The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 19, 1902, Page 2

+ ment of the assailant as to his motive should determine whether he THE SEATTI E STAR. TAR Pt RVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT ELEP HONES Main 1080. ' SUNDAY Business Dept litorial Deptb,, Mal HAZARD WELLS, F KF y OFFI Third aveny 0 Temple ( 418 U, 8. Expre Seattle) New York Chicago Bu tiding ‘One cent per copys Aix cents week oF twentyefive fy mail or carriers, No tree the poatoftice The gamblers tn the tenderloin district cannot Relves to the point of agreeing to give the of the profits of faro, blackjack and roulette, are too profitab! quite bring them of alt chance 0 per cent games of ee ral strike, They want continued dimculties alamition The people of Seattle want no ge Prosperity, A settlement of existing labor of the Prophets of Evil, who predict dire to be desired. and the muzaling are things greatly the president of on te to be law ough an amend- aenas Senator Racon of Georgia Is attempting to separat the United States into two tnearnations ' Ject to one law and the other incarnation to a aitterent The scheme which the senator is trying to work, thr ment to the pending law to protect the presttent from would-be sing, is based upon the allegation that the chief executive of the nation @ component being, with two distinct personalit ne that of ‘8 ruler and the other that of a private citizen. Bacon contends that the Jaws should be so framed as to give special protection to the president AS PRESIDENT, and to give him just ordinary protection, nation as private citizen, The senator would have the strikes at the chief executive given the privilege of motive, If said assassin declares that he struck at the latter's capacity as a citizen of the republic, because he owed him a per #onal grudge, then no more extreme punishment should be inflicted than that accorded to the assailant of any other citizen. If, however, ‘the attacking individual admits that his motive was to injure or kill the President, AS PRESIDENT of the Untted States, thus striking a blow at the government, then he should be subjected to the death penalty. Bacon is the limit, the extreme tmit, He deserves recognition as the Most remarkable nincompoop that «ver came down the congressional pike. He would allow a wouldbe assassin to explain his exact motive in sticking « knife into the president or shooting a bullet into his body If the president survived the attack and the wretch who assailed him declared to the courts that the attack was inspired by hatred against his ‘victim in his capacity as a citizen and not against him in his capacity as preaident, then a term in the penitentiary should suffice. If the scoundrel chose to admit, however, that he attacked the presl- @ent as an official, then the penalty should be death. The mere in hie incar assassin who explaining his president tn the state Should live or die! ‘There was a Bacon, once upon a time, who tmmortaliaed himself by his words of beauty and wisdom. The present day Bacon tn the upper house of congress will, however, leave nothing but a grease spot in the Balls of fame. ONLY SAW A LITTLE PART Prince Henry has reached his home, He is now telling Emperor Will- fam all about his American trip. ‘The prince saw a very smail part of a very great land. He ate good dinners, drank costly wines, talked with handsome ‘women and shook hands with our great men. He was a star attraction in a four-ringed circus, and, way, his visit was a howling success. But the prince didn’t really see America, He passed the greater part of his time in the company of a selected Ist of rich people. He saw how they lived. He learned about thelr ‘ways, and perbaps he realized that even the possession of money will not cover up @ certain amount of vulgar love of display and petty social Jealousy. Nearly everything that was done for the emperor's brother smelled of money. If the royal visitor could have studied this country and its people as ‘an individual, not as a prince, he would have found that the Morgans ‘and Vanderbilts and the men who hold billionaire banquets have not made this country great. They are commercial giants. They are powerful, but compared with the miilions—the mighty mass of plain people—the educators, Professional men and women—the free, tolerant, liberal, knowing human beings, who have a volce in government affairs—who are the real rulers whenever they care to rule—the people who entertained the prince sink into significance. Possession of territory doesn’t make Nation great. Great wealth alone doesn’t make a country powerful. It ts the people—the men in the shops and the Smiths and the William Joneses, the fellows who a: in a social otlers, stores, the John arning good wages ize that there is a Judging humanity for and making good homes for their fa milies—who rea chance to rise here, and who devoutly believe in what It is, not what it has been, ‘There are no finer human beings anywhere. In their vel . termingled the best blood of the ely iliaed countries of Europe It is @ mighty army—an aggregation of peaceful, educated, ent men and women, such as no other country on earth can produce HITCHCOCK LADY Y BOWLERS | begin tomorrow. A. handsome gold Intell. medal is the prize, and a large niin ‘WASHINGTON, D. C., March 19.—| ber of entries have been mate. ‘The | Ethan Allen Hitchcock, secretary of | !UTnament will be p layed in seriee | the Interior, is to resign within a| tbe first of which begins tomorrow ghort time, giving way to the pro- tens Ras tests which have been made againa: |_0° to Spinning for bicycle repairs him by western representatives who | | POULTRY | NETTING EXCEPTIONALLY G00D VALUES ~ Glaim he ts no longer in touch with | the great agricultural districts ot | the middie\west. It is possible that he will be succeeded by George B. Cortelyou. secretary to the president. Y. W. 6. A, Miss Mabel Stafford, traveling sec- retary of the Young W tian " Association for Coast, yesterday gave a very esting talk to college women to a number of ladies who met at the yer. Ming Stafford will organize a department Of the state Y. W. (A. for « women which will be a help to ec lege gir’ MORTALITY RECORD John Mabbot, aged 55 years 198 Twelfth avenue south t trick the MeCann, ed at Providence night. The Stewart's. Ralph Scarpino, aged 28 years at Fifth avenue and Spring last night ne bod is at Bonney & Stewart's Must Keep ‘the ‘Peace player, ana} r, were ar pbard and Ky ging in a aged 50 years hospital body is at Bonn PELGER & 121S*I2)7 RLBUT Secon’ A THE RANK AND FILE OF site Spring rats & GarSrairretty nar | Modicines Bains only | 0050401010701 001008 aS ages | make a We Carry Dr. Early’ s Spring All Kinds of Pon pmyiegeed Teas and Coffees Try Us BAILEY & WILLIAMS Tel. Main 144 222 Pike St. U. . adn dandddied a by Of last ever fight ing n the lowe p homes cail or News Office, Su Mh i aaer| Telephone, Main 787. . Co, Vike St. and Second Av SOSPSOSS FOL BOSES, t. acPouga oulhwickK 717-19 - 21-25 First Avenuce fousse Tr = -,) Lhucz C than TAC * are alway clve @ far larger article of dress: ever gloves ar 1 premier eho rings, always corre of superiority wh duction and gale In only taph ur showing ¢ eer nificent bey ton Ch this on ie divided alt having twe ar oDO ¥ frie maken at $1.00, $1 Sorosi men, Price, $3. a one of the of patro' Fau 1 three THE sSEATYVLY Advertise your wants in “the paper that fights the people's battles.” il ‘ ATTORNEYS AT-LAW XR TW ato AO. MACDONALD, 400 Burke build LYMAN B KNAPP. 10 Hatie |FRANK pb WiteTLiNd) me S (|W. D LAME TH, 2068 Pacite b Pierce POP RRY, 0b ARO KEMB, 4M8 Morke building WING, TIO Ne : mi her w he Ww that ¢ la Master rat consider and prob: nage than any other tr York ARCHITECTS AM, SOG: id's best HON, 414-419 Col ABSTHACT OF FITLE NE PREM Ae Tn a i | ibs @atahiahad 1800, agement ot } find that Trefousse Gloves tual Las Wenhe.: Banement ot the Mu aa in At and Anish. absolutely > | nacn-WHTLeawY MANFORD Av ores of two hem Abwtract Coe N.Y. block ALOTION aices for Easter, 1902, color of note ts * mag eady for and Suede * range from SO is Shoes for Wo- Sves Alwa\ YS 50 100 Vari- One furniture, Majostt & fine sot kerton, Auetion TION and commuasign house, Wancrott 4 Ham, Rive new leather t halt price. auctioneer YOOO a a WN. 11a F 10m YOO MARTIN wie HOLMES GOOD FURNITURE PARLOR FURNITURE AT THIS STOR ARE HER THAN A CLAIM WE WILT VISIT THE GETS ITS {EST SHOWING PRODUCTS OF THE LAND PRICE UNIFORMLY LOWER OF EQUAL QUALITY SATISPACTION WHEN COME TO LOOK—REB you MBER, The above pleture repres: own on our floors, The frame lished birch, in the mahowany % inches deep. The spring» an quality, as is also th: Uf it te Sporting Goods of Any Kind See Us GOING MORTHRUP CO., 804 First Ave. Cooper & Levy Granulated SUGAR | ls Way Down In Price. Better Lay in Your Supply Now TOMATORS—They will be higher later on Per can Per dozen SUGAR € Sweet and ¢ Per can lonen TLY FH 4—Per dozen 196 0 AM COR nder PURE AL f BO 200 Cooper & Levy Whol and Rotali jw | t. Yesier and Washington Le ep hone Main VP “lala ¢ Import be Mc ig min one of the many Davenport Sofas * constructed of finteh, iphoiatery Bhorthand ii hoo! THE BEST IN EVERY GRADE, AT LEEWHERE FOR GOODS PROVE TO YOUR [| Tu» CANADIAN BANK OF COMME TORE, ALWAYS WEL. IAL pe) #5 000, 000, , (Hight militon doltters) 2.000 0m General D. Hoge POGRT ®OUND NATIONAL AMATTLE tock ealt in $28 000 BANK Capi 188 oa J. Furth vee Pree hv Correspondents in" principal United States and Rurope cities tm the | f STAR, YE HOS CLMANING et i ReGES TERS SCHOOLS pied | 4 DYRIN PATINTAN prees, de Viret ave; Tei AMERICAN AND OLWANING ye W © call for, clean, our el Once 1418 Main 1014 eTEAM fy nna, 210 SiabAMY MRA HAM DANCING ACADEMIES beginners Monday wil wCLETY suers Fire Prov fancy DENTISTS W. PILLS. 67 HNGINe Heurey ® (EMPLOYMENT vier kee Weand ronry Ain wd and ene “ and choo, price # 410 New York Mex Duos MALE MIL f fire aan | wer 0 a | AMPRICAN SavVINGs BANK a Thi | AMY selected highly sures #0 inches long by work are of first-class Itn r cover apital pres, FL canny CUSr sore, heart of tty & partner with bn00o tae Nort no 8 Coast Exchange, 30 3000 all-wook Watch Fh vo cow seuss. heart ot cup Caps; nothing better # * for this cold weather. KIRK, 1208 Firet Ave. For Sale clone $100"s located ty 17; Jong lense, tarr-Noya Block. wer offered on this const. ree. Coane Ea A_GREAT DARGAIN-A_ boarding house, fire loration, good chance avian, must’ eth Boa Coat Kxehan faye. Apply 1011 3d av. ALE—-BUSINESS OPPORTU. ALE—HOUSES AND Lovrs, 4 building HALF T ms $1000) 8 room 700,| 4 re $ 850 700 . LOTS. bh av.$ 400 t, James at 700 Rae KALE fh ay. 4760] tion: re River Pk 5000] PXCHANGE. 80 Beare. iy vin, Beacon H, 400/ PATNI watted ih meal t'Exchanae, al Barre CONTRACTORS and BUILDERS ROM CRY & WELLE, general contract 1 Blarr-Boyd vid, Tel, Main Tatior's burinen l #4000 » Lk 200)! ba Park 100!) 1 When buying a this vaper, speak of th Const Exchange, § Sarr | 99 Sarr- Bord | barn. 2 miles from | — samy BENT 10 New York my MALT Po red and fenced, e. handy to 1 house, rum | 4 buviness part of the |nonent tor Reandin: | PENANCTAL YMAN EB. KN PURN Ons ROW, Ta MUNESS AND SADDLERY LEY & HENDIRBON, 812° Geo (al avenue ten | TKR WHR nia, 89 c 6, | TF corner Wot postomce 4 wreat bargain UTICIANS 12a ‘tnt PLUMBING 14, on moan | 7 ore on tf ‘0t0. t Mark Add), walkin 0 Cae) | gacon MILI wrAMP PHOTO PHYSICIANS | baw iGHiewr br ete cna | gases of w " In ry DR. ANNIE RURAL PATENT GREE 116 Ware t FB ADAMS, Grafting Colm PIUNTING AND WINDIN . | THE Ivy Vrews, i, Well turn = 4 Pate | ments ras BULL NNOM., commercial printers, W Ce ANE Jumble etree SURGEONS 54 Hinckley ATTO! oom darn ho ; Rr AnEK STAMPS 8600. Tae TAL HFAMY WORK E—Kcwouer- _ REAL ESTATE ale PACH a4 ave > tw ened low ree atbon ron~ FIVE AERP fai iegant y terme, Be nee WANTED re or HELP Beattie Kanpl nue WAS TEDSMAI = iB and slinger, ana man, 82.25, on. mat thie 170. 1 oust be | @0xt20 Deen. ran Taroma and | ,|3 60120 lote, 34 ay. w eek Bones De near Jac Hoh: Fou | Resa for ee 1800. 820 ce Sane ia “ ivi Vesier INVESTMENTS North Reattie: * 30m120. $1800 ted tor “ Mennrrr, ‘BOL French Pie room house: fine view ee, Fremont; lot SOxt12: $600, RINDI ~~ fom | % C_RYRRS & CO. - 1221 FF | ERAT Foomet house, furnished DRIVHIE Vrie Ieee tor. Spéeial at Mant rent $90; © rooms ESRY BROS, ~ 210 Yesier GAREATNE Tew a Bisnis a UNCLE JOP LOAN OFFICE, S17 24 ave | §2200-One of neatent 24 roomed houses a city. it's Jum good tor 8128 clear every month, and the location is the best. PERY PROS 210 Yesier i For we Lo AND isl ; Teoma. Bre ten ty bonds. 2% Moston block MUSICAL INST RI Ltt KRPAIREG, Kouett sola ~~ MECHANTOR RvGWERRS 42 takes 10 roam house on Ist ave: rent, with two years lease, £20: the furniture ™ - J RAR ARN A BERT BROS. WIROLK WT, alas Bas mining stocks 210 Tester 1 iOutamed end eco cery. splendid ioe living rooms, ding tw 5; Wee money maker PRRY BROS, 210 Yesler. ware Homes at. 3H Rurke. building i AD MAUCKINNON, 4 Chapin bid KINDR Beiey by ech IGOR, without interes member, Tile Je & NATIONAL ansoe Ol AND GAM ton, theretore the dally business ‘will at Keapeat place ig bay to elapee Main 01. Also coal by wae will be Phan . offering un 1402 First_Ave. Phone, Black 4182 FM. GORDON, State Manager CHEAPEST LOTS IN SEATTLE. =e $28, G35, 840, B50. $70 and $100 each, menthly 11-14 Bare ots, house, 4 lote, $250 $00, terms $25 down, $10 OS TROP ATHY or i Tratitute ot ~ Geteopethy Fortabtished Main Osteopathiet Se RENCE MART nation bloek TROPATHIC. § Phan men 2584 PRSONAL 0 house ARRIVAT. ARHIVAL! ages for 8 sold and “veh. quick; buy ¢ OMce, Home, Station n Green Lake car line: Tel, Oak 489. T-Nine fine building lota, between Pike ‘and Howell, Melrose and Belmont ave Pmibe aietia 4 | 2-Twe mon oe IN DARKNE elesant hom fine view; lawn, fr k homes, np ROGUE & COMPANY 428 Pacific Block CENTS A DAY POR A $1000 HOME nly SRD ea. : ne number ORKGON MUTI 01106 Catt us ME SOCIF 2 Block. Better th estead. #450—A 10 acte ract ake why WR cai ly PAY RENT im home (any size) on aymente al only to sent ITY REALTY x MN Was i er. | FOR weil improves tw a COLLINS & WILLIAMS, Room’ $6 Sullivan Buildin DPKING men with small capital, eee Lloyd. "Briscoe & Lloyd building ™ x or lates. \* boat Gardam, CIAL NOTICES of wecand. the siting menibers Tn MM | MINING stock of orove mms. | te and from Kurope a. Hinckiey | eal avn oF Bure PHOME BER Lioyd, Liriscoe & Lioyd Biook, about your homes for ferred payments. ALLEY RESTAURAN stow | PEAPITIN Show % STON AC 06 Fi0 CASES i goods, AH ELECTRICAL Baths. 818 tat ave, re ilar m4) EXNES Transfer Co. Main 850, Phone, ¢ Treen s | Seat 11 24 ave bargain $1100 New work guaranieed HON AN & Prating STV AMbHS Pacific Coast St ififth day FOR | Leave Geattio ® Salling March 21, th It thereafter. tea Clty (fo Ticket Oftice, es Agents KRUSE 3. 8. FOR SAN JOHN 8. Tieket and 618 First Ave. The White P Yukon Ro To the Atlin, be kon, Klondike Mining district. THROUGH Mai PASSENGER fERVICE MAL ING THE Wi) A. RB. NEWE! Vice and General J. FRANCI® LEE, Room 45, Dexter Seattle, Wash, and Alaska. “THE GLOBE Na FOR HONOLULU St Eureka, } ‘Will be ck whart, Pier 1. on or about 1 2oth, i903, sat be “oo a. steamer ee Shipping ‘Permits For int apply fice of the office company ia | Phone 1206. Gew rt Orenaee NEW TIME 8¢ . # \Steamer Effective Fel FROM COLUMBIA XK Foot of Columbia DAILY SERVIC: Leave Seattle—*6:30 and 2:45 p. m. (Saturday trip 11:30 p. m.) ne Leave Bremerton—6:15 & 4 and 6:30 p. m. Leave Sidney—7:50 a. mj $:00 p. m. Teaver Charieston—8:00 an and 5:15 p. m. Call at PLEA trips, exeept one leaving ¥ Seattle, Edmu and Everett — The Palatial Steamer Leaves Everett 9:26 a, My 2 7:15 p. m. Phone, Red 331. EB. — THES MONSTER | aUcrION | SALE At HO Second Ave, Se Will Be Continuedal Days Longer Of High-Grade Str Tailor-Made Suits, © coats, Youths’ and Suits, Shoes, Hats, and Furnishing amounting to over 000. Remember the address, 110 Second Ave Retween Yesler Way and We ngton Street H. KESSLER, Aud Sale Starts at 0 Open All Night. nd COLLINS SHERMAN FOLEY # UNDERTAKEY: