The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-10-04

by Ellery, for they all appeared at Den
yer TO play without muic. with one ex-
ception. and was told that this man was
sick. Rivela's only adherent was his valet
and interpreter. who was also the proper
~ man. By-the-way. Rivela made love
10 his wife through his valet and inter
prefer; she Is an American. and he
speaks only a few words OF English FL
lery SAYS Countess Riveia is inonensive.
but the woman in the Creatore case was
a terror. She used TO tongue-lash Enery
by the hour. saying the leader was re-
sponsible for the bands great success
Qt was losing money all the time), and
that the manager was mere figure head.
The men also stuck 10 Ellery in the
Creatore quarrel. and II Is my opinion
that ElIery is a very agreeable, il unfor-
tunate, gentleman"
Mr.. Howe visited Seattle. He had the
following experiences there:
zone day went down to Ballard.
Washington. to see Frank Garside. who
used TO work on The Globe. Ballard
is really a suburb of Seattle fare, five
cents. and there are located the great
est of the sawmiIls. II seems 10 me I
saw hundreds of them. At this place.
also. l saw two wooden sailing ships in
course of building. One was in the rib.
and the other was ready 10 be launched
went over both of them, and greatly
enjoyed the experience. for I had never
seen anything of the kind before.
"On another occasion, went down to
the navy yards at Bremerson sixteen
miles, and went aboard the warship New
York This is fierce rascal. which didn't
get there at Santiago. The officers were
very polite, but ! couldn't help laughing
when | saw a piano on board. A piano
on a warship, There were half dozen
other government vessels at the navy
yards, which are hidden away in one OF
the inlets which distinguishes Puget
Sound In the vicinity of Seattle. Several
thouand men are employed az the navy
yards; another source OF prosperity for
Seattle, since boats run to Seattle from
Bremerton every few minutes. for the
decomposition of the dissipated sailors
There is a dry dock at Bremerton which
will float the largest ships. On the way
TO Bremerton / passed several immense
land batteries to protect the naval yards
1 laughed al these. as ! did at the piano
on board the New York. / cannot take
the navy seriously. The day 1 visited the
New York, arrangements were in progress
for a grand ball that night. The name
OF the boat was to be displayed in cleo
tric lights, and the gangway leading 10
the boat was similarly illuminated. And
this on fierce old fighter, The navy is
a great joke. and really deserves place
In Joe Miller
while at the navy yard, / visited the
torpedo boat Rowan" l supposed It
was named for our Captain Rowan. but
the Waterman said IL was named for
Admiral Rowan. q wonder who Admiral
Rowan is0 The Rowan has been pulled
up on dry land. and is covered with a
building, except at the tenn and stern
Three watchmen. who receive SEQ month
each from the government are employed
10 watch II, in eight-hOur shifts. II Joe
Miller ever makes another compilation
for his Jake Book. I shall insist on his
putting in the American navy.
Wherever I went. I found Atchison
people who took The Globe. and was thus
enabled to see the paper regularly. At
Denver. Louis Stapper takes it A bundle
goes 10 Salt Lake. 10 Rolla Gray. Miss
Pearl Shaw. Pat Dorian. and others.
found the paper at Nampa, Idaho. AT
Portland. oregon. Charley Thompson
takes II. Another bundle goes TO Seattle:
Leslie Brinkerhor. Henry strodtbeumer.
Henry King. FRANC Garside and others.
take it there. / found II at Butte also.
and at Billings Montana II. B. segsr
takes IT. You viii find formerly OF Atchi-
son people everywhere except in he'll
Last summer one hot evening while
cooling OF on porch, l said something
about the women chasing the men. mean
ing nothing more than that women DO
their share in the oourting. I had no In
tention Of giving onense. but a woman
who was present came near chasing me
Of my own porch.
/ am looking for her now; have some
new evidence. 4 man / met IN a Pullman
smoking room tolo me that to his certain
knowledge. the late W. s. Stratton. the
ed forfy-three breach-of-promiSe cases al
one term OF court Stratton was a car
penter who struck the slot machine Tor
twenty millions AT one throw. There is
not the slightest doubt that women chas-
ed him so much that he was compelled
to hire guards. Mothers camped on his
trail for weeks. in order TO find oppor-
tunity TO introduce their daughters q
him, and he VAS not a young man lie
was not good looking He drank cham
payne 10 excess. too This Is not half the
story. I do not dare print AL the people
OF Colorado Springs say about w 5.
STATIONS love affairs.
when the boom bursts. what viii b
the result q the Northwest don't
know, the reader vii saye 70 figure that
out for himself.
--Follz Gray is making a big success AZ
Salt Lake CITY. He iste.y rnovsA Izto a
larger store ard they say he l. making
81 % a year. when ten years cd he
was bound oct 20 farmer. ard be com
planned bitterly 70 me that BE never had
any 'shs1: that as never had any esE-
cation I laughed AT him. Af.e- Ieaytng
the farm. he worked 81 little store A.
Dekalo. ard the Atch3son merchants srs
always booking for elever clerks = ;hs
surrounding towns L Park l1red him
20 Atchssnn, and s. '. Bsrth cozxec hlz
from Frank he sr1died IL shs bes, uni
verssty. be had the h~s- esurztiau pr
sible Mr. Gray TOOK ne % 49, the
bicycle races. races run OF 3 cIg sazEeo
track sc-zsthinE eusirig aes % re. 4
handsome you-g -zr they cs1ls1 ZiT.
treasure q the Syz-s brz8ch az ssit
fnEe rs.res a err-st Il .r- t.ara fIe