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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-18

New fOTk tribune.
a descendant. real or pretended 81
Fo0che, Duke Of otranto. Napoleon's
famed minister Of police. has Just been
brought before a French provincial court
for va@yrancy. The incftsne rsviyes vaFt-
Gus memories 81 his progenltor. He ac-
Cunailated a iarge fortune through ways
as devious as those employed by Tsiley-
rand. who. among his other Irregular
financial essays. tried 20 hlacknsaii JefYer-
son while representing this country IN
France Some of the fortune found It's way
TO destination which the adventurous
duke could little have anticipated. score
OF 50 OF years ago a Duchess OF Otranto
left a sum 81 2saeoo francs 10 the French
academy, the interest OF which she de-
vised as an annual prize OF Virtue" on
the same general conditions as the famous
MnnthyCn prize But sha was 50 well
aware OF the ridIcule which the association
OF the name 81 Foucha with Virtue would
everywhere excite that she left tire hequesr
in the name OF her brother. NJ. de SISSY;
and Il II under this designation that the
r,rfxe Is stu given. One OF the best anec-
dote< OF Fouche sxtant has reference 20
his relation with the king. Louis XVIII.
10 whom he desired to recommend himself
after the Restoration. and with this view
assured him that during his exile he
Fouche. had constantly received and laid
before NapoIeoa exact accounts OF every
thing that passed in Louis little court ~
Hartweu house IN England. Indeed. :"
said King Louis and who was base
enough TO sell himself 20 yoslT' With
some hesitation Feucha named the puke Of
Arrucnt. well" said the king. De RI
anne was poor and living In England. Do
you know. NJ. Fouche. that I wrote all the
letters De Ptenne sent you and that tire
duke handed me regularly the sS.s1 francs
yos. were 50 good IA 70 send him
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ny OLD VIOLIN.

Dedicated TO Ny Friend Yeomans.
on my old violin, my old violin.
To love thee Old friend. Is surely no sin,
For we've grown Old together mid sirug-
And tsSethsr we've met al the changes
on my nv ola violin. my olt violin.
Why shouldn't 1 love my Old vielins
Can I ever forget how you served in the
whils me- memory stays and my old NE shan
How YOU frightened the rxvsaous wolf
Ana saved ny dear wife and our sweet
or nv cd violin. my old violin.
way shouldn't | love my cd vioAnE
They are gone where the siois Of heaven
But shc sound Of your voice makes my
While thsse trembling liPs can 50 hardly
The story. your voice grows forever mere
or nv ola violin. my cid violin.
Way Shouldn't love my cd vioiaF
Tn. DAYS o. my youth are al vanished
Ana IA 4 ssssa.t for yea should e al
Their All In love thee. my friend. wAAssvsr
$, la rsss a. wt're Kept from our Gear Ones
IN. my Cd v.olla, my old vso.in,
Why gho1I8a'k ! love Gy Cd Fio-ia4
- - GA sferEa. nv c5A violin
80. rsfe through ira Etoon tnsir loved
forms I've SEEN -.
Wien you poare5 out your setai. a Nla-1s
20 nv heart.
80 -, - VOLTA We never shah part.
qn nv old violin. ny c.a vsatn
Fxhw saaassa't l foxe nv 81 E.Sant
"~S Joseph " Dor.
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KINGS IN DISGRACE.

New Orleans Pscayrne.

View Orleans Fscayurs
~ u q peculiar szcs that stree France
rae been a repubste sire has had 20 r-e-
vide for the maintenance % ar tnsrst~lv
I@rger r1rss>r o. ktrg. sad queens fhan
wen subject 20 = uaonarch4af fora az
xossr1sn@1t Attention has be~n called %
teis fart ~ tire eepertsrfon 70 Peu-s9r
o1 ne 9Geeu % sea6agzxcar who. nzv-
ING been deprived - her cay~snsor- nv
tHe French. will from hsnceSorsh A~ a.
pendent on the annual allowance sewotesl
ior aer maintenance by the national l@xss-
@'srs Al Paris. II 10 70 De hoped thas
TIE expensive tastes - her dszky majesty
Stli ha taken snto consideration. Yer sn4
= fond % s~welry from the rue de IA
F@ir and u In the habit Of getting her
CONES from the great Partisan oosr.f-7~rr
Then there ~ King Hannn'ghi. the sover
ei<n OF AMMAN Ee las been auarrsr.~s
~ the french government IN the nnsskirrv
% Aigiers. where he resides IN the villa
rms. 9 charming Moorish cottage sur
rounded with seszi-truptcai vereure Hs
mas mastered the art Of painting Accord
Ing 10 European fashion. .rd . very So
eessfai landscape % his ia oils Is ex-
peeted 20 figure AZ the forthcoming saIor
Al Paris. He. likewise. plays tho piano.
tenc-s, bicycles and photographs. dsvot-
ing his spare tire 20 tfss study OF rrstha-
MATES and political economy.
~ Senegal there Is kim Dsszfosh. wfo
snen The late shan % Persia vas last AZ
Paris, shared with him the honors ar-
corded b. the French government He
was Chartered. with his suite. 81 the
Sfsnd hotel At the expense OF the state
and never stirred out except IN a gala
carriage. escorted oy n squadron OF
cavalry. He was decorated with the
Legion % Honor. and the shah vas SO
much Impressed by him that he presented
TO him a magnificent teweiea sword OF
honor Yet today this poor. black King
ltnAfoah, about whom all the fuss was
made, II plaintively pointing out 70 the
French government that he cannot pos-
sibly make both ersis meet on the allow
ance OF 10 month accorded 10 him b.
the Paris treasury. after his being de-
prfEed os his dnminlons and OF his reve-
nue..
Nor must the name OF that other dusky
poteaiate. King Behanzin. Re omitted
Tie IL under restraint IA Reunion. drink
INK himself 10 death with absinthe the
only article In which he Is not stintad
By his French paymasters. The list may
be closed with the African King Samory
and hts Asiatic majesty Of cembofia,
both Of whom are dependent for thslr
daily bread upon the French government:
and also the hey OF Tunis, whose rule Il
purely nominal
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Ssass - activity are Assn< opsned 70 -.
nri tns rss1 wts nov Szesr 471 Ss1e az Is
sar 01- nssnesS' wfE cOzzs = - that se
are -z0re corsysszsonssse ana posSeSs more
fzszfT< 8eEraczt9=S tAss n TIE dayx when
cur fsees we're ear fortune and when = feE
Nrznklas ard gray aazTx announced tAa cad
% olr rek-r-
TO psx zry argument into nutshell ny
cs-fsrssoa * thzI ths r~ev&S ia- ps~sser -
saoz~n has eee- ere sevs cs admiration. h-e-
Cause * has 5esorae 5 hereditary tuSssssct
CT The race that IN personal charm ssv eur
cr1y power. New .est We are a. i9Ss al
acweo % rssesv2ts eur sasez~cSs ard gsEt
shsn 20 p~@etScsi Use. cur Nd for power
will ~ CT what consider htgsIsr
grear3s-
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zsa1 TIE csssser csret 1--we. Al thereby 70
<<srr-s Al 7sc@zessrey ovSr seu- TIE fSvs
e rswsr- which - carzzc-1 10 both sexes
fzAs o@e7 hers. &c9 raining sAas sns coa1d
cry - powerful nv g-rn<tnS sna senstrasr-
IN paste. = zzn- Ss@ AsS yIzr ssrtA al
hs- sn1eavc-s - md favcr N his sagar.' as
to Oh gSnrsse szs -
Wow. as are - those wu--sr % wnc-
Ds7 acgsy the sccrneSi term ssrzzncz-
Eeats1 l ssoosd ike 70 yaszz out tass irr-
pc-ra-s szc-. that oux sex L. g-zau@liv Be-
gx Rzzx 20 reco~asse ehs- II IS sxzgese 10
sex sSr straragsar xtazpsv for It's Goi-lEks
Qualities. We hAss rot tnsx cur vanity
though vs srs 10 Walker than Tnenr-Ssa1 we
are raw aiming n wtn-&ng admiration n
TSOr-ntAr neSds-na-sly. n .ntsIlscfna2
walks
We shah <.si pride ourselves On eur
good locks when ne ssve them: ws snaif
sriG Go cur best - dress xen ard taste
fully. ere shall sin look forward - wife
hood. ard shall not losa cur zz>aserna3 In
s-incts- es<- We shah 10 longer allow CIR
features AID cur gowns % dominate our
lives
''Cndoun-edly v- are 'sr1ancs7atef' All
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u.r.nchca and Raeke.i

nv tie panws q rhcsssa .si r. -..ss
s,s@~taaFiv become Erts*oG~f oA.t9FtseAs
80 s.,rsefsrg1ss assume an Almost SO
T..ss9ta.s 1sfnrn8ty. 10 prevent s9ra ~
sssiss ~ a s1Unle and aSrersets meas =
-. - - - nsrf ~ wis1srfa. 4 teg1s~s1cF
-. ~N...s-,, stt.v ailments nay De success
,,,ffg- lssr7Natpa with y s@tsttFrs ~F1f1 =
tz5ss.s-S A medicine WITH ire HFs-t Sc = =
49, - stEc-e~sful career. e ~ >aiirs1~za
--.-,.t.-ssv an.H II eganAzEtc fFuf es'a,s o-lssl
- -e--sa-sss,s tt removes ffczra fse e+ae@f
sNsse &rssaruns8toFv Impurities n AAca pa
-sssas as wct onIv pWTiHes the NE
- hut anrfchs=s e. grcFTsofs1S VISOR
~ fer4lmsinr ass soeFess lsseetsoEl. Use
Ns-tlssn og tns eewe.s a5ad ne s sesle7 -
- ssss~~x~ ard elaS8sr - a rsssEaar and
- INTOLERANCE 81 tao4r fuarttens- II
:. e..~.saeS tbUro9SalE rAsoes Fezae,ts
Ter. ana He@sls 81 SssNel1si1-&' pSs'o>A-S
FexSrS
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THE NEW WOMAN.
She sPranz From = Desire to BE Ia
teiiecfuaify Attractive.

Philadelphia 1tFne@.
One cf those '-ea1snCtl 4te3 wnnna Who
are sai1 % - abroad n the land but Ehs
can't - t3fzttrazlsshe5 fsv men from airy
ether women. writes as follows.
"W3tAour golrg into All Sne fry IDEALS
r. che relationship o. the =rxe= g. prfr1it iwa
times and snong u1civtiazea T~oules ws
ray fasf take - &sr0ad farts which ara
kHowrz 20 and admitted ~ every ore
TVruaz 1as a. casTss, a5wsvs been and
a rars rsnst - mans pi1s-si-sf inferior
ara ~ tt-~es rssst So has been actually x
zee uteraTy BIS saavs. SHe has 6een me
tsy aaf srs5rt - nnan. wts7 srs and on,y
g-se chaus-e. u asarr7trw herself
This Hzs heen fhe exercise u personal
charm. whscn has ersb.eS he- % rnsve in
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Ans. with psaivertzed starch. rtse ,rs~- :.
a.-s.eacsl % osy disagrsezbse By dxylEght ard
- F~1y IAsoraase n sny tire They are
- nasst anfsaprfiy partial 20 false nzar
which they wear il s.srr,-4ws-- -
ties: rhaz fs she rso-- 70 - l~r---se-s "a
-a-y generally havs very rns hair Of taes-
SIS 20 On n - mere complimentary
strain all ta-ouga tas book. IKE rrs.s.
nass o>sn race ot sara4rfans y. he - :
= &re 10 selisss Mrs. Trollcpe. kr1r ker
, neox = VERY Interesting. rnesner We De-
heve her o. no.
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TIE Company's elegant steamers Uma-
tsifa. City of pueefa ard wsfsn Waila
leave seattle for san Frsnczsse. VIA
Port Townsend ard Victoria =. G. ~ )
A. IN. Mar. aa Api. & I. a. ID. - - May
T. 3 a. "a "a - June & s. IL ~ .. y
Due Sc san Francisco a. n. ApL = I. II
y. - g, May !. T. ls. u. - e, June !. =
Il, - y. = July I. Leass San Fran,
cisco for Seattle via Victoria + G., ard
PORT Townsend, at ? a. IN. Api L !, IL.
Is =. - NAY !. 8 a. Is. 2. = 81 June
8 - Y - = - Due AZ Seattle. p m.
AL 4 4 "a g. "a -. May 4 g IL -. "A.
- Jure = i n X - =. July =
The elegant steamers city of Topeka.
Mexico. Ai-Nt and aucen leave seattle
for Alaska, al a. N, Mar. ID Apl a. g.lt.
ia ~ =. May a 9 IA IS. "a =. June Z ;.
~ Is =, =. Due back AZ Seattle Anl- u. q.
FL x May T. e. II. - y. ~ II. June
s. "a. Is M g ~ July a IA. The CON-
pany reserves right 30 change, without
previous notice. steamers sailing dates
and hours OF sailing.
J. F. TRowRRIDGE. p. s. Saps-. Ocean
Dock. Seattle.
c. ~ J. SToLTF.NRERG. Tiki. Agt.. Sc
Frs; Ave. Seattle.
s. +.
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FIJI ON THE FLYER


SEATTLE TO TACOMA
Fear rcu-i trs,= daily. except Sunday.
Ia ere hour ara twenty-five minutes
THE STEAMER FLYER
Regular daily frfpa Seattls-TAcc<n1
rouse. SIS follows.
TAXING ErFECT TUESDAY. May Z
TINE CARD.
Strrie fare. SOC. round trfo. &c.
= m
Leave Tacor,s-s.se a. IN. L IA p N
SUNDAYS
Lave Sesstle--.M Il ia y "a: ,. m
Leave TAec-aa-s:sa a. m. IN. 30 ?. m
Landing * Northern Pacific wharf. Ia
ca-ra ard Commercial dock foot % Ma
nor street. Sssstsel
Ser6Ays steamers Flyer and State &C
rtc- fare rAr
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TIE Moaammesans believe that the soais
OF martyrs await the anal resurrection IN
the scrrr of green pzr-1ts. Probably The
eEercs % these martyrs was that tAsy
talked too much. and like the Mikado. tire
MaSiera thenlcGsaHs make the punish
rrens AZ shs er1Es."
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sTRATTs STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

ETPa GARLAND AND EvASGErA
Seattle ard To~ns@nd-Ssaa Bay routa.
ersaaser Garland leaves Yssler dock sur
xavs Tuesdays ard Thursdays AZ II -
p m for Port T5wnse1d. Port Williams.
tunxs~ras Pert Angeles PORT Crescsnf
r;@ffysbgrg gyans Gala m Bay ard @esh
Paw retarnsnR. arrives AT Seattle p m-
"A onxoelts days Sses -er Evangel leaves
Ys~i@r deck ssr Port Townsend. PERI An
xNf@s an1 Victoria Mondays Wednesdays
ara Fridays az sM .. IN. arrives 6eGttio
alternate eays at AZ ?. H.
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sax IrAN ISLANDS.

sTEAMFH LfDfA IHOMf'sONs
Carrying United States mail. leaves City
serk foot OF Main street, Monday
wednesday ard Friday sc a. m. for
port Townsend Gan Juan Islands ana
New whafcom. Returning. leaves New
whatrom Tuesday. Thursday ard satur-
day. alta m. J. r. Thompson. manager
owner Lilly, Boxardus A. Co. agentA
CITY deck Telephone. Main ~.
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PoRT ORCHARD ROUTE.

s.sarnrr MARY F. PERLEY
T.-avsez CA FYyrafrs'N dock. foot q tTashirg~
~ ssrass sor Sylvan Grove. Brsrnert0a.
l.. navy YRrt. CHARLESTON. sidney.
co a "a. TO . Returning.
t.sves sld,ev AZ sE a. m. lsas
p IA. Navy Yard % q. m. liz 2. m:
surs8sTg leags Sldney. 10 =. m. Navy
Ysr4 an .. ~ Saturday Nights, leaVs
sisray. so ofcsCcks Navy Yard. s.n
TeIeraors. Red t5l
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Or N Sne rnion Pacfac new tsrss
ear.s lakes effect ArTu =
IL roa want suscA roe 'ass &c
Portland
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VICTORIA ROUTE.
STrawrR RoSArIr

kTEAMF.K FftF-AIFIE
Arlington dock. leaves for Victoria and
Port Townsend daily. except sunday. at
10 % A m returning. leaves Victoria at
SEQ o m Steamer George r. Starr leaves
for Port Townsend and way ports daily.
except Saturday. az 800 .. m: sunday.
direct. at ? a. m. returning, direct, leaves
Port Townsend az .. II. Phone. Pike -.
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srATTLF EVERETT A wHATC0M
ROUTE
STATE % Washington leaves Seattle
Satly. except Saturday, a. - .. m
SEATTLE A. La CONNER ROUTE
Fa4rhaven leaves Es2ftls daily. except
Saturday. 81 70 .. m
Tslspho1s Mata rs fealer dock
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wHATsoM. SEATTLE AND TACOMA
ROTTE

Take steamer BAY CITY for Anacorte&.
Fairhavsn or whatcon. Leaves CONNER
rfai dock Tacoma, ?. m. City dock
Thurs and sat Returning leaves What
corn .. m: Eairhavsn. s1s .. m. and
AnaeoTtsE 70 ?. m. Sun. wsdncs, and
Tacoma us, or 81 round trip.
w. r. ELLIS
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
TSGTON ROUTE
STEAMER a r ROBINSON.

Carrying O. 4. MAIL
on Per, Orchard ard Port Washington
route. ieay-- city dock. foot Of Main
street, 30 a. IA. calling AZ South Beach.
Burehen Brick Yard, Bremsrton. u. a
Navy Yard. sidney, Charleston. Traeyton,
C-hfra. siiwerdafe. Leaves Port Orchard
Navy Station 81 p. M arrives seattls
atsp n p - Robinson. uzass@r. Lily.
MAR 81
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PUGET SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE

VICTORIA ROUTE
Steamer City OF Kingston between Ia
coma. Wash. and Victoria. n. c.
T15pEn w " Tacoma NEAR ti5ana
e.Sssgsa f.vi - SEATTLE So Art 9sf5prn
II sAsrnsI.vi = PIT. Townsend s. Arsil liam
ssssarn AriIIes Victoria II Lyi sssoa N
.nafly except Sunday.
This steamer furnishes Nrst-ciaSs sr-
connmodatlons. carrying both freight and
passengers. and leaves from Yesier wharf.
Seattle. for Victoria. az so p. m and for
Tacoma az p. m
Passengers for Victoria can occupy
stateruoms until q. m
Fer rates. tickets. etc. inquire Of
q. +. THORNpYKE.
Agent Yesier wharf. Seattle
I. A. NAnEAT.
General Agent N. p. Ry.. Seattle
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STEAMERS.
90 on THE GREYHOUND.
Everett. E1mcnts S1Dnoulssa kcnfs.
Two ros1d trips daily. except sunday.
II eject Sav - fs@s. Lssxes Seattle IS
a r. 40 ?. n. leaves Everett 10 a. n.
O n Seattle lsn4irK CCla1an dock.
Everett isn6lng. Mercaants- dock Cors-
nets afrn So. F1ysr for Tacoma. with
So Mlxsea FOR s-0hCTfsns vita train
for Monte Crisso kE4 var starsonz- Tsis-
FRANK ". GooDHUE. Manager.
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-, rrmn~l.~o steamer Tickets
Pscsac cc4ss SsSarGsase cozsR~2y ezra
rs k1r<f
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STR. CITY OF ABERDEEN
(ExcEPT SUNDAY
LEAVES FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA
At 80 A. NJ
FARE To TACOMA. IS CENTS
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STR MULTNoMAH
tDATTyl
LEAVES FOR TACOMA AND OLYMPIA
AT p NJ
FARE To TACOMA. g CENTS.
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/. "a. TRANSPORTATION co.-week-

&B. TRANSPORTATION co.-week-
Is Time Card.
Steamer Chanpaign, Skagit river route.
leaves Seattle April "a. at a. N. April Is.
az a m: April IL. At A. ~ Leaves
Mount Vernon April "a at n. m: April
fe AT 10 n N. April r. at IL m. Trulaitp.
going north Tuesday and south Sunday
Calling at Stsnwood. Fir, Skagit City.
Mount Vernon and Avon.
CRY DOCK-StearnerS for all points on
sha sound Open ali night. s. q. Yerkes.
Manager. Telephone. Main 81.
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SEATTLE.


Take steamer Utopia for Port Towns
end Aracorfes, Whatcom. BLAINE and
VANCOUVER
Leaves Yesisr wharf Mondays and
ThUreaay@ .. m Blaine g. Vancouver.
81 For Information. Te=lsr dock.
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STEAMER DELTA
leaves CaIar2sxn Go1k foot 81 WasAinx-
80 street, tuesdays. r. 1Ys6ays and sat-
wrssys az s'ctock g. II. fer hAnEst9n,
Essrf Eazshte Sea Eeck. Erfnnon- Holy
r,Nxatsn I4lfwaap Fails. Hoo6spor. ana
Uz.zn City. Returns aEts-rsts 6Aya
y. TE0ETAAS. Master.
TssspAsne, He'd L. !
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srrAurp AI-kI ron AT.AsKA.

STEAMER AL-KI FOR ALASKA.
The Pacific Coast steamship Companys
large aud elegantly fitted passenger
steamer At-kl win sail from Seattle. TIA
coma, Port Townsend and Victoria on
April 18th for Alaska. calling at Mary ISL
and. BoCa de ssua1ras hetchikan. Wrstu-
gel Snmdun. Juneau. Douglas Island.
Berner's Bay and Dyea. The steamer
will not 60 through TO Sitka this trip. but
goes 10 Dyea instead She viii remain
from twenty-four 20 forty-elght hours IA
Juneau which Will give miners all the
time necessary to outfit there completely
an trev so desire This steamer Is one OF
fh@ largest passenger carriers in the conf
ranyFs fsest which means safety and COM
fort 20 all going.
Dock seAttl..
q. r. j. sToLTESBERG Ticket ACT.
eiS First Avenue Seattle.
COODATI. PERKINS AZ CO.. Gen.
Agents. San Francisco, Cal
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SANDEN ELECTRIC CO.,
Corner Washington Streets. Portland Oregon



DEXTER HORTON CO. BANKERS.
Incorporated ISL
surrIas .......--....- ....-,...+:..-,.-. 1000
President ............--A. A. Denny
Wee Prssiaent-.-.-.....W y. u lad
Manager ----'--.-''''f = r. - Van ls5 ' TayI
St-&+ Exchange ard te3egrsph trans
ts-e on Nez York. Chicago. - PsnL san
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Alden Benedict's 'Fabio Romani' which will be presented at the opera house Thursday, December 30, is q romantic meIo-drama on the order of "Monte Cristoe but differing en- tirely from that famous play and it is said to surpass it in interest and dramatic effects. The scenery and effects are realistic, especially the earthquake scene in the last act, which is pronounced by the press where the play has been produced to be one of the finest stage pictures ever presented to the public. Mir. Benedict has company selected for the characters assigned them, and they are highly spoken of by all who have witnessed their performance. Miss Grace Hunter. who introduces her celebrated Fire, Serpentine, and Stereopticon and Spanish dances be- tween the acts is pronounced with out an equal in her line.
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Alden Benedict's "Fabio Ramani' which will be presented at the opera house, Thursday, December 30, is a fine creation and pronounced by the press wherever it has been, to be an excellent dramatization of Marie Correlli's famous novel "The Vendetta. The company secured by Mir Benedict is one of the best organizations now ttrayeling and the scenery and spectacular effects are equal to anything of the same nature ever before produced in this city. Aspeelal feature of the enter tainment will be the Serpentine, Stereopticon, Fire and Spanish dances introduced by Miss Grace Hunter which are pronounced super for to those performed the much La Loie" Fuller.
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