The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-13
DAY WITH BRODIE.
rs pnIDGE JUMPER, Vow
-. Ar THE ATHLETIC Clue.


p,odfe. bridge jumper, Swlmmer.
's.~ an pux.Iisra, and the rsosseszor
sssyr eaual In size 20 TIE brili-ancy
S.mous diamond horse shoe PIN.
- a eventfui day yesterday. In TIE
- Ak appeared dressed n . modest
n hA.c. II 4 were not for the unique
.'.,d min. the famcns Bowery cnAraxs-
,su,d not have been singled or. GER
- pox from bis conversation. re -
sfss1 In his expressions. Dut nc aoss Hos
-. ..f.h.rsmys Fadden- In MS inter-
- Mi, I'll kinds Of people ne has edn-
~ ssrox<if TO a point where he talks
~. go uses good language. There -
.sscc@er.sfsc OF Brodie that came
ri 1890 he had fairly had q chance 10
@ss ~, the beautiful weather and the
-<N~ant view across the Sound. and
- his devotion TO his wife. He met
- friend Jack Green. the professor
ss-s.~ - Inc s. A.. G.. and Immediately
- Nh, e,hers the express o!iice was.
80 w.fe Is going 10 JOIN him at Sas
"A DIV and he was afraid that she
-. ned 4 few hundred more than SHE
80, sse.. said Brodie. as he pulled out
- ~ bills az large es Sharkey's fors-
amy wife might need a little money
.ss.h shc had enough. but there u MOTH
= No being on the right side Tnen ne
s,sd out enough 20 supply an ordinary
.-.eo Tor trip to New York and back,
~ "a II expressed 60 Mrs Efodie.
psy,ns finished this important d1ty.
.ac rs ready 20 talk OF old times with
n Green Fsy people know IL. bat II is
- .evert taeless that ten years ago Bro
"a (.rcsn were working in the same
- II vas on the Bowery. too. la do
E..sss MACE. Brodic was Deh!nd the bar
- front OF 4Ee saloon. while jack
-. ana Jack Ashton. OF Providence,
~ a tbs ;heater annex meeting nj
k's..,s With che groves. Tney became
1870 ana yesterday talked over old
60 Ike two Vermont farmery discuss
. ~ weather and the prospect for good
- r,eforc they realized IL half the day
!. nast. After lunch Brod.e was on
"A :, the ffleaser At 2 O'Clock for re-
k.srnl As he disappeared In the stage
I,rrarce he yelled back at Green. All
- will come UP TO the athletic club
soon ~ can"
promptly 1t s.l5 he showed up. and was
ee,od,tced TO Prof. Trenaman. ID. q. In
Ersrify. Assistant Secretary Bowes. and
[srsraI other members OF the club. who
sanced to be present. Gle was shown
Esfoush the billiard hall. reception. read
- and card rooms. gymnasium. Turkish
~ room. barber shop. locker rooms.
kavling alleys and the electric plant room.
Ighen the big salt wate- swimming tank
- reached Brodie's love for the water
Iesus<d him 20 excla.m:
sNov, that Ii what ! call great. wish
! had known this morning mar YOU Rad
- place for n swim. Why. Id rather
W. 4 plunge IN that salt water than the
-, Turkish bath out. Where do you fell
k6ss lump from here?'
Bsodie vas standing on the barber shop
|1poy. which oyeriooks the tank. ana
Green became alarmed lest Brodie might
|hmp In for the fun Of II, and broke in.
Hold on, Steve: that water Is only three
|6wt deep ON this side: you want 10 get
Hy On that platform al the end IL you
kR going tn
| sWsi!. ri postpone It." replied Brodie.
haxhingiy ION, by the way" he con-
ksued, .'you ough. 10 see those fellows
'han In San Francisco swim. j tell you
Ibnntssly they are the king pins OF the
tussness In all my experiences never
Inu their equal"
The party walked upstairs. and went In
D Prof. Green's boxing room. On the win
|lcvEu lay q miscellaneous collection OF
|eayes.
I see. Jack" said Brodie. that you
|onss pack OF visiting cards"