The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-27
HAVING WITHCOWLES
The Famous BasS0 Of the Bos-
ton Opera Company.
HIS MAKEUP As A HAYsEEo.
FsrtRs Baxter surprfses HE Old
Cha. n He Pitches Hay ana
Loses weight

Derby Txz=. Vt lar M-E1xe-e
Coates. .As famous hAssa ~ the Bosee-
-sans- - Spending TIRE summer With rs
parents - this quiet Et.le country r11sage-
de - set1szn seer CT ire streets. ard hss
tot sang x rahsxc eSzSe RS arrival. Al
texAes % --nayxa1~ AM I save 10 Go11S
lis p-ossssaoEsa. friends wvus7 laugh taeza-
selves into hysss-scs x they coz11 see arm
gushing horss-zke across rsch rsesssows.
gathering TIE fragrant Fay into wzn1-
rowz. really 20 - eockea szr-
once n a zsa.Ee he takes patcAfork II
h27d and assists IA Io&<znr tire hsg racks
great powerful man. when -Asy saw hzra
On the stage n thai ever selEghsfaf opera
kscos1 Hood would 6n1 thsx- thoughts
S1sszI.es1 II thsy could $50 hina paying the
Nsw E1gla11 Farmer WsE2 G1s hig
straw has. Eeg[gce shirt ard gray tro1-
Ss-s. AID armed wszh q pl-cAfark. be 2p-
Pears more zor-na6zhle than IN MS most
feructoaS eperatsc parts / wish / could
have sscared strap shot picture OF hin.
as hs stuck TIRE fork into a cock Of hay
and without effort sent * flying Up 20 the
snA0 On top o. the Already high load
he appeared 80 enjoy MS work great
iy, and when asked hiEn IL he was tram
sag for t5s corrtrx season he responded n
9 hearty, laughing voice. Yes. I'm train
tng down Way, Just think az II. When
reached home and stepped On the scales
found shat / weighed - pounds. Hay
ing - great exercise Already I have lost
i've pounds. and guess che more week
WI take OF az.other i've. I suggested thar
We get another mower. 50 that eousi
neso cut down the hay. hzzt somehow ny
remarks oh not meet with 5oyo1s spp<o-
baton. 90 I id nc. urge the matter.
guess VIII have 70 coa<ne my eCcrts TO
the horse-ake ami pitchfork.'.
Precipitation was running down Mr..
coEiss' face as he spoke. and as he took
OF his hat ard wiped the DROPS away /
could not refrain from Inspect ting hsE
Closely. He Is large mar bx; finely pro-
pxrtsened. His large. well formed head
rkses above massive shoulders Chest.
~esl al you hare 20 do - 10 listen TO his
voice and you VIII not find 1t necessary
20 ask more questions. HIS eyes are dark
brown. Gear and sparkling. his fore
head is high and broad. His hair Is dark
and Is brushed back from his forehead.
lie does not part has hair Il Ths middle or
assume the Pa6erewskt style He is
smooth shaye1 and the cut OF hts upper
lsp and lower Jaw bears no question as TO
his frmness. lie has what / call a strong
yet open face.
In his conversation he tmpresses ore a.
being sincere. lie talks frankly. earnestly.
13%k 10 k4s% AAEA i SEs1&r
Of the scenery about his hone he replied
enthusiastically:
''Oh. think x is grand. What could bs
more beautiful than the picture stretched
out before our eyes. i never become
weary OF looking at the Green mountains
and the intervening fields and woods. The
sunsets. too. how superb they are. Words
cannot tel what the eye sees AMI the mind
drinks In ] arm VERY anxious 10 take a
trip 40 Jap Peak" and then Mr.. Cowies
pointed 10 one OF the most famous OF the
entire range. s.I think he continued
II colld get rid Of another five pounds by
the time reached the sop. What is the
trouble with you fellows going uc toog'
IAeut-Col. Charles r. Nelson ana At
torney John Foster. whom I had accom-
panied on this visit 20 Mr.. Cowics. said
they would enjoy the trip. Mr. Foster.
however. found that business would de-
tain him until August l. whereas Mr.
Co*sss 1as DESTROYS Of going next week
In order 10 keep an engagement with a
yachting party hound for the Maine coast.
wei. think can co. said Nelson.
NOW be positive" said Sowies
"Al righf." replied Nelson. I'VE viii 60
next week
is there a psths" asked Coxies
Not from or side" said Nelson xsth
a smile. ard Il Is abou. a.osa feet up"
CoSles looked UP az thu sky. scratched
his head ard remarked wi;h a short
laugh:
well. I'm going Up anyway
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