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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-01

shoia in their attempt to klii him
had Themselves hy him been KILLED.
beside teh annoyance. Il vas terri
hiy Notifying that one lank
should keep 50 many men crnurhed
behind the work nrew'a battalion.
the support - the redoahf. bad Huf
Tered considerably. and when affairs
appeared al their worst and the
men Wefe getting dam0faliFed BY
thene successive losses. WIN. Pratt.
% our company. asked cur captain
FOR permission to Try his skill on the
Yank. The captain tried % diasuade
him. representing that no less than
elk men had Lost their lives Ia the
same endeaVof. bat A. he was de-
tormlned 20 Try a. the captain &C
last reluctantly gave consent
Pratt made hia preparations BY
diaehargIng and cleaning bic mus
Ret. rsioadink Il and seeing thar the
powder WIS we'll up in the tube
Then. covering the lock with the
flap Of hif coat he sat down With bic
back against the inner wall ~ the
enrthNoris. aud despite The rain
and mud. was soon asleep much 70
tho disappointment 90 those who
bad expected him 90 take a shot
a. night SCI Ia Pratt dlseneumhef-
Ing himself u all auperflunus cloth
ing. got over the hrcastworka. Eun
in hand We could see him begin
his tarturoua way through the
abatis. hut we quickly lost sight Of
him IN the darkness
a Vas "a weary. anxious nlrht %
the battalion. FOR Pratt Was doser2-
eddy popular, and many a wabeful
eye and eager ear was strained to
catch the least airht or sound that
might tell hoW Pratt Jared iu his
daring adventure. but not q sound
disturbed the stiffness II the night.
aud Il was feared Pratt was a pris-
oncr
With the first strcaka Of day anx-
ions eyes peered over the parapet.
and were rewarded by bullet
whiatllng by their cars. and the re
port Of the gun OF the sharpshooter.
which vas followed By another dis
charged IN quick succession. the
commencement Of a general fusll
lade along the Yankee liens. replied
10 by the reba 10 the best of their
ability The fire lcsaened 90 the
irregular dropping shots Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-01
CHURCHES

Wesley 81. T. Church. south seat
tie Henry Ward pastor Morning
service AZ m q m. subject. a
Worthy Standard evening service
~ - O. m. subject Wanted
special music In the evening
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Rev } ~. Wilson. pastor Mora
inE subject. The Cooperation OF
the Home and the sunday sehoal =
evening subject. The roWrf % the
Gospel In the Evolution ~ society
Emmanuel Lutheran Church MaK
IT. A stab. pastor Sunday school
- a N. preaching at II a M. in
Engllsh and AZ p N. In Norue.
gian.
North Baptist Church Res. 0ea
Robert CaFins. pastor. Mime. Suck
hoda nanarEee. an Indian lady from
Calcutta. will speak In the morning
on the mission uurh In Calcutta
EVENING service at 1aa. aubleef.
Is the Young Man ~ Seattle Safe
bible school AZ af5 a. m youna
peoples service 6 30 3. m HiEh
land mission sunday school. . -
. M
University Place Christian Church
-H l. HuaaabaFKer. minister SER
vices. II m. and z 30 D. m. sun
daY school. o q a m.
Firsf Adventist Christian Church
- Rev 8 = Hayward. pastor Com
muniou services uiii b. held AZ II
O'Clock. evening service a. $50
m. subject The First Couple In
The FIRST Home
First Methodist Protestant Church
Rev + r ReFelle. pastor Sab.
bath school. 9st5 a "a church ser
Vices. II a m. and D. m. Chris
E tian EudeaVor service. G&s % m
Subjects. morning. The Neglected
one evening sour Spiritual Sub.
alsfrmfe
Bellevue Congregational R.v n
F W. Mercer At II 81 a 81 Paula
Teaching About God and Man e
9 30. Christian Endeaeaf. Train
ing 81 Succeed Others
Lane Street Presbyterian Church
Lane street between NInth ave
nue. south and Tenth avenue south
/ Rev r i. Forbes. n. -. pastor
Rally day for Sabbath school and
church morning. m. The Sabbath
+ School and the niblc." evening.
Z 90 rally day service Rev. "a. ".
+ Gilchriaf. u. -. wlil speak.
First Unitarian Church Rev "
y simunda. minister Service AZ II
q m. fifth anniversary sermon
subject Liberal Relirion-A fAFht
That viii Not Fail Sunday school
az 30 a M class In religious
science At 1875
First Presbyterian Church Rev
/ ~ A Matthews q. -. pastor. sun
+ day morning sermon. Path Meet
ing Objections" evening subject
"fs Good Citizenship the Product ~
Christianity. and What Constitutes
Good eitlzenshlu7" Please note that
the service begins NJ 30 aharp. On.
stead Of s O'Clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-01
THE VALUE OF CHARCOAL.
Fee People knon Fioss uasfuI u Ia
- Preserving AeAlth and
Beauty.

Nearly everybody knows that
charcoal IL the safest aud most af.
hcient dlainfeetAnt and purifier In
nature. bot few realize is value
Nhen taken into the human system
Tor TIE same cleansing purpose.
Charcoal u \ remedy thar the
more you take q 70 the better. Il il
not a drug at all. buf simply Oh.
sorha the gases end lmunrliiea al.
wayH present In the stomach ana
inieatinea and carries them out Of
the system
Charcoal Hwseteua the breath art.
~ smoking drinking or after cat.
INK onions and other odoroua vrTs.
tables
Charcoal effecfuaily clears ana
Improves The complexion. Ipwhitena
the teeth and further acts as n nat.
ural and omineutiy safe eathurtie
II ahHorba the Injurious gases
which collect in The stomach and
bowels lt dlslufects the mouth and
throat from the poison u eatarrh
All druggists sell charcoal in one
form or another. but probably best
charcoal and the most for the
money ia In sluart'a Chafkoal I.oz
enEea. they are composed OF the
finest powdered Willow charcoal.
and other harmless antIaeptloa in
tablet form or rather IN The form
Of large. pleasant tasting iofcuRsa.
the charcoal being mixed With
honey.
The daily use 81 these lozcugea
viii soon toll In n much improved
condition ~ the general health. bet
ter complexion. HWeeter breath and
purCr blood, and tho beauty of 10 la.
that 40 possible harm can result
from their continued use. but on che
contrary great benefit
A Buffalo physician in speaking
Of the benefits Of charcoal aaYa.
II advise Stuart'a Charcoal Ios
engcs 10 on patients suffering from
gas In stomach and bowels and to
clear the complexion and purify the
breath. mouth and throat: ! also
believe the liver IL greatly bonnft.
ed by the daily use 81 them. they
cost bat twenty-five cents q box at
drug stores. and although I'm sorle
sense patent preparation. yet I
believe ] get more and better char.
coal In atuarta Charcoal Lozengea
than IN any Of the ordinary char
coal tablets"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-01

Copyright 1909. by the Frank Leslie
Publishing House
lThe following striking episode u
taken bodily from the personal mar
ntlVe of Capt " 8 llaWMuH. e. Z.
A.. who ln the spring Of 90 was
serving hH a private soldier under
BRIG Gen J Il MuEfuaer Early
la that terrible April when Gen.
Mcclellan began bis Han Co Rich
mond peninHulaf campaign Bully
Magfudor ne his men called him.
ubHtluutrly blocked the way II vas
iu the fighting which enaucd that
the following events took place.
which give graphic picture Of var
as the man In the ranks knows IT,
Editor
There was one piece In the enc.
my'a battery 50 true In no range
with such "a Hpiteful report when
discharged that 81 was dubbed the
little devil" II was a hearty cheer
which greeted the explosion Of lee
caiHaon by a shell from the "a
FOUNDER ut reduuht No u Though
relieved OF this tormentur. there get
remained one even more annoying
in the shape 81 a aharpahooter IN
trenehed ON the other side Of the
Warwick river. nearer to the con
fedefate line than auy other Nank
aud Ia easy speaking distance. II
which he took advantage tu hurl
hts tauufa AZ the confederate lie
had by some means obtained and
Transferred % bis pie a rocking
chair. and though the eonfederates
could see the movements ~ the top
of the chair Is he rocked content
eddy. yet ~ perfect was hla con
realment that they could catch On
glimpse ~ the man himself
lie commanded the spring at the
foot Of the hill on which the re
doubt was situated. and Il was al
most certain death 60 attempt O.
draw water Many shots had been
fired II him. and HE position re-
peatediY ahelied. but with no avail.
All teh efforts Of the cunfeieratea 20
dlaloaKe him but ellclted his laugh
ter Of defislon. accompanied hf
aneeflnE taunts Several picked
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-01

had discharged bis gun ~ one IT tho
bows. then rush on him before be
could reload This plan ! detefmin-
81 - carry out had no other
chance Tor hfe ana There . LAY atiff
aud fumped. lmpafIeutly waiting
f9r dnybfeHk Al last II came. my
uelahbor waa hlort. f9f when You
boys pcered over Youl works {
heard him say splendid chance;
{ eau get one Of these anyhow
aummoulue al my eaarglea. J anH-
lousy awaited the discharge ef hia
gun The suspense Waa aR0nlz'ng.
Though % could not have been two
Hsrunds between the Holil0quY und
the discharge ~ bis Gun, yet q mo
10 seemed lufffmiuable a. iaf ~
came. discharged directly over me.
NJ was my only chance fDr life.
HpfauK to ny feet and leaped the
emhank meuH A rrY for quarter. "a
thrust ~ his sword haFanet. the dis
charge Of my own muahet and tho
ahafpahooter lay dying. gfaaping
hIa Fun. I. like Cain fled I vas
Obliged 10 lie down - avoid your
fire and y0u saw the rest ] don't
mind shooting ~ the men in fegi-
ment whore your shot strikes. bat !
have had more than enough ~ thia
aiyIa al fighting ! can never forget
The look that dying man gave me a.
BE- lay nt ny feet bathed IN bis
blood Oh II was horrible. ! new
cr. never can forget IL
And 81 long as I knew him he
never did
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-01
SM0kE NUISANCE

The LanEfeiiaw Improvement club
last niKht sent q petition 10 this
board 81 education asking that some
means ~ smoke prevention be- in-
stalled tu the Longfeiiow school The
latter has been the source of great
trouble from smoke. the SCOT from
rs chimney settling iu the houses
In the neighboFheod and On clothes
hung ont % dry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-01

police riot call and the women were
hustled - the jail a man Who
was denied the privilege Of baillng
them oat and who then became
abusive was locked up In a cell adz
joining the one where the women
arc haIa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-01

Johanna Dorfner waa summoned
20 appear before Judge Bell yester-
day % DO some explaining She vas
divorced short time ago and "a
two days quietly went 70 Viet9ffs.
U g. and vas married. judge Ben
wants her 10 explain how she hap
rena1 20 break the law. she IL
charged with contempt ~ court The
case HaH postponed until Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-01

Thifd avenue ana washington street
tHnaaE. iau masses AZ M ana :
q. VA hlgh maaa "a g. q ~ Sunday
school a. n Neauefa. ID n "A
VEGA daNr mass o. m
SACRED Heart Church Rev Geo. A
VIVA Al a. 81 anf e . m -
mess - 8 N. Frapsfs. sermon aaa
tsnafiHffan
ChafHh - ms fsnmaraiHfs Csaant-
uuHa Rev A. 6NHNFs Al - ard -
a m IaW mass - - a IA. high raast
ana sermon. - . m. fuaary ans
esnsdfftlun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-01
~ STAR DUST va


lied. nah' Why squeeze a. aaur
thing like that n the ladies viii
find bunch Of nWocuuean between
t6 and 20 years old deeAed out In
puffa ulllH. degullete and open
work hose. aud thon advertise the
fact thut "a squeeze viii be- charged
tor at ~ much per arrund. they VIII
gain ali kIuda of coin kluaIey
ONau1 Mercury
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-01

g. Mays Pariah-Rrv " J. Metn
Church corner u Twentieth Rvonus
and jackson street Enfig MASS and
sermon fehiidren.a maHat. ~ T.. m
Sunday school an p. m instruction
and beuadicilon. 80 p. m.
Church ~ our Lady % Coed Help
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-01
M0hEK-MAkING

satsaeous rich to be able to
thai the moueymakns faculty Is instinct Witch share with
The bee and the pig
money making faculty usaty regarded by
thoughtful men.
there always false teachings the subject
base by base measures spend 'eous eSa
precious thlngs il when should
b. higher ends become because OF Is
session and corrupt others.
makes money honestly to help
and 20 harm the community. by Of his courage skin
knowlge foresight and industry h aud always viii De- one OF CIV
Wration's ataYa
Charles Lamb remarins said that
riches good chiefly because they gye the most valuable
thing nie. which time"
To have ones time to Tor which he
ranked a the rich"
nooks" he sad are good and pictures sod
20 buy them with H. therefore good. bat 70 b ume-n other
words
Much prejudice Is always excited BY the succeeded
making money avishI. fooahE and almost ermnsiy
spends IL nut after az there bot Of envy mixed up With The
prejudice We al when q Is In the grasp Of
somebody else does follow that would not have u
could and having fvey make fools o. ourselves and excite
IN the OF others Who havent and cant SCI
Reduced plain OF fact making not disreru
table Every ssutal pursuit
The farmer At hh piow ne carpenter At his bench
the lawyer before the bar the preacher Ia his pups are money
makers. or. anyway. are trying their best TO BE-
Yet rail making a. If IL we're
not violation o. all the laws and the eommandmena at least
purely animal Indulgence Here recent sample from the pen Of
England writer;
1T seems Impossible for clever people money
people make bootbcs uewaboys and the asiteiuead gen
crafty 70 have The curious capaea capacity Wholly an
allied others seemingly Thtnk minute Of the people
personally know Who have male money don't
dsspise them look down them don't
Who apparently doesn't know enough 70 SO In
enough accumulate Il his early
patry siooloof do"
the writing that aid It for money n b his bet
might BE- said his galway q making lie rails
the sake q makinE Perhaps TIE
he realize the contrast that
Sometimes lies hstweeu the real and the PROGRESSED beliefs q
Many BE- admitted uho have ignorant
who have made r.
II deserts his family and turns his vs and children adit
helpless The 81 NE BE- properly deesed Of
When Who responsible Tor family
fails provide for thea II must be confessed that thoneh
Ne his best be failure IL meutahs faaeone
be enuabie AL
the family complete be had desert
9
animal instincts that DOES vel - ean The
honey Tbs F
bed before approach ~
wise provides for himself and his loved
against the long afternoon and he twilight % hic.
nothing pahle than poverty IN old And
ptlabie vhen opportunities have been thrown
IN the prime.
things making bat
called Just il
comfort.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-01

Quality and style OF our $500 soft
and stiff hats. can't be equalied
I'm this city a. the price That's just
what We mean. 3. ~ Brooks a Co.
1891 2ud ave. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-01

Seattle Philosophical society
Lecture az 2 IA b. Ma 4. T..
Talbot subject. The solar sya-
tenn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-01

and he Zoe he opinion that whoever could make two
blades spot OF urourd
who're only before would deserve better Of mankind and
Do essential his country than the whole Of
politicians put tesethsr"-Jonathan swift.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-01

An AUTHORITY oN SQUEEZING
The Methodist ladies ~ Jrtmare
advertise a leWau suuesse" aa an
event ehieh should b. veil raifau-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-01

MANY ROUNDS or PLEASURE
D. a. Hott spent a. half day last
week Ia wiltshire riding un the
mrrtv sHa round Jerome stayed on
the Internal thing until they shut
down tuf the night uudgeou Cur
urr correspondence. Wiltshire CO..
Herald
Tbeadarc Roosevelt Parker o. an
enlisted mnn Ia the navy Outcome
of the election can't possibly wpft8
this man.
The advent 81 the consulting
lrrssuakar is noted The graft was
probably copied FROM the medical
fraternity.
READY To HEAp PARKER s
LETTER
John Gordon VAS seen carrying an
unabridged dictionary yesterday =
sureitiiie Crcnu1 TIMES
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-01

Our boats can carry but q limited
Tickets now ou sale At
pier 2 Or go First avenue. 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-01

Maybe Republican Palmer didn't
Senators because he
a Jealous.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-01

you had long Interview wifh Chas
NJ shwah steel magnate. is yesterdays iasuef Not
paper had been until after he had
q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-01

THE FOOLISH ONE RETURNS
tkHaY kfank has bohhpI up
ugan. This time KfaeN has got IL
in fur the disciples ~ EarallhpeuH
and for the man who rolls the pills
and powders ktHsy must have been
taking 'aimuiea N u al
THE DOCTOR
The daatora awful fnt and wideI
ne wears e great bis collar
And every time sou rall Hn him
tf Yuu VIII leave "a dalilr
ne viii make some rlg sas riEa
Upon piece ~ paper.
You take % 60 a drug store. then.
A fast nH you can capeE
The dfuE store man mixHH aud nfifH
ON BEETLE small puts label
Directions read. continue doae
A. lauE as yea are able
TIE smiles and says iust finy ceufas
It's ehenR a. I can make a.
oh. pray. don think about the cost.
tiut 50 right hama and take it
knAZN knANk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-01

A WoRn rRoM IoMI VIE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-01

"a Green Lake strap hanging
Commuter contributes tisr fulias InH
rhymeinf The problem ~ anissd
81 ~ Nj
tbs wonder q noe there's 20 faW
bad mishaua
To The people y ho cling o. those
aeViiiah straps.
An. they somehow or other avoid all
Haeh woes
Hut theY DO &c - trcailHn On other
folks fueH ANON.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-01

y LIZ UHU1 FTINE HTANEU
HOME
r SUPPOSE sea- went tha usual
mad HaFe GA POUR vacation this
summer
"ou the contrary. ! spent my va
cation quietly this year | vas at 4
summer frrart al thr time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-01

II "A man never told
a lie he'd have e. do
i Lot uv aHhtln' er a
good deal less thihin
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1904-06-24
Panoramic Yellowstone Park.

The Northern Paci fic takes pleasure
in stating that it can now supply to
all who have visited, contemplate
visiting, or are interested in Yellow
stone Park, large Panoramic picture
Of the park. This work Of art is AZ
inches long by 3S inches wide, and is
done i'm fifteen colors. 1t shows alb
solutely, topography of the park, the
location of the hotels, geyser basins,
canyons, roads, lakes, mountains and
all features of the park. 1t gives as
nothing else can a connected idea of
the region and is valuable picture
and map combined. Framed it is
ornamental as well as useful. andis
especially suited to the school, class
room and library.
This Panoramic Picture will be
ready for distribution in tubes about
June 18th. aud will be sent to any adj
dress by A. NJ. Cleland. General Pass.
enger and Ticket Agent. st. Paul.
Mimi, upon receipt Of IS cents. Or.
der5 will be taken now and may be
sent direct to Mr.. Cleland or through
al = Of tile general OF district passenger
agents Of the Northern Pacific in the
larger cities. or through the local
agents In Northern Pacific territory
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1904-06-24

Esau Torkun of Soudan is now
employed in this city.
F. J. Underhill returned from a
few days visit in Duluth Monday.
e. F. Chalk, for the Tom Reed
cigar, was in the city Tuesday and
Wednesday.
. Mrs. J. e. Wilkins returned Mon
day from her visit with relatives
at Biwibik.
Jas. Mitchell and Chas. Nelson of
Soudan are now employed at the
Chandler.
The Ely Firms are anything but
grieved over the shooting and kill
ing of Gov. Bobrikoff, of Finland.
Mrs. John Pasich returned to
Bull Monday after a week spent
with parents and friends in the
city.
A. J. Wright, of Miller's Busy
store, made trip to the Mesaba
range towns Tuesday returning
Thursday.
A large delegation of Firms left
this morning for Eveleth to attend
the Midsummer picnic and reunion
of the Firms of the ranges. A
good time has been advertised.
Work has begun by the city lay
ing water pipes in the alley be-
tween Chapman and Harvey
streets. This alley already has a
sewer and the water pipes are
sorely needed.
Considerable dissatisfaction is ex-
pressed by those who use the lake
over the discriminate bathing by
both boys and men without suits
Its rather embarrassing wher
boating with your family or sweet
heart to run across flock Of
naked men and the practice should
be stopped.
Mrs. A. E. Camp and daughter
Miss Gratia, arrived in the city
Tuesday evening for visit to Mr.
and Mr.. o. G.. Korb. They are or
their way to the west where they
join Mr.. Camp in Idaho.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1904-06-24
LOCAL HAPPENINGS,

DR.. Ingalls, the veterinary is
again at the Exchange Hotel.
Miss Cooley, of Duluth, spen Sun
day in the city visiting friends.
Oscar Heikkinen secured first
papers today from Deputy Clerk
Schaefer.
Mrs. John Glode and Miss Mayme
Carey were Duluth visitors FRIDAY
and Saturday.
Thos. Carey came up from Hibb-
ing Friday for Sunday visit with
his sisters and friends in this city.
Mrs. J. E. Thomas went to ST.
Paul Tuesday as delegate to the
grand lodge from Diamond Rebeka b
lodge of this city.
Mrs. Bror. Magnusson returned
to her home at Chisholm Monday
after an extended visit with rel
atives here.
Olof Knutson left Monday for
st. Paul where he went as del
egate of Ely Lodge No. 22O. !. O.
o. F., to the Grand Lodge
Meeting.
H. Wessinger, master of ma
chinery for the United States
Steel corporation, was in the city
Sat urday on business with the
mines.
John Habian has been seriously
ill the past two weeks suffering
with erysipilas. The latest advice
say he is improving.
M. M. Carr of Buffalo, G. M.
Carney of Bay City, accompanied
L. ]. Hopkins of Duluth on visit
to the Swallow & Hopkins plant
at Winton Saturday.
Amos:Shephard, superintendent
for Corrigan, Mckinney q Co., at
the Stephenson mine at Hibbing
was in the city few days this
week on business connected with
some mining property he, in com
pany with Alex Frazer and Nicl
Cowling, is interested in.