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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-21
IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENTS.
Good Roads Club Moves In the Inter-
est of Wheeimen.

The board OF directors OF the Seattle
Good Reads Club held an important meet
INK Tuesday night. and provided for the
immediate carrying out of several de-
sirable improvements. The board instruct
ed the committee on Improvement OF high
ways TO proceed al once with the work Of
constructing a cinder path connecting the
brick pavement az Pike and Eighth with
The end OF the present path.
The same committee was instructed TO
put the Lake Washington and Lake Urlon
paths In good repair. re-cinder!ng and
widening them wherever necessary
The same committee was directed by the
board 10 rroceed with the construction az a
branch return path at the slope by which
the present path leaves Albert street and
to remove tie bridge at the end OF the
path near Yesier way and prepare path
50 rs TO reach Hyckcfg street a; the top
Of the hill.
The beard aso decided to build A short
path from Westlake avenue In Fremont
along Ewing avenue to kgi5oarDe
thus avoiding the present grade
and rough places on KIioourne avenue
and making such connection with the Bal
lard path that any lady may hereafter ride
from Seattle TO Ballard without dismogn;-
ing.
The committee on Improvement OF high
ways was requested TO look UP a feasible
rou,s 10 Green lake via the university.
ana instructed 10 Esut the Reuton Asll path
In good repair.
Al tire regular meeting CT tie board next
week the special order OK business will be
the general poaier concerning path ex-
tension Suggestions sheali be addressed
90 President Parry In writing before that
time
Another important matter which the
fszyd took up % Tuesday evening vas
WITH reference 10 street Shrinking and
riding on sidewalks The committee -
rights ard privileges Was instructed 10
prepare an ordinances To re submitted 10
the eftv council fixing the hours for street
spFfnkfsrg 80 as To render the streets les
ssappy The same committee was alxs
charged with the duty Of srawiuz an orsss-
nance regulating as far as possible all tsse
slandry abuses that are complained Of
xssea a. fast riding on the sidewalks II Is
the general sense Of the committee that as
seon as the protected path connections are
completed ths district In which riding on
sidewalks IA n5w permitted should De con-
ssie-2bsy c4-tsal%=5.
The committee on membership reported
that membership cards would soon be
ready for distribution
Tbs board ordered that rewards be Of
fe-es fer tse recovery of wheel stolen
frrya any member OF the club, ana also for
tire arrest OF aay psrssn stealing 8 wheel
or tag 81 member.
Tas transportation corr rff:se Was fr-
stYuctes1 - try - procure SPECIAL rates and
free carriage For wheels On trains and
boats This eoamirsee was asea Directs.
to arrange scoa for Al excursion TO Ia
crraa. or euch osner point as may be
deemed bed. the proceeds 70 &c devoted Ia
18th ccassxrettsa-
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Dig CRowA watches the We0en Cy-
elfD1p a the ARH~Pr.

Dlg CrswA watches the We0en Cy-
eftsas ~ the Araory.
interest In the races for professional wo-
men bicycle riders is increasing. ana last
might. the third Of the sgx-dayS contest.
saw larger crowd than airy Of tire week.
The first ten niles were made IN ysss min
utes. with Farnsworth. Cole. Drahncl and
Kalgren In the orsisr named. Miss Brooks
has retired for the week. owing 80 illness
The ffteeEth mile was reeied OF IN q min
utes from the start. and Was followed by
some remarkable spurts BY ali Of the con-
testanls. Cole showing unexpected bursts
OF speed nkinx the scores for the three
nights exhibited FarrHworth's nnisa Of her
100 miles In hours 5Hk minutes. Drahmsl.
I hours ga minutes: Cole. hours u min
utes~ Miss Farnswor;h lost eight laps by
Hsncunting The first hours riding show
ed . total score for the five hours az fos-
lows: Farnswoxth. te miles laps: Coke.
i01 miles II laps: Drahmei. loo niles laps:
Kalgren. 70 miles laps. The finish AZ the
two hours last night Was: Farnsworth.
II miles laps: Drahmel. II miles laps:
Cole L. miles : laps. Kalgren left the
track five minutes before the finish The
entertainment IL decidedly unique. and re-
marka5le speed IL being developed. con-
sidering the sire Of the track.
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pERsONAL..

w. l.. genham, Western freight mana
ger OF the Great Northern. IS In Victoria
c. j. Smith ard s. II. Piles OF the Pa
terday.
f. H. Rritton OF Spokane. assistant
general superintendent OF the Great North
ern railway. was In town yesterday.
Mrs. James III. Calvert left on the Queen
yesterday for Skagway. where she viii
meet her husband. who has business tn
terssts AT Lake Bennett.
Capt y. T. Davis. master of the tug
Success And Miss Kate Pearce. were yes
terday married at Olympia. Wash. Both
parties are very well knewn in this city.
Mr. T. F. Green. of the Seattle Y. NJ. c.
A.. was passenger yesterday or the
Queen fer Alaska. Mr. Green has a leave
Of absence from the association until fail.
and in the meantime goes north to hook
after mining interests.
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DEATHS AND GENERALS.

wEBSTER-Yn Seattle Anril -. 1875, at
rais Jackson street. Gertrude Webster. OF
Diabetes aged - years.
FERRARI-In Seattle. April 81. 1885, at
Providence hospital Charles Ferrari, Of
spinal meningitis aged - years.
GlLBERTSON-rn Seattle. April -. ises. at
fAs. Tenth avenue south. Herbert C.. S5n
Of Mr. and Mrs Harry Giibertson- OF
diabtheria aged years. months and
y days
ynssrmeat will take place la Calvary
cemetery this morning at 10 o'eicek.
MORSE-In Seattle April ~ Isss. al his
late residence on North Broadway. John
= husband ef Emily ard father Of Ed
wsad r. and Harry O. Magse Of Rights
eissass. ssea 81 years. Funeral ar
rouncenen. later.
grRNs-In Seattle. April 80 ISIS. a. GO
West street John NJ. soa OF Michael L.
and the iats AArg A. Burns Of hamilton.
aged Il days
rnrerment will take place In Ca.vayy
cemetery IL ~ morning at c'c.ccs.
OIsSOS-At Sseisacoom Wednesday. April
- fsss, OF heart failure. Mrs. Rena Olson,
aged = years.
PERAfIef--At Skagway. April y. fsS. q
ceresro- rnesirgifls g. Peraiii
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AJay in
New York
Another big Eastern attraction. brsm
fan 81 good things.
Phone Main "a.

THEATER-Jerome X Smith.
sole proprietor ard manager. Week COM
mencEng Mon3ay. April II. Fifty great
female baritone. Dn1ssne co.e. nc sssgf-
ext sasarf<d artist on the vaudeville
stage Americas representative comedy
sketch artists. Basss and Whltcomb.
Dick Mack comedian. siuzeaa DANCER
ard phunsser The Eastern - az bird.
Garnet Franks Return 70 Tor m<r TT
umphs. Kloea fJu Bo4s. The worries.
fson dancer. Eva 6rAndk The conedi-
ans. Gibson ard Alien 4herwood and
MELVIN and cur big stock company.
Prices. Is and = c<ntk TEL Main -
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TuxERAL o. ,. D. THOMAS.
HIS Renains Inferred In Lake View
CeaetePy-A Dosy Life.

A8eD AC18Soo e.sEb9&0 - A>0.& - ~
CeoetePy-A Dosy Llfe.
The remains of J. d. Thomas, who died
last Saturday, were Inferred yesterday in
The Lakeyiew cemetery. The body was
taken from the family residence. corner
Of Lenora street and Fourth avenue, AT
Q p. m, and was takeE TO St. Marks
church where funeral services were held
under the auspices OF the Masonic frater-
nifty.
Mr.. Thomas was born In Standyssil.
South Wales. April Is, 1850. When a
young man he came to this country and
engaged in mining In Colorado and Utah.
In the days OF the Alder suich excite
ment he removed to Virginia City, Mon
tana and embarked In the mercantile
business His next move was to Butte
CITY In ISIS. where he succeeded in ac-
During quite competency in real estate
ard mining stock.
since 1870 he has resided In Seattle.
making occasional tr.pe 10 Victoria and
San Diego for the benefit OF his health.
Since retiring from business he has been
a confirmed Invalid his life only being
prolonged by the best OF medical skill and
good nursing.
he was for most OF his life connected
with the Masonic order. being . thirty
second degree Scottish Rite Masor
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James O'xeiII.

Not unlike the proyerbIaI brook. Mr..
James ONeill. Americas only romantic
actor, goes on playing the ever-popniar
Monte Cr!sfo's with unabaisd success.
Like the brook his performances are as
sparkling and fresn as ever. and all the
critical rocks that at one time may have
been thrown IA his way have been washed
away BIZ the excellence of the PERFORM
ances. This season he Is supported by the
best company he ever had. He viii appear
AT the Seattle theater next Sunday for
three nights. presenting Monte Crssto''
and THE Dead Heart"
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PASSED AWAY TocErMER.
Joseph nebeR and wife Die ~ In
Grippe at Roalsho.

On last Tuesday there passed away at
Pouisbo. . small village on DoGfish bay.
"a axsd couple. Mr.. Joseph Reber and his
wife Three days previous tho old couple.
whose assD we're = and q years respective
". had been sstsed with . bad attack of
L. grippe They grew rapidly worse. and
beth 01sd on Tuesday, within few minutes
Of each other. In sptte Of the efforts OF the
begt medical dEta.
The heberS were natives Of 6witzeriapd
and were well known N Seattle. where
they lived for many years. About seven-
teen yeaM ago they came 10 Puget sound
from Netrask1, making Seattle their
heAdquarterA They remained here twelve
years during which time Mr.. Reoer made
considerable money in the Wholesale vege-
s.ssse and fruit business From Seattle
they moved to Pouisbo. where they have
since resided They have two married chill
dren. Joseph Reher. tr.. and Mrs Kate
Moeer, both of whom reside at Puu.sbo.
The remains OF Mr. and ArA Reber viii
be inferred In the cemetery 81 Pouisbo.
The caskefs for the aged couple were con-
veyed there yesterday Dy the steamer Hat
tie HANSON
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An excellent bill Ii current at this pop
ular downtown house this week. and a.
usual there fs . biz attendance nightly.
The bright particular star OF the pro-
gramme is Americas greatest female
baritone. Miss Dolline Cole, In an entire
new repertoire Of descriptive and coon
songs. The Misses Sherwood and Melyyn
charm everybody with their sweet me.c-
dies. Dick Mack, comedian. dancer and
hat spinner. Garrett Franks, In Spanish
dances, Ffos@ Du Bots In new songs.
White and Harris. Gibson and Allen. Eva
Brandt and twenty others keep the house
In the best of humor.
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GRANGE rem A LONG CHASE.
New Developments In the search
for MURDERER Lee.

- ~aysh for Richard Lee. the muir
% Policeman Roberts. promises TO
s ssnS for an Indefinite period with
n favor az The outlaws escape
=. $50 were 40 sew developments, In the
.ssN Yesterday and no renorts were re-
sssS srum lac parties now Our.
Mx and nscse complete form OF cir
8 sas h>sf prepared and viii be sent
NE towns t,ang the railroads fl
- ten ard Oregon 20 he posted coy-
ss..0s assy. A very good picture OF sha
- WI b SHOWN On the rev cir
- sra sAsr vii b. ~ great vaisss IN
- -sS Strangers 10 Identify the susi-
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Mr.. III. W. Carr win give a narrative Of
his recent tour through Alaska. describ-
at the Methods, Protestant church. Third
avenue and Pine street. on Friday even
ing. April ., beginning at 5 O'Clock. The
address will be illustrated by meanscf maps
and charts and various articles making up
the necessary outfit for winter travel In
that cold country. An admission fee of l.
cents win be charged. the proceeds being
fer the benefit of the church.
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The renowned comedian. Tim Murphy.
whose spontaneous wit. wonderful char
acterizatious and charming demeanor. as
displayed By him in all Of his many crea-
tons. viii appear at the Seattle theater
tonight and tomorrow In a double bill, and
includes the humorousiy pathetic comedy
in three cheering acts entitled. "Old limo
cence." ard his latest dramatic sensation.
'-Sir Henry. Hypnotixed-" ''OId limo
cence'' has been presented In every city
OF Importance with most extraordinary
flatter.ng success.
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"A Boy Wanted Is doing the biggest
business OF the season at the Third Ave
rue theater. II closes its engagement
Saturday night.
Commencing Sunday night. the attrac-
ton win be the great 1Augh-maker. a
Jay in New York" The name alone opens
up vast possibility of fun making. ard
the company Is one Of the best farce-com-
edy combinations that has visited the
Coast this season. "A Jay in New York"
IS said to be - corker.''
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THE OCCIDENTAL.

THE OCCIDENTAL
Chris Bennett, San Francisco.
j. w. Smith, Salem. OR.
Or. Wharton. Dangensss.
+ O cooper and wife. New York.
II. E peiamster, New York.
r. II. Johnston. Everett.
p. III. Walker. Snohomish.
NJ NJ Ellis ard wife Dallas. Or.
George +. Gni. mgr boy wanted CO.
Dan Mulisgsn. San Francisco.
2, weserfritz, san Francisco.
], J. czrbuha. Sacramento
DR.. Pulsfer. New yerk.
Garry Hsyter, Dallas. Or.
] J; Daily. Dallas.
II. piummer. Dallas.
ches Cole. Dallas.
Lea Fenfon. Dallas
VIM. T.. FAN and wife. DasiaA
I. Williams, Dallas
J. Abingdon. New York
a. A Hanks Boston.
w Edwards. Brownwood. Fla.
l. c Brown. city.
}. j. Knapp and wife. Tacoma.
= 7. Fisrce. san Francisco.
r. :. Tuesfran. Chscags
L. GeoEeIi. City.
Mss :. Mitchell City.
-. :. Smith. Havana.
r &ar;indSie, New York.
q. II Hughes. Nsw York
J II Gallagher. T3altarors.
N.nsasn ssarretson, San Francaco
!eSsph f.hier. prescott. A. T.
>. r &es4dSs SzH FTarctsc9,
u Il. Baker, New YORK
YsaEny Williams. 'only Ne Co.
u Evans. CITY
L. Cam. Mgnsck Greek.
THE aalSIER-GRANn
q 6. Garrett Portland.
F. W. Murphs. Portland.
]. Worvhsm. Paris Tex.
p neIssss sna party. New York.
Sam VI. IFwta CITY
Miss n AsktnscF. EAgixhssnhia
M and Mrs. III. IL WAIA< Everett
r e Clark cds~
w!litzrs L.aprf. New Ycrk
T. :. Y. AeSkinseek ans. wsfe y'a~rc~.
II SssNe1sssn Srs3fh San F>rsns~tss-o
r. W. Harris and =sFe. Vancouver. q. &
Adds Gallagher. Portland
a ~ EasasnAa. City
George r. Meyezx Portland
4 Tna-sgzssf Portland
Mr. ard Mrs. w. n, Kelly. phsIaselshfa.
n L. Davis. Escksegrx
= Z, Fleming. Kalamazoo.
e. n Syzhtinx So Paul.
4 u. Hermann ard wife. VilisazSrcrt.
esesrge r. Hughes Peralana
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ECZEMA
FROM BIRTH
Baby's Arms Neck Hands and Face
Broken outWith Red Pimples.
Terribly Unnamed.
Had to Wear Soft Mittens to Keep
Her from Scratching. Suffering
Was Terrible.
2 Leading Physicians Could Not
Even Help Her. Tried cUTI-
CuRA. immediate Cure.

Oar little daughter, nov fifteen months old,
was troubled from her birth with Eczema
He. face. ANS, hands. and neck wouid break
out with rsd pimpies, tire paris afflicted
wcsid swes sad become terribly infsrned.
water would ocse out like great beads Of per-
sp.ra.son. Haally this wouza dry up and the
ekin would crack and perl OF. She suffered
terribly. Had TO wear soft naissens on her
haads 10 keep her from scratching. We gave
two Of our leading physicians good trial,
bus neftber Of them helped her Ia the least.
purchased CrT1crRA soar. CrTTcrRA foint-
useasA and CrTsccRA REsnIyESr. ard COM
menced rising them ~ follows: After hath
fne wiped her With soft linen cloth. applied
CsrrrrRa goinsmenfs freely. and gave Aer Tia
REsoLsExr regularly. She improved at oncs
and u nos nevef troubled. although we have
used leas fhan ono botS,e Of RKsoLvKxr, three
bcxes Of SAIvx. and Of corfse CrTIcURA
soar. The statements have made are abso-
fu,eav trre and not exsggerated IN any way.
woalsi also say yea have my permission 70
psalssh tisss, shcuid you wish.
March 1. 49, ROB. A. LAPHAN.
III West sfds Square, Springfield, III
crr,cxnA Rsxspsrs "a ~ tnsasss sxsss< p<rmn
ssss ssA sm0s - Ssst Dssessty. pssnsasss s.a
nsasG eun q - ~ Wensoe <z1eUng. - ks-
nstsstne - nEh1ns bsrsi~9. hsse6nG. sssay poSty.
- srunara - - - snnss. VA - = -
- a<~uxAsueun vsl1 poF4Ts Uuss svp c1sa
Cen, xMU1. oa11a. - 49, on12e - -
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g mn,D-1sssA ssss - Cs1ss VIA
-. o1sosx, ~ 300 Nse ADDsus -
- upsssssA VIM sAs ssas0na1y
- - 0eeasaes-TAs 9saa1 Ts6sy.

z** -~s..
@ - "a ~ N tne 5ufy ooA - s1's = w.
- 1epartment Of the superior court q
q S1s.ek Yesterday afteruocn when the
'. .. 9 ~ peoo,e Of .he state OF wash
- asaiust Charles Philips. the s'sss1
runss Officer James Wsaz. vas called
- s. - So ~.
stennsfers o. 10 houfs so's " 'ns
1lune5s IN examining Jurors. Tnen. X
- - ecurt adjourned till this morn
-. ,-s.-..e,,rr .h~ rerrk 70 ss~ue
80 - 60
- - ve1nS iof Jew Hs1.s .'e
- posd 6 jurynen having been exc
4 $500
- 49, !. -...1n~ /. ,urx IN the pns,.
: - =
- 60 ~ ~ esuAs isfisAhs sHs11
- vi&nomn ~ each side, and there
I, - eunsnuo1y ~ Of the lxw's delays.
1nsnr e - G1neU1ties In the way Of
~rssinx cun11es4 jurors In this trial are
eerriisr 10 ~ case itself. The crime
@whi<h Eeox stands charged was conn
s.sttsA Il 49, when pupiie sentiment
~~e.nsr - isatess In the city was NJ
: go nf6fk 1he accounts Of the craze:
s1.sS p 49,. whose popularity vas
.sa~~1 uess read universally. and
1.lu111o p4sx tAus rapidly formed.
- IL fAei. Judge Jacobs in-
- - anog59 20 procure as many
p - q the nev Jurors from the
r. ~ q & stood last night consists
= - fpI1owiue. y. W. Botaferd. A.
rneSar4 1ehn vasear. ". 2. Ivey. J.
G9@4f. ~ Carr. J. r. Maian. J. r.
Ilnrhhxa. W. G. Cuysr. H. eoeteway
II. =. Idnd. Mr.. Land wss added q:
~ afYlrnoou session Of the court.
AnteurA there are eleven out Of ..>
peonnsy fwa1ve men IN the jury boz. this
- ~ Indicate that the jury Ii likaly
8 . completed before another day has
e;aaoe6, rader the law. the defense q
eof11koa 10 twelve p<reup sory CHALLENGES,
- ~ have exhausted but i've Of
o. teavlng seven remaining. The
sfsfa ~ ssx peremptory Challenges and
~ eiff.sed hnIf OF these. with three re-
9aintna. Thus. n All Of the persmutory
I ekoIsares are used b. poen sides. an
sfkee venire may be NECESSARY.
11ne 81 the turymer beionKinR 10 the
rsr1<r pepels usrs excused YESTERDAY
slSAsnoca for eanse. most or them having
fareh A.. opinion which II would REQUIRE
ryt6ne to remove. This fact vax ex-
f31nG "a the theory that the 1urymeN.
le16Se hen savvins ON the turfes In .fha
1srS5 esslrts FOR the mast two months have
~ ihe daily pspsrs prettv thorourhiv
- sstfefore arr posted on The Ease. and
-. n established belief in their ynlnas
= se railllps. guilt. Those who ,vere ex-
evna6 ~ cause were. DR.. Y,rvor q n
l,rnandsnn. Hugo Sleftengren. John Har.
~. ii ii Nahan. n. r. Briefly Edward
Nilm. I. n. TcppIux. I. r. cumminxx. a
T1eapau William purh ara - ssn,itt
- Asas@ nerempsarflv s1aIlpnuga ~
cnnnfly ara ] q. Smith. The defense
snS511s.a ske sarae rieht agasux, raward
49, a. r Toften II 7. Ienauiei ara
j Il Naraar
pIslnx aya ar "a. examination az the
t<3nsn. PhsIiirs sat ON the rear row
n e1a.s v1thIn thr rail-. He was 8-sssed
n<rnts siu ! hszes AMI, xitn a Heb. tie
Ara - shnes Ry hss side sat hIs esS.e-
ard tA<v freouens,y cony~rsed neither
syuoof4ne - - rnn~h ivr,rexsa.s Nv che
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A PIANO In the home educates. refines.
enterta.ns and Is enc Of the family. Call
or write for prices. d. s Johnston. 90
Second avenue Burke building.
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The lumber schooner James A. Garfield
and the British bark fnyoramxay coliided
In San Francisco bay yesterday and were
both damaged slightly.
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i TABLESPOONFUL OF TIE famous Old
Jesse Moore whfskey. taken after each
neal I'll cure a-soepsaA Sold every
where
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stD0E RoeuE DEFEATED.

sesssn He,as Against utm In
salt Against the city.
ca esnseasion ef ex-Municspai yuaSe
- seSne FER writ ef maaasu,us
seasax sas city TO allow asrn TO cor.
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SEE the Hot Dog" Iroauois bicycle
at Fobes Bros. & Niles.
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A kiMaAiL piano v.a make yavr
herss harpv. ssssi or write for ear arises
ARD terms II 8 Johnston. go Secesaa ave-
asse. Burke building
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Klondike
MINING
CLAIMS.

We have over thirty vegl-lpc4ted c1n1znn
dfrcct from or Dawsoa City repreNnta-
tive. Nr. r. ~. Crawford. al fron $4soe u
@.eee each
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THIRD AVENUE TnEATER

Week commencing Sunday. April "a ard
Sasurtsay matinee. William Sercsse 8 her
ali Square comedians. In the funniest o4
all farce-c0guedEe@.
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A BOY WANTED.
Just For FINN.
Bu. It's like rushing torrent for ~
hours All new bright. original. refined.
elegant nosss and elaborate. Three sets
~ ssreTlery. More music than a comic
opera. Remember snasinee Saturday
Prfcex: Tee san s0c.. sac- Ard 5sc. BOX
seats 81, Matiuse: Adults &c: children.
Iec: ooxes g. f5Cx Office open daily froTa
10 A. m 20 IN D. m Seats now on sale.
TeIeptons. Main ~.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-21

THIRD AVENUE THEATER--
". NJ. Russell. Manager.

every evening this week.
Tonight Maschiess in merit and naaeui-
,ude. cfas. E. Bsaney's Big Extravaganza