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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-30

attractions this year are better than
ever before The Crazy house. for
instance. reaounded with rnaru 0f
laughter from the time Il opened
last night until II closed II Is a
winner with those who enjoy a
laugh.
nuuoll. In his high wire stunt.
does one Of the most daring fentn
seen In this city for years lie rides
on a wire 40 feet above the ground
and does some hair. raising tricks
with hia bicycle lie ~ one Of the
best attractions with the company
ilia fireworks display in mldair was
splendid.
biayolo did not loop the loop lmlt
night. owing 10 the latonoaa Of tho
arrival OF hia pafaphofnalia 40
will be on deck tonight and give the
people another thrill for their
money. The other attractions are
drawing biz crowds
Only a few OF the booths devoted
to the display Of the city'a manu-
features we're open last night. but
those which we're ready made a
tfeditablo appearance aud indicated
that when the big show IL running
full blast the Industrial features
will make Il the most successful
carnival In the history ~ the city
The exposition occupies far
greater ground spare TIM any Of itH
/ predecessors and the electric light
inE display q immense
The only friction last night was
caused by the ticket collectors az
the main gate on University stfeet.
anme ~ whom unnecessarily din
eommodod the crowd by their un
familiarity with their duties and
their booriah inaolence. especially
toward holders Of season tickets
and passes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-30

last night through the lord hlgh
chamberlain
"'ro an loyal subjects Of her most
gracious majesty. Anne |. aud those
whom chance or choice hath
brought within hor realm. II "a my
honor % proclaim that dull care
and all his unworthy attendants be-
ing baniahod from her Kingdom. tho
queen and her rotlnuo do thevupou
make merry Whereas the season
u festival being declared. whose
ever wcarcth upon his face a frown
shall be- guiitY OF high treason and
Be punished with Punishment aud
II la her maIeaty'u pleasure that
those Who Acknowledge her sway
do Tor this season. don glad raj
ment and. as a sign Of her royal
favor. wear her mRieaty'a badge a
smile let all her worthy subjects
o. toll trade and finance be ~ good
cheer during this merry time of
FladnesH.
Whereas. her majesty. BY I'm
psriai decree. doth hereby do honor
to the SONS 81 Jason. Who In their
Guest founded her Kingdom and
whose descendants atill keep the
Enlden fleece whereby her realm ~
Elnrned. and In acknowledgment
thereof I am hidden by her to de-
clare this festival open In their
honor and 70 bid all loyal aubjecta
% participate therein.
"Uivrn under my hand and seal
this e9th day ~ August 1904
ANNE I. Regent"
The carnival opened with a pa
rade al s o.eiosk This part 81 tho
show was somewhat disappointing
on account II the inability 90 com
pistr all the floats. bot all In All u
vas an attractive sight Illustrative
Of the industry and commercial au-
pfemary oi the Puget sound
when the grounds we're thrown
open 90 the public. there wuH a
crowd ~ people waiting At the gates
and until 70 o'elock q steady stream
81 humanity poured into the place
Everybody Vas good natursf nnf
although all the attractions had not
been pot up. The people had a good
time aud we're perfectly satisfied.
n was one Of the heat natnrcd
and orderly crowds that ever at
tended local carnival. due possibly
n the tact that the German village
vas not running RoEdYiam was
eonapicuausiF absent and y waz
asfnonatrntad that a carnival can b.
run successfully without beer gar
den features.
The mannament ~ the carnival
deserves praise for the smooth waY
IN which everything vent Of on
The opening night
Tho Southern Carnival company
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GREAT AMOUNT or wEAGrH sRouoHT FROM ALASKA THIS
TRIP-Bho REPORTS FROM DAWSON

Three steamers arrived IN port
from ALASKA this usprninK bringing
large lists Of passengers and = for-
tune amounting 70 more than hail a
million dollars.
81 the Alaska Steamship con
panF.n steamer Dolphin was q ship
msnt - treasure valued az seez 200
T'hnes hundred thousand ~ this
VS. consigned 70 the Canadian
BANK % commsfoe. ard ike
sa=eant O. the United States assay
efflee q this city. tn. rvnaAininE
taepo was the property ~ the dif-
fefent paHaennfEH uho arrived fFuan
Tire inside o. the vessel
TIE paciric Cost Steamship onfn-
nanrs steafusf Valencia alsa ar
rived iu roft tbs m-urnlnH. she
brought GQoq eaass 81 salmon. a.e0o
heiue shipped frorn the cann~Tfrs n
INankM and agoo from the r. Kills
oanuefy. rhn Valencia also brought
a cargo q 100 barrels - nsh On
frafa The oanuert.. az Kllilsuea
uaih vessels bfuuTht a iirf ~ pfam-
inrni citizens u AiAnk1L TIE Dol
thin carried IL. ard the Valencia
e. sixty % the rsofphin'H naaaen-
Fsfs perr ffum na~anf1. aH we're a
xaeaig number n The Passengers q
the Vaiencia-
T1In Dawson passengers - the
ualghin report that vast exodus
Is taking place from thai eitF. due 10
the recent gold strife made iu ths
huia 80 ksbf Victoria Euirh IN the
bonanza dist riot The Fola strike
ard tha dissatisfaction feit by The
eifiaena over the nrearft aduduis-
trafIao has practically cleaned out
au % she lahofinN class IN The city
81 Dawson besides those no have
len far the ueN HiKKinKs many -
the Americans Hha are diHaafiafied
With ths naturalization have isft
Dawson Tor either parta
Many % these have gone Into the
Tauana In npits ~ the reports con-
iinualiv received In nawmun that
lhe Tanaua country ia la no eondi-
tlun - stand q rush
The other vessel q arrive 80 the
steamer Portland. % tho Alaska
Commercial company. The Portland
brought a gold brick valued az
iiz.ao from the Appuio mine at Tn
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He LIKES THE LOOKS
OF YOUNGER WOMEN
MRS. WOLF MANNHEIM SAYS HGR HUSBAND rAuNTs HER WITH
BEING AND OTHER WOMEN LOOK BETTER

My husband taanla me with my
approaching old age and m0cla my
physical decline I have been a
faithful wife 10 him for more than
Ia quarter OF n century and a good
mother to his children yet In my
old aEe am treated with scofn and
contempt
Mrs. hachhale Mannheim. the wife
OF Wolf Mannheim. we'll known
clothing merchant af lhia city. tells
this pitifnl story Ia an affidavit I'll
~ ia the superior court this morn
Ing IN response to divorce suit
brought against her BY her husband
on the ground OF tueompatlhility Of
temperament
we have lived happily together
FOR years. she states in the affidaz
VII but during the past rs months
my husband has shifted from a life
Of proper patcruai department 10 4
state Of moral reekifaancaH. lie uses
before hia children language which
IL exceedingly vulgar and he seems
10 be trying 10 wreck our family
firsalde
lie tells me that I am 30 old
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mineralized irun Gaping on Naaer
claims Nos / and 2 almost Identical
with the famous II Rob Surface
assays here give from - TO sic per
ton.
some Of the most famous 81 the
ten claims. ali % which have at
tracted widespread interest in the
west. are; Orange Hlosscru. Morn
inE Glory. North star. May Flower.
Rose Bud. Cumtux and the Red
Rose.
The ore bodies are particularly
rich throughout the group. and
hardly a day goes by that does not
bring a report q some new diseov-
cry ~ "a Goleouda- like deposit cap
tain Nader himself has personal
charge Of an the field operations Of
the WashluRto n Meteor Mining
eompauy's operations.
a good deal 81 eastern capital f.
going into the development Of the
Washington Msieor's mines. and the
men who are buying the stock Of
the company are lucky beyond
words OF description" said q. J.
Hohson. one q tho officials OF the
big telephone company Of this city.
J myself have bought into the CONE
nany and am advising my friends
ia 90 ln while they have the chance.
Il certainly 4 a chance % a life
time. n I were IN Nader's place Ia
keep the thing all % myself. but I
ssppose he does not want To be
stintcd Tor capital
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snlendor Of ancient tlmea. She r.
the pride of the city. this Queen
Anne l. She o. pretty. modest and
refined just the girl IA rule over
crowds Of merry makers. 90 the
crowd On the carnival grounds vot
Ell with one voice last uight.
Tier royal throne IL deckcd With
the colora OF the carnival and be.
hind here are the Stars and Stripes
and the Union Jack appropriately
entwlned. Queen Anne ! gave her
orders last night and then things
moved like clockwork Then the
hand played and daring performers
did their stunts and the thousa nds
laughed at the many spectacular
events pulled on for their special
benefit
THIS proclamation was made hy
her majesty after her coronation
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Special Correspondence of The In
Ter Ocean.

Special Correspondence 81 The In
Ter ocean.
SEATTLE Wash. Aug 20 The
rich gold strike of captain Charles
Nadef IN the famuuH Meteor mining
district on the Cnlvitle Indian ren-
rrsntiun. about Witch the Western
newHfa nera have been printing
glowing accounts has brought -
liEht a strange story that H. being
told IN the clubs and cafes Of seat
tie.
Yeas aEo a EyraY fortune teller
~ one Of the mining campo % the
great country uow known as the
state af Washington Induced Cap
tain Nader % allow her 20 read hts
palm. Tho captain Was then a
sfung man.
@"I do not believe in paimlstry. :.
NJ told her, But he submitted 10 the
brdeai.
zone day you viii be rich" the
fortune teller whispered.
The men standing within hearing
laughed They were rough miners.
and Captain Vader feared their
coarse ieata. aa an young men fear
riiicuie lie attempted 10 draw away
his hand
Some day you viii be rich.' re-
psnted the old woman. Htill ciinginG
90 il and fixing her eyes on the
palm Some ~ you viii be rich.
but IL viii be when The frosts have
touched your hair when your youth
ls gone. Your fortune will not be a
small one. ~ the Kind that men see
on every hand. And YOU VIII make
others rich with YOU. Some day YOU
will find gold, great quantities Of
gold and your discovery viii be
heralded through countries which
you have never seen. You will find
treasure where others have looked
and failed. IN the meantime sou
will make several small fortunes.
but you viii lose them The big
strike viii come later he Htcadfaat
and true. and your days VIII be long
aud filled with sunshine az the end /"
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aud ugly that he does not like 10
look at me. lie makes fun Of my
wrinkles and says ! am altogether
too old for him. lie says Other
women look good 10 me- and lac
Eet1 enthusiastic about the fine liz
urea OF women he secs and com
parcH them 81 me. Ile talks 10 me
continually OF their many charms
aud never ceases 10 scott At NY laca
~ beauty and 10 tell me that the
only kind Of komen he cares about
are those that are young and fresh
"iio offered 10 give me great
deal OF the property which he owns
II ! would allow him to get a "a
vorce from mo or file a bin against
him. don't want 30 be separated
from my husband I want io Spend
the last years 81 my life With him
aud ! am willing 10 forgive him 70
that our home may be a. happy as
{, has been before he began % art
20 strangely and 10 admire young
women.
"A short time ago he left me and
went Ia EllenaburE where hs has a
store. He took my two boys there
with him and gave me no reason for
going except that ! Was OLD and
that he Was going 10 quit me. lie
promised to send me money every
month 70 live on, but be haS never
done SO
julia Mannheim, a young daughter
81 the couple. filed an affidavit Ia
which she stated that her father Of
fored 10 give her $500 and some
iewolry II she cOaid peruuadc her
mother % start a divorce suit
against him.
Mrs Mannheim claims that when
Mannheim vent 60 live in Eilensburg
she Offered 10 go too and make a
home for him there. but that he re
fused 20 alioW her 20 do 50
hanhelmis complaint aeainFt hin
wife Il rather vague aud indefin te
Besides lneompatihlity Of tempera-
nent he alleys denertinn. Judge
Tallman thia morning ordered him
% bring his boys back from Eiieng-
burg and allow them - remain Wiih
their mother while the divorce suit
b. pending.
Mannheim has Considerable prop
erty Ia this city and has been In the
clothing business Ia Seattle and
ballard for a good many yean
The family residence IL sg7 Ter
race street
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sraaks in short sentences. az men 40
who. naturally and by training. are
disposed 90 silence.
I shall drive cur main tunnel lnts
Mineral mountain he said. II is
hard. however. 10 make a choice of
the best locality. A network of
veins. a vast network Of veins-s
that Is what the property IS 1t %
hard "a choose. Soon we shall inztA
$50 horse power engine xatef
wheel a work We shall erect q
NTH. a big stamp mill with a capa-
city u az least Ice tons. We shah
also have compressors and drills.
Then We shall have one Of the
worlds great mines. The stuff Is
there. All % needs Is % be taken
out Il r. "a huge mountain Of gold.
most Of 81 free milling ore. It viii
BE- one Of the worlds great rnia4--
STOCK SELLING RAPIDLY.
The stock IN the Washington Me-
teor company Is selling rapidly,
many Of the richest citizens. as ven
as some % the more lowly. buying
into the big corporation. There II
also great deal OF money coming
from the east, subscriptions or In
quiries about the stock arriving
every day. The fact that Captain
Nader has spent forty years Of his
life IN mining circles ON the Pacific
slope explains the public's conf
dence in the famous expert.
Although he viii not consent t.
having the names Of all hts assoc
ciates published. yet u Is known
that they are men OF the very high
est character and reputation In the
leading financial and business ctr
clea Of the weSt--mAinly In WASH
ington-the kind Of men. in fact
that anybody DESTROYS Of making
solid connections would be only toe
glad 10 get IN with.
That these men have entire con1
fideuce IN Mr.. Nader's ability I'd
handle the property. and that they
have put up their own money. r. tha
most eloquent testimonial 10 hi<
worth.
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TO EXAMINE
HER STOMACH
my soripps News Assn,

CHICAGO. aug. 3o-A quant4lye
analysis n Mrs. J. II. MeYlckors
stomach will be made In Chicago.
A Telegram ordering the stomach
brought 70 lhIa city waa aant 70
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-30

"a. Captain Hayes u the Portland
asya that the maaefa are KnttinF
Euod returns from the beach dig
sings 90 popof island. near Sand
Point Some - the Hasn there have
tfutte ~ uuICh - 90 per day. bat
the asaHfnsa - not reiiahla ard
Nin pay out before very long
All 81 the vessels reports faWEy
weather The Valencia a. forced
b. iaY NJ Tor two nights on &C.
rount - ~. thick foe and smoke.
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At Oyster Bay
my soripna News Arsul

OYSTER BAY. Aug s0.-No vis-
itora are expected today. President
Roosevelt completed his letter 81 nc.
ceptance and spent the day In de-
partmcntal business He Is greatly
interested In the coming army ma
ueuyers on The Bull Run battlefield.
lie will receive daily reports In or
der 70 Judge the practical efficiency
Of the force participating.
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SAYS He PAID EN-

Dr J. Eugene Jordan today filed
a petition IN the superior court ask
Ing that n suit brought against him
BY Dolan. Johnson a Go. detectives.
TO recover money for services. be
dismissed. Hie claims 10 have paid
the plaintiffs on condition that they
would dismiss their suit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-30

Pasadena ~ Horace Mevlahera.
atepaon today Mrs Clara IS Gam.
ID niece. now At Pasadena. strong
advised this step On account Of q i
legged new facts brought 70 llehf az
Pasadena
Mrs. McVieker's will was opened
and read tD day Those Interested
here agreed 10 keep che contents Sc
efet.
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IIow's Thhp

We eftrr One Hundred Dollars re.
wAra fuF any Caan 81 Cntarrh that
cannot b cured b. Halls CatArfh
- CHENEY 4 CO. roleda -
We TIE undrreiEmrd. have known Il
y Cheney fuf the last ta wears. ard
believe him prrfpgti8 hunnTH tiu be- HIl
business tfanHafftHHa and flmanEi tally
Ahle q carry cue any obligations made
~ hts firm
wAf.nfN0 KfNNAN 4 MARVIN.
Nhnieaalr hruHslafa. Toilette u.
itaIfa tattrfh gHfH e. taken Inter-
uaflf aetiHE difeHHHf upnn tha blood
and mucous surfaces ~ the system
rNstiaaouiAiH sent fFaza Price 81 ser
hoftie anld ~ All druggists
Take Halle Family pills Tor eauaIis
naalan.
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CAPTAIN vADER TELLS HIS
PLANS.

once In a while Captain Vader
comes 10 the home offices Of the
Washington Meteor company IN the
Estahrook building In this city. but
must OF his time Is spent IN the
field. lie Is a wonderfully We'll pre-
served man. although he r. now a
little past 20 years Of age. lie Is not
given 20 discussing his good for
tune. but today your correspondent
caught him In a genial humor and
he talked freely about his plans. lie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-30

8. Ono. A Japanese, committed 10
the Insane asylum on March 8. IL 70
BE- taken back 10 Japan By his
friends lie has been released from
the asylum by Superior Judge Tall.
man on this condition.
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90 DROWN
OVERLOADED FERRY BOAT
SUNK IN POLAND


BERLIN. AUG. ao.-The TnRsbiaft
reports that an over loaded ferry
boat on the tistula sank near That
kpawy. Poland, today. t1fty wsrc
drowned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-30

Queen Anne "a stt" Last nIrhf
abe was he'd Ia the throne and form.
ally crowned with a glitterlng dla-
dem. Now she rules over the car
nival city with all the pomp and
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GREAT CROWDS
AT CARNIVAL

INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION OPENS UNDER AusPclous oRouM.
srANees-ooRoNArloN OF QUEEN ANNE l. FEATURE
OF TIE FIRST NIGHTS rNrERrAiNmENr-wGLL PATRON
IzEn BY MANUFACTURERS
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LIKE MINES At CRtrnr %
CREEK.

The formation and ore OF uli, dis
trict are Identical with those OF
cripple creek, and the camp has
been called the Cripple creek OF
WhahinRton." Experts claim that
In no place IN the United states are
there found the telluride and syl-
vanitc ores except In Cripple CrccH
and hnteor. There h. a 500 foot
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TnE PROPHECY COMBS TR

THE PROPHECY COMBS TRUE
The rough miners ceased their
laughter They we're impressed with
the serious tones % the old wench
But ysRRr Nader smiled and walked
away
some q the men who heard that
\ &hccy are living today. They
ny recalled the words spoken that
night in the mining camp. and while
Nadrr hiBself has probably forgot
ten the occurrence. these men today
ara.7nakinK Il the subject Of wide
spread discussion nov that he has
reassied ha Eldorado.
Tho Culvltle reservation. on which
rich mines. made up Of the ten
claims known as the Washington
Meteor group iH located. vas opened
for mineral location in July. 1855
it a. IN Ferry county, Washington.
about twenty five miles southeast
Of Republic. eighty miles northwest
Of Spokane. and five miles from the
great Columbia river. There are Ia
the neighborhood OF 1000 20 2oo0
claims held tn this camp. Very lit
tie genuine prospecting was done
tiil the summer 81 1900. when the
Meteor, STRAY Dog. White swan.
Washington Meteor. and other
properties located on ground that
had been previously located. but al
lowed to lapse Then was begun 1
campaign Of thorough prospecting
and development. led by Captain
WaNaW ueNfeh has aVfFutuN aga~
since. with satisfactory results. un-
On today Meteor Is earning for Itself
place Among the richest mining
The Elbert County tribune. [volume] (Elbert, Elbert County, Colo.) 18??-1920, 1904-09-08

around the corner and with pun the
huge machine drew up alongside of
the curb.
In another second Dolly had jumped
into It. and with a derisiva ''honk" of
leaving Miss Lydia breathless and the
major inarticulately profane.
He must have arranged this with
her." spluttered the major. when at
last words came to his relief Blu.
Miss Lydia was positive in her assur-
ance that there had been no communi-
cation. The major had 20 content
himself with telephoning the police
that his daughter had been abducted.
This had only the result of bringing
two plain clothes men and a dozen re-
porters to the house. 1t was to these
latter that Frank and Dolly owed their
immediate forgiveness.
Bet they've gone across the river"
volunteered the youngest of the scrib-
blers. They don't need licenses
across the state line. md I'll bet they
have been married by now. Maze a
great headline" he continued. ha. to
himself; Automobile Lochinvar;
Young Couple Outwit Stern Parent :"
He made note on his pad. and the
major burst forth:
Gosh hang 1t, you young cubi" he
shouted. I'm no ding-gasted stern par
ent, you flat-headed jackass! | knew
they were going to be married. It's
Just because | bet 'em house that
they ran off. l told EN- they couldn't
elope without my going along. and
Carstairs won the house. Now, you
go and put that in your paper, and II
you dare call me a stern parent shall
sue you for libel"
The ''honk" of the auto horn sound
ed outside, and the major rushed down
the stoop and across the road to
where Frank was helping Dorothea
Carstairs out of the tonneau.
ITS all right" pulled the major. as
the newspaper men came streaming
after him. Don't let EN- know how
you outwitted me and I'll forgive you.
but how did you do It."
And as the newsgatherers raced up
to participate In the sensation they
found Frank and Dolly explaining to
the major the usefulness of Morse
transmission by flag and flash sys-
tems.-M. H. Kerner in Boston Globe
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Disraeli autographs. formerly among
the scarcest. threaten to glut the mar
ket. AT least a dozen have been put
into the hands of the auctioneers and
dealers during the last few days.
One OF the number has that touch
of nature which makes men kin. II
is letter written to announce his
marriage. and is addressed to his un-
Gle. Mr.. Basevi. the parliamentary
lawyer. Il rather think" he says,
that you will not be so much sur
prised as / am. that am going to be
married. and you can even hazard a
conjecture as to the lady who is about
to make me a happy man."
Alas. there is no footnote to say
whether and to what extent the neph-
ew drew" his uncle. A wedding pres
ent was likely to be acceptable enough
to Disraeli at that date. when he was
still in the hands of his compatriots-
the Jews: and though his uncle was
man of means, he was also a man
of prejudices, and of these his nephew
had the full disadvantage.-Lon
Daily Chronicle.
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Tho open season in Colorado on
grouse. prairie chickens and sage
chickens began September LIST and
ends October 10th.
The open season on ducks and other
water fowls ind waders begins Sep
TENDER 18th in attitudes OF over 1000
feet and extends to May LIST. In alti-
tudes lower than 1000 feet the season
opens September 10th and extends to
April 10th.
opens September 18th and closes Sep.
TENDER 30th. with the limit OF one
deer to each person in one season.
The limit on birds In twenty-five per
day. fifty in possession at one time.
The dove season opened August LIST
and closed August 31st