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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-31

tnfou Pacific Nagnnte IL Unable ia
Leave iSfx Car

DENVER. Col. Dec. IA srecial 20
ths. Republican from San Antonsa. Tew
saws: Wori was received! here TO-DAY frnrn
Ma.let's ranch south 81 here. that : II.
y ClarE - the Cri5n Pscjfc railroad.
has not bse9 able n leave his private ear.
owing % his serious illness The car - -
Tho sifstrssk near the ranch. 7: was NJ.
Clark intention TO spend part of each
day hu 1ting The weather ls warm AMI
hrfgat as maids 'anraer. but Re does not i'm
, r.lsf
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Remains of Hr. and Mrs. Howe

fFN8NN FFftAS- n II. DEC II
While removing the debris from the
burned Hotel Dakota today the remains
u Mr.. and Mrs Howe. who persisted IN
he fire. were discovered. The crurabIei
bones ot Mrs. Howe, lay on ton Of those
- he- husband which establishes ire
rheory that she los. her ,is4 while enaeav-
cri1c 20 rescue him MI Howe WAS q
cripple The remains will De shipped 70
Michigan for irreFr3eat
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DOG CAME BACK.
But His Master Has Been Missin9
Since ChriatmaA

John Mullen, We'll known resident OF
Nanasselt has been missing from home
since Christmas. and his wife is afraid
that he has been drowned In the bay
south of Seattle.
Mullen left home some time In the
morning with his dog and went to one OF
the breweries where 1t is said he did some
drinking. About o'clock in the after
noon his dog went home alone. What be-
came of Mullen after he left the brewery
IN the afternoon can only be surmised.
1t Is feared. however, that he fell into
the bay. Mullen was formerly employed
at the pottery works.
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BRUSSELS. Dec. Si.-The Independence
Beige reports that n Belgian agent AT
Roma, konSo Free STATE. has been sen
fenced TO two years imprisonment fer the
murder OF his HACK mistress in the Aru-
wimi district. He tied his victim TO 4 tree
ssn@ared her with honey and sugar, ard
left her so the attack Of bees. She died
after three daNs' horrIhle torture.
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Bank President skins.

CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia. Dec. 30.--Today
warrants were issued for the arrest OF 9.
Z. Sturgis. president Of the defuuct Citi-
1ens' hank. OF 0elwein. who recently at
tempted suicide by shooting. The warrant
charges emhozZlemeut OF school funds,
When the officers called AZ StUrGis' home
they found that he had disappeared. Moth
ing is known of his whereabouts.
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IMMENSE RAILROAD TRAFFIC.

Omcfais Are AstOnished-EGOrts to
Prevent Scalping.
CHICAGO. Dec. 30.-Next week a com.
mttee OF Chicago business men will go
TO Washington for the purpose Of appear
ing before the senate committee in behalf
OF the bill prohibiting the scalpfng of rail.
road tickets.
The volume OF west-bound freight that
Is passing over the Western roads is so
great as to astonish the traffic officials.
There is usually little traffic a. this time
OF the year. but now the roads are having
all the trade that they are able to handle
1t is expected that a general meeting Of
the Western Passenger Association will
be held in the near future to induce the
Union Pacific to become member of the
association
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Murderer Found to he Insane.

COLUMBIA Mo- Dec. 3o-7John Hunt.
sentenced to he hanged here January g
for the murder OF his daughter. Matte
Rea Hunt. was today declared insane bv
sherifss jury HINT Il q years OF age The
finding % the jury will he communicated
10 the governor. who VIII he asked 20 sus-
pend the execution and send Hunt 10 an
insane asylum.
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san FRANCISCO. Dec m-weather az
ias'esace was nae. track fast Results:
sven furlongs-Triusap won. Twinkis
% aiaS second. Eey del Diabio third. Time
sx frr.ongs--Aldnixht won. Cash Day
0ssts1aia. Miss Lyman third. Time Il4.+.
s'as nite. gentleman riderz-Dfes Bess1n
i.selt. e-'4i@ 1'1'
- me ssrilIe-snckwa won, The Roman sec-
oalI. otifnar third. TINE III
~Ias ME AID OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES won,
Idns Daflcs second. San Marco third
csx IarIonSs-Ms5or Cook won Meadow
iIs,xx sscoad. Pal Murphy third. Time.
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Bark Badly Damaged.

BAHIA. Dec Sl.-The British bark
punhritton. Capt. Tucker from Portland
September g Cor Queenstown has put IN
here with The loss al her starb0ar8 bull
wsrks txo hats and damaged ahou, he
deck II - anticipated tina, part OF her
cargo has been damaee3
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somoffow- Green Is one o. the beg, IN
sfrucfors In the country and i'm adsg.to~
mas the faculty o. interesting his pupils
ia tnefr work. lie Is very popular with
me members Of the club and his return
wa De hailed with pleasure.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 30-Mrs. Isa-
bella NJ. DurrAnt and u. NJ. Duran,
mother and father OF Theodore Durrant.
have brought suit for SANDER against ex-
Juror Smyth and demand $50 600 dana ges
from him The complaint was sworn TO
by Mr.. Dlrrant The suit g. ows Oh; Of
remarks made by Smytk about Durrant,
wnom he accuses of being a moral mon
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VIENNA. Dec. @.-An autograph letter
az Emperor Francis Joseph. addressed 10
Baron Won Gausch. ven Frankenthurn
the Austrian premier. is sazettei. order
ne the session OF the reichsrath 10 be
closed.
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BIanro Permits Tobacco Exports.


HAVANA. Dec 3o.-Tht Official Gazette
Will print tomorrow an edict OF Gen. Blau-
co, permitting the expectation of tobacco.
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1r Won are going East at Christmas or
Nau Wear YOU will find the Northern Pa
c,Ac is the line TO use. Trains run on
lime and passengers comfort at this sea-
snn ~ .he wear specially looked after. Its
79,.tr, car service. as usual is unexceIled.
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BRITISH OFFICER MISSING.


an Historic Name, Leaves His Es-
cort, and His Horse II round
Dead. stripped of Accoutrements
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Surplus of Australian wheat.

SYDNEY, n. 8. W.. Dec 30.-The official
estimate Of the wheat yield is s754 90
bushels. There will Do q small surplus
available for export.
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Authorized references:
PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK.
DEXTER HORTON & CO. BANKERS.
WASHINGTON NATIONAL BANK. >
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PARIS. Dec. - An prisoners who hav,
been tried on the charge Of Panama in
trlgue have been acquitted.
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kLONDIkE
OUTFITS.
Consolidated Ou|tlIing Co.
Room D Halter Building. Seattle, WASH
ington.
General Cut7lttcrs tor
Alaska Miners.

Attend TO all the Quitting Of prospect
ors. furnishing at current rates all their
provisions. hardware, clothing and neces-
sary suppiies-in a word, complete
miners outfit. and securing of transportA-
ton TO the Gold Fields at the lowest posi-
BILE price.
We save you the expense OF hotel bills
in Seattle, which would be incurred II you
do your own purchasing and packing. The
company does all this so as To have all
things ready and in proper order for you
on your arrival here.
We furnish he PROPER kind of sup
piles. by reason of the experience OF the
company in Quitting. the best quality of
goods assured. You save time and money
fy having the supplies carefully and COM
pactly packed by our company. whereby
less space Is occupied on the steamer. and
.ess freight To be paid.
All goods are packed and so marked that
they can be identified IN the confusion of
freight thrown off on the wharf or shore
thus saving TIME. avoiding DANGER OF
LOSS. and securing PROTECTION from
INTERFERENCE and THEFT.
Call or write US before securing outfit.
We can save you money.
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'Daily except Sunday. Ali others 6oilyE
This card subject TO change without -
tice. -
Through tickets to Japan and China w.
Northern Pacific Steamship Company.
For rates. routes. and other infor1nk1om'
call on or address O.
I. A. NADDAub
General Agent 9eaxtlA
City Ticket Office. corner YeG1oe 49,
and First avenue.
Depot Tibet Office. corner Wsstsrn -
enue and Columbia street.
A. ID. CHARLTON.
Assistant General Passenger AgoG4
No. 255 Morrison street. corner Third IUtop
land. Or.
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Jack Green has hesn re-enga ged ny the
us'sss ot the Seattle Athletic Club to
she charge cf the box ug department Ne
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CHICAGO. Dec. So-Mayor Harrison has
ssasd an order 70 prohibit public boxing
eshieit!ons IN the city. He said his per-
mission &c hold six-rouud contests had
eeen abused, aud that lights are taking
pace In the city every night.
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NOTICE TO coNraAcroRs-''ses Z

y
1o,ieS a. hereby given that sseSsfsszsss
uogals viii be received y n' WORKS
Sse,s~efarv az the board OF PN93..s.,.k . q
he cify OF Seattle np y : 80 inersF~
psridav oct ed lsgl, for s sns Jshs =
mont OF Mob Hill Avenue s.,y~s "
Aloha Streets. ~ coIi s,a bs!wssa -
1870 .c,.s,h@r wf.h all neeesss sFse
po.n'7, 80 nanboles, lamph95'ss. sles
i atsbinr tanks and ca, -. n,sssssf
1000 nv ordinance Nc, ~ ard >
incsi lrnpr0vesnsnt district ~ srs speesfaf..
acrordsnce wiki the pia.sss, n ne esaS
lions row on Gle In inc
OF public works arnoaniez nT 4 =.
80 .berk pays Die 70 tns -, less 80
citv coroptroller. for q satn 1s srf 10 .
Sy =, - cent, OF ne piu. ssess y
an be considered unless
said check. x,as.- ain b. rt1gi',...
enter into 2 contra. -ao.,nt rssairse -,
fartcrv b0ud for tae AA N me So
taciof. rsarter and the iaNs go. sftef ~
the g4ty F.e+,sy, safh!a ten 1ass ssrfrss
o. $500 $500 ~ TIE award .. ~ cbes
tlh ssfl.ng 20 DO 60 All - ~
80 80 amount d1eg -a--on i esEsEss.
fs9red 10 fne city. -.st,@fu I've 5ts
81 bidder who "a "a rgaffacs - -
ar3or % the letting p - arr Just -
default " - L. oY rersofrs-..,srf y
for any Nooss-esI furnished -@drsrfsssA
s6ll 81 .,nsra.rt as hereaa falsst -
azy - wfthir said We "a
D.l,~,-1ssa ary such Co., l,ls "a sr-sese - -
social attention y ssx ii force ..ssss
Of the eei:y car y lasor. sd .ssa fssi
i il'' 70 9set aoa' s.. abs. ! and
a. follows; ,,.t,ion 1 Befoss - tsss
6 5r ftsarai.sias a9 rs ' !, ss.i.l. =. 3.
valid or binding aa ,nto ; laisi. ,er =.
5 'lsf'S s5s ;'s W. sp +. 81 L, -
al persoaa NhO maj 's'
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BIRTHS.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

The public IL hereby warned not 70 psy
any money 10 parties IspresenLi3pl,s - -
except the following. who are TIE oss.y
authorized trxveiisg agent. ., tne
lnteIiieencer. viz: J. A hcCIsiian.s =
a Fre~hurSer This does not apply 70
resident agents OF this paper who are 10. To-
eafsd In various cities and towns ~ srs
Northwest nor 70 postmastef4. 49, w -
"a All casnx authorized 20 take snnSer p
lions for the Daily. Sunday and "sfs,S
Poss-IntslIigencer. City colleciors, =. ="
CathcArt. r. T. Hswiey, ". u manu.
and C. V White.
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-
REWARD.

a reward Of 80 viii be paid Tor ini i.,i.-
usation leading 20 the arrest anc 81 ~.
ten of any one stealing copies OF ,ne rt,ss-
InfeIIlxencer delivered 20 suescrt~s
1krnuGkont the city.
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Advertisements under the head OF Iose.
Pound For Bale, For Rent and situaLonS
Wanted Will be insertsd al the rate o. 4
oo0f 3 word each inserfion. Payment AZ
ways in advance. No advertisement TO
oGlvod tx tene than g cents.
NOTTCE-The business cnice on tne
post-fnteliseencer In open until IL p. m
Sunday hours. a. IN. 20 fz.3o p. m, anu chi
20 3 D. n. Classified advertisements VIA
Be received Up 10 that time
Advertisements wiII be received AZ
bnfch offices 81 the post-InteiIigencer
TACOMA BUREAU-No. lbs fac'n'
PORT TowNaEND-wm. A. Pfeiner.
RFLIJNGHAM BAY-New Whatcoms
o. II Culver. Manager
OLYMPIA--4i7iz Main street O. c.
Wnstaniey, Agent.
VICTORIA. II. c.-George Marsden-
The following letters await advertisers
o. .Tis o7ice.
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RECEIVERS SALE.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
State of Washington for King County.
W. W. Dearborn ct al, plaintiffs. vs.. The
washington Savings Bank, defendant.
Notice Is hereby given that under an Or
DER OF court made in said cause on OCTOBER
l. Ie5i, the undersigned viii sell az puoilc
auction 10 the highest and best bidder Tor
casa, on Wednesday, October 1th, lSsi, az
10 a. m, all those certain pieces of personal
property OF the Washington Savings Bank
SCI out and described in certain petition
or the undersigned. filed in said court on
me bth day OF August, 1891.
Sai1 propSrty consists among otner Things
OF the following:
PTomiss0ry notes secured by mortgage
ana other collateral and unsecured.
YAKIMA county warrants.
Nhatcom county warrants.
Seattle street Improvement warrants.
Town OF Columbia warrants.
Town or Hamilton warrants
Town OF Centralia warrants
Cialiam county warrants.
AnacOrtes school district warrants.
Tax certificates and tax deeds on prop
cry N hlng county. washington, Tor the
years 1880. 1891. 1892 and 1893
Said sale will take place in the Library
Room OF the King County Court House,
seattle, hlng County. WASHINGTON, ana
Will be continued from day 10 day until all
the property is sold.
Terms Of sale; Ten per cent. cash on the
day of sale and the balance in cash on con-
nrnatio OF sale by the court.
A detailed list of said property may be
had on application to the undersigned.
At the same time and place the receiver
sell ten six per cent. bonds OF the Third
Street & Suburban Railway Company 20
the highest and best bidder for cash. upon
the following terms:
No bid to be received for less than 81, $50
for the ten bonds; terms, ten per cent.
cash on the day of sale and balance in cash
on confirmation OF sale Ia6r, 3y =, th E court fI
Receiver OF the Washington Savings Bank.
Room SO. Boston Block, Seattle. Wash
fngtcn.
elise & King. Attorneys for Receiver.
Date OF fits. publication October 5, 1897.
RECEIVERS sALE.-Notice is hereby
given that the undersigned will receive
after the first day of October 1897. for
the purchase of S226. 90, par value Of
the first mortgage bonds Of the Last
Chance Mining Company, and for 81. l0S
shares Of its capital stock of the par
value OF SO per share. Said bonds are
secured by first mortgage on said mining
comDanys valuable properties in Sho-
shone county. Idaho. Such bonds and
stocks are to be sold as an entirety, and
such bonds are a majority of the first
mortgage bonds, the issue of bonds be-
ing 500. 10000 -four hundred thousand
dollars). Said sale TO be for cash. paw
able within thirty days after notice Of
acceptance OF bid.
All bids must be accompanied by a Ger
tilted check for 5000 Give thousand dol
lars). payable 20 the undersigned, to be
forfeited unless fun payment be made
within the time specified.
The undersigned reserve the right to re-
ject any and all bids. All bids must be
sealed and addressed to either of the I'M
dersigned. a Spokane. Wash
A. ID. LYNCH,
Receiver First National Bank
FRED b. GRTNNELL.
Receiver Spokane Savings Bank.
Spokane, Wash. Sept. p. 1897.
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DETECTIVES.

SOUTHERN DETECTIVE AGENCY ".
r SaCls. manager; 81 Pioneer buf, 49,.
general detective business IN I-rftAa
states and All foreign countries.
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BOOK BINDING.

WE LEAD the printing procession. rnf1-
ing proSpect1ssS and stock certiarafa,
a speciality. Metropolitan Printing aSd
Binding Company. Dexter Horton RsD-
building. Seattle.
F. ANTHONI-General bockhin9er "a
per ruler and blank book manufacture
Sos First avenue. foot Of Cherry. Kit1s
4 Rosenberg hutitng. Take elevator
PLATING. WIRE AND IRON WORKS
PACIFIC RAILING AND PLATING
Works. lis Union.
CITY NOTICES.
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In order to secure correct inss-.ion -, -
notices under these heacings kns go
shosN BE- Ieft at the business on1cs .. -
nas,er. No charge II made for s'ica notless.
Funeral notices resolutions or otner 80 -
e4al announcemenfs vii De cnsTE~s s. ,. N"7
Snts ~ IA cents Der lire EACH lresTuo1s
Po9T-TSTELLfGENc %
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

MRS WILLIAMS CHRISTIAN S~te0~a III
- 70 pT-cs placed On tAe healfre 80
trE 80 distance Eoon squire So.
A.oaf and Battery.
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ADyEKTIsERy NOTICE.

Aaveytsssr. desiring display advertise
nenfs changed for the Sunday Issue unst
hand in copy by O'Clock Saturday TO m
sure change.
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TICKET BRokFRS

RAILWAY AND STEAMSHIP TrCE-rvs
IT kets % ana from al aavts az 80
W1~.t az reduced rates special rs-aa -
a8 Eastern ard EuroE~ la ucsoss ~ :,
Ts.1rstcn. - Cherry street -
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NOTICE To STOCKHOLDERS

=
NOTICE OF INTENTION OF INCpE1S
inE Capftsi Stock-N0tiCe Is HEREBY, -,
70 ina stockholders OF the Yukon, 49,. -
nor alton COMPANY. a corpora ion ~ -,
State - Washington. that q fnsst're- -
the stockholders Of the capital -4orE -
said Yukon Tr8nsp ortatiQn Come, III
~ held in The CRY OF SeattIr So. -
Washington al the CffiCe u ina -,
many jn he Mutual Life B74fldfrg +st
ouaer SQUARE. on ire 2oth 6av ~ S9-.,,,,.--
iSa7 et the hour q 9 O'Clock a
said dsv The object Of wrich -rss.,- = =
20 submit 20 said stockholders 49,, 49, -
siriar 20 increase the capital ~f6~t -
said Company from I've hundred -, -
az the par value Of fifty thoussri i ~ =
10 f}ffeen hundred shares OF ma "a - -.
~ one hundred and fifty tholta-, ', lt.i
lars ~.-..r,.---
RICHARD CHILCOTT
JAMES CANPFF7r = =
VA. II. PRIMROSE
Trustees ~ the Yukon IT, nsporfatf,r
Dated seattle. Washington. Aaxus. afs,
Iss1
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDrpg ~
wtU hs a meeting q tha stock A~,..-r-1
,ha WAYNE Gold and Corner 49, -
Germany. % Seattle, at the offlrss -
company Monday. October q fse~ 80
the purpose Of Increasing me- c...,s.1i
STOCK az said company and trs~E..t. -
such other business as may come f..fers
the meeting.
" " ROCKHTT-L. P-ssf4an.
J r GILBERT Secretary.
Saa+Tfa Wash SepteFrhe~ y 49,
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The following letters await advertisers
o. .Tis o5ice.
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EMPLOYMENT wasTED-MALE.

NANTEp-siiuaii0n By Young man from
East - h1oEkeeper office work or clerk
ing sSperieaced references and oond
Egeacer
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DIES!-Chichester' English Penny
royal Pills Diamond Brandt. are the
best. Safe, Reliable. Take no other.
Send &C. stamps. for particulars. Relief
for Ladies'" in letter by return mail. At
druggists. Chichester Chemical Co.
Philadelphia
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rot Nj.

BARGAINS N WATCHES ttamo~,s-
musical Instrument. cts. highest mr..
pala fer cid Ecio ana silver. Inrls -.
faau psGre SO second
LONDON LOAN oFFiC E. Money los-s,
cn valuabics, watches eisrsr~Fs -
fFvafrv $50 Se~euA avenue s.-afh "--N
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1897-10-28

carried erect; back, Of medium length.
With saddle rising in a sharp, concave
sweep to the tail; tail, large, full, car
ried upright; the full. flowing tail, and
long, well-curved sickles are character
tstics Of the bird that are much thought,
Of. The wing is long, we'll folded, and
tightly carried. Hackle and saddle
feathers, long and abundant and flow
Ing we'll yer the shoulder and saddle.
The legs are bright yellow In color and
free from feathers; toes also yellow,
but a dark shade on the same is al
lowable. The head is the prettiest por-
tion of the bird, being short aad deep,
yellow beak, full, bright-red eyes, and
bright-red face. The comb is single,
of medium size, perfectly straight and
upright upon the head, free from side
sprigs, deeply serrated with five or six
points, and bright-red in color. The
comb should extend we'll back over the
head, with no tendency to follow the
shape of the neck. Earlobes. white,
or creamy white. The Leghorn hen in
many respects resembles the cock, ex-
cepting carriage of comb and sexual
differences. In shape and carriage the
hen is even more graceful and spright-
ly than the cock, very close in feather,
and rather small in body, though some
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ON THE STAGE.

Frank Daniels will discard "The
Wizard of the Nile" this season and
appear in "The Idols Eye"
Nat Goodwin has written a novel, in
which he gives a severe rap at the
critics who mix up an actors doings
on and off the stage.
Maud Adams is to be seen as a star
in a dramatization of Barrie's Little
Minister" and an adaptation of An
thony Hopes "Phroso."
Kathryn Kidder has grown tired of
acting in Nine. Sans-Gene," and as
she has no other play in view, will
become a manager of the same play,
relinquishing her role to Marion Alb
bolt.
A well-known manager-one of the
Frohmans-recently sent to a New
York theatrical agent for a list of good
leading men. The agent could give
him the names of but four who were
not engaged.
Charles Coghlan has temporarily re-
tired from the stage, and is devoting
his time to play writing. He recently
finished a play entitled Or. Quixoto'
for J. E. Dodson, and is now engaged
on a comedy for John Hare.
The Biblical play has come to stay
in England. Wilson Barrett in 1.-The
Sign of the Cross" led the way, and
now no less an author than Canon
Farrar is arranging for the stage
Sienkiewicz's novel, QUO Vadis,'
which deals with the Christians of
early Rome. Beerbohm Tree has the
play.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1897-10-28
A Unique Woman's CIub,

One of the most novel women's clubs
in the country is the Old Ladies' Home
club of Brooklyn, which isn't, as one
might suppose, made up aged DANES,
but, on the contrary, of young
1t started with a suggestion made by
a newspaper woman Being troubled
at times with visions of what should
befall her when she reached the newt
able time when her scribbling would
prove insufficient both as regards sup
ply and demand to meet the necessities
of life, she evolved the idea of saving
a few hundred dollars, which would Sc
cure her reception, when the dreaded
time would come, in an old ladies'
home. She communicated her scheme
to a friend of hers and soon it was no
longer hers. 1t appealed % a number
of young women, who forthwith form
ed themselves into a club with the ul-
innate design of reaching the old
ladies' home together, and incidentally
of getting as much out of life as. they
may by the wayside.