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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO. ASS y strensth and actirty char.
ac;eriIed he gheAt market nearly the Shols
The excellent ragh hnaurss VS. the troal foa2ds
tiar stone % which fhe strength vas founded CxSh
sales here uere 10 os buStci5 ard the srahaaFd
Isiftrd sishfruins leads spy expert fnfoft dear
inss ~ tea DAYS sc 90 h'sshsiS nfeoutsil
tinsiea az import requirement. For re niged King
dam q 10 no eo hlshals and tbs KBsish crop pspA-
ABILITIES Nele made 4 eu so les thAa last rsafs
naking the crop ire smallest aace isH. Liverpool
rio.e3 81 higher
ssp,enhsY oysnsi a. ftfaftsc a tango e prices
DE - ths Instantaneous canstisfasina a fasgsn
hnliishaFss and lacai fresipts The fosgisnsrs rIa
So TIE s~st a q, sHd under ssssYai demand
shorts rl4mNfasis, 90 uarhst advanced - -
Sfs4. UatinR started apwsra. there was scarcely
am reaction. All tia risse sftunz. ssytga a.f
&. hshfr. a. fbTSsc
tarn "a. sefivs aaA ssruug LiserFsci sas 50 u
s,sd and tha ssahasri rsparscd ninsty nts la4dA
takea fN rzp0Fs. There a fHrihef aeeIssss Ia
staskS Sep3srsieF essess " ~, At 81.
oats vefe nfn bHR aa8st seriesnhsr eias~s a
sAxds hishsr a GaF1ike
prrshiorA sers gsisi and fairly stssay ras ssss
sna srare with rsith Ia aafEst assorasd nt~vzi
6rsyines q ht'f from rcrrmission huasrz Wa the
tesfrfs So fAe ~ ~sTfsrhfr poTk eicse5 3 hswrr
lafs tt3A sHpn. sud fffs Sc higher
ne hesffsg fu.Hr~s rMnT@A fsiews
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NEW YoRK MARKETS.
General Quotations.

NEW YORK. Aug. 9-F1our Receipts. n,i'5 bar
reis. exports. is,sso barrels Market, frner Mime
sofa patent. simf 20,
Wheat-fieeeipts. II 100 bushels; espor.t sl,sTs
bushels. SPOT drm No. red sac. O, b.. 7bie,
elevator. Options opened hrm and continued all
day on strong cables. rains Ia the Northwest gem
ersl local covering and export demand Prospects
for smaller Southwest movement slso inspired bu
ishness Closed firm. at hale net advance Msy
closed sac september ose. October, asci Decsm
her, sgfc.
Wool Dull
Hops-Quiet.
Cofse Options closed steady al net unchanged
prices 10 10 points advance Sales. H.7S bags In.
GLIDING rs; November. saaf Sc December. 600
al Is: January 70 spot Rio. quiet; No. insoice
ale Mild quiet CordcvA. AfAe
susar-Rsw Arm; fair refining. sac centrifugal. %
test, &c. Refined. firm.
Metals.
The feature in metal circles today was the low
record made speitsr Tor this year al andon that
article touching Gt9 y 81 White Il tended 20 give
a weak undertone In the local market. II failed TO
affect prices materially.
Pig iron warrants are offered AZ $40 So with buy
ers conspicuous by their absence. and the maEhet
closed weak
Corner vas quiet and unchanged both here and ct
London. Lake copper closed at SAG.
Lead uas dali and unchanged. at aNs
The total expectation II ma iron from the DATED
SfStes during the months n this year
"a to 81 SO against total q il, So tons for
thu period year
Ths hloksrs Tucs Tor iead vas 81, and for copper
SIS ItRif 81.
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wOou MARKET.


BOSTON. Aug a.-Ths American Wool Reporter
will say tomorrow:
The demand for wool has been quiet the past
week. and the market as 4 whole favored the biver
some Of the msrufae'rrers TO whom government
eantracts Rave been awarded have been in and pur.
chased some fsir-siyei lines q wool but the general
inquiry has not been at al active On some lines
Of territories buyers nesosiate on slightly softer
teruis than they could couple II weeks ago. The
demand, such as IL Is, has to medium and low
wcois, notably scorred woods territories. Texas and
three eighths blood freces Manufacturers are Do
Ing their purchasing in accordance with the size Of
their orders received and az the latter have been
moderate they not buying wool freely
The sales II the week in Boston amounted TO s.
Ti0o pounds domestic and 2s5 0oo pounds foreign.
making total of $500 900 for the previous week and
. total Of PISS. 900 for the corresponding week last
rear The ssles since January amount 10 20 os 600
pounds against is rs 90 pounds for the correspond
ing time last year The receipts since January l
have been 1850 bales domestic and llaDs bales
foreign. against So bales domestic and los So
bales foreign for the corresponding period year
Among the sales Of the last week 10000
pounds Of spring Texas wool At Dc, equivalent 10 a
clean cost of Sc; u.s. 900 pounds of California At Isc
equivalent 10 Sc clean: 50 900 pounds No vslley
Oregon al Iac; 1000 pounds Montana ~ a clean
cost u s0c 10000 rounds Australia clean cost
ranging from 7sc TO ac.
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MARINE NEWS.

KoRE-Afrisea. A.s n, rsk iirs, firm SEATTLE
PORT TOWNSEND Arrived. Aux =, Rf sh
Clan MArtenEie. from Yokohama
ASTORIA Arrived. Ang y. NJ n psccan. from
Hsmfnrg
roRr TOWNSEND Arrived sus - T. q ~,
Iswtsn from Cape Nome Passed 40, Aaa >. Ia
Oregon. Tor rori Rlasesr
HONOLULU Arrived, AUG :. ~ stsnAsra. fyuss
TReoas Aati~d. Aus. II. srhf aswesmA. fos rert
Tosasenai AsF u, sesf W. " Tsieos;- far Posi
Tow.~ud
r0RT rowSEEND-Anivef kas a. Rs sts
Gociwin. from Ntctosia. str Robert Levers. tran
Hnneaua
KORE- Arrived Ava >. M ss rss Lsnx from
Seattle.
SHANGHAI s.n.a yuly = Bs III ryr,ssss. fss
Tsasuss.
rocorTLLA-s.f-a. AHs |. Br ss Gssnesi.. ,sr
Sanecnrst.
SAN FRANCIS o- Arrived Ars y. str Msess
uas frpm SEATTLE; stf Sewzhr, ss1m fassys hsftsas
sailed. ~ cny a rastaa. Cor vietovss sesf fsf.
tsrssarg. for Cc7ufiis rtssT.
TORT LEpLow-esfsd. Anx N sehr Ethsi
x4ns Csys Hei-,Frns. Zee re-- Gsnhis, 80 ea-nrsss
rafxe fw esr rtAfe, Cal srrfFed Aas y. peAs
syatAns Cars. Jameson. fran rsrs Gssasss. eazs-
rists rarEe mr. Peru
OYSTER HARrnR-AsFisst. Aaz. n. str nrssssa
frga ssn Frxnrfsre,
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PURCHASING PRICES.

The following prices being offered To the pro
Queer BY the local dealers for delivery In round lots
on the dock and In the at seattle:
Grain0sts. So barley. SIS 5osals; wheat, chick.
feed SIS 70: bran. 81 shorts, sl,
Hayp Puget sound, ssefs; Eastern Washington tim
ofhy. SIS, alfalfa, 80 per ton.
Esgs-strictly fresh ranch, 2l@22r
Eutter-frcsh ranch. lSaise, creamery. 22d5c.
Pouitry-Livo chickens, iiai2c live turkeys. lie
turkeys. i3c; geese, loc: ducks ioaifc per ~
Lave stock--Choiee beet cattle. cows. siGsac
steers taitc; choice sheep. &c; good hogs. live &C.
hogs. dressed Tcl calves, dressed. large. &C.; sma
loo: calves. live. large. Sc, small, &C.
Hides, pelts and wool-Heavy sound salted steers
over 50 Ms. Sc: medium. sound. psr n. rc; light
sound, under IS lbs. 7r, cows. sornd. all weights
Ic; stays. bulls and oxen, Sc .aited kips Tc
calves, PER ID. sc hides, lie less than saIted
dry hides. per ID, lei dry culls, one-third less
summer cser, per 10, S,qSoc winter deer dry aka
NJ pspery deer. lAdiec dry slk. saloc; green elk
ease; sheep pcits. Scsssi % sheariinss. isa4oe
ton wool. isc; dirty or timber burned. isflsc
talow 2a3ic
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rocky MOUNTAINS pocroRs.
selected Desver az Next Place of
Meeting aud Elected oMecrs.

pIfT'TE, Mont AuE, 2A-Thg NoCky
Mountain Interstate Medical Association,
Al It's session today. selected Denver as
the next place ~ meeting IN september.
president. pr, 9 n Fleming Denver
fFsf Vice president. pr =. y Miles. salt
Lake; second vice president. pr. r w.
Nct,rimuou Butte. trca surer. Or. Charles
n piummer. Salt Lake recording soc.
retarv. pr r. t.. Hershey. Denver board
~ trustees. rr r y Murray Butte Or
James carter Wyoming pr. w X. Pike
iftah. pr Charles ~ Jones, Arizona; ns
] IL Rean. Idaho. Or W A Holmes. Cal
ifaYnia.
The DAYS proceedings consisted ~ the
raaAinw a papers Tnntght the members
~ Inc association partook 81 A banquet
al the MeDermott Tomorrow many ~
them viii leave for a trip through the
national mark.
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HATTIE CREEK. Mich. AUG - -- Or
+ y kellogx who has iust rptGrnad from
two wears service as surgeon ia the
Philippines denies the charges ~ neglect
en- the TRANSPORT sherman. made hv Cast
CFenshaW 90 ATLANTA, ia his ante mavtern
statement
DR. Keliosg who came home on the
sherman with CrsnshaW. Says tae captain
was badly wounded. that II was only q
question ~ time when ne should die. ard
81 was AZ his own request that the cap
tain was allowed 80 come home.
nr kelioSg AYERS that Crenshaw had
every possible attention. including the
best physicians and nurses
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San FFfANCtSco. Aae. n The Cni,sd
States fFane9uff Th@fnAf nfFtve6 tonight
t&fufT-nifin Gays from Manila. via Yoke.
t9wa Ehe ess ~ hoard ~ s3ck aud
vosgnesd u military grtxonern. n cabin
pzssanEsrH. ~ u tbs s,esEAKs ani seven
staWSw&ys
Seven deaths eccgrrs1 during tho vsy-
age
The vessel has not yet passed quaraa-
tire inapacftou. aua neither mail nor o4s.
seuEefs VII be landed Until tosaorfow
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DREADED pupo>Ic PLAGUE.
Great Brttntn Alarmed nv tho pros-
peet OF an Epidemic.

NEW YORK. Aus "a dispatch 20 the
T'F{hnne from IsCNdcn says
While India u suaerins from one q
the worst outbreaks ~ cholera ever re-
CORDED 50 that psople are dying "a the
rate af 200 a week. Great britain IL
alarmed hy the prospect ~ an ~pidensio
~ huhoaic plague within her own bound
aries The medical authorities a. elias
rnw have already had several eases un-
dar their observation On Monday a child
sirkeneA aud died within fOrtY-etght hours
from, ar iilness which WAS az flret thought
e., n, pneumonia hut after q minute ex-
nrnipa tinu BY tho hasEifAl authorities, Was
pronounced piakpa
~Anaihsr heath has occurred and ten
families we're removed "a reception
house far patlenls suffering from this dis
ease Whlrh the municipality hastily go
taNlfehef
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tash Quotations.
Fl1ar- stsa4F
Wheat Sc spdnx ttE-E.c So nd f5-s-s.x
Own ". tlstlses Nc : releW Fsssisr
uals-Ne :. E@-1tc Sc. sAGe. s&s4ssS: So
xhite. A4szsf4
Rasisy -Socd fssa.ns. EEsss fair 70 shasos za.st.
iE.. sl3s5c
Ti-nathy Seea-Pfius " fs7t =
Mess Fsfs Per barrel So esHu
IArt-Fer iao pcznas. 81 81 as a
Sht-- Eihs- SIDES. ianee s. aaEF 3
~hr13s-s ntg sAitea hnzed s;ssio
shost sHies Clear. boxea s. So -
Susars- rrchsngs1
Clsr<-csstsci szs2s. G.TsalA
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.


brfaOetuus-
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. -wheat-somswhat
active prices firm
Oats-Quct but sustained.
Bariey-Firmer for December and steady for spot
whest-shipmns, No. l. tio5; choice. r.1; mill
ins. si0adli III
s.ooS 10 Choice choice S Sisssns good to
choice gray. 81. l0esi. 90; red. siistsl.@.
Receipts.
Flour quarter sacks. l5Ioo Eastern Oregon. Lsoo
wheat eentsls g. 500; barley, centals, $500; oats
eentals. 100; Oregon. 100 beans. sacks 80; pota-
toes sacks $500; onions. sacks. 2.eoo: bran, sacks.
LOO midnings sacks. 800; hay, tons. 800; wool,
bales, go
Produce, Fruits, Etc.
MISUNDERSTANDING. N7e2D bran. 81 saais.D per
Hsy-wheat ssai2; wheat and oat, S@io sc best
barley. $50; alfalfa, ssa7 10: compressed wheat. 50
Poiatoes-Rper Burhanks, &96sc; Salinas Bur
banks, s0cdsl sweet. I5casi 80.
Vegetables Cucembers isd2sc; green peas, ads4r
string beans. aa5ic per NJ tomatoes nsioc: aspar-
srs Tsaas2D.
Fruit-Appies, choice n.isi common, sse; eofnmon
California lemons 81 aa2 Isl choice California lem
ons, SSas. Is; hsnsnas sls2 90 pincapples. sasa
Buiter-Fancy creamery. 2a2ssc; seconds, 2lAazsc
fancy dairy. 2c. seconds. fm3c
Checse--New California fats. es,aloc; Young AmsT.
ies, i0dio4c Eastern lsAallbc.
Esas-storc isdisc. fancy ranch. 2i@ssc Eastern.
Poultry Turkey gohhlers. sdloc; turkey hens. II
aisc old roosiers. $ 0a4i young rooser. s. 0sf 50
small hroilers SrSn2 So large hruilcrs 81 5odS fry
efs Ssd3 So hens s. saa5; old ducks, sa4 50; geese.
81. sSal. So
Wool and Hops.
wooi-spring- Nevada, lisl3c; Eastern Oregon. 10
Ffise valley Oregon, leaisc Fall Mountain lambs
aio; San Joaquin plains sasc; Humboldt and Men
docno, ioai3c
Hops-crop o. 1893, silse; 1900 ie9i2ic.
Closing Quotations.
wheat--stesdys December a.lli; Mar Nia.
Cofn-Larse yellow. 81. nai2i
% q q
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LONDON. Aus. 2.-wheat-CArgoes on pssssss.
firm but not active; caruocs Wana Waila, ~ Cd.
English country markets. Arm.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. 9.-wheat, firm Wheat and
-four In Paris. weak
wheat-C1o.e- Spot steady; No I red Western
winter. % ID. No. l Northern spring. n SD; No. I
California. e. adtaes I'D Futures firm September.
O. Id: December, e. 2ld.
corn-spct firm: American mised new IL ia
old. Is I'D. Futures Hrm: September. 10 ID; Novsu-
Der, u 2id.
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LIsat cemmaaaer shearm.n nsna.

WASHINGTON. Aug ze-f4aat. Com
faandsr a HhearmaE. e. r ~. aisd a.
dry az the CtAlE<a naval hospital Pes
ton lie catered toe service June u. lsei
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doz piuuas sadaec per box; Crawford peaches, VEG
5oc per box: Bartlett pears T5ce1Sl-
Dried Futs-ApTicots bleached, per 10. lse1ci
fgs California black. per ID, &c; white. IN SACKS
e1a7c in boxes 7t6sc; peaches, eyaporated FER 10,
lGsl5c; apples. hlezcksd. per ID. sGB-es prnns.
Washington e6sc; California, 5tesSc; raisins h H.
s. leas 50: loose Muscateis. 64as.c per 70 seeness
Muscatels &C.: seediess Snitanss, l2saise per To-
smyrna figs. fancy. large, &c; fancy smali, ne'
golden dates Ts74c: dried pears. helie; necsarnes'
Ic per ID.
Lumber and Building Materials.
Logs-superior quality. per NJ No. m. sSfI ;
merchandise fr SG5: No cedar, Scot corsnons
per NJ. Aas; spruce logs. $50; cedar Single ooA's.
81 50d2 IS
Lumber-Fir, rough. s. 50; thick fnsh, ssrfaesd-
ore or two sides, :. 10 and II inches VIDE sL,e-,
lengths, u u feet. special lengths, soc per ~
extra: one-inch finish, slteE al vertical srains ~
per " extra FloOring-Dressed and matched, "
an stock boards sineh. sesls; ldinch. Ssaa Y :
l2-inch, yiS9la Fencing-No or s-inch hnish,
So; No 2. So v or channel rustic, or drop sidins
weight 1000 lbs SllnA Fir timber -Jotsts ano
scantiing rough, s. 5Aais: / s Y. S.51ks
8 sIlalf Box boards-i1inch and up. SD
a. shingles. $780, standard shingles, Nlh: Linen
finish u. n and 1s feet. sEa3i. thek nnish. ~
" cedar squares, I. 8. and 10 feet szfso' PICK
'ets, tl3
Kiln dried. 81 in adFanoe Of green. Drayase soc
Cement-Porthnd X Il. s., $50; Aisen, At2
Lme-Roche Harbor, 20. San Juan. WV Isl
and. siN.
Piaster-Colden Gate per bbl. SIS
Plaster hair-washed, SID Per SACK unwasned.
81. 10 per sack
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\ MANHOOD RESTORED

Rssa. ssr Hero. - 1shss ugsrs
I&AIAAkA fa fear Nas 81. 4 Eefoa
Wed ffvsn tFsfsT nsfisr
AT MICnAEt-NwNed. 40 p G. "A transport
Kursr, frem seattle u rsat A1s Bear. sxs.
ard. rAshEnsM.
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THE WEATHER.

FORECAST FOR THURSDAY.
Portland. Or. Aug -, 1900.
Generally fair; stationary temperature
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF A0AI.
CULTURE WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
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FORTY FAMILIES ISOLATED.
Aaother BIs scare Dse to the Ds-
bonnie pi.Eae.

GLASGOW, AuE IA member ~ .he
family father. mother and chHd1 Mflcn
a. cahied Yesterday had been certified -
r. suffering from buhguic plague. having
nesgh boFhDeNs have been placed undsr
medical observation. Tho teash was the
second which has occurred from the
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local RepoEt-Mss,muu temperature, 70 degrees
minimum. % mean, 81 Ne rain. Light FOG IN ID.
forenoon Partly eiouiy, slish;iJ warmer, pleasant
with light westerly w,sds
GEORGE " SALISBURY
Section pirectof. Weather Bufesa
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Receipts and Shipments.


On the produce exchange today the butter marke.
was ftm; cree nery. ls4Szie: dairy, lastsc-
Cheese-steady: ielhiisc
Eggs-Firm: fresh. ptaisc
q q
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Closing Quotations.

LONDON. Aug 2a--Atchison, "a: Csnadisn Pa.
cifc. ga Union Pacific preferred IN; Northern Ia
eihe preferred n; Grand Trunk g.; AnscOnda. ..
bar Sver-Strcug. q liza
Mcney-.i Der cent
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FOREIGN.
Financial.

NEW YORK, Aug 9.-Ths Commercial Airer-
tiser's London financial cahierrsm ssys:
The African improved the tone q the mar
kets here but failed 20 increase the volume ~ husi
ness In Americans or in any other department The
Investment demand for oonsois Is revivinr
The hank bought fE orc In geld hsrs and received
SSa.eo from Australia There awaksrings here
Of speculation in silver
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND. Or. Aug a.-The wheat msrtet d
hrner and some good sized sales have been mads
within the past forty-eight hours. waiia walla u
selling today at Sc and TO- ooo bsshsl lot Of blue
stem sold today at 0c Valley Is in better demand
on account Of the short crop. and sales were made
today at 5sc.
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The United states tsttpship Ai4Naua riaie an
average speed q seventeen knots in her octsi speed
trial.
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

Wheat rport-No. / club. Sc; No. bluesteu
Sc Milling-No. ! club SIC; blucstem, SC
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Green Fruits oraAsss ses4se. leuaons. 81 sssss 50
acecrdias TO srs5e banana s. lsS2Ts; apYles Sc
&Sl = per hox. sccprtng te variety; rsrsisa dates
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKE

TACOMA. Aus. -whest-ouiet. unchanged
hluestem. 5ssc club. 5sAc.
cL e. az
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THEATRICAL NOTES.

Russ Whytal has recently produced a play called
THE Butcher" which promises to create a sensa-
ton wherever 1t is seen. Mr. Whytal says: Its
horror but there is great chance for good acting
. in it
Manager Rosenquest contemplates employing farm
milk to the audience during the run Of 1.-THE Village
Postmaster at the Fourteenth Street theater, New
York.
Russ whytal has secured the American rights to
1.-The Sacrament of Judas" play which has had
very great success in Paris, and is now running in
London. with Forbes Robertson and Mrs. Patrick
Campbell in the leading parts. He will produce it
at carly date.
Chauncey Olcott. matinee girls idol, has no
peer His personality is magnetic, he has the manly
look of the thoroughly good fellow, and his voice
is always as clear bell and as true to the
key tuning fork His make-ups are picturesque,
his acting is clever and his lovemaking irresistible.
Marie secorde, Mabel Arnold, Mildred Keith and
Minnie Rudolph four of the pTettiest girls in
the Stanhope Wheatcroft dramatic school, in New
York Mrs Whcatcroft, has selected them to assume
japanese characters in W. Fl. Hardns farcecom-
edy, The Mikados Message" which will be pre-
sented at the Madison Square theater on January IS
Fanny Rice's coming reviyals Of the late Rosina
Fokes plays are particularly interesting. 1t is quite
certain that she will score in THE Circus Girl" and
"a Pantomime Rehearsal two Of Miss Vokes' most
successful dramas Both plays will be used as cur
tain rasers to "A Wonderful Woman" which is
not long enough for entire evenings entertain
ment.
Recently in Baltimore Sarah Truax made her
debut Nine Sans Gene in Sardous comedy of
that name. She is credited with a success in the
part, which Is said to lit her methods and person.
atty to nicely. Miss Truax is evidently a YER
satile young woman. who can play roles ranging
probably be added to her repetory when she debuts
as star next season.
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Louis James, Miss Kidder and Charles
b. Hanford are all favorably known in
this city. The supporting company Of the
three stars Is said to be strong, contain
ing over thirty people, including several
actors Of high reputation.
:. :: :.
n LANCHE WALSH, who Is starring
with Melbourne Mcdowell in Sar-
dou plays, is spoken of by the Eastern
critics as destined to become one Of the
leading stars on the American stage. She
Is highly praised for her work in "Fe-
DORA" la Tosca," "Gismonda'' iand
CLEOPATRA" She has, II Is said, given
evidence of dramatic talent beyond the
most sanguine hopes of her friends, and
has fairly astonished all who have seen
her. There is every reason to believe that
Miss Walsh has entered the stellar field
in no uncertain manner, and that her fu-
ture is assured
'SST HE Rentz-Santley Company" said to
be a standard attraction and the
oldest and best burlesque company that
has ever toured the West, will follow the
Moore-Roberts Company at the Third Ave-
nue. theater, commencing a weeks en-
gagement beginning next Sunday night.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-01-21

If London Life is as presented at the
Seattle theater last night 1t would be adj
visable for Americans not to go abroad
until matters can be readjusted. In fact,
IL London Life" be as ridiculous as the
company which presented the supposed pc
ture of 1t. one cannot help wishing that
the Beers will succeed in Remembering the
cheap melodrama, and the manner in
which 1t was presented was as one who
was present expressed It. simply awful"
The play is without a solitary redeeming
feature. The plot is time worn, the act
ing is miserable and to witness 1t is self
inflicted torture.
Had Manager Howe at the end of the
first act last night rung down the cur
tain and refunded the box receipts he
would have done thing that would have
met with the unanimous approval of the
TO see a good performance, and was so
grievously disappointed
The stage settings of the play are we'll
arranged, but the incongruity between
them and the acting was so striking as to
cause laughter in the audience at inoppor-
tune moments, when tears were supposed
to be in order. Lawrence Griffith, by cour-
tesy called the leading man of the COM
pany, goes through his part like an auto
maton, and during the most affecting part
of his lines. the audience simply Uttered
lady also by courtesy, is probably the
most incompetent actress that ever es-
sayed to play an important part on local
stage and the support was fully in keep
ing with the standard set by those essay
ing the two leading roles.
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