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The Washington times., 1902-12-06

THE Criterion" says of "EuloskaD. '
Charles @. LclanGs latest book:
Charles c.. Leland has long been an
authority IN the lore of tho rypsies; ne
has written some fine original poetry.
he is an accomplished philologist. he
gathered and published the AIgonquia
Legends of New England seventeen years
ago; and now he has filled a volume
with translatious of the poetry of that
family of tho aborigiucs. He says I'm his
preface. Very few persons are aware
that there has porishod. or is rapidly
perishiug. among the red Indians of
North America, far more poetry than
was ever written by all the white inhau-
itants. and that This native verse is often
OF very high order. After l had pub
lishc1 my Legends. ] was made aware
by Lewis Mitchell. a Passamaquoddy In
dian Who had been ir The LEGISLATURE of
Maine, that there were in existence Ger
tain narratives and poems quite differ
ent I'm kind from anything which I pos
scssed. Among the former was a His
tory of the PassamaQuoddy Tribe" illus
trated with numerous designs Of the
birchbark school OF art Three of tho
poems Mitchell wrote out for me In
exact. though often quite ungrammati-
cal, language. which was so close TO the
original that the meters betrayed them
selves throughout Putting together
the poctical legends Of Kuloskap. Mr..
Leland and his collaboration. Prof.
Prince Of Columbia. make a continuous
story. which they call The Epic Of
KuloskaD.' The hero is a Legendary.
man OF wonderful wisdom and powers.
This Is followed by poems on witchcraft
lore and miscellaneous pieces. All are
rendered I'm unrhymed verse. which ap-
pears to keep very close to the original.
The book is beautifully illustrated. sew
eTal Of the pictures being tracinqs OF
Indian originals. which are printed on
paper made TO initiate birch bark. We
have space for only one Of the shortest.
The Song Of the Stars
We are the stars which sing.
sing with our light
We are the birds Of Ere;
We fy across The heaven:
our iiEht fs q star
We make a road for the Spirits.
4 road for the Great Spirit
AMONGST us ere three hunters
Who chase a bear.
There never was q time
When they were NOT hunting.
We look down on the mountains:
ms ls ile song ot The mountains.
The Washington times., 1902-12-06
Robert Barr as an Editor.

Robert Barr, author OF The Victors. q"
has decided 10 combine once more the
work Of an editor with that OF a novel
ist, and has bought magazine. This IS
none other than the "Idler," made IA
nous by Mr.. Barr and Jerome K Je-
rome years ago when the first work OF
authors like Anthony Hope and Jerome
himself made the pages OF the magazine
sparkling and welcome. AS some one
has said first Mr.. Barr left it. and
then Mr.. Jerome left it-aud then the
public left 10 20 a considerable extent. %
The Washington times., 1902-12-06
That Restless Feeling.

InjUn Summer weather.
But we've got the Christmas feel,
An we're gittiu' mighty restless
Fer the Ole Yirgiuny RceI-
An we're tunin' up the fiddle
Where the cabin smoke up-c-r.s.
An waitin fer the wagon
With a rosy load o. girls!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-27
NEARLY half MILLION
DOLLARS FROM NOME

The n. a. r. and r. Co.'s steam.
chip Roanoke. Captain Weaver. ar
rived from NOme this mornins VIA
$3.50, 600 treasure. tiao,eoo of which
Wah consigned 20 she First National
bank. The balance came IA private
pnkea. consigned To the ~ A. r. and
T. Co. She brought ea paaHensern be-
sides Company X. seventh infantrs.
IN command OF Captain Charles q,
French. This company has been
stationed at Fort utbbon for two
years and are now bound for the
Preside Of san Francisco. A hon.
pital and signal corps including II
men accompany the soldiers. Gov
ernor nrady of Alaska came from
Dutch hafhor 10 Seattle. where he
win embark for Altkas and Hey. H.
II. Gowrn. Of Trinity Parish church.
returned from a pleasure TRIP.
The Roanoke had "A pleasant Noy-
aga. calling az 81 Michaeia ana
Dutch uarbor both ways and bring
ing mail from those places. when
she loft Sc. Michael. August II. the
survey vessel Patterson. steamship
John =. ktmbail and the N. 9. 60. q
steamer Sarah were In the harhor.
The latter had arrived FROM Dawson
August fd and wan faid up for the
season. The N, A. r, and T. Co q
steamer viii a. fsom was sehed-
sled 20 leave NJ, Miehaeis August 10
for Dawson with lars~ number OF
passengers and four hergcr contain-
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ing a.ooDstona OF freight IN tow, The
previous trip OF the steamer had
hSen one Of the most snecsasfui ever
made on he Yukon.
Proceeding thence 10 Nome this
Roanoke left the steamship Portland
in the hRrbor, sailing August II,
Jurrer J, y. Ramar reports business
very quiet in Nome. as almost every
man IL out working the SURROUNDING
creeks, ~ ia believed there that the
output OF gold this heaaon viii be
great. an the unusually heavy rains
have made water quite plentiful.
The Roanoke and II. n. =. shar-
water both arrived at Dutch Har-
hnr the giaf, the United states
steamer Mccullough was expected
In. and the steamer brunswick had
left for san Francisco the day be-
fore.
Many OF the RoAnoke'F passengers
are bound e. Southeastern Alaska.
She will leave on her fourth trip IN
about sin days and the nth about
September 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-27
COULD NOT
GET AWAY

PORT TowNsENp. Aug. as.--
Pierre horeiion, deaerter from the
French Merchant marine. was ar
rested yesterday aboard the Amer
lean bark Hecla. AT the request OF
the Preach consul al san Francisco,
Hnrellan deserted nom French
bark at San Francisco nearly ycsr
ago and a close watch has been kept
for him At all sesporta ever since.
lie has been traced 60 Australia and
back again. The eaAa IN Interesting
aa showing the peratstence with
which the French government pur.
sues dsssrters from ~ merchant
marine
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2 to s


inch sine. worth &c each; - =
5 at only ssc-
A small lot Of Boyr Dsck G.
and Straw Hats, worth 1tcs -
TO s ut only &c each.
These are n trtfls damegeA
Best vaseiine. regular ~
for INC
vassline Cold Cream. rsgn1nfu !
per Jar. for only ipe.
Rose Water or Rose We&9 E
Giycerine. sc bottles for IN
se-inch All Wool Biack -
Serge. worth si.lo az sse-
sec Self-Wringing Aops. CO..
from 2 20 O'Clock II - &
soc Brooms. the best; fron ~
at &c.
SOC Imitation Cut GlAss -
Bottles: from . 70 5 ct -. ,
Mems Ice Hendkerchle~ ~
woven or hefnstitched bordeFs' Ia
2 TO at sc. Fl
White Be<spreads. fun ~
settles patterns and hemnc.
for use. worth Ssc; from 81
Soc. FL
Napkins of Pure German
Damask. size 20x2o inches ~
si.75: from 10 az. the d1ee1
Best Prints. usually selma
and Sc. good patterns' ron
at, choice. Sc yard. ~
Extra Heavy Goid-piated =
buttons pearl backs exu
made. always sold 1t INC
each; from 2 20 5 AZ. each e 2
Extra quality side Combs -
fectly finished, regularly se
zoe pair, from 20 ) a., the y.
Gold Invisible Wire Hal
worth i0c box: from : 70 '
Stone Marten. opossum
lars. 5 sable tails. worth
2 to 5 at each 81.
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READY FOR
WAR GAME

pEounT POINT Conn. Aux. ~.
The forts ~ Management aud New
isondon districts with the outlying
stations, are on a perfect war foot
invading fleet under the command OF
Admiral HiEgiuHon. although the
war game between the army and
navy Will not begin until midninht
Friday, The ARMY has been placed
Ia position. and IL ready for HOSTILE
ties. The rtrictest secrecy l. main
tanned, An elaborate signal ana
telephone system between the Nhri-
Gus forts has been completed at a
coat OF $fA coo.
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1heaters

1
At tho era nd opera house this
week glo ia hard Lilllputian Opera
company, ptt 'sentins Paul jones.
" The attraVtA on. The Pollard chil1s
rsn arn naturt Il actors and actresses
and their pert arsnancea are Ear bet.
tor thnn thost 81 many adult light
lopera eampant - that have been seen
I,hrrs,. The .ttra elton win run through
this week wttt saturday matinee,
The 3. attic rheates
The Hlelascs-. taaorge Juvenile spec
ia,Sy company Is being presented At
the seattle tha ater The children
are wonderful entertainers and a
arst class atm elton Is put on.
The Iuvenlisse VIII continue through
the week with a specially attractive
matinee satur LAY.
Al the Third Avenue
Managers lSu NSell and Drew OF the
Thlrd Avenue heater are presenting
Richard & Pr tagle's MINISTRIES 10
their patroixs IN u week. The color
ed entertainers have made a hit this
week Il the app taaise given AZ every
performance ga > be taken as cvi-
tigncc. The en- ssgemsnt ends Sat-
ursiay night. There VIII be natl.
nee saturday.
Ns.disea, rheas.r
| A remarkably Clever af.eratic bur-
ll~soue. The Mut xrtcrrs.. II being
nut on at the Mad lson thestsr. The
plece Is fnll Of q ttchy music aud
clean comedy. n q vaudeville turns
introduced are yes good. Tho pres-
cnf hili runs the " eek. with a special
saturday matinee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-27

Best Quality Oak Towel
Rollers. regularly Ioc. for ioe
each.
3sc Glass Lamp. No. burner
and chimney complete. for a5e
each.
SI.os Bohemian Glass Lem
onade Sets, assorted decorations
and gold. complete set, CSC each.
Pretty Glass Bedroom Lamp.
stands rs inches high. decorated
fount and chimney TO match. a
very pretty lamp for 7sc; your
choice. soc each.
Salad or Berry Sets, decora-
tons in blue and gold. large
bowl and six individual dishes
20 match, value o5c set, for 35e
set.
Plain White, Gravy Boats,
fine serni-porcelain. neat shape.
value age, for fsc each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-27

OUR WAYS

SAN JUAN. Ptserto Rico. Aus. IL
In an election rfx al HuamacAo. On
the eastern coast % the island. last
night three mep were killed and
many were eerio nsiy wounded. The
not continued until midnight.
stray shots anrl other missiles
wounded a number ~ persons nos
engaged IA the difficulty. The recur-
ring Outbreaks. however. soon IN
duced n-comha tants to remain IN.
Doors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-27

Notwithstanding the rainy wealth.
-. business was good on Western
sxenue this morning. The crowds Of
PEOPLE IN town have caused a demand
snd hotels have TO be supplied Gem
petition vas keen on the street this
morning. each buyer locking for the
hest o. the market. A fresh ship
Bent OF California getdF arrived By
train this Morning and went with q
rush an soon as they appeared GA
the markets. Prices are not ma
sssiaily chanErd. the best price be-
fnw paid for EtuG In the best conds-
cfcu. - - rfs9srrl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-27

Ions kimonos OF Figured Lawn.
deep care collar. japanese sleeves.
-ineh band trimmings. from TO ii
at fsc.
japanese straw Picnic Telescopes.
sxis inches. worth zoe each. from
20 ~ nj Ise.
Pretty Decorated Napkins from Z
60 II NJ &c per 100.
Women's Swiss Vests OF Ribbed
Cotton tBisachedl. low neck and
sleeveless. colored lace edEInr. worth
ITcs from 9 To IL At lie
Boys BalbrigEan rntershirts and
Drawers. worth ace each: from : 10
III 81 lee.
Best Quality Cotton Corset Laces,
white only. with metal tips. worth
Sc for :; from . I'll IL we will sell i,
for Sc.
Clothes Brushes, very best bristics.
worth ssc. from 70 IL at Ice.
shopping Bags. best made. worth
1sc; from 8 TO IL at isc.
Apron Lawns. 20 inches wide. with
border. worth ishe. from TO III AT
ga yard
Fine Table Darnssk- double satin.
- inches wide, assorted patterns.
with ttssN ~ ~ HtfA . ~ - - 49,
Hest Outings. Amoskeag Teaxie
Down. new fall styles. worth iz1c,
from . 20 II al Nc yard.
Boys SsEiigee shirts OF pique.
regularly ssc each from to ii al
Soc.
Plain white wash Bowls. from s
to II At ztc.
Electric Plated Table Spoons. from
10 II at for s5c-
isc Steel Butcher Knives. from .
to IL at iec.
2i-inch Extra Quality Black Tai
feta SIX. Swiss fnieh. worth SIC.
from 4 to II at ssc.
wrighfs Tooth Powder. CSC bot
ties. from to II at lee.
blood Purifying Tea worth zbc
par kaye. from 4 TO IL at TIC.
Extract Beef. regularly ssc jar.
from 3 to IL at zoe.
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| carboiic or sulphur SOAP 0vife
regular izs1e eskes. from : V d !
I've.
Boys Y1snnel Bioused sul,a -
collar. trimmed in white braid. M
Sf.Se. from s TO III at sse-
Real English Torchon Iac<G =
insertions. pretty and new 49,
finest qualities. 10 ; inches h ~
worth foc and Use. from = q I
lS5.c-
womcn's Finest Quality c.
Handkerchief. soft linen nninA -
feet goods in every way gne.A<
inch hemsfitched hems. uortk ~
from 10 II at SC
Fancy Persian TrimsinGs ~ ~
tren's school dresses. wsArfDe a.
ties unsurpassed. worth ~ ~
from 10 III at ave.
white wool elder1own. hsn6so1a
embroidered. worth tit1: ~ &
/ IL at Tbc-
chiidrens Good 60 0uul
Waists. drab oniy. wort1 - - 81
zoe.
chIIdren's ana Misut ~
LAcs Shoes. patent tin un1u
heavy soies. sixes 81 10 s ~
fISo. from 20 II at esc-
Womcn's Wei Efd One SIRE |
dals. hand turned no,ek. Frene& =
worth $40: from to II ~ g
Mems House Slippers. hau1 ~
ed roles. low heels. very Cont
worth $3.50. al ssc.
Shelf OF Cloth. ~ fnchG1
with seailoped edge. varie1y 3 4
ors and patterns. worth LIZ ~ |
from 8 IN II at 6Ac.
silk Fsoss Cushions. WI M
these under prices for fhura0G1 -
to IL O'clock:
Is 1s-inch Cushions worl1 4
at z6c.
20 ao-inch cushicnR ~ y
At tSc.
- 4 es-inch Cushions. worsk -
soc.
"a es-sneh Cushions v>Fn =
at CSC.
70 X .s-inch cushions wasn ~
At sec.
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: See IN. us,,l..hlps

The oregon. Philadelphia and non-
ton are at the navy yard. Don't miss
the chance Of seeing them. Heat :
leave coimhn dock. opposite depot,
At & 40. > and 10 a. M; It's. also and
Gao ., IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-27

Best Opaque Window Shades.
mounted on spring rollers with fix
lures complete: from 2 TN 8 o'clock
a. follows:
window Shades, sxs- feet. worth
asc. at lee.
window Shades. Ski feet. worth
t5c. at ifc.
window Shades. SKIS feet. worth
bec. at use.
women's Fine Dress oxfcrds. pat
ent calf vamp. dull mat quarter.
hand-turned solea. full Louis heel.
worth ss.se. at s2ss.
Mems Velour Calf Lace shoes.
Goodyear welt. low heel. worth $500.
nj t,.es.
chlldren's and Masses Red Lace
Shoes. fine Wei hid, medium flexible
soles, sizes Sis 10 ?: from to at
ssc.
The above are worth sf.so.
women's Cambria Gowns. Empire
style with yoke and large collar Of
embroidery and wide hem stitched
rnffie, worth si.T5. for only esc.
Children's Bootees. slightly soiied,
worth CSC and soc: from TO s at Toe.
Infants Eiderdown and Bedford
Cord Sacques. worth 7bc. at only 2bc.
Plat Val Laces and Insertions.
only finest qualities. handsome new
designs for underwear, assorted
widths worth ise. fec and Csc yard:
from TIL 5 at Sc.
Women's Fine Hemstitched Hand
kerchiefs, finest quality. all width
hens. soft linen finish. full slxe, sub
ect to slight manufacturers imper-
fections. worth loo and ibc each !.
from 2 to 5 at 2i1c.
Tapestry Pillow Tops In picture
floral designs. very best quality, "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-27
REPORTS
BIG STRIKE
No, pn,N PASSENGERS BRING
NEWS or ANOTHER RICH
FIND

Th, great fsll rush Of miners rom
a.. ssts,.,.lit., VISIONS has begun. On
the A. = CHS steamship t0irhshs
sshieh arrived THIS morning, there
vnrge t0i nassengerS. Fully sec i..AN-
senre4s arrived ny train At Nhls..
horse Aux. -. many OF whom WI.
reach Seattle probably toanofroW on
the Cottage city
dawn nom $50 60 zee passcnsefs AZ
the cut rates. aud Il Is estimated that
moi less than saae persons VIII come
cat II Dawson in the next six weeks
The hunsircsss ef fnen xho rushed 70
oa.engn In aatfcf pa ton Of Uorktng
on the Kiondike Mines railway AMI
were disappointed. are anxious 20 set
ent-
Whltehorse psSSrre~fs en- the hcl :
min bring news Of a great strike az
the W IA. CRATER copper milne neaf
that city. where a rich trace OF gata
has been found The little town ef
WhItrhorse Is greatly excited over
When the Dolphin left skeEway.
hirh Winds ana a rough sea estensa-
cd from Clarence straits far 70 the
north OF the city.
s1so.ooo In Geld
The Dolphin brought saso.eoo 10
Told consigned TO the assay office and
inrai eWnka Prominent fasssn ~ ~
who returned were Elmer A Friend
skaxway agent Of the Alaska steam
ship Co. and formerly a well known
newspaper man Of this city. G. II. J.
Stoltenherg. = local officer ~ the
same company. r. I. Cornelius. as
zistant sergeant -at-arsn Of the L. !
senate. ant Manager Huschman 81
the Petersburg caunery-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-27

Twelve Famous TomczSeu Picture
free TO each new subscriber 20 this
star at booth No. IL carnival
grounds-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-27

The OrsEon. Phiiadeiphsa and Bos-
ton are ut the navy yard Don't miss
theschance OF seeing them Boats
leave Cofman dock. opposite depot.
1T $40 . and 10 a. m; 1:15. go and
<,9o<p. M
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-27
PRESIDENT
At BANGOR

BANGOR. Me. Aus. 1T.--Naine
raid It's respects TO President Rnoae.
welt today. The city ~ Hanger Il
filled with hundreds OF visitors and
decorated as seldom before. The
president nnd party arrived shortly
before noen from Augusta They
we're met en- route BY a special re-
ception COMMITTEES. headed hy the
mayor and other city Officials. Ar
ter dinner the president visited this
Eastern Maine Stats Fair grounds
ana delivered brief address. The
distinguished visitor goes to Ellie
worth later IN the day 20 visit Sen
ator Hale. leaving some time before
midnight for TIVE weirs. N. ~.
where he In scheduled 60 arrive at
noon tomorrow.
-
Fletcher a carpsnter. realty bar
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Dance
Ranke hall tonight. ladies' free,
gents zbc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-27
Housewares
Cheaper

The approach OF Fall warns
the housewife that many kiteh-
en- and dining room needs must
be had to make the house COM
Portable and handy for winter.
Some specials for tomorrow
Heavy. we'll made Folding
ironing Boards. hardwood legs,
etc. haisron stand. etc. COM
plcte, worth $3.50, for SiIo
each.
b. O. r. fBest on EARTH Sad
Irons. easy" handle, much bet
ter than the old Potts iron,
heavily nickel plated. set OF
three irons. handle and stand.
regularly Si.7s for si.so.
Good Steel Meat Saws,
handy. for roc each.
f4-ounce Solid Copper Tea
Kettles. nickel plated, regular
value si,zs. for 79c each.
FINE WILLOW CLOTHES
BASKETS
Very small prices on best
quality Clothes Baskets, for to-
morrow
Small size ............... .4oe
Medium size ..............s soc
Large size .............6oe
Extra large size zoe
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8 to ii

These early In the day specials are as md
looked for rs the news Of the races or cafnlVpI
Tomorrow these prices between and II.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-08-13
DEBATE AT BAY MINETTE.
Phares Coleman and E. M. Robinson
Address a Large Audience.

Bay Minette, Aug. disqualification.
e. NJ Robin on Ct Mobile was billed to
speak he e yesterday at o'clcck, but
when the time came there was no audi
ence. Hon. Phares Coleman of Mont
gomery was billed to speak at s O'Clock.
and when he arrived he very courteousiy
invited Mr.. Robinson to stIy over, and
divide tine with him last night.
Hon. S. c. jenkins preside and In his
happy way introduced Mr.. Robinson to
the audience. round CT applause greet
ed NJ. Robinson, for he is a Baldwin
County boy by birth and has countless
personal fiiends here He made a mag
nificent spcech-he always does-but 1t
was 50 full of Johnston. m that not a
single person applau1ed him. He dwelt
principally on the fact, as he put 1t. that
Ex-Governor Johnston IL not an enemy or
the new Cons titution. This brilliant
young man never before addressed a
Baldwin County audience without meet
ing with hearty applause.
MIR. jenkins then introduced Mr.. Cole
man, who was a comparative stranger
here, and but few expected much of a
speech fr- m him. He spoke for an hour
and fifteen minutes, and held his audience
from beg inning t. end. His denunci ton
of Johnston was a most masterful effort.
and frequently he had to cease speaking
Tor the SOUND or the nearly cheering To
rease. He took up John tons admins
tration and handled it ably from the day
he entered upon the duties of the office to
the hour he took his leave. He gave
Johnston credit for all he did that was
worthy and poured hot shot into him
for his Official acts which were unworthy
of the Governor of,Alabar1a.
Immediately after the speaking jerks
club was organized and the membership
will re ach about 800. The audience num-
bercd between 300 and 400 persons. If the
audience last night represented the senti-
ment in the county, Jelks paper would
be 90 per cent above par and Johnston
30 per cent below par, or twenty to one
In favor of jerks.
Commits sioners' Court is in session here
In the absence of Judge Charles Hall
who is away for his health, Oscar Hall
County Attorney. 10 presiding over the
del berations of the court. They Will or
tomorrow draw the juries for the fall
term of Circuit Court
A Presbyt erian church was organized
here Sunday with forty three members
They are making preparations to build
modern church and will begin work in
few weeks.