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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29

HAPPENINGS

JA1sss kssiey. the ft-year- ola
pApSr carrier Wha Jaw tNs safe
kiowers eexing the rr~ruens Aaia.an
IN H4iiard after the sebbrfY LASS
ThNrssiAy uts1rhlnE hss failed "a
Sanity Jseis CLARK. a suspect Glars
y held peHalng a further laVssgixa.
sfgn.
The usartxame which fDF - years
tsz huuE ever shs 0rscs 4sthnsisss
Eriscutslf ehureA. waz burned Al
fs-t@faAv gaef ming seyriees and the
esafch buisdirg as tati zsrsi b
lkishcp Cfanstou-
Mary Steamer excursions afuunsg
fhe sound Nrfs given yesterday The
Swedish ciua gave a ats exeurslau
b Thrve Tree Poiuts. and the
efsamer Nenetss anH ferry city "
Seaftie carried the cfaaas - ths
bathing beaches at Atkl rssint ana
West Seattle. TIE steamers Athlnn.
Iniena flyer and Port Orchard rsf-
risa many people IA uvenertan
Tneasapds visited the different
park
Charirs R@iss is-Tear-oia hoy.
was arrested yesterday for sreaking
ias0 q Rfucery Store on Mercer street.
sstuFaay Eight he adfniffasf that
b. and twe ether boys had gone iufa
ths store Ind had stolen a. ffou tire
flh aiso zaTts bananas Defectit -
Adanla and Lane made the arrest.
Erie Euafssn WaB considerably
shaken Up yesterday Afternoon tn a
coii,4iau Wtfh a train - cars near
the fset % Charles street tie was
struck By sh~ train frasm she rear
and rallied over several tunes A.
the xaysife MISSION hospital il mHa
fDnnd he h4d Sustained 10 ssrinas
in)IrisH
Joe Braursears. charged 9Th In.
norsinE wnmen - tbs eauntrv Tor i'm.
sR1rsi psiraass-s. Waa tsIrnrd sVrr ~
TIE pslfes - rufsed States DEPUTY
AArshsi Tp1sr Yesterday and was tai
IN q ths county laH az a federal
prisqnar rfsauresArf Naa In tn eitF
1aii oa .uepietnn q theft
chafis- " SAUNDERS gsark r9fnutls
sinner ard member % The firm u
Saunders 4 Ia wt1n. architects - con.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29

.Rnt ga give Yau 4 jolly rood
.Ase. saturday didn't - said Miss
funs. IS shs tFinpcd Hpiyiy Into
x,Aseef fssreeaster SaiishurY's Of.
49,. this mafnlnN
sanshurr heEau to blush aus clear
Al. threat tat he IN marvellous
haahfal man la the PRESERVE nf Ia
aiss
YES. ma ana. Nea ald make me feel
rr.its sad. ard I thnukht Naa Wsfs
selnr u take your life hurore ypuf
ssnd. had run their cnursc. You
erlsA aaa taak on 50"
eNN nA You dear good Waohef
nan. That's not Il at sii You -.
i mas beeu egYinE 80 much lately
DAT Was hSRtertoal when | came
4 see ysa. but when ! sot home |
aAAe az my mind "a foFEet my
srsables eea ! feit happy All day
Yesterday
Yea yea were lovely Nnoush. e
a,ta ~aliutsNey hut don't yea know
oAt vol afe making me Uflt an
swfui tar feiks are EettinK - they
40 aawn street carrying umbrellas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29
AMASA +. MiLLER, 4
SO PIONEER, DEAD

Amsna y Miller died last night al
his horne. At Rainier nsach MI
Miller wins weii known throughout
he entire state. having come "a
Waahlu aian In 1854 Up 10 a Few
years ago he had taken a prominent
part In the affaifs 81 this city and
had FOR several terms been a mem
her Of the city council
NJ Millersa death was caused ny
uirr ttinn Of the stomach lie was
II years old lie leaves q Nidos
hha one soa. Henry Miller The fns
hefal viii be held tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29
BALLARD
BURGLARY

fiaiiAFd last night and Fobhea tnr
casa dfawer Of IS They also ma te
an attempt 90 RIB the aryxtsssis stssrs
% Ssnkef a Ssrubb. but acre un-
able 10 htask through the lFon shut.
trfA
The activity % ~. knights Of the
Jimmy Il alarming ballard nssf-
ch4nt1 TIE aahnfb Il Infested
Win cfsrksmeu apparently. and
steps 20 increase TIE paiiSe fatSe
may he fakea.
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Pretty Safe Rule 70 Co q.


When there IL a fsellng that the
heart or lungs. blood or liver. brain
OF nerves are diseased. ~ once com
mencc r. doctor the stomach That
j. the foundntlon OF the trouble In -
cases out Of every 100. Commence
TO regulate the digestive organs. get
them Ia healthy working condition,
aud the other troubles will leave Of
themselves. Diseases which have
their beginning IN the stomach must
be cured through the stomach The
medicine Tor stomach disorders and
~. s.. s.s-- gs..--.se .tEe j. IT, GsAngte Luu-
proved Liver pills. These pills put
al the digestive organs In good con-
dition 80 that the disease has no
basis ~ work upon. They are sold
b "a sf-e~.sa 10 - Per box One
- Il a gsge ~ vac asfsl a 80
ssaf . .-i ss recs-Yit - 2s OF o.
aHs-js-nf wa nsssuui 10 ~ 49, We
80 seed sssss r~s <Hus nave
SCI as.ns.t - tA 0es - 90,
20 ssss.- ola T.A vSr .sr@ $40 o. W.
Co. isvs est aS" essxtsM
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AFTERNOON NAP
COST CONNIE rs SIS

nlsRusicd with che hstl same Witch
hv went 10 SEQ nt Georgetown Yeaters
tay iahn canuera went O. sleep aud
ieat a l,lackeihant containing thraa
tweni fadOliar kuldpiocaa aud three
fsser, also Netne sitVrr
he reported the robbery 20 the Ne
ettlr nallce hut WAS referred to the
sheriff a. the robbery We commit ted
outside the eity limits Marshal uiars
u ,leaFNetowa will prassably attempt
u clrar up the mystery
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29

fined % bis hanc with = brakeu arm
and strained hack Afr Saunders
felt trcm = ladder ~ his kefne at Ter.
~ avenue Saturday evening"
IRE SUIT ~ tieoree fVrrnon against
John Mcdonnell q rccexgr sa,ea dam.
agv4 faf Pefsunal injuries Sustained
September irai. while operating a hand
saw Tor the defendant n hains heard
~ supreme 1udEe usifun trsiaY
Cad jehnson. Indicted by the Hrana
tuFf Tor isrccnY frun the prfsaa. is
being tried Ia Jadse tisifs Department.
~ the superior court. she d said 20
have ntei~n ~ IRWIN nccry Ntuttsi
last February
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29

witch u stood h q pile ~ HndlinE
ana every window IN the factory
was smashed by the explosion.
The police WEIR on the ground
Within a few minutes after the fire
wprlta went OF. but no burglar was
O. bo faund They say the lah hears
tho eaImarkH" OF Red Thuraian.
a safe blower and all around huraisf
eho waH seen nj ballard recently.
aHed" Will be iuafed on suspicion II
he IA found by the biuee0sta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29
Low Shoes Suggest Lace Hosiery

ehtifreH's FanSw Lace Striped
Hose double heela and toes. an
Hisss. soc to sSr value 80. 25s
Infants Pretty LACE stripe Hose.
IN pink. light blue aud black 2ae
chilfrea's Zine Ribbed Lace stripe
Hose. rfhtte an5 black, Nell
worth soc priced 49, 20 size
.ssssFs s-stsss..sss zoe 10 J3e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29
BROKE EVEN
ON SERIES
siwAsHUs WON LAST GAME
FROM SENATORS

SACRAMENTO. June a. Parks
Wilson's huaeh took the last game
Of the Seattle sacramento srriss
here yesterday, breaking even on the
rsrioa. Mtke Fishers Senators
started cut t. win. bat IA the fourth
a walk aud fouf hita. ane 1t which
VAS a two baaEst ciautad out BY
hoettiuErr.. ne,ted -four runs for aes
attie.
Again In che eighth. after two
werv oet aud with two On bases.
Sample swung hearty. but the mali
relied lust beyond home plate Il
loakea a. " all 9err aat when ttras
ham threw the ball away Al first
and the two runners SCORED. A hit
then scored sample.
The Senators also landed eas run
On this lnnina
Score by inninKs
seattle 81. .0obtoeeao . j
Sefam'nta I iotaOata 10 :
Saturdays game s~ettio Z, sacfa-
mentn s
AZ Los Ae9ples
san FraneiHeo 7. Los Angeles s.
AZ Oakland
Oakland a Portland J.
OAKLAND = Portland 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29
McGfDY 4
BAD ACTOR

los ANGELES. caia Inns 80
Waiter Nj uFtY. the young Aaaenl
cItn attnfnrs ah1f4 paaefftA IN,
fiseues ffssfn ssz ga.ts3 States zzszrl
frutn penal aerxitude IN thr Me NJ.
Car salt asfueA u aaaIu ia iaH Al
lteffnosiiie SATURDAY he got afi
niE drunk and hasan AheusflnK Up IN.
town. Pf@Fiuuaiy ~ hal been b.
Jan fuf fsfErry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29

ladies' Fancy Lace stripe Hose.
Wonderful selling. srii worth
aSc. Tor ..s-.-ss.-s.+...... 25o
Ladies Fancy Embroidered Hose.
beautiful pattern. Soc value 35e
Ladies' Imported French Lace
Hose. IN pretty tan and black
rclofit a. pretty As aiE Use
value s.s.tr.sss..+ss.... Goo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29
'fFfHL ofHE e.
CAR ACCIDENT

CLEVELAND o. Iune = lis .
heavy 10 The elsrsrie ear. On wilson
and Haw~r streets eaiii5sf thia saarns
ina. WitiiAm F'afil~F. Who waa stand
iaa an the aiatfessa. was fatally
ef1ah~f ThA-aAa Rairrtsk and A..
Niaet Cieqstsnta safr sefies1siF infarsst
w. rar as eTs~fef ara a dezes
uiis~s passengers were eat ~ firing
Ei&sa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29

AUCTION aAtF on FINE FuRNirURn
Ht b. - fiiskrrtHh q tHu.f fIfaHfduz
sales rndms 2z2s fifaf aFenne. on Tues.
Aay the 1oih. ht 1910 % oiaok ahsrp.
elegant had sets. extra fins hate mate
iunasaa. wardfuhea ehffnnlsfa bureaus.
cHmmnilHH. fine ruchefh couehrs center
fine paintings. mirrors. bedding ieehoN,
Willow reckrra Morris chairs Of the best
extra fine carpets. fIus lsee curtains.
etc The ahByo fpsnitNDv viii be On
Wow Monday. H q. niokarion & Co,
Auntiousafa Telephones Maln 1901
tnaaDauhsut 1911,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29

ON sale July 9Th and sth. encur.
sion tickets 10 Denver account Y =.
s. a. =. Convention The Northern
Pacific IL the official route. Fur
tickets AMI Information cali ~ city
ticket office. Seattle 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29

ski.H ftf6ANf funNifniin
TIE enHfrntH e Hetsn-fuunt private res
fdrnra. ~ - fnckertnn a Co will sell
on the IfumisHs Ne 100 Main street
an Wednesday. the ist nf July at 10 20
sharp bffHH Hnuntad beds fins sprtufa
mattrcHHea, bird aaufe maple and nak
hHrrhus afd eHnimU-ies. fuiiHf asia aieasHt
WahnFsur Uaflnr furniture. cStra fine
dining rnnm set consisting 81 extension
table dlnlnE chairs buffet and sidehnsrd
and elegant uurlHht piano. htuenhurr
curtains. tine Hrt Squares. steel range
KaH rauHr. china glass kifehHn Furnish.
inHs. etc non't miss this sale. II you
want esmathinH good
o. ~ uckrftan q Co, Auftidueern
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29

There viii be two public demon
| sff ationa Of the wonderful manner
tn witch Pyroyide VIII exunguiah
fire, teuofros Tuesday 4 aud :
. M. ON the corner II Union aud
] 1fnrd. s.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29

We will carefully examine
your Teeth and tell you in adj
vance exactly what your work
viii cost, free of charge.
All work guaranteed for IS
years.
LADY ATTENDANT.
lIours-8 a m. TO s p. m.
SundaVs--n n. IN. TO II m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29

TIITsTAIUMA NDUIT
Temporary Time CARD
-Four Round Trips Daily Except Mon.
aaY,
Leave aeattle-s85 a. m. 10 ,. m,
40 p. m. $40 D. m.
Leave Tacoma II - a. m. tbs a. m
2 - ,. m., 1.is D. ~.
MONDAY
Leave schttie--i % D M $50 . m.
30 D. m.
Leave Tnooma-i n O. m. az .. m.
Wpm.
oslbfalth bacon dock. foot Of Medi-
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pETERS0Nc.
/GOOD 9 o Cd s ~
w.. =. ... 49,. acc; sos are Pike Street


~ fsTr AaHEa ia -isz.as -.ss 1 -,
o. Eaiftf atssas ~ sisaisss III fsstss4
pfHhsfd " 80 lrnee 10 scafs aIa .faa
niua satsr. rasasa h.ssa1 sruAu fasa
~n#f estbsiittioss nns uafis ffzaa Fasl
gffses tnd sseflaaisaa flzst rasf tsrrsis
NpbtRr NAL.Tnf. sf8 N~- rask nss
- - efAtf CASH h8gss = srras q $50
iFfz4 iefA Hrii~t frasa fnieruftaa raaa
sod ~ An1 cedar flmbeg ah4fh l.
~sth Considerable afasN than fAa uftr.
AesTt - Sc ~hsis ulaas
ROBERT sAtaTtsT ssa sss Ya-A ia
HAtsF a MILE NICK wATEn rTtnNr-
~ aHrsa 81 rteh sefsaaa haisssss lsat
- eHs=s ~ HssifiFsfzar - IS hsan sIash
~ shart x - isaartrH tres utas frusk
aesa ffaass - feeHfe also saFr $50
uathatitlns. 9 aaNa seFaraf hea8 =
fegHs sises. sasss asffIt Il taais o. -
frrtns
aOHERT MALTBY. ue Se~ vsrt ma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29
OWE LOVE
LITTLE RUN
AND FRISCO cor 1T. IN SUN.
DAYS GAME

few eld pas h~kxet picasied And
FssSrsi fsr lest me little raa fef nsae
hes inuinR@ a. Athl~tin faark frsters
ear bat al In Valh. Hts haiies suuti
40 ee,iscr IRE sesls asa a. > rrsali
Hcnest ysan McCtazNgY. aYtn esit enc
F4n n Ais gFsh hks ~aiket sff ~igh
ne sssfus
1he xaas~ Wss 1 nAiehasra hattie
Hsrks4 Tor sratsi. an3 Tfsi-ssf Toe
frisea wer~ the slab sftfsts kHA each
hfsnha<s phanaHasua4 halt theaRA the
tnasar had ~hkhtiv the better q q.
acore ay tantnsss
seastia aaeaaaaab !
FrisAe ......sg. .ft8BsaaaRf 5 /
sssunsars game
seattle ! Ssn Franciaes 6
Al natse
H2fss q Spekaae L
-
AZ rscoaA
Ls Aax~lss n. rsessns 1
Al Halsna5
Esieas :. fprtlana 8
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nsISIER nr1cH

-. y - tlt-AAf TO tslNF
Easy To HEAcu FAgr ~ ufsx
AfaNttfHi inazfAa1 - shnas - fssAs 49,
trsssza ssssft stts - g. electric -. -.
ttfss snf Ns@htneton large fass s1.sga
arn NilAH fast 81 kTt 81 ana ffoa -
asta $50 asNn ans o. rrtssfth fss 49, y
30 eNfffAaztr ifkss Essnirr 80 -
~ 49, 49, rs~sl.ess rFs.ts-ssf - ,,...s..
TOE hpfas and tnvrstnssntg srNmst.
rhafs hre. afzFrs ftfzs rtfstrr snsi ~f.ss.ll
ant Kra1s1 arrrHaz. sffsEafEs -
Wees hrstiaE. hsthtas ftshinr hist -
hostfhfal. PifntY wpnt ard ctfN zee
.lrHH=ef 80 tsfsts - h1rnsa tsiitt see NJ
Wsra. aeea4 grias - Rainier Has~h =.
6. X >tuftsf Aztfs aWnet. 40 ftusfna hi...k
asaaas4.--ala.
CHEAP ists 81 - ua. al HiiiHran r,tv
eaif IT tuiuutrs ff4e o. OIL nrntnn -
Nns 90 WaatinEtaa pfrezt terms 4.
eaNn. - raeethff. Genre tsday Iars.
ware oinee On rHaunas.
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90 70 SPINNING far bicycle r.p.,,...
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WILL TOUR THE SOUTH

rev j tiofdan n cPhetsofi. pastor
Of tEs Mount Eies4 cnfared ia pttat
eharch. praseh~d hts sAswwell ser
Hnot iAst might k5r. Marharnsn viii
tour the Sseath thia 4afnfner. lee.
turing IL the interests - = esioted
Battist Institutional cAfrch. which
he wishes 20 establish N thls city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29

ON Merit
.I Isf''s Ct Pianos

Nsfc ever xettsR toeaihsE that we
have the henar % represent Tiie
STOCK. attractive rffnnel rsHF terms.
Also small musical Instruments
taihirE machines. rrrurds. ete Piano
iuninE repairing ana polishing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29

Steamers Dalrhln ana Cottage city
zailra % saath~agfrru Alaska last
nisht ~tth . tets4 Of sesa, 30 paAs
Hefia fffa
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tiso-tsN acres hstwssn seattle ana r..
ma. $ aefss 10 garden tsrries ana -
ghard. 70 acIre teaosd. s-roora hs,ss.
una ! COW. I heifef ehant 100 akirk.s.s
81 Kinds e fsIulHs teaia. flas .isf5..
psssf pFsa - ne house.. y mile fseas
- ~ ani tntffufhan afaiiaa et.ttsss
srsa = srnsll roon . Rasssi' siask
WI esn lceste ysa On ne t,ss ! s,,sst-.5
tanas IN WashinEfon. We have sorar
casey. seo Pacific block ssauls.
$500 WV URoAp AcBEs $50
rive acres Of 30. I aofi. reuNrnisat 10 the
atreifie car ana only - rrinuf-. -
frgns the city fine Frrina creek thf,,ts-,,
the lane i5-Hiiie f..inl school saasi nsiEh-
90 land ground Seafflu tasihy.
ADAMS q NICHOLS
FIRST aveHue and Cherry street 81 wash
RUS art Is ehoap- 500 f1f 10 acrr- IN &c
lana near Kirkland uu county rad. rt4n-
rims water feaf around. see Mctcalf n
Tim. huilding
TWO l,ts On Mafrana Heights at . bar
gain. JAS y. TRNLuN. as Arcade
FNpg SALE small hnnse ani int near Mad.
ie1n =. frire ssa9 Tct I'm \ Spoa
FOR sAf.ll--Sunaii house aud bot near Mad.
--------------------
ClairVoyant
MADAME sARoLfNAzfhs sxandsrf,,l
ciairxayant medium tells the present
past sud fHture, HHmrs given eafis and
palmistfy - hnd upwards Rooms e.
o. tn First sNcnuc. Neademe hntsi
'ersonaia
$4,000 -s--s-s--lsl srs-s-~r~-~----------
WOMEN In despair, u az need. send
for wuturn's friend remedy. which
relieved me. Mrs, Palmer L. O
Box 1903
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For Rent
foR RFNr- Small eoiiaFe and hafn. :
Hainutes frsfu ear csty water. 81 a
slssss4 l. tssEss- -t4.l 4Las As slssaS
FpR RENT Five ar ihree4roou fiat xii
Western avenue.
%
Society Nouoes
l AM the man, no nlcu In your homo with
my srreens Randall the Carpenter. ti0
Madison. Phones. Main no II 1872.
LOST smell yellow ani white female ilH
hahtailod Haiura e. 90 Poe e srvssi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-29

SUMMER term Of Chfistenssn's
Dancing class viii begin the first
seek In June. Office al hall phone
lied 81
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ron RINr- Small eoiiaFe and horn. s
Htinutes ffafu car. citF water 81 \
sss=s=zA =ts-4sss Is ts-a aLas At.4.- sasssES
rop RENT Five or three. room fiat. 2nii
Western avenue.
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Drsn.sie sohesi

MADAME 4, ( sMfTH. 9 Rlacf-
ley
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Society Sc. Nouees

AM the man, no nlcu IN your home with
my screens Randall che Carpenter. al9
Madison. Phones Naln no Il inaf
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= ~ j. = a - "a
szsss - tfrtsa sss-s -zsszf.f 1912 -
Madison street. iadiau reiics sea
smells. &C.
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aasHaafsa.asasas=s-s
Lost smell yellow ani white ldual. iaa
nahtailod Haturn e. poa pos' sf sreafsl
New-York tribune., 1903-11-29
wRFNs DWELLING.

The great Wren was appointed surveyor gen
craI and principal architect Of the new London
which rose out Of the ashes, and would have
bUilt q city Of magnificent distances, worthy OF
the opportunity. if the citizens had not stuck
cut for their private rights and fancies. The
result Uas another maze OF streets. above whose
heads however, lOOUed the wonderful dome OF
Paul s. and the host Of spires and towers which
70 this Gay sOOthe many q weary eye by their
manifold beauties Parallel with Pudding Lane,
now given CD 10 the fishes. runs another beetling
passage, called Lore Lane. II is SO narrow that
you can almost step across il; il curves ike
TIE folds q serpent. IN places the
houses Ove-hang TIL their fronts almost touch
Il requires some courage 70 struggle through
the thrOuE OF pO--ers and fishermen which
sL-ges - and fro but IL is worth the pilgrims
trouble. for in the very middle OF il is the back
q the house il which Wren lived while he was
bLll ding his churches and laying out the new
CITY. flight Of stone steps protected by rusty
irUn -ai's leads Up 10 the massive oak door. now
s. sly battered. with great pieces Clipped out
q L. splashed with mud and cbOked up with
the sweepings Of ages. Il melancholy me
T-C-iaL IL much the same case as some relic
which We have not the heart 10 consign to the
eCs-heap.-{I,he Pal Mall
New-York tribune., 1903-11-29
ON THE BoTs DE BoLoGNE

But the Bots de Bologne is not limited IN IL
supeaL 20 the caprice Of the throng bTll ILL
As are the centres in which the publc CoIle.e Ce.,o
eates there is a more particular charih q. - -
sellusion afforded by its numheTltS ltSs s,,,-
roobs and corners A multitude Tar El.e--o. :,
than these which impress the sense OF -
a. Arruenonville or the Isle du ChaleI Ls.-+L = -
sv5cuOuslv scattered through a FasI ia4s = -
h,-uatbs What Is true OF the NtIlH : ~.
i- r~onortion of the middle class fei is4lL = =.
recreation is only a half pieasuIe t,s,7 - The
remains unshared BY his VIE anu -la-,.-. r,-
cuietude OF these dark pains - = -t.'1-sisb
broken e-ler and again by a beLS, "a = -,
Laughter or bv the subdued hOl "a q -
tented c0uple of middle age ssaeSl -, s,.--
,,r-.r q bench The lovers choo~- ttit 20 NJ
-,--a-s h,-- one -arChes oecslsi'iAi +-ll11ts~ "a
---o-e y-,-a-ocbei or snatches OF C"nNe. "a 'io--
1900 ,-s-h rhat tender tUtoieTnent MhiCn ALs-
:, - rerLs with no conception OF lhe eN-
- 80 toos Unexpectedly The plaSh OF &c
- - Ter hicks the stiffness like the chime
e.-F fsTIs and a fountain dimpled with re-
- .s.o-Ii-hr is revealed. 4 few casual pass
Z - 5iruinE their cups and glasses in the
5-,15 rAraI and with that carnaraderie 50 emf
--fy cara .teristic of the Partisan, total stran-
,-s-s r-r1osrc and accepting a trivial toast
--ra+ce each other in the cool and innocent
t-ruefr "A 1otre SAINTS radaue"-"A Ia
,.-.~, r-'s.a-'" The small poIteness is eN-
changed with a smile and forgotten. but the
world is. ro G1uht better Tor this quiet Oft
-.raataE sally IN Paris the little CCurtesieS OF
- are lu themselves. a scienCe.-tGuy Wet
more C4--yl iu Harper's-
New-York tribune., 1903-11-29
CHRYSANTHENUMs.

Every year. I'm Noverrhe-. al the season which
follows Oh the hour Cf the dead, the CrOwning
and --a estic hour Il autumn. reEerently ] 20 TO
visit tll chm s-- them uus in the places " here
chance u1e~s them TO me. For the rest il mat
re-s Little where they are shown TO me by the
goodwill. ~ travel or sOi0urn. They are. indeed,
LLe most universal, the most diverse Of flowers,
lut tla.r diversity and surprises are. so 10
speak. concerted. like those Of fashion. in know
not Vrlt arbitrary Edens. At the same mo-
rr--. even with the silks. the laCes. jewels
and cUrls a mysterious voice gives the pass
word l time and space. and dociIe as the most
bea---fll women simultaneously. IN every Coun-
--y. i1 every latitude, the flowers obey the sacred
CeC-ea.
Il .s sufficient, then 20 enter AZ random one q
those crystal museums in which their somewhat
f--e-sal riches are displayed under the haT-
TEu-lo-S veil OF the days Of NoVeu Der. We IT
once grasp the dominant idea. the obtrUsiye
beauty the unexpected effort Of the year in n 8
special world, strange and privileged even in the
midst q the strange and privileged world Of
flowers. And We ask ourselves II this new idea
Is q profound and really necessary idea on the
pat OF the sCr. the earth. life autumn or man.
-lMau-ice Maeterlinck, in The Century
New-York tribune., 1903-11-29
SKFF JUMPING.

The great event Of the skeeing clubs Of the
Western states is the jumping contest. Only a
shte runner knows the sensation. Below, the
endless hill seems TO stretch on forever into the
eEp1Lse Of the valley. the steepness Of the in
cline lost in its whIteness- A long breath and
you start. Faster and faster you go. till sud
denly a fash Of green in front, and the jump off
is coming, CrOUching until your knees almost
touch YOUR skees, with muscles strained out
into The air you sail
A strange Eghtness and feebleness take pos
session Of your limbs. and your spirit shares the
iu,oXlcation Of soaring into space. After long
seconds you are called back to earth, first for
half a second softly. but then hard iron that
seems 70 give you an electric shock You
Wabble helplessly from right to left each foot
seems glued TO the ground and still in the air.
IL you have kept your balance and are shoot
II forward. At last you catch your first brea tn
ike a hiCCough. then a longer one. You are
master OF the field, with jump Of hundred
feet or more. and finish the victorious course in
a neatly rounded curve
If the present enthusiasm for skeeing in
America continues, the great winter carnivals
Of Canada may some day be rivalled by great
American skee race similar to the famous one
held every winter outside the Norwegian capi-
taL-tCOuntry Life in America