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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-04-03
ROBBED 4 RICH
MANS BUTLER.
California Crocker's Man
Short. Changed In the
Gotham.

The I'D 10 on the Bovesy again. Three
hold.ups with accompanying violence,
attended the opening ceremonies aions
that lively ,horoushfare In the early
hours Of morning.
Albert Nichols. we'll dressed and d!s-
mined. who says he ls butler TO the big
California millionaire. George Croker.
and who manages the silver pantry and
vine cellar % that masnate at ] Esst
sixty-fourth street. tempted the pitfalls
Of the Gotham. In the saloon on the
southwest corner OF the Bowery and
street. at Id this morning. and
suffered for his sins. He was accom-
panied by his brother
The two men stroiied into the place.
attracted by the Examinations and not
its desperate character. They
ordered sixty cents worth OF drinks.
At the bar. Aibsrt tsndsrsd
10 bin and received. after the Gotham
fashion. y In change.
Nichols. foolish man. objected. He did
not know that the manager Of the place.
standing near him, was "Eat-Em-Up"
Jack McManus. the brother Of KID"
and that James Butler. Of
like fame. was beside him. When he
picked himself up . little later. cut ana
bruised and thoroughly whipped. he d'd
not even have the y change. and hls
pocket book containing mo- was MISE
me.
His brother Was also done up.
Three men we're done up In the volks.
BaFtsn. across the street. and . third
assault. with robbery attached. took
place ~ 10 Bowery.
The Id 10 on.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-04-03

/ Rsmember that ~ Law recognises thss
animals have rights OF which they can
not Dc deprived. Don't let the public
What particular animal would you
Well, there 10 q black bear up there
lie Is IN close confinement In eagS
about six feet wide and twelve fcet
iong. The balls OF his feet prsss the
hard oak moor. whereas he was born %
roam over beds Of pine needles ana
ought to hibernate every winter. u %
a physica! necessity for him 70 crawl
into hole and sleep = month or two
every winter. He ought TO have q cave
like the white bears All day Sunday
that poor creature paced rapidly up
and down his little prison, 20 smAil
tnnf - he walks around his feet
lie was In the glare Of the sun, hot.
excited and horribly nervous. II WAS
q shame. He ought to have Q large
yard. All those American animals
ought to be kept cool.
Il do not want to abolish the Zoo. II
Fl, 600: .ss thGS a.. Blu. si's the :, ,n,Hs,:
vacation now and then.
for . little. One u the old dayk-aSss
forms OF human torture vas TO shut Q
. man UP IN q small cell ana have q
suard watch him night and day through
knew that eye was upon HIM all the
time. II soon made him insane. Let
the animals preserve. their individuality.
DR.. OH 70 Secretary Of the New York
Veterinary College. Professor Of Bur.
1ery. Veterinarian TO the Board OF
Health. State Veterinarian. veterinarian
to the New South Wales Government,
and 70 a weil-known humanitarian and
scholar.
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Prof. Harry d. 0ill Of New York
University. told IN Evening Word re-
Porter to-day that tAs animals - the
Csnarai Park Zoo are deprived Of their
nights. I'VE are ~ animals. and the
CITY Of New York has no moro right to
fersurs Q lion than u has 20 torture .
msn." he nd.
Dr.. Oil In ths professor a pr1nctpass
and psa1etos Of vsfselnary sargsry ard
clinioai survey At the New York Amer
lean Veterinary Colisgs, . oapartmsot
q New Yogk University. An Evening
Word rsossssf found him q the hos
DseA ct ~ East Y1fty-ssvsnth street.
!. "Y0. New York 10 cruel" he I'D.
''1As animals aFs not sven comfortable
0gs. They are allowed to contract
A1ssass iron <lssir lack Of exsruise- Tnsy
asBss untold a0eaSss IN thsr narrow
aO0 me- ought 70 b given . ltftls
~ sadA cay vhn they nay b out
q - pub,1a 0asa
'hsy eeaes1st tubsrculoas from pso-
- Sans1ng tAsor ossss.
'4As mse,DVU srs human beings of .
loWse eeoss. Thsy all die Of consump-
-.
"WA0 DssveO MS confined 10 oass
- DoV0'e la1a01 ~ whole world was
inA0aan6 ~ vsosss Of New York
GAsd1 - hls1 % tie animals that II
Asooo n eapt1vity. 10 begin with. all
sa1nals aso ha1naHs,y oonys1ssd With
hnaaa 6soaOa Tbsy have the sAus
eaoatsaA IL sa0s Iovss and hates.
nsy a4peec1a4e Kindness end they ~.
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arrest for roheias HE employer Of taeei
worth OF diamonds and no in money.
declares he committed the theft for
spite. lie had been compelled 10 drive
about through a binding snows,orm oil
day and determined TO get even. He
was captured after u desperate struggle
with nve detectives.
BerEe has been In this country for sew.
ersl years. and this Winter was EN-.
ployed as coachmsn by George W.
Smith. . wealthy man OF German ,own.
After driving Mr, smith to the rail-
roai station yesterday morning he re-
turned 10 the house and went upstairs
to build a IRE IN Mrs. Smiths boudoir.
While there he opened her jewel case,
took the jewels and money and went
to Mr. Smiths place Of business In the
city. There he said he had secured a
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-04-03
STRIKERS WIN
N CHICAGO.
There Afe 0till -. 900
Out In Various
States.

fhs Chicago nechinists have won
shsir shoss.iivsd strike easily. but In
other Dests q ths country A.ode trades.
vssbss have 0sss ovt. There vas sress
sstsscing v1ssa The whistles blew this
Ossueag n CAtaaso. dispatches cay.
anA ths nashlaises rsturnsd to theii
lAtAss end vssh hsnchss.
To nsa BOW % sssiks ash for shorter
hsuss asA bsttsr pay. They 10y II 10
abest tn that shsy enjoy some Of the
ooosoes - IL ~ tines which have
~ 0seths bssa sajeysd BY employers.
II peaasy1vaaia N.eo coal miners
vsas ~. TAey ere IL the western or
~ esai dlssFiesa fhsss 10 peace In the
A1teoaa llstSlet. whsrs n.eoo miners are
QDeel1e ~ hiGAsoe wa0ss they have had
10 9. Lso1s shsss b Q strife In the
ou111inG tfaAss: in Cleveland the house.
WogooO vast 0oee 0onsy; IN Mases.
e6uootto GBon11e cUttesA Ieather veet.
Ggo 81 ooDo nnoemAtosD aSp on str1ke.
O1eIs h ls6iasass.b - carpenters sss
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ARSON F|END'S
PLOT FAILED.
Tried to Fire q Big Flat.
House by Using ker.
osene.

Some one crept into tho big tsnemen,
IT ~ Fast Thirty-nlnth street At 3o
o'clock this morning. saturated the mat
ting with kerosene. rolled II up against
the wa.nscotins and set Il ON IRE.
The building 10 a fve-story structure.
with four families ON each hoor Next
door 10 q large and iuhammable lard re.
lining establishment
MA Mary BoiAnd, who keeps q little
candy store on the around floor and
llves hack Of IL smelled the smoke and
save the alarm at once. yanitor Hugo
HuhrAu and q fireman stamped out tie
hre, There VAS . good deal OF smoke
ana much panic, but no one was seri.
ousiy inquired. The fre marshai win 10.
vestigate.
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GLAD THEY RlSSBD MAYOR.
Dsookoya 0bGh seh0Oo Teaehess'
AssoeastIos Th1sks Thsv
DSa Suse nssAs.

Nsabsrs Of the Brockiyn Hish School
Tsaesess Assscsssisa have no aposasies
70 mako for their share In the hissing
u Mayor vaa wyck. Prsssasst htsis.
e u ncasa = eessesisa. - ethss
I. &. +. Z
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that the ''provocation'' was sublime.
Resolutions were passed declaring the
Organization heartily In favor OF passing
the bill over the Mayors veto.
IL vas arranged 10 have a mass-meet-
in9 Tor tomorrow afternoon, either In
the boys or girls High School.
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useiasses,is LseaR u 0lAsaO 80 4
One Of thsss IasUs fasns b sUnn1 -
ne %;:"tHs cSr. Y - 49,. s..! - z -
Of Il. conducts . 81 csetjc ia
breeds horsss for tie Chiecss -
and = mskiAg . sssas 6eai c -
he 10 . woman Of aheue l1G1yl 4
and has au the gFaeea Of ~ -. Il
she ioohs af!ef hse fara aal ~ -
meas personally. not trasata6 40 60 r.
from ~ to - an acre.
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esseosaso g ~ ~ 49,
Detees - rsesvsss1 - WD1
An IL psspsssy ssceoe . 60
and the nensy was rsoesoooo
pocset was found . tickst e. 0nGnI
ship 0ssnan:a to leave eeew yeuG z J
name Of walter Jae6sea. n
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-04-03

~. oA Fancy silk eject STRAW
Hf JSC~~ BRAID HATS In black
and Ill dssirah,s eolsss,
correct Spring and Summer sAspss. vaius 7se.
FLOWERS, FRUIT 4 FOLIAGE.
In Paris to-day FRUIT HATS are The isd. To.
morrow special sale Of choice fruit elects for
hat trimminss, curants, cheniss, StrawbaEies,
Rsspbsriss, Grapes, Crab Apples and fruits Of
al hnds, prices ranging from 3se. pss baseh W
to el.eS, which 10 about half the prices asked
elsewhere.
Foliage n tie natural slscts from lSe. pr
buneh up to $3.50, 10 grsst.-ve may alnest
say hnitless-- assertment.
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FLOWERS, FRUIT 4 FOLIAGE

C. Get the purest and TIE bsst q
0|0c8||eS' don't pay more for than tim 1
necessary. Here are our special queeatteee -
Wednesday. Compare them with those o0ssed -
where, and you'll b surprised to ind how much ~
can save by buying them hare. .s tss,, 81
Hassl whsss whek Esw nakss " nsH Nessllb heal
the market Why7 because eoatans "a II vAaae bad
excspt outside shsn This lew b Nleuk Desna We
psedses It. Special, pr ~, $780, leh ~, q
TIA: Q. -. :s Ss - 3; < g - g. -: 60
iIaissss IN salgN, sSdA -, 6H p9h, q
FIsn Pasey Ned Mva ~ 80, sseA, ,.4t 81
C0YYIE: 0uadarah DjsaA" ssslss ths @aetng seGo
driaks being eentinaisa q psivas sgeats Jsva - eoo
desired In choice esp esBse, spse, NJ, Qoos
prM, 81
CANNED FRUIT: cSh1,s Asusa psaA AsA
k.s CT yasv cnvts r.s.Asa E:s1 ssss ssv HasasG
g"R .s y: tut - s:s e =. ~ 80 q
d :asn s::vy s.ss S.p 80 g. - e.. 6M Ssa~ q
"nss A1 dAdsss asf.ag - ps1s Ms psnA RI
AAcAR0u OR SPA0Heffl nyyi a.s. ~, ~ ~, ~
cAMtD vEoETABIIs: 'sssr s'VauAsnssy"hualaansaaa
stA ~ paehs1 Jsy Tsnsssa "tas - nssA ~ snesAH
"Iass" iAe" hasa sy lass sss csn i.s .ny.vs -,
=. = IN! -: sry - r.: 81. s...y ~ -.
~ e1.ss - o...y, 3. Z. as ~ a. - n
cAkmo PowDsR "ns.sw ssay ~ 60 A9 49, H.S
:: -: :. n: z: a;. !As' - s..~. q - aS :.
SLICED P1AcHIS psuasss IN a,a, - q. psAsa aMsA II
FR1Ncd PEAS: hus ~ 49,. sasn, su.As - ~ 0%R6.
olIvfs "x..v.s" s..a a.v o.. usv~ ~ ss'AA - -
STUFFED DATES: s.s.4 IN A.s.A VERSA Rs.. M.rh. 8
csns t.S; ~ gss. =
klCk Faaey cspsaa nesd no, } ~, -
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Have %u Seen Ox1. caster. W7lzne,v !

fine feminine eadgr It's the
and finest millinery held and The
30
to
whether win able hsn spite the hi
indication
n
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s. a. q s:s ~" s' ' :s:, ~:

III 81. VV-@ Of our own ezelssive
designs, and soos ef
the best Ideas Of Paris and London millinsrs
copied BY us; roQuss, Dsaaets, large fee hats,
elegant eAiffea anA straw braid elects, the work
% eaeh hat bsiag the finest; We devote the came
tine aad the sane attestieu to details "a our
eS0ohat % others Do on hats that cell 1t $500.
In this grand collsetiea the most fastidieus can
b suited; eaeh hat more beautiful than the
other; 30 70 t1S.oe being what hats equally
pretty weuA cost you elsewhere.
49,. IN Fancy Lace Eject STRAW
Hf oSC~~ BRAID HATS, sissk
asd eolors, In beautiful
assortment d dress shapes. Value Csc.
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Ladies' Suits.

Season after season we are selling more and more
suits, and % far this spring sales have exceeded by
nearly double the business Of the corresponding period
Of last year. There must be good reason for this
you compare our workmanship, our styles and our
finish with the sort equal prices would purchase else
where. Here are some specials for to-morrow-won-
derful value every one Of them:
LADIES SuTSA special purchase Of veneian and Covert Cloth
Su Nexn ana ugntaune eae e,sek ooe eas'os and tan
morrow, sDecid /Ss/~
LADIES er0N SUITS hemsspun bright Spring shade
gay eat Of jacket trimmed with black and white striped taasta
SILK giving suit most syish special tonm ~ 81
|SsOV
LADIES' FANCY CLOTH SUITS imported materials gray eneets
ughtlag jseks drop st accordion plated tsaea S
undehtt full go value sae tomorrow, special @@'SV
We are showing handsome collection of Cos
tunes made Of lace and net also jetted costumes and
costumes Of Henrietta Zbeline and various other new
matesas In the most elaborate Designs and at prices
considerably less than those Of the costumer.
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STOLE $4,000
JUST FOR SPITE.
Coachman Took Costly
Gems a. Pay for
OverWork.

PHILADELPHIA, April 3-Richsrd
Berge. a swell English coachmxn. under
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1T Z5H

1T Z5l ~: -. :: :. 49, ~ |:
~ ~ beesGy -
possesses iaAiviluallay q styie - loo1oD1 -
eiusivsass; as ~ ~ as ~ ~ rssnyo8
Win ~ slsswhWs IT. hsfs ~ - N m1u01
- bsasiifsl - tAsss ars It hsk thsss psiess
ut rs. 90 =: -: :: : ~; ~
Fla IL eeiGiaal cssslIeae e IN. ~
Camille Roger, Jesss, Rsessx, cnnR, psuyuo
~ sehas, ~ - q vAisA eek = - -
1~e.oe az nsst u tAsa Asveageass S9aee -
$500 - inpsst. &c.
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Jxx1ts and WIa1pszs. d dv

OF unusual merit Take advanUGe OF them II
need them, and you'll save quite bit Of money
these goods.
W0MIuv BLACK SAfEIN UND4RSKRrS-3 y@ds wv, Il
unsa Aeunce trimmed With vids knife plated rue and Ani
With three essngs, eouservaveay speaking S3s vslue
nonsv special 1t -
W0MIu* WRAPPIRS-0ns lot of superior WrapDsss nals q
Dsts, medium and dak shaass With a6ed yoke md
tslss perfect sitting and very full; ssvieesb syish, high
earnest ssN usually for lees than eoe anywhere sa
to-0snew eDeeiA st =
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-01-23

ents of your honorable profession. All Elk
dom knows and appreciates the purity and
devotion of your private and domestic life
and also knows that the great guiding star
of your course on the broad field Of human
life have been the four cardinal virtues OF
the order, charity, justice, brotheriy love
and fidelity. In consideration Of these .vir-
tues, and as q slight token of their love
and esteem the members of Seattle Lodge
No: 50. B. r o. E., present you with this
loving cup"
The silver bowl was filled with violets
and in responding Mr.. Warde aptly said
that 1T would always recall fragrant mem.
cries OF his association with the Elks OF
.The Lions Mouth is a play affording
ample opportunity for powerful acting,
and nothing can be said more commcnda-
tory than that the Warde CON pany did
it Justice. Apart from Mr.. Wnrdes sn-
auisitor. By Charles d. Herman. He
showed himself thoroughly capable art
list. Miss May Warde,, daughter Of Mr.
winning generous share of applause py
her portrayal Of the saucy resourceful
Marcella Frank Hennig acted the part
of Marco, q somewhat verbose lover.
friend and soldier, in most felicitous
style Other members of the company
AS for Mrs. Bruno, she showed talents
of high order, her work as Linora being
splendidly sustained throughout.
The Warde-Brune combination will be
seen tonight in Romeo and Juliet" and
will close tomorrow night. in The Dukes
tuted for "Richard ILL., which had been
advertised. The new play was produced a
few weeks ago in Los Angeles and is said
to have made decided hit.
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CALL FOR CITY CONVENTION
Democratic City Committee Fixes
AppOrtionment of Delegates-
FusiOnists Are Invited,

Chairman Rochester and Secretary
Ernst, OF the Democratic city central
committee, yesterday issued the formal
call for the Democratic convention for
the nomination of municipal officers. The
convention will meet at the Armory Feb
ruary z. at II a. m.
The call is so framed as to make 1t
possible for both Silver Republicans and
Populists to elect delegates and particle
pate In the convention. The official rep
resentatfves Of these two parties, how
ever, have not yet signified their accept
ance Of the proposition made by the
Democratic committee.
The committee has fixed the apportion-
ment of delegates on the basis Of one
delegate for every eight votes cast at
last springs election for Fred Rice Row
ell for corporation counsel. This will
mako convention OF 1859 delegates.
In the call for the convention. which
was Issued yesterday. a clause Is insert
ed providing that voters desiring to par
ticipate in the caucuses and primaries
must state only their willingness to sup
port the nominees of the convention, and
to declare themselves In favor OF "eco-
nomical municipal government"
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for sl7.oo0. According to the plats on fiie
IN the county auditors office, lots IS and
~, block 1929, are included In the SALE
wARDE IN "LIoN's MOUTH"


Frederick Warde and Minnie Tittell-
Bruno, with a capable supporting cem-
pany, received an ovation last night in
The Lions Mouth" at the Seattle, such
rs has seldom been accorded any other
actor md actress In this city. Inc rea-
son for this, aside from the absolute merit
of the performance OF these accomplished
artists, in itself deserving the continued
applause of a critical audience, lay In the
personal popularity OF Mr.. Warde among
the Elks OF this city and the recognition
Of Mrs. Bruno as in some measure a Sc
attle graduate.
Mr.. Warde has had reason on his sew
eral Visits to this city to appreciate the
high esteem in which he Is held here not
only as an actor, but also as q particular
favortte OF the local b. p. o. r. The high
regard OF the Seattle members of that
organization was evidenced last night
when at the close OF the third act the
curtain was raised in response to q pro-
ionged burst OF applause and Judge Moore
appeared upon the stage to present to Mr..
Warde an ornate silver loving cup on
behalf OF the local lodge. Judge Moore
said:
'Brother warde. the English speaking
people and particularly those Of the Pa
cific coast OF the United States recognize
IN you man of the highest literary attain
rnents and one of the most capable expon-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-01-23
THE VITAL PRINCIPLE

OF life Is motion, and when motion
ceases death ensues. A poor circulation
results in sluggish blood, which is un-
equal to the task of carrying of the
refuse of the seoretions. The conse-
quence is that the system becomes de-
ranged and disease IS sure to follow.
What is the effect Of pure alcoholic
stimulant as Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey
In such a case?
The arterial blood is made to flow
faster. the waste material that clogs the
system is burnt up and eliminated. The
heart Is strengthened and the pulse
steadied. The respiration becomes deep
er. while the brain Is soothed and calm
ed.
There is nothing Just as good as
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey. A dealer
who says so is thinking Of his profits
nothing more. Of course, when a rem
has been recommended and prescribed BY
doctors, and carried the blessings of
health to so many thousand homes, imi-
tations are bound to arise. They are
only able. however. to initiate the bottle
and the labels. No one can initiate the
product. The process Is known to manu-
facturers alone. Beware of substitutes
and refilled bottles.
All druggists and grocers, or direct,
Sl.oo a bottle. Duffy Malt Whiskey Co.,
Rochester, N. 7.
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GETTING READY TO BUILD.
Brick Block VIII Soon BE Erected ON
Main Street.

The Cascade Laundry Company is about
to commence the erection of fine brick
block at 215 to 223 Main street. The struc-
ture viii be three stories high, 60x120 feet
in dimensions. and the foundation alone
will cost 5000.
other applications for building permits
filed at the office of the city engineer
who will erect two-story residence at
1913 Bigelow avenue at cost Of 81 800, and
Patrick Sherry, who will put UP double
two-story frame structure at 312 and 3l4
Twelfth avenue, to cost $500.
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TO HOLD CONVENTION HERE.
Young Peoples Christian Temper.
unce Union of State VIII Meet.

The. first annual convention of the
American Young Peoples Christian Tenn
perance Union Of the state of Washington
church. There will be two sessions, one
IN she AFTERNOON and one in the evening
me afternoon session win begin at 4:30
we reports OF different committees. In
me evening there will be varied pro.
gSmme consisting Of addresses by promi-
interspersed with music and recitafionn
rnetreenments will be served at the close,
: inc evening session will begin at O'clock.
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May cali Convention.

At today's meeting of the Citizens
League provisional committee, 1t is posi-
BILE that a call may be issued for caucuses.
primaries and q city convention OF the
Citizens Nonpartisan League, to be held
the latter part Of the month Several
members OF the league believe. that by
called by the Democratic city committee
point would be gained, and that the
Democrats and other fusion elements
partisan cause.
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WHO ARE THE TRAITORsY

He Hoar) has gone mad.-Republic,
Wash. Miner.
Senator Hoer Is evidently worrying the
Philippine war lords greatly-more than
all the other advocates Of constitutional and
peaceful methods of dealing with the Fill
pinos.--Hartford Times.
1t is a fearful responsibility that the
aged Massachusetts, senator incurred when
he made that speech, although he was
,Dsyseetly sincere and his natYeaVxsyo the
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FOR CAPE NOME.

The large steamship Centennial will sail
for Cape Nome about May 10. carrying pas
ssn.ers and freight; Rates 500 rirst class.
tickets and space apply to Northwestern
Commercial Company, Incorporated. 1pl-
o. Pioneer huilatRSs Seattle Web, -,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
"sIrs. Quinn,s Twins"

This play. with its pictures of Irish life,
love and blarney is drawing we'll at tho
Third Avenue theater, and Miss Moore,
Mr.. Roberts and the rest Of the company
are giving a creditable performance,
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Council Cites Saloon Keeper to
Appear and Show Cause.
CHIEF REED MAKES COMPLAINT
Charges That . Robbery Was CONF
mitted In shomo's Place, with the
Proprietor's Connivance - Navin
Suggests Delay, but II Overru1ed
-Munrce q Co. Were Granted
Liqusr Iieease Tor Palm Garden.


BY a unanimous vote the city council
last night passed resolution declaring It's
intention to revoke the liquor license OF z.
w. shomo, proprietor Of the Klondike ga
loon, on the corner Of Second avenue south
and Main street. After the adoption OF the
resolution q motion was made ana pre-
vailed citing Shomo to appear before the
council at its meeting next Monday night
ana show cause why such action should
not be taken.
The 6homo matter was brought before
the council in letter addressed TO that
body by Chief OF Police Reed. who charsed
that last Tuesday night one Matt Noble
was robbed OF $3.50 In Shcmo's place by
woman named Maggie Hamilton, and that
the robbery was contaminated BY ana with
the connivance of Ehomo and bartender
in hss employ, whom the chief referred to
an Con Russell, alias Roy
To Revoke the License.
After the reading OF the communication
Councilmen Rude. on behalf Of the police,
license and revenue committee. introduced
the resolution declaring the intention OF
the council to revoke the license. The res
olution states four grounds upon which IT
is proposed to forfeit the license: First.
the robbery of Noble; second, that intoxi-
eating liduore are constantly cold In the
saloon to intoxicated persons; third, that