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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-02-27

miiiar ground. BY lucky chance Han
nah Wray happened to be returning
from her daily ride, and wan within
fifty yards of her door when the fog
came down. Even SO she missed her cot
tage twice.
She had stabbed her horse. and was
gone into the house to prepare a meal
when she heard the faint sound of a
distant gun. She stopped and caught
not repeated, but presently there came
10 her the muffied murTnur of a tolling
bell. She ran TO the window and looked
out. But 10 was all white gloom, and
sho could see nothing save the wet
bushes under her window and u few
vague shadows beyond. She passed
from the window to the door and lifted
the stiff latch. The cold, damp AIR
swept in, chilling hor face She closed
the door again and went 10 the fire
Her manner was distracted, her move
=nnents suddenFassa pafpeeeleSe,-SAe
oommuned with herself in fcverish
whispers, her hands huttering about
her lips, her bosom shaking.
She rummaged in cupboard, and,
taking some candles, lighted them one
by one at the fire and stuck them in q
row by the window. They made brave
glare against the foe. Hannah Wray
contemplated the effect awhile. then
went to the fire again and sat down he
fore it To wait and brood.
In an hour there came a galloping
OF horses down the road, and presently
a trsmpling Of human feet up her gar
den path. The latch ratified. She
opened the door. A sergeant and two
private soldiers stood without the
threshold.
"Nhat is it?" she asked.
The sergeant answered politely:
"Sorry To startls you. ma'am. but o
convict's escaped bolted In
the sudden fog, ma'am, and
we guessed. az your house is nearest
the Jail and your window, all lit up,
shows SO plain, he might ha' made this
way"
"well7" she said. seeing that he
paused.
I'VE thought we'd ask you, ma'am.
IL you'd seen anything O. the rascal"
said the sergeant.
How ridiculousl What could ] SEQ
In such fog ?" she asked. smiling
Right enough" the sergeant replied
"still. he might hs' happened on you
accidentally"
NO." she said, quietly, che has not
been here"
The sergeant conferred apart with his
men. Hannah watched them narrowly
as they stood whispering together in
the fiickerinr light from her fire.
They were big. coarse r-rn ~ cheerful
aspect and rude manners; their breath
hung about them In steam; their long
cloaks sparkled with a dust of mois-
ture.
what will you do with him II you
catch bim?m asked Hannsh, suddenly.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-02-27

Sold by sII drurgists.
iIPPMAN BROS, Apotheesries. Sole psss'sa.
iJrpmsn's Block. ssvssssh. ue.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-02-27
THE NEW ENGLAND R. R. co
Passenger Train Service, Week Days,
Corrected to Nov. 20, 1896.

Passenger Train Service, Week Days,
Corrected to Nov. 20, 1896.
Trains leave PROVIDENCE as follows,
For Boston-5:6o. HIS a. L.; RETURN 2soIp. m,
5;27 D. m
wALPoLE-5;65, :55 a. m
fRANKLIN-5:55, 1855 a. m $3.50 .. n.
NLFoRD-G;5S, IL :bS a. m; $50 D. m
ARLINGToN-Fi2.05 .05. 5:3S, $3.50 p. m.
WEST ARLINGToN-Fi2:05 $685. F6:so D. m
KNIGHTsVILLE--Fl2. o., 5:35, s;3o -.Fli 10 D. m.
MEsHANTICUr-l2:o6 t;a5. ESQ., ''fl;io p. m.
NATICK, RIVER BOINT. CENTREvILLR
wAsHINoToN-s;4o, $500 a m; ii'oa 4:2o. S:3a
$50, ,7h5. ~li.io D. m
CRANSToN oAKLAwN-s;4o, $500 a IN; i:oa
4;2a, 6;35, $780, 7;l5, '+l:lo p. m.
PoNTIAC-S;4o ami l2:o6. f:2o, 6;3s. $50, 7:i6
all 1;io p. m.
ARCTIC AND oUIpNIcK-s:p. a m I2:oa l.ao,
6:a. $50, Il 7;ih "lI;io p. IN.
ANTHoNY-sao. $500 q m; 1906, 4;2o. 5:ss. s;sa
7;i5. "1l:io p. m.
srERLING-sM $500 q. m; 4:2o 7:1Sp m
COVENTRY, GREENE, oNEco. MoosUP.
PLAIN FIELD-6;4o. $500 O. m; t;ao. 7:i5 y. m
The 1hS p. m. train connects at Plainnsld for
New York.
sUMMIr-s4o. 800. a. M; 4;2o. 7:l5 p. m
JEwETT CITY. cANTERBURY SCOTLAND.
VERSAILLES. BALTIC. SOUTH WINDHAM
$50, $500 q. M; t:2o. 7:lS p. m.
MILLIMANTIC-s.lo 300 a. m; 40 7;is p. m.
HARTFoRD-s;4o, $500 a. m; 4;9o. 7;lj p. m
FIsHKILL & NEWBURo-s:Oo a. m.
NoRwICH-6:4o, s;0o a. m; 4:2o, 7;I5 p. m
WATERBURY, DANBURY-s:oo a. m.
CHICAGO AID THE WEST VIA NEwBURa
AND ERIE R'Y-s:00 q. m.
PASCoAG AND INTERMEDIATE STATIONS
EXCEPT FIELDS sTATION-e;45, $3.50 a. m;
sii0. e:3j, and -'ll;ib p. m.
Fields stauon-s.s $3.50 a. m; t;i0 s;Sj pm.
Leave Pascosg at b:1a 7:1 a. m; i2;so
b:25 and see 0s D. m.
All trains leave from west end Of Union Depot
Providence.
ssSaturdavs I Stons notics
w. r. BABCoCK. a. PA
J.N. KING, supt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-02-27
TRAIN SERVICE FROM PROVIDENCE,
PROVIDENCE DIVISION.

Corrected to Jan IL. 1897.
BOSTON ., 20: ss:' ls.Ss siss ~. ~; 10. ss's
$40. s;s. io:!o p IN. sundays = DS.il $50
2. m. RETURNING-Leavs BOSTON from Park
kesare Station bi2,0a s,ia s;so. 900. clio .O0
io:oA ie:i1. a n, 1850. I;Os ASA sioe s:as
aays-oi2ya dsilo sii MI i2i2s s.Oa tilS
ATTLEBoRoY5i1c. $3.50 $50 7.o2 s.oa $40 s.ol
1904 n.to. ~ m; l2;ol l2:4o 2oL s:so. t;ol
tio. e:o2 $50 7;l0. sii0. i0;i0 IL 10 p. m
sundays-5y 10. s:bo. 6:3Q e;l0 n IN. 1880 noon
5:tA 40. $50 e:l0. i:sO. y.
NohTH ATTLBBoRo and PLAINvILLE--e:40,
sto li:se - m; siso. oii0. l;i0 p.
oundays-3:4o y. IN.
WAMPUM, WRENTHAM. NORWOOD CENTRAL.
NORWOOD and DEDHAM-s:4a SEQ. lI.a0
. a M: f;fo y. m; sundays. $50, D. m.
MAN5FIELD = oo:40 o. So. 7;02 s:02 500. i0;02
a m. Ho2. 2eA 4:o2 eo2 7;lo. s;10. lo'it y. m
snndsys-bs:fo. b;ba s;lo. n m.; 1850 noon 4:l0.
e;l0 pm
Fitehburr and way stations. $3.50. O. m; i2:o2 and
t;Qs p. m sundays 4nO p. M.
Loweh and way stations. $3.50 a m iz:o2. s;o2 pm
sundays at t:I0 4. NJ
1sunton New Redford. $40. $40. a m;
u;io; s;fo. 40. $50. 1910 D. IN. Sundays
~, e;Sv m and $500, Z; 40 .. m tTaunton oniyl
middleooro 6;f0. $40 - m; l:iu 3:iQ 4s49 hf9
~ p IN Sundays 7:40 p. m.
plymouth. $50. a m; s;4o y. m.
Points on Cape Cod. $500 q m; II 80. SAD p. m
Cottage City. $40, O:O2 a. IN.
NAntucket. $50 @ m
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-02-27

On Minute A. All the time necessary 90 de
eide from personal expericncc that One Min
Joscrh - Johrsfon's Pharmacy. sB West.
minister street Mef<gor's Pharmacy =. ~ Marta
Main street: Alfrcds Pharmacy, n Eddy
= 1anton avenue
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-02-27
WORCESTER DIVISION.

Trainsleave Providence as followsfor.
WoRCEsrER-6;S (expL 7:5s (acom.s s,is
lseeom.l u;@ a m fsccom.l; TOO (exp),
s;D ,eIp to Wsonsoekep. bas Qoa expJ.
sundays-s:3o a. N. tsccou-); 5:55 p. m
hILLvILLB-7:i. e4o. s:lo IL 80 T. M; 100. 3;sA
t;2o 5;i5. s;lb p m.
sundays-s;So. o. M; o. p. m
BLACKSTONE JUNCTloN-7:iS, s;<s. s:io. iois
niso- a M; lou aSo. s;A'. s;sa S'iA S;aa.
Sundays $50 q m; Iaae $50. 6:sa 7,oa
wooSsScKEr-s.sa 7.s so. s.io iola
u:a a. m. l:oo is5a. 2:5o. s;as t:2o 6;ia b;aa
7:iA s;is. 1i:s5 .. m
Sundays s;sO. a NJ. i2;ia tiso. b:5a 7:oa
WARREN AND BRISTOL BRANCH.
Leave PROVIDENCE lndia street ststioni for
FALL RIVER 7;N. $3.50 1850 q m; lao
ASA AIS. t:3o. $3.50. p. Sundays 90
- m 10 h.Se and 1900 p m
NEWPoRT-7:3o. $3.50. IL SOFA m; 1850. s;15. ESQ
$3.50 p M sundays-i;sop m.
Warren and way stations lao $3.50. and ii:,o
a m. and i;sa f;sI t:ia $3.50. b:Sq 7;5o ana
Sundays at s:oo a. m. 1850. $50 and $500 D. m
BRISToL-7:30. $3.50 i1;So a m; l;so. 2;b6. 4;1S
$3.50. sisO. 7;So, and 1880 y. m sundsys
Electric cars leave Exchange Place. Providence.
at 7il6. sae. l;l5 a M; i;ib. e4o, 4;0l
6;i6 6:15. 7:ia and ii;l5 p m.
Leave Market Square at li;O0 p: m.
Sundays at s;.5 a m. I;l6. b:lo and s;45 p. m
Rclurning connect with all trains.
cars; all parlor carsi d via walpole Line.
River
Pss'T Tra1hc Manager. Gen,l Pass'I Agent
Il. q. ALLEN. Gen1 supt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-02-27
sTONINGTON DIVISION.

Trains leave PROVIDENCE Ms follows for
NEW fORk-ai IL. bi 23 m. daily sos fLocai
Exp l0:96 (exp.L D. clio (limItedl n:l3 q m;
Ils, $50, daily. $50 D. m daily.
NEW YORK. via Stoningtou Line--7.O,. aud
SILT p. m. daily exec pt Sunday.
fHlLADELPHIA. BALTIMORE and WASHING
TON via Harlem Rivsr-l0:oS n m. s;l7 y. IN.
daily
NEW HAVEN IA bi ;z3 a. m. fexp. daily, s;ol
uoc.expl lo:e5 (exp.l ell :0if nitsdj, IL al
texp.L s;ls tsxp:j t:o5 (Exp dailyl e:oS Iexn
~ Ssi,ye 81, SeIp daily p m
NEW bONDOh--ai;11 bi;25 q m. daily exp 8a
accom- ss03floc, exp.l los IS (Expressl. 1910
Qocal exp.L oil ;oi tiimited). IL "a. m texp.I
i.g9 iaeSom-l z.s teHp.. A:oo teIpIess
s;lT p. M tsxp. daily. 500 a m. (sccom
Sundays only. s;aa p N ssccom. Sundays
only).
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-02-27

What will you do with him IL you
cateA btm?". asked Hapnsh, suddenly.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-31
rAr Grn,rr, Retnrn.

Tas attraction az the Thi-8 Avenue
ts.arer thgs werk Vlu - the Grover.
40 viii opea Ger : retu~n engagement
s.srfrAg IA par,ley Cawp9e(i's naaSrerpteec.
The Waite Siave"
rae story ~ this Say - o1> - th~
r.r,xt shrslilur ever written TIE s-e-e
g. lass is tAe Soath In slavery days f1EA
4 sraa.l,s ssx.ster - TIE oi3 fldEe wAs born
ahr>aAd her father telaE an Itasia- Daai--
--,as,. whoys her r1c;her while AZ s7ho-7..
a. se-reffv married Tfe uofher 1ief
IA Ms h.rtea "a Its'v. a0G tse enid
VS. raised o. the dagEater q hey aa~se.
Me-. her rarsutage aai0S sacW1 o0.y
=, hs- srazssfathe- ant nurse fhH ts'ftrs
.s,ss suddenly TAe Strl loves ard Is D.
a,,.s>s by cay Bgfttoa, q wealthy FvarS
,,rant-r TIE papers showing that LARA
- .,et a Save are iasg or Nanrf waa has
tarna in her possession. afd are toAaa ey
Sef,,,s, a amscrupahoas la~Y~r. Who
kearss fhe-a. hoping - make sN1r si7i0c
,,,,t ~ thar-s. cay Flyt-r1,u. tss aflf = tas
s.,ssre Is IN she pcwer e. hsE Lacy,
N~vsai ~isxa dezser. THROUGH a EasTlh-'HS
.Rnef Ne es-npe3s Byiscor - give alb
nfn - sale q tAe slaves. TIRE iafycF fti -
,s+esF.irx that lisa s. iaelaAei II trf
rs~.esr. she e takes by AaSy a. hlf
.,,ansataaa. Es tries 70 soSzpss her t. BE-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-31

te.isgsrcer march. ard noticed that re
- allowing a great ogshy name. aot "a
Pa1eFswski h2t ggzt loag nair. e tnd a
place % ais head. X = net a graceful
asornnsent ard 7 believe Mr Asaer IS
mistaken Il he thinks that hs iooks bet
ter.
%ow that President Cleveland has
signed the amended Copyright law. and
the pirat4e@l production o = pay nsz
been rec1xnixe1 as q crime punishable by
imprisonment ard the perpstrztor as a
COMMON thiek. the dishonest managers
vii Be compelled 20 reform. 20 20 fsG or
seek some other calling For years tbs
enterprising managers and the dramatic
writers have been robbed By A class Of
tires ponssbls. uaprIncip.ed sco;mdrelx who
for few dollars. could purchase a stolen
copy ~ any Of the recognized successes.
Leonard Grover. Sr.. ~ho Eas. J believe.
TIE FIRST president q The American Play
Writers Association. tod us that several
establishments have grown rich In the
stesen pay Industry. IL the past the
only recourse against these uaaGraders
has been the securing OF inlancfi9ns, and
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-31
Dramatic Nnfc..

Rehearsals are now IN progress fer the
coming production OF Doctor Ciaudfus''
by ne Holland brothers. The cast Is
notable one.
TIE New York Dramatic Mirror SAYS;
one % tae most emphatic hits Of the sea-
son on the read Is Tim Murphy's Old
Innocence
New York Is soeH 20 have another comic
opera. u Is called The star Spangled
Dollar" Many surprising novelties are 70
ae introduced
Horace Mcyicker. formerly manager OF
Abbey tneater-now thc knlckeroacsSe~
has been appointed business manager q
TIE ftfth Avenue theater.
Bert Coote vho has heen starring in
The New Roy" has closed BIS tour 70
play fne lfsht comedy PARK bra Ae~sTs. Ed
u1asser q Gerber ue.osirsEA. Straight
From tao Ht1rT'
There were 20 many EonaeH az ths frs,
Ter began = speech wita ladies and
IS lef, ,he aat3inr.
Henry MH'e, wlu Lead a company 20 -
formed nv Charles Frohraau fc- re mo-
tnrtto1 lH Australia next SEASON q
90 t<ssHr1la ~. The Squire o. Danes
u aier tae Red Robe ana ether Froa-
u}sa s.s-cesst~
Msaele..s laeetre Rytsy has written a
prsisi1s alm for ais atu1l-aase PERFORM
aGea az -lr1er fhe Esl RaaeN Nrs
&YffE is very arKt 14> So write u.ar fog
tHr fG.+0tef sowrtisa OF tAe Eu05~e
Sfo-k Comps rg-
Fanny iaHeEsport-s appearance In Ion
cen IeXt >nmmer viii rof &c Reg srS. pro-
trsSsaals advent Ia tle k.1E sa ustror-,-
HS Aa~ve % 1NEeU yHars ago she scored
quite a 1.. 8c Toele's EEeAger "a ara ada.
tattcl ~ Es2mas' Diane de- L.ys~ IL
.aTEs p r~tsuler.
Jessie EaEusss Davis IS tast as hr4gh-.
saesa al8 charming 80 private gfs as
she pfs-z M -1a st4Ee- E4gEF,V 20 iack
nn a tas9 os -t-aS personality ans g. rrlost
oe.s& ttti. fa-2N aEsa t1ryassSt tsers are reR
p. 'fe attr-s.--tFs women ga or 81 TIE STAKE
tHaa Jessie 6Ag3lelt Davis.
Aae-. every oEAer actor svae-r one meets
e1 $3.50 t-.a--2 nowadays G.sc5eses "a g.u--
T9@s So - .uta vaudeville NItk 3 rev
ekrtf1- e -1lsrls tbey inquired. no sea
ta'@N : ~ So usa ass a2-Tne NON rnev
re-1t saving positively. 4 Eanf.
r9S tt 1 g. SIZE aEy earm.
Csa-tss a Eeecw. vhc Is ne f.-fr-t
psFtls5aar stbr a F. F. Rises brilliant
Na-ASF ct ARISES #1o szve U.s3e ssTae
tstt. eC2cn Paris a. t1e tzr-a3& Seaa ne
sacszer -.s 1it 2@ t1s pEeseat %ex York
se4sea n tsr1eal .ae ErN1ca BAL az the
Msas7n ~3s1&rN ts8rtsn ou Mon4ay alsat.
49, t5r a~-ra asa a.. heHr N&s the cafzses8.
ra7 Sst11 80 ne evening he wore TIE
rArt1e+a f-sE E4EEN kigalRnS costume
at1 Pee ss1cles IN l2e secona act ~ sAs
tttt. ana #se zrGssee aA8us lt4n8ghf
Sas sreFts1 @tEc s&e4ts q laughter. raat
1o4s@@eN4 s-za saSTsyS< &c weEl GA~s-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-31

tSe4a3rooksi q sen. ard os Duncan. a
scnerzzfrsg operator A battle royal sa~ So
preIacy - being Te-ghs 5ez ween TIE rival
Spectators TIE interest rls@s 10 excite
w4@zS as 0oth men stand by the 5tt1e IL
s-TUZent o. financial fate. as Il rlrSe -
Is esSp2tcass from tie aad. IN spite =
every Effort TIE mE1e LAD GE DurGzr 10
n1ow TIE bulls - STzSz works steadily
and surrey lower and .ower gees .-e sock
q E1tcn E1lieTtGz's fate 1e9ez6s and Ee
stakes his last dollar ia a YAH efTor1 10
not4 as 0H1 against TIE powerful forces
OF rs rival TIE interest becomes taElsl-
1E- Wild excitement clutches BOTH Of
nces-tEe struggling and Eze con1 Hertgx
messengers CASA 20 ara FRO. oat ire d.
c-tEs keeps on TIE fa1aE p5.nE IS reached
and Fullerton s11zs hack win hank-
rgptgy only Eve minutes away Hls
daughter has srepped in al unsuspect-
ing, and Der E1S.ssh l1FeT. an of1cer n
fae Eug4.sa army. comes 10 say SoS8-ay
as ae has been summoned hastily a&cx 10
MS pgsI. F'u4eTtga sslZeS MS caoleztaEns
see tbey mean var aoros5. sends his son
flying 70 corner tle wheat market. ard OK
MS sudden news changes 1ae scales an1
snaseaes victory from the very Jaws u
defeat.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-31

TIE grsat attraction Of 'Mcsorisy .
Twizz outside - the fun which IL con-
tiuaous - the clever speciality artists
which Manager Merritt has secured for
MS successful comedy. Tire lizi Is beaded
o. cozrx@ b Fergusen and Limerick. who
are styled TIRE ffIrAzn Politicians" and
includes tas Gerhue ststers, formerly o.
hopkins Trans-ftee4nlcs4 who are Two
dancers Of exceeding grace. Lillian Dur
ham. Nina GeansE Maggie Ferguson
Bessie Seymour ard Gertie Keith. Elma
L.enz ard Lena Chznb-ritn are included
in the female contingent OF novelty pro-
dueers The male members consist OF
Tom Rfpl ~. sam Howe Nate Jackson,
VII wallace, Harry Rice and James
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-31
ca,arrh Cannot lie Cured

With LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as they
cannot reach the seat 81 the disease. Ca
tarrh is a blood or constitutional disease,
and ia order 20 cure d you mast take In
ferual remedies HATS Eztarrh Cure is
taken Internally and acts directly or the
h'osd aud mucous surfaces. Hairs Ca
tarrh Cure = not Quack medicine Il
was prescribed by one Of the best paySi-
Glars in this country for years and il a
regular prescription. X s. composed Of
the best touics known. combined With the
hest blood purifiers. acting directly on the
mucous surfaces. The perfect comoiDa-
dion q he two ingredients = what pro-
.F,f~es such wonderful results in curing
CatArrh Send for testimonials, free
+ J. CHENEY & co. Props. Toledo. ..
Sold by druggists. price 75C-
Hans Family pills are che best.
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core his wEse. this being the str11gSst
scs o sae Eisv.
car lrsson sozlowz Liza. and assists
her 70 escape aboard 4 Mississippi
STEAMER Tney are followed ~ Lacy
TIE boiler 81 1ae steamer expl01es ard
Brft-er ard IRE wsrl arg tn-owa Dpo1 an
isian9 Taa gfrf - real sB-sd By Lacy
ard taken back % his rlsn-asfoz-
Stitch. not Sesng abe 70 make zny -.
o. tne papers re ms found. E!ves tAsu
Up snd = IS tasn shown taat Liza - not
z slave INT a free bora white Czrl.
A vetn q corre1y runs through The play.
szpgifed - Eflteh the lawyer. and Mrs.
lee. a splnsser from ~ North
THE Waite slave win be Stayed sun
eay and Menday Or Tuesday Every
bosy's Eraena" ard Ny Wifss H9s-
band" VII b tAs hIa wednesday and
Thursday. The Governor" and Friday
and SATURDAY. Ranch Ia
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-31

an s1ral& tzat So Asher - yie31irg
~aa.set % Acsa~e thSt IS ca1iea TIE ex~
s.-assactfF ~ EaaIls. AZ the aard cecceft
= s-aeay De directed two 81 Ms own
'assas. 4. cSqviee and sis Psst-L1-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-31
TODAY'S CONCERT.
The Seattle Theafer VIII he Crowded
20 Hear First Regiment hand
In. a Itln.. Hrnr.r-a n, me-.

The Sunday afternoon concert has evil
IDENTIFY come 70 De considered quite tho
proper thing. Last Sunday an audience OF
Ice comprising some or the best people
IN the city. evidenced its appreciation OF
a Eeli-rendersa programme. The indica-
lions are thaI the attendance today will
be equally large. The low price OF adj
mission. Il cents 10 any part OF the house.
ought TO AZ every seat. Following is the
programme:
Overture. 'schmotterIlug's Jagi".....
.---.s-....-. .......... hellaF-Bela
Austrian HYMN. With Haydns vari-
Alious ...---.--.. Arr by Godfrey
Selection from "Cavalleria Rusticana".
..-.,.-,... .-.----..... Mascagni
Baritone SOLO, la Mia Teodolinda"...
sig. a. he Caprlo.
PART II.
Caprice. "Lutzow's Wild Hunt" go. Weiss
tdyle. Evening Bei.s''-.-........ Eilenberg
soprano so.o. Fear Ya Not. . Isra-
Ell .---...-..-....--- Dudley Buck
Mrs. e. \. c. Rochester.
Selection from TIE opera '-Traviata"..
"Rigosion ae Darlanus" .....-.-.... RAmeau
EuCoFes .--....-...... .....-........
/ Louisiana Lou" By requesO -.
"king Cotton" Cos reQuesD Sousa
3 "ktrg.nla skedsGile" ...-.. Rosenfeldt
"PasQainade' COY regues0 ..GottscAalk
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-31

Mr. T. p stockweli. of the Bacon Com
pany was the victim o. a very serious sc-
eideut Tuesday night after leaving the
theater He feu on the scy Sidewalk and
intnred himself 50 as no; 70 - able 20 a.
pear again during the week. Hls parts
were taken by sir Bacon. himself come
dian OF considerable reputation
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-31

IL is safe to say that there Is not a
reputable manager but has spent from
t1oa 70 $50 20 secure an Injunction
against Decent manager only 10 have
1in pack up his traps and move beyond
The Jurisdiction OF the court and con-
mence the same thing over. II has cost
the legitimate producers. the men who
furnish their brains and their money in
the interest Of honest and reputable man
agement. thousands % dollars 70 follow
up these theatrical lesches. The author.
who has perhaps put two years % hard
work into his play has been robbed or
his royalties. not by the manager who
produces II and pays q handsome royalty
20 the writer bat ty the pirate who. With
. stolen and CARRIED version. presents Il
here. there and everywhere. spelling the
territory that would have been virgin
sotI for tho legitimate production Thus
that portion % the country is killed and
consequently the life OF the play is short
cned and the author has lost the royalty
~ would have received. ard the manager
who has Invested his money and devoted
his time - the enterprise. his chances Of
profit. Too much credit cannot be given
10 the American Dramatists' Club and
their able counsel eN-IudEe A. J. Often
hoefer for the work tnat has been done
TO secure the passage % this bib, and the
entire rank ana n,e 60 the theatrical pro
seasion should feel grateful 70 those
iahored a. waSaington City IN their be-
hall
denied last week that Miss F-lles Beach
Yaw had died bat death does not seem
70 hs the only thing that sooner Or later
theatrical folk and cantatrices come 20.
She "a now threatened with the sf~ong
srms az the law. Al the beetnniuE % this
season she entered into a contract - sing
shroughout the country under che man
agesnenf o. Mas Pond. lie recently was
Informed however. that she was Sling
dates under the management % man
whom Mai Pond sent out as hts repre-
sentative. but who. Mai Pond Sc further
Informed has entered into arrangements
with the songSsress oa his own account.
u Is very MkeIy that this VIII result II
the bringing of legal proceedings ny MAJ
Pond for b~eak king - the contract Ma
Pond neither denies uor Acknowledge
that ~ intends 20 sue the songstrcss.
This week the Posf-Tnt eiliEeueer IA f1r-
nlshinx the readers 81 this column a plc-
10 tura q LITTLE Egypt" the resoun3inE
echo OF thss Columbian Midway who fur
nf@hesg some sensational testimony cen
cerninr The naughty. naughty dlnner chat
Young Mr. Seolcv 90 New York gave 20
few friends Tne Function was raiief
hv Cant Chairman. o. enc Metropolitan
r.,f>e fore on complaint ~ the father of
Aunanel Moore thr dancer who toj8 thsg
she had BEEN requested - appear tn sr
Indecent dance Fl connection with the 3in-
re~ s'TAttf, Egypt stated that s21e BAD
intended - indulge in socse artistic roses
sus dances equivalent - an artistic st,rn-
rstsx up of charms called the alto
settler THE GALLERY GOD.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-31

usfh~rSs Nc'hrrsE MefhrrsfH
Ms WlHslow's SaotAta- syrup has s~sE used fos
over So years - uikias 81 4ofhers teF toeirch ID.
dr~n wass tsmtaing attn p@rscf success II so1tass
the chst1 saszeas the gums a4tsys a. pa cures
VIA ralt- ara = fhs rsst rzr1-1y feF BtkfT h9eA
-eif ~ druggists IN sv@ry aAst o. the ser.A tss
sure Nsa as ssr Mrs. "a ias5uw's soothing strip
Kra kaxs 20 o1sar .Gn1 - c-nts q BEETLE.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-31

Rehearsals are now IN progress for the
coming production OF Doctor Ciaudius"
by the Holland brothers The cast IS a
notable one.