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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-24
HUNTER FAILS TO CONNECT
Maybe Governor BRADLEY VIII Succeed
Blackburn, After All.

louisville. KY, March pa special
to the Evening Post from Frankfort
saws. Today was the first on which a
SEPARATE ballot could be taken for a
United States senator % succeed Sena-
tor J. c. 5. blackburn. under the ruling
of Lieutenant Governor Wor:hing.
All the morning rumors were rife o.
the boiling % SIX Republican members
who would not support Congressman
Godfrey W Hunter. 20 the combination
between a few Republicans and Demo-
Gratis 10 elect Governor Bradley 20 the
United States senatorship. thus causing
a vacancy in the governors Office and
making an opening for the Democrats
Hunter had been hard az work using
federal patronage on the boilers and al
10 o'clock announced that he would GER
tainly win on the first ballot. This as
sertior. however. proved 20 be untrue.
At II O'Clock the two houses bailOted
with the following result:
In the senate the vote stood: Black
burn Gree Silver DEM IA; Hunter
Rep) -: Boyle CRepD 3; Davis Sound
Money Dam) s: total IS.
In the house the vote was as follows;
Blackburn -: Hunter 81: Boyle :: Davis
;: McCreary I; Buckner !: Sloane !:
necessary 20 choice 20 The result
shows that DIT. Hunter csrnot win 81
JOINT session tomorrow.
The boiling Republicans. Senators
Linn. Ramsnns and Clark ard Repre-
ss-tstiyes Nanse. Baldwin ard Sap,er.
issued 2 sensational card this morning
saying TIA. they would 10. support
Hunter because he was Illegally the
nominee They concluded with ne sig
nihcant statement that they were not
bought nor FOR sale
7. = probable that Blackburn VII -
withdrawn tomorrow and many OF TIE
Silver Democrats vii cast ths!- votes
tor Governor Bradley. toE>tbs- with The
boiling Rsp1bHcans. The governors
friends are urging hin % come ost bod
- against Hunter.
Frsrkfort, Ky. Asrch z7-Ths SIIy.-
Democrats ned csDcus tonixhf bsst az
r5et71-g ., indiczte sSsaf cour.s they zsf
pursue IN tcrnoTroN'z bsliot - sena-
s;5r. Dr. HuutsFs friends have been
s-ngnr ever possible pressure %
bear ~ fhsflapu biicea- Ehss T8.e5 f1r
RoyIs todsy ard calm tina: tr3 q .sesn
XII vote tos Hunter torno-roW. TOE
frssz5s r C9geTror Rrs1ley claim ira.
-a-e> mo-e Republicans ElB d-zsrt Hun
is- ;9ne-.oV Nsitse- - gves na-se.
Ths SUn:e9 psapse xfIi Try % fo-u% q
continuous s~szson 5orDorror ard keep
q ba.lo;iar unia an e1s-tEon i has
To- cTp-fi. o. <4l attempt - defes:
rs - ad31.lrniax 2 8; ~ fosn4 tss;
D. mar rsz b. u-ii~1 81 - dsfe1l Han
tss o. tas Gss. hziisi.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-24
THAT BUYs LOIS OF THINGS
Silver Senators Tell Dubois That they Are
Much Obliged to Him

Washington. March Gas an *
preston Of feelings and regard for Sen
ato- DUBOIS and mis- efforts in behalf OF
the silver cause. a number Of the sena-
tors ard ], representatives. OF that faith
in this congress rendered him dinner
az the Wellington hotel tonight. Those
present Included Senator's Cannon, Mar
sIa. Pe.tisrew. Turner and Stewart. and
Representatives Hartman, snafort1.
Jones OF Washington. and NevTisnGs. a
number OF those present made addresses.
including Messrs- Cannon, Pettgrew'
arc stewart. and Mr. Dubois responded.
The Tolicy 70 be pursued by tie silveriies
in fegarE 10 me tariff AMI the money
ot1eSffo- vras d scusza1.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-24

who eloped with the Princess De
Chimay, went to the Hotel Terminus to-
day, where the couple are staying, &C
companied by a commissary of police, in
order to establish their adultery. A
violent scene followed. Rigo insulted
his wife, who, in turn, retorted with in
suits directed at the princess.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-24
SENATE FINANCE COMMITTEE
VIII Make haste DsIibsr-tsIy On the New
Iarig Schedules.

Washington, March 23-The Rspubi.-
can members OF the committee on A.
nance did not sit today owing 20 the ab-
sence OF Senator Aldricn from the city.
They held their first session on the Ding
icy b'l ia rheir new quarters al the Ar
lington hotel last night. concluding u
little after Midnight. II g. Their Dur-
pose 20 resume their sessions tomorrow
and continue them day and nigh, w!;a
a. little interruption as practicable IN
III The work Shall be concluded.
The committee 50 far IN its irvsrtiga-
lions mas confined i;self exclusively -
the chemical schsdgle. aad no conciu-
si0ns nave been reached as 20 the rates
fixed IN mat schedule or de,ermina9ion
20 change them. I, - announces ths IN
tentlon % The committee % give out IA
statements % progress until the catirs
oil can receive On exam. natson which
VIII permit a correct estimate Of IS gen
eral effects and AFFORD sccgra,s Informs
ton as % the revenues IL vii pro1pcs-
The committee have several experts
a: work upon this latter feature ant sx-
pect % be able 20 de1errnla. very closely
ne fe<al, Ia this respect. TIE changes
they may make "a tne various schseul.s
will depend vpoa tss showing. Eysn
:ssn. the.r figures made from day % day.
they say. vii be tentative ard MI m;
se gwen cut Tor ps5,les;ioa-
Es ~ nof propes@." sz.d ens n ~
Members OF re committee. 81 erpiaas
ton - tbs po.scy. TO give ihe s,ock
gamblers basis Ger operations. Soos
- our conclusions a. 70 Any one r-a-t-
ne can - permz1cD; Until gs EaaI bsss
male oar figures on al. "a one nus;
nscsszfiiy dsPsBt largely o. az ne oh
ers"
The committee hope - - able - coo-
clDte ths;r Sork wi.hia 1sozt7's tins.
wass,azion. Mares s7-ssn4tor Ind
say. frsss fhs caDsttss On gsdlzary.
today reported fs> bAnk-s5:ey bin sao-
s;auiiziiy a. 70 was Tsp--tss 81 se-a:o-
Teller during ne i4s; oorxre.x Tn>--
are = few chsares. Largely verbal IA
Character ne agreement 20 r~po-< m
bsA vas rsxc5~1 via fhs e.-,rs.,-.-
zl;ao1t dysssoa. tas ssss-< beng r..
eral - z-s ne bsu On -. e.,snaar a.
~ eariissf day practicable. Member. o.
"a c1rri Tf-ise Saa zg-e<1 . 90 r--cxs
reserve 80 Fssh; - os@r asu~nSfm~ats
- ~ oia On he Scr q ne .~ns... I.
= urie@rfiS<s1 thst oySgTiun!sy also VII
- a1eres1 > b-enx g.ea.o- S-,.s.-,
ga h~sfs - ssa.ss. having Sc -
eafSs- between tb@ ;Se measure. ras
Ssasoa szi eliminate. mere x - a.
fc13fafy csE1ltsoas f-sa coss .Es Con.
z-sies -.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-24

say that their high tariff was the cause
OF the better times. but such claim
win not be logically true or correct.
Better times have always followed our
panics. regardless OF tariffs. but pros
petty will not be permanent until our
financial system is changed TO give sill
yer proper recognition as standard
money along with gold"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-24
BEST OF ALL

To cleanse the system in a gentle and
truly beneficial manner. when the spring
time comes, use the true and perfect rem
edy. Syrup Of Figs. One bottle viii an
swer for all the family and costs only 90
cents: the large size 81. Buy the genu-
inc. Manufactured by the California Fig
Syrup company only. and for sale by all
druggists
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-24


Pretoria. South Africa. March 2S.-The
drafts of the treaties between the Trans
vael republic and the Orange Free
State have been concluded at Bloemfon-
tein, the capital of the latter republic.
and are published here. They give the
burghers of each state the franchise in
either republic and the two republics
agree 10 support one another in case OF
attack. The treaties must be ratified by
the volksrsads OF both republics.
London. March 23.-The Transvaa, raid
inquiry continued today. Honorable w
7. Schreiner was again examined. H
denied that the Beers were animated by
hostility TO Cecil Rhodes. Mr.. Chamber.
lain's questions throughout were strong
" critical of President Kruger's govern.
ment.
CHINA AND THE POSTAL UNION.
Washington, March 23.-The Chinese
empire has sent notice to this govern
men; that It VIII be represented at the
Universal Postal congress TO be held in
this city next May. This Will be the
first time China has been represented
Al such a gathering, which Is held SEX
tennially, and the delegates viii be sent
WIKI view TO the entrance 10 the empire
INFO me Universal Postal union
BIDDING FOR POSTAL BUSINESS.
London. Marca 23.-Sir Charles How
ard Vincent. Conservative. member for
the Central division Of Sheffield. asked
the financial secretary Of the treasury
Mr.. Il w. Hamburg. in the house OF
commons today, If the government was
aware ;hat the London and Southwest
en- railway is trying 70 divert trade
from British steamships 10 the American
fag. by advertising in the stations OF
that company that the United States
carried parcels from Great Britain I.
The United States by preferential rates
Il under the americsn flag. and = nav
ing regard for the depressed condition
of national shipping, her majesty's gov.
rrcneat Will afford ike advantages &c
the union jack over the stars and stripes
Mr. Hamburg, in reply. said the postmas-
ter general was not aware of the exist.
ence OF any advertisements 10 the effec-
stated. Such a statement, ne added
would be untrue. as neither the Ameri
can postofhce nor any other department
OF the American government maintains
the parcel service - and from Grea-
Britain. He understood. however, tha
facilities for customs clearancas were
given the public at New York in regard
70 particular kinds Of parcels carried b,
the subsidized steamers of the America
lire.
WILLIAMS MCMMERIES.
Berlin, March 2S.-The weather wa.
bright and warm today. the last day o
fhe celebration OF the centennial OF III.
birth % Emperor William 1. Tn.
streets were crowded. especially Un,e
Den Linden. where the best view Va.
obtainabie Of she great procession. TIT
was composed Of burghers in ne COS
tune OF former days. corporations. socl
cites, clubs, veterans, associations. turn
ers. cyclists, oarsmsn, saarpshoote~
ead Grades organizations. TIE who!
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-24
TANNER WILL SIGN
ANTI.DEPARTMENT STORE BILL
NOW PENDING.

Chicago Business Men Descend Upon the
Legislature, Several Hundred Strong.
to Bring Their Weight to Bear in sup
port of the ~ easure - Bill Advanced to
Third Heading Applies Only to Cities
of Over Fifty Thousand Population
Other Legislative News - Railway and
Court Matte-s-Business Notes.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-24
TO BIND BUTCHERS
TREATIES DEFENSIVE MADE IN
SOUTH AFRICA.

Dom PauI and His Neighbor, the Orange
Free State. Have Completed Drafts OF
Treaties Which for Defensive Purposes
Unite the Two Dutch Nations, in View of
the Time When England Shall Make
Another Land Grady William Gets Done
Celebrating Himself, for the Time
Belns-General Foreign News.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-24

Chcsxo, Narch .5.-The F7e-ilnS y
Ksusas l.,es, which was adjourned o.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-23
AMUsEMENTs.


Mr.. Loais James production OF Birds
great Mccullough and Forrest version OF
"SpartAcus" which viii be seen al the Sc
attic theager or Tuesday, January u, Is by
Ear the most elaborate ever seen OF the
play Messrs. Wagenhals & Kemper. rec
ognizing the genius Of their star. deter
mined 10 spare no expense or trouble In
fitting him with a play suitable 10 his
genius in the dignity OF it's subject. and Ia
surrounding him with scenic environments
which should be worthy Of the pay and
star To this end they have purchased
from the Bird estate In Philadelphia the
same version OF "Spariaeus' made famous
by the genius OF Forrest and Mccullough.
"Spartascus'' has never before been pro-
duced west OF Denver. AIR. James engage
ment Is limited 10 two nights. and ne has
chosen for his Wednesday bill his new
comedy success. My Lord and Some Lee
dies" This play Is an adaptation from the
French Of Eugene Scribe The scenes are
laid Ia tbs English court, and Mr. James
plays Lord Bolingbroke. a celebrated poll
tician OF the time Of Queen Anne.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-23
Reoeptiou 20 Bishop Crnnston.

Bishop Earl Cranston. u. D. LII. D,
resident bishop OF the Methodist Episco-
pal church for the Pacific Northwest. ar
rived from Portland last night rscep-
ton will be given him by all the Metho-
dist Episcopal churches OF the city to-
night at the First Methodist Episcopal
church. The reception will begin at 7.30
and the following programme VIII be
given.
Hymn No eas. "AH Hail the Power OF
Jesus Name"
Prayer Rev. J. ". Martin. .. D.
SoloA'SThe Cho-ister'' (Su,isvan) Mrs
George II. Edmunds,
Addresses Of WelcoTn Elm behalf az the
laity. Rufus Willard, NJ. D.: 10 behalf Of
the ministry, Rev. wilmot Whitfield.
-. II.
Trio Praise Ye the Lord" Mrs George
II. Edmunds. Nsssrs Grout and Gentle
Responsive address. Bishop Earl Gran
ston. n. D.. LII u.
Social intercourse and presentations to
the bishop.
COMMITTEES Of introduction. Rev and
Mrs. Wilmot Whitfield, Rev. snd Mrs
Edwin VI. Randall, II. Col c. NJ. She4fe
viii act As chairman.
The bishop Will only remain untr Mon
day, on account q The pressure OF his
episcopal duties Sunday re viii preach
In the morning az Trinity Methodist Epis-
copsl church. corner Mercer and Ken
tueky streets and IN the evening at the
First Methodist Episcopal church, corner
ThIrd and Marion.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-23
Probate Business.

Friday lie probats day In the superior
court, and Judge Moore disposed Of a NUM-
Der Of cases yesterday. the most interest
ing OF which was the Brown case. which
was before him on an order 10 Mrs. Abois
d Brown 10 show cause why sne should
not be removed from her position as ad-
mInistratrix Of the estate OF Charles X.
Brown deceased. Judge Moore appointed
George Meade Emory guardian ad Item Of
the children. and directed him 70 examine
the accounts OF the estate. The case was
fhen continued for one week.
The viii OF James Manogue was admitted
10 probate. and Mary o Brten was appoint
ed executrix without bond. She was also
appointed guardian of the minor children.
The will of Helen c. Frederick. deceased,
was admitted 70 probate. and her son.
Frank A Frederick. was appointed sxecu-
Tor without bond
The estate Of William Collins was submit
ted, with will annexed. The petition was
granted and the wfil admitted 70 probate.
And william y. Redneld was appointed adj
Illustrator. his bond being nxed at 1900.
Petitions were granted for distribution
Of the estate Of Annie l.. Young: for the
sale 81 real estate In the estate OF Caroline
T. Kellogg: for letters OF administration
on the estate OF Adellns f. Sampson; for
letters of administration on tac estate Of
william J. Jennings. and the sale OF real
state In the estate of Edward L. shannon
was confirmed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-23

which Mrs Garney sued Mr.. Jones for
certain funds which re eaz1nsc to ncle as
attorneys fee
In the case Of gaicom Tnon rs. Foss &
BOYD writ o. garuisamsnt was tzsuec
yesterday evening against TIE Washing
ton Mi Company tcr sSz-o2
Ia the case Of Carrie z. Denny vs. The
Washington Improvement Company. tried
before Judge Benson est=-6aE, the i1ry
brought IN verdict for tae defendant.
II the case OF Monroe Russell W. sam
uei BAR. IN which Judgment wss given
for tbe defendant January II. 1897, R1ssell
yesterday fled notice OF appeal 20 ina sn-
prsme court.
z. K. strave yesterday qualified as re-
celyeF In the suit Of the German Savings
ana LsosE Society rs john Il Hilton ct a.,
his bond Tor 800 having been approved
By Judge Moore.
In me SUR OF r. p. Boarrnan 70. the
Bailey Building Company tmses T ~re~
Charles Z. Auncay yesterday denied the
motion Tor res trt24 ana gave aae 2r-
PENDANT Judgment for non-suiE
Judge Benson yesterday gave Judgment
southwfck Company against George E.
AeachAm and wife for sz7l-Tl. principal
lsss 49, - y - '''''''''' 'Os' q ~ :
Charles 2. Munday. Judge pro tenn. IN
the suit OF 2. q Eoarusan vs.. toe wash
ington Territory Investment Com any.
ssof4ss declaring the plaintiff not entitled
% recover the claim OF 81 20 sued for, and
the defendant not entitled TO recover the
counter claim b9t entitled 70 coats. JuaE-
msnf was given accordingly.
The Bay View Brewing Company. suing
Jesse Moore. Hunt & Co. charges that
Murdoch a Brogan sold the defendants
the Defcho saloon for s. $50 May IL 1859:
that sz,il5 Of the purchase money WAS
pale, leaving balance OF So due; that this
balance WAS assigned oy Murdoch g. Bro
gan 20 Plaintiff. For that sum judgment
is asked, with per cent interest from
May Il 1884
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-23

The Water spout Seen by the Crew
of the Courtney Ford

OF the Courtney Ford.
Victor Anderson. an intelligent deep
sea sailor. II locked UP at The city fan %
stay during the duration OF SIS hne
Anderson came 10 Seattle TO enjoy him
self &c the sxtsnt Of $50 hls wages as a
sailor on the brig Courtney Ford. which
recently arrived at Port Townsend. While
in his cups Anderson inquired OF E.
Thompson II he was union man. Taomp-
sen sad he Was a sailorman. Then came
few more words aud "biff'' went Andsr-
sons fat against Thompson's face.
Anderson Is one OF those who had the
pleasure OF seeing a Haterspouf fifty days
ago near Tahiti One evening about s
o'clock. when the sea was comparatively
quiet and a gentle breeze made sea life
enjoyable. the WATERFRONT suddenly ap-
peared 70 the ieeward. several miles dis
tant
From whore we were" said Anderson
last night 70 Post-Infelllgeneer reporter.
''it appeared Ike = giant column perhaps
a mile high I could not say how thick II
Vas. but ia the distance II appeared four
or Ave feet through. Up 70 the point where
10 spread out like a Dig umbrella IL was OF
a dark color We watched IL about TWEEN
~ minutes before Il went 10 pieces
we were not alarmed because Il was TO
Tire ieewArd. l have seen several water
spouts In my life on the sea but never was
quite SO close az In the present case. OF
course there would be danger II the con-
dltions were right. I have been told that
II Is possible for ship TO have rs spara
knocked out by a waterspoat II Il breaks
close on. IT Is said 70 be possible TO break
a waterspout by nring into the column
with a rife Yes. II Il = sight worth see
ing bat on the sea one becomes accus-
toned TO those things"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-23
Charge of Fraud.

Complaint fled yesterday In the superior
court by Gepfert & Morgan against the
Seattle Trading Company q al alleges
hat GepfeFt & Morgan owed the defend
ants sisa.5 for merchandise October =.
fss. that on this date ths company brought
aiii against the firm for $3.50 81. ''conspirsng
anG maliclousiy intending to deprive the
Plaintiffs herein OF their business. extort
money from them and in5ure them. falsely.
wiakedly. maliciously. wrongfuily and
Without probable cause procured and
caused The defendant, F. s. Sylvester, 10
make an affldavft 70 the effect that the
Plaintiffs were indebted to the defendant
SEATTLE Trading Company In tho sum Of
1855. Tor the purpose Of procuring The
issuance Of a writ of garnishment against
sAe accounts, credits and property OF these
piaintsns''
Tas complaint charges that the affidavit
o. Sylvester, under which garnIsnment Is
sued. was false and fraudulent" the sum
FAMED therein being nearly three times the
amount really due. that the Cling OF this
sadsvit and snbsequen; Issue OF levy.
'osether with reports circulated through
cut shs commercial world. damaged the
rredls and business standing Of Gepfert &
Morgan TO the extent of more TRAN $4,000.
ard they now ask Judgment for that
mount and for sgs5 legal expenses are
sf ecsts
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-23
NEW MEN APPOINTED.
- cAnMAs AND ,. f. GALLAGHER
CuAaGE OF COUNTY FARM.
ne first ~ Physician, the Last ss
eupsr1ntendent-Ja julien ana
Devfa McDaniefs Jznttors-Ap-
psinfnent OF Fireman Goes Over
County and City OmcfaIs and .
Representative OF the Salvation

me county commissioners have selected
pr. SRA Czrman as county physseiaa. ].
4 Gallagher az superintendent OF the
erunty farm, Jacob Julien as chief tani-
ar and David McDaniels ar assistant jani-
ar. For the position Of fireman the COM
nssstoners were unable to agree upon
ran. and the selection Of that functlonary
NJ; nov probably so over until the Fec
ruary meeting.
Each OF the commissioners had q couds-
1e.e 70 present for county physician. but
e. The third ballot they united on DR..
csrman, and his election was unanimous.
Tnree candidates were also presented for
areman. Dir. Nicksrson favor.ng James
p. Payne; Mr. Ryan ]. c. Aahonsy. and
NJ. Boyce, W. 9. Richardson. After q
number OF ballots. always With tie same
result Of one vote for each OF he three,
the matter went over for future consider
alton.
The commissioners yesterday had q
friendly visit from a committee OF the city
council consisting OF AlesgrS. Crichtoa,
James, Chapman. Savin and AcArcls.
who came for the purpose Of holding q
conference about the winter relief work
Capt Wallace. OF the Salvation Army.
vas also present. and gave an oral state
merit Of the food ard shelter department.
After hearing from him and from the
various members OF the COMMITTEES. thu
commissioners decided 10 make personal
Investigation of the food and shelter de-
partment with q view toward assisting
II With a timely appropriation.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-23

During re past week the university l.
arzry has resolved some tNenty volumes
Ger ia shelves May more are sx pecie6
&-T3Ex Eext week
CGrat EfntShaw has had his harss
tul - wcrk 1uTiHx re past tgo wsekx
mounting re different specimens - oWls
&o4 1rAsr eiv3s procured ~ him during
ghe cars anss V8cggtc-. AT as5sifag al e
TIE unmarked specimens AnG ca.ios.
A. adjourned meeting - re Young
Meas CAF4stsG1 Association vas Sea -
THURSDAY aftsrcoc1 - tss society ~oena.
taeee Se4cs aHouf gwsnty yoang men pres
ent Tae yesa.ar 3evotfonsl zaset!Gs -
fhs No3cE AeE's CariStsaz AssociaEtca
s4s ia9 - y ~ Emma Raa. TIE zahiees
- eee nectt-E N&s TIE Evo--Presaug
Cerlsg~
Tae Te.-3 Street las AID re students
- tae S1 xersi - Age snvssv@3 &c an5they
a4ArTe. AAu8Etr ". J. fsranns has
seas a - - s|14ents whoz- ne Claims are
oo-s,er2as a1a aag~1 tse-aaa-y r. Eae ears
81 80 - % AIS frazn college 70 presE4sn3
HarrtaE 81. lt wtt - rsrssE n&rs3 EhAf
scEr@ ~o weeks ago fAs sga&eats decided
- ssTa 7sa11s, zee - kae Nausea sE-ss.
ssns. asking shsu . carry EAen . the
university. TIE ce7-s1sse Ae4Gs the list
- ta9ss Sa12s+A&2e1 -.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-23

The first ot the series of eight Sunday
afternoon band concerts BY the First Rsg1-
ment hand viii be given tomorrow after
noon Ct O'Clock as the Seattle tAeater.
Season ticket holders may have seats re-
served by presenting their tickets a. the
oox Office l. has been decided 20 make
uniform admission charge Of Is cents for
any part OF the house. II u wei 10 bear
in mind taat. for these band concerts. bal
cony seats are Just as desirable, II not
more So. than chairs IL the parquetts-
The following ge.I-selscted programme
Will be rendered:
G&aLEnFAl ss-s-s- = E<3sctl SSt
OYerEure-"PtQue Dame ..........---S uppe
Caprice Everlasting Life" lnew)....-
..+-....-~.--.-.....--.. -ool Asher
This IL SIR. AsheT's latest composition.
and Is arranged by him especially for
Wagner's First Regiment band
Baritone solO--''Mizpan" ...-......... GeabeI
Mr.. ~. r. Solner.
selection Marina ...... ....... .Flotow
fruninSsHed -.-.. .---..-..-- Aende ssonn
Finale from opera 'Ariel' ........E. Bach
contralto soio-"Lefg Untold" .Cowan
Mrs. ". n. Whitrlessy.
Intermezzo-'-BaI q Enfants' .....Jsxone
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