davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-29

Ser ~@t. Paul", Der iiin9fte amerifanif3e
Poitbampfer, but 8e4; ouf feiner er1ten
&eiie cling IN Der Maf9inerie etspas entz
5tpei; uno iebt fibt er ouf Dem @anoe BET
Song Brand feit, cine SoGge Der S6orbeit
ieines &apitdns in nebeGigem 8etter, nabe
Der &iiite, nod nit @ol0ampf gu fabren. @s
tpdre re9t beoauerli3, gpenn Der prd9tige
9ampfer D~erlpren 9eben iolte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-29

Qm f6le6telten iinb NIT potanitalten
berfeben &uBlanb, bic Siirfei, 8ulgarten,
Montenegro, @erbien, 8osnien unb bic Ser
5egopina, @ris9enlanD, @panien uno
Sranfrei6, nit potbrieftaien RuBlanO
uno Die Siirfei, oann MontenegrO, 8ulga@
rier. 8osnien unb bic 9er3e9ppina, Ser
bien, @rie9enlanb, llngarn uno S4fpeoen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-29
Sr06e 0ebeilt.

9os p~erbeIierte eGaItiiGe 8rndbanb. 9os einsioe
pelbes mon Sag NIB gtabt nit Ycquemf1.
lett tra9en fam, beilt lider leDen grtdl. 9euticbeS De.
t6dft. fotaIoge freI 5IQeiaubt. Smprooeo GIaftc lrub
CD. 800 8roaoipau, 9Gc II. Ctr, 9trlu Dort. 4iplSmo
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-29
Die 11riahe

9ronii6er @~ranf6eiten tuurbe enbli6
entoedt. 9as 8ublifum nabm reoels
11dBt9 Glutretni9un9smittel unb fonnte
1ttbt besrcifen, tpes6alb bur6 bie1elben
feline noaitdnbise 9eiluns er5ielt tuurbe.
OF. S9Dop 9tng etnen G6ritt tuet.
ter ntto tptornete feline Belt benz ipeaiellen
Stuotum Der 11ria9en Der fid 10 itarf
o%ernebrenoen 9ronii9en &ranfbeiten.
Gr fano, oeB 9etpiie Nernen polIItdns
0t9e &Ontrole iber ben Magen, Die
Sober nnb 9ieren unb oGe inneren Or
game baben. @enn btel lie geerben 9cs
16pa9t ltnb, 10 fann Der Wagenbie geabs
r1tt9 ttbt berbauett, bic 2eber ipirb trGqe
llto oas 9ande&6rperipItem tpirb binfGl.
Zig, oaben GerOauungs=S . ganen bie9ters
benfraft feb1t. ST.. @6DDp's @ieber.
Der teller lit etn Magenz, 2eberz uno
Mteren<S etlmittel, mel9es aufo bic Meroen,
tpel6eb teieS rsanefontroliren etn!pirft.
9teie Ir5net 1T fem Nerpine ODER
9tfttges @erpenret5mitel, 1on6ern otent
CUR &rGfttgung Der Nerben un6 CUR
Sebung Der 8erbauunesfrdfte unb betlt
ollie Wfasenz u10 2eberletben bmr9 bic
@ntfernung Der 11r1a6en. Gin Ser.
JUDI tpirb Did babOn iiber5eusen.
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-29
@o@emi0att+
G5ortiesuu9 BON Der 2. Seite.)

Die pfOrte bat cine Gommiifion %ernannt,
I'm ii3 nit benz plane elmer &eform in
Macebonien gu befafIen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-29

grdben tporDen, unO in biefe M%usb06lungen
muBten Die fiinf armen 9iiu0er nieber=
fnieett.
OTIS ONES in 8ereiti9aft tpur, trateu bic
aus Manbarinen beftebenoen &i6ter, bic
anGpeienben britiI9en SeeOffi5isre unb bic
dusldnbt9en Gpmfulatsbeumten aus benz
3elte unb iteqten ff9 Dor bemIeG6en auf.
Ddrauf ipuroen unter lautlofer @ti1e no9z
mails Die 8erbre9en Der 8erurtbeilten mitz
getbeilt, unb Die Strafe bafiir D~erfiinbet.
s3pei frGftig ge6aute @oG6aten DerIaben
@enteroienit tie; ie ftarben binter ben Ser
urtbetlten, BON benen ieber ietnen &opf dnf
einen 8lOd gelegt bate. 4uf elm gega6enes
Sei9en nabmen fie lire Bldbe" Elm unb in
f~itr5efter 3ett tparen Die &0pfe Der flint Ser
bre9er gefalen; NIT einem Mrt6iebe t~rennten
fte bic &0pfe Der Selinquenten BON &umpfe
nno in ~Hpemigen Mainuten mar MIes borbei.
Die &0pfe Der flint &G6elsfibrer Gpurben
IN Sinner gaiteQt, pel9e 10 ausgaf9nitten
tparen, baB mon Die @eft3ter feben %fonnte;
Ate tperoen na6 &u=Sfbeng, Dem S9auplaBe
Der yeiebermeBelung BON 5ebn 3riitli9en
Ata09er, ga6ro3t, no iie an 8dumen aufz
gebGngt tper6en."
Ser 8icpmte Muira, Der fribere iapaz
ntf3e @efanbte in 8orea, unb bic anberen
perionen, tpel4e befbulDigt paren, iib an
Dem Stdatstrei6 in Seoul bstbeiItgt gu
baben, iinb freigeiprO3en pOrOen, Muira
mar in Der 4nnabme, baB er in einem gez
fptfen 9rabe fir ben Nuftanb in Seoul
berantpOrtli4 lei, tpel9er Die @rmorbung
Der &Ontgin bon &prea CUR Solge bate,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-27

There arrived fl Seattle this morning
veteran soldier OF txFo vars, the Mexican
war and the war OF the rebellion. in the
person Of Gel ". ", Robinson. father OF
Capt w W. Robinson. tr-. A. C. III,
United States army, who has charge OF
the construction of the military post on
Magnolia bluff.
Col Robinson served through the Next
can war as captain In the Third ONO
volunteers. and in the war OF the rebel
Hon as colonel OF the famous SeveEtn
Wisconsin infantry. which LATTER reg1-
ment holds the record cf having suffered
the greatest loss In killed and wounded in
action during the war Of any regiment in
the army. either Of volunteers CT regulars.
II formed portion Of the gallant Iron
Brigade the other regiments being the
Second ard Sixth Wisconsin and Nine
teenth Indiana, and later In the war the
Twenty fourth Michigan Gel. Robinson.
during q great portion of his period OF
service. exercised command OF this
brigade. and several times Of the division
to which * was attached, the nrst d.
vision, first army corps. and for time
eomua and of the corps. He was severely
wounded on August =. Iss2. at Gaines
VILE. but he did not wait the full recovery
OF this wound. again joining his command
while YET On erutches.
With his regiment ne took part in the
battles at Thornburgh. Rappahannock
station. White Sulphur Springs, Freier-
ickshnrg Fifzhugh crossing. Chanceiiors-
vile. Laurel hill and Bethesda church,
and commanded the Iron Brigade" at
Brandy station. Beverly ford. Gettysburg,
auckland. Wilderness in November, lse3,
Mine Run. Wilderness in ISL, SpotfsSl-
wanna court house, North Anna. Cold Har-
Dor and Petersburg. To him and TO Gen.
John Glbhon and Gen. Sol Meredith was
dtia the gratitude of the country for max
Ing the Iron Brigade" what IL was, and
"a II Ia known in history. Gibbons and
Msredith's records are well known. as
they both figured prominently subsequent
TO the war in military ana civic life.
Col Robinson was appointed United
States consul at Tamatave. Madagascar.
by President Grant In the spring OF 1875,
ard held that position until he resigned
IN 1857 He negotiated the treaty between
the United States and Madagascar which
is now In force. and he remained at his
post OF duty there until the aggressive
acts of France toward Madagascar, and
defining health and advanced age. caused
him 10 resign. IL will be remembered that
TamataSe is the port more recently occu-
pied BY Consul Waller. who has but lately
been released from French prison. Col.
Roblnson's sympathles were thoroughly
enlisted for the natives OF Madagascar,
and ne freely asserts that the French
claims there are entirely without warrant
OF justice or right He is accompanied by
his wife and son. Herbert F. Robinson, and
the family OF the latter. all OF whom have
come 10 find new home in Seattle or It's
environs. They are at present the guests
OF Capt Robinson. at the latters resi-
dence, J0s Terry avenue. and the captain
Is rejoicing In the great pleasure or
family reunion after many years OF sepa-
ration.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-27

bur II he viii wait q month NJ ,xo
y011. see wat ys1 can % for hin.
Sos ost Of A. Hes az say2srsoxss as 81.
Ord CROW. AID says x yc4 .aSs4 Z nay aim
81 Sn1s Gsf4l serve sos Nata o.< OF fs,sss
ys.soS czpers. don you xE0s lt,er xo,
Gr.sao.s azs1 wssre ain ca.ecx, too !. ass
- a. very 0ne. anu ycs 60 on writing
esteeAe sIsassss s-.sy come tor . ceT.asGs
bsae- E1I Snsse u4a.1g Dc 4 limit 70 Al.
ln&ssxs. ass2 A. .ass 4 Gag comes yf,sr. ss.I
Can write them any Eaege eneeaxa. a.@u
ias t1e ss.y sxx~s-sssE<- la. IA. "a. Ion ,
yox kIso~~
Mr. " isistier,s laugh 10 characterized az
weird. knocking AND almost fesalsn. Mr.
AsinS aIa4lAiea part OF i, gasa ne .p-
pea8ea a. aaspaissopEsiss IN Faust hat
TIE Original As alaisn4s4Ble- Aucn OF Ma
table ta.a would &c ,soissS.@ss IA ursnf d
owes its Chief Charm 10 aas VOICE. manner
A4Aa gestures AN a1uiEer oEGe SAT- 10
HiAss Ssr W n4stisg, There are OIL xwo
s4ral painters. yCurselt and eIas.assez.
" hsreupon be slowly wlaked ass .e.g eye
AID ASKED. ~ drag IL ,elaSqEez r.
a laa5. favins aoo'sl Thames scenery,
sad. ne whole Trip Was IKE q ser.sss
OF your superb etcaii..ss'' ~ie-es.~ he re-
psiea, nature is erecp.Eg up"
All sAroasa the SIMMER AIR. Whistler
ioaus hiAd OF reception every sunday
afternoon III his saruen, at shlen are
Rit1s14A dli sorts AKA Conditions or 11sss.x3a
many famous al Art, i.leralurs otasgs
tsEth-Eass da91ege. some ecce1krac
peosIr who have taken his fancy. taeat-
Fsea4 peopie--sa fact a menaaerle that
eouad scarcely be found elsewhere. MFR.
histieT - always the slfe and soul OF the
parry ana waAGeTs about from xroun 10
group with q aiGssa Child - straw nat os The
DssfA OF his aea4 aaa a bit OF ribbon IN,
place OF a necssl.s, eta&tIeriIs INCREASINGLY
His lace - a remarkable otse. It Is Cow
cred with COUNTLESS wElnAles, Dut is Of
clear com p.G xloa and ~c.l srocssaes lie
wears = well CURED gray mnstaete and
ssass at IMPERIAL. his eyebrows are uuassa-
any Suss.y, and his glsst.Isiag brown eyes
peer orr from uulerAsakn them like
Snakes 10 the grass. lila na.r Is tie most
amazing part OF his get-up. IL is all ar
ranged an separate c0rls, most artlssicaily
put together. 1hey are ali eyed black ex-
eept one lock. which REMAINS perfectly
"nlte, and ois sran1 occasions Is tied up
with small ribbon, so that il stanas
quite upright above his forehead wnsa
ne goes out In London he always gets
himself up deliberately. In a way which
Is sure 10 attract attention. When he
Wasks about the streets OF London he has
q crowd OF small boys ia pursuit. and
everybody turns TO look after him as h.
passes. His eccentrIcities of dress and
manner can but call TO mind how narrow
the dividing line il between insanity and
geaiuS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-27
TnIsennnl Churches.

s.. Mary s--Woodlan Park. Sunday
school a p. m Evening service az pm.
s. Marks Missloa--Oiymplc avenue, at
eni az North Seattle electric line. Sunday
scAOoi a. ! p. N. Service With sermon by
lay reader AZ y. N
St. Stephen s-Ballsr1. Rev. =. e Hy-
land. rector. Services Al Il g. m. and 80
p. IN. Y +. :. & E., so ?. m Bible class.
5 p. N. Hoy Commander first Sunday n
tae nIo0,a, il a. H.. galrd Sunday N the
naoara a. ) u 2. n.
Trinity Parish 49, Eighth avenue and
James street. Seventeenth Sunday after
Trinity. F,ariy Communion at 80 a. N.
Sunday school, a 9;45 g. N. u SE8Ing pray
er a. Il o'cl0cS. EyeHsong, 10. Rev. Or.
NeVus Ma ofricizte.
g. Clements - Twer.v-tocrth avenue
soula. near es.er way, Rev. Cssorge Buzz
zele. rect0T. sunday scaoe4 al ~ a. M
Morning service az II Goes. Evening
service aud s@rflo3 a % p saCe & SsEv1ce
AEsd ADDRESS every tFl@sy a. 80 p. a.
s. Marks F1s1a avenue and Olive
street. Rev ID. 9 Garrett. rector Holy
Comm l.ri0a. a. n. Sar45ay school al 3 Is
d m Morning prayer and sermon, i A. m.
EFeu3rlg prayer and sermon. 30 D. II.
Morning sse}ect. "Datv ana Dasoaatlon. -
EvenEng sJb3ect, prophets OF Good ard
Evil eng people s~Ts ace a. s.lS =. III
Sl1g.ns a4,e. The SeTE.ce>
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Geruan-s1ewa rt stree. and Summit ave-
c<4S- x.ss. aS& s SAesssS, EssS&es1. fss-ss@-sSes
lSA4 s.a--44lze 4.elA-1e- Services a. - u
did s.$g p q.
Ezass1.--<-oraer Eas. Newton and East
joan sGnA.-1y sSaso4. IS a. L. Cas- .LAksl-
44.g. - H. EEsa-4--AS n1oTG-ls S<s1 ss sz--iAS
~ TIE EsaS<oE-
Gilman eags. Ba-sarc-Rev. ". H joan
p. TIA Lass meeting, u H. EpwoTL n
league, ~ - IL
Aoxxeg-aE-.Janlsa - Fifth avenue and
owe sLgeSL. G@sV. L. j. L2E1sA 14-af1. PAS
tor, rs-sel=1ce. as Ol.Ys- SEX 4~Ss a. ~
a -. a24l- - y. IA.
A1aa4soa sare~g-aiasitson street and
Iess..y-@-.ra AVENUE fscs. N a. Gov
1lSlcn. spAssor. Sunday sclasso.. -sS p Ia,
Dr. S.44-~- " -AlaI4. s4p~E11lses42eIal- Ls-
WORTH League, >. u
Grace .a.re.s.h avenue and King street
Rev. >. ". bs.saols, pAslot- Services al
a. - II. aI4 .ss y. $40. eG< - Nor AiaAAe
sermon. seI---4lAs EoF FEs-4c-4er-a u
H. 1t4.4as S.40Jsc-, A " oman OF Nerve
Battery streeG-di. d. Brown. pastor.
e4arssr4y nArpt.As Exercises 4 ae l.es.1-
l2s s44e-, 1srs. " i4EEao- " n.sE4e-1. -. -.
.IAl preach A5rn-As suoJsS1, DaTaSa
HEARING evening s4o5ecI, the ~ofc
E.rS< Methodist Ep.scopa.-GerIer third
avel4s and Marion street kes. l. NJ
k4naa-l. IT., pas.or. services a. II - II.
ana 5 r. IL sSFalA1l noIa morning aElG es-
en4Ig y! rev. LIZ. Baaer. lRe l9te4 evan
gs4-Ss- Otasr services e4r1ls tie seeA as
Usual.
African IL e church-l3-0 Jones street.
Rev. u So4s sc ~ B2~lsy, passor. ocIylcss az
u a. ~ and y n Morning S4aJscJ,
Love OF Cod 10 AaSl. Evening. aoa :
Love and Man Can 4East ted" I.ass. IL N
Sunday scEO04. 1.Ss b. "a. services o. sohS
every " exDes1Ay at .. III Holy Com
man.oa BEsl Sunday IN eacn month
Trinity AZ E. eaurca-W. 5. harrington,
y. ~. pastor. PREACHING ar Il a. H. and
s,SQ =. Morning e4aSs a. lo.lo a. ~
junior League a. s.SJ p. m EpNottA
League Il. go y. IA. Hrayer s2eet.zs
RELATION OF Ire Few ~ the ia4 pit" Rev.
a. ". basiey vi. preach AZ nisa-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-27
Lutheran Churches.

German Luiheran--Dawaniish Mission,
Sander na4i. oe4ow oaeeLeys brewery.
Services at 80 every o.ner sunday.
Norwegian isan.sz1-.togrth avenue and
Pine street = X 1oiieIhosa, pastor. s.auy
In basement Services a. Il d. III. and 5
p H.
German Lutaeran-Seryices in hall. cor
ner Main street and Ainvr ayenAe. Ser
vicss every second ana fourth Sunday or
the month. a. t:f5 p. m Dy the Kew W.
d. Behrens. pastor
German South Seattle Mlsslon-In hall
near IsoStotnce. Sunday services every
second aad ta.rd Sam44y o. tie 4noatn al
3 .. IL sunday sC.l00I every SUNDAY a. :
p. n Pastors, h. hnappe, lido howeli
street: W. IL. kurtz. lob Howell street
German Evangelical, lutheran Zica's-
Corner Tenth avenue and Stewart street
Sunday school,. s.3s a IN Saaasry services
at 1879 a. n. and 80 2. n bioe4 stunde,
s.~1. ami Jusenqgerein. 500. Thursday es-
enlng. Choir practice, Tuesday, ~ p H.
Holy Trinity. EnSlisa--Cornsr Seventh
Beales. pastor; residence, i4z2 Flftn ave-
nue. Sunday school II y 80 D. IA. Services
al Il a. and 80 y. IA. Luther League.
Wednesday. go y. H.. ealecaei4cai SiASs,
Saturday. p m.
German Evangelical. Lutheran. 81.
corner Market and Main. in Rainier
Heights baptist church. every first and
third sunday OF the month at p. m SIN
day school. every Sunday at p. m. Chli-
dren's singing practice every FRIDAY at
100 p. IN
Swedish Evan gellcal-Third avenue. near
Pike. Rev. Martin l. Larson. pastor, resi-
dence. lizl Fifth avenue On sunday, ser
Vices at 1879 IL m and 2. m sunday
school. IL M. and Bible class or prayer
meeting az p. m. on Thursday, services
a. p. m. The Cent Society meet at p. m
the lrss and third Tuesdays Of me month.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-27

Ten sAe ticket ageat - tlcsN; Yea va
fha Burlington raaee ans Gs wtl SO SO.
Tee nira ynn want year iickeg 70 r~st
xaa RII;frgz. y ont. ana Jse %ew SaorE
Line ana IL viii reaA tssg v2y.
Tel Asgl yea want T. 10 veSa "a s Paul
ana TIRE Burlington F913te ard it EiG rsEA
wa s. Past ana she Burning "a rosI;s.
Tne service ever bsth lsnes "a IA good IS
= can he TO Omaha. Kansas Csty =:
Leuis &sA tae Souss, she tfnae v.s Es.ilrgs
e severed beers faster ghan vsA So paul
To C-Ni-axa * & slsou: ne sauae NJ T.
nsntan. FeEes So2nA agent carues Iesser
nvsusa &nA Erons street.
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Congregational Churches.

Plymouth church-Rev. w. II. G. Tenn
pie, pastor. 1891 Seneca street.
Firsg-CoIambla City. Rev. Is. T. Rat
tray. pastor. Preaching at u.39 a. m. and
$50 y. N.
Tayiog~Bsrch street. Rev. George II.
Lee. pastor. residence, - Birch street.
Services Sunday al Ii a. n. and / 30 p. III
German regagionaE-Seventh avenue.
between Pine and olive. Services at Il
a. m. and 80 p. IN John @. Biegett, pas
tor.
Observation-Disclosures Rev. d. H. Bick-
neil, pastor. Sunday services az II a. m.
and =. III y. T.. b c. Z, p m Sunday
school, al i noon.
rooklyn-Presching at Il a. m and S
?. n. Sunday school at II o'clock. Y. =.
s. {. Z, 715 .. m Prayer meeting Thurs
day evening a; O'Clock Amos A. Doyle.
pastor.
Edgewater-Rev. ]. T. Nichols. pastor
Services at II a. m and p m Sunday
school, i2.i5 p. m. Y. r. s {. e., p. m.
Junior Y. Il. ). e. E. Friday afternoon at
$50. Prayer services Thursday evening OF
caca week.
Congregational church. Ballard - Pos,
street aas. Second avenue Csotlfrsed Grae-
del, pastor. German sunday school, Al 10
a IN Pilgrim Sunday scnoo. al - N
German service al II a. IA. English
preaching Al 80 ?. IA Prayer meeting.
Wednesday al ,. 70
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-27

interest. sorse OF the persoragss that ap-
pear sn Il wsH De familiar 10 readers OF
Don OrsIao.- Il Il wk.ogly romantic II
Character,
E. Z Coakin editor Of .he New York
Evening Post. has an article In the ocro-
Der scrs5nsrs. entitled TIE Expenditures
OF Rich Men"
Frank Les.ss's Popular Monthly for Oc-
fober. among other things. ~Sli contain
The Road 70 the Stage" in which Arthur
Eorno.ow tells how actors and actresses
are made and something about dramatic
schools Ger Less Last Campaign by
Gen Horatso c. King, ne~ serial story
BY Edgth Sessions Tgcpe-. The United
States Revenue Cutter Service. TIE
Free Silver Issue" by Senator William
u Stewart. The ATT Student In MI
nsch." and several other interesting arrt-
cles.
Godey's Magazine for October t. repiete
with readable matter. Ar article on Ben
i min Franklin two electton-tlr7e papers.
illustrated articles. musical and dramatic
papers and the fashion department are a
few OF lis attractions
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Literary md Art Clubs.

The ladies' OF St Clement church enter
tanned at Mrs John Conway's l8s- Thurs
day afternoon. Part OF the time vas
spent ia whist, and after refreshments the
following musical programme was siyen:
Vocal solo. Mrs. G. =. Bruins; vocal duet.
''Evensong 70 the Virgin" Mrs. l.. G.
Gilman and Mrs. John CONWAY: song. Mrs.
King: vocal solo. promise Me- Miss lie
Lachsur. Those present were: Mrs. John
Conway. Miss Maithy. Miss Ada Maitby.
Mrs l.. C. Gilman. Mrs. Z. ". Carr, Mrs.
s NJ. Preston. Mrs. Rebecca Kline. Mrs.
NJ. .. Augustine, Mrs. Douglas. Mrs.
Denny Keller. Mrs. farley. Mrs. II. d.
Kline, Mrs. Frank Kelly. MIR. Henderson
Mrs Thorsor1, Mrs. l.. n. Bruins, Mrs
Sanders. Mrs King. Mrs. Herner. Mrs.
John Mcdonnell. Mrs. John Elder, Mrs.
u. N Johnson, Mrs. Sixer and Mss lie
Lachuer.
The woman's Century Club. at It's FRI
day afternoon session enjoyed an addition
al pleasure to its regular work in the pres
en>e of Mrs. Esther Allen Jobes and Mrs.
Spauiding. OF Spokane. delegates 10 The
Washington State Federation OF Women's
Clubs organization in Tacoma on Tuesday
and wedns s4ay OF last week They repre-
sentei Spokane SoroSss Of which cub
Mrs Jo5es - the honored president Mrs.
Alice c. Baird president OF the Everett
women's Book C1ab, VINO represented
Washington IN the recent biennial % the
National Federation 81 Nomen's Clubs at
louisville Ky was also present. THIS
has been gaia week TOR the en,husias tic
club women 81 our state ard the comm :
into actual contact n the new state
federation an occasion long 20 be reEnem-
Sered.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-27
WHISTLER.


Another Picture or the Man Whom Du
Maurier Carica,ured.
When pu Maurler In ''Triiby' gave US
ohs pen portrait or Joe SIoiey. Mr.. Whis-
Tier, Hho was the original of the portrait.
chose 70 consider himself very much
abused and threatened to bring SUIT
against the publishers. In MeCiures
Magazine for September a writer. who
nrst knew Mr.. James Whistler in Venice
many years ago. gives q much more al.
uiring picture OF the famous artist. but
underneath after all. ars plainly discern
Die the outlines OF the Da Maarier por.
trait and one can but recognize the char
aeserlstics which the author OF '"Tri.by''
- eleveriy caricatured. Many amusing an
ecdoses are told OF Mr.. Whistier's want or
financial ability. his overweenlng egocssn.
h!s vi, and amusing eccsntrcsties- Speak
lnS Of his life In Venice when he EssI
knew him. this writer says: He had
lodgings AZ the top OF an Old palace In
he u;iermost part OF the town. Many
Gays he would breakfast. lunch and dine
81 nothing more nutritious than plate
al Of polenta or maccaroni. He Was Just
- witty aad gave himself Just the same
outrageous but inonensive airs as after.
wards IN the days OF his prosperity. He
used 10 go about and do marvellous esch-
axs. for which he could ind no market.
o. else only starvation prices When he
0em for what he could get" But all this
dns II seems that he had the most un-
Bounded confidence in his own powers.
nd preferred to keep his pictures. feeling
certain Of eventually being able TO sell
0em at high price. Flis prophetic sense
vas verified. for few years ago one or
Ne pictures which he sold az this time TO
Venetian pswnbroker for few francs.
Wurd It's way into a Bond-stree. shop.
a
sounds. and nothing but spisit Of con-
Garinexs IN the artist prevented its sale
q that figure. whistler heard Of It's being
exposed FOR sale and hurried of 20 view
rs former work. AS he entered the shop
y found some enc on the point OF buy.
ex n. ami 4 number ~ young impression.
W Painters vis.ng with each other IN It's
eioriacasiou The vocabulary az artistic
Ergcn had been vel nigh exhausted
verify. Il Is the masters greatest rfas-
ssgpeee.' they were eherussng az Mr..
Waistler entered lie deliberately adj
Iassed his single eye glass. looked NJ and
caxn the picture contsmptaousiy and
gFnated sat. "Brrp, Can't say Think
Narh Of L. NAy. + Isn't hstf finished"
Everyectly was hugely fick'ei. except ths
usarvsSsonsf sciples. whose admiration
- heea 50 Aastiiv repadIate6. and the
F'arT dealer who thereby cost hts oppcr-
Unssy of making sale.
NJ NhAsilsr is represented az being
y'rsoss % mos cheerful ilspas ton, in FACT.
We most saneglne Of ataFtsls w-aom u
esns no calam,ly roala raffe Even
esiah IN his house Which. by the wav.
seFs ncf seem % have been an unusual
ece@T7snce En- tha washers ussusxe. only
Sses TO shce NJ Nhiselers power over
s'eFfsosy wth HhAm Pc comes tn con-
sasl Tbs especial SaitG WAS Hgt IN
ssfs~8on - his house at Chelsea When
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Mrs T. r. Miles entertained several ot
her lady friends AZ afternoon tea Thurs
dav The decorations were daAiss. and
each guest was presented with a dainty
silver souvenir. Th0se present were: Mrs.
r. ". Anderson. Mrs Z. ~. L~~s, Ms.
r. F.. Wood. Mrs J. l.. Naas. Mrs E.
=. Browne. Mrs 2 ~. Crark, Mrs y
= Ca~sYaann. Mas r - arAson. Miss Mg1s.
Mss yognrs. Mss Anderson. Mss Eshel
yo8ags, Miss I&a I4~Hts.
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WIN Re new c1oir. and sl1or- saarp gos-
Pc laAA- lone early. sunday scaool rally
Second. North Seattle - THIRD avenue
norta and Harrison street Rev. w A.
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