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The sun., 1903-02-01
PRINCESS NOT WELCOME.
Mentone shows Hostility to Her and
Ciron.

srenj Cable Despatch TO THE SrN.
MEN1oSE, Jan. 81. The Crown Princess of
Saxony and Andre Giron do not like the
treat nent they have been receiving here
recentv and will probably leave at once
For several days passers-by have jostled
the couple on the streets whenever they
appeared. For the last day or two Giron
ana the Princess have remained at their
hotel. Gron states that they have deter
mined to seek new quarters Immediately
and. when the divorce proceedings arc over.
thew viii GO To America
DRESDEN, Jan. si.-There is no founda-
tion for the rumor that the Crown Prince
Of Saxony, whose wife eloped with Andre
Giron. will renounce his rights Of succession
TO the throne.
The sun., 1903-02-01
SCANDAL0US LETTERS.
Reprsss. Ritiicule and Abuse seas Anaay
mousiy to Norristowu Residents.

Morristown is indignant at thu discovery
that anonymous letters have been receivSd
by many business men and other residents
Of the town signed In many cases Pet
-Dearie" and Maud" and in some instances
white Caps Some Of the letters are said
to be full Of scandal and gossip or abusive
language. while others joke the receivers
on their foibles. They inform husbands
and wives Of the gay doings Of their mates.
One business mans wife received an
insulting missive setting forth his frequent
told to stop calling 90 late on the young
ladies unknown to his wife. Other letters
to women suggested they watch certain
places II desirous OF knowing where and
with whom their husbands were ldling
their time away.
The letters are written IN imitation Of
print and 1t Is believed they are all pennsd
by the same p~rson
The sun., 1903-02-01
DUTCH STRIKE SERIOUS.
Cavalry and Marines Sent 70 Amsterdam
70 Keep Order.
spsda, Cane Despo,en 10 TIE SUE.

Special Cahs Despdteh 10 TIE SUE.
AMsrKRDAA. Jan. Si.-The strike OF men
employed on the wharf railways and the
railway mems union, which has assumed
tho proportions Of a general labor contest.
became 40 seriow to-day that 1t was neces-
sary TO reinforce the garrison with detach-
ments OF cavalry from The Hague and
Haariem and marines from Neuwe-Diep.
the harbor Of Helder. The ironclad Ever
sten 10 held In e adiness at Nieuwe-Diep
to start for this place at q moment q notice.
The postal service Of Amsterdam. Harlem
and Utrecht IL done by motor cars.
The sun., 1903-02-01
FEE rs CUT OFF.
Alarming Rumors About the Fate ef tn
Sultan,

Special Cable Despaeh 10 The SUR.
TANoIER. Jan. i-Communication With
Fee has been broken OF. and the legation
mails are missing There is . pessimistio
feeling here in regard to the condition Of
Affairs at Fec. and all sorts Of rumop arc
in circulation. One Is that battle has been
fought between the Sultan and Blu Hamara,
the pretender Another Ia that the Minister
OF War. with his troops, has gone over to
the camp Of the pretender
The sun., 1903-02-01

Startling Increase In Them Il Reported
In France.

Spsetd Caols Dsspaieh TO THE son.
PARIs, Jan si.-1he increase In recent
ycars In France OF what the French call
crime passionsi has been most alarming.
DR.. Toulouze. an eminent psychologist, /,
who has invest iga'ed the subject, states
that out Of 1911 murders committed In France
In 1900. only ~ were due to motives OF
cupidity. All the others sprsng from sexual
passion. There were also. Of course,
numerous attempted murders. assaults Of
all kinds. stabbing and vitriol throwing,
arising from the same cause.
1t is useless to look for an impro vement
10 long as French juries persist In aoquitting
or recommending to mercy oEsnders Of this
kind. who plead the so-called tender pas
sion - an excuse for their crimes.
The sun., 1903-02-01
FsssaAy 0uit Against Countess Dc Castea-
Oonarde.

monarde.
NEW HAVEN. Jan. ai.-There was returned
to the civil sids Of the New Haven City
Court to-day the papers in the suit Of Prof.
Thsodore g. Woolssy. acting dean Of the
Yale law s,hool. against the Countess
Do Castelmenarde Of New York. by which
the plaintiff seeks 10 foreclose a mortgage
note. The Countess was formerly Miss
Edith Van Buren. Granddaughter Of the
late Joseph Shefheld, founder Of the Shelf
coy brings the suit - executor OF the will
Of John W. Woolsey to straighten out
title
The sun., 1903-02-01
BIG LINER CEDRIC SAILS.
Monster ef the Seas Makes Her Maiden
Trip to Liverpool.

Special Cabls DespSteA 10 THs SUE.
BELFAST. Jan. 81. The new White Star
line steamship Cedric. the largest ship In
the world. which was built for the Atlantic
trade. left Queen Island for Liverpool thi.
morning on her maiden trip The weather
eas very heavy. Mr.. Arnold Forsser,
Secretary TO the Admiralty. was ono Of the
guests on the trip
Tho dimensions Of the Codrio arc a
ioilows: Length. 400 feet rs feet beam;
depth. - Is feet; carrying capacity is. 600
TONS accommodation for s.OOO passengers
The sun., 1903-02-01

Mayor Pagan Of Jersey City closed q
deal yesterday for the purchase of q site
for a free public bath in Coles street No; r
Newark avenue The price Is ST,7s0 The
Mayor had bill passed by the Legislature
last year providing for the erection Of
bathhouse not to cost more than $50. 1000.
The sun., 1903-02-01
FEAR OUTBREAK NEAR CANTON.
Arms and Ammunition Taken From Chinese
Ref0rmerS.

Special Cable Despatch 20 THE SUN.
HoNa koN0, Jan. sl.-The authorities
Of Canton have captured arms, ammunition
and the oommissariat which we're in possess
sion Of the reformers. Foreign marines
arc patrolling Shsmien. . suburb of Canton.
Gunboats arc being held IN readiness In
case Of emergency.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-22
MARINE NEWS

The steamer Portland sailed last
night for Meme. Her cargo consist.
81 Of 20 tons Of freight and her
Passenger list numbered -. This IL
her second voyage % the season.
She was scheduled o. sail early last
week. bat was repeatedly delayed ~
the necessity - requiring the in
Iuftea sustained or her first Jour.
nsy through the ice fields.
SkaRway liner Humboldt left the
northern pert Saturday ct noon with
$50 90 of kiondike gold and q pas.
senEers and should arrive tonight.
Koamas liner Theban. which sent
ashore Isl orag'a channel near tns
straits Of Magellan en- route Ton
seattle 10 Hauifzurs. ms been float
ed again and heached. according n
advirss received to-day. Ths yesre
aud cargo Niii be saved The vssss
ran ashore July u. hut was Heated
aud the steamer continued bet
course. She took water rapidly
however. until there was "a feet nN
water ia the forward hold and chs
had to be beaehed AZ Cunningham
island.
The trial trip ~ the port warden
new launch =. ". viii probably TAX
| place tomorrow afternoon
The steamer Spokane sailed at !
| o'clock this morning on her fifth ~
/ oursi0u H0Ynse Of the season. Amori
her passenEera who numbered Ia VA
1 - ItWHHFnns HsHrrnt HHuFrIutanfir n
u the fieiHngham nay q British 60
| iurn hia railway. Raymond a Whit
| comb excursion party will BE- taken 81
AZ Victoria Davidson glacier will b
among the points ~ interest vislts'
bY the Spokane.
The steamer Humboldt will arrive a
. o. clock tonight from skaEway.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-22
SAWDUST
GOES UP
LOCAL DEALERS HAVE BOOST,
60 PRICES 100 PER CENT.
AND CONSUMER WEEps

The SO saWdust dealers " the ciiy
have declared 4 nov scale Of prices
and a. result have precirit,sted
What amounts To a boycott Of tnclI
business, The saloons and livery
stnhies which are the principal con.
suners ~ the uili refuse. firmly re-.
Fuse c. pay 10 cents sack Tor the
product. which WAS formerly sold fer
q Httkt~ a throw.
The dealers claim the suupiy %
sawdust has been diminished By ths
fsilins off Ia the demand feT lam
Der ~ TIE local miliA and that there
wevcf Was sufficient profit AZ q
nickel a sack.
ON the other hand. the prurTieinrs
% the third class saloons. Ia which
saN8ast "a the recognized CARPET.
declare they witi sprinkle their floors
with their own hlcad before they
VIII consent to Be ROBBED 10 The tune
Of cents on each saEk - lust and
the stable keepers aFa skirfnirhins
around Tor sagszs ether material suit
able Tor horse mattresses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-22
WANT A Tor
RAILROAD
Residents of Lakc-front Parks
Petition City Council

Tho city council last night rranfsa a
Petition presented b. Faaidrts alang
be lake frutt tsstwesn Masiruua and
fssafhi aafkN. asking that A L. Hhmfs
- allowed % construct fniniafuff
railway eeuusgttHE the tao parke.
Shats several weeks aEo pstitinnesi IN
eomncii for shs privilege. bat Il wAs
4t.uffd
Tha"tn fhF coaurii lat risht grant
- tfs petition q th- residents ulons
fhs lake front IL will be necessary faf
shutc - a-cufs permit from ths
fugucil before hs can construct ths
fsiiway.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-22


Resale. Who won the prize IN the
last star Dust contest. but failed 70
collect Il, takes a shy AT the low
uecked sock question and insists she
is not trying 10 win any prize this
sissss.
'fron a viewpoint Of comfort one
TfssSis; say ys= - Ire quest iis'ii. aTs
Women Justified ct Haafihs SOD ~ T
That -. u one lived In an Eastern
state. where the Thermometer slides
up 70 10 deg 40 quickly and often
~ q fellow slides up to his best girl
on a haircloth sofa on a summers
night. ~ viewed from seattle alone,
one could scarcely appreciate the
cooling comfort Judged from a
modest standpoint one would cer-
tainly blush 20 think OF the length
Of hose seen In this city upon a
rainy day, and even upon dry
day. a. raaidens with fllmsy fl0unces
and furDeiows labor NJ some 81
1i5s5ss stEsp fii5iiIiFH anu teHiouriy
guard their finery from the rough
contact % board and cement. No.
certainly not justified In the light
o. gentle modesty. As an enhance
nent Of feminine charms. how can
hair 3 hose compete with one Of
graceful fun length. with ita beauty
Of lace design Or embroidered flow
or. and tn symmeffy Of outline
And not every woman n 20 gifted
with perfection Of form as 10 be able
10 held on 20 the accompanying
mans CAREERS Half the women Of
creation would have TO go in train
Ing first ride q wheel. Jump hurdles
or indulge IN other Kymnastie exer.
cises for such special development
II = woman justified IN taking from
brother Or sweetheart any masculine
style or hobby or fad Or fancy thai
lessons one ffthe her woman charms
her sweet modeafy. her exquisite
taste. and robe her Of that very
womanliness which 80 charms to-
opposite sex Women are fHr 10,
ready to adopt mems wearing ap
pnrei. mems sports, mems manner
and morals mems cigarettes nnt
liquors and bad habits H. at leas
one young ladies' opinion. uoihini
nisrifIes women in wearing HOCks-
or any other article belonging ex
ciueiReiv 20 man. The same ypiini
lady II not competing for the prize
since It r. a box Of the aforesaid
article.
"RosALIE."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-22
;uHHunnHEuuuuHuHHnuHHHHR
THEATERS


The Pollard taliputlans have ~
creased their artistic local triumph
hy their capable Interpretation ~
the connie opera Dorothy ut the
Seattle thehtrr. this week This
pirce viii be given tonight The hili
for tho balance 81 the week viii be
a GnietN uirl In which the little
artists have scored big uueceancn
uiarWhr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-22

PELTED
HAlLsroRM or PHENOMENAL
SEVERITY visits THE CITY,
CAUSING MUCH DAMAGE

CHICAGO. July 81 A phenome-
mai hail storm occurred today Ht
neon, liailntoHeH from the nlAe Of
a pea "a three ounces Sos weight fell.
Much damage was dome Horses ran
ih ali directions, amHHhluE into shop
windows.
The storm rBute without warning
Several persons were injured in the
parka. where thuY were too far away
frum shelter. The entire telephone
service wac discontinued during the
storm.
In many parts ~ the city live troll
lex Wires were hfakrn. rudhnFrrinE
the lives Of pedestrians Through
out the storm there wHa heavy
duWnpour 81 rain. high Wind aud
constant lightning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-22
TENNIS TOURNAMENT

The championship Of the Pacific
Northwest ~ involved IN the itth
annual tournament Of tho Seattle
Tennis club, 70 be held IN this city
August g. Players from Victoria
Everett. Tacoma. Portland and every
city on the sound will be in attend
ance. Representatives from the
Seattle and broadway clubs 81 this
city Will compete.
we have placed on special sale nll
our Straw Hats at exactly one-hnN
price. Toklna. aiuRormau n Co -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-22
EDWARD VII
IN IRELAND
Lands al Dublin and Is Given q
Royal WeIcOme--PresageS q
Bright Future for the
Emerald Isle

! hundreds ~ representative citiscpa
Of Dublin. who were provided with
seats On stands several crack fcg-
/ tments lined the road as guard Of
honor. while hehind them we're rur-
dons ~ nuiiee and militia.
The klug replying 10 AN address
Of welcome. Paid hlEh tribute t. the
late Zone leo Ntii. aud referred 90
the great kindueasss shown the Fng-
Hsh people ~ the ponifff he t"h-
eluiOd by RiludinE tu the fact that
his visit occurred az "A time when
the hopes Tor Il better era fnr ireland
Weto bright tIe said Il was tseo'H
ernest prayer that these hopes
should be fulfilled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-22

The popularity az the attraetiona
az the new vaudeville housu az Third
avenue and James street continues.
Last night when neW change nf
program WAS given, brought out one
Of the biggest crowds or the season.
Thls weeks prasfam Is fullN al 90
the high standard set hN the man j.
a.amnnI IN InInar MaNha.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-22

DUBLIN. July Ct. -King Edward
Queen Alexandra and other meme
bers Of the reyal party arrived hers
THIS morning The dsy was dus
and farhiddinE. ana the heavy rain
that fell DURING the early morning
dampsuod the attor Of the waiting
thousands
As the royal barEe touched shufe
the san hrnke through che etanas. =
fact that WAS taken Ia be- a happy
augurY 90 the royal visit
Ihe distinguished guests we're met
hy the lord mayor aud council In
their scarlet fehea the mace bear
prs Ia blue and silver aud several
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-22
THE MARKETS

Geese are not wanted during thsH
hot summer days. sfd For that rraHaH
/ they arc piied up Ia shusrs on Wrstss
avenue iasiay awaiting "A puFehsasf
other varieties of poultry are "
cleaned va. The quotation on nativa
butter advanced "a q cents
| aead California watermelon wee
sold today Cor q per doEafN althaus3
the iarErst brought AN Grapes YES
quoted al a cheaper price 81 atfl Z
pee crate. UaapbeFfie= ftii off a c=no
pee crate Peaches aud plunH are 30 +
las according to quality
wAoLEaALu PHtcus
fThsss pftsss az q say tufsf To- qass'
titiss ificss - small purchases atsfsss
~ 80 ssat. hishsf1
Provisions
Fresh meat Cow beef, Ia u. ateai
bsaf SO H.. mutton lise ID. pofa. ieu
ieae NJ veal suiee.
rf,ylslsss- lis.s 81 % sf.ssfs'' -
Vegetables
Cal Efesa corn. ise dos new caA
petainss - toni carrots. No tuf
nipA nn Haekl LIGHTHOUSES toms
tees. noe PCT boK STRING heanA q.
eurufnhefH. ts0iae dut, fndishess To-
seasH baueheH auiona, t9 cNt.
Eneen ioc los huuehrs Cal watsr.
msiaHn g sara ~ PER dos
Cessr fruit. ztn.
etfa tFffleH q tss Co. KpniFa q -
tels eauialaupea $500 boz. KessFi1af
flaA q 81 crate. Cal pinma 'srWai 81
crate Cal uearhrA. q crate hakimaH.
$50 aei entrants. q = per crate uatifs
rashhsrrieas 8 ~, isannna. 5 eti 8
oranges. . asr1 IS pr huEI cAiifaf
ria pears . a.. prluea. q assai q crate
plhssppiss E seiff - rrr hHH ErapsH
q 80 - bananas. tseu4igsa
Butter. Cheese. Esgs. Poultry
Better WASH uKtun rrcamsrius. a.
tsiHF Es1ste
Ezas- Ffash ~ nch. asg &c eus. East
Ffa. ip0Eie
Clsasas.aAa4frs WhshlnEtan fHn cream.
ttel hmhufAsr. ~. Hwtfn. trick. iae
ufes
iszaiifr frssest tafssgs aAaztcl fss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-22

This morning when the Star Dust
Man called ~ the padded cell TO get
the daily rawlings Of Luke the Loon.
h. found Luke tied and chained Into
the straight jacket. with four men
sitting on him. and Luke was laugh
ing and chuekllnE 70 himself
How 40 you feel. Lukc7s asked
the s. -. NJ.
Mighty fine. old man, iust like
home"
DO you know where you are1"
Yep. this n Tacoma" And Luke
gave a fiendieh yen Of delight.
One Of the guards gave the 8. -
NJ. closely written piece Of paper
which had been taken fWay from
Luke last night u was the crook
eldest piece Of loon literature svel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-22

Two trains daily 60 san Franclpco
fare ia8la frat-siAHs. ties9 sreana
Fast titns. magnificent srNnsfy ans
excellent service Il all California re-
softs
Special ratr excursions Angus
18th and isih. 18th and ssth
ehfeago ard return. RAta, -
Louis. s1fte. Omaha kausa'
A.. - o.. y 49,. .,NS lsss s..s' .a>
'sisifiiiifs{a. ftSfif fit&@fHs ff'tss tssss
ton and descriptive literature a
Southern Pacific Co's nfficr. 81
First ave-. T. T. Eiils, ssasFai Sssns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-22

Nothing H. a. cool aH htfas
Hat Clearance wair AZ " 81 Hutch
inson Co. cor. second aud iHiuu.
zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-22
LUCKY MIR.
MOONEY
IDENTIFIED as A NORWAY.
MAN. eUr NOT WANTED NOW

Tom Mooney. fur whose capture
reward uf fiau WAS offered ana
who until fvorutiN Was wanted for
brutal highway robbery la Mon.
taua, Is uoW serving a 20 days
sentence en- the city chain gang.
The crime for which he saH want
"a lei MikHouia VIA committed hf
two men. The victim. a fadirr. vas
assaulted on lonely trail. beaten
uaarly O. death and robbed 81 utotr
than gsada Mooney wee believed hy
the sheriff of the county aud the
chief OF palies af Mlanoula 20 be-
ons of the men wanted far the rob.
berry.
Npon information received by the
Seattle police. Mooney was arrested
hIHe SEVERAL dave aEo By fWtrolman
Mcclure since his arrest CAPTAIN
I.auhHchef and sergeant stuart have
been working on the case and have
found that h. was withant doubt
the man wanted in Muhtua.
A icisgra mwaH sent % the Me
saulA chteI OF police. but ua answer
was received. Another message
message brought a curt answer 'eoi.
leet 10 the effsas that Mooney was
not wanted.
Another telegram Was sent % the
sheriff at Minsnuta. lie wired back
that Mooney had been wanted and
that the SO reward VAS stili Ia q.
feet. lie stated. however, that
much OF the exfd rncr tn the csar
had disappeared end that u would
be impossible 10 a,,eurc 4 eonvletian
on the seiasncs at aauas Fur that
reason che Montana authorities WIZ
not take charge Of him and Mooney
viii b. free 20 go where be likes
when his - daya are up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-22

The onaninE price fcr fhn new erru
Of wheat In the paiuuaa country
wa- fixeA az Sc cents = huEhet. YES
tartiay This q believed O. - iha
highest opening price On record Tor
the district
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-22

Never make any promise you cant
keep. and mighty feu that you can.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-22

Mary MacfAne - said TO be h1tck
IN Butte. bat may aFlin 80 90 View
York In Aearch If fhs IA That h
sarcly the place to seek him. though
Seattle f. nearer Salem Journal
No use Tor her % 90 20 Salem
some places are 80 bad that even
the ID declines 90 make them a
place II residence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-22

Ar Indianapolis newslar~r offered
s. reward 90 the person wrtfins tbs
- s.s-r.si ~ - ~ =
Vacation" ard sha very FIRST ar
ticle received was one Of a single
a sesaa It getting on, Of Indiana
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-22

And. Furthermore. all the city dads
with now have % pay their way inte
the circus TO see fha other clowns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-22
California VI. sh.s,. Route

Try one q our fine suaus a. hal
pfire. Tokias slnnsrman & 60. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-22

The funeral of brother John Z
Murphy VIII be- helm from EhElsa
aefte. second avenue and Pix
street on Tuesday evening July II
iaaa. nt 8 so All members are -.
uueatsd 90 attend ~ order OF
IRVING WARD.
Worthy President
Attest. Frank Dawd.
Worthy Secretary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-22

The city dads. having presented
the coming cirruH with $1,000. are en- q
titled 10 reserved seats On the eIawn
wagon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-22

Mrs. Isannstts Travis wants ~
vore~ fram Arthur N. Travis. on
grounds Of non support aud dsHsrs
ton la her divorce complaint flisti
this morning Mrs. Travis states that
she VAS married ta Portland oeta-
Der. 1891. and Vas deserted BY the
defendant IN April. iso3
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-22

e ~ !: =. . -, =. -. y =. 8.
sleLnltg % Woa-l.n.lIl..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-22

Eastern Washington timothy old
ned. 1900 ten. alfalfa 81 cats ~ %
tom barley. 81 tom wheat. 90 ton
bran. 90 shorts. "a ton. mldiiinsa
~ aHa oh ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-22

A son o. Eiihu Root tramped
from Clinton. \. Y 70 New York
waking over xoy HitieE. 1nat beasts
his fathers record Eiiha never
walked over zoo miles, but he's
walked over one Miles more than
200 tifnes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-22

When WIZ
young. girls used
q marry fer tsVsf
no~s trey get mar
riss cause thsy'rs
asked
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-22

produced In a sickle Eisglc house
Here she gocs
Read and Reflect
II custom had decreed that you
not I.
should make loves oyerturcz. what
would you SAY
Would fou remain a eanelens. laugh.
ing mink.
Guarding your thoughts like 90.
crrtiVe sphinx
And make ne believe that this
were only play,
II things wefr turned aroundf
II.
II sou were made Go realize that you
Must take tue lead aud play the
lovers part.
Would D. nattercd. bullied and
eatoied.
Until ny hesa had swglisi a thou-
sand fold.
Or would you take your hat. dear.
and depart.
n things were turned aroundf
10 you suppose that yea could rene-
tsAtr
Ny inner self. and from my man.
naf Judge
The depth Of my regard. oT ~hesh-
eF
Knew st wers useless quite, for you
10 try
Gould you detect me sub ny think-
ing fudFei"
II things wsre turned aruandf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-22

EHftMN Nlilf sens " fHNH. W. tttta
Eagr, fresh ramon. tlsflir. i've hens.
iaa H. i've ducks i8uliu thi dressed
veal. kuad. dressed mutton aitmir H.
dressed hoes. auzae ibi chaiee besf
COWS on foot SEQ ~ steers on foot
l'4I4r ~. calves on foot 5000 ID
huaa IN funf. m lh. hIhnn. Nl.Mln.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-22

A Connecticut bRii-piayer married
3 R3Fi. no had fortune 81 see coo
and al sporting editors ir cuaHecti.
cut are praisiuE him for hts Euod
catch
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Their Firs, Appearances

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20 S-Ntfie. it's array uf high sttarted
clowns will be Increased b. nine
local artists who haRe done more
fuuny stunts IN The city counri
chamber than any Aggregation Of
chalk face artists ever aid In q saw o
lust ring Watch Tor seattie's efoSH
nellmen.
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OF course. the taxpayers viii 70.
iotrc 10 know that the yieqe the
circus should have paid The city,
VIII uuN have to come nut 81 their
% Artn IN one way OF another
TruHtY Tusssf James - a pretty
good watch aaE ttii a circus comes
aiunE Then he become q clown.