The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 2, 1906, Page 5

lana sama al ox ent alia, = W it tak Mine Beawy « toadly and te ac agement Drury Lane, London : ‘ ma oe ime HAINES HAS MEN WHO ber of the firm at the Rathe| nee 4s a inustoal figure may be UNITED STATES COMMISSION: | pany kellar and he was informed t orrectly gauged ER KEIFER DISCHARGES RECEPTION AT HOME gor Hie MONEY THROWN [had fost ali the money tiny Both Mr, Webb and Mins Alda o : CHARGES THEY |Smounting th all fo $750, Requests| Hemmt, the prima donna f . | FIREMAN ACCUSED OF TAK The nto JAIL ~ s refund met with a flat re) COMminy, will have apiendid INQ) GOVERNMENT prop.|*** ane @WINDLERS. fusal and yeater —~ m aines ran T he Wed atng Day ‘in the « the oss the man whom he had first ain 19, and ts Ni iven by u sotion with the scheme. |th© greatest succe ERTY PROM THE ARLINGTO) tf the past be f trustee to run, one for the rear of the aa. |! loon and the other for the atreet | joor, Haines succeded only in| ¥! . an and} Was charged with stealing gover, prone at the Star] mont seen for the lust time, They Ma escap pe ty In the Arlington doe’ Rainier we" * | holding Cameron, the other manag-|COM#ttute a very acceptable hour| {% Uelted States Comn with Haine ing to jerk away and eacape| 48d a half of varied entertainment | Ketfer stated that no tortmis Haines Contributed, through the alley, Sergeant Spren.| 89 the attendance thia week hag} *’'enee has been Introduced tend ‘ niribate | Sle aad Patrolman Westedt were at | %ee8 to a capacity at every perform.|'"* te Show the guilt of Longbo 5 the beatin tracted by the souffle and arrested |2"*. On Me afternoon Anna| {OM and as he sould nat be | teevatan Ba Namiiton and her company will ap-| ried DY © court, It was his euty | pear in @ dramatic p entitled | ' release him Othere Are Arrested. | “Roggure fe and Marion a nl Swank Sf Pollen Whagenaten we , Later Detectives Adama, Corbett /offor a travesty sketch: Margaret | {%# Oly witness called to the staid me and also IN land Phillips wore sent to the Pike] ance will make lightning char: | United States Attweney Gardner ald x. tintnes waa at lat. office and found Reber and changes; West and Benbon | © Bie cnpearenes ane Come t At | Howitt, They were sont to head:| will contribute a singing and dno Py SemmNeNR: fhe | Oe man after quarters and booked and the tele|ing act and the Thies Kelty wes | soon discovered graph inatruments and office ta pwn for a movett tae <p cing bunkoed, how: |tures setsed as evidence. eccentric dancing Ny te Mr = vainly _ ring hive Little ts known of Camerot } Worth ts preparing « ‘ballad thet wil ight of the | Howitt came to the coast t doubtless prove as popular as all of od his around |i recent offertngs; the expert stenog-|chestra of six pleces wtt has been im-/repertoire of four selections and ested tm the hotel and liquor|the moving ploture film will have 1 & Co, oper © and telegr « iu the People a Ten years the | es Teunant, With miastoner Ketfor « he three men Under the facta as ¢ tand the ® arth business at Nome and other Alaskalsomething instructive and comic | 2 {8h ther be cities for several years and wasl There are three dail performances wa = othe formerly @ wellknown hotel pro-lat the Star pense to the ernment and m grister of Gt. 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