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El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1901-03-30

E~scribanse q Ell Nu1wo MExroAxs.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1901-03-30
Gracias Senores.

El NUEvo MExIcANo extiende sus mas
sinceras gracias los siguientes suscri-
torres por remesas recibidas durante ell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-23

street Wednesday evening aud gave
q pleasant surprise 20 Mr.. Portland,
tho occasion being hla birthday.
A very pretty wedding took place
at the residence OF Mrs. Virginia
Fceney, 1iG Madison street, on Tues
day evening Nov. 10, whom a. ~.
licllmnn of this city aud Miss Grace
A, Wolfe ~ Houlder, Colo, were un-
tod In marriage by Nev. Il. NJ. Ran
dali a large number ~ friends
norm Couidcr Colo. were present.
Mr. and Mrs. Rcllman win reside az
22oi Fourth avenue. In this city.
ON Tuesday evening, Nov 10. Peter
l., kuchon and Amelia Wiaa were
married at Goa Pike street. Rev. w.
IA. q, Temple officiating.
Tho Nealka club viii give "A dance
on December 6, at Ranka hail.
a. Il. TAFT gave theater pnrty on
Tuesday night at the Seattle thea
ter 60 about ~ friends, tho play be-
ing kip Van Wrinkle. After tho
play tho party was entertained by
Mfu, Capt. Greene. one OF the guests
at her home. isod sixteenth avenue,
at a chafing diHh party.
Mrs. q, II. Guy Was the hostess at
"a Gibson card party "wednesday AZ
tcrnoOn az her home, eos Eighth ave-
nue.. Mrs johnson won the first
prize ana Miss Marion Warren the
SECOND prize. There were five ia
hles and elnch WAS played.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". W. Jamlaon, who
have been guests In this city for
some time, left on Saturday night
Tor their home IN the East.
Mrs. Ina. Frank neede win be the
hostess 40 an informal card party
next TueHday afternoon at her
apartments at the ilarrett.
Mrs. q. H. Guy was the hostess
yesterday afternoon az a Japanese
card party at her home eos Eighth
avenue. The decorations. cards and
prizes were all japanese. Cinch
was played. There were 20 guests
present
Mr.. and Mrs. Erastua Rrainsrd
and two daughters viii leave FOR
Florida this evening They viii
spend some time tn the Evereiadr
State aud will then visit relatives In
other Eastern states before rrturn.
Ing 20 Seattle next year.
Ia Roche. removed 20 ni fret ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-23
PAYING BIG FINES
Three Nome Steamers Are Taxed
s24,660 by Uncle Sam

Twenty-four thousand six hundred
ana sixty dollars In tiueH VII have
been paid into the United States
treasury within a Few days by the
owners ~ tho Nome steamers Roam
okc. Portland and Valencia. The
fines wWre inflicted by the customs
cfTiciais because ~ an excess number
~ passengers brought down on the
last trip ~ these vessels Yesterday
the Pacific Packing and Navigation
Company. which ovens the Valencia.
paid itH fine. amounting 70 s. $50.
The Portland and Roanoke had each
an excess Of iz1 and tsT passenger.
respectively. and have promised Go
pay $3.50 ana $ 80. All these fines
are being paid under protest. an the
companies claim that they had Hpe-
cial permits from Collector 81 Gus.
toms Ivy at Nome. This permit was
not recognized by local cHBioma ass-
,horitiea. a. they claim only an IN
spector ~ huiis and boilers can give
such a permit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-23

weeks engagement. beginning to-
morrow evening, There VIII be a
matinee ON Thanksgiving day and
also On Saturday. as usual
Tho organization contains a cast
of artists who can sing, among
whom may he mentioned Mary Car
rlugton. the wonderful soprano olnE-
cr. late prima donna OF the Castle
square opera company, Bessie Tan
nerhnl. Mamie Scott. Cora Dove,
Harry Davis. the famous lyric tenor,
Robert Dunbar, Robert Kane, Geo,
shelby, Edward Eagclton aud stan
ley Fclch, together with a chorus OF
pretty Eirla, gcorEooua costumes and
special scenery, This Is the strong
est organisation Grau has ever
brought 60 Seattle.
The complete repertoire for the
week is as foil0was
Tomorrow, Monday and Tuesday
nights, 'El Captain. Wednesday
and Friday nights, 'huruthY" !.
Thursday afternoon and night,
wang Saturday night. RIP Van
Wrinkle" All are standard operas,
the first-named being an extraord-
mary popular success.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-23
STR. ELM0RE SAFE

News ~ the long overdue Nome
steamer Gilmore was received ln this
city yesterday IN letter to Capt.
W. Aprngue from his brother, ChnH.
SprnEur. purHer on the steamer Dis
cpvery. The fillmore was seen by
the latter Nov ~ az Virgin bay.
near NnideH. The steamer IN pro-
cccding south by slow stages. hnv-
Ing been wind bound AT Kyak Tor
two days. Nothing was seen OF her
BY the officers OF the steamer Ex-
ceiaior. which left VRidea N0v. IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-23
PLAYS AND
PLAYERS
Good Things offered at Local
Theaters for the Com
ing Week


Ytenry Arthur Jones' The Liars,
m clever comedy BY a clever Autheh
v,as given before another fine audit
.nre AT the Grand hast cVonink.
iIke Lady Wlndernere's fAn'
'srhe Lars brings % the front an
errtng wife, led almost TO intldenty
Nv a stronger mtpd but hSgplly
turned from the path OF moral rum
Ia the nick OF time by friends.
Mr.. Frawley IS again finely al
upsed TO the philosophical tricnd,
SIR Christopher nceftng. The gtduy
wife was done by Miss van ttafen,
who was most effective and ehsertel
ard who wore some unusually hand
scr,e costumes. The lover was ia
she hands 81 Harrington Reynolds,
ore al the most graceful and gen
slemaniy Williams that ever trod the
local boards
Miss LILY Rsanscombe was sur
rrlsingly effective as Dolly Coke,
khe 4 a beautiful and wvll-formrd
Young woman and delivers her lines
xxtsh deiirhtful interest. Miss Chris
sine Hill Is an excellent foil for Miss
Ven Puren. Miss Rranscomhe and
rrixx blanche Douglas. Who Il a
rlrnsinx Beatrice koernou.
Mr.. wallace shaw. Mr.. j. II.
Amory and Mr.. II. :. Dufficld de-
serve credit fer clever character
rpn,rhs .-rhs only Way" win be
given. Miss van B1ren appears as
iucls Manette.
.rhs oniy wsy"
at Is q far, Ear better thing that
Al than | have ever done, says
sydney carton. a. he Il about 20 lay
his head upon the block and lose y
a. ssTha oaly Way 20 save a hess
worthy man. Daniel Frawlry may,
with JusF propristy. apply The
phrase "a his own Interpretation "
me character in Charles Dickens
s-rais Of Two Cities" As sydney
Carton the dsssolute English bar
ristsr ef brains and bis heart. Mr..
Trawisy + a revelation. for 10 this
part &c shows more art, more SELF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-23
BAL MASQUE
AT ARMORY
Tonight Newsboys VIII Worship al
The Shrine OF Terpslohore

Tho mask ball which the seattle
Ncwsboys Union Viii give tonight
at the Armory seems assured Of
extraordinary success. Tho boys
have arranged with Mr.. John Cort.
who has charge Of EiicryH Italian
band during It's engagement ga this
city. TO admit holders or bah tickets
10 the band concert at any time dur
Ing the evening. The concert pre-
ccdes the ball.
Tho grand march az the ball viii
be played by the band. A large num-
Der OF handsome presents have been
offered by business houses. Among
these are subscriptions TO each OF the
three city daliiea After the grand
march music will be furnished By
WHEncr'H orchestra
a large number Of tickets have al
ready been sold.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-23

attorneys win appeal TO tho supreme
court.
The fcrry boat had been losing 800
a month for yeur when the COM
mlhhlunorH recently made the lease.
by the terms Of which they agreed
90 pay liartach $3.50 per month 90 OPP
crate H. The lease was 10 run for
iht'e yrnra. The Injunction WINS
asked Tor on the ground that tho
lena" wnH Injurious 10 public inter.
est ana further, that the commits
nluncrH had no power 20 execute a..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-23
Mind YOUR
BUSINESS
That Is What Turkey
Asks of Powers

CoNsrANTtNopLE. Nov. a.
The porte has addressed note TO
the powers complaining that their
continual Interference ia Turkish tn
tcrual affairs has undermined the
Sultnn'n authority ana rendered IL
impossible for him TO carry out the
reforms stipulated IN the Berlin
treaty.
The porte demands that the pow
ems cease this interference, and
states that the sultan viii then In
troduce the reforms required.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-23
MRS. PISKO'S
LECTURES

Mrs. y. iisko Of Denver, who Ice
turrd last night az the Temple De
lllrnch on 'The National Hospital
for Connumptiyca," followed the lee
ture by a talk on Council Activ-
n.y." this morning. Both address
- were we'll attended. a reception
viii be- rendered Mrs. piFko al the
Temple tomorrow afternoon from o
20 q o'clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-23
Ladies' Of ST. James

The ladies Of the 81. James Epia-
copai mission at Fremont VIII give
an oyster supper ana musical the
evening OF Dee. s. Ia the Good Tenn
plars haii at Edgewater The ems
tsrthinmunt ~ being given for tho
benefit ~ the church building fund.
The members Of the congregation
have purchased lot and Intend ln
the near future 10 erect house OF
Morahir.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-23
SOME PLEASANT
FEATURES TOO

A very pretty wedding occurred az
the Unitarian church parlora Thurs
day evening. Nov. ~. Nr. RAY SID
nry Smith and Miss Della g. Chna-
bro. both Of Seattle. were united IN
marriage b Rev. ". -. Simonds IN
the presence Of about 100 invited
guests. Including the members %
Miss Chestrua' music class who. clad
n white and bearing flowers. march.
"a with this bride ard groom a. they
church
About % friends ~ Carl u. Far
land. the genital prescription clerk NJ
Hirschs pharmacy gathered NJ the
home ~ Mrs. Mary johnson. no Pine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-23
COUNTY GETS
THE DECISION


Judge Taiiman yesterday sustain
"a the demurrer ~ the county COM
minn!ouern 10 the complaint - Hen
~ ~ Jackson 10 his suit TO enjoin
the commissioners from carrying
out their lease ~ the Lake wash
inEtun ferry bant Co Capt nnrtuch.
The temporary restraining order was
dissolved. IL u said that jackson q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-23

ahnegation than In any characterlx-
alton he has yet essayed. Ia dis
playing the weakness Of the bar
rister in his cups. Mr.. FrAwIsy keeps
well within bounds, which too often
are over-stepped In simulated drunk
enaesss and when there come flash
e o. the nobility Of the soul within
sycney Carton. his portrayal IL con-
vincing- In brief, the actor shows
ms week what he can do by con-
scientious study.
ar FraHiey viii present THE
Only Way at the Grand tonight
hnd Secret Service" tomorrow
1ight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-23
CONDITION
Young corbett In Shape TO
Meet RacGovcrn

HARTFORD, Conn., Nov. "a
Young Corbctt Is now training for
his fight with Terry Mc0ovcrn. and
is IN fine condition for the mill.
Ito f. now within ono pound Of
tho required Tiugsldo weight of 12g
pounds.
iio declares no win make a bang
up fight Of N.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-23
With Seattle Tailoring Company

NJ. barnes, formerly connected with
the circulation department Of tho
star, N now manager % the install
ment department Of tho Seattle
Tailoring co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-23
wllsar.klrwin Opera Co

The withur-Kt opera COM
pany gave another attractive per-
Torrance last night In It's produce
tion OF the GRAND Duchess" The
engagement will close tonight with
~Tha Royal MILDLY"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-23
SLACK PAU

There win be three matinecs at the
Third Avenue thcater next week.
An extra matinee viii be given on
THANKSGIVING day. and the usual
ladies' and chlidren's matinee on
Saturday.
The famous Black Patti T'ruuha-
dours viii be seen for the first time
IN popular priced theater when
they make their initial bow az the
matinee tomorrow.
This Is the sixth season OF tri-
umphant success for this company
under the able management OF
Noeickei and Nolan. who haVo con-
Quoted tours from the first. New
features have been constantly In
troduced. and new performers OF
merit have been engaged whenever
discovered. The company for this
year II one OF great excellence. with
NV and splendid scenery, and gOr-
gcous costumes and a new and live
ly symposium OF fun and aroiie cali
ed "A Filipino Mia-hIt."
First among her support IN John
Rncker. an snlmitable komic koon,
the Alabama Hlos@om' singer and
comedian. There il no Weep. ana
you weep alone" around where thia
get-y0uf-fnoney = worth" coon fun
weeping tears OF merriment other
uncorkers OF the laerymoss glands
are Leslie Tripiette and James Cgos-
by, delightful duplex darkies; Matte
Phillips. queen Of fantastic cake
walkers: Stoke trio. one u the great
est buck and wing dancers that ever
stirred up the dust. Others In the
cast are the Yer Vailns, who play
tromoones: W. NJ. owaiey. tenor
tootcr and musical mslanger; VIII
Cooke. a coca cyclone Of cornicailty:
w. Worries Sings sweet songs. An
thony Byrd. renowned EduaFd DC
Reszke's replica. j. Y. Read. the
has~o brasura from baltimore, Jas.
Lightfoot. renowned baritone. Sarah
Greene. Laura Bailey. Carrie Cooke,
Mack Allen. a slack wire pheromen-
on. and lot more. too numerous 20
mention--cake- Is aIkarp, singers and
daueerR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-23
"Deviis Auction"

For oyer a fifth of a century Chas
81. Yale has continuously kent ~
famous Devils Auction befere ~.
public, and nov offers the g6sb "a
u9n Of this marvellous attrari,ea
ine entire cast. with ono eTc.,,-
Won Won VIII be new while among H.
~" special features may 81 men.
uDfled Fox and Foxie. most nnvet
NenaeFiie feature which wlii ~
.hee become a great favorite vit6
~ iadles and children; Bush ara
.piAnht d duo Ut grOteauue acrG,-
~ ~. VINO combine dexter0ue fnafa
~ w symHasia with iaughabie nan
sN''slle eofniealitles. The Dance ~
a. ~oyh, Z new and most original
y asa @nieh comes from Europo ana
III p, easI, foF tho first time In
, t e9entfy, and Introduce n mum,
- 81 Starting ana hnique lirht -.
49,, 100 combined with other novct
=. The Deyli's Auction o,i o,o, a.,
tne Grand Monday night fo5 ~ fa9r
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-23

The recital Of Mime. Maconda. to
Be given tonight At the First Meth
cdhst church. corner OF Marion
street and Third avenue. under tn,
auspices % the Ladies' Musical club.
affords an exceptional opportunity 10
hear music % the highest order
Mime. Macnnda Is a great artist.
She has a clear soprano voice % ~.
mnrkabie range and sweetness, which
has won the most lavish praise from
the critics. The program will con-
tain a variety Of numbers sufficient
TO interest every body.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-23
Ihe orsu onnra camn..

,taa5 opera company, which ,,,d,
-, = great nit last year VIM -
'uih 70 the Seattle theatcr a.,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-23
Royal italian sand

h-Art1 royal Italian band will
give three more concerts at the
Armory --ons this evening and two
tomorrow. THIS evening win BE-
freneh night. with the following
program:
:. PART I.
March, Teasing Hearts -
...-.s.'..--. trearore
overture, Tampa ...... Herald
1ombardino solo, '.serenade,'
.-r. ,,;,... -..---.... ...-. Gounod
--Loin du Bar .ciilet
aust ....-...--.. .f,ouu0ti
Prelude Act l., Prelude Al III
choTug. ana
Big Palma. Riaia and Mariuo
PART II.
overture 'Zanettaf At.
carmen Grand Fantasia plze,
prelude, Haoanera. T0reador. goloe
by slgnorl Palma ana curtt
soprano solo, Robert Fol QUE
'@4ihe r. ............. Meyerbeer
.,. Nine. Bariii.
fss .ttts4..4........ Elxaf
Boys chorus, Bohemian song -
Jude and finale.
ACT IL
DOios ~ signori Palma. Marine
Suru and Fertile.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-23

NJ -. peaHe Johnson Co, az iI07
Second ave.. have just received n
large shipment ~ Ladies' Walking
Suit Skirts, Clocks and French Flnn-
mel waists direct from New York.
The same firm are having a special
oale on Pattern Hats al $3.50. $3.50
ana 1900. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-23

Two dozen half pint bottles de-
livercd 60 amy part ~ the city.
ti.o0. Telephone. Hnn 20,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-23
The
Devils
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MALT BEVERAGE EVER MADE
SPARKLING IN APPEARANCE
AND PLEASING IN TASTE IT
LEADS ALL OTHERS IN PUBLIC
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-23

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CO., s03 Pacific block. -.
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B4bout, Marion J d p&t on r / 50
Belt, J w 2 d p and onr $50
Brantley, Mack 4 d p&t on ) 90
Barnes, Marion s d PCT on 10 90
same lumber for road 800
Bird, Shack, II d p and on T l SO
Butler, r H A d p and on > SO
Boone, J p serv sunni on rd
Surveyors l 90
Bebout, w q I'd p and on 2 80
Bib, A ID u d p and onr l SO
Brightman, w A > d pat on T 6 %
Berry, Chas l d p and on l %
Belt, w 5 II d p and orr / SO
Brantley, q ID 3 DIP & on 3 10
Buckalew, R f II d p&t on r l 50
Brown, Newt l d p and onr ] %
Chas l d p and on r ] %
Baird, K T d p and onr 375
Boston d Walker chairs, etc,
for court house 10 IS.
Brouster, j Fl u d p&t onr ] So.
Brantley, w D I'D p and on r l SO
Brown, j G ! d p and t onr 63I
Brantley, j q l d p and { on r l %
same lumbr and nails $50
Barnes, II p 9 d p and t on I'll %
Brantley, Gus ID building
bridge and culvt on road 10 "a
Belts, j II 3 d p end onr 81
Bennett, A j 6 d p& t on rd I so
Belt, S p natl and wk on bdg 10
Burton, Mrs Mary aid in sup 10 90
Belt, Mrs Mary 1000
Belt, Mrs Ellen GOOl
Belt, Mrs n j 1901
Barnes, Jas NJ elk cleo 1900 zoo
Butler, j r 2 d on I'd etc 800
Babb, A ID brdg approaches 5 90
B BIB, A ID bldg bridge, etc, 5 90
B 'nnett, H B jdg cleo 1900 200
B bout, A j 200
Boston d Walker chairs, etc,
FOR court houie 81 80
B adiey q Gilbert Co extra
printing in public books ) 80
3abb, VIM lumbr for brdg
and culverts 1925
3elmear, r III lumbr for ri 2OOI
Bradley q Gilbert Co extra
printing in record book 6 80
Brown, j G Apr to brdg 500
Blue e. Mum, cash pd for
roadway l0OCOI