ne arm as ln3i-
Wstuaas are William 4 Peters Robert
~tesferreaasss ana = y FF5nk. After the
acceptance Of the work Nv ths city en-
EfnHsT and tae tasri % p&hBc works. ire
refNaH H{na p pVg cent. 8etatnE8 bV Tire
teFnss ~ sha eontracs sntf tsc Acceptance
q. taa wagS VIII - u2sa 10 Snurg A. wa.
raas less ere raEt - Immediate reuafr~
Rns Eha Judgements sEA1ass fNA f~na ard
ACTORS Ter fs9ETuemls n@uf.aE for &4sn-
aEex ~ tAr nFraNirE ~ glass sna foasli1x
CooueF s Levy an4 tas El&elits and Cas-
naEts CsearanE.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-01

For a laughing success. Saratoga" IS
entitled 10 rs appAlIation OF peer OF COM
s1ies. and the Walter Hodges company TO
credit as fun producers The Third Avenue
was well filed last night. and the audience
was kept IN a roar OF laughter from the
time the curtain rose till the end OF the
last act The play shows I'D The so.bles OF
efeie society "a graphic way, the upper
crust experiencing ali kinds OF eruharrass-
ment at the hands % a gay Lothsrio. The
scene is laid az ire famous watering place.
Saratoga. and Walter Hodges, as Robert
Sackett, the victim OF feminine graces ard
wileS. falls in love with and becomes en-
gagged 70 every pretty girl he meets IN
the last act when the 5enonenent occurs
and everything Is made lovely. his cheer
fulness in prevaricating IS simply sublime
Essie T4ttelI. as Fife Remington. the dash
ing daughter of a mulu-rn!liionaire. acts
her part 70 the letter She falls n love
with Sackstt and becomes nearly heart
broken upoa learning Of his fckleness, 7nf
aenounces him. bat az the eleventh hour
repents and averts the shedding OF gore
which Is 20 follow his exposure. Her nor
ularify IN Seattle Increases with each sue
ceecfng perfovu3a nee. and IN Saratoga -
she e1chants her auditors more than ever.
The scenery and stage setting are Of the
very finest, made expressly for the p.e-e
and the costumes worn are ularvels OF arr
The specia1ties in Saratoga" are arranra 2
expressly for the play Miss Rankin in
eerd song. Rosa Dean" as usual made a
success. aaa John Spicke:f IN Irish relo-
dies and his repetition OF Ma Angailra .,
carried the house Miss May Buckley sag
in very sweet manner the latest lullaby.
''9y-lo. Baby. By-io.~ and the rnanSolf-
ana guitar duet ~ Mss Tgtteu and srr.
Gamble was encored
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-01

Another large crowd attended the Seat
Tie theater last night and thoroughly en-
ioyed the wonderful performances OF Prof
Eristolss educated horses. The youngsters
were particularly charmed and amused
for the professor pretended that he vas
a school master. and that the horses were
his pupils. Very obedisnt pupils they wre~e
too, but the professor pretended TO ana
fault occasionally and told out punish
r1enfs. one 10 stand on his head. another
20 60 down OF his knees, and another 70
stand Up IN the Ounce corner-tho ssrh ~
didn't really deserve f. and the professor
only told them 70 do these things to show
what funny things they could do One Of
tie funniest things. BY the way. = IN.
performs nee o the horse that laughs
He works his lower Jaw and Inns in the
most co-icaI manner.
" bile the horses are a. school fra ~
them does sums in mental ar4thrnesf~
called OCT 70 him ~ the bows IN tie audit
euce. and he never makes any mistakes
One fetches 4 table when be Is told an
other . chair another goes for 4 fetfer
ard another opens desk al By himself
ans fetchfs t1e professor "a silver dollar
and then q dollar bHl. There are two TN
~ mules IN the school and ore ~ fhsr,
heips the professor pat his coat or Tnz,
brushes q for him- In short. these voos
scholars may - said 70 DO everything
except speak a EteCe. their lessons NJ
having gone that Tar yet
There Ufll be a matinee today ara r.
children VIII Dc given free rides o. thr
ponies.