The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 29, 1907, Page 8

VELLER IN PARIS BOHEMIA, R ENTERPRISE ASSOCIATION By Francis Warrington Dawson, attic Star's Exclusive Service.) Plans of District Attorney William JAMES HAZEN HYDE. Travers Jerome way be in refer @ace to the criminal prosecution of the central figures in American fosurance scandal, it ts Parts that a0 fear @Atertained in the mind of James Hyde, former viee president Equitable Life Assurance so @lety, or Richard A. MeCurdy was ousted from the presidency of For more than a year sow these Bo ostractred millionaire v high finacce have luxurtsted In @atracttag atmosphere of Parts Hyde Gpends Lavishty. Hyde, who Is really better known miss Vena © (Beattie Star's Exclusive Service.) Chariton Rogers ing millionaire husband is seek a divorce so that he can mar fy Vera Michelena, an actress, does the unexpected thing by praising her rival she will make bim I have nothing garding my husbana s lise Michelene mat I know she is mabie young woman be ja devoted to her.” Burnett married when | JEROME REFUSES TO PROSECUTE THESE, *™™** Tores |-ci:-S<c%-" ROOSEVELT TELLS HOW ME HYDE NOW REVEALED AS GAY RE. WHO DANCED A CAKE WALK IN GHINA RECENTLY. 1907, NEWSPAPE| here than he was at any time tn) New York, ts living the easy life of | the Parisian diletante, His most! serious effort at (he present time fe to become known as the king of the Paris Latin quarter, To this end Hyde ts spe his money lavishly and the w elrele of Bo henlan painters V which he has gat regard him as pa aint Hyde Hve * ful and mammoth ma u Avenue Henrt Martin. In the salon of his bear | lar ente lvery acme His favor upon aut south vf Pa Ry these has at th jout, se the ost connection with the | elati vos, He is the t | unlous horde of long-haired s of the boulevards n Bohemia adgment th patat surance rev | You | Myde fe the rage | Possessing fine o jhe has filled his }ings purchased at « from pres | He declares } pride in discovertn ent and his every purchase adds a faithful devotee to his admiring re | tinue. | Hyde participates tu in the free and easy | f the Latin quar ter. At the last artists’ ball, which | was a highly Pas bration, in | which a model in the wether led | a sensuous dance, Hy hit. impersonating an Arabian gypsy. The former Insure ead er, who has traded with the cap tains of American finance, as the | aypey, wore a dress of his own de \eign, with silk embroidered bod | golden ar sparkling w Hyde could purchase om (he conth nent. Hyde Leads Wild Rewe! Hyde led a wild reve » nude queen model in f triumph Within the past few weeks Hyd bas ‘hown a dency to reent aristocrat! the rarest jewels banalian noctety win der and admiration Richard A. Met site of Hyde's, tended to blot f -MILLIONAIRE’S WIFE PRAISES BEAUTIFUL RIVAL’ IN LOVE WHOM MES. BURNETT rHAisEs, against his wife. wife *, and has file ta oY legal separat la against Mrs. Jeanette Bur the husband mother, for enating her husband's affec * Miss Michelena ts a vaude ie headliner od0p PIANOS * Talking Machines SHEET Music. STEUNGS 7It Second Ave., altle The Race | Is not always to the swift. So if your | savings are small, do not be discouraged, | but keep on saving cess will not be denied to any one who stently makes it a rule to lay by a portion of his wage 5% On Savings SECURITY SAVINGS & SAFE DEPOSIT CO. 113 SENECA STREET systematically. Suc- a WHO LIVES QUIETLY MIDST | joan, Rev, Kdward Lincoln Smith, Rov. J. P. D. Liwyd, rector. | greens, | FRIENDS IN FRENCH CAP. | D. Dy pastor Rev, Sidne strong, m The Shepherd of Men;"| hint a acting pastor, Sermons at lt a m ing tople, “Obedience and a, * TAL. Jand 6 p. m. by Dr. Strong 7 tion of his vi — - —| dgewater, Whitman av near Trinity, Eighth and James, Rev | ieven lap Kilbourne, Rey, William ©. Kant |H. M. Gowen, rector, 11 @, m “The re around him, | cism which followed his 0 of the im} and he je dive Good tea, here is build keepa g wake of his passa’; « CELEBRATE. Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Your grocer re Baptist times he walked through me The Fourth, Piper @ Taft, 1024 if you don’t lk en _ P FIRST AND CHERRY, if you ne « Third ond Coder, Geo MP Poesy 4 av. will supply you with }we pay him in ened linker, dentist, 206 orks 1 hem. tical Dey as, paate i. m building” Phone. Male 6286 and flags See them Optical Department. Victor and Edison | jor 6% THE SEATTHE STAR--SATURDAY, JUNE 29, ’ " a | Harrison, John Marvin Dean, min ded ii, for St was Congregational. ltater, 11 @ m., “Christ Convenes calm morning ———-—-eeee | Plymouth, Third av, and Univer} With an Important Embassy,” 6 | nA inst we reuched the eine {ht® peat ality #t., Rev, Francis J. Van Horn,!p, m, “Christ and Our National WIE Sagat — a1 00K at Lester tg Pi shot, takin t ever;” muste, "The Holy City | Episcopal. ben Pilgrim, Broadway and Repub} Bt Marks, Madiwon and Broad owed }ner, D. D, pastor Jormon at 11 | Boer and evening b a. m by Thomas H. Bain | tophe Oak Lake, near Oak Lake school ‘ Rov, F. W. Griffiths, miniate . ; be ae A hg non, 3 p.m. oy James Hrand of Simon mintater a IDborlin coll 5 ; The ry of Individual Duty Oberlin college Olivet, Winter and Pipeline, Rev Rufus W, Flotet mini mon at il m. by James Brand Luthe ot Obe Holy Trinity, Bleventh and Bags with } . t Prospect and | Ql H. A. W. Young, pastor, 11) joy of ! & serm & p. & m, “The Poor in Sptrit;” even As rvicoA Pilger ing tos The Twelve Sent Forth twie ation's Capt nit Christian Science on wh wn. § p.m, sermon t First, 812 Sixth, 11 a m, and 1 in « Tracy ong of Oberlin college. 8 4 subject, "God t i A At , y ¥ Tracy Strong of Obertin college Miacellancous Mr ‘ ence ehureh j Methodiat. er Pine, Agnes KR. Me | ‘Trinity, Piret 1 Mercer, Ca 1a m, “Free | De W ( Fraok a? 1 quarte F , noctoty, Alki BY PRESIDENT THEODORE ROOSEVELT . ‘ Dr. W " ha av. BY And ipdnsipom and } ‘ . istering the tb He 41 by Mise Rice Extracta from “The W 1) grass, the withered yellow elarted mon § p. & Does Ponta . cron Beattle | Hunter,” copyrighted 189% by G. P # rising to his far * ‘ Lcovering> tam ph . : Pree Day ¢ iitions ; , a : Putnam's Son New York and bh 00) above tt ’ yet ae ; a Eb i London. te lack and wet in the ley light nator, Morning t The Bta w Beoremuces. cs, mevepeper mone : pastor. Moral " angements with 0 he stopped for a few mo ee be " a of Sul Putnam's ments on @ = me grou t The Next at ank Ulack,| The moose is the giant of all| young sun; he stood motionle The Promir 1318 jeer; and many bapters esteem it save that bis ears were cc ally Unusual opportunities an vil Rya The Ba “\the noblest of American game, Be-| pricked, and his head ines | some time to every many loon Unconetitutiona w N. O yond question there are few tro-| slightly turned, showing that ever ts the man with money whe Dudley : phies more prized than the buge/ in this remote land he was on the |; Gets the benefit " RICHARD A. M'CURDY Fisyt, Grand opers howe, Rav. W shovel horns of this strange dwel Once, with @ somewhat awk Save money and you'll the former Mutual president the € , Ramen! ec mnae er in the i northiand forests 1 motlos be tea hed his t money. Z ° : a ene ee of 8 your . Haven. ween © 1 bs = 4 Having surveyed the ground an4 he walke rward again into Begin NOW—witt ae « z , wa aot | foun the preceding af- h; where the water wa Different With MeCurdy : ~ «4 ne W ne ert p betimes in the ¢ p he broke into th one s life in Parts has | Gods Kis vexin gar hant “, springy tr wi ; od te tc re we were fp on | forms the characteristle gait of | We Pay 4é Interest ent. He t ound ar pur of the foot bi be | kind, churning the marsh water cle of is Firat Spring, Rev mask of evergreens; our into f oak ID He held hie 1b 0 On Savings A y wvoting bimeelf to M A. Ma M ves uneoen we overlooked ali ards, the antlers r whieb y with ‘tople, “God It sa the World ey, and we knew we oulders them no distasteful memories, He ¢ toy Our 4% 4 animal which be he reached a spruce fe never seon in t gay centers of ¢ ’ hrough which walk Branches, Bollard, Renton c Parts, and ‘he’ ls entirely unknown Woe a i fro; but evid could find Georgetown: 4 He read ) newspay Bixt . therein © quite to bis ther day when I attempted | past it grew lighter mind t and went « “ A ; James D. Hogs, President f he word that | by valley with N. B. Bolner. Cashier, We us; and almost DincoTons arnt we made out some sexe phe Se Ferdinand teh . Morning, patric service; ever ing among the dwa aon, Bana nescanelil : pie, “Liberty and the Stain Httle > oe aa t ote ® . le take Law B. Stewart, George Dow a eit Tost, ip a few @ Robt. C MeCorms enmeshed him, he Mads it diffic ry st. Rev. W. A. Blevenson, pas c thinner, and we saw that wae a arly james D. Hoge, to have any complete comfort tn | Topic, m ux, “The Mend t young bull moose browsing on the n sie bin life ing of Haman Effort and Divine willow mp Recently he suffered an illness | Power in Salyation;” evening top He b idently nearly finished nd the rocky . . od the prese of a| "A * Flag.” Miss Willtams bin break and he stood idly for being comparatively dry Union Savings s 4 tay that ! ¥ . Ther moments, now and then lastly bh ever 4 cow f t ! ‘ i Tomy “ je ying a mouthful of twig tips. dred bread; whil 7 60 Trus Co. | iThen he walked off with great Yards from it, end between it and Christian | etrides in a straight line acrose the the hills, was a little b Coe. Second Avenue and © TEA Rallard, 218 Gilbert at \ march, xpla among the wet (tufted with firs, so an to af us si “we —_ va . y “ Evening sermon. water p s t plowing through ortigre ad. Ke ® 2 ay, = . . 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