The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 24, 1901, Page 2

THE SEATTLE Yr STAR. Ry sTAR - Every afternoon except Sunday, TELEPHONRS n 10 Eaitoriat Dept, Matn 1138, B® MARARD WELLS, ma BF. CHARE, ¥ eer ¢ OFFICES Seattle—1107 Third avenue, New York Temple Court Bullding. Chicago—a17-a18 U, 8. Express Building e ° Entered at the postoitice at Seattle, Washington, as second-class ma BROWN, A DANGEROUS MAN Do you want a house? A proof-against-everything house? Mr, L, A. Brown of St, Louis says you can have ft, at a cost of ha @ cont a pound The « an says he will pour it out for you, Certainly he is NOT a lunatic, Merely an ntor To expla wn says he has succeeded, after 15 years of constant smatertal for construction purposes which ie impervious against the decay got time, proof against cold and heat—warm in wjnter, that is, and coo! In sUmmer—a positive rebuke to water, a final snub to acid, and a complete @iscouragement to lightning. What » ould you ask? Some brief time ago Thomas Evlison announced that he had in cours Of perfection a concrete substance for pouring out houses and things That lends the cloak of credibitity to Brown and his scheme, doesn’t It? But Brown says his stuff is as far supertor to Edison's as molasses fs to mud Brown is a very dangerous ma: Unless his enthusiasm is checked this side of success, he wtll be- come the most unpopular person of the age. If he DOES what he claims he can do, mer will be about the only man left with a job. For Brown's stuff would take the place of lumber, metal and every @iher construction-materta! now in o ‘The piratical in the winding-sheet of Ais pilfering profession and locked into a pigeon-hole on the shelf ,of eternal disuse The journeyman carpenter and the apocryphal contractor would be ‘Wedded in the bonds of belated ob!ivion. ‘The moulder of metal and the beater of brass would be buried a thousand feet deep in the hall of abandoned toil. mon use. plumber would he wrapped The— Ait SP wae ‘What's the use? eae Brown's got the world by the neck. ~~ a m4 —_—_ SOME OBSERVATIONS ON WORLD EVENTS ¥ deck The situation in Columbia seeins to be fast getting beyond the revo- Totionists. What at first was an uprising not dissimilar to those that take place with remarkable frequency tn South America, threatens to in- Yolve four nations in warfare, while the warships of other and Jarger ations are mobilizing, Jealous to guard thetr interests. President Ca: tro, the arch-plotter of Veneuela, appears anxious lest the Colombiaa Ansurrectionists lack in funds, and ts taking such an active interest tn the progress of the revolt that he te credited with designs affecting the Integrity of the Colombian government and the possession of the Isth- Mus of Panama, while guerilla warriors on the Nicaraguan and Ecuador- an frontiers serve to becioud an atmosphere that has never been con- spieuous for its clarity. As far as Colombia and Venemeia are concern- ed, the United States might look on with the ordinary “ Ppectator. if Castro should imperil the power he wields by grasping for Sreater dominion through the downfall of the Colombian governmen But should his ambition or any otner circumstance lead to the destruc- tion of peace at the Isthmus, Uncie Sam would have something to say in @ hurry. Back in 1848, by treaty, this nation guaranteed the soveretanty of New Granada, which fact explains for the most part the activity dis- Played by the government at Washington. ‘Though the Colombian legation has left the Venesurlan capital, there has been no break in diplomatic relations between the countries, which will probably remain unchanged unless Castro makes open demon- stration against his Colombian neighbors. Meanwhile the warships of the United States, France, Germany and Great Britain may bring the South Americans to a wholesome consciousness that nowadays merely for territory are looked upon with disfavor by the etronger and More enlightened nations of the world. ——— CASE OF HOPELESS IGNORANCE ‘Well, this is about the most delightfully perfect example of a snub You ever heard of! It was administered over in London a Gay ego, and the echoes arc Funning round the world. Lord Rothschild, king of the foretgn money world, was asked Whether it was true that his frm was mixed up in the copper trust re- Ported as forming in America by connivance of Senator Clark of Mon- tana. Said his lorasht “My firm has no copper mines, and I never before heard of Senator Clark. Who ts be?” ‘Wouldn't that make your flesh creep? ‘These foreign lords certainly are the most hopelessly fgnorant be- Sngs that ever were born into a benighted world. It's positively distressing Never heard of Clark! Never heard of our biack-bearte @enator from the borough state of Mcntana! Egad, it can’t be true! Verily, fame that is bought of money ts a futile thing and mocketh him that buys. interest of _—— SLOWLY BUT SURELY COOLING OFF The melody of the early morring fog-horn, traveling in from the enshrouded salt waters, betrays the fact that summer is nearing its end ‘The August sun is losing the flery brightness of his cue ame Sleeps late of morning, like a tired-cut rounder. The Queen Anne cock Celayeth his crowing. The chilly waters at West Seattle that gureic around the limos of the bothers, make them throw chill after chill. The Peaches from Wenatchee are no longer hard and green. And (whisper FO the summer girl, with the mosquito bar shroud draped around her thapely shoulders, walks down street with the feeling that th solar heat in not sufficient for all purposes. Afar off somewhere the clerk of the weather is assembling his bat falion of winter cloude, cold, Ya them in easy dank and dripping. He ts trying the nox hed to the under sides of those clow working order that are att and is ge So be gay while you may. Picale and travel, and breathe the dust ith contentment, knowing full well that the mud will be here in du feeason, and that the air will be filled with sloppiness, DO YOU THINK HE WOULD DO? Canada has appealed to London to furnish, from throughout Great {Pritain, 20,000 hands to help reap the record-harvest in the Dominior {which will yield 69,000,000 bushels of wheat and 45,000,000 bushels of oat and barley Fancy our much-English cousin standing hip-deep ir rivers of golden grain, his trouser-bottoma turned toward heaven, a monocle stuck in Bis eye, a Canadian scythe in his two hands, and a look of unspeakab lo! on his pink and pretty Picadillybrow, Woul he do? —— WHAT IS THE OBJECT IN VIEW? Why are-men hanged by the Law? In it to secure revenge for Thlood #hed, or to frighten others who might be tempted to take th “Vives of ir fellow men? 4 If the object ls revenge, It ie unjustifia ¢ from the standpotnt of th. i thest moral law Vengeance is ine,” eaid the Lawgiver If it is nought to make a deterrent example of executed murder how i# that end to be accomplished by suppressing the facts con cerning these executions? THE SHATILN Sram he AatPougall &' i Dike Cob e/ fouthwick 717 -19 - 21-23 First Avenue « eA CLEARING OF SHIRT WAISTS. HER BOY in Disgrace, the Mother Leaped to Death PEDROS he y Murray and Cat houn ow a two ci gE a nchoor aeht te expected to retur ly from a - week's cruise in Puget sound . : Mr. Frank Stmma’ yacht Falcon tn < 1 Walate of F “ i ‘ here or send ' ne. 11 ; ‘ ’ ’ he ? be lee ¢ up Hood's Socialists Meeting tom: Germania hall, cor eca streets, Speaker, ( subject, “Law Enforcement | free. Vora! and instrumental mus | | German-American Investment Co. 619 THIRD AVENUE Second and Sen-| Moore; | POOSSOOSOOOSOOOOOOOOOOOD ; Sunday Themes. } 990000000000000000000008 | Taylor Congregational Chureh. Rev, L. L, Woods, pastor. At i a. m., “The Destruction of Sodom Gomorrah”: 7:45 p. “The W of @ Dollar.” First Baptist” Church—Louls § Bowerman, pastor. At li am reat Cry of a suous Boul”; m. “Joseph and His Times: Plymouth Congregational Chur Rev. W, H. G. Temple, pastor, At 1 & m,, address by W ar {; 8 fh m, “The Club Woman FOR SALE—This ‘ ‘ > utienind te Warvert by the pastor } nue, in ¥ Mlatrict, on a x04 t (rooms 7 F P ‘ I $150" Rev. H. D. Brown, par i REN “ 1 parts of t m. “Importunate Prayer for German-A an Investinent ritual Blessings”; § p. m., revival - rervice ©. m., “The Parable of the Firet M. BE. Chureb—Rev. B. oj”? re ie sie At 1a. m., “Thou and I";| Grace M. i. Chureh— Marked Man.” Helieck, pastor, At | faved Man God's Work Second Presbyterian Charch—Rev.| 5 yn.) “A junawon me W. A. Major, pastor. At i a. m.| holoc, w Jehovah Jireh”; § p. m., no service. Methodist Protestant Chy h—Rev.! Inane Typifying the Christ”; § p. m Trinity Parish Church—Rev. Her o— The Light of the World” and § p. m..| py, a ioe Ser a Bry . Tel. Main 1059. The Catholte Chureh,” by Rev. J.) ana sermon at } yg = ° 8. Bimpeon. school at r - sant S11 tet. St. Mark's Episcopalian Church-| *rvices at 7:99 p. 1 Rev. J. P. D. Liwyd, pastor At 11) Churenh of Our Lady of . a m., “The Encouragement in God*| fey FX. Pretont m | Omnipotence,” and sp. m. “The Joy-| savdny kervicee er geen Last Week Over- nas ie = = : stocked Sale Calvary Presbyterian Church SPECIAL MEETINGS. Rev. Donall Ross, pastor. Ath Amanda First Mental Sclence—Meets Ma eontc ha . nd and Pike, At |8, “Man Is Goa Prof. Knox GRANITE- WARE. . COOPER & LEV & LEV Y Store Open. Until Nine Orlock Tonight. THREE STAR CREAMERY aie halle kali Pacific gg Steams hip Co TITLE CLASSIFIED ADS. or South-Eastern Alaska he M 4 PACIFIC CLIPPER LINE |‘. 4 17 Galina, Aenea cape ATTORNEYBAT LAW Fur NOMR, and TELLER |) ws“ sree S. S.NOME CITY | ; The ati, Ant 27 tI M || eaten” ihe prrererrrrir rr errr rr rrr a © Main 93 Cover’ porto HUMBOLDT 8.8. CO 3/75, !chyii ae Ee 8. 8. HUMBOLDT $ wif “Sissy, Avani 24th, at 8 Pw. A ies 1 Lock ‘ , ; “ 7 fds ; ond Vukon Route. Bi onice Pere iit hee Youur Fo the rm t FERKY Li k k LANGLAND, 06 N. Y. bik AUCTION SALES. HICKERTON general auction ee 12 Firet a BANKS. iBT BOUN DNA AL BANK Occidental a OF SEATTLE - Capital stock pald in, $828,000; sur- HELP WANTED. settee ener ee ee Jemith, | FIVE waitresses, in city and ou' + 7 sicitien | Second giria. Queen City $ ForHonolulu Direct $ ,.:", ripal cities | Trent ction, $010 Tah "Phone. Black 3721; new ‘ph z 3 National Bank of Commerce WANTED Machinists, mou = The Globe Navigation Co. Paid up cap $160 habers Sap, wicdiboneans % wit dispatch one of the fol || Traneacts general banking business, | keep away from Beattie: strike on. = } - ie — Bureke, % |. C. Henry, prea; R. R. Spencer, | tron Trades Council y Soleases . for rent. bo we Sarge : tor Reo HELP WANTEO—FEMALE 4 Sailing About July1S = § | THe FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF | promatio work 5 Pike, D SEATTLE Bs . 0 days theres * ‘ tal ” 7 * tiem aupiy tm the % Paid perpen .9150.0¢ ‘ HELP WANTEO—MALE. * company, base D. Hoge, Sr Tem. McM t om t 1 Life Butlding. $| on. vice pres L * : eral agen S/F. Parkhurst, a ast es wreet baladadedadad eter ee tee principal tte of 0. § ~~ Scandinavian - Americ: Bank t PryrrrrrrrrrT Terre rrrrrrd ft Seattl genera ne bus meiter > 3 hens transacted. Deposits 31,500,000. | oo tap an S. CENTENNIAL 3) X"Eniibers. prea: EL. Grondant x ee Aig tong NOME and TELLER direct lst _vice pres; A. H. Soelberg. cash.; | ieee & 1 er, $2.75, swampers, connecting at Teller with Btr 3. F. Lane. asst. cash. branches. | $i: aamene 1 niet Agnes E. Boyd for Mary's Eg The © k of Commer maker ‘and all & r, $3; and all Third Sallin i mm doitar $2,000,000 | <a! 408 The Cente arent aii in time deposits. a| WANTED—Young man from 19 to commodat gral banking buainews transuct % years, to work among business oN SRATTLE BRANCH —¢ oe} men: mus a fae ae r caus hank te addre all between 7:30 and # “Goeal eae ee DROPLE'S SAVING RANK. SS Cee ce Gay silines aan Second avenue and Pike St. Capital, “er wante wept hea ee ; Tet ‘tke ce Up, $100,000, EB. C. Neufelder,| *tating where can be nae J. R. Hayden, cash; J. T.| Possible where he can be POPOOCDOSOOOOOOOOOOOODEOR yenlent, ash. Commercial | phoned. GO ON THE |= cust peainess HOTELS, FURNISHED ROOMS. CITY OF EVERETT INESS COLLEGES. OOo wacas oicie cae an SEATTLE, EVERETT AND ED-| CLARKE'S Pernin rthand pchoo! modern, prices moderate. MONDS ROUTE. In instruction. 64 Boston. | jAPTLESHIP house oe CAE enve Beattie, 7.00 a, m, 1 LEO'S Business Gollege, Union-2d;| Cleanest cheap house ty mn individual tnetruc nh. all sut *. | eave Everett 9:16 a. m SEO? methols ond tees ws Hotel Sav. oma BO up. 625 iat. | mm. Business College, Seoond and bine | CONKLIN HOUSE, 11104 ird_ave. na ties y emnet si Ke, Second and Pike. - W. School Telegraphy: Pioneer INSURANCE. Rea al. | WILSON'S Mod. Bus. Coll Main 416 | URNS & ATKINSON, general in te : ‘ance, 13-14 Boston biock ~- CON’ RACTOR and BUILDERS. |W Vv. Rinehart & Co, te N. Y¥CT MOOD CANAL ROUTE ng a RR ES BROMLEY & Wells, general con ' ceeeeamer Alaskan | tractors, Tl Sartbere building anes... ae Monday, Wednesday and Fri Tel. Main 369. IF you want correct weigh . for Port Gamble, Port Lx SODERQUIST & ROBELEAF, shops| prompt returns, deal with the w. F Holly, Hoodsport, I ® §-220 Spring street ¢ gunk Ce 1309 We a h CLOTHES CLEANING, “FARM LANDS ' f] 4 if i y 1 i % rem & k f so ‘ maple “ hool s FUNERAL DIRECTORS, BUTTERWORTH & 426-1428 Third. FURNACES. ¥ AY & ROBE, ond ~MARNESs AND sADDLERY Mc8ORLE FOR SALE—C: ¥ & HE ‘.OANS AND INSURANCE |_facturers, Mari The b j I 1 1 t i »choot, ae > \ nell» y oe ae : ke garden, i RUBBER STAMPS, MERCIAL STAMP WORE) Scheverman Bock, 110 Cheng SHOW CASES Bhow ¢ SOCIETY NOTICES, BEST H cabinet pho r dozen for the next three Eastman’s new studio. Zi STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE wee 00ds, etc Occidental Jacobs, T TAILOR 2B TAILORING NDERSON, TENT NTS and proof tents, mining hose aad ise vas boats; army duck tents sal folding camp beds, the “Gold al |. SEATTLE T! a AWNING CO.” wholesale mam s. on and Western TENTS, awnings, fags, bose, etc. Alaska out canvas goods, Goods m Tr by experts at a moments tice. Sunde & Erland, First @ Jackson ___ TAXIDERMISTS. HERG iiis Third Avenue TINNER| & ROBB, T TRAINED NURS73. CLAUDIA Mi. POLEDNES ined nurse, graduate John Sa hospital Seattie SHAY H tters: salad EATTLE Clothes Pressing Co. | JAMS pOTHWELI engage! BUTTER. se nes in shape $1.50 month: dy Py Mis ag Lag ae TRANSFER COMPFANI The choicest variety obtain + ing, repairing. 1007 3r 0k | nn | VHS ear 7 able Usual price, 4 r OSLYN COA HIGHEST prices for of th MACHANIS(s 5 brick; special today, pe FEDERAL COURT ng, Dave Tayh Boyd bid | SGoeeo aa ~~ brick eee pes rert Bord bid | WAN THD—AM ki } FULL CREAM NEW YORK ©], seine ot ie clerk of the fea UEEN COAL DANCING ACADEMIES. | mwehinery. AL J. W +, 100] USCGRLLAS mania tu ae ’ t ak pecan , nie Pe lemons, private or in| MECHANICAL ENGINEERS, io es uses : L B Beree ciara, weed, our |] Clanmes dadiy, Prot Wit is MEALLARTIR wa Pioneer | oe 8 ng around for ¢ t the off a : 5 ea dt eM A Sn od] tAGNUS SCHUTE Lic 10 200. per Gopen; special he lock. i. sn SR eA DRAMATIC-OPERATIC SCHOOLS OSTEOPATHY. WIRE, ? Pgs range ne nat nince. | operatic coach; special summer| Rickart & Howell, osteopaths, 403 |_/8 & Piating works—200 te Sweet and juicy, per 1b ,...2 : phone Union 24 for steam |] course in ail graden of dramatic | Collins Phone, Main 72 SUMMER SAUSAGE lane meses ae Oe 1215-1217 Second Ave. “CMiephone Main Gs ondine tor {| Suite Gh itcieses Doses ny™ | epathy i: < eposit Butiding. Ss & Ss | Per Bue 7 er I me “ 4 delivery south of Pike etre OENTISTS. | a he . i attle three years, RS Ne: BMOKED SALMON ‘ ebhone Male Ot yS Per pound 8 AW. PHILLIPS 67 Heusey bi | OCULIETS AND AURISTS aja . pis Ge es HOLMES’ GOOD FURNITURE Chicago Dental Co. 62-8 Hinckiey-| DI FONDA NADEAU Bye S FUNERAL > t GERMAN ‘BREAKFAST DREGEMAKERS. send throst.,_$81_ Burks Y bir CHEESE. J DR. KINBB. Bailey Building. ECTORS* a nate Your Money Back Bi isci-tatior anor ane -seccnin | DY Sums Davey Punting. — IMPORTED BWiss CHineer gowns call at Lamb Sisters . Mackinnon. 4 Chapin bide SEATTLE Per pound | w ar rh) It goods don't mult. Bo don't 411 Collins block. DR SHETTY EX Hinckley papa VAN CAMP'S RK AND be afraid to try our goods. LYNCH & SHAW, 4-7 Tal i ‘ The best bho uncolored Japan aller bids PATENT ATTORNEY, Wi das 1 ile, ion Tea in Beate! red Jap Mdme.A. 8. Smith. 67 Hinkley bik. | fries & Co. 14-48 Biarr- Bond bi LIPTON'S WHISKY , F. B. DAMS, dra ng, Colman Per bottle "1 DYEING AND CLEANING, Sheeeal drafting n did. RYE WHISKY as ll la ea 0 deliver your clothes iLEBERG — Painting, pape 2 Tel. Main 1014.| hanging, kaleomiming. 1022 Pine fu rev a ty bay ae AN Steam Dye works. 1516 PRIVATE STOCK WHIRCY 222 Pike St tern avenue. Phone, Main PERSONAL, Pixtra fine, our 4 potting J a ae BARGAINS in second hand house. full quarts, per bottle 2.00 terne Just reosived, ‘The aseort. || am ECTRIC HINERY. hold goods; call at Red Front WILD CHERRY CORDIAT ching cna denipnn in wif. | @@OSCCOOCOO OOOO cts eee so niture Company, We can cnen again FEE oy fictontly large to autiety the most {{@ Remlagton Typewriters @ “n ant oe Wyman Co., dyna-) fine mecond hand cook stoves, bea hie don — 2.95 ounciie oh ah? ne standard of excellence, 4 arn motors, Lnee house-! room sets, carpets, Th I “ 2.5 macting. The price rang . 1 be i, 1314 Western | food we 'tog aa GUINNESS STO being $3.50, and the very finest, [le M4 FINANCIAL, ADVERTISING rates hott 1 le @ | TO LOAN=Private money at low | #ines and newspapers furnished on onan OLD SHERRY WiNi So ooeoeeoeeoeooes| rate of interem” Grol, Damux &| Arpiication, “The C. Ve White Tie INSURANCE 238 tert ane PEPOOOSOOOOOOOOSOSOOOOS (Oi NTS otichi and wold. More! -buats i, Seattle Agents eerind Caxoaity compen? FINE OLD PORT WINE won & Eahelman Mutu fo bld| THE cheapest p to buy oll and a.witonbeme 2am 297 BAUTERNE FOR SALE. 991 weg Our own bottling, pints ...40 EVENING. Har prom BROT eoliccy | FASHION Halt” store, 17 Recona geeeesessooooooooooesoes depts MOE Me [with full tot 60x12, on Terry aves | prerwe: ,diagnosia of the F Seattle Transfer Co. LUMP AT $3.75 PER TON $| $400 cash, balance monthly. Fraek | OXYDONOR “Victory Frelaht, Passenger and Baggage ooper évy, | eo sduntcrs with the lise Terank | cures all. dineae Frauia STORAGE NUT AT $2.7 PER TON T. ¥ Pee A PCa, Wavent-| _tlona,_ 64 MoDowata Bi a wai” meee holesale and Retal ons Phish strom the new : rian fon eos DADIWA try « bath ite : Ik Ais mn b Wholesale ant Rett Grove nico Which” eo" nave Sant $ | HIGHEST pricon for, wecond hand) PARTE 9 ¢ bath, Mra Talk Seerorreoooros 104-106 FIRST AVENUR en et Frets 90 Se Be rears Co. | WANTED —Old gold and. He Diamonds, Watches, Fine Jewelry Bet. Vester and Washingtoa TSBAQUA CO. y ‘ ree = and Silverware miera, $ fadison $ {A LETTER PRESS and bath—.| MRS. BO RENNETT Telephone Main 182 $F street. Retephone, Main 0 Ps hew, at half price. The In-|_ Haller block; hair, scalp treatment | fire sven Albert Hansen WN NN eee [Geoeeesorovevesooooooos| Co. Ill Marion atzect, Main Live | Mow prices Ors? uah mailitn | Nocthwesk™et semeny- Sours 2