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made to mix the character Of the music
except on such nights as shall be set
aside for the puhlic's choice. when the
majority opinion shall prevail.
The popularity OF the concerts last year
and the year before has been ample en-
couragement TO repeat them this year,
and with the promises of the signal office
for '.fair weather and even temperature"
the crowds Of last year should be more
than repeated Cherry street is In splen-
did condition and tho Inconvenience under
gone last year by those who were willing
to md standing room In sink holes and
on rotten planks will be obviated.
At the close of the busy day. the last Of
the week the workers can escape from
the humdrum of toll. and for a few hours
enjoy the finest music in the world, that
rendered by band composed of we'll
trained artists. The calm joys of the Sun
day following. ordained for rest, viii he ac-
centuated by the memory of strains heard
the night before.
Cherry street and the adjacent avenues
will present metropolitan aspect tonight
Promanaders with the spirit Of the even
ing reflected on their faces VIII stroll along
the brilliantly lighted thorougbfares. gay
cyclists will spin on gii'tering wheels
along the smoothly paved streets. and in
the tnterludes OF silence between each Sc
lection by the hand the voices OF the gay
the changing sands OF the SEA, wilt ring ont
In talk ar.l laughter. They will feel nearer
together drawn close in the Tacshes OF d.
vine harmony. and as employer and en-
plcye gree; tssh other next Monday mcru-
ing thew viii feel 3 ne@ bond Of sympathy
10 have sprung up between n IN The rro-
srantule arranged is All excellent one, and
as All are familiar wtth tire brilliant exc
csltion and finish OF the First REGIMENT
band. no comment Is needed on the various
numbers.
The programme;
Thee Wagner March ..Chas +. Bray
Austrian Hymn with Eaydns Varia-
uoitSA--. -. ..-+.. .-.-..~.--b Godfrey
Louisiana Lon ,..-.,-. ....-...... Stuart
Overture. william Tell" ......... RssSlui
Baritone solo. Rocked In the Cradle Of
gae Deep Arransed ~ Robinson
sig. \ sc EarrtO
Selection '~fhe Wizard ~ the Nile.
Caqrius. bohemia .-.-....F Boyd Wells
Arranged for EaaA by Chas g. Rray
PaFRphgase. ~FScn Rolf" Arr. hy Hro9e
intsrnasaz>. FROM "s'svaiIfria R1sti-
can't ,...s. -. -..' -.--.- Nsscea9 II
Asrei7. King .e1foo SSoa,s
StNtet.e. from t't.Ncia''.-... - penixssft
rosroGgrs or scotch, Irish ard t.asllsa
IntroSacins carry owen '','.sr-
iie Is Ny paslinx "Annle I-su.
"1aet Reese o. Summer" Tire Mtn.
strsf 10Y Home S~ret EIo-g,e
'~rae CamPhetIs Are Coming
sod Save tae Queen" 'RysIe Brit
anna
Marc. ~CeFxats A}ces'' ......... Sol Asher
T.oigs Ne =, b z. q. f.
AUD f-@aE eyna' ..-.+.... .+-..........
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IHheu 3ouathan 0regsrn Ian<,ed from
EsG1xefpo0i Il Castle GarSsef1. in New York
Il 2ofty-e4ght years AFRO. il Is not probabie
&1kat be forezaw the time when. al ths. end
SR fiear5y half ceusury-s rsxlaenssn In the
S&xnd Of the free. he wns,td sf,>,r.gy a cell
RI = public sue4<tou CHARGED xv,th the crime
& ~ ATTEMPTED murder Greece, Is 4 rss.fur-
ss11Ire old chs1rarter r.l,f, mas rnsds a living
4 - N acre ranch In Hst.an ret.f:v. near
fsszxlcston for ffvc ys.ara s.e.; During n
sSnrffon az tie 4ins faYsosop has rad
4rna1l,Ic With 4 r,ef~h f>,v -, ,,, Hahn peter
s<aou The rt,ss 3.otrrco,, ,haf,, ,s.,t.,s,a s.,l
~esferday when ala fsrsvsn,, ug,ftar ,r, The
6cw,fvay ~ mis- "a MN e.se,r . w,,,, ~ peter
IN Wffh i,lx fr.,.fv suu.kss .s pFfereyn
Srnve 81 Nth IT. -nSon
srhe nvfuey l,,,ilnte - s,svva<, ~, Peterson,
Ns.t ~ cxesrses ,rsts hs~ ns5.ss,nsz fr,ss, 4
Ne iast ~ tfs,sx n6.;..s..r ~ e.s0s. IN IN,
y - 80 - s.sssss ~. "a ''' "
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estate Of Ferdinand HinckIsy. His bond
wzg rxeA NJ xsG

was fixed At Si56
TIE will OF Charles kaufman was yes
serday admitted 10 probate r. F. Raut-
man. brother of the dsccased. was APP
pointed executor without bond. Eautaian
directs how the money from his life IN
surance shall be distributed among his
relatives. and then orders the expenses
during his last sickness paid. except the
bill OF DIR. r. Weber. of Milwaukee, which
he directs shall not be paid as he neglect
ed me during my sickness"
G. K CoryeIf, administrator OF the es-
tate Of Henry Robbins. yesterday Pc
titsoned the cours for an order directing the
sale of certain real sstat. belonging 10 the
estate. The matter will be heard July :.
Ei,en Smith yesterday filed his report as
administrator Of the estate Of Thomas
Mmrnan sometimes called Thomas Moran.
The hearing OF the f,nai account OF ID. t.
Denny. guardian OF the person and estate
of John n. Magic was deferred yesterday
until June IL. II IL understood that the ad-
faipsirators OF this estate. Col &. NJ.
Sheafe and Mrs. l.. Dora Cow. viii file ex-
esptions TO the acts Of the guardian. OBJ
lection has been mace by the aduiinistra-
tors 10 the ia yment % certain items Of ex-
pense and TO the making of certain loans.
The matter will be fully heard on the date
named by the court
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rhe Divorce Mill.

Judge Jacobs had an exceptionally quiet
Friday in the line OF divorces yesterday
Usually from three 10 six cases are Eeard
on this day. and the fact that bat ore di-
vorce ease came up for trial yesterday was
considered remarkable at the courthouse.
Mrs. Carrie Swift brought suit against
her husband. Harry T. Swift. fer divorce
on the grounds of abandonment. The
couple have not lived together for more
than three years past Mrs. Swift and Mrs.
s,iySeld were the only witnesses. The
court gave the decree to the wife. together
with the privilege Of resuming her maiden
name. Carrie Richards.
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The King of Horsenie "a.

The great attraction next week Will he
the appearance OF Prof. oscar II. CsIeaso
who has Aeen called the king Of horse
a11ers, al y. NJ <. a. park for a short
SekS1n. commencing Tuesday night. Prof.
t:leasoa will give an exhibition that xfll be
marvellous IN the extreme and one that
many persons WIFI not believe can ne done
urUl thcy have Witnessed IT, He viii take
q Wis 0r vicious horgs that has never heem
handled. OF one that ghe owner cannot ID
anything Vita. and in less time than IL
fakes 70 gell Il Will have broken Il 40 thor
oagAly that q child ear drive IL anywhere.
pros. Gla2son never fa{(s - create q SEN
s3tion Wherever he goes. and Seatt's viii
not * an exception. judging from me nuin-
bsg % h2rsesTsen Who have called or aini az
the Occidental hotel since rs arrival yes
ter,say
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ADJUSTMENTS.


The manager cf the Mining Herald is
being generally congratulated for srrang-
ing an excursion that meets with such
popular favor. 4 great number OF people
in Seattle arc interested in companies
that have mining property in the Silver
ton and Monte Cristo districts. Hundreds
have but awaited favorable opportunity
10 visit those districts. and the excursion
on Saturday June u. comes at a most op-
perfume time. Then scores Of others are
also DESTROYS OF enjoying a day of recrea-
ton, and no more delightful route could
lac selected than through the forests and
canyons of that section of the Cascades
traversed by the Everett & Monte Cristo
railroad. II Wifi he 4 gay party COM
posed of professional men. business men
and mining men accompanied by their
wives, sisters or sweethearts. that will
board the special through train on Satur-
day next. frer the Seattle & Internation-
al depot. The round trip ticket is bur 81.
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The liberal response to the Invitation
for the suggestions for the first OF it's series
OF band concerts by the Post-Inteliigencer
resulted in the arrangement OF pro-
gramme by Randmaster Wagner that con-
tains a majority of the selections asked
for. and which is fair index OF the pub
lie idea of popular music. With this be-
fore him Ar. Wagner has determined TO
introduce In the future programmes pieces
OF the same nature. But the popular
taste cannot alone be considered. and with
a large number of lovers of classical music
In this city the determination has been
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SLAIN BY CANNiBsLs.


SAN FRANCISCO, June s.--sAdvices per
the steamship Mar!posa from Sydney. \
s W. state that another tragedy has been
enacted by the treacheroHs natives or the
Solomon islands. presumably for cannsbal-
fstic purposes. While trading in Navarro
lagoon. Capt Wilson OF the schooner Ma
varo. went ashore I'm a boat with three
natives. AS the ISLANDERS appeared TO be
friendly the crew accepted their invitation
TO accompany them 20 their village near
by. bur Wilson decided 20 remain with the
boat When out of sight OF Capt Wilson
the islanders attacked the crew. killing
one on the SPOT and wounding the others.
The latter made a dash for the boat bat
only one mans ged Ia reach II. as Wilson
was compelled TO sheer of shore and the
na1rderous natives overlook tho wounded
sailors as they were swimming cut to the
schooner.
Wilson reached the vessel In safety and
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ASSETS To HE SOLD.
Iudac Moore Directs the sale of Sc
attic ceal & iron Co.'S PROPERTY.

JHslse Moore Yesterday signed. the order
dtfeelHss Receiver Bryant. cf the seastla
Gaai e. iron Company 10 sell the .t.tir.
atssaets ~ thr company. excep, fieht ~
site al the stockholders liability. ut re-
csiser's gale. TIE .Tsfer directs l.s,n To
lsstaw!th advertise The property Car saia
hs publication tn Il newspaper IN King
Count, AZ repaired by ia.v
IA outlined in the Pest fntelslvers..r az
Aag ~. Judge Moofa directed that M aid
l'Ta iasn EsS1Mo Hlioal,t b. accented FOR
shc property. The receiver ts directed n
eeH tho rca, estate '.sndf Personal property
together. t,s the value at II h s.,e Is On,
hnaeea by the other The saie SIS Ia in
ei'tdc all the easements. Franchises. real
estate ans personal property of what
soessr nature in the possession Of tho
gece.ver.
The order reeitrs the supreme. court de.
ctsinn IL which the claims III s,f,rtain
rres'itors, Including tha fastoY Na4 .,,,,ai
hank. s''hwahachcr Bras.. tho s,hwa.
hsciaer isartiware ,'eFnrartv. pittcnf,ofar
Haas j 60, and others are Eivon PRIOR
tiy over the claims ef the riaintsn the
illumination Trust Company The eourf
streets tbs other creditors O. Die within
fweitss asya mctinn that their eln4nts
IT, declared prior so that OF the fr.,st
cna,.aans. or elise be forever barred from
nsscrsias prior t.sytt 10 the assets az
tho company.
The affatrs Of thu Seattle Coat & Iron
COMPANY have h~cn Ia the hant,s ~ tho
court since February lisa The fftea-
tlnr has been sauch before ~ ,,,tf,
owing To the conflicting nature al sbA
claims against the company 5 rtopert =
md sts csso has aireaas lseea before, tee
supreme court, Executions - "a, order
were made by the plaiGt3g ara IN other
creditors, and the supreme court viii
again lie asked 70 review The i.ta ts,. Tha
raa,ic Is familiar with thn astcuute ~
certain creditors so cause the removal ~
Receiver Bryant
The bulk Of the comp0ny's property a
loeassd 81 !sSaqnah whore e owns .,s}it-
ahlc coat mines. les bunker constitute
It's most valuable property sn This egty.
The order of sale slseea Yesterday by
Judge Moore is prrhspH t1a, bsHiunInx 81
the end cf the ionn litigation growing
cut Of tho company affairs
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\ srea; deal OF interest Is manifested in
tAe sXhipifion 10 be gwen by ,ha C.heEan
hand II Yakima Indians az the 2 ri Ave
nue. theAter Sunday night ard g. = sSerinE
;eAt thls il Ene first exhibition OF tins kind
ever given here. there Is bound 20 be \
large atTeuGa nce. The band IS under the
r1auaseCnent 81 Charles Nsunssszy. Unit
- States government scout and interpre-
ser. ana * lead by three indian caiefs ~
reoown. TIE entertainment will consist a.
songs. dances and porirayaAs % Sne yaTt-
Gus customs and f4hifs ard MODES 81 ate
- tAe Indians. Regular Tair4 Avenue
pricexs vii prevail FOR this entertain gasnt
Tickets Will he % sale thas morning.
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inals of San Francisco. Portland. Tacoma.
Spokane and Butte IL he can help il. and
Will adopt stringent methods in handling
those who are foolish enough 10 make their
appearance. He will soon apply for au-
thority To increase the force during the
days of the celebration. and may issue a
card calling the attention Of the nnsophis-
ticated 10 the dangers of making chance
acquaintances.
Countrymen who visit Seattle during the
celebration want 10 look out for men who
have little locks to open. shells under
which peas are apparently placed, dice
games and card games. 1T is a bad policy
10 attempt TO beat "A man at his own game
and II countrymen will keep away from
smooth tongued strangers they will save
themselves and the police a lot OF trouble
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ely He'll Anfrs

Street Superintendent r y Little Is con-
5nna to hts home IN slight Illness.
TIE appointment az {. II Harvey as aoe
catcher. and his oatn az office. We're flied
Yesterday VITA the city clerk
CITY Eaeineev Thomson has f~sen Snau9-
,ng much ng hls tlme during the las; tex,
weeks personally overlooking the Work on
tire cedar river water system survey.
\ protest signed ny , number az nrosRt-
merit property holders was alc3 vyStH~,leg
Win the clerk Of ;ac city council against
she proposed Improvement ~ Yssler S4y
between Occidental avenue ana THIRD AVE
ane south.
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on ITS ANNUAL OUTING.
California Press Association to Visit
Seattle.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 4..The Califor-
MIA Press Association has completed It's ar
rangements for its annual outing. and its
members will leave this city for Victoria.
p. c.. on tomorrow evenings train in three
special Pullmans. With the exception OF
a six hours stop-over at Portland the
excursionists will go direct to Tacoma,
where they will connect with the steam
ship City of Kingston.
After spending twenty-four hours In Vic
toria they will leave for Seattle on the az
ternoon of June Q, thence returning to
Portland via Tacoma. On the return trip
forty eight hours will be spent in Port
land, so that the party will be away for at
least eight and one-haH days.
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The Rouse Divorce Case.

Judge Jacobs yesterday granted d.
vorce to George NJ Rouse against his
wife Sophia Rouse. This case at
tracted considerable attention at the court
house by reason OF the slanderous aIIeGa-
tons made by the wife in her cross COM
plant. The allegations and much of the
testimony to support them were too in
decent for publication. The court found
that they were not sustained by the evil
,ience and granted the decree tn the
husband. The decision is a vindication Of
Mr.. Reuse and his family. He was or
dered 10 pay his wife an attorneys fee Of
S2a
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rr.,x. er the Crew Lost.

SAN FRANCISCO. June 4.-The loss OF
the British ship Zeileika. bound from New
York for Wellington. New. Zealand, re-
suited In the death by drowning OF twelve
men The disaster to the ship was report
ed by cable hut at the time the message
was forwarded. no details OF loss OF life
had been received. The steamer Mariposa
from sydney today brought full particu-
lars of the disaster. The Zeileika wen,
ashore ut midnight on Good Friday In
Paliiser bay. on rocky shore. The disas-
ter occurred during a gale. The crew
numbered twenty-one OF whom nine man.
aged to reach shore
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DENVER, June 4s-fsew'is r. Preston
was arrested today on a warrant hargi Ii !,
him with the murder Of David pronk a
arrsaaksr from Brooklyn ". Y Pres
ton is a consuruptIve specialist II is said
his method of trea tr3ent is 10 run "A hoI-
low needle through tire walls Of the chest
and introduce an electric wire Tito the
lungs PYonk died under the treatment
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KANSAS CITY. June s.-Madison sta
ley. wealthy stockrnan. aged % years.
died late last night from injuries received
in being run down by a bicycle ridden by
Nelson J. Steven. an insurance agent
Steven lost control of his wheel In at
tempting TO ride down steep grade on
Eighth street. from Walnut to Main.
striking Mr.. Staley and hurting him to the
pavement frsctursng his skull. Mr.. Ste
ven surrendered TO the police. but was
res@a sod
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rnn ARGUS nxo,Rs,o, TOMORROW
u viii He the big wheel Event of
fhs.

I-hare hss nDs Assn Al excursion thss
SEA ST. ta&t has caused sAs smoGwt ~ tai
than has sae one a. ae given ~ ,he Argus
0u tho State - Washington 20 Olympia So
Euofrew. An sxcellent programme mas nasu
PREPARED
Ma only are tzse wEseiU~n go5Ug IN
fasca. bat a large E3snoe- Of Others y 4
arm themselves with Eunea baskets ard
p.rn.a AZ OLYMPIA % ~ Tzsa2w ser falls
Iaa steamer leaves fesssr Wharf a ia
arriving az Tacoma az So NJ 81 OLYMPIA
q; = oetocs. RssuTn.Rg, enc boat 3@avsss
olyzsSsaa az 80 AMI T4cc Ia az o'closs
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The l.. A. Trcen RecetycrSbfp.

Judge Moore yesterday directed the sale
OF the assets of l.. A. Treen & Co. nam
Ing June Is as the date for the sale, which
Is to he at public auction. The stock, fix
lures and accounts OF the receiver are to
be sold In one bunch and the book ac-
counts made prior to the rcceiyership are
to b.. disposed of separately.
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The brooklyn sail. for spithead.

NEW YORK. June 4-T'he Brooklyn has
sailed for Southampton. Her speed across
the ocean will he about thirteen or four
teen knots. there being no wish or need
10 press her. By the time the naval re-
view comes off at Spithead the Brook
lvn will have few. IL any. rivals as
model OF discipline. cleanliness and
beauty.
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WILL SEE THE SOUND.
TH?EE THOUSAND ENDEAyORERs
TO RETURN EAST VIA SEATTLE.

RollO v. Watt, Chairman OF the COM
mittee an Arrangements for the
Mig Chrfstfan Endeavor COnven-
ton, Tells OF the Work That Has
Been Done In San FranciscO-Es-
Inmates OF Eastern Representa-
tfves Indicate That 10000 Dele
gates VIII Attena-Splendid Factl-
tiles for Caring For the Big
Crowds.
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New suit. Filed.
The following new suits were III
ferdaN In the s1inerinr court.

The following new suits were filed yes
terday In the superior court:
Lilly. Rogardus Il Co. rs. the Bay Mil
conpany-Baiance of personal account.
amounting 10 si3I- IL.
The Seattle Trust Company VS.. r. A.
Wing 81 ai--Raiance of promissoFy note.
81. 90; interest. attorneys fee. sl26. and
foreclosure.
Carrie Swift VS. Harry r. Swift-Action
for divorce.
Matthias Carpenter VS. the Bay Mill Com
panS--Ralauce Of personal account $ll5
Washington Saw Works. VS.. the Bav
MIL Company-slf3s 80. being tho balance of
personal account.
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The entire furniture and Axtu-es 81 ths
well-t>noWn -. James hotel Second ave
n9e south VIII De- SclA at affecting today
sale coemencipE ~ - e. n. This IS an
excellent opportunity for intending pur-
chssers 30 Furnish their homes 81 very soS
srioes. As every Ateg mast he sold regard
less % cost ny yaluo.
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DOVER. Tesl.. June s-wsgl3e tbs direct
ors - tsss Firs; National hank were ex-
aGainsng ghs accounts 0f WiIlt.rr ~. gcxvs
paytGg teller. sisey received better frcsn
him saying 20 was ssa.e ssors ard had
scst 5own. Ne gave tie Details O. his ir-
TegG.aFltles. Hatca had extended over ten
years.
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Torren. Law Declared Invalid.

COLUMBUS. .. June i--Tae supreme
court has declared the law ansonssitu~
tionsl which hast winter adopted the Tor
rsns system OF recording land titles. The
gaw n similar 20 that % Illinois.
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Most coughs may be cured In few hours
or al any rate In a few days. by the use Of
Ayers Cherry Pectoral With such
prompt and sure remedy as this at hand
there is 10 need Of proioneiug the agony
for weeks and months. Keep this remedy
IN your house.
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Notice.

Bee Faesse Coast Steamship Company s
Fner t,saafsias szfssng fTega san Frsa-
oa funs IL wfn carry general user-
.tan8sSe ~ s. ger toa-
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Probate tsnalnes<.

Judge Moore sftSpoacd ~ tha following
usn:scrs In probate yesterysa-.
In the estate Of MagSSy stlrgIa. the AL
Miasssrator MAS airecfct - seii esrsif fs.sg
estate Ter slse purpose Of rayias ihe -,sss.ss
against the estate
Letters of administration wSge stsuset
20 Walter Hsa>kicy AS aamsniSfTAVar M fs,a
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Wait sor first grand excursion 20 Sno-
qaaiuste salls. Sunday. June L. given by
SEATTLE Lodge No. ?. r. y. II. q. Round
trip 81
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Ladies', knnx SrilOr~.

Special today 81 sl.f9 The very latest stvi@s
in fsadles' Knox sailors. worth s. and 81 Is
j. S. Graham. 7Is Second.
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10 SCARE HIN.


= = ResiAeat ~ xis..p County,
- Deea0e Eaxased In u Row
64h NetgiaboR JShn Petersoa--A
haaee shot Wfsh Ma.k~s.
ceused by PesssnaI Dincxener.-
snAGc Moore Orders the sale of
Ie Assets - the seatfie Coal and
1rse Ccnapasy--The Rouse Dsvsrce
case EnAea-Sews 0f the Courts.
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Fifty elegant trimmed hats al s2E Sc =
ard E5s worth double. j. :. Graham.
7is Second avenue.
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arriving at Seattle at 8 o'clock. thus gfv-
ing whee,men an opportunity 10 make tho
ride from Olympia 10 Tacoma or from
Tacoma 10 Olympia. as they may see fl.
LANCER e. LeNten's orchestra VIII ac-
Company the excursion, and the following
exceasen; musical programme has been pre-
pared:
PART l.
]. Seattle Athletic Club March"
by HitkesiIi
4 Festival Overture ...-+.-.-.. BY Bach
Z Walsz-"DreaIn After the BaIl'-.:.-
by @I4laahd
4. Gavot,e from 'oiisxtnter Nights
& Schg6ert's '.Serenade ....-..--.......
s. Potpourri. national aLrs.-..-.......-..
= Two-step---Girl of '8"-...-..........
g. Wattz--s.l00i Nights BY Strauss
g. Intermezzo--'Eava.leria Rusticana
10 Champagne Galop- $500.
PART III.
1. directorate March" ..-......-....- Sousa
q Oyer;ure-'.Briuai Rose" ...,-.... 49,.
3. Wal;z--.Chimes of Normandy $500.
L. T>wo-sreg-" Black America
g. Fanrasie-'La Paicma" ....-..........
g. Gaxofte-"Girsish Dreams ...........
!. Mesaley-Southsrn Plantation Songs.
g. Wai.x-'Sweef Smiles" --.-..-........
g. Ramance-.'Spring Awakening 49,
10 March-"ktng Cotton -ssouSa