The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-08

rcieaH Troubad51rss an extremely novel
hanG 81 m1ss~sxr~
Al each performances hundred presents
VIII ~ distributed ansxsxgx the audience
These PRESENTS Will consist % china tea
sets. geld band. fcrsy-fossr rse~~x. rars-
some cha nab~r s<ts ross and silver ware
fu~rss@rer dry and fsrey rooss. choice sta
tionery. glass sefs. ice pitchers cnns cs
ccaI. groceries. including barrels OF sour
ard kits o. mAcksrel
Katie Ean<se-s Ea~.x~~<~a
In this day OF vaudeville an ATTRACTION
that car hoast Of Eve exceedingly strong
srscsaIftes IN connection With q n.@lofra ma
that is known from one era OF the country
20 the other. Is bound 20 demand attention
frv-n the sheaser-going public Such an
attraction ss Katie Emmett. In The Watts
OF New York Among the weli-known
speciality artists IN tse company are Har-
~ West ore Of the bess-known German
dialect comedians in the county. Jenny
Ensel one Of Tory Pastors favorfts
cards. De ArysIIe Sisters. from the Alnana-
bra. Lonscn. Baby Isabelle. the youngest
eaiid on the stage, being only
years old and merry Katie
Emmett, In her latest budget OF
songs. Miss Emmest's representation
OF Willie Raxus. New York newsisoy. is
said 10 be \ uni sse ard distinct character
head os her profession IN this lire Of work
Her performance is 50 natural and winning
that eyea tie boyrs OF the gallery come TO
look upon Miss Emmett as their partlcsI-
FAR friend and champion Recently In De-
troft the newsbcys baaA connected with
al the CADILLAC hotel. and then attended
the performance in body. and their en-
sbns1sAsm vas something wonderful 20 see.
The boys Of the waits mission at Chicago
are indebted 10 Miss Emmett for many an
enjoyable evening and substantial dinner
nd invariably speak OF her as s'ou-
Katie a title that Miss Emmett is Justly
proud of. Miss Emmett viii be seen in
The Waits of New York at the Seattle
theater two nights. commencing Friday.
November L..
MtnstreDs ut the Third Avense.
A week from tonight Mahara's min
Ssreis win open at the Third avenue the
alter for one week. with new and catchy
songs. sparkling mirth and ap-to-ssate spe-
clalties. The coiored man is the father
OF rainstreisy. In him can be found all
the elements that go TO make up a first
class minstrel Mahara has gathered the
best talent that the South has ever pro-
duced.
Theatrical News by telegraph.
vember 8. the following was received at
the Post-Inteiligeneer office anent the
opening OF that ultra fashionable event
In New York. the annual horse show AT
Madison square garden. All OF swell
New Yorkdom turns out to these fnnc-
tons. and the show Is not confined to
that OF horses. but Is one OF female
beauty In It's very best bib and tucker.
People who have been alive to the swag-
ger affairs of the society set in New York
are well acquainted with the fact that
the horse show Is really such In fact. the
best equine flesh In the country being an
nuaIly paraded I'm the great ampitheater
before men and women who are really
good judges OF horses and their trappings.
The New York dispatch says:
An army Of workmen is fast putting
the finishing touches to the interior OF
Madison Square Garden. where horses
and society folk viii share honors during
the coming week This will he the
twelfth annual exhibition of the national
Horse Show Association in this city. and
the demand for admission is greater
than that of last year. the usual finan-
the out-of-town entries TO the show have
already arrived and are now quartered in
different stables about the city, where
they will be cared for until tonight. when
the committee In charge will receive them
at the garden and allot each animal a
are II. W. Ford. OF Lexington. Ky. with
his celebrated trotter, Trevelyn. and ]. s.
Bratfon. Of Chicago. with IS head.
"Bratfon's stock consists of road horses
H.. il here with a number OF French
coach horses H. ~. Crussley Is en- route
from Rosseau, Canada, with several head
of haekneys. Adam Beck. OF London,