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The San Francisco call., 1903-01-21
ROMANTIC TALE
IS DISCLOSED
Contempt Proceedings
Bring to Light a
Strange Story.
After Sixteen Years Mrs. E.
Garwood Remarries
First Husband.

Through an order issued yesterday by
Superior Judge Carroll Cook and filed
with the County Clerk directing Lorenzo
h. Garwood to appear before the court on
January "a and show cause why he should
not be punished for contempt for his re-
fusal to answer certain questions pro-
pounded to him by Court Commissioner
John d. Gish, most interesting story
has come to light.
On February 10, 1877, Lorenzo E. Gar
wood and Eliza e. Mcclure were mar
ried In Keokuk, Iowa, and the marriage
apparently proved to be a happy one.
Two girls were born to them and the fu-
ture had most rosy hue. Suddenly, with
out notice, Garwood, who was a travelling
salesman, disappeared and nothing more
was heard of him. The wife, nearly dis
tracted by the disappearance of her hus-
band and receiving no word, mourned him
as dead and donned widows weeds. She
move from Keokuk to Carthage, ILL.,, ard
lived in retirement for more than six
years. At the expiration of that period
she accepted the proffer of marriage from
Andrew w. Byers, farmer who resided
in Hancock County for thirty years.
Byers was a widower and there was no
issue by his former wife The marriage
Of Mrs. Garwood and Byers was duly
solemnized and it is not disputed that
Mrs. Garwood acted in perfectly good
faith, believing, as did every one else,
that her husband was dead.
SECOND HUSBAND DIES.
Several years after the marriage, when
Ryers had attained'th the age of so years,
boy was born to them, who was idolized
by the father and given every care and
attention. At the expiration of ten years
Byers died and his widow applied to the
courts of Illinois for one-third of the es-
tate and the son petitioned for the re-
mainder.
At this juncture Garwood, the husband
who had been mourned as dead, appeared
on the scene, and after the wife had suf-
ficiently recovered from the JOY and shock
OF his return, upon the advice of her
relatives she was once again led to the
altar by her first husband.
The brothers and sisters of the deceased |
second husband fought the distribution Of
the estate on the grounds that as Mrs |
Garwood had husband living at the |
time of her marriage to Byers she was |
not his legal wife and had no claim upon
the estate. and thel son was an illegiti-
mate child.
According to the laws of Illinois the |
parties raising contention of that char
acter are compelled to furnish the burden |
of proof. and until they prove that Gar
wood was not divorced the presumption |
is in favor OF the wife and son. The Su- |
perior Court of Hancock County, Illinois, !
issued an order that the depositions of I
Mr.. and Mrs. Garwood, who moved to /
this city several years ago, be taken by +
a commissioner John D. Gish, a local /
notary public. was selected to take the /
testimony, and everything went smoothly |
until Mr. Garwood put upon the /
stand and among other things was asked !
if he had secured divorce from his wife
after his disappearance.
REFUSES TO ANSWER
Upon the advice of his attorney, Carl I
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-21
FRIENDS WILL MAKE MEMORABLE
NINE. FABBRI MUELLER'S BIRTHDAY
Prominent Women Prepare to Tender Vet
eran Artist Benefit Performance for Which
Elaborate Programme Has Been Arranged

m III ME-. FABBRI MUELLER, the
MNV veteran artist, will be honored
w III by many Of her friends on the
Il ~ occasion of her seventy-frst
birthday. This anniversary of
the prominent singers birth, which car
rles her in good health one year beyond
the allotted three score and ten. falls OH
Friday, the 23d inst. On the evening or
this day a benefit performance will be
rendered Nine. Fabbri Mueller at Stein
way Hall, 223 Suffer street, by the society
of San Francisco, an organization that
counts among its members many OF this
city's most prominent women
For the last thirty years Nine. Mueller
has been resident Of this city, and has
done much during that time in the inter
est of music. She has always given her
aid to charity whenever she knew 1t was
desired Nine Mueller before coming to
this city was prima donna of the imperial
opera houses of Vienna and Berlin and
the Italian opera of Covent Garden and
the Royal Oratorio Society of London.
The patronesses of the coming benefit
are:
Mrs. T. L. Koster,. Mrs. Caroline Roster.
Hammerschmidt, Mrs. F. ID. Stadtmuller, Mrs.
n. Ohlandt Mrs. F. B. George Mrs. L. Veg
ener, Mrs. A; e. Hecht, Mrs. A, Korbel. Mrs
c. Hardenfeld Mrs. ?. A. Hearst. Mrs r. ven
Gerzabek Mrs. ]. Goldberg, Mrs. s. Eggers.
Mrs. Nathan B!bo, Mrs NJ kreutzmann, Mrs.
Consul Rosenthal. Mrs j. f. Plagemann. Mrs
w Helman. Mrs der Nienburg Mrs. L.
Rahlmann. Mrs. Helene Strybing. Mrs A. NJ
Buck. Mrs. X. Hisgen. Mrs. J. II. Merzbach
Miss Ida Fuendeling. Mrs. Fred Hess Mrs. w
G. Hardenfeld Mrs. p. A. Hearst Mrs r.
M. Parrot, Mrs John Nightingale Mrs. D.
Friedman. Mrs. R Boyd, Mrs. Innes Sexton
The following excellent programme has
been prepared for the occasion:
The New York Herald prize play Hearts"
comedy in one tact, by w. Eduard Golden
tOmnia Ninct Amor. Cast of characters:
Mrs. Cavendish, widow Mrs. Russell Avery;
Marion Carew. Miss Ruby Wheeler; Lucy Miss
cleo Blanchard: Devlin. Richard Marion Ben
nett: JerVine Rutledge, Alfred Frederick.
Scene-New York City Time-The present
Staged under personal direction Of Paul Ger
son.
Pizzicatti, toe dance Elsa Tolon: Ave
Maria (Gounod) Master. Angelo Fabbrf; vio-
lin obligato by Master y. Feuerstein II years
old; at the piano. Master Irwin NJ. Bibo -
years old. with permission Of Nathan Bibo as
and dance, Miss Helen Darling and Miss Elsa
Tolcn; violin solos (a) ''Berceuse" (B. Godard1
(b) ''Serenata" (M MoszkowskD, ~ Feuer-
stein and Irving NJ. Bibo.
Overture (Onenbach); intermezzo. "Cupid's
Garden MAX Eugenel waltz. iCalanthe.
tIiolzman); march, Chicago Tribune paris
Chambers).
Der Mord in der Kohlmesservssse
Schwank in Elm act, Won A. Bergen: Personen-
Anton Traunthaler, RENTER. Fritz Rambach:
charlotte, seine frau. Rita de Rovey; Poll
bach. Benno Hirsch; Jacob Diener. A. Fritz:
Elm Dlenstmadchen bel Traunthaler Ort der
Handung Wien zeit Gegehwart
The Obstinate Family a farce in one act
from the German: Cast-Henry Hartford
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-21
Assumes Responsible Position.

General A W. Barrett, the popular
former Bank Commissioner. since his re-
tirement from public Office has associated
himself with the Equitable Life Insurance
Company, and is making a speciality af
its 5 per cent gold investmen bonds. His
offices are in the Crocker building. The
general public. with whom he is so great
a favorite, will undoubtedly see to it that
his venture is crowned with deserved sue
cess
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-21
CENTRAL AVENUE RESIDENTS
FORM IMPROVEMENT CLUB
Elect Temporary Officers and Will
Make Vigorous Fight for Better
Sanitation.

The Central Avenue and Preside I'm
provement Club was organized on Monday
night at meeting of property owners
held at 1900 Central avenue. Temporary
officers were elected as follows: Presi-
dent. r. H. Countryman; vice president.
g. Steffens; secretary. w. ]. Foster.
The meeting was addressed by num-
Der OF members, who expressed them
selves in strong terms to the way in
which the city fathers had overlooked
the sanitary and other necessary improve
ments in the district. A committee was
appointed on laws, and the club will meet
again next Mondav at the nIso4
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-21
HENpERsoN,s INsANIrY
Is pEcLAREp FEIeNEp
Three Doctors, Acting as Commis-
sion, Pronounce Him Of
Sound Mind.


William Henderson. who is supposed BY
the police to be John Frazer OF Montreal,
Canada, and who is a self-confessed men,
ber of the gang OF thieves who murdered
Policeman Robinson IN the Mission
year ago, must suffer the penalty OF
his crime. When he appeared for SEN
terce before Judge Cook some time ago he
gave evidences Of possessing an unbaI-
anced mind and on the order OF the court
was taken TO the Detention Hospital for
further examination.
The prisoner claimed that he had been
hypnotized by various parties and thai
his confessions regarding his cOnfeder-
ates on the night of the crime were the
result of psychic influence
Drs- McGettigan, LUstig and Wadsvvorth
were chosen as commission to examine
the convicted man and yesterday they de-
cided that he was merely shamminc in
sanity Accordingly he was taken back
to the City Prison and viii probably he
sentenced this week.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-21
Death Accidental

The Coroners jury decided Yesterday
that Harry Kline and his mother, Mary
Kline, who were fatally burned at their
home, 1929 Sixth street, on January 10.
came to their deaths by an accident from
some unknown cause. 1t was upon the sus-
ricion of having caused the deaths of the
mother and child that Mrs Mary Davis
was arrested, but later released on the
ground of insufficient evidence
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-21
colored Actors Mind Gone.

Confined in a cell in the detention hos
pital at the City Hall is Wallace King.
colored actor, who has often amused the
people of this city with his songs and
jokes. King arrived from Australia on
the Ventura a few days ago and was
taken TO the hospital pending his disposi-
tion by the authorities. The old actors s
mind has completely deserted him and
his memory is fast slipping away. He
was on his way to his home in the East
He will be examined by the Commission
ers of Insanity to-day.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-21
They Are Insolvent.

Lawrence II. Kent, a brakeman Of Ala
media, filed notice of bankruptcy in the
United States District Court yesterday
His assets are $l0l 75 and his liabilities
1868 30. r. Tosi restaurant keeper of
this city, also filed notice of his insol-
veDcy. his assets being $500 and his liabil-
tiles $30S4 60.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-21
Grinman Is Crushed

w. E. Moulton. who lives at 94s Hayes
street, and who is employed as gripnan
on the Haight-street cars, was crushed
between post and his car while turning
into the carhouse last evening. He was
taken to the Park Emergency HoSpitaI
suffering from confusion of the chest and
right shoulder and possible Internal in
juries.
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DISAPPEARED With Her Coin.

Miss l.. 5. johnson, 120 Jones street. re-
ported to the police yesterday that while
she was IN a restaurant with a young
man known sometimes as Daniel y.
Howell and sometimes as H. NJ. Living
ston she gave him her satcheI containing
500 to carry. He asked to be excused for
a few minutes and disappeared with the
satchel. Captain Martin detailed two Of
ficers to find him.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-21
Oscar Holiday Banghart's care

Oscar Holiday Banghart's career
has been meteoric. Ten years ago he
was, to all appearances, a typical
business man of one of our leading
cities. All this time, however, he had
been studying in art school of even
ings, where he had made such extra
ordinary progress and so impressed
his teachers that they insisted on
him abandoning his business career
and completing his art studies in
Paris. How phenomenal1y popular
are his dainty and essentially Gallo
sketches is known to every reader of
the leading weeklies and magazines.
Men like Charles Dana Gibson, How
ard Chandler Christy, George Whar
ton Edwards, Henry Hutt and Archie
Gum acknowledge his supremacy and
term him ''the American Jan Van
Beers" His last effort. a SERIES of
TWELVE PASTELS now being given
FREE with THE SUNDAY CALL
will endear him to all fortunate
enough to possess them.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-21
GEORGE c. PARDEE.
DENVER Colo Ian 10 1aoa
Raid on Lottery Places.

Policemen Bunner and Reilly procured
search warrants from Police Judge Fritz
yesterday and made a raid on places
where lottery tickets are sold. Ed Bolz
was arrested on Montgomery street, John
Stevens on Sutter street and Herman
Jonas on Kearny street and booked on
charges of having lottery tickets in their
possession
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-21

Commencing this ddg, January 21St,
and continuing all the balance Of
the month, We will have our Semi
Annual Sale Of Ladies' Fine Muslin
Underwear consisting Of Skirts,
Gowns Corset Covers, Drawers and
Ch6miSeS. These goods ore oil hand
SOmelg trimmed with Embroidery
and Lace. Made in the best factories
in this country and will be sold at
very low prices.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-21

TO CURE A COUGH IN ONE DAY
Use Adams Irish Moss Cough Balsam.
Prescribed by the best physicians FOR Coughs.
Colds, Hoarseness, Bronchitis and all throat
snc lung troubles. 25c. Zoe At al druggists =
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-21
The Grip Follows the Snow.

can be prevented and the worst cases
sd IN two days by taking Laxative Bromo-
nine Tablets. r. W. Grove signature on boz
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-21

Jesse Moore" Whisky has been the Ken
tLcky standard with which all others bava
hoe. cnrnr~red since 1871. II is the best.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-21

Alfred Frederick: Jessie Hartford. Miss Bea-
trice Blackmer; Mr.. Harwood, Hartford S
father-in-law, r. NJ. Bennett; Mrs Harwood,
Harfords mother-in-law. Miss Anna Jordan;
Kate. Miss Lulu Doyle; James. William F.
Douglass. Scene-Mr. Harford's home Staged
under direction of Paul Gersoni r. NJ. Ben
nett. stage manager.
Her long and valuable services to her
art have won for Nine. Mueller many ad-
mirers and devoted friends, and the list
OF patronesses in charge of the benefit III
sures successful and memorable event
Seats will be on sale a Sherman, Clay &
Co.'S the 22d and 23d of this month
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-21
ME EMORIAL WORK
IS ENCOURAGED
Letters From the Gov
ernOr and General
Fred Funston.

The McKinnon memorial committee
everywhere meets with great encourage
ment in the enterprise which it promotes.
The military and naval concert at the
Pavilion, on the 2Sth inst, will be all that
good will and the best talent can make
it. The committee on subscriptions has
received many letters commencing the
work. The two following-one from Gov
ernor Pardee and the other from General
Funston-are samples:
OAKLAND. Cal. Dec. 10 1902.
Colonel Thomas f. O'NeilI. President and
Treasurer McKinnon Memorial Committee 81
Page Street. San Francisco, Cal.-Dear Sir:
Your communication. informing me that
nave been made a member of the McKinnon
Memorial Committee, has been received. /
appreciate the compliment and accept the
tion than I have Of the grand work which
Father McKinnon did in the Philippines. and
IT appears TO me to be entirely proper that he
should be commemorated by the erection of
monument 1t viii probably not be possible
for me to attend many of the meetings of the
GEORGE C. PARDEE.
DENVER Colo, Jan 10 1903 !.
~ Colonel Thomas o'Neill. San Francisco.
informing me that / had been selected as a
member OF the McKinnon Memorial Commit
tee would have been answered sooner but for
the fact that / have been for several weeks
one of my most highly valued friends and one
on the most thoroughly upright good men |
nave ever known. and | am more than glad tO
DO what little | can to assist in the erection to
him OF memorial in the city which he con-
sidored his home 1 Will be greatly obliged II
you would write things about what
the committee expects TO do and what sum
they expect to raise in order that | may CO.
operate, not only by my own contribution but
by bringing the matter 10 the attention of the
ex-offcers and soldiers of the Philippine war
living in this vicinity. Yours truly.
FREDERICK FUNSTON,
Brgader General IT, S. A.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-21

Upon the advice of his attorney, Carl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-27
WEALTHY CHlNK
IN CITY JAIL

Pong Chong. alias wong Yuer.
alias Lee Funz Chung. the opulsnt
Chiness who passed through seattle
In regal style iass week en- route
from San F'tnuclsro to British Cole
umbla. was. by Detective fsane.
brought back from Port Townsend at
, o'clock this morning. lie N now al
innate "a the city iail. whore he is
held upon the formal charge 81 Oh
tanning $500 BY false prctensaa from
chinn Gee lice. n local Chinese mere
chant.
In addition. he Il suspected ~ muir
dering chin Tai Her AZ San Fran-
cisco. and ~ attemrtins 10 leave the
country with the widow and children
OF his victim. Irrespective % the
result ~ the local case against him,
the prisoner viii ur-sbahly be detatn-
ed In custody nrflg the arrival Of an
Officer from callssffnla.
The chine~s woman Who travelled
Win she.-..- a. ms wire. ana neT two
nttie children. are stiii a, Port Town
send.
The prisoners hearing for obtain
ing money by false pretensos IL set
Tor tomorrow IN Judge Cams court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-27
CAUGHT IN THEIR
ROBBERS CAVE

Inspired by thrilling stories Of han
ats rgng1 IN dime novels three North
Seattle boys act up robbers cave.
but unlike the heroes % the yellow
covered fiction, soon came 10 grief.
The three boys, giving the names Of
fierker. MeAliiatsr and Kaddell,
we're sutrapped IN their den. which
was beneath a North seattle bakery,
and arrested.
The baker had been missing buns
and cakes. Yesterday he tracked
the thieves to THEFT den and while
an three were RloafinR over the dar-
ina deeds Of Diamond Dick" % al,
he piled cordwood before tho en-
trance 70 the stronghold and called
the police.
An effort viii be- made 10 send the
boys 10 the reform school M lneOr-
riufbiaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-27
M'KINLEY'S
BIRTHDAY
CANTON Will cELHpRArG rAE
ANNIVERSARY

CANTON, cato, Jan. "a. Men
iAtssaatnent la punte hte and rcpre-
sHnttns all sections oI the country
eta kathercd la this. the home town
ot W hiiain Mckinley. 20 DO honor 10
the memory ot the maftyrea priest
dent. The occAsi0n IN a banquet Of
the Canton Republican League In
eotnmeaneration or the Goth anniVnrn.
arr u Mcklniny'a birth The affair
takes plaee this evpnlna Ia tho
Nrand olera house, the auditorium
OF which has been handsomely dee
ofatei for thu oce'asion. Coveta viii
be iald for 80 auestE
President Roosevelt arrived from
W ashinxton to-day and was met by q
cttiaens re.asption Committee. After
the FORMAL Nolssaning ceremonies
The president and party paid their
respects to Mrs. Mckinley at her
home othsr prominent visitors 10
arrive duFlns the day. and all of
whom aFe 20 be heard at the han
Quet. are Secretary &C War ftoos.
Who sssaonpa Med the president. en-.
Postmaster General Charles Eraory
Snith Of fshiiai.lphia. Governor
Sash and other state officials rrom
Columbus. General Leonard Wood.
NYron L. urrrick % Cleveland.
~. bingham assistant secretary ef
akrtsslltufe. and Herman "a kahl.
saat % Chicago. who was one OF
President NcKinisy'n closest friends.
Judge William "a. pay of this city
IL to act as presiding officer at the
banquet and win Introduce rrcnl-
dent Roosevelt. who 10 10 deliver the
principal address cf the evening.
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VENEZUELA

vk1ufSoroS. y. C.. Jan. a.
ornnrhe<. the Italian amhassa.
- GMt<rt. the british auftassa-
- ~ ssont Qaadt. the German
- 4ezfslfes. we're In coasslsa-
- "a Minister ksowen this nsorn-
- ~ presented the answers ef
- <speetise governments To the
na.plAa proposition 10 par - pei
~ runfGns essiiectsd Al Ia esekyrs
~ nerta faheiie upon the claims
- 49,. II h understood that
IN. have Nccepted ths offer
- pn< x.lxhf szte~tlfieafians ami
~ ~ hicekeds will BE- raised on
{Inrsiay y frsdsf.
Ia1r< --yA> participsnts IN this
u1nrxe sznf@r~Tes f~ay this af-
lrrr1 tnaf tkfy have recsits1 def
- xnssers from the respective
npuxn<nts % Hewea's propesi-
II 1esy say that the purpose Of
- mrsta1s ex>afsrenee was only
: - rrupr information.
o1lN 1sa. r--rresstsat Cas-
IN ~ 4 n PER cezt eussu<ns re-
sssas 4 Il 1uAFra and Port Cue
- = r<.zranfs~ u the payment
Z wx1m 1Asnss - Regarded IN on
n -lrsl<s he<e - evidence - the
Guns11y < his infsntfan 10 make
&<1nRy pr<tirtarrs A. the Of
6Kn11n1@n sks ezxiur Of ether reun.
i ~ hnu61z1 tAa~~ taking part IN the
1|u|tn1e 1eue douht II exprwxsssf
sostass ~ > r~r cent l. adequate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-27
LAST EDITION
MT WITH
TEN SPOT
"a w,lllAas, soy slos.
ssxnAN. cars LONG TERM
~ esNtrENrtAsN

- Williams. an iNs,eaf -ela Boy
49, II highway eehherN, was
ee1.sss.,..s thia fiefHiHs to 10 Years
,1 iahsf IN the penitentiatfs ny
So ludse itsli Its aliekei
szl.s.l.sf. Al. Mcnamara II u be
80 800, N she superior eeuft next tfis
~ -. nsn,,s t;sanxe Royal
- u,ilsasns victim, lie elatns 10
- !, 80 brutality heAte0, The sun,
hsts - hia pockets was small.
49, 40 seriously injured The
~ 80 committed last October,
n. coal hunksrs
-. ~ eleasird faf a light SEN
= uhsn h. Was hfoukhf In thu
49, MS Hatnsnk. Juslse hel,
49, sA..s ni4aAaatiy. and Williams
49,. 49, nae aeeaFdlnaly
~ vsnu u yeur yoiith. eessn the
- = ME the Defendant hopefully
40 m hss ears. 1 VIII gtva ,eu
s.-ss.s .ensenee than ! should u
- ,aser. viii sentence you
"a Years N the psnitsasiaFy.s
W.,.s.,.,sz. fSes became very white,
- I. srinres rheeffally as ne was
49, fsssa shs courtroom,
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ARRESTED ON CHARGE
or KILLING HUSBAND

and later told Coroner tiege. She
denies any knowledge OF any one
having struck her husband On the
head,
ID il understood that her friends
arr already working TO SECURE het
release They viii attempt To prove
that johnson was subject 10 attacks
OF heart trouble. brought on by ess
ceauive use Of alcohol. and that dur
ing such attacks he was afteh
thrown into commissions AZ Hurh
timea, u n stated, he oftea grew
very violent. IL will be attempted
To- prove that he had one OF these
attacks aud Ia his dslerium struck
hts head against some hard ohieef
" hila Mrs Johnson was away from
home Friday evening.
The police believe they have ,
good clew 10 olnon'n whereabouts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-27
COOPERATIVE
LAUNDRY

TACOMA. dan. si.=rhe Taemna
trades council daeidad last night BY
a unanimous vote Ia establish "A CO
operative steam laundry a. a union
enterprise.
fhe purpose Of the operative IN.
auhtry IL to strengthen the cause ct
unlaniam IN Tacoma "a furnish ef-
fafttve competition Tot non union
luundrieH ana. last but not least, TO
make profit Tot the Shareholders
The action OF the trades Council
afaWs out Of the formation of "a
Laundry WORKERS Union about a
month agn. The union did not meet
with a reception Of sufficient cars
dialttY from the laundry oWhefa 10
satisfy the trades council. aud the
upahat was determination Go
laufinh an enterprise IN which the
WORKERS would he SURE Of any scale
that might be decided upon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-27
OLD TIME
IREATER|

NEW YORK. Jan. ss.s-The theater
IN West Forty fourth street. recent
~ known a. Mrs OSBORN. play
house. II TO BE- r~opened tonight an
der the management of Frank Ira
Shert. who purposes TO give New
Workers. a taste OF the E1iERbsthAn
drama with ali OF the original flA-
eor. The little house has been al
tered - as % D. like the S~aa the
after. whsre shsks-resr~'s plays
wrfe given. Thsf presuisrr and
every detail % the curious CUSTOM.
OF the playhouse In the lfth century
arr In Be followed. A change % bill
u TO b made each week By plays
Of D~kksf. MS&sesser. Hcy~u-sd and
Han Jon-on. and At least one % the
morality and mystery plays q sse
t1th century viii b. r~peoiocs~f
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-27
MARINE NEWS

The Alaska Commercial Conn
pauy'A steamer Portland. which IL 10
run from this port 10 Valdes during
the spring. left San Francisco last
night for Seattle.
The huge modern freight steam
ship Arizonan. the latest ~ the new
fleet Of the American Hawaiian
line. H. TO be- delivered 20 her own
ers by the Union Iron works az San
Francisco Feb 20. she win prob
ably come ~ Seattle for general
cargo. smiling thcnce 10 New York.
Via Honolulu.