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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-08-28
The Alcazar

Fred Belasco, lessee of the Aicazar thea
ter, arrived from the east with his new
leading man, Ernest Hastings, a hand
some and graceful young actor. who has
made an excellent reputation in the east,
and Miss Gretchen Lyons, the clever lead
ing lady, who was last seen here in that
capacity with Joseph Holland in 1.-THE
Mysterious Mr.. Bugle." Miss Edna Even,
bright young ingenue, will also become a
member of the new company, and there are
several other talented people on the way.
Mr.. Belasco improved the opportunity
while in the east to secure some brilliantly
successful plays, for which he has the Pa
eific coast right.-San Francisco Music and
Drama.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-08-28
Green Room Gossip

Ethel Barrymore is said to have grown
80 fond of England that she has no wish
10 return to this country.
After IN absence of two years Maym KEEL
so. whose wonderful contralto voice was
one Of the most pleasing features of Rus
sells comedians, has decided to return to
the stage. She Will play the part Of
Norah Shea in Fred Peel's forthcoming pro-
duction OF, "Casey's Wife"
Fay Tempieton won last week the law
suit brought against her by the assignee
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-08-28
AFTER THE DANCE

Good-by!
I shall regret you;
To love you. dear, is vain.
l never should have met you.
Good-by!
And so must forget you
Till you come back again?
Good-by!
l say it sadly:
You do not understand,
Your answer rings so gladly.
"Good-by!"
And yet my heart beats madly
Because you take my hand.
How near the cold dawn hovers;
Her hooded silver head
Too swiftly she uncoversi
Oh, friend. W. might be lovers
II one brave word Veye said.
t<0aixA- 0aneAhco lnsahotoa
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-08-28
Melba Is Flattered

Mme Melba is very fond of the upper
Thames. She has her own house boat, the
Fernica, and on that she spent all the
time she could spare during the past two
months from her operate and concert en-
gagements in London. She will be flat
tered to hear that "Melba Choral socie-
~" has been organized in Los Angeles, Cal.
New York Evening Post.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-08-28
Bernice Holmes

The Cincinnati Times-Star of Aug. Sth
says: "The Boston Lyric company at Ches-
ter park devotes this week to Czibalka's
rather musty "Amorta." The honors of
the performance belong to Miss Bernice
Holmes as Angelo and to j. R. Murray.
who put a tremendous amount of energy
Into Bombardo Miss Holmes made much
of her role. Her admirable voice was heard
at its best, her enunciation clear and her
delivery natural"
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-08-28
Dixey Again in Vaudeville

Henry E. Dixey last week signed a five
weeks contract for the Hopkins circuit.
He will appear in his new sketch, 1.-THE
Mystery of the Mortgage assuming five
different characters. 1t is Mr.. Dixey's in
tention to continue in vaudeville during the
entire coming season If his present VEN
ture shall prove successful.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-08-28
Rose Coghlan's Plans

Rose Coghlan contemplates an early re-
turn to vaudeville, opening at the Palace
on August 20, to produce a new one-act
sketch by. James Clarence Harvey, "Be-
tween Matinee and Evening John T.
Sullivan will appear with Miss Coghlan,
who may be seen nowadays on the Rialto,
looking better than ever. Her recent APP
pearances in vaudeville were not alto
gether. satisfactory, owing chiefly to an
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-08-28

unfortunate choice of plays. With an APP
propriate medium for exploiting her art,
Miss Cog'hlan should be a strong card at
the continuous houses" She will be the
star feature at the reopening of Mr..
Proctor's Albany theater, the Leland
opera house, on September 5.
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part in Naughty Rosina," a new farce
comedy announced for production at Brlx-
ton, London, England, yesterday.
Nat Goodwin opens his season In Chicago
October 8.
Robert Mantell opens the new opera
house at Lebanon. Pa, September II, pre-
senting "A Secret Warrant"
Maurice Barrymore, Augustus Thomas
William Faversham, Elita Proctor Otis,
Mrs. Bloodgood Vincent Serrano and Frank
Worthng are among the latest announced
arrivals from the European trip
Music Notes
In Mancinelli's new opera, 'Eroe Lean.
dro," Leander's feat of swimming the
Hellespont is not enacted scenically-
though swimming aria-snging tenor
would have been decided novelty-but is
related by Hero in long soprano solo. At
the close of the opera the storm which
browns Leander wrecks the Maiden
tower and kills Hero.
1.-THE Serenade' is being sung by the
Bostonians with William Broderick in the
place of Eugene Cowles and Helen Ber-
tram in that of the vivacious Alice Neil
sen.
At the recent meeting of the Deutsche
Musikverein at Mainz 10000 marks was
added to the funds for the List monument.
bringing the total sum up to 80, 900 marks.
A new biography of List by Edward
Reuss has just been published in Dresden
by Karl Reissner.
Ignace Paderewski, according to a cable
of last week, has suffered paralysis of his
fingers. Friends of the great pianist are
anxiously awaiting a REPUTATION of the
rumor, for its truth would mean the end of
the career of "the magnetic Pole"
Londoners have been enjoying an oppor-
tunity of hearing the famous orchestra of
the Scala theater in Milan in a series of
were played. Among them were several
of Verdi's overtures that are seldom heard
outside of Italy-those of the operas INA
bucco," "Forza del Destino," "Giovanna
d'Arca" and "Vespri Siciliani."
1t is reported that two unpublished arias
by Mozart were recently sold to a collector
for 1900 francs
The London World calmly sends forth this
opinion: "Certainly Nine. Melba, within
those limits which she judiciousy refrains
from attempting to transgress, is an incom-
parable performer. One cannot imagine
her as Brunnhilde-a role which she essayed
once and only once, in America-but she
certainly could sing the part of Isolde In a
manner calculated to enslave Herr Vein
gartner."
The German emperor, though an enthu-
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CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK


Burbank-An week. Edith Lemmert in Captain Swift"
Norris Tavary
Sisters, liam khara ndothe
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STEAMER sCHLEsWIG OVERDUE.


NEW YORK. May 81 A dispatch to tie
World from Port au Prince. Hayti, says:
The German steamer Schieswig which
left Gonaives on the 1874 for Kingston,
with coal for the United States govern
ment was 10 return to Gouayes May g.
As nothing has been heard here from her
in nearly fortnight. Il is feared that she
has been captured.
The Schleswig left Philadelphia May 10
with a load OF coal, came TO New York
for additional cargo ana sailed from here
May II for the West Indies. She unloaded
her coal at Kingston and sailed from thera
for New York May =. but without bill
OF health.
Her master. Capt. Aarhuus. IS said 10
have made himself very offensive to the
Americans In Jamaica by his pro-Spanish
utterances. He boasted, according TO a
press dispatch. that Re wouM help the
Spanish whenever he could. He threat
ened 10 look UP Spanish ships outside and
signal to them that the auxiliary cruiser
Harvard was In Kingston hsrhor
The American ccasui heard of his threat
and when Aarfluus applied for a bin Of
health Saturday after the hour for closing
the consul did not feel disposed 10 reopen
the consulate 20 help Capt Aarhuus as
s's. the Spaniaris. so ne held the ships
papers.
The Schlsswig sailed az daylight Sun
day without the papers. ard VIII he sub
Jest 70 a heavy fine upon reaching an
American port
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Judge Bosue Fails TO Establis His
Right to Once.

OLYMPIA. May 3I.--In the case OF Gil
bert r. Bogue. appellant. va. the city OF
seattle and VIII II. Parry, city comptrol-
Ter, respondents, the supreme court today
affirmed the judgment IL the lower court
This case Involves the eonstisuiionaity
OF the legislative act Of March II, 1881,
anoliziIing municipal courts. the appellant
having Instituted mandamus proceedings
10 compel respondents TO proyi5e ofT.ce
quarters and permit aim 10 exercise the
functions or judge OF the municipal court
of tho city OF Seattle. From the judgment
OF the superior court. which dismissed his
application. this appeal was taken.
Other decisions were.
State of Washington ex rel. ]. ". With
crop, respondent. W. j. r. Brown ct al,
county commissioners Of kitsap COUNTY
appellants; affirmed.
William James. respondent. vs.. Thomas
w. and Virginia Prosch, appellants. W. g.
Benedict ct al. defendauss from King
county: affirmed.
L. s. Roberts, appellant. vs.. Washington
Water Power Company. ". 8. Norman
and Cyrus r. Burns. respondents. from
Spokane county; affirmed.
Seattle Trust Company. respondent. vs..
Albert S. and May f. Kerby. appellants,
from King county; affirmed.
G. X. and Jesse Lewis, appellants, vs..
George MeDougall. defendant. and ~.
VOORHEES,. respondent. Chehalis county;
affirmed.
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!. Stone, Sanford s. Lane,


drinking beer until he was "filied to the
neck" instead of going to the blacksmith
shop as instructed. 1t happened this
way: The police patrol stable is being
lowered. and Capt. Bevan had his men
At work shoveling dirt. The ssable Is TO
be lowered several feet TO correspond
with the new grade. sBlackys had work
ed well for at least three minutes. and
the captain thought TO reward him when
he said: 'B.acky.' you can so down TO
the blacksmith shop and get the tools"
'Blacky" did not even wais TO get his
coat. he was so. pleased with the errand.
Down Third avenue south he went. Az
ter an hour or so Capt. Bevan commenced
TO wonder what had beeome or him, and
instituted q search. He found ''Blacky"
propped up at the bar In one OF the
numerous mug saloons singing. Enjoy
yourselves"
mo more errands." said Capt. Bevan,
as he walked "Biacky" TO police head.
quarters and arraigned him before Capt.
Willard.
what has Blacky' donee" asked the
captain.
He mas betrayed my confidence" re-
piled Capt. Bevan. II sent him to tho
blacksmith shop, ana instead he went TO
the mug saloon and got drunk"
'.Blacky" was sent back to Jail In dis
grace.
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VETERANS TENDER SERVICES.
Could He Used I'm Defending Puget
sound Qualifications.

The company organized last month IN
this city among the G. A. r veterans has
rendered It's services 10 Gov. Rogers
through Capt. George W. Tibbetts In the
following letter:
THE veterans Of the state OF Waiting
ton, VINO wore both the blue and the gray.
desiring TO formulate a plan by which TO
aid the authorities in the present crisis
have formed military organization called
The Washington Veteran Artillery We
realize that by reason OF age and fnfirmi-
ties from former service We are not able
10 enter upon active campaign duties, but
We Zee. ourselves still able and certainly
willing 10 do faithfully such other dates
as are liable to be required In defending
such forts and fortifications as NAV b.
needed on Puget Sound and adjacent
This conclusion was reached by a
unanimous vote at a largely attended
meeting in Seattle, and seventy-two ma mes
were enrolled from those present: Com
pany A, OF The Washington Veteran Ar
tiliery is now fully organized by the eiec-
ton or Geo ". Tibbetts as captain. T.
'Wincheli as first lieutenant and e G. XII
bourne second lieutenant One hundred
ard twenty prlyates and non-comn ISIS oned
officers stand pledged TO such action and
for tne purposes set forth.
The services OF this company are here
by rendered 10 you as governor Of tho
state Of Washington and through YOU 20
;ae United States. ard. should the occasion
arise ara we be permitted to act Il VIII
physically. and, hy reason % experience,
Also able - show Young men how 10
war ard defend the flag Of our republic
Hoping and trusting that this may re-
cegye due consideration from you beg 30
remain your most ohe+ient servant
GEORGE w. TFBBETTS. Captain"
In reply. Gov. Rogers said: 81 am In
deed glad 70 know that shs veterans are
stnf ready IN serve their adopted state
ara cur common country II the pressn,
exsgency. Regarding tfs special duty
whics might possibly devoive upon the
veterans that o. defending stsca forts and
fortified ttes1s AZ may be needed on Puget
sauaa and aSjaCen; waters an rot IN
formed presume very hfsl~ viii be- "a
oeired var vesse, ur two upon these
waters Will undoubtedly be sufficient 20
kesp ~ Spaatar9S - hay ard the general
government Tsisl undoubtedly manage cur
sisfeuSsS7
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i'saa1ss car COMPANY wrxs.
contract OF Central tar Goupauy
Was Aesfn-t rahlfe Policy.

WARRINGTON May g.-In The snprerne
court OF the Tasts3 states today she st.ssr
nsnf OF she eetrs s,riow Was reversed An.
sne case Of tbs Pullman Pa.sce Car Com
pa1y w. The Central Transports ton COM
Iafly This case involved property AMOUNT
Ing 10 about s5.sa.eg passed over 70 ire
fu:irnan company by the other corursarv
under lease made IN 1919, the lease TO rxEr
Ior nsnety-hye years. The circuit c0s,rs so-
the eastern district 81 PENNSYLVANIA gave
Judgment for 81 zssoA
THIS h the Judgment reversed BIZ fodsv-s
opinion. The court below "a instructed n,
enter Judgment for ST. 4s, with interest
from 1sd~. when the lease was cancelled
instead OF the amount as originally grant.
ed. The opinion was rendered by Jusfire
PeckhaHa. Wno said:
Although the Contra, eonnnanv NAV
nave been injured hy the result OF ~.
lease IN the misfortune which has ov-yfak
en- i, oy reason az the law which declares
Eoso lease Of such nature. and whsie
the company may not have incurred anv
moral guilt, Il has nevertheless violated fhe
law ny making an Illegal contract and one
which was against public policy ara n
must take such consequences as resuis
tberefrom."
The Judgment In for the value az the
Central company's property in Isxs. ard
<I1.e00 In cash advanced By the Central
company. Justices HarIand and White dis
sentsd-
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roruLIsrs NAME a TICh...
whitman County Convention Adopts
D Lengthy Platform.

feeelsl Dispatch 10 the Post-Intelligencsr.
q CoLFAx. May 3i.--The Populist county
ecsseat!sn today elected Rev. Campbell
". Business. 81 RosalA, chairman. Two
hsnartd and ten delegates were In at
feeaAnsa. TIE following candidates ws-e
sssnshafed: Prosecuting attorney. John w.
Nalhsws; sheriff. s. II. Mcclure: auditor,
Huka H. Wheeler: treasurer. John ".
sAaesAys clerk, Water NJ. Savage; school
superintendent. James Philips: assessor.
Charles 4, Riggs, coroner. ur. r. ID. Fer
g'ssss: surveyor. II. g Garfield. County
commissioners: FIRST district. NJ. Y. Crab
Fee ssc1nd district. j. II. Il. Smith: stain
fesaseF. Or. ]. carper: representatives..
Easftnsa district. q. ". Gwynn and u.
2 Af1eFson: state senator Seventh dis
iTiSt William Jarron: Representatives
Issfia district. II. F. Manring and Rev.
9. Hamilton.
hsesatsa 20 the state convention werr
Ael tested. The spportsonment 10 the dr.
is.ss counties not yet having been made.
me Rauorm adopted asks that Demo-
ssas AID silver Republicans join In tia
esecisna or the Popuiist ticket. favors Al.
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The extra Sunday train to Olympia -
the Port Townsend Southern railroad has
been abandoned.
8. w. Baker. of Whatcom. has filed an
application in the patent office for a pat
ent of an airshsp.
A new shinrie mill Is 10 be built at Port
Angeles by r. FTiion and J. II. Darby. r.
VIII have capacity OF 0.oo0 per day.
Albert Lite, a road commissioner in Hno-
homist county, married Miss Lizzie Sfrauen
After one day Of married life IAtz aecamp-
ed for parts unknown, leaving q letter 10
hts wife. saying hs would send FOR her
some day. but giving no explanation OF his
action.
d. G. Blandy and wife. who came across
the country from Brainerd. Mimi, to Sc
attic. driving dog team have abandoned
their original plan of going 20 the Klon-
dixie and WIN put their novel team OF dogs
and small emigrant wagon 10 serve adver.
Using purposes visiting the larger towns
They are now at Olympia
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Judgment Tor H3Wn0&c1 - Kt0m10ss~
Ing seal FfsAfss Reversed
WASHINGTON. May si--The AiaGksn
seal FISHERIES question Was snrssscd over
"a . reversal Of the Judgment Of the csr-
cult court cf appeals for TIE second circuit
BY the supreme court today IN the case q
the North American Commercial Company.
psailttfs Ia exror. Va the United States
The court. fr reversing the judgment. r.
gnars1s the cause with direction % euter
Judgment IN favor Of the Cn.ted States Toe
S7xs.s, with interest from April !. fss4- and
60 enter q judgment in favor O. the United
States upon the courterc.asEn.
The action was brought by the govern
niens Ia recover &lsa is. with interest fer
rent Tor the year ending April !. 1Ss4.
under so-caitsd lease made By the treas
ury department to this company for roy
alfies on 5.ssa fur ssaiskins taken and
shipped BIZ ire company hereunder and
fer he revenue tax Of two dollars on each
skin.
The court says that when the number
CT seals that nigh. be killed was limited
by the government. or Its agent. the COM
pany WAS entitled 20 such reduction In
the rental reserved as might be proper.
ard that the rule would be reduction IN
the same proportion a. the number Of skins
permitted to be taken bore to the maxi
, mum. This would reduce the total TO the
amount now allowed. The company also
claimed . government liability TO Ii in
damages OF $2s7 SO for skins Ii could have
taken without injury 70 the seal herd bat
which il was prevented from taking by
the United States. which contention the
supreme court holds cannot be maintained.
The seal fisheries Of the Prsbyiof Islands,
the court says, were branch OF commerce
and their regulation involved exercise Of
power as a sovereign. not as 4 mere pro-
prietor. governmental powers that cannot
be contracted.
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1|Ils BIG DEAL CLOSED.
stsrf .ssrEn or TN:
srfCs Es.E EsD.
..--r.~ ys~re Marked ~ the
r,rrss. 4rsss" OF a c''sse ~s'eA
- IL. -sSssa 30 swssp Hss-
said TO Reach xs.o0os000.

~.<.o MAJ s..--Lester's famous
Cizs~ -, as formally esosed To-Day. Tfe
- 1870 we're lively and Joseph Let
= 81 .pnezsranees. was master OF the
. IL .snt May wheat down from
- = q x for tfe purpose or esaninE tie
G1ls.ss... and eireamventfng the "tasi-
80 vacfed 10 ring iE" lot OF
- - Letter al fancy prices Never
LI.-.. - had 10 take on board another
49, t.rskeis today. 81 addition 70 the 81
~ g { - 90 bushels which ne sti.l has
- - kend1
49, 20 place Letter. 50 far as his
& 1.,s-- ~ soxxps are concerned. at the cuI-
1la-ss<sn a. this gigantic deal, are widely
1900. some claim that he viii poe
Z. .. 4 ssnsst Of HOG ca. while others insist.
- s.nwinr gIances. that he viii be for
-. II comes out whole On the deal.
~rw YORK, May a.--The May WHEAT
- = Chicago and New York ended
s.s.estun0m.uonssy today. Extreme weak
- Stead OF the fireworks expected
49, fhe c!osinz scerses OF one OF the
- senous corners In years. Il had been
..s-16rnfiy expected for weeks past that
- flaenro Clique would run the price Of
- fhere 10 & per blsshes, and help the
Z s-res rsrket In proportion Too much
.-ss1luify. however, had been given the
mi sud farmers in ali parts Of the coan-
~ srrsped their bins ard poured wheat
"A M Of the above markets 10 catch
- eh<sonsenai prices predicted.
Il CAscago much CT this wheat was
t.snn BIZ clique operators as IL arrived.
50 Iceaiiy, tho grain became somewhat
e drug on the market. orsly enc result
esu;a follow such proceedings and that
- & general downfall in pr.css begin
snr here. Shorts were speedily flied Up
~ foy some days the May option had
~ declining steadily. reaching today
III 81 New York against safes ut si.3i
sSsiy So the moaih.
Jssy brnks In proportion, selling off 10
afx after early sales today at lilly.
"a closed s1.g7. News of all sorts and
~ weekly statistics OF crop aaviees were
fescsabss 10 the bear attack. which ac-
sess1anisd this decline in prices. The only
efposs came from foreign houses, at the
s7sainx. and little covering by shorts
mr. lis close.
he feature was sale OF s., GOO bushels
fE 10 2 red. presumably for French ae-
uast. a. sl.1sQi Ito, and near lots sales
n contract wheat. amounting TO Is. go
sashsia at si.s4ss1.a rs. mainly az si.s5. The
lss.sr was supposed to be for Letter. at
insisted 10 desire On the cltque's part to
sxr the decline
Future price levels are dependent some
N5as upon crop prospects unless, as In
Efes3y intimated. the clique takes hold Of
Jssy aud hooms IL with the aid OF Euro
seaa demand and scarcity of cash sup
PES Id tbs country.
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Captain Of BAPk Glenbaak Denies
PfteafFn Island story.
Special Dispatch 20 the Post-Insesigencee.
ASTORIA. May 3f.-Brssfsh bark Glen
bank arrived here this afternoon. Isl days
from Calcutta with grain sacks and 5ute-
She was reported ny the British snip
kah2De Recently arrived az San Fran
cisco from Newcastle. -. 8. W. 20 have
sfoppea al Pitcairn sand, ard 20 hare
confirmed the rapSTt Of famine on the
islands. The report WINS that the Glen
hank had been refused fc0d when she
pat IN there short OF provisions
Capt. Williams states that being short
OF Vegetables. he put IL at Pitcairn island
and remained one day. He purchased pc
tatoes and fruit. ard nothing was said
by the inha birarts about famine or .
shortage OF crops. Nothing VAS learned
BY him 10 suggest 4 conditie1 Of farsire
on the island.
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Decoration Day NJ Rosiyn.
Snecial C,nrresnondence.

ROSLYN. May 3o.-Decoratio3 day at
Roslyn was observed on May % instead OF
May 30. The parade. under the charge OF
Marshals r. p. Luuisden and j. Y. Patton.
started from Unity hall at O'Clock. At
the head marched the Roslyn Military
band. then 800 school children from the
various Sunday schools. followed by the
various secret organizations, numbering
abou, 700 men, all IN dress uniform. A
feature of the parade was the carrying of
the Stars and Stripes at the head OF each
separate society organization. followed
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

At Burstem England. yesterday. Fred.
crick Hall murdered his wife and five chm.
dren with biilhook. and committed sui.
eide.
The Leyland line steamship Cestrian col.
hded with an iceberg on May y and came
into Boston harbor with her bows badly
crushed.
William II. Sullivan who was appointed
TO fill the vacancy caused by the deaf \
OF Senator Waithan OF Mixzaappi took
the oath OF Office yesterday In the senate.
The fruit steamer Beividere, OF BossonL
r. ashore on Cape Maysi, Cuba. probably
total loss. The fate OF her crew In UNI
known. Senior rapote. vice president Of
the Cubau republic. was q passenger.
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Harry TerriN. a coloreS miner. WAS
taken 70 Providence hospita: yesterday
afternoon suffering from a painful woupd.
While working in mine near Black Dsa-
nord hs was struck on the forehead By
a large lump or coal that FELT from the
wall above The skin wss TORN from his
forehead ard turned Down aver his uose.
Terrfli was brought 20 Seattle yesterday
afternoon and met a. the Ocean dock by
Ja.ler Corning with the patrol wagon.