The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-09-18

Adventures are o. two syres the
polished and welI-bse.f. ard the sfuh
nnd rather brutal. Ore gtssies softly
70 the drawing room. treating OF 30
ones ecrns. snsi csgrkscrsssag las Nay
through ail sssch oy~ssiDgs ~ BE nasT
discern. The other shoulders his wsy,
and effects by simple f,slsts ard foges
What else II done ~ craft asss ssFsse-
ifY. The atisenfarsr ~ the softer
type has beer a c.0nyssr, csssxgs~r or
. gersfssmas i gentleman Whereby he
mas picked up she current si5sksssssssss,,
ssd beer aide 70 sAsun1e THE ossf-ss!e
varntsh 1s tie upper sTEs- The adFefl-
turer al the reawfser fyIe has been
among miners afssi Goa h0s = asssi bss
probably served in some bali f4rsfsesi
army, where the 0t5Sfst was les ssif-
defense than plumber and fise dt~cs-
pine meant only readiness ~ Tight
on all ssrca lafs wbSth ss-
Ifrienee. u properly tnsf'ss'e.i.
Esea a certain aid fruit favor %
his talk. q certain heroic seeming 20
his hearing. whls b sSeegss the heart
out og women Cursed sEsh fnzziEla-
ton and barred 60 extinction b. resi-
can do nothing without the sofssfs.
Brought 20 the door II The house ~
the master. lie must - helped over
the threshold by the Fnis'feHs, A. the
evil suirits Of oh xere heipe4 ss.r0@s
b. haptszssi hand, sIse they could
not have entered 3 Christian Bunse.
The woman must he the assesnrsg
unconscious bat willing aecouiIatee u
n. q n Ia -
Whatever il NAV he that he hAs set
himself 20 win. she must ie the gosi
dess fortune to take him by the hansi
and If she ssfses not has plans siil all
be- sfIpafee ked- Hence. be has
learned the art 81 making lose. ~ ore
must learn the siphafef before master
ing the literature aasiof ali she skilled
ana skilllnl adventures discovered to
~ by justice there has nor been ore
who ess sat beloved by xgman. We
have Just seen a most striking ia j
stance of this with tire man Frado. 4
who, apparently without IA single .
physical Staaliise alton. y a. a master Of 1
women ~ a hawk i the master OF the I
chickens. When ~ the softer type, i
he make love sealimentally and Tat. 4
ter hts aSiored ones rs artgil com
parsons. lie has known divine 4
duehesses and eounissses that 4
were like dreams u beauty. /
but this special charm, this par
ticular dslighttalness, has he
never known, and his whole being
pays homage as he never paid il be-
lore. Bal IL he il one 81 the rough
and more brutal type he rotIsez her
enthusiasm BY q narrative oi his ysri-
Gus feata OF daring. and probably
poses a. a man whom love has passed
coidly by until nov. In any case,
he knows his ground aud the best
method Of tiliage And he seldom
fails or makes mistake, For he has
the magic OF temperament a. well a.
the halo Of romance, and. together.
these are n golden chains which lead
women captive gbither~oeyer the man
will. And the adyenturer wills to lead
them very far Down indeed. The arsi
necessity with bin Is to induce some
one of good family and position 10
cosnpromiss herself wifh him when,
with his irresistible pull ON her, all
the rest Is easy. Fear, shame, perhaps
remorse, come Ia when the glamour
of the first infatuation is over; the
woman who has been devoted lover.
friend and helper becomes by force.
though the Iuathing victim, both slave
and aecompiiee. The world has never
known the screw that has been put on
certain women by the men whose for
tunes they have made ~ will never
know the truth ia some eases, where
the secret. welt kept in life. IL now
rendered undiscoyerahie by death.
But strange rouances have been wo-
ven hetwesn Ia. weakness that gave
and the strength that held between
the love that trusted and the dishonor
that utilized