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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-04

Weber At u a. NJ Loyalty 2 m.
Tbs Cnstst6ah Cssauina wealth
FIRST ~ r. gtlre~a taksls-Rev. Y y
sustsu- AZ 4 a. N. '-Ttse Fatfiiimes.s
- FruEa~cv 80 m. Prvtare -
Meet Thy uea
chureh Of ssaa- Rev. !. a. wehh ~
80 , m -nshoia thr san - ne Tffh-
- gGaah~
wsuus zlsa BAPTIST c1saseh. ga tffi.
reTwlsy xrpsnas~F ~ walker. p "a.
pastor. II =. 80. sRxsuant mrgtinH :
D m. preaehiuE and eosumunioa. SAB.
sect Christ ths aniY Foundation
suns-sy s<hoot ., -
Rsrsn Catholic Meetings
Rs. Afarys p4risfs--I2sx W. y.
Metz Church corner - Twsntssth
asenaa ana jackson street. Early
mass ard sermon fchildrea's massl.
70 =. n EundsT -schfsos y .. n
insfrarttan and bsn.siictian. J. -
2. m
Church Of onr Iadr at Dead Help
Hsv. r X prefuntaine. Al a m,
low mass. 10 - .. m. high aasss ]
d m. veaD~rs and hanesictioa.
Sacred Heart Church--Rsv. Geo. A.
Hnd. A. 9 = m and p. m. leg
mass. 10 .. N. vezpers. s~rmsn
and benedtrtfon.
Churrh q the Immaculate Concsp-
tlrsn--Rsr. A. swesfe At 10 ant
- a. m. low mass. 10 70 a. m
high mass and ssrrnon. 7s19 y. m.
rosary and benesiirsion.
epeoial Meetings
Theoaorhiraf society. Seattle lodge
A. D. m. Atasic. White and Black "
QaF~n CITY Throeuphicai Society ~
8 p M. '-Theaght. VIII and Desire =
Mrx IguFTis = Clark
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-04

OF SOCIALISTS

DIES MutNtzs. fswa, gglY rae
Isw@ ssgsssssts. ~hs peiisf nsafsy Asa
vote. ~ the last fail slsettaaa are n
state convention h.re tpsaY for the
purapss 1t eaeptinx a psatfeess and
nomtnasinE candidates Zoe the affiers
T. lss flllsst ~ the November sieetions
f'tAus are hsfnH tafa to wsEe tsH Hsszs
kctiFe campaign IN the hetufy - The
party, with the stp~efasiaa ~ polling
~ is4st iasno votes az the eaasinE ~iss-
sll.a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-04
Going 70 c.IIso~nIsf

Take the fau1ons scenic Shasta
route. Two trains daily 20 San
FranclHco Fast time. Beautiful
necnery and excellent service. He-
atfie 10 San Francisco t11.f0 hrEt
class 1880 second class,
Special rate excursions to Chi
rago and return. tslbo. 81. Louis.
tT7be. Omaha and Kansas city. $40.
asa SO. June "a 10 20, Juiy rs and 10.
Aug Is ans &C. ruii particulars.
tickets and reservation at Southern
Paeinc Co.'S once. els First avenue.
" y. Ellis general agent. 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-04
OFF F0R SN0QUALMiE

A party 81 deputy aherlffn, their
wiyca and flienaA LETT last night "a
aurnd tadng and sunday NJ anaduait
tuie Falls. Tho parts consisted ~
Deputy sheriff lack Williams ami
Mrs. Williams. Deputy sheriff Hugh
Metlee aud Mfa MeCiru. Sheriff
John eudihee. Miss Annie WILSON,
stan0stapher in the Hheuffn ekfice.
aud joe Williams.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-04
SACRED CONCERTS

A sacred concert vii be given al
the Frat MrtAaaist Protestant
church. Al the corner of Third avs
eu4e and PINE street totaarfoN
evening 80 a'rioek this II the
rfras pf = series uf eoa F~rts te be
siFsa 1T this church durnE the neat
two Fftunthn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-04
HiCKEYS
HOODOO
COST "pucoALG's eABgs" AN
orAER CLOSE oAMU

Jack hickey Was again up against
hts hlg healthy hpoduo IN yesterday .
game against itciliN'h Angels lie
pitched game that would have
won - times uut OF 100 hut this was
The Tooth time An erfof. a sacrifice
and hit Gid the business Far the
Angels bringing in the ealy run
sCueed IN the game s'nid husH
freadway had another chance 10
win tho Ksme with a timely hit ~
tho last inning, but a. usual, ~
uNsht squat 60 g. and the game
went "a the bad, The game was
remarkable pitchers battle, the Qua
rteldera having Practically nothing
TO do.
aoorc by Innings.
n ". y.
seattle "a aeaeOee I
Loo Angel 0 eee 0 | e-~t /
AZ Tacoma san Francisco J. Ia
coma 4.
Al lutte nutte 4. Helena 2
At Spokane Spokane ~. Salt
I.ake D.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-04
SHAW GOES ABROAD

NEW YoRK. July Among the
naascngcfn booked To aail foS EuroIT
today uru Secretary OF the Treasury
Shae and his family The S.cfes
tary's trip AN b. very hrirf. f,ut his
family viii teuiain abroad until an
tufnH
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.lQ
GIRL QUEEN
MISC MAY A. rHuRsToN a CAN
ninATI ron R6YAl HoHoRs

The nth candidate fnr carnival
queen WAS nominated last might by
the Iron MouiderH union. She ~
Miss May A. ThufHton, 100 Tenfh
avenue south. She has brother IN
the iron Mouiders' union. MiaA
Ihur#ton is II years Of axu and II
the youngest randidRte pet put for
ward Tor fegai hoaorH. She IL de-
eidadly pretty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-04

The neN hsaane 1T the Rsntdn fIin
Improvement club wlif b. thrown
cpea for srnarai iazt'-etion Tue..tev
OF next week Addresses on I've
suefects 81 houlrVards park xnys
and parks Val ~ niasie ~ gconzse
u casseFtn. =. y. blaine and Joseph
nhirt,au
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-04

Rev. n A Cesust~ss~~a. Fester 90
lHsusnuei taathssAn shurch. has ~
5asrned ffosn ne Hast where he ats
testi~d the t.ashsrAa convention At Do
eerah. tews
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ACCUSES 4. SR0THER

The ease Of Jossph HeAufegard.
shArNsd aith lmparthtA Fferwfses
iioistert 80 fhts countfY fur Ina
moral purposes. Nas sndrfluit@ly
continued ~ United ntAlss ttaumia
zifaref tiuuman GA the iueasun u The
H.. ~ .. n s,sss
% - ,isrs -
- lszfsfS-ssssts64 uFtfaF7wHfs
nra ursEard's defense VII ~ nitas
taksa iisHgity Ne ciaifsz thHs his
hFsssheF. y 10 T. aata e. Kfwaftf 70
s-qn he hfftl. committed ttrs crlpse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-04

Thsy are manufactures in every
drtaii according u ouf INSTRUCTIONS
The hest snd most durable materials
enter into Their construction. and the
best wearing qualities are insured
aud guaranteed. All late styles arr
double N1ffeefsd outside aitd "a
A carusal examination viii de
more 20 eonvtnes yon Of Their rus
peffnr qualities than anything We
can say
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-04

Hslp Want.sl---hiala

NAN With fsfsfsncss Tor eommcrciai
traveller. 20 call on merchants ana
agents. experience not required rai-
AIRY 80 per week. with expenses "A.
VRnutd, National, an Dearborn
street. Chicago
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-04

Three Tree Point
Three Tree Point
Three Tree Point
Three Tree Point

Tho following article WAS written ~ q
EndHHts from the London uuivefs
Hltf. FuHiHun+ after having visited
tio fo,nt Hnd looked % oyer care.
fuiif4 ~ - considered ~ BE- the best
descriptive article ever read bf them
~ viii be published dhiiF in tnnHf
columns pertaining o. fhrsa Tree
'@fhis little sketch ia written "a I'M.
press upon you that the beauty - a
spot thai IN practically within
stones ihfgN n sithfr Seattle ~
Taeafna. and yet - carefully planted
anrsH. th8nsh uaH ~ miles from civil
Hsaff8u. itH nature advantages ~
location make II az ideal spot fof =
summer hufne aud resort n IL uesf
f~ssianHi man TO 40 daily 20 and
ffuHi the city
.srbs slsp either way from the point
Cannot ~ sfceiled anywhere OF TIE
Rouud The bathing IL perfect Op.
pnftHnifief abound Tor naua tir sports
~ ail kinds fhe iaY ~ the land and
the woods form az Ideal end beautis
sbandanes 81 plrs spqins satsT. Ia
IL n tfuH fs#uff for seekers after rec
rsniiaii ana rectiperation NEAR to ma
=fhrrs l. : haziiss power 10 every
bfrens that bears upan its bosom tbs
breath ~ pur. sea air and The sweet
scent ~ he pines Hnd ~ need
HfNMtfANN HffN FNNNfNN NfAFHhf AHNNH
man and nature can meet. and cars
and Worry lake % themselves wings
ana Is AVA
NO one who visits this spot ran lea "
without eGeiairainE. Il n not df0rpsd
from Heaven and there are few
such tempting hputs for the student
u nature the flred business man.
the Invalid. The camper, ne fisher
All IL pristine iateliuesn
No une can turn ffnm these beauti
~ se.ess nitheut 2 PRAYER u hts
the spot b. spared FOE the welfare
~ preneni and. what IL yet 81 great.
sr consequence. ~ future genera
fisHH
'conniaar no, vsur books and pens.
my friends. foe n little while uut
away anxious thoughts and the aarcs
which rurfufe the reui the fern1uai.
lliiitiss ~ lie and all cohesFn there
Vffios ADD the Ngrksh0p, the daily
task whatever Il may BE-. ard 80
With me e ihe woods and the mur.
80 ehsndsrins eAiaraets are thsrs
nor VII be heard the booming ~
faEirs surf upan rocky shore, nof
shall greet n,.siufains. with beetiins
efaEz aud avrsi ur~ririrsa. tower
afovs ur. only DE soft iaEy, trans
parent outtine ~ Mount Rsluisr.
but II Nou love ~ hear and feel sum
HtNf lfftNFA NNArfsf tHffuHh khf DIM
tops, u ysa can dasact = cons ~ shs
sound ~ taea kiHg waves and run.
tiine sprtnfs, II bird notes rive you
thought ~ faF and hope then sou
can feet N you raundt a@~ the Ar~fica
which 20 picture can adeaustsiy Dor.
tray yet Witch my rash pen all
strive 20 deRict-~
sfHqr utsns u the lay that lightly floats
And mine are the fnnFm urfnE dlinH
notes
rhnt fail as soft ~ snow on the sea
And melt ~ the heart as instantly
al tie passionate strain that 6reriV
ReHn~- the bosom u trenbies
tkraaas,
And the musk xfnd. over the water
blowing
Runi.s ths waFs. but sweesens ~
too
ira N. f,ausfnasd4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-04

The caf4pnHe Own TIVE and oneshaif
miles q water fHuut. which II plated
into lots each lot has Eixty=fDo wa
TEE frant running bach from one
hunnffc % three huadfed feet dssp
TIE streets ar graded trails are also
Hradga through the grounds which
e. ses ggsa fgf su g,,,sI.. hem sls.s
twenty feet IN ffiaustaF. arranged -
that # can - divided Into four hsiiH
SEPARATE ard apart from the ether
II p4sea~efs. Zoe the tee ef smaller
parties
TIE grounds arc opsn for euEa9eneus
fuf the ues 81 Al excursion parties.
piruirh. etc. save and eHcsut o.
AAhtafh days. No application for
the tasr u fhn sruEtlaa On 81. islst. j.
n - tns dssirs n the COMPANY nat
the Ersund shalt 10 uaed exclusively
for IT, resident paffnsis enl faelf
tsnts nicely fstorrd will he erected
Tot TIE Use - summer campers
Grounds Caa - rented and rantpefr
FURNISH their own 9utHt TOT The sea
son
HfF EiWooa leaves Tor Three Tres
Point daily from Cifg Dock feet of
Madison street. At a m
81 Capital city from same dcek at
str r 9. Reed leaves city Jock foot
Z Sain stEs~t for Thfvr Tree Point
Asftysns a, Seattle at IA ma D m.
~ Arfos vii stop At Thres Tree
Point on her regular trips 20 ava
from Tacoma Time card Annoiahcss-
fn~ut made later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-04

GRAND ball every Thursday ana
Sunday nights Also Sunday after
afNtn. rain or shine. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-04

W0MFN IN dssnsir' Il n nsed' aead
for a wumens friend remedy. which
:-s.ssssa sf5S, ats Palmer. l.. ..
Box 1893.
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AUCTION sale ~ the DsfeE resiaur.
ant. next e. ths beres saloon. corner
% Jackson and Second avenue Hpufh
on Nouslae. July a At 10 o'ciork
sharp. D. Niewna benf stUa chairs "a
tahisa. extension table. ffsurh
range. National cash register. crcs.k
cry. Eiass. <iivefWare tahteei0ihs
rvsa. f.aus. etc 10 n'clock sharp. E
- Rickvrtun. auctiunerf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-04

MONEY MAKFRr
HHlsHafd Eresn hnuee rlan& most sornrfete
tuitrrs and stsan plant fosn fest -
ats@s en twn ami hair acres -
eruslrA. Situated cfnsr In IN fact one ~
The best faensy rrskff~ ~e AnaN o. ana
Fda esn Aage q for fSToa
At GREEN LAKE,
iafHe ntns.rurrn hnttHs, On eiahg lots. IN.
fsf hith Fthts ~ raititatlant far eana8
iris gsenua you'd siFe snybs~iY a hard
soene Nrfni
Tfzs AcpEs At uEI.i.EvtsE
Ciasa 20 the lake. Peg siiHa
fs srr~s. the vefy beet hss over fA~re. for
sfr1o
8 arres urar Ksnts flfet-eisss hulidlHra
rfpCss fHrminK mNehiners and sveryffsne
complete iaut an CLEARED inc.udlnf far.
nitnre N the house. Tor xafen
Niffe4 runrr new. Wie.tefn hosiee cssf stto1
yuu can have n cor seen On fuii ntre
hit ali street pnfk ia Rua Rala for
A. fiAWuFSeE
nosts Second avenue. Gofnef MARION
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-07-04

Tks fslls~stans National Park
fssssoa !. uow m fail s~tnk. asd thx
f'Ark Asasseiatten can st all ttt1eN
provide ample arccutrnoas fsons foe
xirttors Fur tickets ana infaxuta=
tion. eeA - n r, etty tiak~s once.
.1--sss.
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Three Tree Point
Company
c. B. uvermore. MGR.
62S First Ave. Cor. Cherry ST.

SEVENTEEN ACRES IN Fostoria
garden tracts fenced IN. crup.
cheap for cash. take Renton car 70
Fosters. inquire FOR Whittier. the
saauef
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RAINIER BEACH

THE PLACE To LIVE.
EASY To REACH. EASY TO BuY
Beautiful location on shore ~ Lake
washington. short ride on s. cleo
trio ears from First and Washing
ton. large lots snxIiz with alley.
arr selling fast NJ sTh. SIS and sio0
nt . and $40 dawn and o. month
10 already soid, everybody likes
Rainier bearh. is's the best and
cheapest property 90 market TOR
home and Investment. schools
churches. storea. fine garden soil
cleared and graded avenues. side
walks grand Views boating. bath
ms. fishing high and heaithfnl.
plenty wood and city water iufn-
her on terms OF home built See
Mr.. Weed. agent. office at Rainier
Reach. or c X sturtevant. owner
so noston block
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AT LAST
At LAST
TIE eiWAsREs AAvu WON 4
eALL GAMG

PORTLAND. iuiy t~patke wn.
rcn's siwashes have won game.
They defeated sammy NisreuNs
hirelinea Yesterday afternoon az this
plaee. after having an but last the
same IN sammy.
lssfhehs Wha sent tNlsteas over
the plnte ~ wilson. lsaRed easy
duttnk the seeond Inning for the
Weefocters landed -four hits and
three runs Dor the rest ~ the
kanae Durham pitched xn0A hail and
afs~Hted materially In WINNING his
own same ~ eWattlns out 5 couple
cf hits anA seofine each time.
smith also uiade Joe kVstalss
Blenders hook sick re cluntSd tho
ball for three safe ones. which aided
10 = tWe=hasger rs xinsAar aud - fe
ones by Heniea ana SohMarta. land :
"a the game.
The staf,s nv lnufueas
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kueslor Sell.

Auction Sales
AUCTION safs ~ honsshoid fiirniturv
At " q nlckertnn a Co.'S sales
reoms n FIRST avenue on Tuesday.
tbs sth. - IA sharp bed nata,
wardrobe rhtffnaier ice bcs. bask
cases. piano. organ. National cash
register. typewriter bureaus eun-
assss@=s istsiutissu eschfnFH. willow
rockers. Esatef tables. toilet Hrts
cauehcs. bed lounge. hesiains. silver
war;. clashes heating stoves. don't
fesget Tussaay. 81 70 ~ = O. Bick-
crtuu a Co. kactioneers
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/ HxVn r.T y 'kss-zes ss-.s s..s.s 80 50.
siss t~s single hor~es. taes Htsseas, fss
sale cheap. sofua out of business n3sA
~ FNaF. s1pTB Firuf arshus
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Classified Ads

CLASSIFIED Ads
Fer asut--f furnished pesr..
daANfs radfsfe 1as4kf. ffiE 'ftrs, ave-
na@. seaN@ Re.ty fafnfshea. al nseissn
Fftrss sasasfss.
NICE frsna roofm foe Two gentlemen
fE1a Foaffh avenue
Per Observation-Disclosures
ep~sisi ss< ksssrisss . sash..-1iaia niIss
A ssaffsse esiFA. usfssstsa 10 Faarn % rs
uf4sssn suRrentesA Anssseaa WateA a
Jspsiry Ca. SO ist osp. Hainisr-Orasa
AkHsNN % sstleeaff eatss tafs bssisss
that Fe8 ass 0ufn eut Atnufa sad
neu4 ia Esnepa -.
STOVES ssasss. csspsts issthsf ehais.
tables. tesskf ASS. ~afaifafas aa4 1laf use.
81 kstf nxsrs. noi esle flks street
zaE hrss wa-ps 10 tssr h W.@sesa kslil
an at1A 500, ntaa bait hafk A. aaft
Tslss aassrsA Nsta t1oo iaA ftea
TIMER Tor sale by owner Address
Is4Risi J Stephenson. Preston WASH
---~~----=--------~---- --------=----s-----------
ron SALE tgfenssnakihK shop and
gufnituT~. ioss laird aYsnus. uppo-
slte T'niHa Avenue theatsf
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At Los Angeles -lce Angeles 4
Sacramento 5
AZ Oakland - Oakland = san
francisso 3
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A sSAr
1850 Tor a fine s-aefs garden tract. close
% west Scatter tso 90 brick schooi
house rdicintus tracts hsid a, 5000
DoRfFf1. a Lewis.
and H.Hcs nlock

-@-------=----
FURNITURE 81 five-roem cottage.
Fourth avenue. near Cherry street,
all new and good. rent SIC month tss-
$50 Arcade.
CHEAP lots at SIS an. at Hlnman ory.
line on WILMINGTON rtreef ssl,,s :.
Down, ~ monthly. Come TO-DAY Lsrrs
warm once On Erpunds.
5000 ss acre. fire valley lsnd near town.
70 acres under piuw n acres IN mead.
ow. balance in fine timhee. good o. s5a,
house 2 harms, horse ana Cow stahlra.
ehiet"n. hos. root ard nsflk houses Hne
spring 1t wntsr. small orehhrdi on naaA
county read 70 seattle EicttenErnn a
Arneii p ROCKWELL block.
WE can locate you on the heat homestsaa
landH IN Washington We have some
good farms for sails. Call an 4. n
Casey, toe Pacific block. Seattle.
ron SALE Small house and lot uear Mad.
ison street, price Soao Tel iud. snco
$3.50 ~ * - i7sa ST il,-tfs rigif sir0fHn'
land, "a thorourhly cleared and frutheii
close 90 intvrufhan station; saeoo. easy
terms
RoBFRr MALrRy 40 New York block
20 ACRES near Kent NJ acees fine bottom
land. nearly cleared balance upland nice
stream Of water thrpueh place 5000
ROBERT MAtfhY tio Naw York block
HALE a MILF alec wpter front is1 arrea
fich second bottom land "a acres IN cub
uFatious so herfH has boon HiHehfi. urah
ard of an bearing trees, nice crftki HHad
house 1T six rsuus. also ham and out.
buildings COWS several head ef yoWHe
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TO LoAN-Pfivato money ~ low rate Of
interest pamua a paner. tOo roslss
way. Rooms q . and 8.
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STANDING q the eluh.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1903-02-13
NO. 81.


Two dwellings, six rooms each.
apply 10 W =. NFNABLE.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1903-02-13

them to a pretty sizable fee if not
as large a one as they have gained.
Since Hannah Callahan became an
heiress a clergyman in her neigh
borhood has been looking after her
TO see that no one takes advantage
of her. The precaution is necessary.
for the old Irish woman, who hasn't
vet decided TO leave the dirty little
room in which she has lived for so
long. is being harried by people who
have suddenly discovered themselves
to be relatives" of hers, disinter-
ested souls who would be willing To
assist her TO invest her money as
well as gallant suitors who love her
for herself alone. John Sullivan, the
builder of the fortune which Cor
coran and Hannah Callaghan have in
herited. was born in the same Cork
slum in which the old rag and bone
picker has lived so long lie became
a sailor and finally was shipwrecked
on the coast Of the state of Wash
ington. lie built himself cabin and
afterward second one, which he
rented TO a man who happened along.
Finally he had a whole village OF
shanties which he owned. but Just
as il was beginning 20 bring him
in a little something in the way Of
rent the whole settlement burned
down.
Sullivan still owned the land, how
ever, and he rebuilt upon IL and
eventually, as one Of the founders Of
Seattle. grew rich.-Chicago Chron-
fclq
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1903-02-13
Household Magazine
Facts and Fdncies Pertaining to Uon1dn's
Home, Club and Business Life.
TUMBLED INTO FORTUNE.
Old Irish Woman RRgpicker Becomes
an Heiress by the Death Of
"A Cousin.

1t il doubtful if fortune ever tum-
bled into the lap Of person less like
ly 20 use 10 10 advantage than the $500,
900 which the United States supreme
court recently awarded to 6j-year-0ld
Hannah Callaghan, Of Cork, as her
share in the estate Of her cousin, John
Sullivan, who died in Seattle, Wash.
From the accompanying picture Of
Hannah Callaghan You can form a
pretty accurate idea Of what sort Of
person she is Wrinkled haggard,
with a narrow, pointed nose, thin lips,
a bitter tongue and an aggressive dis
position. the woman who has just in
herited $500 900 earned her living un-
til few days ago as ragpicker. For
years she has made her home in a
squaiid little room in narrow
alley appropriately named Crones
lane. in Corks worst slum. She
began life as a crochet worker,
and once earned as much as S.
week. Then she got to be scrub
woman and made less. and Of late
years she has collected bones, sold
fruit and generally lived from hand to
mouth. She has been somewhat par
tial TO gin. When the news reached
Hannah Callaghan the other day that
she had inherited half OF John Sulli-
vans fortune Edward Corcoran.
poor Dublin artisan got the other half
the old woman was so bewildered
that she could hardly realize what it
meant 90 her. She heard that her
cousin had died intestate. but had
thought so little Of her own chances
Of getting a share Of bis estate that
when American lawyers came to her
several months ago and offered TO
push her claim she made no trouble
over signing an agreement that they
should take half of any sum they
succeeded in getting awarded to her.
This does not mean. however, that
the old woman was heeced by her
American attorneys. For six months
they have worked like beavers to
get her Inheritance, and the endless
trouble they took and the ingenuity
they manifested certainly entitle
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1903-02-13

They are we'll known in Baltimore,
where their families enter upon all So
cial functions, including the church
services Of all kinds. Their names are
mentioned in the Baltimore newspa-
pers, but they are never mentioned
here. Only a few years ago a govern
ment clerk was shadowed by Baltimore
detectives for several weeks, because
they suspected him Of being burglar.
He chose to have ii understood that he
was a man of means, that he did not
have TO work, and his liberal expendi-
lures of money excited suspicion in
many minds. The detectives were dis
gusted, after all of their sleuthing,
when they found that he was govern
ment clerk who earned a good salary
in the national capital, while he resid-
ed in Baltimore and appeared every
evening at some function, and always
ss a gentleman Of leisure.
The electric line to Mount Vernon,
the home Of Washington living and the
tomb Of Washington dead, has induced
several hundred people to buy small
acreages along the line and build there
on homes for themselves. The distance
TO Mount Vernon is only IA miles, and
the car line is well equipped, so that
II is almost as easy to live on the Vir-
ginia shores of the Potomac as it is to
dwell in the remote parts of this city,
SO far as time is concerned in going
back and forth. Moreover, the ancient
city Of Alexandria is on the route, the
cars passing through it, and there our
commuters find it possible for them to
mingle with the best society OF tbs blue
bloods of the first families Of Virginia.
Alexandria itself is becoming an at
tractive suburb of this capital city.
Several score Of the best people in the
government service have rented houses
there, and some have undertaken TO
build homes there for themselves, on
the installment plan. Alexandria, al
belt an ancient city, has fallen into
business decay ever since the great shot
and shell discussion between the sec
tions of our country. But Of recent
years it has been growing gradually
into modernized conditions. Every