The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 29, 1904, Page 4

Zi lieaiien. THE SEATTLE STAR Saray WON FROM Mine 2: cee BY STAR PUBLISHING CO OPFICHS—10T and Heventh Avenue, Some RVERY AFTERNOON BXCHPT SUNDAY Businena Depart t, Main 1080; Independent 1188 Palitortal set, Male a The Siars Wastor i Hart build ano; 6 Kribune bul my Now York Porterfield, foreign ad eer PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE, BALLARD STAR AUHNCY ‘ , eanceee gent per cony, als conte per week. oF tw ft fa por month Standing of the Clubs ered by mall of carrier ° FO MATL. aU fi The dat . \s Won, Lont, Pet,| pn the addr or, W t your oe } Tacoma ..« 6h ai oe ion has i \ io me is t 7 | Seattle aT 0 647) A change the tis t | Sea Me Entered at the Poatolfice at Bea Washing matter, | Low Angele e 0 546 Oakland ‘7 “ \ San Francis av oo HUMAN NATURE AND STREET RAILROADS | vortand.. a 4 — Beatle got down to busty * » |terday in th t game of th New York tsn’t satisfied with making war on the “end seat — 4 m4 Hy . = lh Be hog, but wants to send the “open also” man to Jail, after fining Reteaiie alt a wieniag him smartly. ut by ® score of a 2. Nearly The situation that obtains in Gotham ts conspicuously apparent | 000 of ihe fall wos wa fm Seattle. If you don't believe it, keep your eyes open when you Drasheer eat bie yelenas pester ride home from work in the evening, of when you try to get & jay. His playing for the past month " nae not been wi the standard of breath of fresh air by taking a car ride om a Sunday afternoon, , « ¢ oom Re 4 | You'll see both the “end seat” hog and the “open aisle” man Pe ehielda of Charlie Mall fa all their glory wilt do the irling for the Si The is often a woman, and means the indi weshes, While Buchanan, who wae “open aisle” man crowds into the atsle, one In for Oakland yeuter Vidual who, seeing that all seats are filled - liebineed 60 co tithe stands directly in front of and often on you, shuts off the view and | the breeze, and clutches wildly at anything and everything every Soore by Inninge— rat time the car swings around a curve. — e : ° 7 : 2 ° .¢ : : He is @ nuisance. So are you, when you are situated as he tay | UM ister Ooo og A and the thing will happen to you the first time you are in a hurry Hite "900200000—32 to reach some place and the cars are crowded Most trolley car nuisances date back further than the individual aT yeurt AND—Porttand 8, aa! Franeta | Who is troublesome to bia fellow beings. Ar TAC stink -tineeten a tien in They are a matter of transportation facilities. If there are not | goles ¢. | enough cars-—-and that is often the case In every city in the country —there will be crowding. You can talk philosophy, as exemplified by “take the noxt car,” until you are blue in the f plain to man or waman that there is « good seat to be had by wait ing « few minutes, and that he or she will arrive at bis or her dew | timation almost as soon by waiting. It counts for nothing. The | world is in a hurry. It wants to be first; to there when the band | begins to play; to see the whole show and all the trimmings. And so the cars are crowded, and people are angry, and toes are tramped on, and clothes are rufmed, and the people who have @eats are satisfied that those who stand have peither man mers nor brains The law is powerless to change It will not pre- Yeat crowding on cars. The idea of arresting anybody who boards ®@ crowded car is nonsense. As for the “end seat Peaeessing the seat that you wanted for your own person. can ex- e; ye culture, human nature. hog, his greatest crime seems to be tn ithe isa Guilty wreteh, you can make bim pay « penalty when you walk over Bim to find a seat, and gloat over the fact that, if it is annoying to ou, it is fully as painful to him. | Boston . Chicago » STAR DUST » Cleveland Bt THE NATIONAL LEAGUE, Standing of the Clubs. AT BROOKLYN— Boston 6 Brook-| lyn 4 AT NEW YORK—New York 9, Philadelphia 6 AT CINCINNATI--St. Louls 54, Cincinnatt 2. AT CHICAGO | cago 5. THE AMERICAN LEAGUE. Standing of the Clubs lot, Pet a Pittsburg 9, Chi Won. socee ++ 3 ar a 28 632 607 New York . Philadelphia Louis .. Detroit Washington AT DETROIT—Chicago 4, Te looking over a vast number of} a restaurant.” troft 3. sweet girl graduate commencement - AT WASHINGTON--Washington essays we tty ply eg from any of} Mary had « littl jag— 2. Philadeiphia 1. Shem what lies on the side of the Forget she was a lady AT ST. LOUIS—Clevelaad 4, & a ‘This is an unheard-of over-| The judge gave her just thirty days | Louis 0. And now she's keeping shady! AT BOSTON—Boston 6, New A WORD FROM JOSH WIS. TOO BAD! _ al . “Yes,” sighed wnt de Ties, YALE 6 HARVARD 1. misfortune has ever followed in} wew HAVEN, Conn, June 29~ me wake.” bees = ° - Yale and Harvard met yesterday for en yer pase?” quoth Riddo 4e/ 144" Snoual Yale commencement . a" More folee fad wor, a dat, 1 onet anticipated | omer ae Go oranda ~ travel Pteasure’s | livin @ stone manshun Ganges gees “An’ den you woke, I spose” | “Naw! De jury brought in a ver- @ict of not gutlty.” path ‘fit wan't so in- fernally crooked. neh NO COMPARISON All was bustle and confusion At the time of Babel’s fall Yet it was but mild excitement To our latter-day baseball! CORRECT. You can't always determine the temperament of your best girl by the amount of ice cream she con- sumes' 70 Koa. PRETTY BAD, THIS. morning Luke the Loon ip the office with that same look in bis eye that he bas | on only three occasions—when he on a sure thing, is in| clean bughouse. But er does any pathetico-serious save when on the road and wouldn't it flabbergast the of us? THE SUN IS SHINING. L of people. | Harvard .. CRIGLI WAS THE ONLY wees! the presence of an immense throng The seore Yale ONE LOWE FAVORITE ® BACKED WINNER AT THE MEADOWS jst! was the only favorite that w Wy perpis pokgide home of his sister, Mra. | Lang govrnenr +1904 TAR MODART « Z SYNOPSI dreame how many men were in the At the outbreak of the etvil war boat—only they do not like to patriotic oration of Rex Ingra ntion It m, Kraduating from Columbia col turdy soldier was John Winn exe, Is greatly applauded. Ingraham quare man and @ true He and his classmate, ward Bu had been full of eagerness to Join ham, have been educated and his new regiment, now en route to erally provided for by John Raynor » front, but the surgeons had set & prosperous lawyer, whose daugh seal against his earlier going ter, Haditha, Ingraham loves. Ray their assent was ner, cut off from his southern longing was lacking cHente, is tn danger of financial ruin.| John Winn's heart had all been in He has « paralytic selxure -upom| his soldier duty, Now who could learning that money held in trust/ say how much of it lay here at the is missing from his safe, that | pretty, slender feet of the girl who. Ingraham, while in charge of funds | seated on the upper step and close due the enier emtal has been | beside him, her litt white band, assaulted and robbed. A stran whiter in the moonlight, sweeping annoys Burnham, inalsting th strings of her guitar, was sing sister has claime which he ing softly to the blue-eyed soldier, recognise. After bidding I dreaming in that reclining chair | farewell before enlisting, Ingraham Within the day gone by Winn had meets the girl and persuades her tell Ingraham all that he to return to her mother, Mditha raed about the Raynors, had witnesses the meeting and becomes suspicious, when Burnham refuses | that had come during his long and to explain. Accompanied by Capt. serious fliness, most of them from John v an, Rex goes to Washing-|importunate Rosie and her now ne the regular cavalry. | most trucalent brother At woe supposed friends of Inara | Ineraham had answered little ham suspect him of robbing Ray ner. Edouard Frenter aad bis co panion, Bunt, annoy him in Wash ington. Rex is detailed to carry a staff message for Col Hunter Rex rides down and injures « sen try, who detains him. Rex, plans with Winn © protect him from tnjuattee, mand Ingrabam sion of Dr. Dallas, visit and her two daughters. in evidence and pe and feeling much more af home tn wery way than aa Maj wins tn “WHAT 18 IT, CAR rejected. When Jean de Pert pected wh of it had been foreshadowed ere he broke down nilence and ined ry now, with all a r it be soldiers | foot. Mi the first t gravel path, still favoring that r she stayed | re than half ox ming, so much ape he had mm wi nder the strain to fav now remained for seen he tearly an hour. ’ Woa. Lost. Pet.| "Pieced under arrest, he becomes| Mra. Langdon’s pet wateh dog, 0 New York se» 4a “ 625 | “82eerously iI Winn sends an ap- | close-cropped, lop-eared St. Bernard, Chicago ...++ a 2 4 i ta Edith, Her aunt, Mra |aprewied om the veranda at her | Chincimnati 0. 35 8 Pl taoks, replies, insinuating that | feat) efter one oF two premonitory Pittaburg . Sh BB Roe wy an worthy 2 terthor ©: sniff, had sprung ep suddenly to St. Louls . a s 00) "Wing is now @ major wident | the edge of (he porch and they gone Bost “u 6% 409’ Lincoln becomes ftiterestad in in-| charging off into the shrubbery Brooklyn , au ue a7 graham, and Cardem, a8 alde-de-|chalionging some unseen or imag | Philadelphia . Br “a 236 came and Columbia classmate, of intruder He used to lie here by the hour i never move,” said Mra. Lang inly, | suppose, because no ame near us at night: but the camps so near d the frult tree to the fence temptation to soldiers’ Winn straightened up. Tt may now.’ he sald Even green apples tempt the average lad. enpectally those that live on soldier rations “I'll stump romnd there and support Blonde.” He was gone some time An am bulanee from the hospital drove up j before they had heard the majors voice again. Winn came walking slowly up the Langdon would have been | meet and ost him bad bnt she had not I wonder what Blondo has found why he doren't return.” they | DENT" ASKED HE. Meadows yesterday af- Back in the gloom of a city's great Jockey Smith was up and) ~~~ ee a a cual’? rode an exeelient race, Crigti cov-| even one Winn could mot keep bis | herself, and she, too, in turn quiet his task a toller to stop, | five and one-half furlongs | eyes off Alice Lanade Hia had | ly slipped aawy into the shrubbery Tornea his pained eyes to the win- t He went to the post at! been a busy lit much given |!t was Alice to whom Winn ad- dow away, ; 8-8. | to labor and little to love, Me had/Gressed himself, his grave and Where he could see the great light In the hurdle race Dr. Long creat-| met hie fate, he thought, fm early }fomewhat somber face softening ae Of white day, ed & sensation by running aay | college daye when amiled upemeby | he spoke “Ab,” he then cried, “'tis a blessed | from the field and finishing 90 -fa¢|@ professor's daughter. As he You are like Orpheus,” sald he ead of them that be had time to! in her regard he in that of the The rocks and trees dance at t return to the wire and wa’ a} arose 2 es well the profes- | sound of your voice | rivals fight for second place. He poten hobby. Pred Dg ; 7 | She looked up wondering. “I do ". was a full 20 lengths in the lead] tie had to leave his alma 4 | not understand,” said she ust when the darkness thy life oe * when his nose under the! his sweetheart, in bis ja i} “You stopped singing a moment would enshrovd aa “a CAST FROM A TRAIN. string, having I the dist ance| for the death of his tathe when Blondo and I went scouting, When dire disaster o'erhangs like . - 7 pap ins he! with scanty means and and we found nothing to explain bis a cloud; Don't use water on the face if it’s away like @ seared wolf! sponaibilitie. They part excitement—at least I found noth MWhen at thy hand there is naught ny egereg —- water Is apt| Taking the load from the very first! Sternal fidelity, be and = ing, for he has not yet reported. | that will cheer; > crack end peel off, | » Grow away treme Se be : earn a home and fortune » | thought some of those seamps of When thy existence seems growing dl ain Oe ee sthteal dee en f lubricated lahtning. | she to wait for him wen ours might be robbing the orchard. more drear ne - Rut ont aughters| The field never gained an inch On) 4 really pretty girl was |} but found nobody. Then you began (hen {s the time when thou | ™2r Fivsian «oun - it jeter . waiting proved monotol it) a waltz song, and then—what do shouldst find delight Pe a or aoe yy yo ae and Bi “< Eyes =I fen't hard to walt and w 4 | you suppose? That big docr at the ane Sway wheve the eu’) © csinn Red Croes organination.” | soecms . jon at The! oray when a girl has tot | west wide of the barn began slowly : shining oaien a! organization. —— pape ke yoy ‘fo do and none kn tomes ¥ remeiving. tt See tight shut er - - = LOON. CE ~— RN “es hw one "| anything elne ut here passed it, and Prin mur old & “ae B HAPPY TOWN atur day. The former will | jage full of appreciative yo In, | coachman, ¢ out at the moment th the beginning of summer dan # latter 94 pounds. | snenlightened as to Winn. and Hi when | from the door of his quarters, can ECHOES FROM ee ee ee ee ane Neeser ovate nag lengthy shoot.”| one appeared with the home and|dle in hand, to see what was the Fonte of the cities for that matter | who sartiod his backers Into ® fit) fortune ready made, her isfMudton | matter. He said nobody had been win their usual wall about poor nday by & marvelous burt) went out to him, ever as tt had to|in the barn since supper time—no BATTY-LAND b gone i mee rightly too, for . apeed, will again take a spin to-| Winn who took his loss less phil-| soldiers had been around and no | is rw nore = serfpus than | day Berean a then than he td five! body clee except ‘two gentlemen in ree: maaneee to turn on your faucet see vest, of the races yesterday ears thereafter—when next hi w | straw hate, inquiring the way to an be @ your cup run full of ‘ s- 4 Howe much she ui} the Porter mansion." No, he waa ELEVATING THE DOG. caer i, ye — Fy }changed for the better in worldy|*ure they weren't soldiers. they Bhey tied some crackers to the pus, Q ng is fortunate in GONDO IN JA L station, she had changed for the| Were ‘Just gentlemen,’ he sald. Ob- They thought ‘twould make him bona pn nn ll Bt lend best of / worse in womanly grace Few | serve the distinction.” But Alice ‘merrier; aged org — ee bared ae eens | women would knowingly exchange | Langdon was not smiling now, nor en the smoke had cleared) with @ pressure that would’ be of| M. Gondo, the leader of the fam-| beauty for wealth. Few men. eas her methes, wae lemed fee. away Guites ts he ovtes ob co ous Gondo gang that has terrorized| 80. Would lament thelr che ward in her easy chair ‘The was @ sky-terrler! jent Of 6 fire.—-Dem- one's change of heart could But—the door?—what made tt?” me ’ ing Prospector. the Japanese in the lower part of " h hat made =~ a the city for years, was arrested last | (tose? such change of feature asked the younger sister, and there FEATHERS IN THE SOUP. Mebbe alter Galisbury gets to| night by Detectives Byrnes and Ten-|%&4 been & woman hater just five| was anxiety in her tone, despite “Papa, where did the term ‘down | picking weather all over the coun-| nant, on @ charge of assaulting and| Ye" “hen rew a come to him) effort to laugh it away fm the mouth’ originate?” try Seattle will get a real good| afterwards robbing A’ Kaneayan’| at sight of his former flame. And Who knows?” said Winn “Well, my son. judging from past bunch now and then, Not knock-| one of his fellow countrymen, Gon.| 20¥ B® soul was pliable, hig heart) “Prince didn't wish to explore experience, I think it originated in ing Salisbury. pga ented “ ar n-| was malleable once more, and Alice} thought it might be ha’ats, [ took alone PRES, pt Aga anted for attempted) tangdon had come to bid him ¥e-| his lantern and looked tn. Nothing or, Jolce that he had wo iong since been | there but the big carriage and the Are You Going Blind? —* We Test Eyes Free DR. FRANK P. PRATT and 6 Haller Bidg. Madre SEATTLE EVE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT INFIRMARY ty trom 30 00 a. m Strs. Cyrene and Xanthus. Lescht Madison parks, half hour- to 10 p. m. dally. Ingelow God that many of her been unanswered, she never little elared that she had lived to thank| the door prayers had | did it ne |b again. even th ‘OPYRIQMT 10047 RY THE ue —"" St AJZOCW the tattoo had echo of the rolling away, and Ingraham, listening with miy half hearted interest the conversation, was suddenly aware of « light footfall behind hi Mre Langdon had risen and Je major and her younger daugh t the vino-framed steps, A lamp was burning low in the big, old-fash loned reception room or parlor, the dim light shining at the curtained windows, but the bre southern hallway was dark, and lagraham The last turning hin head and peering into its the, could see nobo yet footsteps, light, cautious, perhaps even stealthy, he had heard beyond possibility of doubt. What was that story Kex had heard—while he was convalescing in hospital something the hin vinit?— being in w nething about Winn's ree danger now than had to yield to him the few letters! ever before because Mins Alice had a jealous lover in the southern army who was barely @ dozen miles! away? Rex had treated it as camp! gossip. He recalled Winn's asking him a few days since whether he |had ever seen Mr. Frenier since that night at Willard’s, Theo Winn | bad told him later of Frenier's be | ing an old friend of the Langions’ household, and that he believed be had seen both Blunt and Frenier at the east side of the stone bridge in the midet of the huly burly and re treat after the battle. He had told him more, that he believed Blunt and Frenier both remained there and had purposely joined the tri umphant southerners ~, could it be, thought Rex, that Frenier was the southern lover the president had referred to—and that Winn was in danger because of bis andi» guised admiration, adoration, one might say, of Alice Langdon—be ause of this and Frenier? And all this time, these three or four lazy wid, selfish days, he had been bed in bis own chagrin and etful of his faithful comrade, of Alice. Kditha who had spurned him And then Agatha Langdon's voice was heard again in front, as she re joined the trio at the steps Where do you suppose Bondo | wast” queried she. ta the der the dining room. He must| have gone down the outward steps, | and the lower ng to behind door »w That's where he was scouting | then, while I went back toward the barn and Prince's quarters,” said| Winn. “Now, it is after taps and time for me to get this Interesting | had heard ber say, as though te invalid back to bed or the doctor will stop our Are you ready. Rex had been ready a ments before but Imperative 4 just yet, and temy #0 like, he sald ve another time few jenire not He r one song ih ite tithe wae a! rined » he a oo ~— = Would Miss | ioen im blue, came striding up the tthe daet tet be Ger ce ravel path; then halted at sight asia @ first time he had ever! inion uniforms im the iittle asked her. or had shown expe tal | hong a Mt i car prtee mad yn Rathe look: |" “1 beg you to feet no uneasiness ne an’ the late totwinan (Mire. Langéon;” oné Casten. “I her sister as the latter falterinaly took guitar fro Maj. Winn and, with unmistakable |" tremor in ber votce, began. Then all eyes turned toward the! here stood the lance, for some one w ing ewiftly up the cravel w rderly was leading two horses the open moonlight the! lane. It w om the hands of waiting } into farther side of the officer, @ stranger to the how but not to Winn—-an aide-de- hold amp) at. Columbia. he woo | knowing full well this could be no social call “Read that.” an he passed a fold major’s hand at him, as he lifted his jaunty for age-cap and bowed gravely, apolo- getically to the ladies, Winn recov ered himself instantly “Let me present Mr. Carden. sald, don muttered the aide led "he turning quickly to Mra. Lana- Mrs. Langdon, Mr. Carden. You have heard me speak of him! many a time. Mise Langdon—Miss Alice Langdon.” And to cach in turn the New York officer bowed and murmured, yet came no nearer to the steps Winn had stepped aside. and in & little patch of moonlight had opened and was reading the clo written half page. But, »b he could finish, other hoofbeats sounded in the lane: other riders dismonnted: another form came dimly up the shaded walk, and the women knew it at a glance. What brought Dallas from his patients at so late an hour? “Ah, you are here at sight of Carden, white for hastened to first.” he sald then Kissed the head of his sister, as she t him; then took her "What is it, brother? “I know there must be something Important orders have come said he. “A move bad been decid ed on for tonight, and then—a mes: senger was intercepted, The whole plan emed to be known among our fr is across the river, and two of their brigades were in march to oppose us work right here at Kalorma some thought t for path tw ploketed, every house and barn ts being searched I thought It, best to come to you how! fee! alarm and be here now every art--nothing that could open It was your voice that don't you #ee The shrill, long-drawn melodies of “Look! Amatha They're “Who interrupted the voice of who had suddenly appeared coming now!" are coming?” faintly the | president had wald the day of of anybody but himself and} collar | letter toto the | never even glancing | hand and sought to lead her a little to one side, but she stood her | ground she asked. | Spies have been at! Now he felt an odd | 8°? y? Box of 48 wheete ..recceee Daiay iy Killer .... Insect Powder ot” Sticky Bed Bug Banisher Autozone. single quart ...5 ++ The Quaker’s Regu- lar Prices Carbolle Vaseline, Acid, beat 2-0 2-02 bottle Fly Paper, quality large size bottle Hpsom Saits, pound Jamaica Ginger 2-on. bottle . Wood Alcohol, 3-oa. bottle Tincture of Arnica Glycerine Rose Water, Spirits Camphor Castor Otl Sweet Oil, 2-08 2-08 2-02 on. bottle 2-08. bottle . DOttle cee one 2-078 bottle bottle The Shumate and you will receive fr bottle absolutely free 5Oc Battle Lmuczone Free Leave name and address of yourself or friend at The Quaker mm the Liquozone Co. an order for @ full size Razor $1 bottle “THE QUAKER SELLS ITFOR LESS in Summer 4 best deudorizer and disinfectant sheet ound ..66 + omall wl toe Vichy Salts “Bottle 45¢ i ped her sister. ping from her trembi staff officer but every } pointing fuger and the of had hoped t hed the house. | abe | search } Armatre it may It in necessary the doctor Most answertd. not sprang clne expla gravely assuredly her volce “Enter at you will, T « hands. The to restore it followed that dear,” ch once. his never harbor spy nor traitor.” Fla. had But before the office: Gecaped on Awful Fai " writes peumption and nothing « be done for me. The offer of a free trial bottle Discovery for Mr. Haggins My die. of Dr. King’s New Consumption in Results were etartiing on the road to recovery and owe all} | or. King’s New Discovery. It . te aly saved my life,” Thin arent {f fO¥. 15 minutes’ ride op the cure is guaranteed fer all throat |) Washington street car. ftice and lung raves by G. O. GUY, Inc., open and salesmen on the addi< Oru Second and Yesler, Price |f “0 until 9 p. m, nd $1.00, Trial of hotties free. Does the loaf of bread you buy the guitar slip-| Another moment ked by « dozen in before they Every building t us for nearly @ mile is being 4, and this gentleman. g. is ordered incommode you.” Ka Capt bere I hope sald could tarn c here « ” batac le had #0 recently been active in In-|% his men there came an ol graham's affairs. The sone stopped | t0 thelr entrance, Without @ word AND UP suddenly at the clink of the @pars, | OF Sty OF fo an - dorpped suddenly upon the steps. F. Rex hoisted hime sly from his . or r ots reclining chair. Winn stepped | 2¢ ba ape @. senseleas, ‘pillowed | La ge quickly forward om bar outinns tinned.) |] TRRMS: $5, AND 10¢ PER “What is it, Carden?” asked he, Se DAY, Melbourne, doctor told me I 1 was given up to goed me to try it Tl am now weigh a pound, or only fourteen ounces? Weigh it and see. Table Queen Weighs s full pound weight The Why not better quality and full by buying Table Queen Tt is the best bread made. made in a modern shop by mod ern methods, Visit and inspect our bakery Each loaf stamped on bottom Tr QB Call Co. or for it. Is Table Queen City Water $14,$16, $24 A free abstract and warranty deed. No man can equal our low prices. We have owned this land 28 years. Adjoining Ral- nier Heights, on the car line, on the lake. W n 80- foot street graded and pina from First avenue through the middle of Seattle, You must these ia ome quick; lots advance $2.00 after tomor- SEATTLE HOMESEEKERS’ CO All! First Ave. REDUCED FREIGHT RATES On household goods to all east points, Through cars, Saving of |to 60 per cent The Seattle Transfer Company nn io in ves Watches. te lewelry Co. Second Avenue patti of Complio “Louis Klodt New Location :