The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 30, 1909, Page 8

DEATH WILL SOON CALL THIS MAD ad in the wun first gleams of the m hot him down a For 40 Years c harlotte Has| Played at Court With Mimic Courtiers and a ing a traitor | The Rise of Diaz. Maximilian, offered throne of Mexico, listened A Pitiable Spectacle Yeahe and became ambitiou Hore since 1879 the pitiable spec et fea head tacle of an empress holding mimic court, with phanvom courtars and When the tottering throne crum la spirit emperor, has gone on pend oud (feu, Cherie ~~ And here she will continue her Napoleon and b ! mad delusions until death, hovering bie French soldiers in ft over the aged and haggard mantac pe turned her away. So she went shall mereffully take Charlotte, the from court to court, alwa mee ambitious, from her throne the same answer | “The noble Brutus hath told you Then All Reason Filed. jthat Caesar was ambitious,” said At} he haughtily 1 EX-EMPRESS CHARLOTTE. | Antony, “If it were so it was a press of the new w grievous fault, and grievously hath solation from the po potean for he Idiers of the tri-| Caesar answered for it in Rome the last shred of reason | umphant bi rmy took the} And how grievously has poor fled. er he top of a hill just|Charlotte answered for her am while pleaded w ‘ wn of Queretaro, bition And TWO POETS DECLARE WAR iv***"*"*"*renses * * WANT SPECIAL “DICKY” AND A GIANT: a na * j* The Salmon Bay Improve j® ment club, at ite regular RE TSG TL |® weekly meeting yesterday, oe Soman “ «| *% went on record favoring a Yet & . % prosecutor for the grand jury at 1b y vets *& proceedings. Was ita © mart fon 5 * “eg > Cypha . SRNR EE RE Re . BODY IN WELL IS : STILL A MYSTERY Lotted Press.) LOS ANGELES, Cal, Nov With the body of an unidentified ed from an abandoned Crinkiaw ranch, now jlying in the city morgue, the po- z Nee today admit that they are at 08. who . < aa ihe ak — In hopes that something may be fea. ting uot 7 oo r * can touch the |found that will lead to identifica Because the wor k . +» ana |tion, the well will be pumped dry Rather than tell 2 Wiliam ¥ ‘ : this afternoon and Its contents ex About a a sone ‘ 5 Mee amine A complete examination 0, Poet i's Tons Womar wit « of the alkali encrusted skeleton BS, id finch, in ont alt according to Coroner Hartwell, in : os ‘ dicated that It has been in the well ©, Poet with the Coward's Toneye | Engi poet. Such men as Mr./ 7. waa p. - pc Jeffries, Mr. Sharkey and Mr. John-|{F,% Year Instead of six week NEW YORK, It begins Tam told, use four-ounce yr foe _ deocbeng doubt that the rope tied around the to look more and more as if Rich body under the armpitea had been 4 a - is was a bitter reproach, and : ard Le Gallienne Dicky,” Etbert |» su Jed only as such. Dicky him-| %8¢4 to hold the body to a we Hubbard and the elect at East Au-| soi¢ i¢ small ong, deli WANING, NOVKING @ MIRM, tam fora call him—may have started hands, a roundy and (Ratadtishes 1898) Bomething he can’t finish hair that has slip - Dicky, @ poet, criticised some-| Ped duite « ways back on dome BROKERS n fact, Dicky bas got so he only what severely a poem written re-| civeg out for publication pictures sieaeualer conten: Sia beermnnes cently by Wm. Watson, the British | taken in his youth, when he had to Beth Phones 270, Private Wires 804-205. joske Hide. poet who narrowly escaped being made poet taureate after he had - written an ode to Lord Tennyson in | 1892 trell train his locks on them out of his Dicky no doubt has right along that Watson es to keep supposed is t on The Britisher replied to Dicky.|/the same poetic line Dicky got rid of some more unfeel Right back came Watson's an ing conversation, and Watson an-| swer Bounced that he is coming to Sailing on the Lusitania next America. One of these days some: | s rday; taking Mrs. Watson with body will drag Dicky out of his bid-| me {ng place in the potato bin and drop| And then the painataking Lon 0 AvE him in the squared circle, and what spondent appends the fol started out to be a battle of salons will end by breaking into the sport on of Watson “neni powerful chap, clean It's going to be a real doo! with| $P&%em broad-chested, | thick, founce gloves | stalky, square shoulders; a be- liever in physical culture, who How It Started. or rune Marathons It started with Watson's poem, clever with his hand: “The Woman With the Serper ey say the English have Tongue,” deseribin an med of humor € woman in mumbers that make r ee ——___—- out as scarcely polite enough a job villainessing at the theatre. When Dicky about it he cuit work on the Aurora wood . retired chamber and arranged his tho im poetic order. When he ca he had all written and ready Se Le Gallienne Forced Out 1°60,000 in the paper a piece (poetical titled “The Poet With the Cowar Tongue.” It was a parody, also a scream, and an editor paid Dicky good money for it. When Watson read Stock ? Diamonds, it he was even madder than Dicky |] Watches and Jewelry HH had been He spoke of coming Must Be Sold by January a aver and meeting Dicky face to tat, CAH Vixeared loc Gale L di ; W cs ee adies Writing “Ha, ha,” said Dicky ter 35 t menta He brushed asid 0 0 Desk $20 Roycrottie hair. Since n owadays "7 for settling affairs of honor, I leave ‘ 0 A particularly the size of them to the laureled pleasing Desk, made STERESTTLTTOANTEET ATTA of selected quartered H. L. KLEIN THE SHOEMAKER, 1! you can't get boots or shoos to fit you, get them made to measure at 217 JAME eines: ss and Percy Davis 108 CHERRY ST, Bet. First and Second Avs. and rd tationery ample and maga Price for the eek, $20.00. THE FILLMORE HAT McDonald’s Hat Store Third Av.—1O21—Third Av. Gas Coke Your Furnace, R Have You Ever Tried For ange or Heater? Its he ating qualities are equal to hard coal and it {9 cleaner cheaper and better than coal, qual parts of GAS COKE and soft coal make an ideal fuel A TRIAL WILL CONVINCE You Phone us for prices. Seattle Lighting Company 1314 FOURTH AVE.—Fourth -HENRY Phones: and Ex. 76. University- Ind, 67 BLDG. EMPRESS FROM PHANT M THRONE, } In that army that encompansed Spirit E r | the downfall of Maximilian and th sits * oe lempire was a general, Porfirio Dias . " by name, now president of Mextoc Jwho, though avolding the splende : ‘ An Ty Ryde Ber of @ royal court, holds Mexico in a on Fey rieena at as steclier grip than ever the weak gh Cy stots | Maximilian did as emperor : be | And all these years Diaz ha Menten sas lruled Mexico in the name of presi ~ yey hie dent of a republic, Charlotte, hidden * ms away in the old Helgian castle, her Seana rine Se jmind gone, has continued to drean cluded chateau near Br froay Reoren ego ypemecr ep Aigo | For 43 yea poor, demented poe te mah |Charlotte has been hidden away soviet lag thong oh from the world, seen by no human| dean San es se A gh lbeing except her immediate attend pon gene ec = ants and what few of her royal rel ort | ative who take the trouble to visit Voice of Ambition. A mad woman xe eee eRe RE BETWEEN PIKE & THE STAR—TUESDA THE MARKETS Y, NOVEMBER 30, 1909. [TRASHY NOVEL REAL ii MENACE—PINKERTON | A FEW DOSES END BACKACHE FIGHT STORMS IN | ’ LO# ANGELES, Cal., Nov. 30 ' Fee Winn Pinkerton, head® of the | ‘e/ Pinkerton detective ageney, who eR ap argo SNE m | thebdhin here today, declared that the All the Amn oer po! Be Hundreds of fo here are need Ainorder, gp ine twdiewted)! problem of the day in criminal de f last night and this morning | j¢ miner and = worr DK, begin t wrades, howed the eff wth torm | cause of « der kidne t : im }tection work {# to suppre the ~ edicine, Vaae and Butter which has been raging on the North] gene or bladder trouble with } Se youth whose mind teems with | Whlel oh u | cre Me 00 Hutter Pat » bandit novels and the “thrilla” of she f - past ¥ ’ If you will take eral price | Butter, ranch ferimes depicted in the cheaper mo nN eg try oe We nent | EOE Dt te mine fr world, w | Poultry 18. || {ng picture shows. Pinkerton said; |00, Kot In Jast evening. Bhe repors tame ba rheumatiom, paint eh and a 1 Eetine Chickens, ¥ ibs | The problem of the day is the | that the fg dong oy iy inflamed or swol ‘ teas a4 ver 16 jamateur—-the young man with no |#he passed Gra arbor, and thi is headache, irrit whieh i Henw under § Ibe . 1 the count a i? |and with a desperateness born of othe mptom ' ; Hons, dremped. 1p Sl ceaukw Gtiee EE cohen. See tos ta The Cottage City, from Ketchikan] Geranged kidn Dia Turkey , fellow who uses the revolver, often |lost @ Ifeboat overbokrd, uri istintels ais f Duck ve, Ib 16+ | v4 ‘tout provoeation” |perienced éonsiderable buffetin , ; H merit epee hout the slightest provocation.” |forleneed | considerable | buftetlne quent urination (en : Pigeons. n 1.00% 1.60 |WANT IMMIGRATION STATION. | same timo Khe did, has not yet been| Ment) # ‘ miner line concert th 1 10 jreported in. The men along the Th at your con At a meeting of the Commercial | front think that she has tied up Injonce results ¢ag on lub this evening, that bed iii|wome place for the last two days 4 s Diuretic, ( 97 | recomme that. congress appro- | waiting for the storm to abate but at catment menmy Wir 8 | priate $260,000 for an immigration| The EB. L. Luckenvack arrived) vitall 1 kidneys, bl ye 06% | station her |from #ellingham this morning and|the organs anc ! and you foun | os | lig taking on salmon, She leaves for| completes th Pape's Dal on | w York on Friday ize it ent—t uN oe | r rom any ‘Os The Umatilla leave thie evening} The moment 1 suspect here in the wi juli oad Ht e EMANAS Mie Mecies onl, in esehanhed i MIN] A. BRIDGE—Largest Ciothiers on the Coast BR ( i i oodiand auxiliary to — the \ ut—Larges $ 01 oasl-—A. BRIDGE 7] i that the bowels be ke ptregu-| ac 9 ail gore gph id ne RS) \\ uy o jlar. Neglect means sickness. |twant at 10. 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