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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1899-10-24
CLERKS SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

under the finn name Of Slater, Meyer 6
Co., E. A. Beall, J. 3. Norris and B: f..
Cooner, as coparrners under the {hrm
name of Beall, Cooner & Co., and Rob-
ert F, Williams Company.
IN pursuance Of an order of the Court OF
i Common Pleas, made in the above
stated case, will offer for sale, before the
Court House door in WinnSboro, S. c., on
the
FIRST MONDAY IN NOVEMBER
next, within the legal hours of sale, at
public outcry, to the highest bidder, the
following described property, to wit:
Gall that certain tract of land. contain
ing
TWO HUNDRED ACRES.
more or less, lying and situate on the
waters of Jackson's Creek, in the County
of Fairfield and State aforesaid, and
bounded by lands of the estate Of Nancy
q. Hastings, deceased, lands of John N.
Lennon and W. R. Rabb; the said tract
of land being situated on the northern
side of the public road leading from
Winnsboro to Kincaid's Bridge.
TERMS OF SALE:
One-third Of the purchase money 70 be
paid in cash on the day of sale, the bal
ance on a credit of one and two years, in
equal annual instalments, with interest
thereon from the day of gale at the rate Of
eight per cent per annun.. payable annu.
ally; to be secured by the bond of the pur-
chaser and mortgage of the premises.
The purchaser to pay for all necessary
papers and recording of same and for all
npcpSSary revenue stamps
r. II JENNINGS:
October II, 1899. G. G. q. ?. +. E.
1o-14td
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1899-10-24
Brave Mon Fall

Victim, to stomach. s,ver and kidrey
troubles 8; we'll as women, and all fer.
the reSu:'< !" loss Of appetite, poiscn
in the b cd, backsche, nervousness ,
headache sd tired. iist'ess, rur-dowi
afoeline ';ul there's un need to fe:
Ake that Listen to j. W. Gardner,
ksville, tad. He say: "E'ecilic
Aters { just the thing for mai
- Aa he : all run dawn, md don.
ghe her be lives or dies. It die
ITO give me new strength and
App site than anything I corIt
eau now eat anything end
W lease OH life" Only 50
= McMas;er Co.'S drug store.
He guaranteed.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1899-10-24

SAINT DOMINGO is conVuised with
revolution. Venezuela is suffering
from a revolution. Colombia is en-
gagged in a revolution. Samoa is pre-
pairing for another revolution. Ihls
shows that Saint Domingo, Venezuela,
Colombia and Samoa are not civilized
that they need benevolent asslmlls-
ton. Having seventy thousand troops
in Manila, let us send seventy thousand
each to these other benighted peoples
and We will have three hundred ana
fifty thousand military Missionaries
apostles os ass: initiation. On second
thought it would seem from the last
weeks news from the Transvaal that
neither British nor Beers are civilized.
AS our missions is declared to be q
monopoly of this assimilation busl-
ness, let ns ram some benevolent Chris
,1.an assimilation into krag-Jorgensens
19,1,s -, r, III; on snG Rner alike.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1899-10-24
Letters of Administration

STATE OF SOUTA CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD.
By s. r. JOHNSTON, Esq, Pro6at= +uase:
WHEREAS, R. q. Jennings Clerk of
w Court, hath made suit to me to
grant him letters Of administration, with
Will annexed, Of the estate and effects of
Ransom Durham, deceased:
These are, therefore, to cite and admon-
ish all and singular the kindred and
creditors of the said Ransom Durham, de-
ceased, that they be and appear be-
fore me, in the Court of Probate, to
be held at Fairfield Court House, S. g.,
Cd the 10th day of November next. after
publication hereof, at II O'Clock in the
forenoon, to show cause, if any they have,
why the said administration should not
te granted.
Given under my hand, this 9Th day OF
Oct ber, ammo D0mini 1899.
S. R. JOHNSTON,
10-7-6t Judge of Probate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-30
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
: CITY NEWS. :
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Delaney % Lewis. afrd 30 YEAR,.
died yesterday - 40 spring street
sf .aaHHmatafS fheuma sml
Tfs ENGINEER Thompson lefi yes.
fafIAs afternoon far three weeks
'Is.t az rttsburs IA.
r. Msg Cunningham. well
tHHau ti.Ert man ~ this city. has
nseu appointed travelling pasheuFer
aFrHf fHf fhr Great Northern vice
4. - NaunF resigned The appoint
meut taxes effect september
Steamer tafailan Capt John Rob
eHla. asiHra Ter fhr north yeHiefday
wfh several hundred tons - gen
rfai freight ard s9ms sheep and cat
tla AZ Ekrgeft sHr i1adsd Won no
frft - lumber Tor she White Pass
rtIraad a large cargo awaited the
steamer at Vancouver Il e
while an her regular run 30 Vie
iafIa yesterday the steamer Utopia
ias' a blade Of her propeller.
The steam nreishter EAHu Thorn
han. gars = y whitney. arrived
frsm Honolulu yesterday afternoon
She rars-f The bafksnllue Retriever
hound In iaat Friday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-30

ryrr Marion de- Roaco as Lord 1ura
was al hlH best
Tonight the bill viii BE- changed
and the beautiful drama "pous VIII
Doe the attraction.
The Walter T.. Nain circus dtf No,
give an altogether unsatisfactory
performance last night rtare VS.
noticeable confusion ana the per.
feswsrs seemed 60 come and - IN
ANY Old Nay and did their turns
wHthaut apparent suHraAl aiHn# There
Vaa considerable dissatisfaction eH
thr uaff ~ critical parrars "a ia~
hIg audience ana "a tendency 20 un
ftHafshs contrast the show with
tHst FiNen by che l,nFIins Hfas s"e-
danhEedly arsae from fhe iaas - a
iaH@e number at tom men hHd bell p
rra Whn deserted the Snow hrfrI
finding that they COULD earn better
wages hY taking uev jobs
There aeH. SOME faIrIy CLEVER Hps-
Ciaftlra and some Vrr peaf once
The announcement that ths show
tas e. b. auA 81 cent affair aaa
s#uifa hat HIHHy ln y.eR ~ fhs fA#i
fHsf al ~ rr'uIe 81 be- sol sraie falsl
Is eruts rstfA. regardless ~ Hhsihrf
fHey vsf- Huaiy located iu The re
wed seat section or elsewhere
Hundreds Wh1 held reserve arat
tekvts fauht tris fact out
uuetnH lHe after concert Go which
several fhapasHd people paid ten
erata each ndauitfaus~. The attaches
q the 1irrur made such a racket
fakirE down seats that the kaaae-
wife performers could scarcely be
heard The MAKO walk was also
puHr
That ths circus made money there
can be na doubt The tent vas ni.sa
fo aVsrraeinE anf sewers al thousand
persons sot no seats except on the
ground
Il ia customary for nrwHra pers O.
cay nothing but good words 'nf a
cirrus ard lst tHr reppis set fooled
T1f rtreua fuauazef uauailF asrH 81 O.
lhaf rfenty - naHHrs are aFnt io the
editors ard thai business uisnasrfa
have thsHr hearts riasdFned hy az :
serftainr This milf form - bribery
uaus.ty suHraa 60 evoke glowing
comments faom the nsuarar~fe. The
Star does rot Believe 80 thai sore
e haa Is ts qu,fs probable that
me Main cirrus vdii A. no mere ad=
srriisI8N eith thls paper whom q re-
turns heee and sili shut OF the free
passes bar that fast cuts M zee. IRE
managers ~ tne ahos shaaid So 70
aafk and Improve r The Star ain
~ Glad e give thrfn credit fpr at
such improvements. even though its
critic has 10 Pc his Own Way @ the
next Performance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-30
POLICEMAN HOLT GETS
into SERIOUS TROUBLE
Is Dismissed From the Force and
Brings Counter Charges Against
Officer NeTSOn.

Poie. ~ dismissed
utseatue revealing to-
Information b
dropped h.. Hs e'u Ger
ice
Information REGARD 80 ta
star reporter
Up
About weeks
Mr. nights HIM
he It's Wlfe distract
az ten her
that she would nat daas the
O undoubtedly
himself
morning surrrIs-d cnrt Heef
whereabouts aat
making appaea - woman A. tsaa
was sd fer. alH.us
% ara
actions b. oHr Is
the that made Improper
a ts.ss"
bad nothing about TIE
matter was IN %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-30
SMUGGLING OF
CATTLE HERDS

WEST CHESTER. Pa. AUG - -
Detectives working In the interests
OF the state department n axricui-
tare hav. made discoveries lately
whaeh Will lead TO a number n ar
rests for the smuxsilng y cattle IN
to Pennsylvania from virginia, via
Maryland ard psisVarA thereby VI
olating the law rrovtd'ux for their
examination susicient eetieHre q
IN the hands Of the state authorize
TO warrant the Apprehension Or the
ringisaders and Il ia said the ar
rests will follow In couple n days
Or. Leonard Pearson the state
veterinarian. has been investigating
the alleged smuggling for some time
and made frequent visits 70 Chester
county. where great deal = the
cattle have been shipped. and h. H.
convinced that ne - on Tire eve u
tNaklng the practice up and punish
Ing TIE guilty parties
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-30

Pointed Paragraphs.
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Nine excuses aut - a possible tor
are lice
r,lt ia ,.b..ae and much ~ il needs
90 he discounted
me fess woman trI.a l., b. IT,
,.sistftl. tha ,uar# che ia
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-30
A JOKE ON
LIEUT.. HODGES

Lieut. HUGHES Hho wss recently
IN charge ~ the recruiting Office Ia
Seattle and r. aps ia charge ~ the
rev Once IN Tacoma. received a irH-
son recently In strategy that was a
uftIs different fem anything BE- had
learned while az West Point During
the rsst fee days be- has been wah.
ing au itinerary ~ southwestern
washington recruiting for TIE rev
Thirty nfth regiment and while en-
toying the sleep ~ the just IN Buck
lry on Monday night unknown iHk-
afa entered hsa room took his uni-
form and put the various garments
on display az divers parts ~ The YER
auda. Lieut. Hughes does not claim
20 have been ehiorof1rmsi but D." =
locking for tHe amateur houaehr"ak-
rra. and thinks n he can get them
TO he Philippines they might cripri"
the InaurTcut forces hy hienipE
AEuinaido's official whistle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-30
CHINESE EXCLUDED
FROM PHILIPPINES

wASHfSGTON. D. G. Aug - g.
The state department has been In
formed through a diplomatic chan
mel that Gen. Otis has applied tho
Chinese exclusion iaWa 20 the Phil
lpp.ass. IRE information was sur
prise 70 the authorities here both
state and military. as the matter has
been under consideration Tor some
time and II was not known that
Gen. Otis had put the exclusion law
into force
The frst intimation IN that dirpc-
tion came In dispGch received a
few days ago from tte Chine con
sui at Manila. telling the Chlnets le-
cation here that the exclusion IA ~
against Chinese Rad been applied 70
the Philippines The dispatch was
brought 70 the attention Of the state
department and inquiry made as 20
how the aeti0n was brought about.
as the Chinese government hiss been
most soiicifous since American mil.
tary control was established tn the
Philippines that the United States
exclusion laws should not be- .x-
tended over the Islands. TIE state
department knew nothing Of such an
extension. and made inquiry n the
war department The military au-
thorities, however we're equally
without Information as 20 Gen. OTIS
course in this particular.
Accordingly the Chinese officials
were advised that any action taken
by Gen. Otis in applying the epclu-
sion laws to the Philippines were nat
the result Of instructions sent from
here. but was doubtless due 20 an
exercise of his authority as govern
or general Of the Philippine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-30
BUSINESS MEN BACK.

Steamer CliY ~ Seattle. witch faok
the =. r" excursion 81 business men
~ this city To Alaska a fortnight ago.
returned shortly before neon today
rhs excursion Wat sucs HasfHI from
every ua.nf ~ v#tU The weather
was me and al po.ats ~ interest In
the north wcre visited 4 run over
the White Pass sauany r. Bennett
was made while the steamer aas ly-
inc at skaE8us.
Two Immense totem poles we're
purehaHed hy citizens ~ seattle. aha
nerr an the excursion. one ~ the
poles is made out NJ "a tree ~ great
.ize. ~ BE- quite arttsti.aIiY carved
VITO Rrpteaque faces and images The
poles viii be- get ur 10 Pioneer square
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-30
$1,000
The Female Observer
lsa,ss


W. always criticize. others nna
fault
Industry is the other name FOR
luck
A person too old 10 learn 10 also too
old 10 teach.
Excuses are always much easier to
formulate than reasona
40 vacation il fhe rsn thing that
has a string 81 debts attached 10 u.
Ilpv can there be time for every.
thing when 20 much u Il iH wasted
r. la wonderful boN few persons
have serupirs about stsailnE photo
graphs
We arc always satisfied with 20
much lees IN ourselves than IN any
one eIae
There t. IN uas tn locking back un-
ioss we preai bY 3hat Ne see IN the
pact
Many a man provides himself With
eHfz tni then expects her . pro-
vide hm with a horne
4 woman can condone - No. ness
ln man when ~ takes the form Of
his wanting her al 10 himself
Women are "a fuIl - prrtenne that
fhrx often make themselves appear
aa fools - hen they are not
II iH usually the person Rho says
oh There f. no use talking. who
EesH on doing - FOR an hour or more.
4 womsu'n way - 70 got the best
81 an argument and then cry as if
her hear. would break because she
faa "a ne 80
The bicycle TiFl thinks love an end
iens chain - delight while the golf
er take only n the way u links
fno souls m unison.
There is one great JOY about not
owning any irwclrY You do not
have Is Tic awake at night fearing
that burglars viii get In and steal a.
Not one So oman la ten can hold up
hrr skirt in manner that does not
seem - indicate that she ia momen-
tarly tn fear ~ laHiuE Il.
In these DAYS ~ progress many a
man discovers that his wifca pies
are not like his mother used TO make
unt they are. Ia fact. much bet
tor
Isn't 81 funny 10 watch the eager
way ln which some persons listen TO
the conversation ~ othcrr7 They
can hardly be polite long enough TO
refrain from breaking In with what
They are so anxious to say.
The Man with the Hoe has Gre
atcd u Hruaston. hut II Is nothing to
that caused by The Girl with tho
rarsaul" IN mixed crowd only the
latter arua8tlpu f. moro painful than
pleasant fit happens 90 be your eye
that be- nearly gouEcd out hy the ir-
responsible Young miss.
Though talking to oneself is bad
habit. IT isn't productive Of a.
much mischief 40 talking to some
body else
Tire houHckecrer who pcels onions
under water VIII not look ~ though
che had been battling with some
great grief
How fow there are who honestly
admit that they take hohrdcrs in or
der To earn living rather than Just
for the sake ~ company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-30
THE UGLY DEED
OF A TRAMP

TfPTuN Ind Aug % 4 tramp
EINug fis name az Thomaa Shields.
gi1H#h.aHef. at rittahurf assault 3
81 MiHH Jasle Drake. Is years old. and
Jennie Evans The Screams Of the
two young women ATTRACTED patrnl.
man HALEY and when Shields reH.at
80 arrest ut ,Iubhed him into sub
mission several other policemen as
H'atsd Haley in transferring Shields
To- jail. No au uuRB crowd gathered
AMI threats ~ iyuehiug were heard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-30
Holding Seat In Arkansas

Herr is neN Vaf r. holding your
usai on train ehrH lau have area-
slun go leave a. Tho other mufninE
a travelling man ~ fhls e.iY got 81
the train and uas walking through
looking FOR aeat when 30 discover
- ore - an appear urn# ur.si
If sent ia IL. AMI imagine biz sur
prise when 30 saw az #EHuHter
calmly feafnK on the cushion flr
passed au sd fauu1 arat in am.
other part 80 the car ne sass that
people came IN ard started far that
asaf. hut as SOON 80 fhoy saN ahst
% contained marched Ga Tr IL Homr
time =Artanaas city Traveller
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-30

News has just been received In this
city ~ the horrible accident 10 Paul
] Edmiustou, "a former Seattle boy.
at Com Idaho I'll la natayer az ono
Of tho mines ot that place ono dav
recently h. WIS standing near am ore
erushcr when the HugFra of his rieht
hand got caught between the ron
rollers. In a second his whole arm
was torn out of the socket and his
shoulder was badly bruised The IN
iurira nearly proved fatul, but AZ last
reports he was resting comfortably
in the hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-30
CONSTRUCTION
BEING PUSHED

TACOMA. Aug. 30.-.wren 4 Gron-
oush. the railroad contractors. who
are building 81 miles Of nos track for
the Northern Pacific up he Ciearwa-
ter. expect to have the contract com
pletsd BY December ! This VIII
mean a new track viii have 70 be
laid 10 = point four miles south IT
Stewart. between the south and mid
die forks ~ the Clearwater
The track layers have now reached
point three miles below the north
fork u the Clearwater or about 7
miles from OfohuO Nineteen miles
from the mouth af the Potateh. or "a
few miles below the point the irark-
layers have reached. there is q Heavy
rock cut, which tabarors are stiH ~
work on The track has been laid
around the point. and It b. not ntor-
FERNS with the prosecution ~ the
work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-30

EPHfS8FfEBD It, AUG - -
formerly a sell knpvn undertaken In
fatmefI "a wrt suaWn undertaken lu
chieaRo. has been brought "a spr.nE
Geld from Llneain charge atth haV=
ma robbed Henry Williams - over
So ao0 uorth - saiuabiea ufsi=
s hneHter carried email vaiiae ana
in this thf stolen articles afre aia-
covered The robbery VAS commit
a Monday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-30
SEATTLE MINING STOCK
MARKET.

A. me seattt. Mining EsrhsnEr to
DAY the most notable advance vac
na Seal Ray Thrse atneks SER 81
Tered yesterday e. to- nithnuf buy
~ today they e~rr firm AZ lse and
lie vas h1a TIE following sales
were made Tem thousand Colorado
COLD and Copper AZ o. - thousa M
2 - Deer Trau No 2 ~ esc q 90
East san Poll as ae heinH hia
dror from yesterday rrrea (, I'm
Ifuie Hisiur at - 200 iasurrsat at
st4c on tsne Pine sarrfIae 81
stitr loo EssninE star a. iz'#r.
Golden Tunnel dfslaea e. Sc without
a buyer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-30
ROOT WILL NOT
CHANGE LINES
No Interference With Find
ings of the Board.

wAsHtNaToN. n g. Aus 10
The EFFORTS thaf arc hsuE made ta
have txss Alsera approval 90
The hafnar Hnfr 80 Hrir VII NOT
succeed at least at TsrHmH The
state authofitias stha 4lr 1Isa4H Is#
ard vItn The decision reached bf the
board OF euEiurefa. AHi uIsH u} fNe
srcrrfsry. ~ Nuf. ST. A'Hrr natr 900.
drffsken 90 rrt Secretary Root ta
hisaprfHte tho nId.nFs ~ the board
ana re- establish Ihr HnHH ~ t1 do
clare thai tae secretary ~ Har #HH
Hu authority e. raIaHHaH sH.H I'H.a
Ths lattrr a tHs argument fHHf Ia
bs.uE pushed 'hs most strongly urHH
Secretary Rect
Tho secretary has been ZOO husf
aiEh other mafIsra ta eINs ihte 80.
frniuu. bur - au etsHts Il Sill
amount fn nothing as Secretary
Nnai oHit not reverse thr irsasu 20
Secretary AIEeH TH#re are ts.H|
reasons fer thls -ane 81 hratusr thr
eneTHeeru that have lad fhe matter
uufHr consideration approved "a hat
has beeu tane hh1 fhe secretary
souId eoi ukr TO reverse the snein-
GERS We've
More Than THAT un. - rho beet
friends that Secretary Root Has Iu
Yes York ia Daniel Z Lamont and
tHr are8s.an reached hY Secretary A.
ser waa urrri by Mr lamont. thu
came e. Washington Tor tHat puf.
bone
o. IL noe AZ al likely thu Seattle
sill be- disturbed. as tHa sHtrrtar}.
having refused aa rreahH fhf afelrr
= sss refary AlErr IN the case 81 T. .
COINS. RIil nos - hkelT - revoke the
order la fhe case ~ seattle The bar
har uhes as established IN thrre tao
cities may aa well b. understood az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-30
BOLD, BAD BURGLARS.

burglars entered tho residence ~
Mrs y Rechel. u bii Yesier way. 81
an early hour this morning and car
risI Of goods 10 the value NJ SEQ.
A $50 gold watch was taken from a
room where members af the family
we're sleeping and lady's cape and
some dress goods valued az $50 was
also carried away Detective War.
pension rs working on the case
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-30
MAN WHO SHOT
lINARES MARRIED

COLUMBUS o. Aug. 80 Lieut.
Frank MgNafnsY Of the United
States army Was TODAY married o.
Lum 81 Winner ur THE city
McNaturY Is The man nHa won die
untupn IN the Spanish war b1 shout.
ing Cen lannfna lie Nlii ra o. ths
Philippines with the ThIrttHs.h
United States volunteer regiment Ia
which DE haida a commission
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-30
WEATHER FORECAST.

Weather forecast fur Seattle and
virIuit, Tonight and Thursday. far
continuing warm uortherly winds
The pressure il high over the can
ulian province and low over Cali.
farnia. q distribution which 10 fsv.
orabio for continuance - fair aud
moderately warm weather in this ~,
entity
The high" IL slowly moving east.
ward. having advanced Hpue % de.
Rrces Of longitude in the past TWEEN
tY-fuur hsurs
No precipitation n reported. except
e. trace at Salt Lake city. Fog &c
CURED a. Eureka.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-30
COULD NOT FORM
AN ALLIANCE

pEktN. Aus 90 THv iaptne-s
mission tn return 30 fnkln tuw'rs
ross, Apparently Il has ar5smrlI bod
ua1huH rhe conservative Marty
headed hy Nuus Iu has influenced
the empress daWaEer uuHl SHE
Seems Ia Rave Nryrrd aa5iust the
uoH. H-.an af any alliance
ufIutt# tHIue aNaEa NH alliance
with Japan bat ST L iH.angeiNahls
that Hr sill h. ahIH Ga da Hu' thing
against tho powerful opposition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-30

lnuSementS.
EIAtEs

Dan Godfrey'a British Guards band
which viu appear here Fr4aY night
and saturday matinee nt the Seattle
theater. has we'll e1ruei rs reputa-
tlon ~ being ono 81 III" foremost
haHI oraa uizafI0ua In tho world
When the band attempted O. play At
the PARK theater Boston. she crowd
was re great the concert had 20 br
moved 70 Music halL and present
Indications are that music loving
Seattle Will not bs FAR behind the
Hub iu showing its apprss .atIon The
success of Tic band iu Boston was
achieved despite TIE opposition "
GHu's Grand Opera Company and
the concerts 90 the Handel and Hay
On societies. The band has had ey-
srywhere tho Rrnudeaf reception ever
accorded a foreign band In this coun-
try.
That MISS peasis Shirley and her
excellent company made doei1-
81 hit here iH evidenced hv the fact
thar. 10 spite W the strong opposition
afforded by the circus they were
greeted hv a large audience at the
Third Avenue fneutcf last evening
Tho play prrHHulsI Moths. Las
been seen here SD often that Seattle
people are. peiuIua. better able to
criticize II than uoasly any other
production. And tHa eNpreasiaus
heard last nlEht wsrc very favorable
TO the Shirley company
Tho east WaH lu unusually strong
one Miss Shirley 3H Vera Herbert
was thoroughly 1t homo Miss ABe-
laIde Laird made am excellent foil
Cor her work. and received large
share of applause. AlI McQuurrlr
ably portrayed the character of
Prince Zouraf SIR clayton made an
exceedingly clever Raphael dc Cor
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THE REBELS
WILL AT TACK

MANILA. AUG 20 --ft Ia reported
that Asziualta has artarei far febel
wsrersls - e.aar be aaA attempt 80
take linus q bel traaps are said 10
be surrounding che treu Tire Am
orleans have. m fear ~ rsr result ~
an attack and are tufrenehInz
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vipers for a Bis hop.

ROME AuR 20 Bishop Nardo to-
DAY received q package containing
eight vIpcfs a Tow daye ago an ri .
tempt WAS made 90 blow up the reri-
Ienae II The r.ahLahan u elILLpaIL
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DEATH MET THEM
AT THE CROSSING

NEW YoRk. Aus so Thrro
persons were killed aud three IN
iurad az ssahrIaht y j. last ulsbt
white drlvnH. hy being run down BY
a .tuu IT the Now Jersey Southern
railroad 1'hs dsad are Niss Louise
Terry 20 years Of agg. Charles rrIp.
Z years create Terry. II Year, ar
age rbc injured are Mrs Charles
rrp. her baby ana Louisa FAIR