The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-11
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AYEw IORK. Juas 1e4-Have Those ~
IN yen Who are sffL xkeptical ab01t
An tho black art ana doubtfui Abeut
The existence Of hoodocs beard the
- 'sThrSsbl8 Turk Well, listen and
1Dube - 0ere. ysar ego Yousnuf on
Onged Ia = wrestling match with bull tn
= West Side slaughter house. and misfor-
tDne. suffering end death have followed
Orery0ody who had anything 70 do with Il
UoW Of those interested in the cc0test are
odu alive. and those who have escaped
1ooth In some form or other woun not be
0oFpfised 10 be summoned any day now.
~ latest victim IL . woman. ard her sud-
- Death has revived the whole story.
o1AGements for tho contest. aad some
Wosofo back In Those days WAS the hoo
49, bofn. One - the sads-shows Of the
00n1r Wns . f9hs IN which Frank Curry
ond Michael Mcdonald. laborS.y at the
0oughtW house. were assaulted ~
4homAe N0rrfsasy. Curry caused the ar
1oo4 Of Norrissey. ana three days ago the
1nstee was sentenced to eighteen months
onpr1s0ameot. When Mrs. Norrfssey
ooAed tho nsws It hes husbands isnprison-
oDsnt she dropped dead. She left i've heap-
- children, who will have to 90 to an
GGuhanage until their dad gets out Of jail
Cher and earlier victims OF the hoodoe
Woee: Yousouf himself. who was druwned
when L. Bourgogns went down In the At
nntic: d. q. r Duffy, who attended
o1sTy ana Was aftesward killed by cable
1nf; Charles n. Foote. attorney for Nor
g11Dey. who has mystersousay disappeared
md cannot b found; John Linton. spec
1neor ct the match. who committed suicide
- Chicago after being robbed Of all his
0eney: Utsphen Titus. timekeeper at the
slaughter house. who was murdered by
Michael Mcdonald. whom Aorrissey as
Gnmlted: and Mcdonald who Is nov under
osntence Of death In the electric chair Tor
H. murder OF Titus. Here In the sum-
mn1y: Eve are dead. one awaits certain
Gaath In the electric chair. one y mistng
- probabiy dead. one has gone to prison
fbs eighteen months and i've must accept
Dublic charity or starve. II II said that
oohars who were at the wrestling match
Ave MT death. bat the eases cited are
1no only ones that have been thoroughly
authenticated. This seems a too matter
el.fact day to talk seriously Of hoodoos
on1 things like that. but every now and
x)sen you do run into circumstances that
0Eo hard to explain
= PEAKxEG Of luck. Eir Richard Mus
grAva. present possessor OF the goblet
known AZ the Luck OF Eden Hall" In In
New York. He came In on the White Star
steamship Britannia on Friday and Is on
Nc way 10 Victoria. the home OF his wife.
Lady Muagrave. who was Miss DunsmuIr.
daughter OF the late Robert Dunsmuir.
coal king Of British Columbia. The ia
nous goblet In one OF the priced posses
aons az the Musgrave family, which has
owned II for centuries. II always passes
trom sire TO eldest son. and all sorts OF
GOOD luck Is supposed TO 60 with It. The
goblet II the subject Of one Of Longfei-
1oW's poemA The tradition OF the cup u
that II was won by the first Mnsgrave In
. race with fairy king. but OF course
1T II the purest rot. II Is. however. q
good old heirloom. and may after all be
lucky. At least Sir Richard II lucky, for
he married more money than be. can
spend No. boys. he doesn't carry the COB
Tt arepnd with him to lend to his friends.
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n IL this tax about the decline OF In
: teress In the bicycle In nonsense.
IAsrs are more wheels In use now than
ever before and the demand grows
stronger every season On the Brooklyn
eycls path Il II not an infreduent thing
Cor ooyoo0 cyclists 10 70 over the road IN
twelve hours That number would. OF
course. be made up only on Sundays or
Aolidsys The cycle path Is not the only
roadway used by the cyclists. for thou
aai.ds 60 TO Central park and other points
= Manhattan. Bronx and New Jersey.
wheels continue 10 get cheaper. and where
tie good standard makes once cost over
ooDD they are now within the reach o. the
most humble purse
\ I0UfD air In the thing that Is interest
Ing those who delve In science these
1aya Society has opened It's sacred por-
tals u Prof. Trip,er. and he has been
Srsesing alcohol and making snow for the
eofncaficn OF the elect. Tripler himself
- Just recovering from an attack Of pnea-
snpnia brought on by contact with the
rigid air and to he comfortable at an ex-
Albitson ono should have a fur eeat ard
Arctic shoes II the cos. of liquid air can
- Get down II will revcinfsoGsza power
1firier claims that he has solved the prob
Ism. ara Il now trying to convince
aoneyud men tina, he can deliver the
goods. II the use OF liquid air becomes
common II will no, re necessary 10 TO TO
the sea or mountains tn get cool In sum-
nser. fc- few feet ~ 1t viii make a cold
efice.
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THE woman lawyer seems to have corn.
To New York To stay. Her latest
dream IL female bar association. ana
preliminary steps toward It's realisation
have already been taken she has feriae.,
q let her sister ~ New Jersey In or tina
plan. and tho two will organize together
the hrst meeting was held at Orange YES.
terday and was attended by seventeen
women who are now rrsrsicfnx before the
courts and seventeen more wAt, have t,,s,
graduated from :aw schools but have no.
yce been admitted 20 practice The gath
es1ng feok tho farm ~ a picnic and a
pretsy. shaded greenswara served as
meeting place. Naturally there was a ta,
q talk. and they aid net all agree. bat ,he
WAy was paved FIR something practical
They all agreed that man should NO, ne
the whole works. and taAt they shouls
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