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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-05
1IFIYed.fG &,

| An their work was OF the best The
young actors ana hcifenafa showed
u careful training and also a dsHfcn
81 talent. There were several uf tho
character pafin that were taken la
a manner that would compare we'll
with the work OF professionals. The
entertainment Was for the benefit OF
John ~ Miller Peat womenH ites
liof corpa.
''Tho Little dlrl." one OF Richard
Harding Davis piocea. WAS given
first. THIS characters Nsto takcn b,
! Professor ngan, who played Van
liihher we'll. Mr.. Efnine heavy had
strong part la the role of Car
ruthsfn and handled u like profess
aional. Hts emotional work was
good aud his voice excellent Ito
not only acted the part. hut he
looked it. Russell Simpson was tho
servant ana iiaHnl Thompson was
the Little uifi"
A two-Act ennedy. ''rhe Myuteri-
Gus franfie, was nest ON the pros
gram. The piece gave the dramatic
pupils an ercelient chance for char
arter work. and they appeared 10
especial advantage IA H. Verde
Emery and Viola Thompson, 10
| character parts. were especially
good. T.hs servant role by Miss
Mr. Simpson ana AIR, Wsisfiold. all
ala we'll In comedy roles. fhn other
parts were taken by Mr.. seavy and
Mlzs Hammer.
Master RALPH coomhs, a remark.
able little fellow, recttad How ksi-
vator Won" and far the encore
gave "f.aaca." both % the pieces
were rpcfted well. The child has re-
ccived exeelisnt training and has
much talent also.
A scene from Camille" ny Marie
Carrie Boyd and Mr. sumpfsr. and
spane from The Two Orphans"
concluded the performance profe--
ssr finan enacted his odd role. that
~ plrrre the Cripple. in the latter
selection. and dif the work wen.
Frank psnisis
Prank Daniels sings songs. a@rte-
eddy funny songs In his new musical
comedy hiL Mise simplicity" tn
which he Il Ia appear with hts bio
company At the oraad tomorrow and
saturday night and Saturday natl
nee. Last winter. with this piece
Mr.. Daniels en- ioyed one % the most
h orb a. the Casino. and thsss funny
sonxs ~ hls. with thslr catchy airs.
set the Whoi. town not only g.
uhi.tiins. bas 20 laughing - well
Amans the best of the sonss thai
Fall 20 his lot IN Mis-. simplicftys'
arr -Donf Mind Me- bobby
THE Sunday sssho.i hoy The
ch-sfnutsy Language ef Levers. !"
and The fnfeffoxstire ehiif."
Madden Thsatsr
a
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city Attorney De Hruier u ais
playing the right splrit. Now that
he has begun tho prosecution II
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Harry ces.sn Clarke wifi ftnlsh
the week ~ the Seattle th~ater play
ING ~ftis Ahsrns Boy Owe .f the
ether plays In the repertoire wifi be
presented next weeh. opening sun
aay niThs. There wtfi be q Saturday
matinee.
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MRS. ALICE NJ
-MrzA ot
by placing Teller
Der first .sp.sns efnes ne psrfssty
g
bcrn In =
hasnE -nixrad
Of
has 10
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The pupils II the EEan Dfamatln
School presented several plays and
seieciiona al the Gfsna last night.
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Cash for Gid sold : coloniai block
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Third As.ns.

Third Avenue
'swhoss flaby Arp fouT' opens AZ
| the Thlrd Avenue theetef tonight II
WAS seen here last eeasan whsn u
VAS one OF the rcAi hits Of the year,
The company has daae such good
work m My frtend rru-s India"
that few who have Witnessed their
exceilcns performances will question
their ability 10 present -Nhcss ftahs
Are fouF" IN manner well caieu-
lated 20 give pleasure TO every the
alter Koef who witnesses the per-
fnrnhnces Whose hshy Are YOU
runs Until Saturday nixht.
u Will then make room for The
Man Prem SW@dsn.H frosu ths pen of
Charles Newman. author Of -ftu-
doiph ard Adolphe and AIR Jolly
Of Jellr,." two ~ Manager. bread
hui nna l...a.la.. ...-.....t .....-.-.....
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New York Dental ParlorS
ois First Avenue. Seattle
(Pioneer Square).

Heurs-e to 81 Sundays o. 90 10 q
sranah onios--Foyrth and Nor.
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eastern cashier rubbing
handling dirty
people
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-05

dispatches that President
a finding
almost indgestbls.
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INDICTED ron
STARTING 4
TIMBER FIRE

q. NJ. vandsrpeal was arrested In
f<r~is county on Sunday by pspafy
Marshal ktrinxsf. on the charge II
scttins fire to timber lands. Wander
pooi was given into the custody II
the Observation-Disclosures At Tacofnn last
nixht. and Was rsissssd on 40 bali
This - the arss arrest made In 1--WE
years for the crime of rsttiur sirs "a
timber lands. The penalty in case
% convtcsion II ave year, In the pen
itsutiary. prosidfne no deaths result
from the Are.
vanderpooi IL said 70 have started
fir~x on his land eefiy lsrs fnii when
everything was very dry. The IRE
sffeed and many acres o. value bic
timber land were burned besides sew
eral barns and fences. vandsrpooi
vas Indicted By the federal grand
Jury In Tacoms few days axo
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WOULD AID
PEASANTS

ST. PETERSBURG. March ff.--An
Imperial manifesto was issued today
which " considered highly important
In political circles. II has for It's
suhi~ct the peasant population. and
states that measures vii 10 taken to
amsiiDrats their condition. Confer
ences viii be held IN each provinces
rhere the best proposals submitted
Will be discussed and selected.
The manifesto announces that n d
the cxars Intention 10 strengthen
the law % tolerance granting free
dom OF religion TO all subjects hold
Ing other than the orthodox faith,
and that rural laws will be improved
thus relieving peasants from the bur
dene 81 forced labor
CHICAGO. March fz.-There IL
great excitement here over the an
nouncement Of the cars manifesto
which n regarded by tho people ~
being the most important since the
freeing OF the herfs. II Ia announced
that u was issued IN commemora-
ton Of the birthday Of Alexander
III. father Of the present car
One Of the most important pro-
visions II that granting religious
freedom. and which withdraws the
ban from the Jewish race.
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THOUSANDS
RENDERED
HOMELESS
Rising Waters of the Mississippi Drive Refugees to
Places of Safet---Livesf0ckA Abandoned and
People Alone Being Rescued

hsustkun
Two neeroea were drowned In the
Obluu river this uornlnA and thrtF
houss - a. washed away. Teo others
WERE drowned yesterday.
HUNTINGTON. W. Va, March Il
The ohis rose two Zee aarsns the
last daY. me loWiands arr BEING
steadily submerged.
TEx3RR ANA. Ark. March Ia
Settlers IN the Rsd River valley are
ssAmeeatns Al property Interests
are iaat stght -. and the iowiands
are rapidly being flooded
ST. LOUIS. aMrch n The iuhab-
lfanfs of the East side arr aiarsnsti
because q the high water. A sen-
sfai foundation = threatened ca
hakia creek. Nhirh Is out ~ It's baaks
ca beth sides. = causing muea dam.
aEe. othsr streams ar cut n their
banks afist damage - being eaused
20 elevators faeterfrs. railway de-
pots and efnall houte~. The pest
house Al Nrrics. Illinois. u surroun~
dsd by water The patients have
been rneved 10 the upper floor. the
lever ftpafN beinE overrd With watsf
rAnErAti. March fi-Ths river
Ie nov 10 mikes wide here ard stfli
rising. The water u In many o. the
buildings
IAcksuS. Miss. March Hal
constefz have been ordered uut q the
teuifsptiary and pat te Wnfk under
heavy guard on the levee. Tents are
b~lns furnished Tor hundreds Of
hosnetesf families,
NEW ORLEANS. March ft~~fhe
river IL rising more rapidly. u Il
row Within eight inches ~ the mart
81 fsez The fuFrea Of men % the
isss@s have be<u increased
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KH/TuESEV
ON THE STAND
Ek-0ouRfy Treasurer Tells GRAND Jury
~ o1ory Regarding Slsorfage In Ac-
oounf-.-Sf. Elmo Case

confined TO his home by Illness. but
viii probably be out tomofroW. 1t
IL Understood that the work OF draw
lns up The indictments already voted
but not yet prepares. VIII be Jeff To
him. These include the charges
against Mayor Huues. Chief Of fo-
bee Sullivan and Walter \. Fulton.
On prosecuting attorney.
Further indictments voted. but not
formally drawn. are against samuel
Rosenberg 81 the clothing firm Of
Kline a Rosenberg. who owns the
81. F.lnno property. for permitting u
60 be occupied for Immoral purposes.
s. q. Meek. until recently a deputy
under County Treasurer Melon
nauehey. for alleged shortage IN essi-
treasurer Meek was DISCHARGED
several months ago. and has since
made up whatever deficiencies have
been discovered In his accounts. and
has told Mr.. Mcconnaughey that he
stands ready to make up any other
that may be found. The jury. how
ever, thought that his irregularities
warrant n prosecution.
Harry y. Smith and A. X. Haw-
ihofns. formerly agents Of the Min
nea polls Tontine association, which
n claimed 10 have been n swfndlins
concern. have also been indicted.
John =. Miller ana Fred Lysons.
Mayor Hurnes law partners. tesfI-
ned yesterday afternoon thai the
Arm had never been employed by
slot machine men. Mr. Millgf stated
that he had. ne an individual attor-
ney, represented slot machine
agents In special casea. but had
never been retained regularly for
That purpose.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-12
WIDELY KNOWN
SEATTLE WOMAN
PASSES AWAY

Ion Graham. a woman OF the half
world who during residence Of 20
YEAR, IN Seattle had become widely
known throughout the West. died in
the German hospital at san Francis
co yesterday after brief Illness. A
telegram received by local under
taking esta hiishment ntRtea that her
body will be brought 20 this city
Tor burial. II 10 expected 10 reach
here tomorrow night.
The wonnnn death. a. an autopsy
revealed, was caused BY liberation
81 the stomach. though the report
flrrt received here was that she had
committed suicide In a NJ Of des-
pondency due to the closing Of her
uhrasfashionabie resort In this city
by the police when the superior court
grand Jury was called.
Mise Graham had amassed large
fortsfre during her career and was
the owner Of the four-rtory brick
block on the corner OF Third avenue
south and Washington street occu-
pied hy her resort. After the grand
San Francisco and only a short time
before her sudden death opened a
similar house In that city.
Despite her station IN life Miss
Graham. by reason OF her strict In
tesrlty In financial matters stood
hieh In the business community and
was known far and wide for her
deeds Of charity. Though lavish
river her charities were unostenta-
tlous and rarely became known out
aide her own circle Of associates.
70 far as known here she left no
Immediate relatives and her entire
estate, II IL thought, will go to an
adopted daughter, child OF tender
years, who IL now a resident OF this
city.
VesIdea the brick block on Wash
inrton street Miss Graham owned
other seattle real estate. including n
magnificent private residence near
the Madison street power house OF
|thA Seattle Electric Company.
m " Ankeny. cashier OF the Puget
aound National bank, was appoint
"a snecial administrator Of the en-
late III MlaH Graham. by Superior
Jadre Tnllman this morning. The
aopotntffsent was made upon Mr.
AnLeny'H petition u " stated In
sf,saxlts filled In the probate court
thaf the deceased n known 10 have
mai. 4 will about five years ago.
h,,t 4, has not yet been found.
A knkeny's bank transacted
moe, Of Mise firahnm's banking bus
mess during her residence IN Scat
n. IilH bond ms administrator was
fixed nj $4,000.
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up Of n man In Portland. with n
partner he secured 5000. The police
81 Portland failed 60 capture the
hiRhwayruen.
Another story that bears the ear
marks Of fiction WAS told the police
by J. It. Hellamy. an ex-convicf now
IN the city jail. fieIlamy says that
several years ago. while he was serv-
ing term In Folsom prison, Cali
fornia. for murder. he met Murray.
who WIS also in the penftentiary.
murray. he says. was then doing a
term for burglary. Bellamy says
mat Murray told him that he had
done time In San Quentin.
Bellamy admitted 20 the police
Yesterday that he himself was in
carcerated In the penifcntiary Of Fol-
SON for one ~ the most atfroeIo,ta
crimes ever committed He says
mat he was convicted OF pouring oil
over the body Of n woman and
crenating her. BeIiemy IL a color
"a man. and Al times the local police
have thought him crszy. Whether
his tale regarding Murray IL true or
not, ie n matter OF conjecture.
George w. Murray. brother of
the dead burglar. ~ expected IN se-
attic from San F'ranciaco tonight.
He Will take charge ~. the remains
here. II In probable that he will
personally Investigate tho shooting
Of his brother.
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MEMPHIS. Tenn. March IA
|kxrn mr. ne food situation has
- hA.a heid q al Glasses q eis-
IN 1bsax All Of the neoa scenes
Z - ~ c<snS re-enactsd-
~ u1m&<r of refugees are In
|unr1n1 q n alarming rate. Steam
10 - <rrs<snfty arriving heartnk
n q fc.t sufferers. surue ~ the
- Mfinx GA bard ~ many a.
- xnnf % the refugees hss~ sufs
/ ~ n1<rer prtyAtiuns and are An
anuln1s esndislue. Othefe ~ho we're
|Gu1c1zpu have been fnfred 10
slsE<n >rrrything 70 the fury Of
- ~ uefsrr
A 7 - eariisr attempts 70 res
- ~ - have tseen abandoned
"a 09u1n|s Of head Of horses. eat
~ ~ ~ have etready been
drvvar4 ~ sfsam~fs are now
t4sy sns<1g 1850 anis
NJ ck1f1u11E Organisations are
|assi \ ~ nfmnas 70 aeeuuuno-
~ ~ 1eme1ens and teNtituts and
- e|gm<t11 ui7i snan become drs-
|<Fufa
~ riter Mr. rose fss iaehes dur
~ - unr( - haafs ard IL nnW ~
- 11rFt ~ aannrF line Hemorr
- <4rrra< that the isxee has broken
wvxui plac<x but these reports
- ~ aCr1rwfd
n slleaf2en ~ eAruthsfsyiii~.
~ \ Gn1<ht with danger. En-
49, eps runc<ntrnssnx their rf-
~ ~ are w~kinx every avail
~ ~ N the Temporary isvse
~ ~ 4 y frarsd uh~a the strain
~ \ III. ~ Insaeaesfe. This
sz14s men sr< arotpsux from ex-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-12
SEATTLE OWES
MUCH MONEY


Al the regular meeting Of the
Chamber % coznmercs yesterday At.
ternoon Secretary Mslklr. pursuant
10 Instructions given him at a pre-.
cstiins meeting. made a report agson
the bnnded indebtedness u the city
Ths total bonded debt ~ Seattle. h.
said. was fAsze. co. Including the
slen. co bonds for the public library
site. which vas the only addition TO
honded Indebtedness since lfE5-
This amount i Increased By the
outstanding bon IL faf local Improve
msnta amounting 10 fset. s1i.s1 This
debt In assessed against the property
improved. and j. thesefors not a city
liability. The school bonds 81 the
city row outstanding foot 40 SEES. 80
10 which must be added tzik. 900 au-
thorixed al the last election. but not
yet issued. making a total % 81. be.o. :
oos school Indebtedness. The grand
total Of city debts IN therefore
%. ost. shin.
The outstanding bonfa q King
county amount to STA coo. o. which
the city % Seattle will, 81 course. pay
the greater part. The state bonds
now outstanding reach the modest
total OF tf.iss. eco. ana Seattle will
probably pay at least one-fourth Of
this amount.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-12
YOUTHFUL
BANDITS

WHATrOM. March i1-The peace
and quietude u several families here
has just had a severe sheek b. the
dlsrosery that the yessssf male
members thereof we're affiliated with
= ssefef society having a. its object
the smuistion % the deeds Of Jes1s
James and Harry Tracy.
Iks boys belonging 20 this blood
and thunder naEfeHatiea are all
l1les1ibere Of pfoutinsuf families %
this city. one. 1T least. being tho Is
yesf.eld son Of q citf official % high
standing.
The membership % the socisfy has
been 80 far confinsd to a sumter not
exeseilag seven AMI = - snn oath
was taken not 70 dlvaise the plans
81 the organization or 10 ma ~
known its secret hsunts. The en-
Inttnrs ~ the would be Dalton
gang wan made kno~n to-day by
gentleman who picked up q note
which the CHEF had slrpaschsd 20
one q his fsiihfsi followers. The
note had been lost. Ffpln the con
tents q the note II was found whore
the secrvt mestlna place Vas eatsb.
Hshsd- This proved to BE- q very
efeIitAhly made fort. with an undsf.
ground tunnel which permitted OF q
rsrasss 20 an old ravinss The rob
eefns roo=s Of the juniors was broken
Into ana quantity Of reveivefa.
dime novels. smoking tohanro ana
cigarettes were found.
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1ss1u v Whittiesey. former
u<y tfessurer. Was before the
~ IN his morning 10 tell shat
ners o. the shortage Of nearly
~ h he nfFscfal accounts. accru-
11Fin< his four years incum-
~ q ne treasurer once. Mr..
ttus11J was not IN the jury room
~ h1x and confenfed himself
g <nsecrfne the questions pro-
4eeA that he had little personal
4ledGe OF the conduct of his
~ II Nnr almost wholly in
~ n d@putses throughout both
- terma
Nhit1Iessy expressed the he
~ ne shortage Was more op-
- <1An real. and that the dis
- 44s IN Bookkeeping rather
c1ehs In this he followed
1ned o. bis chief deputy, Y. Y.
~ who testified 10 the same
!. yesterday.
Tsatsf. proprietor Of the -.
1f*i saloon and baths, was
next, and questioned con-
ne character of the house
tfe& Mr.. Teater was asked
'eF Of awkward questions.
<taded a. far a. possible.
naiued that mis- establish
30 been much rnsifkned and
really n more or less re-
'e place. The members OF
n1 bury have acquired the
t the house Ia rather less
N .nls. and u IL practically GER
An Indictment will be voted
~. Itafer charging him with
b-E an immoral house.
-e1flns Attorney Scott II Htlii
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TRIED TO cH0P OPEN
w0MAHiS MEAD

A complaint has been drawn NJ BY
f1ssecuting Attusury Scott charging
J. u Pierce of falmer with assault
with The intsuflou 20 commit murder
Fierce 10 said % havr Attempted O.
strike Mrs. kafs Mullen With an an
on Tuesday Afternoon. A frud has
existed betweea Pierre and Mailsn
fasniliea for sussua Tins On account q
a small debt which Pierce claims
thai Mullen owes him Pierce u said
10 have grabbed an an and attempt
81 n break into TIE Mullen horns.
When Mrs. Nulisn came 10 the door.
u u alleged. fhs anEfy man atteutft-
cd 10 brain her utth the an.
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A. q. Lonsby. q brakeman ~ The
Columbia A puget Sound railroad.
aaa fatally injured while switching
ears a. AFRO. at 6 30 o'clock this
morning. Hoth hia leRH were cot on
above The knees. lie was coupling
cars. when he was caught under the
trucks and the wheels Dassed over
him before he could make HE dan
ger known. fie was brought 90 the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-12
BRAKEMAN IS
FAMILY HURT,

city Immediately ana taken 10 Prov
idonee hospital. Dr. Montgomery
Russell. who f. attending him. states
that there r. no hope Of saving nis
life.
Laaalsv entered the employ Of ths
railroad company only last week.
BE was well acquainted with rail-
road work however, az bia father -
the general manager Of the Pert
ff1Wnaeud Il Southern road.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-12
CHAMBER TO BOOST
THE SAILORS NOME

The Chamber Of Commerce yestcr-
day Afternoon cordially lndorsed the
seanen'n AID society's project TO es-
tahiish a sailors home on the water
front.
ON account OF the small attend
anee at tho meeting no action. other
than indorring the proposition, WINS
taken. IL II proposed TO pass a reso-
iution at the next meeting OF the
chamber authorizing the securing OF
subscriptions for the enterprise in the
name OF the Chamber of Commerce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-12
VERSATILE
CRIMINAL
ARREST or A YOUNG ENGLISH
MAN WHO SEEMS TO HAVE
MADE AN uNEhViABLE REC
ORD
Especial TO The Start

MHATeOA. March lz-EdwaFd
Htnbiey. q young EugiIshnan Who
worked Ia this city Ia the eapadfy
of a street car conductor. was ar
rested today Oh a complaint charging
him with larceny, In his room vas
found a great quantity Of clothing
and mens Furnishings. which the po-
lice believe Is stolen property. Stub
iey at one time served a term In a
British Columbia prison. This fact
was Cleaned from dairy which he
kept while ia prison and which was
among has effects.
pasa book 81 local savings
bans. also found. showed that Stub
ley had q sum Ia excess Of tta9 on
deposit earnings" supposed 20 have
been saved during his employment
with the street car company covering
a period Of ain months. The street
car company. Il IL reported. VIII tn-
vestirhte the matter a little on their
own hook.
HtubleY. frum his own written rec
ord. was arrested In Seattle about
two years aso. charged with danning
= man through the malls b. the
postal card route and paid a fine Of
$50 for the offensc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-12

university Ia the Northwest. The
FIRST charges against the Pearson
brothers we're preferred last May by
the University ~ oregon. The track
team Of that Institution Refused TO
meet the athletes from the unlpar-
Hity u Washington until the latter
should Withdraw the Pearsane
Whether other Institutions Niil
concur IN tie decision ~ the Uniyer-
sity ~ Washington faculty IL re-
cufded AS doubtful
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-12
REORGANIZATION OF
CITY COUNCIL

The annual Reorganization Of the
city council WIN probably be erect
ed nt the meeting neat Monday
night. A new president win be elect
ed ana new committees viii be ap-
pointed.
According 10 the wise ones the
fight for the presidency Hes between
VIII II. Parry the present incum.
bent. aud Major Rinshart, OF the
sixth ward. Although the matter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-12
THIS LOOKS
SUSPICIOUS

OLYMPIA. March Alt has been
discovered that the slot machine bill
has been Incorrectly enrolIsd
whether by accident or design has
not yet been as~ertainea. In the orig
iaal bill the title shows that the bill
amends section les OF the session
laws OF 1901. The btu as enrolled
shows u 90 BE- an amendment 10 sec
lion lss. II u not certain whether
this viii invalldate the las. Suspl-
elon attaches 20 certain attaches Of
the legislature and full invssti-
CATION VIII be made.
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TO HONOR
COL. BLAKE

Great preparations have been made
BY the United irish societies OF phil
adeiphin for the public reception 10
be held tonight IN the Academy OF
Music in homer OF Colonel John n.
v. Blake, who commanded the Irish
brigade IN the Hofr war. The re-
cepfion viii be preceded by street
parade o. irish American societies
ana ~ several organizations IN sym
patty with them. At the reception
addresses are to be delivered by a
number ~ prominent Irish Ameri-
can LEADERS,.