The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-31


ward the rev E49orado % tsle
north: = phdnSophe-. = close stu
CENT 81 human nature. a datsle~. yes. more
iran q dabble-. sr the mysteries % palm
is.ry. sa oracle who reads me eeslss book
OF the pas. ard t4sgre for others. bat VINO
n powex.-ss 30 forctsli what fate has IN
store for hinscls. mar who has read tbs
invisible writings OF the palms CT states
men IN America ard % royalty IN Europe.
and who w:thai !s hsI, a happy GO lucky
wancerer CD 10 face OF The earth: Gre
day IL the palace car and tie next On the
beaks-bsasn b@neath it is Andrew Jack.
tetrer known as Sc Gypsy Jack the fortune
teller" who r. TOW prisoner in the coun-
~ Jal. held as a witness IN a robbery
CASA
Ragged and uncoIth, though he may
now lie Ire sturdy young fellow with wide
open blue eyes. closely cropped hair.
stra3gh: nose and sersssosis lips curlec In
hais cynical smile wIao site day after day
iu the hospital ward Of The jail smoking his
old oorn-ooa PIPE aud spinning yarns to
his fellow prisoners ard taetr visitors. does
possess q power TO read human character
which in algnos, uneaany and which In q
man az more worldly wiS!orn would BE-
fortuna Ard small wonder; twenty years
Of GypEy Jacks twenty -esgh, have beon
spent IN fortune telling. al art which he
learned with tho g.psiee and tn which
years 81 experience IN playing upon the
cg@sulity or curiosity OF people OF all
CLASSES ard stations In life. have made
him an adept. There 10 but ons bit Of tn
formation jack is rot perfectly willing 20
volunteer and that regards his birthplace
ard nationality lie generally calls HIN
self a gypsy. II 10 said, but II he Is one hts
personal appearance bellies tie fact. Posi-
bly, no was ono Of those infant heroes Of
child sore, alleged 20 have been stolen
from pssfatiai homes and nlade 70 roam the
earth win restless bands His appear
snns and wonderful gift Of CAB indicate
that Jack might trace his ancestry back
70 tho Land OF tho biaTgsy stona.
A stock of BIarnay.
This stock OF olarney Is ono OF Jacks
strongest cards and he knows how 10 play
st. II has been Instrumental In getting him
OF. OF many q tad position and won him
fSients everywhere, especially among the
fair sex- There Ia where Jack shines, and
whether plying his calling in rags and tat
tsrs as g wandering gypsy or Italian, or
uE1er u AAt as a pEOie~vsE OF MS
arr. bis best patrons have always been
the women. Millinery stores ana dress
making establishments with their busy
thronEs OF working girls have always
beer as silver mines FOR him. and girls
% Far less innocence have ever been will
Ing 70 'pass hs palm with silver In re-
turn for glimpse into TIA future with
tho latter class Jack Is a great fsvort:e
~ ira Seattle Tsnderiein. but with the
gamblers of the same district his stock
strange To say, ts no. 81 par. The ger.le-
mon u the green cloth with all their
superstition fight ally of Jack and would
MISTER ''voos'oo' wisen he dropped into
their eg- afIghmen.r
IN his wanaernTs Gypsy Jack has coma
into frequent contact with newspaper meIA
ana when Pest -rntei'gencCr reporter
called at his cen the other Gay. Sac was
accorded q cheerful reception.
'Nour'ro ons Of The prsss gang. arr YOU
rsrna rfNed Jaek with wink blowing a
cloud Of smoke from his antique co-n-cob
ana smiling broadly 'W~il what can
d. for YOU T. seems 10 no that ] can't
get away from ire newspapers, they'r -
always nster NJ wherever ro That's ore
" ire drawbacks % being pubic char
rrsrr You have - i@t TIA publ, know
al aic,t yuurso>s. I suppose you wan, ma
~ N tntcrviswetf Yesf Well. now. wbatIi
til yoa9"
tn forum. teller struck a pos> that
wsoulA have aftre credit - Carolina Mf~kel
Yiorst and restinr Ms sttNHly ch.n ca tha
palm ~ s.s hand gaxed olst Of the win
dow ahgt acte-tly
The repgrtar suggeSted tnat 4 might -
Interesting 20 tasr how Gy0%y Jack hal
soli c-ol william Jennings Bryan's fortune
durtrr ira Chicago convention jack
s'app~d hte snea.
Reads w. y. uryan'S PALM
'"IvIat's tts :1ea.'' - sad, Wei now.
- summer os 'oG ives camping AROUND
Gown IA Ohio telltng fortunes ara having
a good u.na when M; a friend q, mir,
who IS u},xed Up "A po1ltts. IN a vav. IL
asked rlr Il ! didn't want 70 50 an a..l
% rttle posltt>si work fcr hin, ia re
esssvertioa sait ! di8n't cAr~. aas j., 4.
few taYs was ~ among all tha nef,so~
cratic big guns r CnlcAEo attended -
my business ARA then see ready - ,v-~lz
lfttla fSr rnyse,t Il VAS -a.tifrr ro.s'
CTcwc ~ work IA ana the silver co,l~ NV
way av~fv
'Cne night I was working the gag "a
TIE LOBBY 90 cDe - 80 BIZ hotels We, .
nyn hooking Young fellow cS>;.es along a-.l
r'ors wear mo III, tso}S~s ~ r-- t,..~f.s,s
lac atI watcN@4 hicfA 1;loR so11e ere
srrs orlt.
Say senator. les him re}d yoa- ea-a
too.'
''I'ae n're i,aA'.r r.'..rv s.r9s - ., me
naa :: skss c4t 49, had tak.s +. az
looks az 3. ! saw n = s>ssorA I, was ~,
ordinary hA13. TIE crowd al stops talk