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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-06

chasni- vauItfng Cyelist, and His Daring
Feat Described BY a Leading Show

ssTf thrills are what the pubic want
we certainly give them their Al th's
season, safn JONES D. Devote, rep
resentative of the Forepangh Sells cir
: Gus. who Is in town in the interest o.
the big amusement enterprise. Way
we have thrills to waste. They average
about one thrill every two minutes
through a three hour program. And Il
Il rather remarkable that the bicycle
entes into several Of our most nat
raising acts. Several years ago we
though ne mad reached the limit OF sen.
sationalis1n in bicycle acts when we had
one.leaged rider come down long
ladder on his wheel. Looking back, that
feat seems like child's play compared
with the acts we now have. The FOL
| lowing season this same rider rode down
an incline in an automobile People
/ applauded and said wonderful. 'Twasn't
30 much. Two seasons ago the Fore
| patlaa-seils management introduced the
| famous loop-the-loop and It is an open
question whether this performance viii
NOT always be considered the most heroic
and daredevil OF them all. Diavoio,
who does this stunt, Is still with rs, but
we have new act that IS giving him
a run for his first donors IN the public
mind.
q Prodigioqis Porthos, the cnasm
yaulting cyelfst, That's the way we
bill the act. What is his real name
mi swear don't know. Names don't
bother thees circus snaps much. If
they will furnish the acts our allitera-
tive mill viii grind out names fast
enough for them. But about the per-
Torrance Of this tProdigio,is Porthos
ANY description of It is tame compared
with the real stunt itself. It's a seem
ing, superhunlan triumph over nature
incomprehensIble to ordinary minds.
1t paralyizes descriptions every effort.
Even Photographic evidence fafls to con
vince. Even the awe-struGk eye i apt
to doubt. But pardon me, ] ii.rc :.
Thought I was talking to tn sake
editor,
WPorthos' qualifications are an iron
nerve and quick wit. He is not on
speaking terms with fear and is in
eidentaify something of an aeronaut-
His performance is development of the
chute ttechute game that is familiar
to the patrons of various summer re
sorts. Porthos climbs to platform 20
feet above the ground where he mounts
a bicycle specially constructed for the
performarce. 1t is built the lines
Of a regular wheel. except that in place
of the pedals there are two stationary
pocket stirr7lps. Placing his feet IN
these and balancing himself in the sad
die Porthos Is ready for his strenuous
ride. An attendant gives the bicycle
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-06
CO. that .ack va. TELL FLoUR yetl

The prices on school books and sup
niles at Nusbaum's Book Store is tne
cheapest in the city. All books covered
Cot that sack WIN. TELL FLOUR yet7
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-06

The old reliable Nrisbslums Book
store. 3os Main street, opp. court house
is tile place to get your school DOCS
and supplies, and you will be treated
right. Remember the place.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-06

Cot ta.t aael. W.. TELL FLogR yeta
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-09-06
Fiduciary Notice.

col tha. .ae. va. rELL FLoUR 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-08
IT PLEASED
The SPORTS
PHOENIX ATHLETIC CLUBS
SECOND TOURNAMENT WAS
SUCCESS htw
kLU

The bert boxing seen I'm Seattle IA
months characterized the second
tournament OF the Phoenix Athletic
Club at Germania hall, last night.
There WAS not bad one on the pro-
gram Of ak goes ana the little fistid
discussion between Eddie Parks ana
Charlie Ward WA really a scientific
affair. Parks MAS declared the wild
nef and finished strong. while Ward
was ready 10 drop from fatigue.
The first 20 Was between Tommy
o'Hrien and Percy Cole. The for-
mer had the advantage "a weight.
but the light boy dug in and put 10
all over his opponent IN the first
round The gong had hardly ceased
In the beginning OF the second WHEN
Cove started 20 thump O'Brlen In
side out In the middle Of the round
O'Brien fouied Cove and the latter
was given the decision.
York Gleason. he Of the mighty
left. dld the pilc-drivsr act on Fred
CaFatens' ribs and stomach for threa
rounds. taen went out in the fourth
on hook that pushed his bread bas-
ket back into his spinal column.
Fred MeFrifield and Tommy owen.
a coiored lad, mixed IL fast ana
furious for about two minutes. when
the dussy gladiator laid his opponent
low with IA jab TO the stomach. Mer-
rifield'E seconds claimed q foul, buf
were overruied.
Chris Davis and Dick HoIbrook
then mixed things. Davis punched
his opponent all over the ring ana
easily won the dec.e1n.
a good crowd witnessed the goes.
and with the exception of one or two
decisions was satisfied In every way
with the contests provided b. Mag.
aEer IaviKne.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-08
WESTLAM CLUB
MEETS TONIGHT

The Westiake Boulevard Improves
ment club meets this evening at its
hall. at the corner OF westlake ave.
nue. aud Harrison street. 60 consider
further the project for filling tho nov
thoroughtare ana lnterssetlng streets
TO their permanent level with earth
that will be available from the Second
avenue regrade. IL r. expected that
estimates will be ready from the .sffice
OF the city engineer OF the amount Of
earth required and Of the probable
cost Of the work.
IL is believed that the newly fnsti-
tuted assessment proceedings can be
completed SO as 70 allow the filling
OF the WestlRke boulevard 90 proceed
simultaneously with the cutting down
Of Second avenue, at great saving
in cost and 20 the mutual advantage
~ these two great public improve.
monts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-08
WE'LL ALL GET
cH0WDER NOW

HoQUIAM. April s-The clans on
North beach are disappearing at the
rate Of from five 20 six tons day.
Some of the men engaged in digging
have become quite proficient. Last
Sunday one man during one tide dug
40 pounds and IL is not unusual for
one OF the old hands TO dig from 800
60 boo pounds on the two tides. They
are paid for their work at the rate
OF n cent a pound.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-08
INDIAN woman
BEARS TWINS

HoQUIAM. April s-Hrs. oceila
Oracle gave birth 20 tu4ns wodnes-
day. two boys. They are the first
twins that have ever been born on the
reservation within the recollection OF
the oldest Indians.
All the old hootches are working
their tumtums overtime % discover
the meaning or sign Of 20 unusual an
occurrence.
Among the Indians % the Northwest
Tor many years no greater disrracs
could ever happen them than FOR a
woman 20 bear twins. In the savage
state these two little lives would have
been sacrificed 20 the Indian supersti-
ton. This would have been the case
II she and her husband happened 70
belong to the Tomanowis portion Il
the tribe 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-08
GREN NM
Be GzE
BELIEVED OFFICERS AND MEN
ON THE KAILUA LEFT sHIP
BEFORE SHE SANK .lze5>
my soripps News Ass'nJ

VICTORIA. u. C.. April s.-port
Townsend tugs Sea Lion ana Pioneer
called at Clayoquot this morning,
bound for the scene Of the Kailua
wreck. a passing collier reported To
them as having sighted a four-mast-
ID schooner In distress. which leads
70 the impression that Captain Lars
and his crew took 20 the boats long
before the wreck reached shore On
before she turned turtle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-08
Real Es,a,s-continues


EASY T5 hfLkAaR2E fpAbbrFno nur
b.suiifuf ioestish on shore II Las.
, wSssslnI ts ,ssSs' Elas "a s.gt
are ssliins last az 81. - and fns.
81 snd te dewn sRf Is month. ie.s
already cold. everybody uses nAinIsr
pfopsTty on markst Tor home and in,
ssatnsht. sehyois. churches, stores
fire garden poli, clsArsd and Graded
sssnussi sidewaiks naad Views,
ksalthYal. pisnfy vood ana city
hsslshtgi E'.np veeS and elp "a.
at psfnier beach. or G Y Fturts-
sant. e~nsF. SO Boston block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-08
SC0RCHED

MOUNT VERNON. April s-A big
fire started at midnight In DeIaney's
restaurant Sedro-W ooiley. and before
II was under control had burned sin
buildings. The people living In the
building adjoining the restaurant es-
capped In their night clothes. The vol
unteer fire department did good serv-
ice. The loss is heavy. as there 10
very little Insurance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-08

"a ftrss avenue
. pNe tAsKiN siuao Ia. with ane Wow
- the Sound
g. tso-saxiha % First ave, with beau-
tlfui view
t<sb-f,osuSf. fS4iao. on F1fth ave q
Etpe Iaeatfen for rshffsnca.
o assi-fgnof modern. Grown house on
lot ass. with suaf yisn - Lak ?
Washington. tso each. balance -
Der month
q 10 Mos, modern. t.rpufn cottage
TO cash, balance O. - Ter monihz
Nice s-ruanr ruftsxg Ga lot 49,.
100 cash hatA nee 81 u PEI month
A 6sA-Ssw t.Ytam plaaterxi house.
sits half aafs 70 ground, uiccil ln-
eaied On Hsntdn car Hses Iasy
a, 80 rs,se acres. a nile from Column
90 -ifh fine view ~ lake
e-frXeAET. STEM AIT 4 CO.
naofn ~ tutan block
sia Firsl avenue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-08
na.Ins.. ehsne.,-con,Inu.d

uuafREBs CHANCES Of all dsserip
lions
ono Oriental block. o0s Second ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-08

Grocery. heart 81 eltf, clearing 8 n
day cheap rent. wfil inFalcr o. SO.
Want city property.
Restaurant value 10 Want good iaf.
Chicken ranch located on Sound.
value q on Want roaming house.
Income property naaf Madison -
Second hlli. value g. co. nets q 90
Year. Want ropmlnE house.
iausfpnm hotel modern trick. nets fku
mo. Want city property. value 3 80.
- broom. modern cottages. value
q 80
Want ruoFuiuF house
BATTLE REAL ESTATE CO.
Room J Times Building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-08
Star Want Ad Agencies.

ne ~. s,tsii'S ii lgsii,r' ' ave. ''a
ste frsAsps svsn1G
W, A. nan,ii.ls = CO.. prasslss
I'd sNd JiSktSN
Tesssa.'u' Hsw s,@o, s7'' 81"
IN lshnsna slss' s,srs ''s''
thsl HARRIS 81 Ps..sfiOs. asn,sn-
klttls's Phsrrasey, tst ave. nertn
Snd hsrrisen street. j. q. l's'@
Qeerlssen
csrisn q CO. Druasis,. cor. sth
D. ed paA street se1th Seattle
Y. A. Meors. Postoffles. Sc. PARK.
urlvsrslss DRUG sssrs. unlvsrsisy
ktstlsn.
newell Q. Ph.rmssy. ic2s Howell
street.
Rslnlsr Pharmacy, Mr. Clark. pre-.
srisser eo2s q. Madison
Columbia Drug Store. W. j. stud.
ley. prsp- Columbia. Wash.
Broadway pharu,soy. p. q. Fisher.
erep- SIS Broadway and Janice
Quaker Drug Co. 1918 fss ave-
leary's Pharmacy, ass N. Broad.
~syi phens. Union %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-08
Billiard
THE NORTHWEST rs SWEPT sY
ROWLING sNowsroRMs

fBy scripps News Assn,
CHICAGO. April s.--Reports of
.heeaxy biixxards all . augh tina
northwest are =. ID here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-08


HAVE a itsraum house. IN a good
location. on uiich I want 10 borrow
30 frrm a lady Lady TO taha
charge ~ ruoutinE house Salary 81
per month. II Halter BLK
We HAVE an opportunity for man
with g. Gro 60 double his money Ira
6aYa call and ifVssfiknte.
NATIONAL BOND ANf HEAisTfG
tld oFfantai block. ts Second ave.
oGR grocery fer sale. best - reasons
til hsaifh 81 old aafs hitshrd ard
good ia ftuE business WILKES Bros
fiahth ard PIKE.
CIGAR STAND for sale Inquire a.
Second az.
miscellaneous
LACE curtains laundersd. = cts pair.
exceptionally fine Work experienced
Tis RsWart Phone Black &c.
lest
f.nRT-Tsn notes. one for $50 ana the
balance for 81 each. from Albert
TutNbers 90 Geo. p kenyon. also
aur check on washington National
bank for 81 Findrr VII receive 80
reward ard no questions asked. -
First Az. 3.
LosT-G.aays Earier, gold, nugEst
studded. Nome 10 lillsfal re-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-08

nm 10 Nf. S1d Mrs, 6as Ssdfss We,
q 4trl sfses sE
fern 20 Mr. and Mrs william Can
nan. a xirts
Born 10 AFR. and Mrs. D. n. wRtsor.
q Girl
Bern 20 Mr.. and Mira. Irwin Wilson.
aFirL
Kin. = boy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-08

Afstfta III rs
Good downtown location .4ss..... s. 81
uoa1 Buy broadway district. -
lest location on Madison .4a.4.... 4 -
Another good buy. on Madison. rot. aDs
money maker on Ytsirr .zs.-... o.
Any 81 tho AhaNe vii aall ~ lnNnlae
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-08
Auction Sale.


AUCTION BALE OF flrs,-ciaaa furni-
tufo on Saturday, the 9th. ~ 10 ~
sharp. =. q. BlCksfton n co. vii
cell on the premises. No. 1910 second
ave, the contents - eiKht well fuf.
nished rooms. consisting of elegant
hifdseYe bed sets. brass mounted
beds. springs. mattresses bsddius.
elegant Hidsboard. extension table.
dining chairs carpets, neerethife, ,
china clocks. bureaus. hall tree, steel
range a. fact everything belonging
70 well furnished house T. @.
Hicksrf9n a Co. AuctionoeFs-
AUCTION SALE Of good furniture.
the contents Of five-rootu private
house y -. nickefton 4 Go. will
cell on the premises. No sef James
street, on Monday, the 18th Of April.
fire brass mounted beds springs.
mattresses, bedding. tables. chairs.
willow rockers. cushions, lace cur
tains. ehiffonisr, eisghnt upright
piano. Stdrbuard. couch. art squares.
china bfie- hfae, fine carpets. rugs
etc. =. q. niekeFtob, auetionfef.
phones, Main ip1l. Independent. 1871.
cisisyeyAnt
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MHsE. MATfEes the gifted elairvoy-
ant medium and card reader, re-
yeala Fogr past aud future. Finds
Loot money or articles. Telling your
past life, giving yuu confidence ia
her wonderful powers. b07 Seneca
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-08

IIarAIfnANTR
nAHnIn afInrn

Restaurant en Fifst avenue south -
Restaurant On First and Pi-~ ...,s -
hsaiaurant On Third aYenue....... -
Restaurant No ! location .s....... Ign
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-08

LODGING HOUSE
BARGAINS.
AZ rooms elegant furniture, steam
heat ; years lease, privilege five
years; was sold two months Peo.for
81 800
II YOU want 20 make 81 OF
ono month, come IN y Nv
you how 10 Do so. O.
quired
NATIONAL rs
Tel w
m5 Orr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-08

Ilarh~r shop 90 tnian street .s... flae9
harhef shop OF Western avenue. DO
barber shop on ftrst avenues. 70
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-08

To aegaifs king county farm. con
Veniaut 90 slecifte cars thrrsd ~
r,v.x. largely level. flea soil 10
stumus nearly 10 acres nth i'm
preNefuentH would suisilNihe today.
sn9 bring double the cost. sln per
kase. 3 per cent. d fekFs IN shlch
to Pas Owner sill accept far ~
mafudsr q s. IN cash and an Inn
proved rity income property. Other
features. estshiishsns the inyYifusys
EnssihliitisH 10 - urgseutsd. call.
Learn ant see the property
CHARtEH sGNENs q CO,
nUEh Thansk 81
earuHd ava al Maftae Al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-08

Kiss Bafs. IS Fir. WASH external
violence.
VIM. booth. -. Madison. wn,. ak
sernal violence
Freucis A. Miaen. 81 Seattle GcuerS
al hospital. hyrertrophy
jess phiue Norris. s.. Providence hos
plsai dnpJeual ulcer.
Edward Raper. J months. no Twelfth
avenue south; Influenza
juliet VI natchelder | month. ~
Queen Anne AveHuss acute gaNtriuN.
Donald l. Davis I month. ee1& fifth
avenue west; bronchitis.
Qeorge W Hubbard. - WAyside
mission: cardiac drcpsy.
Charles ". Collin. Il As Seventh
avenue south. diphtheria.
u A sterns. s. SIS keystone
place. diabetes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1904-05-11
Hos0 the Late
HUaS Established


Wh.a first went into the ministry
1 chose, lar my held of labor tie min
in- cafurs cf california. 1t occurred
10 ne - chime IN With the miners.
secure tgcir caulidcnce and th&s hc
tie better able to influence them. |
always found them ready to listen to
ue, and effected Il great deal of
good.
was told that mining camp bear
Ing the name of Scalp Gulch WAS the
worst in the region. There was no
scIublance OF law or order. every man
being law unto himself Nh dis
lutcs We're decided in accordance With
rapidity of draw and accuracy of
aim. | determined to go there and see
# could accomplish any reform. /
WAS told that | would never come out
Of the place alive, but my idea of a
soldier Of the cross is that he must
at times be Il real soldier, so | went to
Scalp Gulch.
! found there a people who differed
from other people only in :hls: They
had drittcd completely away from all
restraint | attributed this condition
to the fact that there Wcr" 10 women
III the camp. for | have observed that
any body Of men living without the
refining influence of women will grad
ually sink to the level of the brute. |
feSolved to make my beginning with
these desperate fellows by promising
them that if they would reform I
would return to civilization and ship
them a car load of wives,
I gathered them together in a clear
ing, mounted stump and made them
an address. Instead of holding up
their wicknedness to them simply as
wickedness. | pictured their condition
as entirely untitled for the introduction
of any refining influences. Their moth
ers would scarcely dare to come among
them in their present condition. After
drawing picture of home life at
which l could see number of them
were visibly affected, | eXpatiated on
the superior delicacy of woman. her
tenderness and devotion. Now
said at last, there are many young
women who would be glad to come
here and turn your cabins into homes
for you. If you will pull yourselves to-
gether, l will 60 and bring a number
of them myself, making sure that
those I select are good and true wo-
men,
My last words produced an instanta-
neous effect when you goin?' was
shouted from dozen threats.
"Just as soon as you convince me
that you are fitted to receive your fu-
ture wives replied.
"Parson. said one of them. you 50
long and bring the gals. We promise
you to be reformed before you get
| back
There was such unanimity in this re
quest that assented and the next day
took my departure. From several insti
| tutiOnS where girls were taken in anC
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kept til hey were able to go out and
make their own living | selected some
twenty .oluu.ccrS. who. relying upon
my representation preferred til" role
uf vii" aHd mother IL factory Work or
the dultcs Of servants. chose none
except OF good character and such Is
We're Recommended for their piCty.
put tLou al ON Il train and took tHem
to the station nearest to Scalp Gulch.
From Nlefr sent Word TO bring over
the teams for further transportation.
The population met us III an open
space al the foot Of the gu1eh. could
see at once that every man had got
himself INTO the best prcscntahle shape,
and al We're Oh their good behavior
| made them Il little address. present
ing the girls and admonishng them to
defercntial conduct, had arranged
before my departure that number OF
cabins should hc erected at one end of
the settlement for the reception OF the
newcomers TIL they should ae paired,
and as soon as the reception ccremo-
MES We're over the teams were driven
on, the men walking beside them. and
before tie girls reached their cabins
every one of them was bcspokcn.
feared trouble among those men who
failed to secure partners. but gave out
that | would bring enough for all
One Of the first things that We're re
ported to me after my arrival was that
during my absence they had built Il
house which WAS to be used for Il
courtroom and a church. My cargo
was delivered on Saturday, and | was
requested 20 hold service the next day.
At 10 o'clock in the morning | gath
cred nuv flock. the men budding Oh
one side of the room. the women tax
ing seats on the other. After very
short service the miners were not yet
ready for q long one-l addressed my
congregation on their coming relations,
admonishng the men to be kind to
their wives and the girls to remember
that their husbands had been so long
without feminine restraint that they
must be lifted out of barbarism grad
ually Then l called on one. Mexican
Jim. a leader among them, to give
some account of what progress they
had made. He arose and addressed
the united assembly.
You see, parson and ladies'" he said,
"considerin' we had no law, we con-
Guided to establish a court. But
court wasn't no use so longs fellcrs
was a-takin' the law inter their own
hands. Hcarin' that party up the
creek was -goin to lynch boss thief,
we went up there to try and persuade
'em to mend their ways. In this, par
son and ladies, we was very success
full There hain't nary one on 'em
ever troubled us by interferin' with the
regular court sence."
"How did you manage it:' ! asked,
In order to draw out an instance of the
persuasive powers of the reformers.
We lynched 'em."
Despite the evidence that barbarism
was not extinct under the new regime,
my project succeeded, and the camp
became q model.
MATTHEW BOWLING.
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de Ia Rep1blica francesa & dona Isabel
de Borb6n.