The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 3, 1901, Page 2

chin Case aled. lecisior nthe » State "iia: was the or: © Mer he last of the ous cls puttin » miss! Th heir ov them p tor & Atto} his sti jong eal and a in thy ent tin of the the d ersed | hen, od The w ing t@ ee Lau i 5 E THe SEATTLE STAR. n PUBLISH Every afternoon except Sunday THLEP HON Ruatness t., Main ! Main 1138 ® MARARD Wet ' « Beattle—1107 Third avenue New Y ) "Ter n " Chicag 1st 5 1 by mail or carriers. N . ——_ THE EQUALITY OF BRAINS. The death of Hosh! Toru, the murdered Japar atateaman, brings to mind the equality . There never has n ny country READY MADE «r & greatnom y an almont be considered a Hability instead of an ans The men—and women who have been famous in every age have had to work for their fame. t Was nothing Toru, who had been Japanese minister at Washing and wa of the GREAT men of his Nation, was 4 plasterer's son, His peor Were #0 poor that they se; 1 aune the fath y earn bread enough for one, The mother tach and Howh Because he had the right kind of stuty in hd k n wr male tiem, and an assassin’s bullet laid him low in the midst of a brilhant career Every day there are new examples, and they should contain ir agement for every young man who Is at the bottom round of his ca The youth who is BORN RICH can have a good thme He can gratify himself and give pleasure to others if he is se minded money will rub off the shary and smooth out th im life. But the history of men has dectared that he ' famous except by the one royal road—work—t unceasing, the labor that means brain development,’ that given t 5 ght into the lives and thoughts of others; that forces aim inte prominence, that compels the world to say: “Here IS a supert ar And it is well that it is so, for It means HOPE for every pers who is trying to b er his or her ¢ Pike street of its own. Ex the street car company is progressive, It will hold a Fourth of July celeb ta of the city will be ursions from other distr run by ‘The Star will issue only one regular edition tomorrow, July 4 which will be printed at noon, so that the carriers can have the afternoon and evening to celebrate a Everett is already enveloped In dense clouds of gunpowder smok from which rge vivid cannon fas! Glorious Fourth is under way in the « Sound. em om and car-splitting sounds. The prising little city up the —E The gambling fever, unchecked, ts like other contagt tin antine restrictions have been lacking In this town he has gained a od p foothold SOME HINTS TO EVERYBODY'S BOY Tomorrow is the Glorious Fourth—day of racket punk-—and it te in order that The Hoy should brate on no other day in the year; have @ royal good time from early dawn to dark fireworks and celebra he may cele busin b Here are @ dozen or ard abd ve all, it te so little hints that will help you, If you are a Hoy, to make the day 4 success ‘ You MUSTN'T send off your fireworks tonight, and then levy Dackmail on your big sister for money to buy more with for the Fourth “hat's a low4lown trick, son, and it won't ae You MUSTN'T scare the family out of bed at 4:30 a m morning by setting off a bunch of “gh = in the That's one of Hobby Fr tricks. ret licked before breakfast, You MUSTN'T turn a w tomorrow bathtub iN. B If he triew it again he'll Brown's last-7e SURE) h-basin upside-down over seven packs crackers, beneath your father's chair at the breakfast table, and expect to get through that meal without a walloping You MUSTN'T, In your excitement and excess of patriotiem the wrong end of a pi of od punk Im your mouth and expect it to t The other beys will give you the laugh, » matter how mortified you fee! You MUBTN’T set off a Romb” nor « “Hobson Battery” por an “Admiral Sampeon” so that the speedy things inside of ‘erm will £0 across the street and put somebody's eyes out or set a peanut-man's awning af You MUSTN'T blow up a “Spanish Fort” under a hitched team or throw crackers under horses’ hoofs. These are tricks ean and great deal more dangerous than tying crackers to a dog's or a cat's tall, and nobody but the meanest kind of a mm boy will mand for them. It's all right to have fun—that's what boys ought to have on the Fourth, but If you're the sort of boy who thinks it fuany to caus pain to others, or is too careless to think at all, why then every SQUARE HOY im town ought to give you the cold shoulder, and you ought to be beaten—not eked You MUSTN'T dare the other fellow to hold a cracker, big or «mall, In bis hand while it goes off. and thea pet him down for a coward be cause he won't take the dare. Don't think YOU are doing anything brave by daring him: The only difference between you and him, in this cane, is that you're very foolish and he’s pretty wise. You MUSTN'T think that every cracker that falls to go off ie a Gead one. It has @ mighty evil habit of coming to life about the time you pick it up. Then there's trouble. * You MUSTN'T squint your*eys into the mouth of @ cannon to seo why-in-the-mischief the thing doesn't go off. That's one thing you POSITIVELY muan’t do—unless you're the sort of boy that wants to cause hie parents a big lot of misery and go through Iife BLIND. ation @ Whe tce-cream-soda. Dewey . You MUSTN'T hold your match-hand in front of a “hisser.” Hurts You MUSTN'T think that just because it's “Glorious Independence Day” you can emulate (ask dad about that word) the late lamented Darius Green, and escape with an unbroken hide. You BETTER NOT stand on a street corner, point excitedly at a balloon that isn't there, and then yell “Rubber!” at the crowd, Some other fellow’s dad may grab you In a word, son, you are at perfect liberty tomorrow to make a mon key of yourself, but you MUSTN'T make a donkey of yourself. JOHN B. HART, night placed two prisoners, H. L Roberts and W. J. Jones, in the city WILL MORRIS jail. They are oharged with steal ing @ number of logs from a boom anchored near Richm 1 rach Acoused of Stealing Logs. They were taken to Sydney this r f morning Both Will Figure in the Considine re ial, Diamond Ice—the best, lasts long- Murder Tria ont Tel, May 1069. John B. Hart has consented to an- slat the state in the prosecution of John Considine. The friends of the late W. L. Meredith b engaged | Mr, Hart to assist Mr. Fulton, a the ease will be protracted an@ 4 fought. Mr. Hart was assistant prosecutor for four years under Jas MeFirey Will H. Morrie has been retained by the Considine brothers to assis WE WANT T0 SHOW YOU In their defen With this array of counsel the Considine murder triak|f About our line of fishing may be one of the most vigorous tackle. The stock i ri ught casexin the history of the The prices are right and’y |fB are sure to be natinfied Qc for 2-Joint bamboo fish “the infant daughter of Mr. and 81,00 tor wilt damdoo fish rod with ex Mrs. J. F. Kingsolver died at 406 tou tip. Seventh avente last evening. ‘The Cee body s at Butterworth’s | 15c dg rod quality wilk fish . Fireworks Up to Yoon Tomorrow Be nn tet Help the youn 8 colebr Up off. Mortality Record. good gut n't pull te noon tomorrow they can bring in tas ack Calas rte their new subscribers and get the Be i de 5 aders; others orders on Rhodes Bron. for the fire works. They will be open all day 10¢ for fan reel; others up and prepared to fill all orders pre- | > $5. sented. The boy or girl m bring the money for the subseription with them, eer ST Kteamers Greyhound and Skagit Chief will run excursions to Everett dulypith, 7% cents round tr Bee display tomerrow. Spelger & Hurlbut, 1215-1217 Second Ave. ‘The sheriff of Kitenp county inet! THE POWDERS iBe Galak: tf Vou With to Get) VSS Ce Cut Rates on Patent ie pore analaeline & Medicines, * robes ie Bink “ the move for an armiatice ana @ Y Qur Store Will ts wi lve xe Be Closed All ton yenetday afternoon, Day Tomorrow Worntion fe prices will nat affect all July Fourth WwW oman | vH ' exe aP ! rt s. i ‘4 ‘ . | eran \ witiPa 2 RUBMING PRUSITR, Fach Jie, be and De Cooper & Levy, elesale and Retall Grocers ve 16 FIRST AVEAUR et. Yesler and Washingtos Telephone Main 182 ADAM We prate, so will be closed all day Wate for gains Adams Saturday bar Co. Grocery 1428 Second Ave, Tel. Mata 48% acPougall anole Ce 717 -19 - 21-23 First Avenue + ¢ HOUSEFURNISHING COS. N our basement department you will find the best asserted stock in Seattle of Housefurnishing Goods and at prices that are in every instance extremely reasonable. 6-Inch Jardinieres. vers colors 2 10-inch Jolly Cake Pa Nickel-Plated Copper Tea Me Kettles, No. 7, for 490 " 1-quart size Japanned Wate Hold 1 * ng Potr 100 ) Large Size Punch Bowls, each | each . i a a ; S-inch Semi-Porcelain Vege- | F Raisers, with | table dishes, each .. loo ¢ | ’ COOWRCRODOW i DODD20000%0 | _ Holmes’ goce FURNITURE Midsummer Clearance Sale | Savings Are From One-Fourth | to One-Half Real Valuos ‘This midsummer cleara of widest interest to every one with in or around ttle who haw br diate or future need of good furnt ture. In our determination to ¢ our floors of all surplus furniture have made such sharp price r tions as no one with an eve to omy will want to pass by, You 4 irself an injustice if you £ take advantage of this sale atall regret by buying now we urge you further An example of the pric Rolid oak bookcase, ata high, 26 on widg. finished « highly polished: plate glass door vicars 88.50 G. L. HOLMES FURNITURE COMP’Y price 1101 to 1105 Second Ave. For the cure of Liquor, Morphine, Opium er Tobaece Habite—The only Koeley Inatitute in Washington and British Columbia, Institute Kilbe Take INSTITUTE Green Lake or Fremont OMe 10 n Bulla ing. Tel. Main 346, Beattle, Wash, G. T. C stle, Mgr SEATTLE POOOESOSOSOSPOEDOOOOOSORSD STAR, TITLE AUBTRACT OF MPM M& CO. For th-Eastora Alaska ‘ ae ma r r mn Washington & Alaskaj ° pie peas ie STEAMSHIP COMPANY 1 kk Dout Fast Freight, Expres a Pe -4 and Passenge ee for ep Frigg perytoe Southeastern Alaska irre ita gre ar ver _ ts Through bille of 7 a i te 18.8. Victorian’ | 28s a Ba'le from Yealer Whart WAKTFPORL BRAUM T Or-at-law, Dexter Horton H. %, FOSTER, Mutua Wednesday, July 3, 8p. m The 8. # rian je the fast cot 4 elegantly Ott uoueM 6 fhe ie one way fr 9. A. KELL A + found porta 68 hours 20 minutes WD LAMBUTH, 204-5 Pacific bite. S.S. “City of Seattle Falmer & Brews, Pioneer bia Palle from Yester Whart LYM KNAPP H s Tuesday, July 9, at 8p. moo w in 4 " The » mer City of Beattle te y. F. Dy ros = th niversal favorite, and b $ : ¥ we t kagwey and return—6 Hol bh PETER w ¥ ie Chas. Nelson For Skagway and inter mediate points, sailing ce rT JULY 17 On or AUCTION SALES. for NOMK at TELLER] re en age rs S. S. Nome City : DRESSMAKERS. ‘ u * 6 y Main, tes A WITH k cular | a I 1, ' a . ‘ x ' 7 v4 y b 1 b A f ’ rat terest. Groll, Damua & r H block, FOR RENT ‘ Jame i fuen me » or, go to 4 it \ FOR SALe. i SALE Beattie auction « stable, 1813 Westers avenue; ta | Buff 168. Auction every Tuesday and 1 pm nen Wagons, harness, etc. A in of goods sold on commission, M. J Walker, auctioneer E a ng out our rf r & ply M street. ‘Pt ™ WT ba ard with Apply H. B. Du 4 i and hotel HIGHEST prices for second hand ec bedroom sets, stoves, car- re \ i Pete, ete. Fed Front Furniture Co. 3 ard & Pike. a. 110-112 Snd Ave. 8. Tel. Red 1722 | DR. VAN DYKE, Giseases of wae ; OOD saddle horse, wel war men, chronic diseases. Was “ ibe. GC. W. Dunlap, 84 Un HI 2B, 711-212 Mut ¥ k 7 1 White 539: res FUNERAL DIREC) ORS, | Bt TIEMWOKTH @& Black 6: res ere 1626-1428 Third. Tel. Pike 49. an ae s exile Gt-108 Thre, Tel. Fike 0. er : FURNACES pe, Mond Ld v4 < i # aie i Third ave AND SADULE MY - 7 Mos Y @ HE ERS ; . Occidental avenue i Pacific Clipper Line AUCTION SALES. 3 " Ticket Ofttes E.G. BICKERTON, general auction HELP WANTED. O22 First A 12 Firet_avenue NW. INTECLIGEN ECO, iii BANKS. | Bie! a bon “ Higiow block, te Le “% OPLE'8 BAVING-BANK Largest | emp n th Ltesreerreroveroree Ce LOLA TL . Picainlons | 300 aot for reiirosé. < pe J TS J. R Mayden, cash; J. T. | Years’ work: must go at once. > uy UMBOLDT 5.5. CO e nieaf, nast. cash. Commercial } 10 pick and shovel men in city, #2 a 4 e ngs and trust business Jeay at once. - 8. S. HU BOLDT % | PUGET BOUND NATIONAL BANK | |? Carpenters. at once; long jot . $ OF SEATTLE. | 10 ship carpenters, vat 3 . For Skagway, Juneau % | Capttal stock paid in, $628,000; our. | | lo men for rock quarry; $2.50 4 ® Parts of the me tum, $35,000. pear city mut sean Investrr } P4 and Ketchikan 3 OT werk Bree: J. 8. Goldemien, | Man and wits, out of city: $70) ‘Third avenve $ JULY &, i901 "'Corrrespondenta in principal cities | Helinble real entate men go T rete a i @ And Every Ten lays Thereatter @ | im the United Btates and Europe, 1 first-class detective, $660 reward sprinc; acreeg 54 4 3 National Bank of Commerce ;.: cay ofl bemenes, 2 ecrtien a &. Som xton @ Paid up capita 3150.00 ia sf ta of work in and heap rr . ei Tranmects general banking business. | out ty 4 . @) H.C. Meary, pres; RoR. Spencer, No m tien you wish °” , J) gar. Safe der aults for rent. | we can pla OOS O OS Oeososesoese ) Deposit V elt Boxer fer Rest | We want People right now v THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK | Space does not permit half the peo Go on Go on the cin OF EVERETT hee lable I . .. Pala up Capital... $150,000 oan liable lady or gentleman with k AND EDMONDS Route on, vice pres; L. c Hotel house month yo i; F. Parkhuret, Aset el. Main 1199 6 5 brags Beattie, twa. ua. Ld mn. aid | on principal citie Murepe. | AW to maw weed bud clear land | Se 7 Leave Kverect 9.15 a, m, 2:0 ena Scandinavian-American Bank |‘ dodger, must und d his RUBBER s Lb p.m ttle. $1 per hour and all ex- % vated round tripe dally exeepe | ar eeaaee |‘ n housework dock, Seattic. Tel. Red 13h p €. canh.; | bermaiis, — w round trip $1.00. Wiret- |J_F. Lane, as ah. No branches, | skidroad men.” We ; ; say served at & centa en an boys. 1 . No —<* = Canadian Bank of Commerce | QireN CITY EMPLOYMENT OF Oras 4 a Pele OP cn Dalian | FICK, 1016 Third Ave. ‘Phone nen. The White Pass and Yukon B gu..." aS bee.cene | Back 3721 Route. Through Line. Int at sliowed on ‘time deposita WOMAN LR , E y 1 — eeveral Banking Business Trans- h we re forenoons. 4 SEAGWAY TO DAWSON. 559 MILE: acted, rene | tel Leland, $18 Second avenue Da winter trasa service be SEATTLE BRANCH—Corner of Pp a T hy mail and eapress ser BICYCLE REPAI Rs HOTELS FURNISHED ROOMS. vice maintaine P. BROWN, general agent )LUMBIA. Hartford and Vidette |GRAND PACIFIC Hotel—iiis F 116 Yesler way, Beattie, Waal. cycles, Christopher Bros. ave., house newly furnished. HAWKINS 1 modern; prices moderate General Manager BUSINEOS CHANGES | Hotel Sevey—Roome 0 é Seattle, Wr kaxway, Alaska CONKLIN HOUSE, it { J. FRANCIS LEE re A av ' | : TraMc Manager ga06; 9 Wash., t boa x hours, | INSURANCE. W I & Co, I RARER EERE Ree email fruit and er y 2 : %| business, Come and 06 JUNK. r ¢ For Honolulu Direct Meee en eae ce ae > - returns deal with the Ch es CL in shorthand achoot, ry 'o. nok by large + The Globe Navigation Co, 3 dcties. t4 Roatan] don boaw eouna eu Bene, % Will dispatch one of the fol- | Li College, Union,-24; | loads a specialty. 1209 West * lowing steamships — Kureka, # ruction, a bjects: aver Phone, Mair % Meteor, Tampico, J | BEST methods and teachers, Acme |ALASKA Junk Co. pays high a * Busines: liege. Second and Pike. prices; prompt retur ‘ $ Salling About July 15) rw. choot ‘Seiegraphys Pioness | -Craseerm suenue. fet Pike 118 4 # For information apply te % | Wilson's Rusiness Colle nin aie | OANS AND INSURAN motes ad aw com ’ 3) CONT RAC(OR and BUILDERS. | Beg ws wig ic os § 3 en utual a id > : _ - = TRANSFER COulrANt iE «Sorcerer enerel Aaume 3 ws it 1 eh MECHANICAL ENGINEERS. ~ ‘ POCORN T) es aeR a PAFF & Seeeoeoooos genera §S. CENTENNIAL § ee SEATTLE Clothes {Pres ROULO, jobbing siore fix 40 M t 2d Sailing to Nome and clothes in shape $1.80 month, dye Teller on or About July 5 he. repalring. 10 1 7 apply to Se oe Northwestera Coumercial os, bs hb bland Abide reight- and. ticket office, | 696 A.W. PHILLIPS. 6-7 Heussy bik Firet ave é ago Dental Co. Hinckley DANCING ACADEMIES, DANCING lessons, private o- in classes daily OSLYN COAL QUEEN COAL Prof. Wille Ranke b n’s Dar k AMATICOFE ALLO SCHOOLS FRANK ©. BGAN, dramatic operatic coach; ‘speetal summer Once tried always used, our ceures ty grades of dramatic maxim, "Succesa the test of merit Husiness started in Seattle Aus. 1899, and hax increased ey ery th since. Telephone Union al and domenti ivered north of Pike atreat Telephone Main 688 orders tor || Jellvery south of Pike street art, elocution duite 8, Holyoke blog) DYEING AND CLEANING. tICAN Steam Dye works 1316 avenue arisian Dye Worke—We call for clean, preas, deliver your elothe ] OMlce 1418 det ave, Tel, Main 1014, voice placing, op 4 for atearn | # to be Tuesdays and Fridays, | ~| ADVERTISING rates for any pape MBRELLA eae LA ee i OPTICIANS ~ t RELLAS manufectured, We AL Lind. y x, ire 2 Pike. | “covering and genera 1 1 OSTEOPATHY nas SIX’ Years experlonce chronic cases. VOICE CULTU Rickart & Howell, osteapaths, 408 |G WaGnt CHEE TT fi block. "Phone, Main 728 ~ WIRE, TRON ANO SL LATING. Tnatitute of Oste Jeposit. Building Li i & Plat ng ‘1 ert Coffee OCULISTS AND AURISTS Toners DR. KINA, Netley Hullding Dr. J. A. Mackinnon, 4 Chap ig Are invariably the best judges DR, SHELLASARGER " Now f you have | DR FORD A. NADBAL ye © te store PATENT ATTORNEY you can get coffee that suits rs en & Co, 14-76 Sterr-hioya t 1 here and yeur seareh \F ADAMS. drafting “4 w nded, toni INDIA TEA 6O. | EAST | P. NOGLBWERG — Painting, pape 1022} PERSONAL. | FASHION Hair Btore, 131% Seco avenue; diagnonis free of charge of the seulp HOTEL , BUTLER furnished on application. The|* Larg C, V. White Advertising 1 1, | % Only Ft New York Block | * OXYDONOR “Victory,” the genuit ian Hotel t'Vieto ne | , uc ures all ¢ Avoid u * | tens, M! MeDonaia block. |Eeanentaenninaiiadllinnal liseases.