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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-18
general eonditien 81 the patient 10
unchanged.
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HOME. july R.-Thss naornlng. after
alshf during which siIu7ulan fH and
nursing Restored him q > fairly Eoad
condition. the Pope complained q
soreness due e The nHaF daNs he had
~ 1. ) >. 80. "a - !. ! s... ~. =,
s-is4as=s sfsls - - ki-si2s
"a 1T IN bis arm chair foe a short
tsfpN. wffH sDpsfsHt aeed effect
hfasn Last nights . e-sniunsIan f. ar-
pears that The liquid n the pieufs sp-
lsAFH a shout the same thsri whleh
= fnNrkee s1th a tturm1grnpisA aaneit
On ftt pssnuws side Tht pitfsit taHs
think the H4uid ausaunts - about L.
- grams Considering the physical
condition - the Pope the dnetars 10
net believe 1t possible that his hodT
can ahsorh si
After the xtHit # the physicians thu
Pope recelsad Cardinal HampaIia. who
Hsnaiuaa ia the stas rtsaEu antf few
minutes ~ agaln gave the neniiH =
flil repent - The prayers offered IN
his 1sehatf All ever the w1rtd. His
holiness. salaine has hands Hatd
ais14 ssis those who pray 10 God
for me-"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-18
MINI M Trust SAYS

When =. - Klih8ufue. manaeeI Of
the Cascade laundry. Nas asked this
afternoon HE "a the allegations made
BY Clarke. he fiaue denied thai the
eaEeaIe has done any rate cutting
Or that Il has any assiKtH sKalnht
the members 81 the Laundry DfiVs
ere union. Eaia he
our haokn are open "a inspection
70 show whether OF mol We have
dgne any rate cutting The report
that SO are cutting rates III two j.
not ouig incorrect. but pFapusteHau's
do not know clark OF what his
claims are. bat yesterday vas
asked by the proprietor Of d laundry
a. 10 the authenticity 81 report
which be had heard that the Gass
ezds had fzssEfsd HtnH Ga is ssaEuTa
announcing a cat IN prices ! told
him that We Wefe charging present
rates and that we had no Intention
af altering them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-18
MR.. DAY ON
WARPATH

The motion for temporary alEmnny
ard rait mnnaN rs the fsay 1fNufts
aaas. a hitch aaa Ia have hueu ar
sued 81 the superior eegsft to-day. Wiil
unt eufns Us Until "Wednesday n1afn /.
inK At that time u = Days at
lasunY viii make e melton % have
The order restraining the defendant
ffun visiting h4s ulfe or hla hnfnr
nenhiuH The hearing ~ the cas-.
dissolved ard for an order eutatn-
iuN the HesinEsans from interfering
with Mr. Days domestic affairs
AZ fehN stated ftls morning that
he Wna anxious 10 have the ease
fafns un on ffs merits ~ ahee. and
aina iutimatsa that hs VAS abaui Ia
commence criminal proceedings
against lexington. whom ne alleges
to be Is ennflaeuee mar n she police
have not ntslntafnaed him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-18
SAMUEL H. PILES.
IS CANDIDATE
FOR US. SENATOR
sEArrIE's WE'LL KNOWN LAWYER HAS BgGN ASKED TO I'm.
TIE FIGHT AND ne Will TRY TO DEFEAT FOSTER

Intention 10 strive far Mr.. Fosters
seat III The senate viii undoubtedly
cause lively FaftiinH af the dHY
bones IN state nelIGlea Especially
IlstaNteful viii IL Prove e. 1ohn l.
Wilson. formerly United States sen
atun ffoiu this state, " ho has Tor
Years heeu WeEkiuN tooth and toe
natl q st hack iuie sbe senate. sad
" ha has xane - far a. to practical
II remove fnaW Spokane AMI take ~
his legal fesiaeues in Tits city fof
ths purpose Il fnfthsfius HE afuas
ton
Nf Wilson IA TIE 0Nner Of the
Pest sfntsiliNeueHf hHd has leaa been
q power q state pnlltscH. II has been
generally understood that IL would
have practically elsar uela ia tsoa
IN consideration IT his refusal "a
take al active part Ia the contest
between Harold Preston OF Seattle.
and levi AHkeHY TIE NallH Nsila
banker. last winter. thereby contrib
uHng 'aFeely g NF Anksnfs sue
eess
Then. jaYgmK aklae the fact that
senator feuslaf n4uaeallA claims that
Ne Is entitled 20 - fataFmea nf the
expiration 81 hts faithful service ~
behalf Of Ills hume 'nity material Tor
4 lively contest MAY easily Dc ssTHte
81 N m. fact thai Jacob kNtfth. Ns=
attaeA alIilIaoatfe hAakeEs months
as.s esfaouaeed hls desire q faun8
eat hls career as finan1tsf ~ a
term IN the United States senate.
ard Nas Ii fact a Aszk horse eanais
5tafa before the laHt legislature
Whether Mr piles ard NJ Fafth
have come - ~ agreement + ~
10 Be learned NJ FMfth would ans
sfoahtssiIY command a stFafss support
fsasa4 tire Business naeH ~ the City
should he desire 10 rsHaafa N thn
race
Mr.. Preston i latssd unsSa as
s.4saiisis candidate fsf senator al
aane4s again "a ilsa ana eeNsfsf
at be- nrontaemt republican issssfEfH
are prospective candidates
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'erhs only explanation 81 the ra-
port that I can conceive Of Il that
one - our dfigeTF. o. several aris
cutting prices A their Own loss IN
order 10 quote cheaper price 70 a
customer Many Of the driNara for
the various lsuHdries are paid \
commission for the amount Of work
they bring IN addition 60 a salary.
Some u cur drivers are given =
samlaaian q ~ usf cent II would
ae possible for them 70 quote lower
rate faf work than tte regular price
hY giving the customer the benefit
81 % per cent or more OF their COM
mission. This may have been done
~ some cases.
A. - the charge that xa aieerin~
mate against Union men. II j. entire
= without foundation We employ
men regardless Of their membership
Ia = union
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-18

An important meeting ~ the Seat
tie Street Railway Employees union
viii be held AZ Il O'Clock tonight %
discuss tiae alleged discrimination Of
the Seattle Electric company III dis
charging union men without cause
and 10 formulate sosue plan of ae-
itnu that may end the difficulty
Tsan full membership - The union
Is expected to be present.
Speeches will be made BY Judge
Richard NSinpor and Hugh Wooden.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-18

Samuel II. Piles. ene Of the pioneer
&iawNVTs q sRstgse and isadaf n
#renahllsaa politics fur the past fiIz
teen yeats. + IN tRe field IS 4 eaus
diaasa Tor ginItsd States Senator -
succeed Addison e. EtsteF 81 TIA
eoriN. whose term expires IA teps.
AR. pilea tbs sfteruona authorised
The stat II MAKE formal sns
neuucsmeat ef his candidacy ana
stated that ne would ffeM aeH "a
until the eexf legislature meets car
g an An aggressive eannAtsNs Win
the AID Of aN citiNV1H Interested 10
teearinK represents sis5n fet Seattle IN
she ur{eF hause - Congress
4 have been asked g. heessnsy a
candidate ~ the iea1lMk business
uea u seattle said Mr.. Files to-
dAy. A representative delegation
III then called 8paH ne Thursday
and requested that { make the fikht
against MI Nus9sf : mauFhs heHee
a. tha candidate uf the business In.
ttfesis e fhe city.
wThelr setien MAS entirely without
seihsitettan ga NY Part and wholly
= saFrgtss - NE eemtax At thAA
aAfly date Naturally however
aNpfvaaatesl tie hamnt done are and
srgufmest the agErkWtinN II Wy Wttis
iHKuess 80 Acceft the Invitation %
enter the senatorial fi4hg. and noW
that / have eeue taf0 u / shall 10
ali that ! can a. win.
Mr. piles Aulsa ancefusnt Naa made
- TIE star en- tAN ese ~ his Aez
rartare fNf NeW NflFk az legal uu4ls
ness zee The nNegtla tsasAf company
81 = hieh - Is KeaeFaI counsel lie
Wla return ahoat August Il THE
trip. he say. viii have uashht4 "a do
with puiEstce.
Mr. Pile. has sung been knawu
a. une 81 the best H4F8 hsNx0Fs In
Seattle aa8 has q FeeHsatlest through
the sNate - public Nreakfr,
sehleVsa IL nuinetous political cam
pAlKus H. r. member 81 the
laW firm - Piles. ranNuf3h a
Hose
The announcement q NJ. PILES
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-18
TELEGRAPH
IN HARROR
NEW STEAMER CAME RuHE TO.
DAY FROM EVERETT

the Eaattlc- Everett Tacoma Nav
lRnfkn eumpauY'a new stern wheel
STEAMER Telegraph arrived AZ g
o.eitA'k this afternoon FROM Everett
A hsfne crowd Of marine mau saw
her gone In. She II IN command Of
Cart glil Parker
The Telegraph IL a suueing looking
craft, built ON Greyhound lines, and
capt Parker IL confident from the
maaae1 IN which the vessel acted on
her tfin from Everett. that she VIII
be ahte 10 outfuu any steamer on
the sound. when ready for business.
she viii be laid up a week at this
port while PASSENGER Heepmtn0da-
lions and other minor work r. done.
before taking her regular run be-
tween Seattle and Everett
The aupetaiitluuH nWe II Friday
ne ihoodoas dag for mariners kept
isis- sf5zff = ss7!7ssf .sees -
yesterday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-18
WELL KNOWS EDUCATOR WAS
CAUGHT NJ cLouDHuRsT IN
a CANYON ~ NEBRASKA

LINCOLN. Naha July Il Prot
fhHnns cf the State university. NAs
ifuM nad tAef usRnt neat graW f0na.
IN the northwestern saFgtan ct fhs
si#s# fi# WMs With q patty huufiuN
fsasstis ben Re- WAs uxertmkAu -
efuusihusNt ia a aarEuW kuieh
FhaDF.N. being 0nshEs - swim man
drusuad Ills AslsfY AAA faauA :
quarter Of a wlle down ere Tlslth.
this WaFnlnM All 81 the others ca
Natss8
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-18
= OF
Total Number Who Vote
on School Bonds

Iust hzi voters are today deciding
fhs lurstiaH y neither additional
selitsl hoftta IN the sum of tipe. coo
sit4ll te tlsHd fog the pufyhass OF
schtsa house sites aud the erection
uf Aaifahte buildings by the hesitte
sitstfist.
rM rmria growth Of the paputa
tionspf The eiiY during the past yer
rsnfrFa imperative tHn building u
new Hehnots On tiesaun fflii Ma
sfgszsIa Heights ard near Green AnMn,
Extensive lmnf0X ansntA viii a1ea
haxa - - made IN several of the
oth1f nehassi buildings
Il ~ expected that the bond issue
wsil - voted Tire ppih opvned e ]
q efs~h thEn afternoon and viii re-
usala anzn until . acsnek thtH even
ms
The light registration - a lament.
able feature at the election. only
sFs NET and S eaamen qualified fer
the sfazElan. although the normal r..
alnfratioH fas several ateeflanN. men
oaia t. aeeN fhsH II aEa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-18

I (. eHaBsil who was arrested
Thursday II sanneetigu With the
suspected poisoning e MfH. Aide
Natl aud huf asYeaf cid dsuHhtets
waa. At Il 10 o'clock tnday. dts
charged from custody by order IT
Superior judge Griffin The court
eaKH nfoseeuflnE Attorney scott
until neon 20 nIa a formal charge
asa tnsf EuaWeit The iattef.a release
followed the pfosee utaf5s announce
menl thai se could not See HE way
elear % pfoeeed AEaiuat cfuweii on
the meaReH eYidsnA laid before him
b. tire feiieu
upoa application af = { Watson.
a wit uf hhheNa rafHus vas issued
late Yesterday afternoon ~ Judge
GHfftm directing the chief nt pes
lice q aprear In court ~ 50 a'aiaes
THIS morning % shaw Gauss faf ianEs
er holding gfewell pfihunef
Prosecuting Attorney Scott maaa
a statement 20 the ennFf this inufes
Inc that the man VAS heinK held
peudins an Investigation ~ The Maii
Ease lie said that there WAS ssts
piatuh that Orwell kunM Hasaef hiuE
about tha ease. and that uutil the
che tnleai analysis Vas ennWiefea
not hlnE epaid be dane
ffn this show ms the court fmaHe
the refemntuff order referred IA
Attorney FRED Snyder. repraas ~
ms the defendant asked fas the asaz
charge ~ The prisoner aH the
sfeuHH thai Ha formal charge had
been placed against htFH within the
= hour limis allowed ~ taw
Coroner tlpNu l. positive that
poisson caused The death 81 beth
Wafasr and child. and cts Chemist
hasHfaus IL uos making an analysis
u sha contents 81 the gsa s4afaaehz
kuE suEHe reason she chemist vii
not haKe the analysis completed IN
81 Monday although since ta#t
fhurHdaY hw has had the stotnat \
HsaHsHHatH In his possession. fiIa
taFsalHess has sHesfiy haHpsFsa the
gfftHefe IN siseHr work
Last sight frank Null the father
az he dad shil1. ard , = Mail a
enaains naHe statements o. aavaasY
Hove rs9aFdinN their snam ledge -
the eAas
Frank Mait #afd that ths DAY after
The death AZ hia atHareri wtfs. Cru.
veil raHne - hia efaekssHtah shsse
near ths Madison street rnmef hssuse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-18
RELIANCE WINS

MORRIS COVE. July fs-Ths
start of the race today between the
Reliance. Constitution and Column
haa Mas male NJ 10 10 aaeiaek the
line
The course r. a 1e-nile threeh TO
wtnsfNard. As the Wind il light.
the probabilities are that the bait
tie viii Be long afa@n out. TIE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-18
FOR new FIRE
HOUSE APPOvED
ACTION OF BOARD ASSURES USE OF OLD HEAD
AouAETERs BUILDING LIGHTING STATION

Ths boafd If public works tndny
aupfossd plans for THE new first hiil
fired Dc paftfneHt headquarters The
Terfy avenue and Alder street ~
Niilt accofnfnndais a larger Part Of
the hpparAsus nov at thr old head.
gas4seF# ~ Summit avenue and
Columbia street
FlNiH VIII ~ opened two weeks
frutn today Tor tns contract for the
construction u the nsw building
III has now been practically de-
terfaiurd 70 convert the fire head
auAtfrrs building al Seventh and
Columbia street Into = local lfiktfih4
uttnE plant for the municipal light
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-18

trust. according t. =. j clark. a
driver for the Majestic laundry. has
put "a man GA hia tracks and on Tie
tracks u ". e IHlmbala aud Charles
Carey two other drivers Tor the Ma
Isaiie. fof the sole purpose ~ trying
"a get their customers away from
them By cutting rates.
Clark said THE morning. anrlpef
No II Of the Cascade ifAndfy aHs
nuan following me Ike d dog for
some time. and he has been doing
the same thing - HImbald and Ca
aeY THiH fellow ehaHea my wagon
and a. SOON a. ! have eft 3 HuHse
ha EoeH IL aud tsIea 90 tals Ms
away from ne - affafiHe
u do tHeir work for one half The
regular fafs. This IL an saf gHd auI
violation q the trust HRrsemeHs bal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-18
FOR G2Q@
RRMAY

Evidence 81 al gnatutl9u an the
part q the sttN authorities IA en-
force che sFsaake naaHaftea afsitua nee
aas given this affsFaoaa Rhsn 8
permit WA@ granted the Seattle
company to erect 81 80 hatieF
honss Al sgf past street The build.
ing mili be an addition 10 The eam=
fanT'H bis eetitfal steam pe#sF
plant
TEa afHaka nuiaAHas feAfaHa les In
The fact that the permit Ha APP
especially specifies that ne rsrHatss
sIufs o. erect furnaces Il kiNsu This
l. taken 10 mean that the company
will be required t. lustIl Hnita bic
smoke consumers when Il aHks faf =
fuffaasa psrfHlt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-18

LAUNDRY TRUST IS UP TO
ITS OLD TRICKS AGAIN.

II lent the fIfat time members Of
The ffuHf haHe been euiEHE the
fhHaH1a - eaah other
= vent daHu e. see Assistant
Munger HWHef ana asked him WfI4t
be fHHHHH ~ doing this aHd / Hnt
ua HatiHfHetIon from him
II the cascade company can 10
sefk faF my customers faf faHi half
s tat II viii da II for HlHera.
don't rec why every customer the
Cascade people have doesn't kick fgr
ho same fatss
aTha trust has even gone - tbs
Majestic company ard tried "a uaY
them 1zHa IA ash ana - stand al
IamaFes up 70 = coo thar might hes
afae from losing customers that Hs
three aulan men had II the company
would anIF discharge ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-18
SENTENCED TO
TWO HOURS
IMPRISONMENT


TACOMA. wash July is-Ml-
ehael Olsen sundernod VAS sem
fenced this afternoon In the superior
court G. two hours imprisonment
In the county jail ON "A charge OF
obtaining money by false pretensge.
lie II aaid % have borrowed $ "a.
claiming to have plenty Of funds
with which 10 repay the loan lie
has already sneut four weeks Ia iail
awaiting trial.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-18
LOST $40
BANDA WAS RoBnEp IN A KING
STREET SALOON

sylvester Handa5 a Sailor. told the
fsaltrs this morning that while he ass
In the hslirrnut aainpn On ktnk street.
steaf Sixth avenue south. eafiK this
morning he waa raht1sf af tss lie
claims ~ went into the Once Of tie
sais.sn ana talked ~fth the bartender
ard another man little white aud en-
leaving tils place 3 few minutes later
his money Was gone
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-18

Ing system. II the present plan II
carried out. but one piece Of fire ap-
parafun viii be Ieft al the old head
qua ftefH building
bids we're opened Al the meeting
Of the boafa this morning Ter enn-
tracts fer the following street ifns
PROV etheuih Maynard avenue and
other streets in that district by grad.
ing Thirty first avenue and other
atfuets, by grading East James
street. concrete sidewalks. Olympic
Place. concrete sidewalks.
The contracts will be awarded
Monday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-18
CONDITION OF POPE
SHOWS NO CHANGE
CONDITION poPE REMAINS PRACTICALLY uNcsANo
ed THOUGH HIS PULSE CONTINUES GROW WEAVER

ROME. July fss--si % o. nsy~-Bgl.
lssin.-Ths official medical builetin
issued this evening. reads
"fsis holiness BAD n little rest dur
ing tire asY. HE respiration re
naainsa cain st -. puisstion %
tsmpsssturs se.s esutlarade. s4is
general senditien is somewhat de.
ss.ss.a.
- y fs-sgsA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-18
DROWNED D ID {: D GRAND. FEIE
nlc GERMAN cYMRAsrIc MEET
At NuREheUao

NtrftRanfnu usrusaav taty =
The stand fsts q efssfnan sYfnnasts
hssan sfsis messius There kre = 80
Participants There arr twa hussdfssi
IN tbs Asuaxtean esatiaasnf Taasns
ars hNrs from taasdtan - tsstrFanuFxa
CaNssuua. HhHnxsAl and sfsiIssafne
sesrMs - sisht efaeeEa trains carrying
HsaHHas@ts arrived sls asasntHe The
fats lasts nse asfs
TIE annnaf fassttus - ths League
e thH sseYMan fs9tu HAsta mft ~ httf
ia enfanasleu With the fats tanisht
Tta lsAAua has - zea nassn aefn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-18

IN the race yesterday has given ris9
So some speculation as to- the su@
p.Fiarity ~ the Reliance
The yachts finished the rare III
the following order Reliance. I -
- Constitution. q IS Column
hia. tais7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-18
WARDEN SELECTED

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. July H.
John Tafuukint. ex-chtef nj police OF
Oakland. was selected today to be
warden Of the san Quentin peniten-
tiary. succeeding Martin Agulrre.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-18
NABBED
Billy Stiles, Bandit, Was Befray-
ed BY His Friends, and Am
pushed by Officers

weFd to friend st paaklas - meet
hafa. The friend betrayed atm Nmsl
the rangers aEnhuahad the bandit.
forcing him "a surrender. He - nas
Ia jail ~ Tombstone.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-18

s'esosk shis nesrina the following
official medical bulletin as Issued
- tiss sasieAal
The ntphs vas parsed without
sleep. bus frors an early hour this
morning bis holiness rested tran
guilty. Ass respiration % esirs and
net superficial. and the level of the
plsursi liquid IL slightly lowered.
HE Temperatures Is se-2 esntFieraee.
pulse weak. respiration "a The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-18

Stiies. thH train rpbbwr wha eSeAeed
scr0sa she Mexican border y her IN.
dieteafer train robbery. wss eaptng-
- last night BY rangers. he sent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-18

Ths laundry lrnst has rssofted 10
new Tactics To put the independent
eanatfne cut Of business. aud fheY
are particularly aimed o. The union
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-18

BERLIN. July ts..The River
udef rs on the rampage GlnEau
cathedral il under water. and large
afaaa Of laud are inundated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-18
LABOR LEADERS WILL
MEET STREET CAR men
IMPORTANT MEETING MIDNIGHT FOR THa
DISCUSSION GRIEVANCE AGAINST s. C.. CO.

and President Herman PohIe. Secye-
tary r A. Rust and s. ". Harmon
Of the Western Central Labor union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-18

men employed by ire independent
tlena.
The Cascade iauaarY the original
promoter ard biggest member m tie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-18

4 Has Commenced Cutting Rates
10 the Customers of the Inde-
pendent Concerns----THe Cas-
cade Laundry the Offender But
Denies All Charges
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-18

HIaHt.ANps. IuiY - = The
shamFeeka ald not race today. On
account q rain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-18

ROME. Ials ia 2. Bulletin.
The vatican fsporta continue
esasesfuL Ire pentlfs rad so~ss rest
aurisu si.s dsts ard ms ssasFsi can.
dlfien nae been rsssirtsinsd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-18

eaeKht ttks vuAs IN tran before
before any all epuid reach The
Ire shIps best easat1 h@ gotten HNAYs
eeLaE.e1 g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-11

and not three feet below the surface This good
ioitune confirmed the young man in bis love for
research and he thenceforth sought antiquities
In the face OF countless discouragements. I'm
happy Greece under the Turkish woke was in
a state OF rebellion and anarchy; robbers and
pirates were 10 be mer everywhere on land and
water. and the Turkish officials and guards were
not much more trustworthy than these gentle
men OF the lght-hngered professions. The ex-
piorers were forced to take armed escorts into
many regions: and. while the authorities had
disregarded all classical remains except to abuss
them. they promptly proceeded To use Them as
instruments of eXtOrtiOn as soon as they found
'hat the foreigners valued them. The Iaborers
whether Greeks or Turks, were exasperating
beyond words The Greek workmen at 4F,gina
would bring morning bouquet of roses to their
employers with prettily expressed good wishes
but they were iEsoIent and idle when there WAS
no janssary to keep them in order The Turks
at Olympia would do nothing OF go away the
moment they could do unobserved. Cockereu
does not expend any amiable phrases on the
Greek character of his day. He declares that
he saw only one instance OF disinterested ur-
banity during his travels. AS for the Greek
men, he says lin their slavery they have
become utterly contemplate. bigoted. narrow
minded. lying and treacherous." If they had
courage. they did not display il at sea; ne de
clares that who has not experienced il
can nave an Idea Of the horrors Of storm In a
"reek brig: THE sailors. out CT all discipline
or order. run about all over the ship in the most
frantic attitudes Of dlsmay. with their bushv
neads OF hair hyins in all directions. and SCI
contrary orders To each other. Then the bold
est. even IL he be but the cabin boy takes the
command. abuses the captain and encourages
the rest by his orders and example All Is In
Confusion. and IL one escapes shipwreck A. a.
'''ie by good luck than by good management :"