The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, January 14, 1900, Page 5

THE SUNDAY CALL. .} 910 lost fortunes==now, THo! for Mome! es the n dollars and quickly on my advice. The > T have never had an- the 1 k. I have been ¥ DESESEDSEIETEIASEDTEIS YT ESES ESESEIEAIETS KSR SRS, RS A ShSK deals In stocks has got to have cc e y insured < where I had to get () () and nerve. I've lost a mililon dollars and »ot of snow off my bl * L) » mot lost a wink of sleep ove And T've a s and cut a twig () ) made five times that much without losing ! v f men that are wi f % my head. As toall m scks ardship: . 7 I can say that it I ha & rmance and the “lucky e % 2gain, knowing wk c ¢ nd in the ruins ) not improve on my stock inv nts. 1 ne of the last performance ever I and another TIEEERALLITIT. RSATAT AT % { After the big Ophir deal T wanted some- held e theater. It is 1 I rgotten were with ’t thing to Invest my money In I b d nd the edges, but I intend ada in After ¢ thought would be safer than banks rogrammes, one dated we th 8 I the divide in very nearly every kind of ° t the burning of makes up ¢ gh S determined to * since, and I longed to get bac 1 will prove a plece of ¥ w- ¥ g pe warned us ing on a big scale; so I bought a r y ranches in So J » k 5 was in the air. We a E 0 Gwo E d SEEE e to % Seuthern California and called it Sa and fruit, we sger s I row for we'd . ( Anita, and it there is a fairyland on & arge-sized mortgage. I intend . * . - of snowfalls. % 1 right there. at off with the money realized ¢ But they = s 1to this 3 ( I-have invested in all about two million S EI2 IO Natel piw- . e fellow - o O | to a D al a d e to et % dollars in Southern California. Some of LR e R & S (Q the finest horses in the State were raiced e Kok S ”a;: oo eaa % on my ranch down there. Next to min- o 'po o St T e n that T s . ) in€ Llike to raise horses and race them. B ot 26 st N & D0, = U t a DO t ast Im % According to the Mayor of Saratoga, Ind., ghovel and rocker. But I lfke to prospect ’ p I'm the st racing man in America gng always do my own experting. If I When I was in Indiana a year or two a - he greeted me h, and, on my as = s . ) for an explanation, said that fifty /A South Bend, at which a Id of an ng good I'll know it and ¥ ut men to work getting it out fn the st and best way. Now that the hands I can carry out my Having had the place so long. ¢ won $200. h I had o N %< :gh I ha L Aas o e L I recall it e years, I gnowshoes w e m ourse, 1d on that dea nd I could does entitle me tc g part with in my own did not do so, a of about s of gigantic mani horse that wa d a man that had a went lTike th fm re the day - life we went slid rs, we reached the r 1 stocks, & “Snowshoe cir vells in the dist the ple didn’t need to look else- Two Chicago sharpers, who were down to three trips one after anothe - exe o ought it would be easy complaint, al at was plums k if I ran that he f thom were I put one of the farm bo Indian Attack on Lucky Baldwin's Party in the Utah Mountains. From a Painting by Cross, who was JSent to the Sxact Spot by Mr. Baldwin for the purpese of Making an Authentic Picture. gasl b 1d not follow our tracks the snow vered mountains as was. caught hold of the mule's tail, and swam they could. and was the most excited and interested . s back and could not see “Snowshoe. back’of hirh, the others following my ex- Because I was supposed to be naturally spectator on the little-stand crowded with to -t A e, ead at a We got to Nevada just in time for the ample. The Indians fired a shot or two, “lucky” people would dog my footsteps the townspeople. The resu f nd then s A ¥ was 2 fallen tree lodged against Ormsby massacre. Our tents were pitched but missed us. Once across the river we and hang around my office beggIng was $200 in my pocket an ® s G nding one and into this crevice the back of the Ormsby house, and we saw were soon in Carson City, and a detach- for a tip on the market. The Women had to walk back to Chicago E of 1 i lost our the boys brought in dead, the victims 6f ment of soldiers was sent out from the stock dabblers were the most persiStent interested in racing more « hrough all our Indian arrows. About a week after that city to glve chase to the Indians. —these mud-hens were bigger nuisances gince and m is : matches, we had a little Indian affair of our own. Even after such experiences in Nevada than the men, because you couldn’t thfoW I've owned and run, bu - limbs from the We taken our pack mules and were I went back again in time for the Com- them downstairs. joyed another purse as much as that fi 1 o ths amie wial out prospecting at some new diggings. stock excitement. It was in those days 1 don’t believe in advising others, al- $20 one. - # E from the wind with our At night we built a big bonfire and were that I went into stocks and big deals. though I have helped some people Who | o oo . member would be a but heard T & Ind weak little flame just settling down to pipes and storles The Ophir deal was the one that won me were not afraid to take chances to moke NI R Y g both a s i narrow es- and when we noticed a crawling line of thin the title “Lucky.” There was no luck a fortune. G. W. Grayson of Oaklana " houtmentioning tb would give me st r C blue smoke on an opposite hillside. In- about it. I came out about five million made a quarter of a million by ac ':‘J"I::::l; itk te dtciiant. 3 faction three votes agat " : : g @S LONO O DO SLOL O SV SVOL SRASHS UGN UO LG S 6L S GO SOOI LT SN0 HOLS DY SO & R} how many 1 iyt “i“:‘“ . ot m ck w1 the o 3 i \ -4 have n up was twe s . o ek i e ks arowna we, cunkn - M@ xTcan Dollars and a Phonograph Conglgred SUTU. s enouen to make me s 4 ; 3 and Cair ¢ But i G i 5 g lawyer. 1 work on my cases ' = oy e e - 3 “(‘ q’”> “':"Il‘ :“i"fif To an umm‘r. in q«noml Rat;s"fomm:\nd wind when the air was quite still outside. tric lights were shown to him, and he was the lawyer himself n > Soinid mallid’ sibd Bont o Pl e m“;mmr; in the F ‘mmnnfi |= vflf}r\'f:"l@ 1 e foll.l*':- ’I:!\e fan \\. s brought and p!-aced In front permitted to turn them on and off by up in law, even if I tu e man . ¢ thiia T S wnat —— ing story of our new “fellow citizen,” the cf the Sultan. Delighted beyond measure, blowins against the glass bulbs. Already, entitiing me to practice. sy oo gy By o ng them N Roa - Ik R ., Sultan of Sulu: he watched its revolving and questioned It is said, he began to think it would be @ 1. 1o caiq that T tr G Tive ntil Lioyd got there with » of Biudic en when “Snowshoe The Charleston, it seems, was sent to the officers about this wonderful machine good idea to swear alleglance to the Gov- X st FRdver ot B It was fighting, not luck b — ¥ straws with chatter- take po! jfon of the Sulu Islands, but which could creata breezes that should ernment of a country whence such things ¢ 1t v hat I had ; . biggest 1 who should go back first. the commander of that ship, preferring come only from heaved. “Would It stop ©manated, but his subjugaltion was com- erty. It wasm't that .,'A‘ = . rite a book and teil ot ward who made the first peaceable means to warlike measures, some time, or would it go on forever?® DPleted by'the v R L T, D o A T it oy . p v 3o ue M. S0 it his feet on the back of senta cordial invitation to the ruler of the “Blow cn it.” he was instructed. “The on¢,SIEht of more Mexican doliars than to Insure my property ot an nsur- t o 5 mn 1 it O nowshoes, his arms around group asking him to come aboard for machine is entirely under your control {sinine the imprisoned human soul was 2NcS 2° i i . be ty in t k and away they slid ffn. The royal personage readily accept- and wiil do your bidding.” LetuLEE out. It Goaks to Bl 1¢ sang for Dotel fire 1 w o ot ] a O k theen gt SAOWS the wight tain miles to Straw- g, and on his arrival alongside the ship The Sultan blew his royal breath, when him, but it was a trick, a joke; it was in bullt the Baldwin Hotel T first leased the " Ty r the first man who berry. was saluted with seventeen guns, which 1o! the fan stopped. Aghast at his power, & Strange language: he would see. His ground on which it stood and afterward il R N I 50l out to Gilbert of It was all right golng down, but it was so flattered his self-esteem -that he he asked the officers eagerly what should interpreter was instructed to talk to it. bought it. The Rotel cost, when it,was Just new i looss T 0 S0 % L2 S08 0 8 and he took slow work for Snowshoe Thompson stepped on deck swelling with pride and be done to start it again. “Blow once 1iiic,%as @ wol Jer indeed; .the thing pgnighed, 0, and 3200000 was after- to be added to my tith o g P A v =it s 1 Pl s ; talked back. It repeated the exact words s s g G mein aive hore S climbing up hill again. We thought he puffed up With importance. With much more,” he was told, and at his breath its of his seore the same tone of voics Ward put into it for tmprovemen s R o - hotel paid an interest of $150,000 a 4 ad of Europe. would never get back, and our hopes empressement the distinguished guest was whirring began. Carrled away by-this even. Would the d -, fa t the right time. 1 were down o zero again when we heard conducted to the captain’s cabin and seat- new expericnce his Royal Highness played and some of the Mexican dollars, of which it wasn't a bad Investment. T re playing that same his cheery “Hello I've covered ground ed where the breeze of an electric fan fell with the toy until the engineer, concealed they seemed to have so many, if he would stood for rs without an Insurance and tign the treaty? The CONQUESt Was cOmM- qniv the year before it was burned did I s glve this wonderful box ancient right to “Lucky.” e house in a good many w from an elephant’s full upon him. Wonderingly he peered from view, must have become weary with - g - , ete, if bloodless, and when the seven- i . ; . ried for the mines in Ne- back in India and a jinrikisha In Japan around to see where the mysterious turning the current on and off at the :’Q‘;;‘“K:‘ns"zzflmtd Svee the’ rabat ah B e out a policy for $50,00. I had been Y of money fa coach and eight in Califor- breeze came from, and finally his inter- whim of the astonished padishah. loft the ship his chest could hardly con. warned that a certain party had threat- > pia—but that ride on the back of those preter asked the cause for the refréshing Before he had tired of the fan the elec- tain his swelling heart. ened to burn my hotel and that was the