The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 11, 1904, Page 4

‘ CMR 00. ihe RNa aT ca : | dent THE SEATTLE STAR— WEONEOONE, WAY Tr, 1904 In the Grasp «+> of (Santa Cinna: THE SEATTLE STAR NY STAR PURLISHING Co, OFFICES—L20T and 1909 Seventh avenue ii% STAR DUST AFTERNOON BXCHPT BUNDAY, TELEPHONES Suneet, Main 1060 EVERY Business Department Independem Baitorial Department—Sunset, Main 1138 ’ The Star's F — offices: 10¢ Hartford building, Chicage: Rs a Bepwang bulla w York, Welk. Porterfield, mgr. foreign agyortining pee by Captain phe spe eid LLARD IN AR AGENOY—32i Rallard ava Sunset, 4a, corveranrT MONAT PAPER ENTER PRL AIT “One cont per gin conta per Week, or (twenty-five conte PROB fe rhe st. Loule falr has bogn cote) was the firat 1 over heied. ot] on 7 Month. ce ed by mall or carriers, No free copter Jdemned by the Dowieites ax a cafe| who was caught red-handed f FO MAIL SUBSCRIBERS —The da te when your subseription expires ts) of ’ the ndvertinoment sia. 1 r en the address lahelot each paper, When that date arrives, t¢ your eutsertp | wan not puld for by the exposition ancien ae . it—f ion bas not again been patd in advance, your name te taken from the liek | maore, argrence Kenner, _ 00 , sino that of nae of date on the address late! te @ receipt | Fol busters, i# captured dur ISABEL “L don't see why Judson ts in poll | ing the Mier expedition into Mexico. Posto(fice at Seattle, Washing an ae What of s he after - Bow Orleans the young Lriehman CHAPTER XVIII He ont after any ff He na loved the daughter of Don la Rivas planted his muddy boot thinks it will enable him to dodge Di | nacto verde, a Mexican gentle = eng lo: pew By THE JAPANESE SPIRIT tase ; wots, Vatvorde a Mextoan ent | pon the nots, keeping It under the | Juel with Carlos Bantande he had 5 “ WB be “ ening tore ter | pared hin rival's life after nearly ‘ phold fever. | w of et 1 | rr again contrived | ne hin own through bis oppo r subli 1 magnificent than death ment wo wi " ' + sult, seule Gani ee oe ' together and the j mer - 1 ned ° 7 os ‘ t the om .F We such a great ” jo on Santa Anna's staff, vinite ‘ hyp tre | | him in prison, where Kearney and b cous ner es bo prgsagte tae = : A WORD FROM JOSH WISER. | hin companion, Cris Rock, of ‘Texas gt he ee ee 4 ¢ sgt: jar spled to native prisoners, ae resage es nand boat which took t hulks to the entrance of | | Rock's chainmate being a deformed then sto the sown y . ‘ t ' the | Aware, sid tab ue A : ; a " - ; | All this thout loss of time waa war | antander, the caune of thelr prea q ne ent plight, taunts them and plans ee to Cria Beck, who wae T x » Ia cominon on na the Ja we fighters. It thete further humiliation |told also of their resolve to attempt ta not y and daring—but a high order Confidence te halt | Don Ignacio, pardoned by santa| «pe, in which the Texan was ‘ Arne, has been made @ cabinet min- {but too glad to take part, Kearney | tt y, an now faster, The Countess Isabel Almonte,| Would have stayed there and gone tn how an aged Jupanes hependent we A CITY PIRE PLUG hearing that her lover, Ruperto Rivas, |back into the Arcodada, loathsome support upo: aon, k 1 himaelt {hat his son might go | » m ite morse - me al ones { Santa Anna, has) jail though it sooner than leave to war, we begin to underatand the patriot of Japan, | halt th’ defeat Lule Valve ae aeene * sft nd fit ine ae wee 1 } ay Comer le ald ff er forget the incident ft is akin Co the spixit of martyrdom, | ECHOES FROM | pantander gains Banta Anna's] o¢'y ave to feel grati Sustain y a lofty ser t of ty to Dis cnuse It ts easy | : ao to his plan to humiliate the! tae to the man who had offered to fer the Sdter and sailor to w nh teed | BATTY-LAND °°: ir aaah Badia ; a ive up life for bin ‘tie ‘Sdeemtbotiont te @ Whel 6: 1th , a | | pardos fer thete tenne '@ elm @) But there was no need for Rock 1 t | } gf ade being left behind, Rivas himself werves t . t y the di f sacrif a~ | at Wash, Ma request Is refused. Banta An-| wished it otherwise, for more than . t | A Michigan sctentist elatme ote at love. ae it other or 4 . tive, mt Jabie to kill the patns of P 2 final rr one reason, but one good one, that Russia w all her resources cannot command such a apirit acid. Ye must be t Somber . an aoe eum thownee tae a mtn sage | funotion | tnat 4 of obstructing their escape ‘ woalved, a r love he chain Will Japanese heroism and dash and gallantry win over Russian | of right kind will t wing t th co of bust. | Gang at werk in the sewere. he would be an aid te it ee : | nena, ha cen @ wif ent ir Th The hunchback alone was not te td «le Mey plan for the ence pe stoltdity | senitan. Mave T thereaen an the , iad Into thelr secret. No doubt he, too Will Japane: > Russian | JAPANE. “s ould t ‘1 < free fre hin . went from ' CHAPTER XXVIT (Continued), | 4OUld be glad vo met fr age: Saves -vgmaingacatba SE BEATEN — | srotiaman fram “Toan, eine, ine) CHAPTER XXVET (Continansy, | Soild Y,O4, 9 Is Tara bon } : i with thelr approval, have deckted, | with another wondering look at tha | {c? of traprison t for life, But > 4 , rec € said frult farm, ¢ ald t t t t 1 t of tt th > | fant and dwarf, Pepita turned - who cou e w r las One must ver atly a st p | forward as nice a bunch of climate | Oy nd Swear ag he eaten moment he might not purchane par he eas « © graced sun-kinwed Stat . re panain SS cient eat “oni he BY THE COSSACKS |: arney she managed to say somes | 400 by turning and x Pig ss hing 2 te tee. ther They knew him to BENJAMIN WINCHELL, RAILROAD PRESIDENT |x." 2%.20 0% us| a cre ladies nite you know=ana] Mim In the Gark shout the id Pvaty moliaer- od 4 his campa a meet the ever . dear to y 4 to her | eeninst th Jape .and these to every | manda & suttering 5 Hweet him, though mut-| It wae ne t , syacen Ss “" ft will remalt in suc-| na a am the past tered, and he thanked her who apoke | #0¢ Ut The profit in studying the on of successful 4 coes. | Having feend it te t several brands of ollmate, but as) them—in his heart. He dared not| Mexican a eo of noe © ob erasers are perfect te appear in arriagen. t v Ang and dead Kurohatpia Tesort te strategy. | © ‘ to ana aa speak hie thanks, even in a whis. to appre ring s Not that there Is a great secret connected with pre ree decoyed to a t| No | stock, that, we tr wi “ we of Pot he rty approval ef al) our patrons. &ition, or that a rule can be made that will pull a man of and’ GOs ‘be Fen wth re | the hearty approv patrome. | | shed by the Halthe| Recently. sos ( our climate Mf attainments out of obscurity and make him powerful, | fleet hous biceeah ox Gar elinamamn ae But you can get an tdea, a sort of apehot of the thing that By TT 1 to mint that the stock Is watered. (whieh | served as @ keystone of the arch of 4 man’s career, You can also get | armored es ae < bra » purpose to encouragement as you realize how great the possibilities of a young | “At last! at last!’ Gen. Basepkoff we guarantee to dispel oil | ts reported exclaimed wh man with a good education and robust Ith are. hele ney yo - 1 . also the blues (excep } rd of the fighting on the a Y oat You might « h a year and not fi young Who dots At last we ha f eon gen Ate a. “ Pi pore A not hope to bet his condition some time a wre trusting to that [Petes t 3 aw “ your future orders, I am hope of foole—iuck. A good many expect promotion, and have thought | tsKo hed, : ie “ nt servant | little about deserving it We have beaten ar thr ’ 20 KOR | Most of the mien who hold important positions, the jobs that car- | Sa##7* Manager Super mate Mis. Co. ry with them big salaries, earned them. Don't nat. A few Mre. Russell Sage says Seciintt Beattio Wash have had honors thrust upon them, because they we related to | Intend to move from New Unoie| ght to take 0 consudite Rumsell will kindly sit d @omebody, or had inherited wealth. or because of policy, but most Of | nie and keep . . i make a showing | the high placesewer ed by hard work and intelligent effort Study Ben Winchell u little, He tw the new president of the Rock Tsiand& It is @ mighty corporation, and Ben Winchell t# reeponmible | for it. It measures its tracks In thousands of miles, ite engines in hundreds and tts employes in tens of th 5 Thirty years ago he bh ahicgh » a job as Aimekeper in a railroad shop. He might et per if he had not wsed his brains, He did use T was given | rT raflroad pos: atudt } 9 e . ast * | id as- He that bh Sometim ont ity, and his was a hog for work Position after es he halted for rs, but b his trade that he was se mn there was He was made preshtent of the Ft. Scott @ Memphis, in 1900, ar head of the great Rock I di in 1904 The ladder he has reaches down thirty years. , PO day hacks ait rked the on-| Perhaps you can secure epure for yourrett by reading of the life | war in the Newspaper ie | Like Bertilion systems o@ ve. Tut ther | of Ben Winchell. Know that this ts true Association ke a kpocket or a horse thief in| THERE NEVER WAS A TIME IN THE HISTORY OF LABOR | 87) HOUIK May sands of|that ptetur | THERE WAS SO G T A DEMAND FOR FI I passed. A fow ar of poet AS RIGHT NOV few wish they ha a cain w fudged tnwane. He had t ten application a sive one the | wl ypometagee Sows ta ge JERKING THE REINS AND WHIP ( or 3 TERSELY TOLD) 22 2c ndson of re pro. |falla anor why Vou Tabor ota! — WILL BE OPERATED)? 'sosnxmy tur one ax LAID THE Lat Vincial bureau of mines died at Vi deadhead @ first time some | Oat Suan Onan, torla yesterday applies the term to you ou ainiachiapieeinaens > , 3: é Fe Will be operated be | emcee —_ MRS. CYNTHIA a yee t this and Nome b per; che ‘was ‘ tar oft,| b \ th THE PEOPLE of Meagher county, Samak it Dixie | pr 4 eatin, Gaeta’ A. bi Bow er; abe an already too far off, t ack, along ine Mont. have petitioned the secretary years ap ee + sateen Fag nish path abe back to the Gagmed to the F @ the intéries that fo tnoré gevern- you want a : Bre reon Binns Htenfennotrd fe K slong which she turned, soon mn of ment reserves be created in that sec. PAUL . althy | inten hg yp Pa meg T nthe imappear from hie sight ct the umuai ¢ lon, as the stock ranges are already | young Haat ol "belt. Gimn rn thes a Pedy igen be oe Se con aon ae van pore b mo closely restricted that the stock | married 5 meatinmaunn, t apettonties 4 . i hae edt ahiger J age > i paar een stone Smdustry Is threatened. ay Sod re Cora x ie ee Nf . about June 16. foubt 1 now yet ar red not the one » x TEACHERS WERE EL! Sande ae ; , Pte a a ato ed yeate Jay | him whirt bosom wor ly looked for, and the half b Tight. The salaries of all F MID t find tn a day'a| ' ight sail bot rt b t was it ; passed wit? were i aed. th ag « b ‘ " will accept ka e Y ° tende: Jassauited a 4 girt at « , Pe. | OF their ves n Ju Luck as had not't as exclaimed " STANDARD MANUFACTURING | Ville, bas pie He w a take your money, | and 10 1a nt " t b was going <te CO.'8 ary kiln at Van Zandt burned | tr a term of tw ace’ ne : pe r tw « a b r fy they were, as . yesterday after r h about 909,- | 7°""* ic » asi queues am be shipped no He s t to # 1g. Rock and @0 shingles. Loss | - a aie Ob in Gaede tine s ahes: e . B sayy apn de> oa a se YRGE ROBERTS ~ v ee pop be Big. Syne ; Geattic’s Silver Grill sown to } “t an t t b. had his foot and leg Masons | your / 1 tifud grill, 818-Firet I've got » Bn k he dw log {n Johr r rn rk gra sm c 1 t “ ey the point of ‘ t v aint His leg may amput seas one of th t and t A bet, ofiecs t 1 hen you fin-| w 1 nop « MISS F.C. CULTER, superinten- | sud ' ning. Por years ght, w tah Paes be” 1! T und 4," was ‘ « by th dent of the Ever hospi has @ he tive polit ft aecper” wll re * whast ad rte we muttered pons off his f r r cepted a position at the Presidio en- | Repvb » part ake ; ee ~~ " on . or a Lort after the shafts 1 tossing him furth a " fan >» Ww = & ot « Willa ler at » i 1 h n ee a eampment, * — b GCEEMENT of the p os ; a ? soot ° hough he had been a@ rat he will go to Manila. , > ei oh : : nit, Ftp rep a accide t appeared. He department « 1 yeater rail, jabe your h > : ‘ 4 bo ouapren ee Bverett June 1. Tday that a rural von . t Are You Going East? - ry i APTER x -_—— " Snohomish rtv a h ppos t inten A CLUMSY COACHMAN ALBERT FOSTER, aged > ablished aby aca ed rates via th rth t and lynx-eyed to have Perk no { th orld of J. H. Foster, the Walla Wa route will ide of t feet am wered by som May 11th, 12th and {13th ap of twisted paper f iit been » it oneer and capitalist, has been af 4 return th ther 4 hear t of P. City Ticket Offide for f te. the roth Are You Going Blind? We Test > Free are. hurled into trip. Every thihe arr And short Bivan igh 1 aliwe ar enlence ‘at the | have b in bent attitude aie SEATTLE EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT INFIRMARY, if a conviet.” r eee ma ith his shovel, but his! now 4-5 Haller Block, Corner Second and Columbia Street man, as he pulled him » | - * aes eyes and thoughts buster with a| They first saw a car =~ —- —— “s | : ¥ World's Fair panes heet of par ay at the bot equipage of the | | xcursion rates y 12-13. |tom of the as the billet, | ay irawn by a palr of eh: Pinte of Elasticity | fice 612 First avenue ee! hastily 1 . he ntrived to) in smart yh Plate of Simplicity atoms ” b r tents, | proclaiming the owner Plate Ever- Pleasing | California’s Resorts | " t brief and legit mit as belonging to the Plate Never Perplexing ‘ ° | written<-the ecripe familiar to t secunatio eorvine, ne hed by Southern Pacific " q Pastosilia: tein Plates 1 Bouthern Pac i Dear OF Soon after re K| the two “senorttas” indi Only Dentists in the West m acing | Parag : th ay, half an hor nly exceptional, The ¢ thie Pi ‘ . Sneed 1 {up t f the finest, the atm Gold Fillings . moar ttractive f he ‘ ble. Orth Silver Fillings tinent. Rates: Ban | w t 1 th t pen, yet the hoode*c Bridge Work . 60 first clams, $20.60) who xt your chain. Leave man-| met overhead and the glasses wer Gold Crown mad—make a rush | up, Still, as these were not cur All Work Guaranteed 15 Years, t the occu-| tained they could be seon through Hours—8:20 to 6; Sunday, 9 to 1 Teeth extracted free thout pain r jolently—and take them. § saw who knew them Lady Attendant jana reph 4 with ones the Hy 4 eral 2 can trust ¢ and aalut genttemen by ralsing same day | F; % danger In the at-\the hat, Ind ual Go to Spinnt \the hat, lady acquaintances by a HARVARD DENTISTS— 518 2°. —518) inst-Ave. | ,00.° * hut more if not made yea, a qari of the finger. Ro placable —deter- jt was the hour of promenade to the the so st them ® Mear lash of th rply and vigo and you wi ting | Contain For Home or Investment Size of Lots 50x13 we 15-Foot Alley tthe te. with __ $15, $85, $100, $125 ware feet Can you afford to miss Rai- See 30 minutes’ ride. r Beach h f the bystand by 10 hod hile, the of it, = ty s @ ladies. back igh up tn scaver h ated by the elegantly @ transformation #— to seein rm: reality. And all te e* much en tnessed~a spectacle on tie ts of the Mexican metropolig CHAPTY PLIGHT Ok AS. Never were sentries more coma y takem by surpriee than thos@] hain gang. Nor mon xXx. THE SI THE 1 bly y ke neglecting ir dit aaseat oevers pes b set at the very task. now superinter made no attempt ar @ not cavairy i only 1 men could overtake thal h fous load, soon a { b ht. So ti at c « gozing after a he bewllderment, their fac showing a riety of expressfong) r, feer 28 manner. mingted ts @ most interest! ground was that whl f sympathy tion for ty tas to be but they aa aw hemselves ad y; espe ta h ntexs, who, you though she was, for courage oot oolnens had few t ant her. that emergency no men could hav ah himself h superior, Het ok of untranquilized terrem he Intermittent Mashes of anger #® b s e y denounced 8 less i they have supe P 1 that other young lady 0 « so meek, had at the same ime spoken tender words to the md ruffian who had assailed her. Glad were the unfortunates wheat tlemen acquainte be passing some of their a who chanced to the place. up and proposed * ng them home. (To be continued.) Every person who wears off ah s that they have tig) pr for thelr feet. Nickerson Ger ema vi Navy White Blankets Btrictly All-Wool, weight 7 Iba. $4.00 a Pair W. S. Kirk, 1209 Ist Av. - —o-