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New-York tribune., 1906-09-16

This, the last week Of Dreamland. will he
marked by the special features with which the
park is 70 celebrate the Coney Island Mardi
Gras. The Nardi Gras celebration will reach it's
climax next Wednesday night al Dreamland.
when the coronation ball will be held on the
big pier. There the King Of the Carnival Will
receive the Prince OF Plenty. presiding over his
Joyous subjects with his Queen. who will be
the most beautiful girl 10 be found on the
island Dreamland will be represented i'm the
parade by a float bearing an exact model Of the
Dreamland tower which will be eighteen feet
high. 4 grand automobile parade and review
VIII be held on the Hippodrome track. a valua-
bic cup VIII be presented 10 the most service
able car In the parade and another to the best
decorated machine
The big Dreamland shows The End Of the
World" PharaOhs Daughter" and Creation"
close next Sunday. The incubator babies either
VIII De discharsed then or taken TO the winter
quarters or the hospital The other attractions
Canals OF Venice. Hell Gate the Tower chutes
etc. VIII continue 10 the end Os the season
Thompson & Dundy win close Luna Park for
the season week from tonight completing
"a prosperous season. which in point OF gross re-
ceipts has been much larger by many Thousand
OF dollars than was the season OF last year
To commemorate the GO1st performance IN
New York OF The Music Master David War
field the star presented 10 David BeIasco. the
manager. handsome pair os cuff inks 81
with diamonds and pearls '''
Edward A. Braden's "Ou Parole cosnpar, Isgt
New York yesterday FOR Washington. where to
morrow the initial performance OF Iouls Evan
shipman's latest play win be given at the Ma
tional Theatre. A number OF well known New
York people Will 81 To Washington 10 be prss-
ent ~ tho premiere guests or the author
emons them being Frederic Remington IN,
srtht, ana General James Biddle T. : A After
tSaNlhs Washington on Parole VIII make b.
iour weeks tour OF the principal cities OF an,
ss, SSntn lying east OF the Mississippi River ana
W wiz return 70 New York. where n viii plav
dayA '0'u'is 'he hoii-
New-York tribune., 1906-09-16

Daniel Frohnan announces a fall season OF
''TravelOgues' by Burton Holmes TO be given
al the Lyceum Theatre. in double series the
two being identical in every respect. Course 4
viii be given on Eve successive Sunday even
ings, beginning October ., at $50 O'Clock and
Course on five successive Monday afternoons
beginning October 6. at 3 o'clock
New-York tribune., 1906-09-16

Hammerstein's Sunday night concert offers
Robert Hilliard and company, in LAS a Nan
sowsI William Gould and Valeska Suratt.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-16

Dears and Miss Aymar. There Will also appear
a European illusion called Menetekel, which
makes its first American appearance.
At Tony Pastors next week Mr.. and Mrs.
Perkins Fisher have been especially engaged
10 present their pastoral sketch, The Half Way
House" Others are Dan Quinlan and Keller
Mack, in The Travelling Dentist"
New-York tribune., 1906-09-16

Miss Hattie Williams with Tom Wise James
Blakeley and other funmakers, is ending the
second month of The Little Cherub" Miss
Nilliams's song Experience" and the novel
song, y should SO Love To BE a Boy" are
proving popular. ike most Of the other songs in
the show.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-16

William H. Crane begins his fourth successful
week tomorrow night at the Garrick in the
SutrO play, The Price OF Money" The play
gives Mr.. Crane unusual opportunities for the
display OF his ability 20 portray many varied
and conflicting moods
New-York tribune., 1906-09-16

The Hypocrtes' is meeting with all the sue
cess common to the productions Of Henry Arthur
Jones AZ the Hudson Theatre. Leslie Faber as
the rector apparently has established HIS repu-
tation firmly.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-16

John Drew is having a personal triumph in
the Pinero play. His House in Order" at the
Empire Theatre. His success is shared with the
leading woman Of the company Miss Margaret
Ellington.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-16

HIda Spong viii appear next Thursday night
under the management Of w. y. Lawrence IN
q new four-act play by Alicia Ramsay and Ru-
dolph de COrdova. called "John Hudsou's Wife. "
il Is a story Of modern English life. and in IL,
FOR the first time. Miss Spong VIII be seen in a
straight serious part.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-16

Thompson Dundy win close Luna Park for
the season week from tonight completing
"A prosperous season. which in point OF gross re-
celpts has been much larger by many thousands
Of dollars than was the season OF last year
New-York tribune., 1906-09-16

Miss Rose stahl begins tomorrow night the
third wesk of her success IN ''The Chorus Iad,, ~
New-York tribune., 1906-09-16

Miss Blanche Bates continues IN the Belasoo
success, The Gin ot the Golden West" al the
New-York tribune., 1906-09-16

To commemorate the G0lst performance in
/ New York OF The Music Master David War
field. the star presented 10 David Belasco. the
Handker. handsome pair Of cufr links sci
with diamonds and pearls
New-York tribune., 1906-09-16

Miss Bertha Ralich will continue 20 appear in
The Kreutzer Sonata" for several weeks more
at the Lyric Theatre.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-16

So great is the business at the Bijou Theatre.
where David Warheid IS appearing for the thirs
season IN The Music Master" that special matt
1ees nave been announced for the last two
Thursdays OF the engagement '"0
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0 o o 0 o o o o o o
0 SAVE 20 TO 40 PER CENT.
0 This Is Of special interest to men who
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STEAMSHIPS

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THE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL
Sunday, Jssluary 81, 1906.
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR sAIE~IoTsTIoI1 Goo1s. THIS LOT
left with us to be closed out at once. Note
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B 81; one $25 cherry sofa, $40; one $40 chif-
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B $15. Above slightly used, but practically as
good ever
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UNFINISHED Flats.

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MACHINERY

& MACHINERY
TWO HOSTING ENGINES OF ABOUT 90
horsepower each wanted to rent for term
Of about 60 days. Inquire Of Nicholas Feyn,
at new Auditorium grounds on 4th st between
Franklin and Washington, or James Forrestal
ing, corner Of 9th and Jackson st, St. Paul,
MINI. Az
WE ARE IN A POSITION TO REPAIR ALL
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Classified Section.
Any Small Spent Here Will Always Bring Results
FOR RENT
UNFINISHED Houses.

FOR RENT
Unfurnished Houses.
Continued:
AT CENTRAL PARK, 1887 AND 1859 HEN:
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Of Commerce building: y
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lard, 3311 9th av s, Twin City S117
$40 PER MONTH WILL RENT FIRST FLOOR
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H. NJ. Olson, COS Boston block
FOUR ROOMS FOR RENT AFTER JAN g.
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FOR RENT-A STRICTLY MODERN FIRST
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~ Offices, -.:.~ ..1.
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Furnished Houses.

A RARE OPPORTUNITY: A COMPLETELY
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TO Observation-Disclosures.
A FIRST-CLASS DENTIST WISHES TO Elk
change his services for papering or printing
or anything 1 can use Address 1881. Journal
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socials Sunday ut $3.50 and Thursday even
ings; residence. 323 9Th st S. Phone T. Z.
2i5S.
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BADaER's RENTAL LIST.

szo avn Wats ST o. ist nooi' So. 90
aelo VINE vine Piace' "a ho0t' ..s 1000
2541 Chicago ay, LIST floor, rooms, mod -. m
ern except heat, ;;.;:. cow
1918 S Ennton aY' "a noof' oet 5000
1925 i asw1hG haat a'' ise noo'' $500
113 W 32d st. LIST floor, rooms, steam =, xo
o.as u,owotba av ap poSns, city water .$12 90
900 eth nv N q reoms modern %. 80
,e1s Stsvans av q rooms modern ....... 80. 90
1882 Grand av, rooms, modern. ....... zo.oo
Stores. -
122 4th st N, 35x135, steam heat and elevator;
Is 7th st 8, good store with steam heat, special
price to right party. ..- M
T81 Hennepin av, 20x75 and basement Vow
Walter l.. Badger,
20O-304 Oneida Building.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1906-09-07
CHAPTER VII.

r 1CST as the spin Of a coin may
mean loss or gain in some
trumpery dispute or game Of
u the hour in like manner an
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were leaving the ship In order Of SEN
iority, the juniors first. Just as the
quartet were about to swing clear Of
the ship the captain grasped Pyne's
hand.
THANK you, lad" he said. and away
they went.
There were left on the vessel the
third, second and first officers. the pur-
ser and the captain. The others want
ed the captain to come with them. He
resisted, held out for his right to be the
last to quit a ship he had commanded
for more than twenty years and hOarse-
~ forbade any further argument.
Very unwillingly they left him haul
ing alone Mt the rope, though their pred
ecessors, knowing the need Of 1t, helped
vigorously from the gallery. Indeed.
It was with difficulty that Pyne was
held back from returning with the de-
scending rope. They told him he was
mad to dream Of such piece Of folly,
and perforce he desisted.
But when the captain deliberately
cast Off the deck pulley from which the
rope had been manipulated they knew
that the boy had read his soul. The
now useless cordage dangling from the
gallery was caught by the wind and
sea and sent whipping off to leeward.
Brand, brought from the lantern by
the hubbub Of shouting. came out. fol-
lowed by Constance. He suggested as
last resource that they should en-
deavor to fire a line across the vessel
by means of rocket.
They agreed to try. for the spectacle
of the captain. standing bareheaded on
all that was left Of the bridge, moved
them to Il pitch of frenzy not often
seen in an assemblage Of Anglo SaxOns,
and especially Of sailors.
Brand turned to procure the rocket,
but loud cry caused him to delay.
The expected wave had come, the YES
sci was smOthered in vortex of foam,
the tall foremost tOttered and fell, and
when the water subsidized again all that
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1906-09-07
7 II E 1..; s'1 Tracy.
PILLAR Of !; Z:
- Morning"
1904. by
IL J Clode |
SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS.

CHAPTER AT daybreak an assistant keeper
of the lighthouse. pacing HE gallery, discovers
III the distance a ship in distress. stephen
Brand agrees to swim To it. Upon reaching the
ship he comes in contact with shark, fights
and kills it and goes aboard He finds the body
of dead man and strange bundle beneath the
snil. Jones. the lighthouse keeper, lowers a
basket and hauls Brand and his sirang, bundle
safely up 1.-The bundle contains Il live baby.
of which Jones assumes the care. On a part Of
the child's clothing are the initials =. r.
The little one l. placed in of the nurse who
has charge of stephen Brands child in Pen
zance. They call the child Enid TreviiiOn. III
Eighteen years later Const ance Brand. daugh
ter Of stephen Brand. ami her adopted sister.
Enid Trevillion. go to The lighthouse with an
Old fisherman, Ben Pollard, in y sailboat named
Daisy. They caught in storm. during
which they hear the signal for help coming from
the rock. They reach the lighthouse in safety
and find that two of the men. Jackson and Bates,
have been hurt. Brand sends the men back with
Ben. IN-Jackson and Bates are lowered into
tnc boat, and Pollard starts for Penzance. The
Daisy is met by Lieutenant -tanhope, who is
devotedly in love with Enid. He has started
out for the light house In answer to the signal
for help. On meeting the Daisy he turns back
to assist with the injured men. N-FrOm II
lighthouse window End spies boat approach
irg the rock. 1t Is the Lapwng, owned by a
man named lawtOn. Brand discovers that it Ia
sailed by Stanhope He signals for them not to
land. aud stanhOpe retnrns to Penzance. The
girls spend the night at the rock. VI-During
lac night a furious storm renders sleep impos-
s.ble. Al dawn from the lighthouse gallery
Brand makes out ship in great distress.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1906-09-07

n JUST as the spin Of q coin may
mean loss or gain In some
trumpery dispute or game of
" the hour. In like manner ap-
parently are the graver issues Of life
or death determined at times. It is not
10. we know. Behind the triviality on
which men fasten with amazement as
the governing factor In events there
lies an inscrutable purpose. Yet to
those watching the destruction Of the
splendid vessel. there was little EVIL
dence Of other than blind fury In the
fashion Of her undoing.
The hOarse words had scarce left
Brands lips before third wave. high
er and more truculent than it's prede-
cessors, sprang right over the lost shin
and smothered her in nm avalanche of
water. No doubt this monster swept
away some Of the officers and crew. It
was impossible to be certain Of aught
save the one thing-that the steamer
would surely break up before their
eyes. The wind. now blowing in fierce
gusts; the sea, rising each minute; the
clouds Of spray chasing each other in
eerie flights through space: the grind
Ing, incessant, utterly overwhelming
noise Of the reef, made all sights and
sounds indefinite, nebulous, almost fan
tastic.
But when the giant billow receded,
leaving the ship like dark rock in the
midst Of innumerable cascades, the ca
tastrophe took place which Brand
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Olympia Tacoma Nay. Co.
! TIME CARD.
Effective July 8, 1905.

Lv. Olympia 700 a. m. Lv. Olympia. :. leo D. m.
Ar. Tacoma. .9.45 =. m Ar. Tacoma .3.i5 p. m.
Lv. Tacoma 1000 q. m. Lv. Tacoma "A 90 p. III.
Ar Olympia. 12.45 p. m. Ar. Olympia. .6.45 p. m.
MULTNOMAH.
Lv P Seattle except spa Lv o,y EStTsning
Ar. Tacoma. :. 800 q. m. Ar. Tacoma 500 D. M
Lv. Tacoma. IL. 90 a. IN. Lv. Tacoma $50 y. m.
Ar. Olympia. 200 p. m. Ar. Seattle 1880 p. IN.
Single fare. Olympia to Tacoma, IS cents
round trip (unlimited), $l.25.
Steamer Greyhound leaving Olympia at g. m
makes direct connection with interurban train,
leaving Tacoma at 10:lO .. m. Qimited) and leav-
ing Olympia At 90 p: m. makes connection with
interurban train leaving Tacoma at Ais p. m.
Interurban trains leaving Seattle at 100 a. m
and 200 p. m. connect with the Steamer Grey
hound leaving Tacoma at 1000 .. m. and at p.
m. for Olympus.
Tickets, olympia to Seattle via Interurban Ry.,
including transfer, $l.25.
Steamer Greyhound makes connection with
Steamer Flyer. leaving Tacoma for Seattle at
12:l5 noon and 3.55 p. M, and with Steamer
Flyer, leaving Seattle Tor Tacoma at Gas a. m
and 2:05 p. m.
Through tickets. Olympia to Seattle, S1.I0. via
Steamer Flyer from Tacoma.
F. A. WILSON, J. c. PERCIVAL,
General Manager. Secretary
PHONE MAIN 81
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~ Uas wondering tDhdt had become OF
you."
was visible Of the great steamer was
some portion Of her hull and the SOL
Idly built bow, which was not wrench
cd from the keel plate until another
hour had passed.
The agonized cry Of a strong man IL
q woeful thing. Constance, by reason
Of the gathering at the side Of the gal
lery, was unable to see oil that was
taking place. but the yell which went
up from the onlookers told her that
something out of the common even on
this night of thrills had occurred.
fro BE CONTINUED
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MOUNTS Pickles are away to the
good. The more you eat the more YOU
win want. 'Tis the same with every
body who tries them.
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Railroad Notes.

. Southern Pacific trains Nos. , and 4
were five hours behind time yesterday
The Oregon Short Line brought The
Lion and the Mouse" company to Salt
Lake yesterday.
District Freight and Passenger Agent
Ed Drake of the Rock Island has re-
turned from business trip to Den
Yer.
General Manager r. Z. Wells, and L.
=. Stiles, general storekeeper Of the Salt
Lake Route at Los Angeles, were rail-
road visitors in Salt Lake yesterday.
The Rio Grande's Sunday excursion to
Ogden carried 30 passengers to the juno
ton City. The Hermitage and other re-
sorts in Ogden canyon had attractions
arranged for the visitors.
William Mahl. comptroller Of the Har-
riman lines at New York, viii arrive
in Salt Lake this morning from Port
land MIR Mail IS travelling through the
west in a special train.
E II. Harrimans special train from
san Francisco made a record run be-
tween Sparks. New, and Green River.
Wyo. The distance between these two
points. ia miles, was covered in fifteen
hours.
James c. Jeffrey, son Of President z. T.
Jeffrey Of the Western Pacific, and bride,
accompanied by Colonel ]. A. Benton and
wife visited Ogden canyon Sunday aft
ernoon- Mr.. and Mrs. Jeffery left for
Oakland yesterday. They will leave Oak
land, May 10. for Japan. The couple are
enjoying an extended honeymoon.