The evening world. Newspaper, October 30, 1913, Page 3

THE EVENING WUKLD, THURSDAY, OOTOBER 4v, 1014. : MRS, EATON FREE |\H¥ow ‘‘Easy Money’’ Charley Gates ‘PURITY PACT WIFE [7”ucr‘ateazatto, sor.nemy mm woe wm ~URTHE CHARGE OF “Cleaned Up” a Western Boom Town WING 10REWE) ———_, #8 KILLING ADMIRAL, Won $10,000 and a Saloon | [aes tor we wai - , | ON ONE CONDITION a sy ros, When the polite fur companion: W nks she went up a ‘ ny ate they were far When He Struck Raw- “—— hide, but Gave It All ‘ eatenal to | Says Court Must Decide That! Smiles, Then Weeps as She; Back Before He Chugged | te tino ite aid add Thanks Men Who Bring in Away the Next Day. | Annulment of Marriage Ends vy tema te Verdict of Not Guilty. Gave Promoters a Shock [i Mc's Sbulcei oa re We After They Had All Pre- Vimo ttn heen dying ught 1 ,EW LIFE FOR HER. | | HOPES TROUBLE ENDED. pared to Separate Him Se From Some of His Mill-| In Statement, Says She Longs) fons. ) Husband Believed Willing to ti ite, T Have Another Ceremony— rookiym. for New Life, That May Charley Gates, who died on Tuesday, | .. ne aneoe | Sd all wikia Malad 2." . was known near Well in tho Par Friends Give Aid. a Be Opened to Her. West as he was in the Kast, Any point = , rela eae whieh could bg reached by a spocia aed aaa PHILADE TA, Oot, 0 —tireing that | her unique “purity pact’ Wth her hus and ie entirely wrong both materially | And xpiritually, friends of Mrs Irene | Cunningham | the death of PLYMOUTH, Mass, ¢ M.—"Not | train was his destination when the guilty” was the verdict returned mood selged him, Any proposition that | Jury to-day in the case of Mrs had the element of speculation in it | May Eaton, charged with th was hig for consideration. He played of her Husband, Reare Adm stocks of all kinds from rath to Giles Eaton, at their hone at Assinippl mine a ee See last March. Tho jury reported at 5.10) A. Mf, after sidering the re today are hopeful) 1 att that an ner en will enable her When mule teams spanned the great Nevada desert, carrying supplies to the for elght aad three-quarter hou Ww Kl Dorados of Tonopah and Gold: | n Mra. ton smiled joyfily an she, heard the verdict. She had mat up In| Held and returning to the railroad with | from the mines, Gates couldn't ree ® private room at the courthouse until | Ore P eclock this morning. Then eve was the denert, But when trains and auto permitted to go to the Judge's lobby, | Mobiles apun across the hot sands to remarry her husband, Clement It Ht Cunningham, without restriction. Publtvation of the atrange axreament] by which the Cunninghame vowed them selves to celibacy with Knowledge of their normal affection has excited the owners hurried to the assay oMfces for ve became his ambition to see @ real min-|the latest if) he Th | Breatest tnterest here, Mra. Cunting where sho pt on A couch until | je latest returns on their ore. Then H awakened at 490 and summoned to the |!" camp in the bud, oame the discouraging report that Mr. Sack TKS eve jham to-day, tt was learned, asked the courtroom. Rawhide had passat through the /Gates had gune to bed in the Rawhide TO THe SALOON (opinion of (er lawyers whether a legal After the foreman had announced the | throes of its frat boom when hariey | hotel, He was that tired that he didn’t verdict Chief Justice Aiken wamed the Dreeied announ el hia intention of taking jeven pause to decorate the mahogany. Jurors to keep secret the proceedings |'t in from Goldfield, They heard in| At 9 o'clock that night the crowds he jury room. Nearly two hundred | Rawhide that the young and gay mil-| began gathering in Moss's «aloon, on persons, some of whom had remained |!onaire spender was coming and they | Main street and Rawhide avenue. Tho t, were present to hear the ver- | Kt ready for him. The camp had risen | saloon was diaginolly opposite the dict. Among them were a few women, [PUL of the sagebrush in the panic of Northern, It was opened with a dance MEETS THE JURORS AND GIVES |!" The sands had suddenly become | early in January of that year, the night spangied with gold, There was real ore) of the day the big find was made on OUT STATEMENT. on the Royal Tiger, two miles to the|Grutt Hill. Tho blast had uncovered a After Mrs. Katon had left the court-|nonth. The main street of Rawhide was! pocket of ror at the gra roots, went room the furors, through their fore- lithe old stage road to California in the| nuggets of gold crasiing through the man, axked that they might be allowed | days of ‘49. | windows of the Bank of Rawhide far to meet her. The permission was | RAWHIDE SUDDENLY WAS THE | across the atreet. It was in Moss's sa- y fo emt-clrel ms Lape ball lat ita nina hanes re CENTRE OF A DOOM. loon that Riley Grannan had an tnter- would re from their janniiment of the marria lense her and her husb. | vow | They watd It was understand that j this course would solve the pusale instead of noting objec | ningham's sult for diy the wife refused to perfor her marital duties, they may ald his) pre | ceeding «0 far as they may, It is believed no court barriers would) pre vent an annulnent A = ~ = ~|SHE HAS NO OBJECTION TO RE Moss's corner for many days and what MARRYING HUSBAND. Might have happened had they only had | purthor action in the « OINTED shoes cause bent bones, corns, bunions, in- growing nails, flat foot, ete. Good -looking, broad-toed Educators banish these torments. ste Con ey becauAe GATES WENT BEHWD THE BAR 4ND PLAVeD For men, women and children, $1.55to $5.50. When buying shoes, try on the Educator, not an orthopaedically correct Educator unless Edu- ac we hangs on “tt was the strike on the Royal Tiger|@*t @nd where he caught the cold |Ume for a real talk, but “wait ti he} whether Mrs, Cunningham's friends can a eaten a ae bd cutis tiaddoatana © NBR me cite Tobby, ant thanked | which tiad started the “rush” to, Raws| NNCH resulted In Nis deats and dra: lalclared tric, Sac wale Cavin ib =o Pas i AR t survisin Mode by RICE & HUTCHINS, Basten, Maan, | ee ea wauae na eue aie) 20 ane ‘ the COUN had aN. | matic funeral In the apring of 1908, declared that he would never bavel would automatically terminate with snures . burst into tears for the first time since On )¢ a PA an! WORD WaNT ABOUT HE “WAS Veaten thelr game, Men needed nervolanuiment of the marriage to which It uy ' ; ue en ean Bs WD ere ae Rawhide 1 ea Koel es Any cr a to play up against a man Hike that. | partieularly referred. f so convin > wave out the following statemen seal? be 6 M! iy Dh PLAYING THE WHEEL." harley Gates is playing the wiieel Moss'«! Ty This was the ery that ran down Main MK 1 street and up Rawhide avenue Tt \) oy Yel g {They would have tapped him for thou- | whe suid to-day, she would have no ob And when Gates was going out of | living with him as other women do with Rawhide he stopped at Moss's corner. is. = Moss wan there to meet him 4 Mrs, Cunningham, “if tt “George,” he sail, “I want you to take | 1s a question of splitting hairs 1 shall + “Tam so glad; glad most of all be-)& Man who was broke. And then, to cause of my aged mother and my lame | add impetus to the rush, virgin gold was | child, both of whom need me. It means | found in the Kearns's jease on Bail #0 much to them. T shall go home| Hill. They combed the goled with Probably late to-day and I hope that) quartz, down from the walls of the & new life will be opened to me and! shaft, panned it and @ent It to the ed in a rimaway near Lane few Weeks ado, whtition t of the stage of the future was emptied every saloon and stopped the Rice & Hutchins Miieiad toumat eee ‘ hivatcenusiaenl Pianos in Stingaree Gulch. It broke up the saloon off my hands.”* not conalder it, even If death were the | ich ty Mtr wid Mew Arthae Hou that the trials and tribulations which | ansay office to have twenty-dollar Dleces conversations in offices; It nent the mob “Haven't got a cont, Charley," was! resuit of my refusal. Under no . " a m Be iat J i: Al M Tlovghton Was known to the stage have been mine in the past aro ended.” | made of tt. Promoters poured into the |nurrving to the corner. ‘The big bar: |p ike Kids am 4 he | the cheerful reaponse aideration would I consider a vielation ae hi APE AC TG HEseilaed thet Educator Shoes Mer chief counsel, Mr. Morse, said: | camp. Mawhide bewame the fasilon irom was Jammed. Against the bar a AO HIS game; and Moss tad golly You don't need a cent.” of the spirit of the PACE evOr tte en aaa ane eave. Me. Signet Shoe Co “It was Mra, Eaton's appearance on among stock buyers in Ban Franciaco, lthere jeaned men of ail deecrintions. The sntoon'a: ¥ Mr. Gates," he “What do you moan-yau and me will] letter of the pledge were lived upto. Ty) Mid. mf Helon Ge alucretion g! = the atand, an unusual event in any cap- {salt Lake and Denver, The fashion jsten in business sults and white collars: | eata ae tee nailed oe terse the | 9¢ partners?” “Understand, that white I MOLE Venue Gen ina seh | 112 West 125th St. {tal case and a remarkable one where! reached to the East |men with soft shirts, no coats and their Keys’) hana : on your life, ‘The xatoon'a yours,| Htual happiness out of the agreement, |)" Ie Oe Nee 19th St Carnes ot Third A i fas vee eB wah Meh ae inne : 1 wee ‘ t up out ia tae Fitdel trousers meeting their buckled boots at | Boys, I've won a home! erled! What in thunder do you suppose I want)! alwo have felt that something has) tig rival of a lmby girl at the how ‘New York N.Y. Oey ; c dete *lHickard bought a corner lot for ; . ‘e b SEN 3 A - o m0 Rawhide. Ta % been lacking in my relations with my — tines 1h Che eainde OF the Sar jthe knee, Men with big sombreros and | Gates, stuffing twenty-dollar gold pleces, | Of & saloon in Rawhidi Take it. 1 % The! and had lumber hauled in forty miles of Aunt He At Cen flowing tes crowded around the tab'e! pounds of silver dollars and wads of | sive {t back to you. You don't owe me] husband. Tam a normal woman, nov f ot Meet 1, who wan Ming Alice verdict was what we expect from the railroad to build another! ,, d on | 5 ” a fanatic. [ have the same tenrd few (i tood Poker tables, stood n= | DiNs into is p Mie vl fn cent, ane tentanc de Goleuria, bh ‘o other daux SAYS ADMIRAL’S DEATH I8 STILL| Northern saloon. a duplicate of those of! ow ait Groupe pected treo | tang ato Lin Dockets, “Mfere'a where T/n cant ta other’ women MutT hold them ay fe oelcurits han two other dnuxtitera A MYSTERY. ee aaa Ttat 1200 poopie Nido from the porch outside the | EVERYBODY IN THE HOUSE HAD|GATES LEFT RAWHIDE IN A|chtK Also, 1 am phvatcaliy sound Sere BARGAIN REMNANT SALE “Tt frees ian innocent woman, but 198 it was estimated that 12,00 people) aiuon. George Moss « , , “Whether other women should do as 1 up on @ SOME WINE. CLOUD OF DUST. leaves a mystery the end of the| had gone to the camp. . i. y : I have done ts a question. 1 wou Admiral, her husband. For six months| In the summer many of them were on| endeavoring to get a glimpse of} He made his way to the bar and the not : | “Honk, honk! chug, chug! whisds!") advise them to, for it would @nfront | In & the dealer's face to see how the tide|house cheered him for a lucky and| ‘ y . 1 have tried to find out what was be-/their way out. Rents degan to come) op paring was going plucky gainbler, He took his place be- | 24 Gites and his party were swallowed | them with a terrible and n + ten ’ . phanie Window hind the poison which caused his death, | down, saloons closed up, only one dance Orn in® © Wee car te a the mailed. te up in a cloud of dust. And Moss could| tation, Let every ono live a. norma but _my Investigations have developed |tali remained in Stingarce Gulch and, fy ()% ouelte table: Charley Gates tedeute PAF and called tothe: bare |v rily nellave the ‘evidence’ of his | and happy lite: | ho satisfactory explanation, It must |drinks were selling two for a quarter.| ated, te wore a iieht nek vege | Have you got any wine” fenses, until bs called upon} “The idea of marr ail that | | Probably remain 4 mystery.” Several propertien were being worked om) oe Ti, aa a matt ahve tp cre nu| ‘eure; bows! came'the renpoinee. him to “aot ‘em up" on the #atoon, marriage implies does nitme f ’ After a fourshour sleep at the Ply-/a business basis. having reached the! vaiscoat, The gambler of the pier] TUE it loose, Kversiimly in the| ‘Not on Weer" retorted Moss. [regard it ay sacred With | mouth Rock Hotel, Mrs. Katon left for! development stage.” The leavers were! via the limelight of the saloon, When| House have some wine {"Em too much lose denire to consecrate myself te her home in Assinipp! shortly before se by. You could] ( vinin glen ato buay in the hills, the ball s 1 * that he) He walked tito his mal and mave}ied me into proposing the p: ual views iin alee ’ y | | pall spun there was a hush of the! Tt was aun” erty thet he r ee taht ty an. 19 o'clock to-day. She apparently des | pan gold anywhere in the hills, but the) 100 3 on the crowd, When the ball, Started, hey were all cailing him | t¥o of the bw ® notice tant t man to whom 1 was afflanced seasinre elred to avoid any further publicity. | wei deted ledge of a big mine was yet! Bhe said: to be discovered | “Tam going back to Assinippl. to] towN WOKE UP WHEN GATES the farm, to live the whole thing down. APPROACH I'm so happy that I'm going home vlererna ae — Saas \ that I can't talk about it. I want to| The cayotes, not yet quite sure of /around at the crowd, and for the firat | hind the ro: Send tor Booklet, 19 EAST 14TH ST. “°] GASPS MRS, HEYLIGER minutes later, and vot-| Would quit on Saturday night, Then he! WOULD HAVE WED EVEN IF won, Nota sound If he lost. The Meit/!n& him the best ever. Then they | {ook off his coat and mtood watch be- PACT WAS REFUSED, of @ bet on a number was five dollars, | Wanted to play against hie game, And| Mind the bar. “If we had not made this agre Gates lost for awhile. Then he looked| Charley, not to be outdone, went be-| “There's going to be some economy |) would be living my married life tte table and spun the |t® get even with last ni he re-Javerae woman is living her dropped there was a murmur if Gates | Onariey fitt Wei Daring Demon of the Air, and | t Up With Pegoud, the ” dethronement, atti! howled | ‘ime realized the size of his wudlence.| Wheel. There was « rush for the table {Marked to Emil Grutt of Grutt Hi | vguid 1 have refused to mary Mr ~ eet stttns prominence of Rear- in tho might from. a. sate distance. | (‘Give everybody in the house a drink,”"| ‘The sky's the limit, aentiemen, Make Pc Serie ae a some ane: tele Cunningham if he had declined to enter} Will Never Go Up Again. | BACKACHE “ GETS , burros answered them with their | tie sald across the table to the dealer, your bets." low, George, . into the agreoment to remain celibate. AB, Ses paste soos oats. nan citrated “heechawa" from, the middle of the |Theword was passed, und ir” a few| And they made them, too. They were Mons Hooked at hus ompty champagne) “Lawyere for the husband, Cunning | ON THE NERVES” countsy-wide interest. The Admiral|main street, Prospectors and miners| minutes the volce of George Ross was| going to Kot some of that Gates money | CM ee einer Pace SUL Ne Atak TE axe ham, Ly raglitecssy a to raves) where Onithe WhiteRlar lina Males il took @ prominent part in the battle of | sat in promoters’ offices and wondered |heard all over the room: somehow, They didn't get much of It bahar die PAI Ae erat Geen enn ap ine Maseeite, whitch | . / | Santiago. After his retirement he set-| when the “big” strike was going to be | INVITED THE WHOLE CROWD TO|Home few raked in small bets and anythi THAthoe He WOuld desire io Remarre Riel ne, Fy Mh aed ios | ‘ tled down on @ littie chicken farm at |imade, and where, DRINK. dropped out of the game with a fow ———— a ton, 0 1) DASKONROEN Was Mow to end the pax | Assinippl, where he died on March $ And then came the announcement i 7 undyed dollars to the good. But Gates ‘le pre nut declared that the: last, that Charley Gates and his party * F Sentemen G sounded — in sien | and his friends pulled in most of the elient had at no thine tntimated that hi coming to town.” What he was com-| tones. "Mr wants everybody | money and bet Rawhide to a standstill did not love his wife. ayeioian ‘who. hn attended: im’ tne [ing for only a few kiew. The news. |! teh house to take @ dring'sn him" |"Gne yy" ane na oiasers, tel tack ROM HATS OF SINGERS! it Se rset were sua cn i tine Medical Examiner Osgood |papera of the camp printed all that] Gates heard It and looked annoyed! qsansiere ruehed in and took the tie would be willing to continue living with | side of pene inquest. Portions of the Maar they could find out about the son of |for a moment. Then he smiled in an| ance. Tacy played the wheel at a ean oe Lp odcal Ga ce ol fo din | Starter “ OU ” ot. | AMused manner, " he Gates | solv nd fr al couple to-day nal organs of the Admiral were sent (>| ‘Bet-you-a-million” Gates. Prospect- | ‘ , rn fast and furious pace, but the Gates 5 SAAT se Are Guin thelr Gear (oi pedeuseauchray es) Rate ache ane, of She Har ora came in from the hills. Ths Pits Minas te se ten: dollars; he tuck them in. The house wax |Qne, Coming to Boston to Study, Spstie Pee Heat ta) Ore whan ¥ ce » Who reported that | ros took to the high spots, suspicion- ha tealer vo ie *“ me whe spent in F M ving at uc, fist out. Wan introdu who loopa the In the sky, sails ups ship ovierwhse thousand. athere | emptied of champagne, the ball dropped | Ini sete * ee they contained @ large quantity of white | ing that the coming of the prospectora| This was up to George Mons, Three | SUNG ibid gery et Gates handea| Foils Customs Men by Retum ROPS AXE OW | ON POLICE! Bho Grand Jury reported aN | meant another rush across the dexert, | bartenders wer base as compressed air) WIN MS aml Goel Al ing Hers to London, oO MAN. ALFONSO jent against M ton charging | moters polisied up their Hter- [drillers behind the bar, Fire and fan| ‘ 1d, “open up the place 1 b Beaten ta nite Gonat re Tt te K, was the onter, and the di es ote : oolays ninetnes t d beat nk#, ial began Oct. 14. The Govern. lature. The leaners dug out their : ment pought to show that Mrs, Faton/ore and brought chunks for !t {nto/Mostly peer and straint liquor, were her husband by placing ar-|camp. Mino owners cleaned up their )Served with remarkable celerity gentle in his beverages and his medi-|ghafts and put a touch to their big] “Give m) nonad. sald a oman jh nthe inorning as usual, will) More singers came in to-day on the you Majestic, witich arrived from Europe 1 Moss, Hut he made More aigrettes were conflacated by the Iv, Ne had prepared customs m for King of Spain, Say: Monsteur Martant His Ma One It fourth atreet, b rota toughs in the vietnity of his home, was Beery Prcture Tolle a Story’ Many who swier irom backseke “Sure,” respond awry face Ale the King, having detenst ! » Who bunied themselves at} aentenced to Sing Sing Prison for not snd weak kidneys are unnaturally and o had a © p cam) day ° ) ‘. y i 1 Tha wece the superb volume: neern| 7 an was Jeslous of his! poote. Gamblers had thelr roulette | ®ho hud arrived in the camp th MY tg obeat™ Rawhide in the morning the pier snipping feathers from women's} jews than five years nor more than ten |! A mee rote ble, fretful und nervous, Net attentions to other women. Mra. Eaton’s| wheels ghining and their faro layoute| before, H. were some of the harks nd aching jolts wer " {Vin Mariant tae the pw with re counsel contended that the Admiral's |W" ‘ Big heads and Aching’ | vais with their suppers, The singera| years by Judge Rosalsky tn | ' only does constant backache “ onthe nerves,” but bad kids veral wiong to the Montreal Opera Company, | Seasion te ¥. @ jury having convicted | Interest first ree. Hin ite ates lightning | that greeted him from beh front of the bar doand in death wae due to self-administered | !0oking like new, The Hut the rule In Rawhide next me 4 Dut did not attempt to show |War likely to strike any plac and fam tnatructed hank you sarty were ” Gates and his nthe soo feo ty advinw vou that th ‘ Bs qi fave van | smauslt In the to eliminate all the urie from the alleged overdose was taken| ‘They coukiMiear the modern Crocaus | "Give you what Sa tena Meosk ne Oni ssa Villani, who two years ago was NC 19 last Dooloy and several | aneuat fen wishes to ottor vou Mia] $the m, and uric acid irrit intentionally or by accident. coming on his special train to Schur eryou hell?” fazes were in wand th J wish the Metropolitan Opere Company |. ec embare of te gang invaded ily ft, Medtrated to vow th Hite own west, | =, keeping you “on thirty miles across the desert, from When did you i cant vldstes, watont - * the leading suprano of the company. |i. Casino, Jerome avenue and 0 a Seaport and ane | sing rheumatic, where private autos would fetch the take it at nothing et Little birds over the wireless whies| perm, caneyy Saname avenue and Une | ng LARUE SANE on Doan’. Kidney. Pills ewe! A, Stopped Night Sweats | paris ints camp. tte sisted as ne 18 xet , owners of algrettes and/ started a fant, Policeman dein Tonnes ills by curing the kidneys, Here's proof: ome a Que orge” t do you think this is-a agit to eject t seized a fire Secretary to Mis Mateaty ‘“ Banished Ceugh|*"'™ ite on board the train murteoumita: all ue ahem lever 'GALABER AAG THO” HouEe po | RUCHARRE i e IQA) reached the ara of Rawhide, Charley yspitetit when Doo A ; . \ 3 awaited them at the pier, Miles Villani ne wailery: anda Titan Marg, Min Martent, famous ¥rench fo ine | $A New Yorker’s i BF vou ore suttering with a continued) Gates carried hia coat pockets sfull uf a : ais ' retary ast Wnuk the. teatwees lt cecner have [IID Raven itt AnD Bped 100 Hie a eee an hy yew Lorne Test nian, doe twenty dollar gold pieces. Twenty dot- A little of our vat new mush HIS SECRETARY GAVE THEM)’. teed Them teitiereaae chic Ul , heat ae ie dita | aie BS ae: . it might bel. 7 ths tule “WIM you have some cake Ww t and iaikned them to the sea eed tr a fractured sku! Ghante: ag ae her | 3at., New York City, N. Y¥,, | jars for a tip! That was nothin. He ha me cal ith, taht ; r she 0 »N, says: CE erence Stsrative a medicine for] would throw off his coat, loaded with |leme f sn. Gale Cent dhe om wales Na thee sia ne wane ak Les | ealay | Shida very bad attack or theumatie [the Throat accomplished) twenties, and fling it on a seat when |THRE'W THE DEALER A $100 BILL. j.,. sy teal, wat t ascraiae ie qed ih dpi Maine lit Py | pelea J. tay bi sie es | as Eee] eunt a —- kets righ ‘cts! WAN DYK’S DUCHESS COF a aes any hi fun: fates threw a hundred-dall Y)' He Ss comog nol. Tam going out Glovann\ Mucsino. wa Pg wate declan that it. was the means ot| THOUGHT HE'D BUY UP WHOLE [tin dealer and told. now ty the | with him, but wilt recure ways Le pertabinl, aantnee es or ai tice eve ae eavi Hiven Heed thUs cnoat TOWN, change Thon’ he put $10) on hen Lit Pave MHRIRG ean avorshnny ! WE IS THE FINEST ery | day. no and wife of the conductor, ‘The ners made merry on the voyage and sang in the cabin nearly every night to the great enjoyment of the other | pasnenger j Tiger, by the way. He didn't | ore: Fairfon), tein bonaen an fe id tuld me to try Doan's nd Ldid. ‘The first box me and eight boxes cured haven't bad a sign of the Get Doan's at Any Drug Store, 5#e 0 Ben,| wad et ccceh Which aradustiy’ bes] Whee! And Rawhide hungry for|the black and &O on the mildte col-| Mr, Gates thinks well of tie onnp." e money! Dreams broke out among the | umn It wae a Week before the satire of come ' tm my chest, I was losing my mine owners, the leasers, the promot-| “Seventeen in the black!’ called the) the polite secretarys remark sink ip H ad had become ao thin and BS ‘tee, A ting to ny househoid du-| eM, real estate men, prospectors and |dealer, solemnly, He counted out #9), Of course Mr. Gates thought well of the the gamblers, They had every “pros: |and passed the money across the tanle | cainp. He dida't take up the option on tatied, L wast pect" in camp sold te Gates before | ~The gentleman wins; the gambler Royi of the Poly’) he started from Schurz, Bert Gillespie ne croupter, fully any wtock, He didn’t Invest 9 4ol-|frst trip to America, ®he tw bound. f THE BEST TE c 1 made the biggest clean-up ever Hogton to atudy voice culture. She nas A 3 Bib. | ed DOAN’S Kidney troutle, and | 4 away for] and other owners of the Royal Tiger Gates luck had come. The player | ign treatment. My nephew would not allow! hadn't a word to say about the mil- {rolled them high, He played no num er night in the camp. Buffalo, N, ¥, Foster-Milburn Co., Prope. me to go untill T had tried Eckman’s Al-| jionaire’s coming, Ony they knew that for less than the limit. Heh He we fone that aftern t the medl i" i f au eo was BO at a forative, | Rofore 1 had taken the mate The had an option on 100,40 shares of |from $10) to $9, $40 and $40 on the ty ceased. pain in’ my, breasil their atock columns, ‘The crowd lingered. Women "loose and tions for wrand opera, and her you ever drank. Mixed, fon for Kolng to Boston, reversing rican atudents, is that Formosa Oolong, Ceylon, etc. on, Bone ale that he had ctorm went back before they reali n there, ‘Phe pre ter opportunities in this | fj hig ot mettipa) And before he was quite expected | from Stingares Gulch edged in. They | to drawing diagrams in the road, show. ur low cit Yn tiaalth, becam mal Tdm Charley Gates came into camp in the| wanted to ge a look at the Eastern | ine just how the ore @hould run in Do not let o price prejudice you. We guarantee the M Fairford brought with her « prospects, ‘The promoters whittled | gylany of cute hate and. bonrete 8 again. ‘ho gamblers douwht | studded with algretion and other fine quality to please or money back. afternoon in an automodiie and a cloud | Croesus, They would have gone broke | thet MARY WARBON: [of dust, Two other machines with|to get down @ bet on one of his num- | atic 4 at members of his party followed, Raw-| bers, But they couldn't et near the | drinks for the "regula the leavers | toathers, She heard of the solpping of ‘ { Bolema: hide was thrilled, The xamblera| roulette table. Gates broke the bank, | returned to work in the hills. frathers before the Majeatio reached VAN DYK brushest up their diamonds, took soft/and there was ten thousand dollarsdue| Charley Gates never went back to her per, and what do you think she S pty fn us rinks and called up the house to the| him. Rawhide. Put there were proud me : ins t thi form | bar Promoters hadn't quite made up| George Moss looked blue, His hank (there who tid grasped him by the h nid She just removed the fei eto te rt ‘ih Grit aacrs te Satie) QGD LD Wess 128th Strat, ED Rete. these PAPAL ie ae ae nia ee, el (Sonate him “Charley,” and had a of them, and addressed the package to ‘00 fl Bet ween 7th & Sth Avei B were gol 0 lel e ry gumbler awhide en ng impremion of the @puch of | h ho in Lond Ores in 3 ‘ork and Brooklyn; more im | mci dave Lensere cad maine [praying (has the Clasianaiua mows win lmilicgm ‘They salked of (he game i |yere failed Cuneo Smee "| spelt ip oceuseeueet ss BY oat shore sell tae | their minds which of their tempting | w ES rr