The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 15, 1899, Page 4

SOO RCE en ee ne ° rete nemesis, Steer meme ete rH SEA LE STAR, sane aay eon poets mea oe Peas taken from an Bryptian tomb DARA ee eeeeeteeetets : , " 2,000 years oid have been pianted 01 GAVE HIS LIFE F : ‘ JUR WIDE AWAKE | and fruit, There t# no le a peas being Emyptian, \¢ ls as good evidence strong evidence to Fs in a business trans j convince botanists they are as old as bre t | q the tomba WILLIAMSPORT, Pa, Sept. 1 $ action asin a breach | Hi The partiament building in Wel-| News has been received here of °3 of promise suit . Be at lington, N. %, te the largest woodeq| drowning at Newport New he pectal bargains in (00 A Ors, 3 m building in the world, In Weillington| #on Ly Mayes, of Montour ville: he 18 » op? vouns Keeps continually selling the and some other New Zealand towns] served on board the eruiser Mont: | severe eye oe \ products of the best shoe = ’ almoat every house ts constructed of] Momery during the Spanish war. | Grade + + 000 manufacturersof the country wood, Large churches, even, and| Mayes wae discharged hondrably | = ued 7 Old Earth Will Tremble Neath the x.ters ctornss, rs from the serhioe task May: wal Int Denny-Coryell Company $ prnca nie hal tant diye Oe baie | structed of the same material shipped da merebantmvan Printin P iret i ; n’ S Roar. Society sugestions from La Junta,| While at Newport we a whip ring fog } Sey | tiful specimens of artistic ann Col, Democrat: “What this place mate fell overboard and Haye Sextabatwenwobnaanuers’ | style, fitand grand wear... quires tm the social line is less form.| lunged to hin reseue, Hoth we ality, ‘The ladies cannot make a call| drowned, Hayes refusing to #ave | unless they put on their best bib and} Dimeself without bis companion The White Pass & Yukon railway! MEN HUZZAH AND ROCK tucker to do it, And we Would sus- takes no more through freight for gest @ Mother Hubbard afternoon, Dawson, A large amount has beer when the callers could get out on the proffered, but te re al ad ‘the ne Tal Fine Kid Spring) Young Ladiew’ Fine CHROME KID - lawn and turn. the hore on each oth-| reason forbids the handling of any LACK BHOES, perfect fitting arian HEF 1 BHO! kid or . . her comignments A great 24 erand wearing; $2 bo value, only) cloth tops, on New Idea lasts; grand Hy F H i R on $1.00 « patr wearing; $2.60 value, only $2.00 a pair. There has been a general overhaul KmOUnt of goods are being handled J ) The Children Will Sing and ths Welkin Ring, tro ren secon crewmen] THE EXCHANGE is'nt ctatsoe tos inte a tader" Pine chrome sex. gator |" Kade Fine Viel "tb ‘mika . } newt lace or button kid or patent th ew | lace or button, heavy winter weight, ses House, The matting in the vartow ‘ , " patent tips; 1 , When Dewey Comes Sailing Home. rooms and halle has been’ renewed essai and Wh Imperial Taatneaustfu River; f| fam atthe mies new Mai at and the ceiling of the cabinet Tomorrow evening the Seattl ie deel ae | t B da pair, Ld ering; . az freshened, The blue parlor ts un Will be formally opened. to the rapide ie ims dn be ventas t Viel KID GHORG,|* Pee VICE KID SHORE, on © the rapide is bei shed rapidly, dion’ Pine <p 8, 01 * Sa lie hen ‘ lon of Admiral, ing @ thorough overhauling. The) No business will be tranracted at pore the pe ~ ° i vy flexible 7 cre He NEW YORK, Sept. 15—The plan ee eiee a: talrty good old mirror and all the other furniture thie meeting, the time be voted | Detare the netting in of winter. Th n new Manish Insts; the ideal "¢ Louis Heel lasts, extremely sty! c jon of r home 0 c ~ “ ake a Sept. | ve ’ 4 es : say chef cada the uppe < © $5.00 4 pair ® perr. $a. 29 and 9. Certainly nothing hax ever eon seen to compare with and upholstered. The window shades, cus f Heuttle’s busix travel in and out from Dawson a@ eg ‘ | Ladies’ nuine KA ROO, the mighty preparations that will tranaform New York into a bower of | 404 curtain Axtures Rave bedn taken) ests The program haw been ar | very easy matter Ladle at BOX CALK SHOES,| AAT jar butt sume eee eereaiidering Oriental scene of apiendor, The «reat show | own and eltk damask bas been re-/ ranged as follows Kangeroo tops, new Derby iasts,| > AMM. lace or button, new sutumt will pie at Sandy Hook on afiernoon of Thursday, Sept. 28, and| Moved from the walle, Opening remarks, ..J, D. MeCutcheon Goodyear welt sewed; the ideal au hard Pesce $3.90 value, only 42.00 will move upon the city like an enchantmen At night red fire will be a ERE | Seattic: Her Past F ent, and Fu AMUSEMENT Bi jtumn and winter wear shoes; $4.00) | ath i 82 4 2. “ : o 4 coast, all | ture J.J. MeGliwra value, only $3.00 a pair. 5 . _ Durned from Beabright to Fert Lee on the Jersey shore and coast, | " O14 Ladies’ Fine GLOVE KID Blong Staten Island and from Far Rockaway to Astoria on the Long here Stock Exchang THIRD AVENUK “THEATER Ladies’ Fine Viel KID SHOES, 12,caLFY SHO soft as velvet; solid Fred Rice Rowell) (Tonight)—"The Last Stroke.” in. high-cut tops, new Manish lasts Island shore | ei on ooh . ‘ comfort here; only $1.50 @ pair. All this is but preliminary to the great naval parade of t Relation of the Exchange to Ou —_——-—— | perfect storm or bicycle shoes, only! Old Ladiew Genuine KANGAROO @ay, which will be followed by a display of fireworks afto PR oe cng e C. A. Harilson) | Special Bale—Fine note paper, in | $3.60 4 pair |CALF SHOPS, extra wide and that will outdaazale the wildert | n in tte splendor, Th ining is Weabingion and Alaska | be Denny Coryell Co. M16 let ave, Old Lad! Fine KID SHOES,| roomy lasts, the ideal old ladies’ hard ft ‘ 1 line. Following will come the steamboats John P. Fay - - extra wide and roomy jaste, ie t 1h Te ee ieee GF the aity, twvited questa and press reprenentat Bureau of information... M. Moore Important Change. G54 wensing, oly $1400 pair, id | serve shoes; $2.60 value, only $1.75 Tee aerate, pith Bir Thcenas Lipton leading, and finally. amile or more of Adigon’s pomae ieiaablion Is 9! The Mining Bureau rare we po! : ge. : ’ pair 4 cages oie Geant. tems an jen, J. D. Melntyre ‘The Ramaker Muste Co, have se- Gole Agents W x ABB’ Me oad - ee excursion boats, The Olympia will come to anchor off Grant mb and s Gen, J uM ure © a Men's Celebrated FOOTWEAR, galute, when all the excursion and other boats will cirete nd her. At Remarkable Machine. | The Future of Gur Ahipping Indu cured the exclusive agency for the | new fall aty! $3.00, $3.00 and $4.00 4 pair 1 f fir of fire fr CGireene o)d and rellab! eatey organs. ‘ night hearcb phew be aemrent a opie . of firew - w = } EW YORK, Sept. 18—Thomas A. | hag NO ag! . weg > vb rtewypr dt . ph 1“ a ituminated floats and all manner of devices river, the comapleted his wonderful annnats at nga Prong hv Bir lb ay pdt Dewey arch, Brooklyn city hall and the great ' ndent id eutractor. Of this Mr. lags (oo eens Sa yar ee Te find them at 1415 Becond r@) W PE i ERSON & BR with beauty, while various pyrotechnics will prominent a hayR iad tee Wertaieee, HE. A. balinaer _ - . y2 3 points in every direction | “This is certainly the biggest thing | pe eachanwe nnd | net pata The scenes of Saturday, if not so britliant, will be even more IMPFe/ 1 ever invented-—this electric process ‘Phe Kuchang sae tI Natural Ke- | Great Slugs of Gold. | 206, 208, 2IO Pike St. saive. Admiral Dewey will be escorted to where the Clty"*) for extracting gold from sand. Near Chas, Ko Jonner| Ate. being extracted from the bowels loving cup will be presented 200 1 ging in chorus. | genta Fe, N. M., there is a region of!) stock xchange and the Rea { Mother Earth by the Pacific Conant Then the admiral will be taken to Riverside e be will break-| too miles square, containing gold k te ft WwW. FP d Mining Co. Forty-one mines in fast and meet ail visiting and focal dicnitaries, afier which he will take| worth g00,000,000 that would hav : vstate Hoard Towset tive operation. Mew te the time @ carriage and ride with his escort at the head of the line to the review-| mained there had this 5 - buy this stock at the Seattle & ing stand, near the great arch nty-fourth street. Here he will! noon discovered. That gold will now! hwestern Miaing exchange. review ta great parade. Th a's batt alton of 254 heroes will tmvel1. taken out and added to the IALS OF . 2 4 Advantageously to the fmoqualinic Buliding uo the right Une, and 24.000 men wil! mar world’s supply, There are large cold ie Was Con 7 Words can hardly describe the many brilliant and impressive feat-| Sonosite elsewhere where the pro | c nsumed by Fire SEATTLE CATARACT CO. tares that will attend thia mighty show, Over $19,000 hae been officially | on. with be made of value THE PLOTTERS : Because he did not have his m Snoquaimie Light Spent in fireworks, which only fainty expresses what will be burned bY} Phe machinery which Kdieon has a “ ha gar hs by A. L. eOeCeooe private individuals, On the night of great wa parade the sce?) devised has been completed and ia! c ew York Block from the river banks will be Inexpressibiy grand. Troops from Tal) ready for shipment to Banta Fe. -- : cn states will join the procession. The finest bands have been engaged. A “IM. where ft will be started. It in| PARIS, Sept, 16.—Intereat now ce 18 mM though the outline of the plans has been drawn, the inge y of man Will! hoxed wp at the Edison works at| ters in the trials of the Royalist Popular With Our Boys in Blue”) De drawn on to the utmost from mow until thg great event to make this! Grange and surrounded by every|other plotters, which pa next 1% ; the most impressive reception ever witnessed on this continent, of perka, afeguard of secrecy Monday before the senate, acting as | i is on any other. 1am the patentee of the process. 2 high court of Justice 18) i said the inventor, “out my only in-| Deroulade can @e cour eleph 18 Co w i terest in the corporation, which in| theatricais, though repor —Telephones— | reer H leatied the Calestro company, @ my/| against bim have dintinished tn im-| Muin 588 Main 659. ashington and Sonleentel, iy — ~ S = | erp og e fte expert. I expe portance | x T Ww. F i New Mexico with the ma Hulot, for the state, has drafted a Jchinery and to superintend the ¢ report on discoveries made in the y h - he Water Front _AN INSULT | sitetortt "ate Sta" reine Serta Mane | W OTL ete ROSLYN aw \*s Py yore almost at once. [tween the Royuliet and anti-dem ite ; Fi ——— the start we shall produce | leagu Several of thone W t is - “ sinsey CITY, %. 32.. Sept. 6 9.080 worth of gold every Gay, The| were in the pay of the Duke } ou an COA | Aa ‘The schooner Mildred FE, which RSE rig _ | nee machinery will take ft @i-|leans. Cipher me used by the eailed from St, Michael for Seattic| James Pickerden, proprietor of | Loy trom the sand. There will be, plotters were also discovered. Bu | —Telephones— about August 1. has not arrived yet, | Testaurant, today Killed Jas. Hayes.| no transportation of the ore. We| lot claims that the clergy was iy A rgain ° | Main ssa Main 658, apd her long passage {s causing |?! Years old, in bis retaurant Pick-| 141) handle it all on the spot and| interented ts in the plat alarm to parties interested. She | ¢Tden was arrested. He asserted that/ 1s ght the pure gold ee 10 BE GIVEN AWAY bad between 3 and 6 passengers |%* Was aeting in self defense “My process has soived the prob- | bs a New, be or Mad sboard. and left St. Michael two) When Hayes entered the rwataur-|iem of gold mining without water | lar th ‘weeks in advance of the bark Hun.| 4"! today he gave his order to 8/1) nae een tested and found to fill BD canal opportanity to get The Best Apples rete tena |man it aae tee elec, Sere aes| FOR CEN. OTIS PIANO or ORGAN 9 4 $3 s:rerr, Sens “ae cee the girl took offense and om= The steamer Willamette arrived in| plained to the proprietor, who then | som" biases m Mat more ham three A Star Estate Ran: The Best Peaches port last evening with 30,000 pounda| threw Hayes out. Hayes re-ontered Remember we have the Or a $5.00 Rocker. ot leh was diecharged to-|and had another encounter with the| 'eh48 downward ta some localities | The Best I tur cr tan pana ean dock. Part| Cee ee eaceeet wham the | £0r,100 feet below bedrock Is reuch-| WASHINGTON, D.C. sept. 15.— Largest and Most Com Noth to Do e st Pears Of the cargo is consigned to Foley| latter drew @ revolver and shot the) Some months ago Gen. Miles recom plete Stock in the City Nething to Collect The Best G ~ mended the purchase of a number of e rapes con-| young man through the heart hd fre wane fer use in the Phitip ‘is tor priow «pd terms These Hatem ome presents are now to tractors in the Boundary creek coun-| Hayes had « go reputation and ime its recommendat - Ds ¥ be seen in our windows try, B. C.. and the remainder will| was the sole support of a widowed een aa hone . S. JOHNSTON go to Cascade tunnel. The Witlem-| mother president of the boa Holden & Wilson Farniture Co And all the rest of the good on £0 Coat che Srasare-| mothe ie and fortifications. Gen. 203 Second Ave, Burks Bulldiag = i i ~ jake on a cargo of coal here — AT TENNIS things in the Fruit line a The tremendous drain on the Pa CARGO OF FI FISH ee " to t eifle Coast const bunkers intely in| i | now felt by shipping men, as the | | Seattle tennis enthust upon . supply to almost exhausted. The AND NO GOLD | cence cen oft cretary 4 naid, has de | Miami hes not yet completed her | te sport yesterday aftern 4 that gun shall b wed. Tt cargo, and may he compelled t ting team outclassed its oppon-|is not known how many sent wait until more coal agrives. The} ents, but the latter, at times, did/to the Philippines —Teephenee~ see Witlamette will, it i¢ thought, be de-| Steamer Faralion, Capt. Roberts,| some very sharp work. Whitman, | = | : ss fayed several days by the scarcity of |arrived in port in a dense who has won over all opponents, | | Stain S88 Main 669. _ 415 Pike Street coal. j morni 6 pas 4 marvelous player, He does not! ~Telephones— see from Lyn way p seem to rely on ewiftness, but on ‘The steamer Charles Nelson, which! jot 6 and sceurate placing ond skilful serving. | | Muin 588. Main 659. — arrived from Cape Nome and St. Mi-|at a anneries on the| His great reach and quickness make| BE SIDETRACKED os n chael Wednesday, will not go north) way south, taking on nearly 200 tons) > @ grand back-court®player. At} | on oe P ee thie season. It is understood | of fish altogether the net he is not so strong | 66 HE bird let loose from that she has been chartered by th The steamer countered rather] Davie and Ward are a wonderful . ; | rota Se 7; eastern skies," government and will proceed at once! rough weather on her return trip,| team, aw is the case of Whitman and| WASHINGTON i5——{t ts slephones— ¢ . oe | to San Francisco for repairs and 4) and several of the passengers left] Beal Wright. This team has one! her likely that ore pon Before returning home, complete overhauling. {il this morning. Only a|{eft and one right-handed man. Da-|Gen. Ludington will in tu e| Main Ses. Main 65%/ — Oft stoops his wing to earth | —Telephones— « ‘ passengers were from the| vis is strong on service and plac- | Seattle as @ shipping port for troops | Main 588 ‘Main 659, ‘The bark Hesper, which arrived #€) interior, and no treasure was brought] ing and net play. Ward does some| Mi# oppowition, bh lime t and hies _ er ee Cotman the otherlacwn.’ Fotlowing le her at smashing. Beal Wright is a| tbe fact that there ix no regular dy Where lying grafters roam. iy, ran into a typhoon which near-! iis: yer. Hille, pie, C. coming man in national tennis, He| Pot here, and does think one Wellknowing all we promise ly kent her to the botjom. Her safle) we powling, J, Dowling, M is lithe and active, and pl u-| Will be established. Transports for} @8 oe ood were carried away, and while in a oo.) . ; the Philippines will, in fut ave| good, ardson, Mra. Molan. J. A tifully. In the last doubles he and | ~ —— i ype ay tee. whe was offer-| srs, Turner, #. Wilson, Prof. Russell made some very pretty ex-| from San Francis plait By word ve deed, in type, assistance by the monitor Monad- H 4 a —Teiephones— ood Donaid, G. Ripinsky, J. K |changes. Scores stood | on wood. pont aoe aonity reached Ka chee | son, J. Metray, Mra Cariyon, Mise| | Davie va. Newton, singles; ¢-4, 6-1 ERRAT | Main sas Main 69 “*THE OWNERS, H, H. Dear- an fag y, although badly water-| weneter, F. Sanders, H. Packham,| Davis won. born & Co., J wala J. W. v kiln, A. J. Loggle, F.] Whitman ve, Russell, singles, 6-1.] In the statement concerning the | ga, RE ~ » a The immense log raft which lett Cost tevirtch, G, Crabbs,|6-2. Whitman wen. yment of delinquent taxes, an er | PIGOTT & FRENCH CO, | Sell tide land lots and up Seattle in tow of the tug Czarina Carlson, H. Phil Foolkes-Newton va, WhitmanDa- wae made in giving the expira os W. Washington st. have the only lands low, some time ago, (s still agrift and in Charlie and wife,| vis, doubles, 7-6, 6-3. Whitman-Da of the time fixed by law for the ino , 1 I at in Room C, ground floor, Hal- considered a dangero% menage to wis, J. O. Tin-| vis won: ng of past penalties. The Li type Job Pr ti if M hi ler’s beehive, navigation. The ship Oriental, Phich Carson, 0. L Whitman- Wright ve. Ruesell-Hurd yuld have read Nov. 1 instead mee 0 8 ee { arrived at San Francisco from Pris McNeil, 8. A.| doubles, 6-2, 6-4. Won by Whitman-| of Sept. 9, Includi Nie day, th Established eighteen sixty tol bay. reported that she had nearly #. Beck, C. G.| Wright penalty on all de taxes be __ five. - run into the raft when in latitude Foulkes va, Wright, singles—First| yond ¢ cent from the Go patronize the tide land 38 dee. ” minutes north, longitude | wet «3; won by Foulkes nuaat two} date ot Hinquency Is aboilshed kings, eg. 9 minutes west, durS« 4 neta, 6-2, won by Wrigh his has caused a great rush to t , , heavy fog. The raft seemed to to |G Hurd va. Ward, singles, 6-2, 6-1.| county treasurer's office during the] ROSLYN A cornucopia it brings, intact, and the tug Fearless, which | @ Won by Ward past week was sent out to help her, was no-|% Play commenced today at 1.90 p,m ee Totey- where in sight. ir - Drills at Reform Schoo L.... | Ros! n ‘Coal "5% \8 | The steamer Cleveland will salt! THE PLAGUE CHPHALIS 15. ~The boys —Telephones— ; oe from the Arlington dock for Capel at the State Re m school are to be! srain gee ™ Nome and St. Michael at noon to-| The Smithsonian institution has a given military dr This ts -(— Hain 689.) Wre BOY A.. —Telephones— morrow. She has a full cargo and| woman expert on lobsters 1S DWINDLING ing to @ recent order of the vard | Main 688. Main 659, ‘will take up a number of pasxengers.| The Argentine republic ir bi of control. They ha trum corps ‘The st ‘Al-Ki hich mie to the amount of $ | —_———_-—_—— and have already corr - | ye steamer Al- which arrive mune 1 but have no na, and will b | “4 from the north at 4:20 o'clock this! The wealthy women of Ven | LONDON, Sept. 18.—The bubonic] aritied only in the marching move (“SRATTLE TRANSFER ot | morning, commenced joading today “"* ™ Big Mn org nd ef! plague in Portugal show® no tend-| monte at presen for Lynn canal ts and will jeave| @res, and ‘ iM ape om much money On| eney to mpread, but rather appears to)” pi ana Frelgat, Passenget ant Baga, REGINAS ~ ] Sunday. She will take on a big adornmen ¢ dwindling. The British Medica) | From $7.00 to 00 | cargo here and considerable freight| No lew n $200,000 in pennies ts) Journal says there i# no need of NORTHW TERN STOCKS: STORAGE. $ § aarti ar at Paneed kept lock p in London automatic rm in regard to the disease, It] ; aoe us y Sh Clay & C0. The barkentine Wiille R ome S\ing to the computation of the watcid bep the plague are Cleantinesal aaknand wan dedi hs “STEINWAY" el on her way to Puget sound from San officials and efficient sanitation, and denoun-| (ee ee ee eed th a Sie uecsnd Avenes °° Gentue Francisco. he will take reoot) 5 1 has now about 29,000 miles| cos quarantine as “opposed to] yy, ei tan Sant to aa ROSLYN lumber to Manila for the govern+| of ratiway line, including t great|the true principles GEeVEWIVE| cen, eae atte 9 a ment. t » | lously No sales were rt | . . ave extensions In Siberia. Half of this|medicigg and of proved useless COAL ROS he steam schooner Aloha, of San| £™¢*! age has been added dur-| The Journal also points out that | . x THE MOST DELICATE Francisco, sailed from this port for ng the past eight years. l“even in dirty Portugal the disease RAILWAY NOTES. slephones— * COAL Cape Nome last night with several eking now has an electric rail-|'* barely keepin alive, nem } Pastry will not fall when hundred tons of lumber and miners’ Toad. running from the eouth gate) ore Main 588 Main 659, Telephones— | supplies. Bhe took on a cargo of| of the city to the steam railroad ata PRISONER MUST Frank Burns, formerly of this city, | Main 588 Main 659, CRESCENT BAKING Biack Diamond coal Among | tion, and ft le hoped that permission at present with the Alaska Steam her passengers was ©. M. Coe, a San) te enter the ty itself may be ob-| ship compa t White Horse Aap - P 79 2 jerman i] * 1 t vor aie dar te uonssie to tae enor Cy’ of seattle: Mr. urn” has PY... Pn afe Deposit Boxes ta neta: gh move ionrantng t c Various devices have been used in charge of the tramway at White °o us Yor the sale kouping power and is more uniform again from Quartermaster harbor tor the ve n ¢ e . 4 now operate : Full Assay Value, Any Quantity than any other Baking Wbdaks, Where sha wae repaired Europe for ventilation of tunnels W ORLPANS, La., Sept. 15. Horse which is now operated by the “ y iy other doen! we ANA) Ty some canex oll-burning or electric | i steamship company. He ret JOSEPH MAYER & BROS. Valuable Articles and Papers owder overhauled, She has a new screw . | Judge Dugan today overruled the de-| : ae ices , ¢ x ‘ 2 which increased her sper NE dete bay) ma yeen #ubatituted | niureer fied in the case of William] “ree amount of freight at that ory id, Dallding Sut sent ot © 0 vane.’ Bes onery Satisfaction Lurks in Every Can 4 18 Raote an hour. The # wilt fOr the trip throug tthe tunp 1 and! 4, Gox of Chicago, who haw been| 1, vy, Rruce, agent for the BRITTO S the key. iadanshesnebe gail tonight for Lynn canal in other cases artificial ventilation) ned here in prison on a charge of| prank tine at thie city, has | | Safe Deposit Vauits oOo: i Si % EAS: Dees grand larceny; committed in Cuba. | yrontreal, via the O. It a ‘O% | 96 W. Colombia St €. SHORROCK, Ma be, Herlin University is celebrating the) The demurrer contended, that Cox) jig Grande Mr. Bruce ln R 3] C | The OMce Boy--Only th more | %th anniver y of its foundation by| could not be extradited because Cu-| ay ¢ nen led trip and return via L Os yn a days eon VYaeation' The Fixtur ederiok » 1, of Prussia was not American soi! and no] Anges oer | ought NOL to with away your| Although one of the youngest, it Is) treaty of extradition exists between| ~”" eo - SONNEY & STEWART S ous one Ofice Boy--I ain't. m| now the for university of Ger-| the island and the United States W. lL, Caldwet for the O ital ibbiei is Worms Third Ave. and Columbie at fi| : only wishin’ away the boss’ time so| many in number of students and of|. ‘Cox will now probably be returned] R. & N. at Port A was in the| bit iw Yelephone Main Li. Beattie, Wash. | etn 588 i Main 659, { protewac jeity yesterday on business. Main 588 Main 659. —Telephones— that my time can begin, ye Cube inal i iiMMi iNh ict a