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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-25
WILL WRITE UP
THE NORTHWEST

Roy Stannard Baker the well
known descriptive writer Of the Gen.
fury magazine has arrived in Seattle
for the purpose OF securing material
for a series Of articles upon the re-
sources OF the Pacific Northwest.
which will appear I'm the magazine
this summer. Mr. Baker Is accom-
panied by =. l. Blurperschein. who
viii illustrate his ARTICLES Mr..
BAKER spent last part of last summer
IN the Southwestern part OF the Tn
ltsd States. his descriptions Of the
country attracting widespread In
terest.
upon his arrival here last sstur-
day Mr.. Baker heard Of the forest
Ares raging near Green River Hot
Springs and taking Mr.. Biumersch-
Elm with him went 70 view ths sight,
He arrived on the scene too late.
however, as the flames had been
checked before his arrival there
Mr. Baker occupied q prominent
place In public attention igst fall
when he went 10 Turkey q rescue
Miss Ellen Stone from the hands Of
the Bulgarian bandits- His exper-
fences furnished subjects for many
Interesting papers
Mr.. Baker Is making his frst vtsis
to washington and Is profoundly
F.. impressed with the resources OF the
state.
He Is especially interested In re.
gard TO the enormous possibilities
OF the growth OF trade with the
Orient.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-25
EXCITEMENT
OVER NOTHING

Tne residence Of A. q. Kent At
ssfs First avenue was the scene ot
ereat excitement yesterday, FOR
a hour a crowd II men, women ana
rhndrap. aided BY TIVE policemen.
searched the premises Tot crazy
Woman supposed 20 be hidden IN the
cellar Of the house, but At the emu
Of that tinie the supposed insane
rerson was found g. BE- Two lnno-
cent children who had craWicd into
the dark cellar and by their IN
earthly yelts caused one Of the fes
male inmates Of the house to spread
the report that n crazy woman was
l.aeked in the dark recess under the
eround. some OF the searchcrs
went SO far as 60 dis a large hole
late the hank near the cellar 50 that
the lunatic could be he seen from a
safe distance through the aperture.
The excitement originated from
the fact that an Intoxicated woman
erawied into an empty shack beside
ihe kent house Monday night and
hv her drunken crses kept Nr. Kent.
who u sick man. awake all niEht.
IN the morning he heard crash Ia
the shack aud being NJ q nervous
condition. be telephoned TO the po-
lee % have the woman removed.
lie feared that the shack wo1id be
nred. Later on the young woman.
who apparently has n strong mas
fnafiun. heard the cries OF the chill
dren and spread the report that a
crazy woman was in the ceiler Of
the house.
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A JUST KICK,
IF ALL TRUE

TITS Dreadful outrage for a W.
man. either drunk or sober. 20 e
taken through the streets, In broad
daylight. with nothing on but a cot.
ton chemise and a short petticott.
said kittie Blrd this morning In a
hoarsc Whisper.
To quench her Unsuitable thirst fer
liquor Kittie ran away from the Crit
tendon home early saturday morn
ing. She walked "a town and was
arrested Monday morning BY Police
men Helms ard McCiufg In ten
sierioin lodging house. She was taken
70 the city jaii ia scanty attire, The
trip was a shock TO health as well
as TO modesty. for kittie u suffering
with a severe cold today.
4 tried To persuade the officers &c
let me dress said Miss Bird indig-
nantiy, but they refused. My
clothes were right IN the room. and
IL would only have taken me mo-
ment TO put them on. IL was 80 cold
IN the cell at the city jail that
thought ~ould freeze. i hadn
even a blanket.
The woman IL now serving a Three
mont.s' sentence In the county jail
for habituai drunkenness
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-25

Piafs Glass Hand Mirrors. with
highly polished nickel frame. size
sxt inches. worth regularly lie: to-
morrow at 30.
Opera SAX Hair Nets. very finest
qualities. ali shades TO match the
hair. worth up TO asc: choice iomor-
row Ic.
HAS Velvet Skirt Binding. slik fin
,ah. very best qualities. black only,
full width. fast black. regular value
7c a yard. here tomorrow at ina
Fancy Frilied Elastic. In all eolors.
very finest quality. made from pure
Para rubber. regular price &c
yard saie price tomorrow &c
Cloth Brushes. With wire-drawn
bristls~. solid back. rosewood nm
irh. regularly worth zsc, sale price
Wednesday at ibc.
Pure Brlstie Shoe Brushes. with
daubrr, solid back. wire-drawn
bristIee. worth soc each. wednes-
days price i7c.
Daunlson's Imperial Crepe Paper.
fun length rolls. good line Of colors,
cold every where at l0c per roll'
Wednesdays price 8 lie.
Deunisona Fancy Decorated Crepe
PAPER. IN all the very new designs
and colorings. regular price DOC ron.
Wednesday, price ibc.
Patent snap Hook and Eyes, made
from finest carbon spring sfeei They
hook perfectly and will not unlock
themselves. yet with slight pun YOU
can unlock the entire garment ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-25
JUDGE MOORE
SWORN IN

PTTTsBURG. June z5.-Neariy
800 miles from his future post OF
duty. Alfred s. Moore Of Beaver took
the oath OF hts new Office before I'm
HE'D States Commissioner william T.
Lindsay here. Ir. Moore. on May
Il Was appointed judge Of the Sec
ond district Of Alaska territory by
President Roosevelt. He viii leave
for his post Of duty July l. On his
journey he will meet George v. vor-
chsenios Of Wisconsin. who was re-
Gently appointed clerk OF the Second
district court
Alfred s. Moore has practiced a
number Of years at the Beaver
county tar and for a short time
practiced In Butler He IL a mem
Der OF the firm OF A. s. & w. s.
Moore Several years ago he was q
candidate for the nomination for
presiding judge of Beaver county.
but was defeated az the primaries
BIZ the present judge. J. Sharp VIII
son.
Connected with his appointment Ia
. chapter % Beaver county political
history. Prior to the recent pr!mar-
5ez Mr.. Moore was very active with
the Cunningham faction. which Il
opposed TO Senator Quay on some of
the county issues. He showed con-
siderable strength, and TO remove
his opposition. IL II asserted, the sen
afor had him appointed 20 his pres
enr position
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PROSPEROUS
ABOUT JUNEAU

T. II. Ellis. president Of the Vel
low Jacket Mining company. accom-
panied by his family. left for Alaska
ON the steamer Humboldt. Mr.. Ellis
viii superinsend the erection and op-
Grafton OF a ten-stamp mill for the
above named company In the Juneau
Mining district. situated on Wind
ham bay. about sixty miles from the
city OF Juneau The company hopes
10 have lfs min In operation by the
izt Of August. and possibly sooner.
Mr.. Ellis says II was first Intended TO
commence operations in July. but de-
lays In transportation have set
things back nearly a month. He says.
however. that a large force Of men IL
at work and ths mill will be running
Mt the earliest possible moment. This
property 10 situated in one Of the
most promising mining districts In
Alaska, a district In which there are
a number Of producing mines, and
which Is enlivencd by the mlsic 81
over a thousand stamps. The mill
II one and one-hslf miles from tide
water, and viii be supplied with ore
by means Of an aerial tramway $3.50
feet long.
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less time an Iess trouble than !,
takes 10 unhook a single hook OF any
other kind. Made 20 sell at ice Per
card, at the Bon Marche tomorrow
for &c.
KID curlaes. hest quality. all Sizes.
worth Toe. IL lac and ibc per bunch
Of one dozen. choice tomorrow Sc.
Cube Pss. black and assorted glass
heads. tempered steel needle points,
large sire cubes. worth Ice per cube
here tomn~row NJ &c.
TailorH' Tape Measures. 90 inches
wired upS best quality regularly
worth 1Oce sale price tomorrow Sc.
Mourning Pins. In boxes. fun 81
count. best quality. always sold nj
e per box, tomorrow at boxes for
&c.
Hair Pins. In cabinets, all sizes.
plain and cI<mped. extra large cab
inets. worth i0c apiece: Wednesday Z
price 2 lac.
Black Head shawl Pins. one dozen
on card. very best quality, always
sold at &c per card. price tomorrow
&c.
Gen" pns. the American Pin
Co.'S very best. fun count. all have
needle points and solid heads. per-
fectiy finished. always sold at &c.
Wednesday, price lac.
Dspisx Safety Pins. In black and
slivered. very best made. patent
spring. prevenfins tearing Of fabrics
all slzce, regular price Toe per card
Wednesdays price Be.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-25
TOLL BRIDGE
AT BALLARD
An Important Measure Discussed by
City Council

Tho chief matter discussed at the
ballard council mcatlng last night
WAS Frank hrcHonc's application for
franchise 20 build a arAwhridWe
across Salmon bay. Although Il IL
MIR. hrcaanc'a plan TO charge toll.
petition whioh accompanied the
application was signed by nearly %
per cent Of the ballard citizens. on
the belief that the bridge would serve
as a connecting link between ballard
aud INTERPLAY. making the distance
one and one hair miles shorter than
the present route.
Tho bridge would commence at the
southwest marginal line OF Shllahole
avenue. and extend along Second aN-
enue west To the city .llfnlta. thence
across the bay TO Twenty third ave-
nue. west In Seattle. IL would be
three blocks east OF the street car
trcstle ON the rightof-way OF the gov
eminent canal. IA would be built un.
der the supervision Of the Ballard
authorities.
MIR. rerxone asks that the franchise
be granted for the term OF IS years.
The toll Of two and one-half cents
would be charged adult pedestrians.
but children under II years would be
PASSED for one cent Books contain
Ing thirty tickets would be sold for
nifty cents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-25
AoAprMY oF HOLY NAME

The Academy OF Holy Name
closed ita first year In ita new huild.
INK last night BY a very eucceastul
concert which was much enjoyed by
thu large audience present More
than iaa Young women. ROBBED IN
white. participated IA tho exercises.
Several OF the choruaes We're very
pretty aud effectively rendered. and
the operetfa. Lady hountiful =
f4sirrss." was much enjoyed. Rev.
T. II. Brown. 5. j., Of the seattle
college, IN a neat address. paid a
high tribute t. the work done az the
academy the first year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-25

Shoes, heavy or light sdlA vuE0
ys.s0 from 9 to II at til5o-
Boys Wash Pants. worfh - .
pair: from TO IL at 1ec-
Boys Straw Hats. worth &c; fFen
to ii at lee.
Pretty Decoraed China Said
Bowls. from 8 TO ii at isc.
Decorated China Cups and Sancr
crs. from to IL at lSc-
Fine Polished Glass Water Pitch
ere: 70 IL AT isc-
Mason's Shoe Backing: II only -
box
A broken line OF chiIdren's HasR
stylishly made Of good mAfer11ls
from to IL At 75c.
women's Black Lawn Corset ccv-
ers. several styles, worth &c ana
100: from 5 TO IL at <sc-
Is inch Table OIL Cloth. bess Quai-
ity, worth 1pc a yard: from : 70 II
at lac.
NJ enc Black silk and Satin rect
Ties, worth sc: from TO IL ~ ".
Boys Soft Percale shirts, with ooi-
s-tc aa% .%-sAr ttAo@H'< - f>-~--r
Only two 10 a purchaser.
Kinks "Melba" Toilet SOAP hnre
mulled and lasting, highly perfumed
worn 1-sc a cake: from II q
cakes for &c.
Lambert.s Listerine. regular &c
size: to II at leisc-
6reeu's CASTLE Soar. two poena
bars, worth 2sc; from 8 70 II NJ is14e
a bar.
Wrapped Chocolates worth ase
pound: from s TO III at tic.
Henmstifched sheets made OF gooe
bleached cotton. sixeo inches. regus
lar price Sc: from s TO IL at &c.
Heavy All Linen Crash. AZ ineno
wide. regular price 12ac: from
II Thursday at 7i4c.
Printed Lawns and Dimities. =.
sorted styles, worth TIC. 70 y >
ave.
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tin, at his office below stated; sns
In case of yorr failure so to Dc. 1uuk-
ment win be rendered against YOU
according to the demand of the ecIn
plant. which has been filed Win th'
clerk OF the said court.
The object of this action Is 70
cure a divorce by plaintiff from u
PENDANT to have the bonds OF mas, .,-
mony now existing between INA
tin ana defendant set aside ana no's
for naught ,
+. c. DORMfTzEk.
Attorney for Piaintn.
p. o. address: Epler block sef'
tie, Washington. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-25

Boys Fast Black Cotton Heavy
Ribbed Bicycle Hose, double knee,
toe and heel. worth sc q pair, from
TO II. ! pairs for CSC.
Boys Gray Cotton Fine Ribbed
quality. worth z5c: from s to IL. at
izt4c.
womens Fast Black Cotton Hose.
niso IAsic thread in drop stitch or
lace patterns. double toe and heel.
splendid quality. regular 1sc value:
from 60 II. at isc a pair.
Black suk Grenadines. % inches
vide worth 800 and si-2s. from .
TO II at csc.
ss-lnch Half Wool Dress Goods, In
desirable coiors. worth SOC a yd.
from 2 90 II at lsc.
Nomen's cclored Washable Twice
Around Stocks. In the very latest
shades. also white trimmed with
fancy colored edges. worth Ssc each;
from to II ct isc.
Fine Cambria and Hamburg EN-
broideries, 81 TO 6 inches wide.
comes In strips. a. yards 20 the
strip. worth up 20 S5c a yard: from
10 II at ) Ia yard.
SO pieces OF all silk fancy Plaid
Ribbon. latest colorA worth &c and
&C yard. from s To II at ic.
Children's Wine and Blue Lace
Shoes. turned sole. spring heel. worth
N.50; from to II at TIC.
Infants Button Shoes. turned sole,
no heel, sizes 20 5. worth 7sc; from
5 TO IL Mt a5c.
Misses Kangaroo Calf Lace Shoes
medium heavy solcs. spring heel
worth u-so; for ssc.
Mems Velvet Embroidered House
slippers. regular value 7sc; for 4sc.
Women's Patent Calf House Slip
pers. Coseusvsi style. square sfee
beaded buckles. worth t2.00: to II
st si.sb.
Women's Fine vici Kid Lacs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-25
IN THE suPERIoR COURT on

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF WASHINGTON
FOR THE COUNTY OF KING.
charles =. Wilson. Plaintiff, VS.
Mary II. Wilson. Defendant.
summons.
The State of Washington 10 the
said Mary V. Wilson. Defendant
You are hereby summoned 10 ap-
pear Within sixty days after the date
OF the FIRST publication of this sum-
mons, TO Wit. within sixty days after
the x5th day Of June, 1902, and de-
TEND the above entitled action in
the above entitled court. aud an
swer the complaint of plaintiff and
setNe copy OF your answer upon
the Undersigned, attorney for plain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-25
FOR SUPREME JUDGE

John y. Humphrles, a well known
attorney OF Seattle. Is IN the field as
a candidate for the office OF Justice
" the supreme court OF the state.
Mr. Iiumphrics has been a resident
~ Seattle since 1853. and has al
ways been an active figure la city.
county aud state politics.
Mr.. HUMPHREYS Is prominent
In fratetnai circles. being a member
OF Seattle lodge No. 81. X. Of r, SCI
attic lodge No. %. n y. q. r.. Sc.
attic lodge No, 90. W. q. W., and Be-
attic herte No. n. o. Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-25
MANY CHARMING pALLETs

The Niennoino uallet. or floral
dance IA "'fhe Pixies Triumph,
which II to be given sunday night
at the Grand. for the benefit OF irin-
10y parish building fund, " charming
IN It's simple beauty. There VIII ne
In this comic opera seven other hnl.
let's ana score OF catchy musical
numbers. Individual and ensemble.
The cast will number s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-25
PORTLAND PLAYS
SEATTLE TODAY


TIE Portland baseball team Is
making its nEst appearance on local
grounds this season in a game with
puEsiale's bunch of Dudes at Ath-
1etfc park this afternoon. The
game r. largely attended By the en-
fhusiastic fans OF Seattle
The Portland series l. expected TO
be hotly contested. Tomorrow Will
Be ladies' day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-25
Second Day of
Notion Sale

The Notion Sale which began this morning will be
tinued AT this writing no a. M. the
crowded with eager buyers In fact bids fair be the
greatest Notion Sale that Seattle has known There
will be many. doubt who will get waited today and
for and for many who would go down
today, that hold the sale tomorrow.
Here of the undcrprces that will make this sale
famous
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-25
heaters
~ ~ ~~><~~~~ss~~.
Frsneh Comedy

Frsoch Comedy
THE Mysterious Model" n French
comedy. now being put on at the Sc.
attic thaater. by Harrington Rey.
noida and company. has scored b,
far the greatest success that the
company has made during It's pres
ent engagement True. the piece Il
not a literary model. but " takes
with the people and II granted Iarss
applause at the end of every act. The
play viii run the week. with satur-
day matinse.
"Teo Much johnson"
The management OF the Third Az
enue theater Is 10 be congratulated
on the way that its stock company
Is putting on William Giliette's COM
edy. Too Much Johnson" The play
contains an abundance OF good. solid
sense. but there h n rich vein OF hu-
NOR Ahtwined about almost every
line. IL Is a play that has held its
own ON the American stage for years
and n still a favorite. Contrary %
the usual oFedr at this house during
the summer season this play viii run
the entire week. with the usual Sat
urday matinee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-25
THREE BOYS DRUNK

Charles Williams, II. Robertson
and NJ. Stevens. three boys under II
years Of age. were found In a drunk
en- condition by Detectives Hubbard
and Freeman last night and sent to
police headquarters. They said they
had secured the liquor In First av-
enue south concert hall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-25
Standing Of the Clubs

mo REDUCTION SALE OF Man
tcla now on NJ u. 9. Miles A Piper
co. All mantels reduced from Is 10
80 per cent. -.
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8 to ii

We hope that every house wife in Seattle viii read c
uly this to list for know the savings sunt
enough to warrant investigation of every item.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-25
Surplus of Five Factories at Half Price

Our New York buyer has been particularly actin.
for the past few weeks, and amongst other great p
ehases, has sent us many thousands Of Shirt Waists
surplus of FIVE of the largest factories in the East
fact. it is full carload of White and colored Wais,,
in all sizes of course with values ranging from ST. !.
TO 5000 We shall sell them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-25

Fletcher a Carpenter. realty bar
gains only.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-25

BIG REDUCTION SALE OF Man
tells now on az 2. c. Miles a. Piper
GO. All msntels reduced from Is to
80 per cent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-25

Baseball Combinations and Au.
tual&at FIskey Barnett's Cigar Store
No. eit Second ave. commencing 40
day at 10 a. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-25

Francis varge, who as advocate
general under Louis Kossuth IN the
struggle for the Acknowledgement of
fo. 000, 900 eerfs In Hungary. sen
fenced go persons to death, died re-
Gently at Leon, Ia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-25
BUTTE HAS
EASY THING

BUTTE. Mont. June ~. -- Tacoma
lost "A HlugginR match here yeatefuay
by "a score OF 2d 10 ~. Tacoma also
made a number of costly errors that
greatly aided her defeat.
HELENA, Mont. June sa.~spo-
kane lost the opening game here yes
terday by score ef TO z. The game
was very well played. however, and
there were u number OF sensational
features.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-25
MORTALITY RECORD

Leonard Foster. the 2 i-3 year old
son Of Mr. and Mrs. W. q. Foster.
died last night. The body Il at hut
terwurth's.
-
Mines. &c. i0c and sc each. Rhodes
Bros.
-I-
Go 10 Spinning for bicycle rspairA
-
Dunlap. real estate. "a Union block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-25

when puyfng ARTICLES advertisso =
this paper. speak " the staS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-25

Reieh.rt Bros-. planes. ne Union
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-25

want 10 be an angel and with
angels 20.
want 10 be an angel and jump Jim
Crow.
want 10 be an angel that DER others
| may xioat.
want 10 be an angel 10 run the Fer
~ Boat.
I want TO be an angel along with tide
land kings
I want 10 be an angel with circum-
ambient wings
I want to buy more tide land lots.
The only true forget -me-nots-
The owners. II. H Dearborn a Co.
Sell tide land lots at prices low.
Their office - In Hailer's block.
Room c. first floor. don't stop q
knock
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Large Triangle whees. each SC
Rhodes Bros.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-25
CARD OF THANKS


Editor Seattle Star.-Perrnit me
TO thank the numerous persons az
eLsting IN the circulation Of the re-
1n0nstrance against licenses for the
sale Of liquor In the public parks of
our city.
The results of solicitors from
Friday to Monday were.
signatures ....<..... 1921
Parents & Teachers Fedora
ton OF Columbia school. -. 700
NJ c. T. u. Of King county,. 500
Seattle Federation Of Women's
L o. O. T. of Seattle ....... 1000
IOlaf 1881
There are several petitions not yet
returned. which should bring the
total UP &c 1900
j. c. THOMs.
fef ~. Y. block
-----Q--
Bargains cottreIf Drum and
3 Revolution Campbell Printing Press
with trip. Thorough order. Box b,
fseattIe Star
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Spinning has purchased the entirs
bicycle and bicycle aundry business
OF spelger a Huribut. The same d
offered al about sc on the dollar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-25

early Fall But lack OF storage space forbids holding
them and forced prices that practically
manufacturers first
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-25

We bought manufacturers entire sample line OF New Fall
Eiderdown Jackets Bath Robes and Loungng Robes At the
OF purchase did intend put them sale until
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-07
weIliM~ton'n COOIness.

The Duke Of Wellington was one day
sitting at his library table when the
door opened and without any an
nounccmcnt in stalked figure OF sin
gularly i'll omen,
"Who are you?" asked the duke ir
his short and dry manner looking ut
without the slightest change of coun
tenance upon the Intruder
Il am ApoJlyon. am sent here tt
kill you"
"Kill me? Very odd"
81 am Apo,you and must put you tc
death"
"Bliged to do il today"
Il am not told the day or the hour
but must do my mission"
Very inrouvcnirnt; very busy; great
many letters to write Call again or
write mc word I'll y" ready for You"
The duke then went on with his cor
reSpondeurr. The maniac. appalled,
probably by the stern, immovable old
gentleman, backed out of the room and
IL uaif an hour waS.iu an asylum.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-07
Bells.

1t was long 4 fixed idea that silver
mixed with the bell metal improved
the tone. but this is now considered in-
correct. The Acton Nightingale and
Silver Bell, two singular!y sweet bells
at st. Johns college, Cambridge. are
said to have mixture OF silver, but
II true this is not believed by compe-
tent authorities to be the cause of their
beautiful tone This idea led to the
story of the monk Tandio concealing
the silver given him by Charlemagne
and casting the bell in the monastery
Of st. Paul Of inferior metal. where.
upon he was struck by the clapper and
killed. In the ninth century bells were
made in France of iron. They have
been cast in steel. and the tone has
been found nearly equal in tineness to
that of the bell metal. but. having less
vibration was deficient in length. and
thick glass bells have been made which
give beautiful sound, but are too brit
Tie to long withstand the strokes OF the
clapper.- Gentleman's Magazine.