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tened on is shown in Fig. XIV. and
will be explained later.
'The bottom board F is cut of half
inch stuff and the roof board r of inch
stuff is cut half inch wider. but also
a half inch shorter. The ends are not
quite so rounding on top either. but
straight and across
THE piece r on top is rounded down at
each end for a space of several inches,
according to the size of the car. and
also has its side edges rounded Off Tor
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sides of A touching the saw. These
screws are filed blunt on the point.
A rope is fastened around the back
end at r between the back ends OF the
arms A and twisted by stick X which
will tighten the saw A handle III is
fastened in the position shown by screws
or nails (n) and with this saw you can
saw out ell the curves, the windows.
etc. for the sides and ends of the carr
AT the front end the street car f has
one central window, but rather wide.
The railway car would have door.
These pieces are cut with the grain
running up and down. Inside of these on
either side of the door are pieces (e) and
how these pieces and the sides are fas-
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FIG xIv-Two Type. of Roof and How Made.

The carpenter was a little Jrishman
who came just about up to my shoulder.
and although ] wouldn't like toesay that
he was lazy in so many words, yet there's
no doubt in my mind but that he had a
natural antipathy TO strenuous or even
mild physical exertion. Il guess that's
the best language can say it in)
First he'd walk off to one side of the
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pie Dickg" he asked.

pie Dlck2" he asked.
] admitted that / never had.
1T war long tonne syne. 1t war be-
fore my railroads in this country and
they war robbers up in county Antrim
Dick-and a moighty fast man to rhun
he WIZ.
.FinnaIly the soldiers got otter i'm an
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CHAPTER III.

UT w
IT T. was the evening Of the third day
out from land and so far Jack had
had bat one real msal.
J. Being g Eassenger worker ard not a
s. iloF even, he was rot entitled, it seem
ed; 10 even the government require
-ments in the line of rations, and hence
was left to fare as best lie could on the
black pan and 81 was correctly named
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There be bthrick-bats a noying' and livery
mon was dhrunk. / wos thar meself,' he
continued with a chuckle and shrug OF
his shoulders, and then told me story
about Newry on Orange day and how
they broke all the windows in one of the
churches.
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TO make the other appliances: the rail-
way station, switches, bridges. sama-
phores. and the like"
Here Jack stopped his writing and
started sketching again.
Ito be continued)
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be hod in oirlsnd." for had told him OF
some OF my experiences near his home in
Newry.
DO you mind he said, finally, rails
ing his voice with a peculiar accent on the
last word. DO you mind when orange day
vas?'
Il remembered.
They had a great tonne at Newry.
moind the tonne they hod in tn squa-are.
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e knocked off york telling me to keep out
,r of the bo's'n's sight till eight bells
d which / did by reading his magazine.
THE afternoon was spent in about the
j. same way only, since it was in a loca-
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investigation disclosed n SLIGHT
wound In the head from n small
rifle bullet The bullet evidently
came from a neighborlng shoothg
gallery
Urges Fortificatlons.
The Seattle Changer Of Com
mefco yesterday adopted regOlu.
ton calling upon the Washington
delegation IN congress 10 urge the
passing 0f an appropriation for fol.
ly eauipplng the forts on Puget
Sound with men and armament
HoIees Ia Appointed,
Upon The recommendation ~
fenator Piles and Representative
Humphrey. ~ 3 Holmes. of 20.
attic. was yesterday appointed pen
sion examiner nt Seattle The pe
utiou soliciting hts appointment WAS
circulated Ia Seattle revntiy By
Frank Twitcheil receiver " the
local land office
VIII Aid Board.
Following the meeting 0f the
board OF health Monday, when
school sanitation waB discussed the
principals of The Seattle public
schools met yesterday 10 plan co.
operation.
Damage Claim Hsfuaea.
The county commissioners yes.
terday refused 90 allow q claim fof
$685. 30 damages requested by An.
drew Nelson. who was one Of tho
cfcad which Was prccipitated into
the sound through the collapse Of
the wharf az stones Landing on
June ~. OF this year
Complain Of swlndler.
Several complaints have been
made 70 the police Of the opera
tons Of young swindler who rep.
feaonta himself 20 be messenger
FOR the City Messenger company.
delivers a worthless package and
collects % cents.
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CITY RIAL RerArE.
ouoIon uoun afrnn

CHOfen HOME nfTMH
pIHs quarter acre tracts from fate %
ft00afhs soc ones are sli cleared ana
II ffnitl close 90 Graded sohesl. sids'
walks IN and waisf plped on each Tract
w q II NICHOLS. 90 unisn mix III
nonrON uAnuon iH booming foot
aainaut sidewalks and ely water Men
~ sil kiuds ~antfd % work sec ltlli
mans Onhlar l4dae in Times bianh tf
room coitaRa tai f6rioe freq wood
taaU. fHOu down Cell asilt ana IiinnHg
81 Phone White 2ia. Moth 49, Even
ings. North 1923 lF "
BEACON NIL.
$500 FOR tgKtz0 fnHi one ~ fhH
Wfat Views on UHaHuu flIil
MfHHIllr ftDHt
Room 500 fniHhH ftldF
In1m usdrrn bpuHa rheHp. Hiih ~
Hithnut flfniiufr Phone 9uren Anne
1iqf 10 %
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Cottage for Sale

A bsAsiiifHi tfnou CuttaHe. 90 fine
Vlaw Tot ahsi0n one block from faf.
short fids ffam thaiNssa center bar
Eafn gsff cash. bal saN abmshis
Price 81 500
JoHEru o. THOMAS A co. fNc,
100 cherry 81 --it.si
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PORT TOWNSEND. De :.
Charles Brooks. stopfathe, y.
Bate Chief Of Police Delapey 2
attic was operated on he,. F" =
evening for Bdghrs dlseass =
Delaney was at the bedside 80. z
the operation. which vas 80. I
iui The patient ~ doing MN
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/ LOCAL FLASHES



A petition for condemnation 81
the right ofway for an extension on
the Liyeaicy road Vashon island.
WAS filed ia the superior court ny
King county yesterday. the exten'
sion TO run from the Chnutauqna
dock To the uplnudn "a distance oi
two miles
Thugs Attack Japanese.
Some unknown thug attacked
william x Ilayakawa, a Japanese
cook employed al the Grcyhtone.
corner Of Marion VI and Minor av,
while the Japanese WAS passing the
corner Of Marion a. and B0rcn ay.
last night The Japanese suffered
from several broken teeth and
bruises
Chinaman Shot.
Hong Keo. cook IN a Chinese res.
tauFeut AZ bl9 King at dropped
10 the floor while 81 work last night
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New Councilman rIse,.a

PORT TOWNSEND. Dee "a
The council last night 80. -
Charles Backus 10 fill ne ~. = Z
Councilman Morse, resigned ~ y
ing The vote City Atiorney NJ ~
insisted that he had a right q w. =.
which the council denied b -. 4.
luton
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Want Ads
Telephone Them
To Us
And We VIII
Do the Rest

Charge for emo Insertion. Zoe
per line. Seven words 60 the
line. Three times. one cent a
woid. Ono monts, &c Ger Inns
per day.
Minimum charge ees - W.
20 ccnta.
DOWNTOWN AGEN Y
Kennedy DRUG Co First sv,s
and Cherry.
BALLARD AGENCY--P. n
ullcn. 32t Ballard ay, OPP.
ity Han. Phone. ballard soc
MAIN OFFiCE seventh av-
ctwocn Union and University
zones Main 1860. Ind. cal.
The Star cannot guarantee
ccuracy OF assume Responsible
~ for errors " any Kind ~
nrring IN telephoned .adver
sements.
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hate several cheics homestead faea
t!"ns % k#Htcfn Washington wheat hsit
WIZ ~ close 20 railroad Inualfs ais
HALEY buiidiu9 viii locate 10 nom
luai nWm
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Mr G l. Atwell has bees :.
pointed general agent Of he W.
ingtOn Fire Insurance e0muz.v i.
The state o. New York eaelesI.,
the metropolitan districts. :.
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WEST sEATTLE.

a ctngTMAH rREaENr ron Y6uu
WIPE d
~ SOC far beautiful b.foum bunEa 5
laW to- Wont Seattle one hl0sh 90 cat.
an iarsr hish sud aiahtN lot 1900
cash. balance ussWihiF pHNnuntHi lust
completed running water Boz kitfhnn.
see thia at Unrei viii take your savings
account 900 any bank 20 Nennic see
Mf MiliH Ht uur Went Hiha office Ninth
ahd california az Fhunt Wunt df o.
ItHEtii o. THOMAS a CO.
fnN cherry at
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
spscIAL NorlcEs
Coal and Wood

J " nuifeek successor % l.
peweu a to has bunkera a.
sos leth Ave. rear james 81 fevef
Mouse,
a8ih ave ard Dearborn ST. in south
east pArt "a the cifN, and
second Axe NoFtn ahd Boston 81
queen Anne itni oval ard ~end are
hauled Go the TOP ~ the Ria az these
places aud sold al doausiuwn prices
~-t.aist
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LOVE lIE. SICK LAWYER
MURDERS two

ItA Wilde, Nov. Doe
To ohien. formerls a = ..,a "a
cisco nov assistant pf0ees's, i'a
tofney here, ia o lealona rss, ns y
and dangerously wouno, ssss saa
Gardiner Who rame here ,. Dss.ls
from San Francisco 'seelilY
seiz"a O'Bieu and the la,,., *Allsr
and Killed him. The iss''i sha
been paying attention h "A, ~
and became enraRed AZ fsa,s EliI
~ We company of anothe, n
obrieu waa arrested and ! ~
ing was narrowly ayeried YEA
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MEAN rffrNauung 40 arrsH ~
ehales Irrigated land 20 acres So al
faifa balance Boa wheat hay al fenced
uifa HpFiuE efesk through the property
rarsH uu Qafnaf 90 tNn splendid fuhda
Clase 60 school ThiekiN settled naigh
barhaod rrlce taneN' Terms iiaf
ofapa alone viii more Than tske care u
RnuEnr NAt.Tuf
afs.p4esalt Alaska huiidinH
-~itIt
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
NOW LISTEN!

Why don't you BAY Fouf wife pair
- those trNtful 1ots in fANkLANnf
hgls thF inNfsHsN ~ nest year viii net
fan yrAt sam Hud start Nua an ths
way e. wealth and prosperity We have
Hnnd ear service schools rhnrrh hes beau
hful level slsated iafa and only 10 min.
NirH ffnm The business center pftrs6
range from f3t 20 liNp and We mahs
ieFms tn suit She ruchethpak THINK.
Inv HNii4AIH aHd isi Hs show Yuu the
lots Ht uuf expense Now To- the time
90 start the foundation for home
NATIONAL LAND co.
50A-e Pioneer tudr
fhanss Main itptl Tad f3fa
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raF sale ~ uwnef. thoroughly mod
sfn. fFaam cottage fulf cement base
nsus last completed sra aF. Queen
Anns hili fHtbe very easy terms Gail
IIaai of 81 aii West gruekfit 1911
Fes Bale foaiu hsuse end ipt $3.50
sasH. balance ffaa e. pct month Alec
BuunH geese fgf Christmas. aud straw
berry pianfs fHf sale cheap North seth
and gtQa Nuhafaide. Green fhHs lfflH
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CutCkFN RANCHES
we have three aaHefe tracts north ~
the citt that VIII make first tiaee chiek
au ranches ntaHud be- level ana taHitt
cleared close 90 HNhhui stores ana
rbufuh pftses $3.50. $3.50 and $500 cas-
itst Kind ~ tFftna
WENr WHEELER
aUa col MAN HiibH
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FREMONT AND BALLARD.


nAtfAun SPECIAL
Fer Haie 70 .roum hotel on BALLARD
ave Lease two years aud three months
rent 500 moutO 4 rooms rent fof faa
meath fef ~ 700 y cash
uaod Investment ~ room hoatdluH
house 90 nntiafd ave. faf 1850. quick
sale can and see uH
~ inia stNleA each. Tor tih n lot
YOUNG A. NnONrilG,
fNtA jefferson Place ballard
pNsua ballard EIH IT.fa
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tinted iaf fHnlnn. corner two BLOCKS 20
caf fine view 81 ZOO $3.50 cash, bai.
anre terms
Rev k.ruam hauHs. modern aii com.
pietsd ono tiutk So faFi Enud lafHfiuu.
ttk1N. $500 east balance terms taii
tis tiHt sf Nufth Phone hurfh ftt
Gail 800 before HthriinE
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IL sou are IA nsea - fruif shade %
sFns mental tfFes. shrubs % plants ! Shi
saruiv Yeur wants with ths neet % heae
tVhe - ~ W "a Hrasn \ inspector
rer tsth and Wagdfaah ehs biaek ffem
Waifnafnr car une ca tetA rtens
Narth afEt IL
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CITY RuAl wsrAra.

-
BETTER TAKE A HuN
out 10 Vfsoninhe station. whore our sales
man Nni show fau the Nfaeuiakr tirlst
volt addition. 10 blocks from The strp
sitian krounda, overlooking lehes end
UiauntsIhs lots nli in LAWN Prices
iva FERNS tio caah and - per month.
This addition adlplns TWO eiiF pafh
and reservoirs. ON 10 foot boulevard
Take dteenlaho ear ~ dIeeHlhhe station
our salesman IL there EVERY day. o.
" 1908 American HANK nldR ii-3o
Beautiful a.rooni bunHhiew eottHne. bath
f0om. closets iafFn dyer upstairs nhl
small basement sasi ffogi apod view =
Sound hietha tn Woodland fnfk ane
oar. iai tsHfo0 tteohi $3.50 doHn. balance
terms Can shfh Hnd IhnnrF aNn
Phone North ie White 2f8. eYeninfa.
North tiaa M th
Zone af the hest propositions offered
fur money Invested steady Income rFsfF
month You eau make this huHlufaa
large ne yuu wish NO experience nsedch
COLE CARLTON
~ HHHsH tiineh
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FARMS " tSTEu
EVERY DAY THEIRS ARE FROM iN
- 10 nanrie iH aHr affiee ana SAINT 90
eag farms nitAin reach 70 seattle mar
&et IL VISA have ear that vau want %
eel al reasonable price. call iwlurii
agalv 20 write. gAviax faH desesirtie
We TtaAr speciality ~ salHnE COUNTRY
BOnEHr MAf.rnY
-tf.fs
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REAL ESTATE DEALERS.


G u uitLMAN. I. :, , rimss nias
ApoLfn nniinENa as Ns~ ress
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&c MANTEo-MALe.


Guitar. bauis uaek ard sins daneiHs
rraf MaalsX taeats Thud ~ ia
tfGg
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Chflstsnas souvenirs naffalsFaa aitsei
bracelets. 81 lt raaas. taffaa AsHkefa
fTsaeeaNsHF indian made sea snnils
packing free fnf mailing Xe ulee rufi.
esitg ahan cuiman uacN -t'
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pR0arE4s'rnNs Learn assaNtus in enc
ynevth al uaa nekmeFs cfffce, fN0i ~
Battery street i4rl -tf p
stTuATtON wANTEp-FEkiALE.
------s---sasa--a-aaa..--~s 7ssa'-ss-sssaas
Lads wouiH 3As alnaW eNnaisn ~ piAtn
earhfHn ~ tftnz hunse fhane 2 tatt
rs. ta.p
WANTED-ReAL ESTATE.
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Homesteads

behee Pioneer tildT
Phones Main itptl Ind f8ra
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-10-01
THE THREE oLIFANs
ToPLINERs AT UNIQUE

The three Olifans, with half carload
of costumes. scenery and general theatre
cal accessories, are the feature of the
current weeks bill at the Unique, which
opened last night to two capacity aud
fences. PROGRAMMED as French eccen-
triques.'' these three artists put on an act
that stands in class by itself in the
vaudeville field and that is vastly anus
ing II is made up of a number of dane
ing and singing specialties in makeups
ranging from birds and beasts to three
legged comedians, and made one of the
biggest hits of the season.
The double harp singing and dancing
comedians" McCloud and Melville, also
created a favorable impression with a
novelty turn introducing character
sketches and eccentric dancing. Stanton
and Sandberg, the odd pair" completed
the olio with dialogue and singing
stunt
Bogus Senator's" from the pen of
Richard Cummings, was presented by the
Unique comedy company and proved to
be full of laughable situations. Tracy
McDermott, the popular lyric baritone,
sang the illustrated sons, and the Unique
o-scope operator offered three interesting
moving pictures.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-10-01
eWINNING A BET" is
PRESENTED AT FIscHER's

Manager Fischer offered another of Jolly
zebs comedies last night at FIscher's the
alter on First street. "Winning a Bet" was.
IL the remarks Of the audience can be taken
as an index one of the best skits produced
on the boards OF the little playhouse this
season The piece made a hit with two
packed houses A feature is Kate Carlsons
work as a kitchen maid. She sings com
zeal song, 1.-THE Mormon Coon" with the
chorus in support. Ruth Rutledge sings
dashing number ia 81 Can Learn to Love a
soldiers' In this the beauty chorus appeared
in military costumes. jolly zeb has song
entitled ''Three Dreams A serenade by
Arthur Boyce, lin Gay Seville" was we'll
received Motion pictures and a new vaude-
willie act preceded the farce.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-10-01
IN THE MAGAZINES

Edwin A. Abbey has made three charac-
teristically fine pictures for the opening
article lin the October Harpers Magazine,
illustrating Arthur Symons' critique of
Shakespeare's ''Troilus and Cressida." In
the same number William Nicholson has
striking picture in color of Norris
dancer in England. This accompanies
charming article on May Day Dances IN
Old England by the brilliant young Eng
lish writer, Max Beerbohm. Charles Ed
ward Russell writes very entertainingly
about Burmah and the IrraWaddy river,
under the title THE River of Pagoda
Land" in which he recounts some facts
about Burmese women which are rather
startling to western readers The lazy
delights of motoring in Spain are humor-
ously described by Louise Closer Hale,
in an article called THE Manana Habit,
and the illustrations are beautiful draw
ings by Walter Hall, reproduced in tint.
Prof Lounsbury writes on "Expletives
and Nom Expletives''- Of those articles
of his on language which everybody en-
joys, whether the student or THE man in
the street" What Science Does for
Farm Crops is another contribution that
makes a wide appeal.
1t shows how the scientist aids the
farmer in improving crops, and is
written by Professor Snyder of the
College of Agriculture of the Univer-
sity of Minnesota. Captain Mahan
tells entertainingly about "Old-Time
NaAal Officials" whom he has known.
Another article of striking interest is
1.-THE Bible in Four Hundred Tongues"
by w. G. Fitz-Gerald, illustrated with
photographs, and showing how the
Bible is translated into languages and
dialects all over the world. There are
seven fine short stories by Calvin
Tohnston Harriet Prescott Snofford
M L. Radford and Harriet Crandall.
James B. Connolly, Van Tassel SUIT
phen, Beatrix Demarest Lloyd and
Marie Mannering. and in the Drawer a
monologue by May Isabel Fisk. In the
Editors Easy Chair Mr.. Howells talks
to the returning traveller from Europe.
and tries to explain to him his own
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showing that she does not oppose 1t. To
the young people 1t is comparatively
little thing they ask. To the woman it is
the supremest test of her mother love.
1--WE can't help loving, can We mother?'
the girl queries, partly in explanation and
timorously.
And then Therese, realizing what this
thing means to her daughter, realizing
better than the girl herself, because of
the scene from which she has just come,
kisses the child with an excess of mater
nal emotion, and agrees to go toethe din
ner
A Double Anti-cIimax
Here the drama should end and the
audience take itself home, but M. Hervieu
has given us scene between the woman
and her lover, in which she repeats to him
what the audience already has realized,
that he has passed out of her life forever;
and yet another scene, in which the prince
Is offered power by his father in exchange
for the love he has lost. Both of these
are anti-climactic; and if necessary might
well have preceded the scene between
mother and daughter; though 1 am in
clined to think that the audience might,
still better be permitted to take them for
granted.
Miss Nethersoie gives an admirably re-
strained and artistic portrayal of the
distraught Therese. With consummate
skill she shows us the heart of woman
in whom passion alone is not strong
enough to conquer duty, and who goes
to her lover reluctantly even when i'm
PEELED by fear for his safety. Then,
again, she realizes well nigh perfectly
the terror and anguish of that second
act scene; and the later conflict, in the
, last act, wherein maternal love conquers
bitterest memory and physical lassitude
which, in q woman of less sturdy fiber
would have meant immediate prostration
All these things Miss Nethersole visual.
ICES with complete and satisfying art. A
strong character, this Therese de Mcgee
and excellently well depicted by the
artistic.
Strong Supporting Cast
Moreover Miss Nethersole has brought
us a company that is far and away in
advance of the supporting casts to which
| frequent infection has accustomed local
audiences. have already overstrayed my
space and the briefest mention must suf-
flee, but 1t would be unjust to pass with
out praise the careful and excellent work
of Frank Mills as the prince. Mr.. Mills
was here with Miss Nethersole last sea-
son and his acting last night served only
to add to our appreciation of his quality.
Likewise the deposed monarch of George
lngleton was well played character
effective alike in the quieter scenes and
in the more tense situation of the second
act.
The role of the daughter was charming
ly handled by Miss Molly Parson and
that of the Comtesse de Mcgee was made
properly grande dame, without being
unsympathetic, by Miss Katherine
Stewart.
Tonight Miss Nethersole and her COM
pany will present "Sapho.n
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-10-01
ATTEMPT TO MURDER
FORMER OREGON SHERIFF
official Is Severely Wounded by Ex-
bIosion of Bomb Placed In Gate
at Front Yard o His
Home

BAKER CITY, Ore, Sept. .SO.--An at
tempt was made at 1890 O'Clock tonight
to assassinate former Sheriff Harvey X.
Brown at his home in this city by
blowing him up with a dynamite bomb.
Mr.. Brown is at the hospital in crit
icaI condition, One of his legs was blown
off one of his arms badly mutilated and
he received besides internal injuries
caused by the concussion.
The outrage was similar in manner of
execution to that which resulted ir the
death of former Governor Frank Steu-
nenberg at Caldwell, Idaho.
Mr.. Brown was returning home, and as
he opened his gate the bomb exploded,
wounding Mr.. Brown and blowing In the
windows of his house. The explosion was
heard in the center of the town half
mile away.
The chief of police and county officials
are wholly unable to fathom any cause
for the deed and they are also unable to
obtain any clue to the perpetrators Of It.
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stones features was sufficiently realis-
tic to serve for the purpose of the plot.
Minor Roles Well Cast
William Yerrance as DR.. Manette, John
DAILY Murphy as Mf. Lorry and Thomas
Lowell as Mr.. Stryver were all well
placed and the host of minor parts add
ed much to the success of the play.
Miss Florence Smythe was most ac-
ceptable Lucy Mannette and showed
commemorate discretion in her handling
of the part.
Harry Spear, who Staged the play has
done wonders in his drilling of the mob
for the trial scene. Seldom has such
effective team work. been shown in
"populace gathering on the local stock
stages. In fact the whole production is
a credit to him. as we'll as to the indi-
yiduaI members of the company who
aid in presenting an extremely well baf-
anced production.