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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-13
M0THER-M-LAW
rs BLAMED

Mrs Charles q. Peaae wac OK
aimed by an Insanity commission IN
Judge Morris department ~ the sHH
pau0r court this morning and found
10 be suffering from melanfhalla
The physicians recommended that
che be- sent 10 an asylum for treat
meuf but Judge Morris refused "a
allow her 90 be- committed unless
the evidence should show that she
Naa dangerous 10 herself Or -
alhera.
The complaint against Mfa
pease was sworn 10 by her husband
At the examination this morning
the physicians found the w0man'a
condition 90 have been caused b.
worry over domestic troubles
She has not been able to get
along with her mother-in-law. aud
quarrela between them. Il Is said.
caused The younger WOmau'a mind
o. give way. The doctors say that
with proper treatment Mra. Peaae
viii recover.
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is NOT
DONOVAN
UNIDENTIFIED BODY OF MAN
FOUND TIED IN SACK STILL A
MYSTERY

A sister Of Mike Donovan whose
unidentified body b. supposed to
have been buried last Sunday la the
Pottora field. called al Coroner
Hoya'a office This morning she
brought with her u picture Of her
brother 1hia does not ia any Way
resemble the Mike Donovan held Tor
the prosecution ~ philamenn
TfaYeru. aud who disappeared
shortly before her preliminary hear
ing on a charge Of grand larceny.
Special Ofnccr Clarke. Who handled
the case. stated positively this
morning after seeing the picture.
that II NaB not the Mike Donovan
he booked M the station.
The sister is also Hatiafied that
the dead man ~ not her brother
although she does not know wheths
r. bis breast Was thttooed or not
Coroner Hoyo received a letter from
BillY Scott. proprietor 81 The Ere
mont house. Everett. Wash IN
which be states that n Mike Douoz
van disappeared from there about
july Z and has not been heard uf
since.
For four or five years Donovan
stopped there During that time he
never left without taking his efz
fleets with him His baggage Is nov
At the place and atill unealled fof
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-13
Would Stop
the War

TT LOUIS. sept. Il A. ths
opening % the lntsr parliamentary
conference today a telegram ii
EreetinE vas sent President Rnaae.
Feit AZ the champion uf InteFua.
tional Justice"
Count Goblet DaiiviellA. uf Be-.
3 um. introduced a resolution re-
aIestinE the powera siEnataFy 10
the conventions Of The Hague u
Intervene Jointly or separately With
the bslllEercntn In The saf ia The
Far East In order 10 facilitate the
restoration o. peace It uaa
adopted.
A resolution uaa also adopted re-
gBeatinE President Roosevelt "a
call a nccond international peace
conference % consider questions not
eomplotsd In The Hague conference
and the establishment Of al inter.
national parliament 20 convene Pc
rioilcally for the discussion Of in
ternafiouai questions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-13
OBJECTS TO CHILD
BEING TAKEN AWzY

Mrs. Johanna Oilpatrick. the d.
Forced wife of George Dorfner. So
cured an order this morning re-
sfraining her ex-hushand and bis
family from sending her child.
which was placed In their custody
a. the time the divorce was granted.
out Of the Jurisdiction q the court
Mrs Fitzpatrick claims that her ex-
husband and bis parents are plan
ming 60 give her boy 10 Annie
Muaeheilc. who lives in Nebraska.
The mother asks that the court
make an order taking the. child
from his father and giving Il to her.
The restraining order Is return
able September %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-13
GETS MORE
GRADING

The grading 81 q large section II
streets and the ennafFisrftau e =
large water main % aurniT TIE d.
triet lying 60 The north q woodland
fark are two important Improve
fnenta nat are 60 b. begun shortly
lm the Ninth ward An ordinance
providing for The mfadiuE euH In
Iruduced in che rnunrH last uiHht b
Councilman Murphy
Il pros idrs Tor the rrtainK - IN
tnrIake avenue frHn EH 'ae street e
Nafih Thirty ninth street. e Ash
worth avenue from ifieaett street 60
North Thirty street - carr
place. af North Thirty -eiEhth street
~ Woodiawn avenue from - ias
street % Sogth Fortifth street. aad
- uensuors and WaiiiaKfafa ave-
nuna
II IL also proposed 70 convert
stone avenue. between Fremont sud
0rrrn Lake. into a paved boulevard.
such thoruuEhfafH is greatly de-
aired because there ~ af The rfss-
ant tins no connection ~ street be-
tween these two rapidly EFeS M
sections % the city.
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TURNED Down

Judge Hanf1rd this morning rea-
dsred decision In the suit Of Ghfia
Gaze against the PacinC Coast con-
pany'u steamship Valencia Tor 81 oal
damages. alleged 90 have been saf-
fered b. the plaintiff in being
thrown violently against the corner
Of a table in the dining room uf the
Valencia Judge Hanford decided
that the plaintiff could recover no
damages for his alleged Injuries
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-13
D. YATES
ARRESTED

After resisting al arrest and fall
ing Ia futile effort "a escape from
officer Peterson. - Yates. suspect
sd % being IA. man sho attempted
o holp up q A Duane At lntefhaY
late Sunday night. vas arrested Yus-
terday afternoon lie 50 Hseu IN
ftrst avenue South and Connettlruf
street BY patroimAn Peterson
When the officer Questioned him. he
stood Tor a little while but finally
broke and ran "a top speed south
along The lnterurhan tracks
About this time one % the south
bound cars came along and Peter
eon Jumped "a On tho opposite side
from the fleriug suspect Afier he
NaA eel past The man. he arunpea
or the car. and Walking back
along the track surprised YATES
Before BE- kura Il the suspect naa
hooking dosn the nuzrls % . re-
FoiYer held BY the officer late
last nlKht Duane Identified Yaiea ~
the man sho failed ia an attemps
% hold him up
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-13
SUSPECTS
DISMISSED

Qu@~ni~ stanford and T1afIHa
Ross. women 90 the undera ~ a
jointly accused of the theft 81 over
tt.4ta worth % diamonds frafu YER
na Russell an inmate of hruthsl
their freedom and eHnncraied ~ the
charge an a presentation - their
caar ~ Attorney r. y Page AZ the
preliminary hearing before Police
Judge George yesterday afternoon.
They ~ers charged with grand lar
eeuy.
The lnas 81 Miss Ruraslia dia-
unnda ia stiil a mystery and ahe r.
Altering n reward ~ tseo for their
return. no questions asked.
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HOT ON TRAIN IL
ROBBERS TRAIL
OFFICERS THINK THEY RAVE LOCATED CANADIAN PACIFIC
BANDITS NEAR agtllNeHAM

be paid for the capture Of the han
ditH
The $1,000 which was secured by
the robbers was tn "a number Of
Packages. mostly rrmittuneea. aud
WAS nearly nli small bills and no
special description Of any Of the
money could be obtained except that
it was an in Canadian bills The
Canadian Officers ana the local uo-
lice were out nll last might and sew
efai men were securing the country
in the vicinity - f.ynden. but no
further clew was obtained ne O. the
hereahoutn W the criminals. at
though the officers are confident
that they ARE utlil In THE locality.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-13

HEtLiNGHAAf. WASH sept. Is
The mrHhca of the law are fast alaH-
ting ln ou the three men Who held
up the Canadian Pacific express
near Mission late Saturday after
noon and their capture is likely 60
be effected nt any time. William
Mcleod. the head 90 the canadian
Pacific detective service At Van
euuNer, stated this morning that the
men who pcrrctfatrd the crime we're
known beyond question. hat shat the
uamea would NOT hc eiyen nat as this
time Mcleod received q meHaaHe
this morning authorizing him TO
state that "A reward ct 81 zoe would
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-13
How's This?

We affer one Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for ans case ~ cafHFfh that
cannot BE- cured BY Halia cataHfh
II J. CHENEY a Co. Tuiadu. o
We. the undersigned. have bHoWn =.
J. cheney Tor the last ii years and
believe him perfectly honorable Ia All
business trausa tiana and financial
able - carry out any obligations made
b. his firm.
WAAnINg. K1NNAN & MARVIN.
wholesale Druggists. Toledo. -
Hairs Catarrh cure la taken inter
nallN. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous aurfBcra ~ the system
Testimonials sent FRYE Price DC per
bottle Sold hN ana nruEEiata
Take Hairs Family pills Ter cauati-
~ lion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-13
REPUBLICAN
RALLY

TACOMA. Sept. IA bis Re-
publican Jubilee Waa held acre res
terdny with Hon A D. Mead. can
dldAte Tor governor. a. the guest u
honor The political rallFlnK 80
begun yesterday afternoon n love
feast AZ odd FeiloNu hAs aud ended
late last niEht Co a big mas ussai
iuK Al the Tacoma thcatsf.
Prominent Republicans from over
the state spoke Al each mestlnE
Nr Neal vas the principal Hpeaaer
ai the rally last Night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-13
CLEVER
SCHEME

The proprietor of M0ofe.s grocery
store. "a faI Fifteenth avenue north.
yesterday aid before Use police a
brand new et-rlch-uuiek scheme.
which. according % hia story. has
resulted fn hIs losing several large
bills ~ groceries furnished n a
buuka artist The thief ordered the
loot sent to empty houses ~ tels-
phone and. after the gootiH lad been
duly delivered. boldly sacked them
up and carried them away.
AFTER being taken ln aekHfai times
~ this form ~ robbery, the pfaHfae=
tor came % tho police station md
asked that the case be- iuveatleatei.
Another fictitious name aua aaafs#H
Naa sent iu yesterday afternoon. A
defeogife is insrsiisi tiug The eaaa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-13
MORE GOLD FOUND

NOME Aug 81 Another large
cache OF the sold, which was stolen
from the Hattie minea by Schubert
and Wade was recovered Saturday
afternoon by Deputy Marshall Cody
and J brewster OF the wild Goose
Mining company The latest find
amounted 10 800. which was found
Ia an old tia can left among the
ketohup iarn, Ia the kitchen Of the
Hattie mess room Wade gave the
information as 90 the whereabouts
Of the last named amount while in
Jail ITO wah 'plped off by a
friend of Cody'h
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-13
FERRYS
WITHDRAWN
GARDEN CITY TAKEN OFF TsG
WEST SEATTLE RUN

The steamer Garden CITY. which
was placed ON the Vest Seattle run
q compete with the terry boat city
81 seattle. owned b. the West See
attic Land q Improvement com
pauy. has been taken off Capt
uurEman. owner aud master Of The
Garden city. announced this mora
ing that hts veaacl would IN the
future ply between olympia and
shelton
The Garden City is withdraw. It
e. said. because the stockholders IN
the Citizens Transportation com
pany. who had agreed 70 take over
half Interest In the vessel this
fall. failed 10 Keep their agreement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-13
Will PROVE 1T

The paving with brick q west
crn avenue from Columbia street
north 10 planned By the streets
committee of the council. The
street has recently been filled In.
The plankinE Ia nos In bad eondis
ton. bat Il Be- impossible 10 pefma-
nsntly pave the street until the nh
has settled II "a the intention "a
teop the plauking repaired as sell
AZ possible until Hprins. when the
Nork Of paving with brick will be-
sin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-13

NJ "a. HaRKlna o. Melbourne
a. writes ~MY doctor told the
hsi consumption and nothing could
b. done for me. I was given up a
dIe The offer ~ a fire. trial bottle
% ur Kings New Discovery fai
Consumption induced me 10 Try t.
Results we're startling I am nos
IN the road 20 recovery aud ese al
10 Dr. Kings New Discovery. Il
surely saved my life This Hreal
cure L. guaranteed Tor al throat
and lung diseases BY G. o. GUY. lne-
Druaeists. Second ard Yssisf. Price
Soc and 81 90. Trial bottles free
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-13
OLSEN BOUND OVER

John =. Olsen. one 81 the pro-
prietora ~ the Seattle bar. Waa to
DAY bound over by Justice George
under q 900 bonds 90 appear for
trial on che charge Of running =
gambling house. Olsen 8 establish
ment vas raided August g BY dep
uty sheriffa with warrants sworn
out BY the Civic union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-13
Town Wiped
Out

tnT acripps News Asa'n1
PORT WORTH Ter. sept IA
special this morning states that the
tuwn Of Preside del Norte IL under
water The residents have been
forced 90 drHrrt their homes. and
the custom house has been carried
away one report says the whole
u the town To- wiped out
The RIO Granfe q higher than
ever known having reached the
i6- foot stage. The rise d continn-
Ing. a. heavy rains arr falling ai
the bead 81 the river Many thou
sands 81 acres % Irrigated land il
Inundated between laredo aud III
daiEn. covering a distance Of 90
miles. The towns - ignselo. Rome
and other settlements ON both sides
of the river are Haid 10 be inun-
dated Many houses have been
washed away
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-13
WHEAT STILL
GOING UP

CHICAGO. Sept is-Newa Of
heavy rains In northwest followed
b. freezing weather together With
reports that the bulls If Mlnuean-
oils are adding 90 their already
long lines sent the wheat market up
ulth a squirt today u ia said Min
uearsoiia traders are looking for
two- dollar wheat. New September
sheat sold az 8li2h 20 tii1As.
MAY. silica 90 tLiA Corn. aft4s
nafa. zi4 10 IS
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CUTS G. O. p.
PLURALITY

PORTLAND. Me. Sept Is No
further detailed returns of veuter-
days election are at hand At noon.
but tho latest estimates Indicate
the republican plurality Is nearer
O. 900 than 10000
PORTLAND. Me. Sept 30 The
returns from 375 cities and towns
give Cobb. republican. 72.0sl IA
ud, democrat. i7t2G.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-13
SHOT HIMSELF

TACOMA. Sept i3 Discouraged
a. his inability 20 secure Work. huei
= Bennett shot himself through the
head shortly after O'Clock yeatef-
dag la bis rooms over Edm1nda1n =
grocery store az ii0i South *
street. aud died four hours later
without recovering CONSEQUENCE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-13

The park board has awarded Jas
~ Setback the contract for furnish
ing the design FOR $500 Fhellef
house IN Denny park. Comfs ttivs
designs were submitted. Afghiteci
e. H nehb being chosen Ia decide
which plan was the best. The rsrb
department win DO the eanstrn etlpu
work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-13

Mrs o. miller. Of ttao sixth ave-
nue. reported 90 the police this
morning that her room had been en-
tered ana several valuable rings
stolen yesterday during her absence.
she told the police that she know thu
fhlef aud pn investigation u nov In
rfnrraHH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-13
WOULD
WRECK
TRAM
fsn.,lal 20 III. s,.rl

Especial 10 The start
VANCOUVER, r. G.. sept Is
distractions we're placed on the
Canadian Pacific railway track last
night. with the evident intention 81
wreeking the delayed express. The
attempt was made 20 polnt about
ten miles west % where the hoidup
occurred Saturday night. 4 freight
train ram into the obstruction. but
was not dcniled The track Is nov
being patfolled day ard night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-13

PARKER

my Scrirps News Assn
ESOPus. Sept IA Satisfaction
il expressed here this morning over
the result of the election In Maine
furkers sympathizers are elated
that In the state Overwhelmingly
republican with the largest vote
since 1855 the democrats should
have made gain Of n per cent
20 the republican gain OF Is. Par
keF ia putting the finishing touches
on bis letter Of acceptance today.
Il will be- completed very shortly
The document viii be much short
e. than that Of President Rooac-
welt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-13

A runaway almost ending fatally
started "a horrible ulcer on the leg
az =. D. Orncg Franklin Grove. m.
For fpuf years u dcncd All doctors
and 90 remedies hut Buekieu' =
Afnirn Shivc had no trouble Ia cure
blu. Equally good for Burns.
Bruises. Skin Eruptiona and piles.
a5c bt G. o. GUY. Inc drug store.
Second and Yesler.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-13
rs GOING
TO S/TKA
BURNSIDE WILL Az cAeLs DC
TWEEN THAT PORT AND VAL
pEz

Tho United states eablenhip
burnside wiil leave Tacoma next
Thursday for the north. where she
Niii lay the 8itka- Valdez cable The
officials 81 the signal corps stated
this morning that she wouid Wits
fine weather. lay the cable IN about
five days The distance haf tween
sltka and Valdez b. estimated to be-
about $50 miles. and under favor.
able circumstance the burnside
sill lay about 100 miles a day II
Is hardly thought the weathe vii
permit OF a straight run Withegt IN
terrupti0u.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-13
Petition Denied


ponT AEGELEs. wash. sept
~ Judge % D. Morris. Of Seattle.
aiItinn nH special Judge here HaIufs
dbY denied the application Tor re-
feiver f0f the Port Angeles Pacific
WIIfaHd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-13
Killed i'm a
Logging Camp

EVERETT. Wash. Sept Ii
Robert Hammcl aKed "a years Raa
instantly killed on the Port Susan
logging road yesterday 4 log
rolled on him His father Wa
standing at bis side bat eaeaped N
Jury
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-13
ALBERT HANSEN
Rich 10 wofry
FOG First Ave.

Red Front Furniture Co.
BIC OPENING OF OUR NV Up
TOWN BRANCH
ff-o rirst ANen4e.
G. Co % worth - Secoud- Hand HonAe-
furuEshfnx comprising Furniture.
nnmWrm gArratN Stoves. etc. etc al
\ iauar Figure than ever offered be-
fore. We have come 10 stay and meas
- AHf We saw Get our prtcSn
sale Nov On
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-13
Trouble Ended


EVERETT. Sept lathe strike
at Mukilteo was ended to-day when
the mill company put In whites In
place OF Jap tallymen The feeling
however. Is SIN tense
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-13
~ STAR DUST ~


President Rooseveita letter Of ae-
ceptance contains i2.aaa waFaa. This
ought 70 serve a. a warning 10 those
persons Who have made up their
minds 20 read a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-13

WIN gro up want two Be a bank
ur.
want two be a bankur:
! want the peopui aat two give two
rnc
There mona fruntfulee.
And let ne keep u hid in mi strong
bocs.
insied or IN there aoca.
And wen thayd want two talk Il out.
Iie ciame
u wasn't IN the game.
The Jap. lost 1900 men trying %
enter Port Arthur b. uaY Of the
railroad. Are not those train hor-
fors simply horrihis7
a nephew q Russell Sage has
opened en- office on Wall street. The
rest Of ua might 5ust 20 well quit
HOW THE WELL AID PLAN
WORKED.
rag Chu. Sept fs-uen. Kuro.
patkin played his trump card Yeater-
day.
The general placed on The trolley
line % Muk1en 900 trolley ears that
had been shipped from Fl Peters
burg.
The japanese. finding them. jump
ed aboard and started north to turn
/ his flank.
Al this was in accordance with
the generals well laid plan.
In less than hair an hour after the
| cars were started there Wua a trolley
car collision. Not more than half a
/ dozen Jupg escaped.
Now We know what Cen Kufo-
hatpin's well laid plan is. It's to get
back 20 81 Petersburg
ANNOUNCEMENT
! Our chief cutter has just returned
from New York city HERALD
tailor. 1929 Second 49,
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Your Credit Is Good
AT THE
OHIO PAINLESS DENTISTS

~ PIKE 81, cor. Of 3rd and Iaks.
EXTRACTED without pain Pre- ~
= nsW method. no dana eruaa drugs o.
Cocaine.
Until sept 10Th Ne have decided "a
make our Whalsbonc plates With test
teeth far $50 DO not cover roof q
gaaTautred to bite corn Oft the cob.
n years guarantee.
Tit the first time.
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wEN 1 GRO W

s'asd before 'se suHs are worn ont
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-13

h g city
council ha made
no mistake In
poatpouing ae
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-13

Now We know what Cen Kuro-
hatpin's well laid plan is. It's 10 get
back 10 81 Petersburg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-13

~Evcrythings ~ high these days
n keeps me hustiing - pay my
BILLS
Yes. everythinR's 10 high Il keeps
my creditors hustliux 70 collect
them"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-13

prices . speciality. Our Patent Dou.
tis Suction will held your teeth un.
NO STUDENTS.
Come im &C once ana take aaNHn-
taFe ~ low rates All work done ~
specialists without palm and guar
anteed for 10 ycnra
BROWNS PAINLESS DENTISTS.
10 First Avenue.
pafiora l. 2. 3 4. O. g. Union Block.
next 20 MacDouRall a Eoufhwtek'n
office hours. . 10 G. Sunday. q
L.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-13

Tho war department will arm the
regulars with new rifles in a short
time. with any reasonable kind o.
luck the ammunition viii be pro-
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ANNOUNCEMENT
Our chief cutter has just returned
from New York city. HERALD.
tailor. 1922 second 49,
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! paid for the capture Of the ban
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-13

Sometimes good
habits are Ike flow
ers you en- XII EN-
BY fussln too much
with EN-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-13

The laps lost 1i.ooo men trying 20
enter Port Arthur b. uaY Of the
railroad. Are not those train hor-
fors simply horrihieg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-09-13

A nephew of Russell sage has
opened en- office on Wall street. The
rest Of rs might tust 30 ueli quit
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-11
WALL Ed SEOUL
Z; The .izscfeaf caI,Stn1 of Korea ard
=, 3 4, q OF Its I,ccnIsaritfes.

The iscIeaf caI,Stn1 of Korea and
of It's ,ssc.r Iaaritfs -
Seolil ne capital or hosen,S IS sbu1it
amid a net work Of us eli ghteeri5 miles
from the sea-. Its an ancient wa LED
Z sity. fortified in the strongest wa 3 oE
smells that would drive any but an
4 Asiatfc army forthwith into the ocean,
Ii. is poor IN appearance, but rlch ~
aeas On autumn nights tigers ire
suuently contest the right Of way. VII
belated pedestrians. and this IS the
chief reason why one has the entire
street to oneself in moonlight stfoil
after 8 O'Clock. aIetapllorical.S. one
can scarcely see the town orthe halu
dubious and bullet headed Buddhist
priests who fatten on the supeTstition
of the popuiace
Barring an occasional court function
marked by street professions. Seoul Is
triu1nphantly devoid of sights Interest,"
ing to a traveller. The streets lack en- en-
tirey those picturesque characteristics
of Il Chinese or Japanese thorongaii are.
and q vista across the Korean mouse
tops is one of appalling lnonotonN.z one
seeks in Tain for attractive souvenirs.
In the small shops OF Seoul Japanese
beer. matches, cigarettes ard cheap
crockcry form. the chief stock in trace.
while long SteInmcu Korean pil'e~ .'1teA
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-11
rne E,pres.ion $50 Long.,'

With reference to the origin OF Inc
familiar expression 80 long Il CORE
spondent of the London Academy suS-
cests that it is derived from the Nor
wegian ..Saa LaenEc," a common FORM
of farewell, equivalent in meaning 10
Eau revoirn and pronounced like SO
long" with the .'g'' softenea. There
was fair number of NorWcGiails
among the settlers in America. 10
Judge by names, and it is quite likely
the phrase was picked up from them
It is in general use among the Dutch
n South Africa.