The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 19, 1901, Page 2

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HORROR r€ t Sunday, Paltorial Dept, Matn 1138 Report From Fletcher y A "0 Tells of Arson and May- es be Murder, <a | : a a x at the ™ « a v . S d-clase matter ’ a SUMMONED IN THE NIGHT. Y t ® tr " has gathered his lemn } j vest q of fear at f the tran oes k they shake off that a st ® rh agers under the blov . “ Ps And y * ‘ bat " | ; going that is bitter, ec RICH IN COPPER 4 In the early morning of Th August 18th, the ship I Prince of Wales Island Shows Fur- ; ee ee Ye Dougie man, 8 , ther Richness » r 4 the hush af th » the w the parent from th af 1 ones. Ina ¥ P time of heavy such a a ¥ goes tin bl 4 wl atinctivety in frering is 2 P much to bear. | Py . . 1 Teaved t ee f f rks A DEATH AND AN IDEA. te . Yast week Alexander 1 t te i “om Rife and at least half a centu: | . x 3 He was an inventor w we to | nick aut ee ‘ the comfort and happiness of us ‘ the well known A Durned fe in his brain, He was so bu i of new things | a*ka te th A B, that he didn’t have timé to make 1 hapa he had little desire Bo Mega: egg 8 for wealth. yway, he died comparatively poor. p . t K Ghak te the history of inventors, Poverty’ and gentus seem to wam |'* ot Week; ane 1 ¢ Sand in hand. Some of the greatest thinkers have been hungry men. | “ m4 ‘ mh . Dame Nature seems chary of her favors. She gives one man an in | Ventive brain, but makes him a dismal failure as a financier. He sows, | Parely a part of the inventor's make-up, ‘Think of at sand ful utensils, and from the pie holder to the fither sold the product of his brain for a song, was swindled out of it | the Palace cycle track yesterday f OF lost it because of his business inability. je paced, « It was Ballantine who Inve ¢ making artificial ice | 4) ‘ " at a low price. He discovered the. method pereasing the ff ot off Wells by exploding torpedoes in the ‘That brings us to the idea ‘What ts the purpose of this patent-office system? To stimulate inventive genius and reward {t—to make it possible those who think and toll and atarve that the world may progress to Fectly receive the fruits of their enterprise? It doesn't do tt ‘The patent office is the father of some giant monopolies. h amateur ¥ It has put millions into the pockets of men who never hada thought | " de won Bote Fs ah Beyond money-making, and it has done comparatively little for the | pen § Why shouldn't it be abolished? “ nes . Why shouldn't the government reward inventors directly fm cash, | heat Aurning their useful Inventions over to the people to be manufactured | F™ t Without a patent obs of any character. oe gl Isn't such a plan worth careful consideration? it accom- | The Plisn what the patent office system can never aceor «heat oa It would be honest. If the re-ward was sure and liberal, there isn't | utes fm doubt that forts, more and cheaper labor-saving appliances, it would stimulate invention, give to the peopla more and, best of all, keep VERMONT BURNED TO WATER'S EDGE ome of the grand men who work with their brains fre the doors of poorhouses. | | Little Steamer Destroyed While GOL, WHOLLEY|Fem—nnnnn i. . m knocking at Highly Successful Function at the | {ucce"stu! season among ng ng heavy on their ha the fish run b Rainier-Grand Hotel z and ne f w the ¢ = than at any tim th began. ‘The members of the Fi iis rs Angton regiment gave a h a GS teaee te come to their former colonei, oung Wholley, at the Rainier-Grand hotel| tors of a se Saturday evening. Col. Wholley ¥ t introduced by Maj, Dawson tot ieke of the good work | icin | sina Ph ‘Washingtons did in the He cloned by » meet them all ‘Among the « Gov. Rogers, Mr Lewis and Maj. Dawao Fead a telegram from Gen. Charles King, the author, “With you in spiri Hearty greetings to Col. Wholley and Ghe regiment. May God biess you, =Chas. King.” The singing of the ¥ ton quartette was on Of the occant Later in th the Philippines Jey stated that » tives. were bece the American « fnland and - ery are Spanish stated t cavalry would BUSINESS the b by the Coli ‘The new dispatched t f the sad his parents ther and r MYSTERIOUS © {Man With a Revolver Interrupts Peaceable Couple until the £ at Washing. | JOBBING QUOTATIONS, RECTED DAILY.) | (con good than | 51, Kor f the Chicag: Green Fruit. large army of infantry Co., had th F ing of the Filipinos, he was! an unkn rf a box; limon, Of the opinion that th " al neer Firth : ; ne a treacherous people and very littic re ais ating app) m2 He aid, howe . $2,000 . per gal bright and very quick 1 fey th wo ee “ye pineapples, + were udy apeing « 1 up to the pair | $1.0 11.50 per box and their That jnly tear da raspt i . will be a + ple add nd walked swittis (31-04 ne, Porsensions, he was fies rly | 2.500 v8! they are 1 n r A Vegetablos Potat $28 per sack gurlic, 6c; 12@1 hush | Harold F h months | ¢ . | ota eon of 1M raid “9 lied a t and)? r don p Raunches for chs 1. West 291 Rose cs tea |3 Our i2-Inch derk f 0 7 Jeattle la Hema ten, bate Ib; ra mt than a 16 i be shipped to Puyallup for in-| 5 & Clark Co. #1 1 ave,|terment by Bonney & Stewart jue zen; onto’ VERY GOOD The Bay Se Sorosis ak | eS THE SEATTLE STAT. ac ougall outhwick Co 717-19 > 21-23 First Avenue. The Sorosis Shos $3. 50 Specials on the Third Floor AAA AAA AAR et RANA ed COOPER & LEVY Hot Weather Bargains : : : | 280 Corres FOR (8c vs ; ™ we namerm special Cord Hammocks 5 ‘ % nlp et #1 © aun ' : " > ' Enameled (Granite) Dish Pans Toilet Sponges . ¢« * ti * TS ,’ . Stove Polishing Mitts + $5.00 Bingle G ¥ De i ' Cooper & Levy, sale and Retall Gre: ‘104. 106 PIRST AVENUB Bet. Yester and Washingtos Telephone Main 182 Spelger & Hurlbut, 1215-1217 Second Ave. aa} HOLMES GOOD FURNITURE oe? a, | £4 DESKS >i Prices Unusually Low Large Assortment of Office 5.75 . L HOLMES FURNITURE 1101 to 1105 Second Ave, a, dhl! oe! ih i iit ob pe eae eee AN | South-t Alaska Ticket OMlow O18 Wives Ave, Seattte ARCHITECTS. HMALIO SOM NORTHERN PACIFIC] ~~ Atiomwevearcaw | 73 STEAMSHIP CO i . DRESSMAKER SKAGUAY fia = ai eve ‘ Saturday, Aug. 24, at 8p.m.f ‘ | S.S. “City of Seattle” H, WS Pacific bik. | SLYSPIC OF LC. 12 Haller block, Sunday, Aug. 18, at 8p. m, a ‘ 5 “ syd ; Subsequent Sailings oa i si "ANT _¥ ve. A \ AUCTION SALES FUNERAL DIRECTORS, S. S. CHARLES NELSON MBLs f FINTAY © 1 ‘is x Re beg oy ont m alton 4 McBORLEY & RSON, diz f eter 5 ee oe : TRANSFER CO.lFANIER ACIFIC CLIPPER LINE ge, 3 single, dre wen i T «| EYES Fra 7 B. CAISK, President pe 6 . s ¥ *. " fers UMBRELLA REPAIRING i For NOME, ant TELLER ire roan, dr| est ae - e a a S. 3; NOME CITY ae no | HELP WANTED—FEMALE. VOICE CULTURE Fs j ae nt HOTELS, FURNISHED ROOMS. 3 a r a R a] rE a ee Li Pease & Barke & __ MIRE, IRON AND PLATING oooeescecoooeseoeoeoeees . aieting - ; HUMBOLDT 8.8, Co $0 Yo" : 8, 8. HUMBOLDT : "ats Poe ere Renest 24th, at 8 P. a. ee: 2 *.OANS AND INSURANCE. | MACHININES WANTED—All_ ki one Wiliams The White Pass and Yukon Route MECHANICAL ENGINEERS. } L. WcALLABTER, 03-4 Pioneer OPTICIANS. Tree. OSTEOPATHY. TH Pike. | Skagway to Daw. is best enjoyed If the uses the KIMBAL carefully X years kart & Howe osteopaths 403, f Oste- Building. | of at attle three years. | of tc ~_ 4 OCULISTS AND AURISTS. lard makes to | RARERRERERARAPRRRARRRR AD houre o DR. KINBE, Bailey eee bargain reain pri ¢ For Honolulu Direct ) 9% Sous Br 1A, Mocttnnes, «Sheen Bie =D, ‘. John a The Globe Navigation Co. 3 ix’ ao Sa Re FLAY oes fee sen tigi pepe | | Bavnon a Co. 74-76 Starr-noyt wide! © — 3 Second Avenue ec ee : F. K, ADAMS, drafting, Colman bid Fpatigy ot dah £ Sailing About July 15 % P. LERERG nting, paper ¥ 0 days thereafter, * Hayden, cash a . — u E i tion apply to the ¥ . anat. 6 fr ing mmerciai | PERSONAL, Weert tc tt etter Tes eTees SEPSOOPSESOSOSOOOSOSOOOD Ss. s. CENTENNIAL deposit vauits for le Deposit Vault Boxes for Ri , BANK O% ME National Bank of Gaauer rie : n,, Pald up capital $150,000 Third Sailing Ssptomber 15 3% he pe | CITY OF EVERETI « dani, | ten mtg. Jew 8H y r the lowest ATTLE, EVERETT AND ED A. H. Soeiber ne: | MRS BR. RENNETT F ‘ le figure, x 4c eat. cash, No bran H k: hair, scaty eu Lea m., 12m The Canadian Bank of Commerce 8. HANSO) 1 Everet , 0 and Eight miilion do $2,000,000 YEICIANS AND S ( e. Tel. Red )SUATTLE BRANCH~« rot : trip $1.00, F : 1 Recon’ : Te ee OSLYN COAL BUSINESS COLLEGE - Friday at|LEO'S Busir t 1.m., for Port Gamble, ¥ Lud v r . always r I n, Holly, Hoodsport, 1 Succes r Potlach, Union '¢ a ne - Returning, arrives ke tt raday and Sat 1 Bur. Goll, Main 416 Diamonds, Watohes, Fine Jewelry Ve Re soe DERS. and Silverware We BULL BROS. » Albert Hansen peespera “balding hoe stare, t Jewelry house in the | § HLWAF, shops | METROPOLITAN ¥ Y | te J ing Co, 112 Kesler, Tel, Blue 601, | Star. 3

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