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Arizona republican., 1901-03-28
Easter Sunday

live happily at least a hundred years more and discover new mine every year,
Arizona republican., 1901-03-28

Mexican handiworli, silver inlaid spurs and bits. N. Porter, 1i2 East Washington
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HIGHEST price, for CASTOR olothing.
Dave Taylor, 10 starr-Bpyd building.
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WM. ~. BLTThEh. attorney at law.
Suits prosecuted and defended Boo nll
courts, - Years experience Proceed
mss Ia bankruptcy Companies iucoF-
pofntcd, Abstracts carefully 81 me-
incd. Collections made ln AN parts
Of the United stAtca. Highest c,m
mnrpiai and bank rnfercnccn 90
Third avenue, Phone Main 1000
u ~ FOSTER. Mutual Lite building
Phone, Main 7lL
FRANK y WHEELING. Boston bik
A. - MARTIN 80 Mutual life bld.
j. a KELLOGG, 10 Bailey bulll ~
W u. LAMBCTH, Di-s Pacific block.
a q. MACDONALD tQ9 Burke ~
Root, Palmer a Brown. Pioneer bii
- q cONOYER. IS iialler building.
LYMAN T. KNAPP. 90 taller building
@. WARD KEMP a. Burke build 6
}. " DOUGLAS. b07 New York bit.
HORACE PETER BIO New York Dix.
PIERRE y FERRY 900 Burke bl5ck
IS 81 LANGLAND ~ ~ u bloc g
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INDUSTRIOUS auction sale 81 the
season. $4,000 stock Of furniture Of
the peoples Furniture Stores. 1872
1914 Second Ave. the entire stock
viii be sold az public auction
Thursday. October the 18th. at
30 A. m. az the proprietorF.
Hrowder a Compton are positively
retiring from business. they carry
nothing bur a high grade stock,
consisting 81 fne bedroom suites.
parior furniture. about 200 iine en-
nmel bedateadn. all styles. 700 rock
erH. an styles. twenty dozen oak
high back dining chairs. fine oak
extension and center tables. side
boards. high grade folding beds.
nne roll and fiat top desks. mat
trcHHeE. springs. pillows. comforts.
blankets by the tons. every one
can be well supplied AZ this sale.
lots 81 goods Look for biz adv.
Tuerday Store viii be open for in
Hpectlon Wednesday Joe Martin.
nuctioneer,
Il. q. nicKERToN. general auction.
rrr. 1879 First avenue.
JOE MARTIN. general nuctloneer.
1919 First avenue
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WHEN a MAN WEEDS a MAID

quite we
win divorced members ot the
church, when the cnnhl CON
whole subject marriage and divorce Cor
three ca
the matter
opinions
has led
making and the
OF matrimonial TIES
hkened
that aud wife always
evil
thing that the ideal safeguard
all
ton with sincerity love with eonsancy wed with understand
ms and live with fidelity
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RACING CIRCUIT
Seattle Win Be Included in North.
west Association

Robert Leighton. secretary Of the
Vancouver Jockey club. was In the
city yesterday. having come here
from the Spokane races. SIR. Leigh
ton II highly enthusiastic over N
prospects OF Seattle having a track
and predicts some flne events when
Seattle shall have Joined what In to
be known ~ the Northwest circuit.
said ne; "A meeting Of the officials
OF the Facing associations og the
Northwest viii Be held IN this city
In December for the purpose Of form
ting a North Pacific Coast Racing as
ISOLATION II viii result In forming
a circuit OF races IN the Northwest
for next season. The new association
VIII include. Vancouver. New
Westminster. Everett. Whatcom.
Fossiand. spokane. Portland. Salem
Lewiston. Boise city. Tacoma and
Seattle"
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RUMMACE SALE
Ladies OF the Temple de Hirseh
Having Great Success

The "RummaRe sale" conducted
By the ladies Of Temple DE HirsCh. at
the corner OF Union street and Third
avenue. Ia proving a grand success.
The ladies' have hardly had time to
carry out the original plans. In re-
spsct 20 the decoration Of booths.
because they have been 80 busy
waiting on customers.
The sale will be on every day
from 10 a. m. 60 10 .. m. up TO sat .
urdaY night. with the exception OF
the hours between 8 o'clock Friday
and : O'Clock Saturday nights. when
the doors will be closed. The store
viii reopen at O'Clock Saturday
night and the sale VIII continue until
late hour. Articles are going at
remarkably low prices.
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BUILDING PERMITS

The following building permits
have been ISSUED Ia the city cngin
GERS ofiice, To r -. JonvH, FOR IA
s-story frame house al 1907 EiHh-
tenth avenue. 10 cost $4,000. 90 q, X
coryrll agent. FOR "a s-story frame
house az 2aiS Western avenue. 90
cost 5000, e. James Moffat for n -
story frame house az liia East Pike
street. 60 coat $3.50. TO Henry Lung.
Tor one story frame house az a0ia
Corliss avenue. 20 cost $3.50. 90 o. "
Kellogg for a iit STORY frame house
az slhs Twelfth avenue northeast. "a
cost 1880. 10 James Nugrnt. 60 re-
pair roof destroyed by nre az iii6
cherry street. 60 cost 5000
II Mrs Ellen LOTUS Tor a a.atory
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IF you want correct weights and
prompt returns deal with the Chiaa-
so Junk Co. 1899 Western. Main 63I
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In Hotels.

Among the prominent arrivals ut
the hotels OF Seattle are the follow
ing:
At the Rainier Grand. r. II.
Ryrnes, prominent attorney oi
Minneapolis: II. Thompson, Tacoma
X. Leighton. OF Vancouver, II. c.. J.
III. Heustadter, owner Of large
wholesale dry goods store In San
Francisco: o. 8. Jackson general
manager Of Mr.. Neustadter's inter
esta: 8. y. Mason. Of Fort Casey: T.
NJ. Kesaler. Of the y. 3. army; w.
r. Boardman, an insurance man OF
San Francisco.
At the Stevens: Il. y. Hurd, OF
Anscortes. ex- Mayor John Grant and
wife, Of Victoria. y. O.; II. l..
Thompson and John Miller, ranch
ers Of Wenatchee: r.. J. sherman a
real estate man Of Spokane; y. 8.
Dodge, Of Anneortes.
At the Butler: II. r. Eicholtz, Of
Et. Louis: a. MagnesOn, a mercaant
thant Of Victoria. II. c.: q. W.
Temple, a real estate man Of spok-
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Thinks Well Of koizebue

a. g. Scott arrived from Nome yes
terday on the steamer Newaboy he
spent the summer cruising In his
own sloop along the Arctic coast In
the Kotezebue sound country. re
visited cannal creek. where aorno
rich strikes have been made lately
and gives a Watering account ~ ths
district. He says some Of the min
ers are washing out two or three
ounces day. The work IL belne
done about ten or fourteen miles
from the coast. II ~ his oplntor
that the Kotzebue country viii ul.
tIFnately prove rich.
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BANQUET
Given by Chicago Men
in Honor of Upton

CHICAGO. oct. iG.-An elaborate
banquet was given at the Chicago
Athletic club last night In honor OF
Sir Thomas Upton. during the courH,
of which he was presented with a
handsome silver loving cup. Prior a.
the banquet Sir Thomas held an In,
formal reception lasting two hours
ltlH hand was taken by many Of IN,
prominent. business men and imam
uirrs uf Chicago.
In replying 10 the gift Of the ioyinl
cup Hlf Thomas announced his arri.
Gus Intention OF again trying for ths
Americas cup. lie was enthusiasts
CulIy rhegred
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ane; Dr. =. A Cooke. 81 BOSTON,
Harrison w Treat. a mining man
and capitalist 81 Van Anda. IA a
y. y. Oswald, merchant % Ever.
EFT.
40 the Northern Capt. DO n. +.
Pcnhall0u. a prominent resident Of
OFT Gamble. n. T. Shoemaker. a
logger q Port Angeles " q Pres.
ton. Of New Westminster. Il. C.. u
v. barsnds. a mining man ot spok
Gne.
AZ the Seattle r A Sims n mar.
Inc man from Port Townsend. A. l..
Bear. Of Portland. Hector Cuthheft
of Victoria. n. G: r. q Merrill OF
Tacoma Everett G. Ellis. an nttor.
ney 80 New whatc0m. O. T.. John.
son Of Port Angeles.
Al the nillsr. q. y. Jones. rn~r.
chant Of Black Diamond. ". G. Vim
Ing. n timber surveyor Of Olympia
l.. l. Bales the yell known mai
carrier ~ Alaska. WIN. Ncphec. =
iumberman ~ Arlington. n. ". Er.
Vim. fish drHier ~ Portland. l.. G.
Nuttait 81 SnOaualmle.
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From Columbia Dock. foot OF Col
umbia street
Leave seAttia--t 20 a. m. fexcspf
sundnyrl and 10 % a. N. 1915 p. m.
ufor uremerton oniy) and $50 D IN.
Saturday only. extra trip II 80 y ms
Leave urrmerion-s IS and iiaS d.
m, % and sib p. n. Leave Sidney
II 70 and II 70 a. m. 600 .. IA.
Leave charleHton~-sss $500 and ii:as a.
m. SOS .. m.
For Pleasant nsarh and nean
Point tax. steamers having Seattle
~ 1000 a. NJ. and isik o m Leaving
Hremefton at Sis "a. N. and sis y. m.
Fare 80 cents round trip.
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MORTALITY RECORD

The funeral services for p y. Bss-
sett, IT.. were held At Bufterwor,h'a
chapel At 10 O'Clock this morning.
The funeral services for Carl ~.
Mattson were held at the Swedish
Lutheran church az o'clock today
Mrs. Roslna Reick. aged g. years.
died at the residence 81 her daugh.
ter. Mrs. Lena gepuer. 7ol Twenty
four avenue south. last night The
funeral vas held from the residence
today At p. m.
The body % the late J. Otis Ar
thur was shipped 10 Aurora. m. by
Bouney and Stewards. this morning.
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WHOLESALE COMMISSION
HDTfgE

s.. 600 cash and services secures in
forest and good position I'm one OF
the leading wholesale produce and
commission houses in Seattle: ee-
tabllshed since 1898. with upwards
of 500 shippers and 900 local pa
irons. highest commercial and
hank references given, money to
loo deposited IN bank TO Increase
business. Communication In
xpatment Co.
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mast

' titht
bring
|inEt
| ansi
Hes q
| rvn
PLAN
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- FACTnRY.

FOR saio-Interest In one OF the
largest and best paying box fac
tories west Of Grand Rapids: run
ming night and day. with three
years orders ahead: retiring mem
Der Of the firm met with a serious
accident. which disables him per-
manentlv and his place must be
filled by a man capable OF taking
charge ~ the office. German Ann
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National Bank Of commercs


Pcrnin shorthand schoo,
Individual instruction. s. Boston.
LE0S business College. Union-sd. In
dividuai instruction, all subjects.
HIST methods and teachers, Acme
business College, Second aud Pkn
n W School Teloeraphy pioneer.
WILSON'S Mod. Bus Coll Main &c
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LOANS AND INSURANCE
MACHINIsTs

JAMES BOTHWELIs-Loans. fire ins.
surety bonds. Is Roston block.
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L0DaING HOUSES.

FOR sale We have a few high class
lodging houses, not the kind that
are usually filled with dummies"
and a lot OF cheap, second hand
furniture, fitted expressly TO catch
the unsophisticated stranger. but
some established, reputable and
good paying Investments that we
can safely recommend. German
American Investment Co, hI8
fTIfr1 avenue.
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HOTELS. FuRNIsurp pooNs


BURNS & ATKINSON. general insur-
ance, 1914 Boston block
w. V. Rinehart q Co, 500 N. Y. hi loE.
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is
schley diner
battle
and by hts actions plainly
wanted
in battle and wanted to
presume that they testify believe concerning Admiral
and his conduct An Of which
Judgment
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cLAInVoYANTs
PROF. SHELDON.
THE FIRST HEGf8TEHED ~
WELL AH THE FIRST LtcENB-
ED PALMIHT EVER ~ BE-
At r LIE. AGAIN RE
TB RMS 10 THE


ATTLE, AGAIN re
TURNS 10 THE
CITY.
PALMfBTEY-Frof Sheldon, the
worlds greatest paimlrt aud clair
vOyhnt. may be- consulted daily on
all affairs ~ life Prof sheldon'n
work iH entirely different from 9TH
er mediums ana nolf-atyicd clair.
v0ynntH. No dnrkened rooms Or
cabinet, but everything done ln tho
broad. open light ~ sober sense
land you IN poHaerri0n ~ yours.
He positively refuses 10 accept n
fee in advance FOR readings or fpo-
clnl work until be Do through, ana
not then II you are not perfectly
satisfied. Hir Information ana al
vice on marriages, divorces. rrpa-
ratiOna. love and family affairs,
business transactions, inWHuiia,
etc. are accurate ana truthful 10
reunitea the separated, settles low
ern' gunrreis, causes speedy mar
riages. locates hidden treasures.
cures nts and drunkenness. nd-
viaea you az 10 whether or not you
win be successful In mining or On
business He looks into your hand
ami tells you what aile you. ana
oftentlmoa by good advice, gives
you back your lost nerve and en-
ergy No matter what trouble you
may have, call and he VIII help
you.
PROF. SHELDON.
1903 Third avenue. corner OF Seneca
street.
pnlmistry taught Medlumistic per
sons developed
Home ~ day Sunday.
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frame house at 1909 Helmonth ave-
nue., 90 cost $1,000. 90 Mrs Nellie G..
Dunbar Tor i-Htory frame house
"a sioi East Union etrcet. to cost
Nlauoi 20 w. n, Grouse FOR isatury
frame house at 1904 East Terrace
street, ia cost 5000. o. it. Golfer Tor
a-htufy frame house Ht a2t F'if-
teuhth Hycnuo, 90 cost 1900, a. L. =.
liooth Tor b. tis-atnfy frame house ~
lslt Eighteenth avenue, 60 cost $500.
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wANTMD-All kinds second hand m,
chinery A. J. Williams. 100 Well,
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The special committee
Element Of the mahnss
tie for publication 1t Is aaby amer
revive
again
hand-shakinS has arrived
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90 on TiiE
CITY OF EVERETT
Ior touih.tastern Alaska

SEATTLE. EVERETT AND ED
M0Nba ROUTE
~. Seattle. uo a. m. r. m. y. m.
Nv Everett. 9it a. m. I'D. Tls i. NJ
Three round trips daily. including
sunday. 81 effect Sept - 1901
Connections a. Seattle with str
flyer for Tacoma Al Everett wlfh
str MihaHo Tor Nnuhnfninh and Ever.
90 and Monte CriHta Railway
rulWAn Dock Seattle Tel Hed al
Merchants Dock Everett Telephone
~ NJ b kl,lT-r. MnnnEnr.
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a w PHILLIPS. 81 Hsuasy bi5sS
Chicago Dental Co. ga Hinckley.
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coNrnAcrons ana humans

BROMLEY & WELLS. general COZ
tractors, n Starr Boyd building. Isl
Main 500.
soDEaQUIsT n RosELEAF shops
M gls.2a0 Spring street
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After seeing a Hattieship IN the
prydock. the Goldsborough looks De.
eidediy small. Take a trip and see
her.
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CLASSIFIED ADS.


OSBORNE, TREMPER q Co. me.
Abstract Co. established 100. Min
iug claim nbstrncta. basement OF the
Mutual LIE building
Booth. WhittleHey Iianfofd Abstract
Co. established 1853. basement n
linilor block Telephone Main isL
kEATTLE Abstract Co. N 81. bi Jck.
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JOHN GRAHAM. 1919 Mcdonald bif
~ W. iouGHrON. am Collins
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eATOON MES. ATTFNTTON.

NNTIlFFIA MIMI = ~ IIVNs
FOR Saic-T'wo saloons on First ave-
nue.. near Pike street. new build
ingE and new bars and fixtures I.
lease may be had for ten years:
price. Ss.G.) and $500. respectively.
81 which amount one-half can be
paid cash and the balance when
YOU get ready. the best saloon
property in Seattle today for the
money We have 20 other saloons.
ranging IN price from s.. 200 20 So
600 German-American Invest
mcnt Co.
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Buy a Diamond Ice Coupon book
The season IL on. Tel. Main 1859
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Home Camp Team ESQ. w. q. w,
VIII give their second dance 81 this
season Ihurndny, oct l1th, az WI
sons Modern business hail. elevator
viii run until ioi20 O'Clock. &c.
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PROF. LITTLE. teacher Of bail room
and fancy dancing. 81 Madison.
Phone Buff Gsi.
DANCING ieaHonH private OF 81 ciuaB-
- daily. Prof Wilson's Dancing
School Ranke block
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Ia ROCHE. photographer. sii ist
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ntsINEss CHANCES

STRANGER ATTENTION.
ARE you looking Tor a safe and prof
table business opening In Seattle J
n 90. we can offer you any NUM-
Der requiring an investment 81
from $500 90 $1,000. Every bust
ness opportunity that passes
through office must stand the clos
est Investigation. ana we can place
you w hank. store. factory. hotel.
min. office, or IN fact, any bust
ness YOU may prefer. Kindly cali
and Investigate. GerTnan-Ameri-
can Investment Co, Incorporated.
5i2 Third avenue.
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mELr MANTEn-MALE

BELL BOY SIS. and side money; 20
men S2.25; yard men. I lumber
pliers $500. 100 men on grade, x2.25
to $500: 3 dlshwashers, $500. Queen
city Employment Bureau, 1914 3rd
ave, phone. Black 552l.
WANTED High school boys who
want TO make some money after
school and on Saturdays. Call be-
tween the hours OF 1880 and 3 a. m.
or any time Saturday mornings. at
ii0I Srd ave.
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Port Orchard Route

Daily service. effective Sept 10, 1901.
iircmeftun a.. = Navy Yard and
Dry boekl. Charleston and sidney.
STEAMERS
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WOMEN'S
COATS

Thcss are from tho practical every
day portion II our superb collection
.of new Coats. They represent the
very latest IDEAS In styles. with the
best % tailoring, And the prices. we
say without fear. are the lowest 70
be found anywhere. value being con
sideFeG
At $500. gs-in. Half Fitting Ker.
Hey Jacket. double breasted. with
storm collar. in black. red. navy,
tan and castor.
AZ 5000. gT.in. Half. Fitting
ksra~y Jacket. with velvet tailor
collar. Hofnaine elk lined. In black
red. tan and castor
Az Sf2.5n, az tn. Hair Fitting
kerNcy Jacket. In black. rcd. navy,
tan ana castor. with storm collar.
handsomely strapped and satin lin
ed
Al 5000. 50-ln. oxford Chsviot
Coat. with storm collar and velvet
rivers
sf2.5o. s8.iu. Castor Keruey
Goat. with velvet tailor collar. hair
Rlik lined
At ri1.5o. so-ln. oxford Freise
Coat, velvet tailor collar. al snk
lined.
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CLOTHES CLEANING

SEATTLE Clothes Pressing Co :
clothes In shape 81 80 month: dyeng,
repairing 1907 Third Run 1904
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HELP wANTFD-rFMArF

PACIFIC Emp. office, HOS srd Ave,
furnishes best help In city. call up
Main SS5, Mrs. Reyes, Mgr,
Profitable work. elsls PIKE, Douglas
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wANrED-REAI ESTATE
HOUSES AND LoTs wANTEn


WE have cash customers for noesa
lots. cottages. stores and np1su.
dwellings in all parts OF the ~
The only way 20 sell your propsl
is to advertise, and as We -.
TWO THOUSAND DOLLAhs :
month for that purpose, teie..
as a logical conclusion that "
sell it List your property via
and our photographers viii taM
view" Of Il, which will De ~.
lished in half tone" in al "
leading newspapers in the city,.
GERMAN AMERICAN INNhsf
MENT COMPANY.
5i2 Third Avenue.
WIRE. IRON AND fLATiss1<
-se-afH@7s@eNH~fss-sa7ss7
<
The Jersey City news., 1901-12-31
TUESDAY. DECEMBER 81. 1901.
7his paper is Democratic in principle
end is iadependsnt in its riews on all local
questions.


AS nearly az we are able to Judge at
this moment. Mr, Mark Pagan. Mayor
elect is engaged today in actively prov
ing that he ie the Mayor of the Repubii-
can party and not the Mayor of the
people OF Jersey City
Mayor Fagan has given out the list OF
his appointments this morning and he
has given it to the Evening journal.
alone. 1t is true he alleges that there Is
an understanding that that paper Is TO
furnish the lsst TO the press generally
But. as matter of fact. it exhibits no
disposition to do go until such an hour
of the day that the other papers can
merely print the list without comment or
smplification as to who the appointees
may be.
Comment on the proceeding is super
nuous. Those who admire sharp practice
win. of course, consider the Journal
waoliy justified in its course. If 1t can
beat, its competitors by fair means or
foul. why not?
But what do the people who voted for
Mr.. Mark Pagan think of him2 What do
they think of his promises TO be fair
and public spirited? If he can descend to
such an act of petty partisanship in
matter of this sort what will he be in
other things where greater interests are
Al stake?
It must be pleasant for Democrats Just
now. who voted for Mr. Fagan. to use
what broad minded. liberal Mayor he is
going to make. @ Sd
The Jersey City news., 1901-12-31

Klaw G. Erlanger's production OF the
Drury Lane spectacle. "The Sleeping
Beauty and the Beast is drawing the
largest attendance of any attraction now
playing in New York. The greatest in
door entertainment ever staged in the
world. it IS attracting public attention
and patronage commensurate to its vast
Importance All records at the Broadway
Theatre have been broken and the de-
mands for seats have been 80 large It
has been found necessary to present extra
matinee performances. Last Friday af-
ternoon. with the announcement made but
four days ahead. people were turned
away by hundreds. So much of varied.
novel and interesting entertainment was
never before crowded into one perform
ance Heretofore no special mention OF
the music has been made in detail. This
is really one of the features of the piece.
composed by several of the most noted
musicians in England That rendered
during the presentation of the great ball
let. The Four Seasons" is beautiful in
deed and so fascinating that one dec res
To- hear the great orchestra render it
again and again.
The songs. are also very Pleasing, es-
pecially Miss Viola Giiletre's number A
Dream That Never Comes True" in the
second act, and Miss Ella Snyder's THE
Owl and the Moon and Miss Gillette's
'linah.'' serenade, in the third act.
Comic numbers, Nursery Rhymes" by
Joseph Cawthorne. and rip Van Winkie
Was a Lucky Man. by Harry Buiger.
add greatly to the humorous interest of
the performance. The snap and dash
with which every feature is presented,
combined with the marvelously beautiful
scenic effects. keep ones eyes and ears
busy from the time the curtain rises till
its final fall on the dazzling palace of
crystal scene