The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 25, 1902, Page 2

ful ) rete ago, 2 ferent annem THE SEATTLE STAR BY STAR POLISHING CO ~ .: OVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY TELEPHONES s Dept, Main 1050. Kaitorial Dept ., Main 1138 F, CHASE, Husiness Manager goTT hy New ees Chi ‘The price of the Star is ONE CENT per copy, whether de- livered by carriers, or sold by newsboys on the streets Patrons who pay five cents per copy for an “extra * make @ serious mistake. The newsboys are not objects of charity, They are ltl merchants with goods to sell ata plainly marked price. They can make more money in the end by selling papers at one cent per copy than by selling for five cents Why? Be- cause ten times as many people will develop the habit of buy- ing papers at one cent, as will buy them at five cents each. The experience of publishers in all large cities of the Unit- ed States demonstrates this fact. ———— ‘The mismanagement of so many of our great cities, Is the cause for speculation as to the permanency of the republic. If people cannot govern themselves properly, how can they expect to Kov ern others with justice? If they cannot see that « law for the regula- tion of crime—a police ordinance—ts justly enforced. what right have they to say anything about the destiny of the Filipinos, or the future of the American sisterhood of nations? it ts & dangerous thing to teach the people that part of the laws may be enforced and part evaded, or disregarded. Anarchy is but one step beyond. When the mayor of any city, for example, teaches disrespect Jews relating to gambling, and other crimes, he teaches disrespect for the American system of government. Seattle is not today as closely in sympathy with American institu- ions and the great scheme for self-government by the people as she was before crime became a licensed and supported evil in defiance of eity ordinances and state laws. ‘ a Mr, Josiah Colling, candidate for state senator, carried the Fourth precinct of the Fifth ward at the primaries. This precinct is right un- @er the caves of the big barns and power station of the Seattle a ohtet the tor trie Co. It was the only precinct which Josiah did carry. He was quite * See EER TALES -___ooOC No other sign is needed that the end of the world ts at hand, Word thas gone forth that the homeopathists are considering Proposition from the allopathists to enter a co-operative association. HOW LOUIS LOST PART OF HIS NOSE PORTLAND, Oregon, June %.— ‘Louts McGee, a 9-year-old youngster, tickled the nose of a huckster’s faith- horse with a soda fountain it off. old won West avenue a few days! blood potson does and be called some Ce is tS ie tae 6s mates together to witness the think, TO BREAK UP SETTING ‘HENS ‘TACOMA, June 25.—Geo. Laning,;)means more drastic to induce them "Bias invented @ novel appara to give up the slothtul habit. we "3 = per) Stee an apparates consisting preventing hens from wetting. It) o¢ Was @ case tn which necessi| mother of invent: yg BaF & barre! with open slats suspend- @ frame. By means of ball the barrel turns very easily. Into this the old hens are ‘put, and the result is that when they ‘nit down, the barrel turns and throws them off their feet. A HORSE ON THE HORSES. Mosquitoes swarmed over the an mals and bit KALAMA, Wash., June %.—Two} fi horses owned by John Morone, got them so that their -out of their stable early the other) (re* woke up half the city. Patrol- 7g: fy, eth iallir man Kipp orkanized a rellet expedt. sasghow’s Dhitting the too Whe tion and built a walk out to the |the horses with heavy timber. The: Palisades, where they got caught in were rescued with the aid of a ~ PERMITTED TO WALK ON EARTH. LONDON, Jun Visit of J. Plerpont Mor; ap effect on the London The recent in has had tock ex- | Morge the followin; ers amuned ‘The patient nag stood it for a while then reached out and caught the end of Louis’ nose in his teeth and nipped . he will come out all right, the doctors Dts with caste ee GES \sttndted to their couts printcgn as Ushmen have a well te loped ia age ane Mot’ aa the of humor. | Plerpont.’ adn 1.8.6. CONVENTION : WEATHER FORECAST DENVR, Cote June %.~Arriving|_ Seattle and \ trains today brought hundvegy of|Thursday, occasion lon, tea Gelégiites to the tenth international! 7th W GEAMEY school convention, whiep be. —. gins its session tomorrow, with t Hon. Hoke Smith of Georgia prestd | MINE FLOODED ing. The gathering promises to te| ISSAQUAH, June 25. — Water largély attended by Sunday schooj| #90ded the new works of the Irma workers from all parts of the Unitod| {usb Coal Company at an early hour States and Canada, and from Hawaii! had narrow cacapee ant alin and Porto Rico. The various commit-|the mine with the exception of on, tees held meetings today at the, ¥°re drowned. | Brown Palace hotel ard completed . | thelr reports fer presentation to the| Fings for yachts, $c. Rhodes | convention. Bros. } CLIMATE AND CROP REPORT | Weekly Summary of Gonditions in Vicinity of Seattle Ag W ‘ sane ant 4 he Weok Wai 1 de { ev a t ‘ a t alfalfa finished, ‘The ing winds were u favorable for whi and it has h rably, except In Spokar unty, Had wheat ? more a vanced and in the filling stage great | damage might have resuite With the change cooler and showery weather the danger tn ¢ At least for a time, Potatoes In th Western section have been injured by | the dry spell and heat, and oats on clay land are at a standstill, Corn| and the vegetables that require ¢ immer heat } beer Cherries are beginning t with slight exception, th The strawts eanon | he southern counties siderat improv ripen, and, crop is ight te now over in REDWARD'S RIG: IS RECOVERED) The horse and buggy atelen from Councitman J. C. Redward Mi was recovered yesterday. Tw drove the rig into the Pony al on Third avenue and at sell It. The proprietor, hov be came suspicious, and when tioned the men in charge of the! horse and carriage they laughed and| walked away, leaving the rig, which turned out to be the one stolen from Mr. Redward AT EVERETT VERETT, June 26.—A well known chant reported to ahorift of aunty Inst night that Tracy and Frill, the eseaped Oregon convicts re in this last evening. He based this startling assertion! upon a statement madp to him by « friend, whose mame fe held back which was to the effect that this friend had recognized the two con. upon the street. He had been | school with Tracy and Merrit! and| new them well. Therefore he could not be mistaken The unknown friend Jiaclose his identity for f geance from the two cony The authorities here take very tle stock In the story, but at same time are looking about them t if, perchance, it has rome four dation LEAGUERS WHATCOM, June %5.—~Today's seasion of the ninth annual conven- tion of the Puget Sound Conference | of the Epworth League was a busy | one continuing through the . fore noon and this afternoon. A peaston | will also be held this evening. An Interesting program is being carried ous. BIG PARADE EVERETT, June 26.—The G, A. RB. encampment is a dectdedo success, The city is today strained to its ut- most to care for the numerous vial- | tors. The event of this afternoon fll _be the big parade at 4 | when it i# expeeted fully 1800 men will be in tne. LADY PAUNCEFOTE DEPARTS WASHINGTON, D. C., June %5.— Lady F efote and the Honorable Misses Pauncefote left Washington today en route to England, te make the necessary preparations for the reception of Lord Pauncefote’s re mains at the late ambassador's an cestral home at Preston. The body will be carried to England on th cruiser Brooklyn, now being ma ready for sea at the New York navy yard. PHILADELPHIA June 25. Mrs. Fannie Jackson Coppin, who has been the principal of the inst) tute for colored youth for the past 47 years, severed *her connection with the institution today, the close of| the school year. Mrs. Coppin ts the most widely known educator of her| race, In October she will accompany | her busband, Bishop L. J. Coppin, t South Africa, and will aswiat him in the development of Rethel college, | which he has founded at Cape Town: | declined ¢ | pany opens at the Grand Sunday ight in’ Pinafore. | SALE of Man BLG RED! 10) tele now on at Z. C. Miles & Piper | Co. All mantels reduced from 15 to | 0 per cent. | HOT WEATHER STOVES Brightest and Re on nuch lem t 84. r 5. oe ( 0.00 GASOLINE STOVES hte 23.00 Busuer Hen Bur r 6.00 PELGER & f-7iALeOT S i2ie-t2ty A Secone A AE ERS LR ii i 9A ME anufacturing Henry Hensel "3.0icr 28 Hinckley Blook, Third Floor. THE SEATTLE STAR. DAY, J 8, 190% COURTHOUSE NOTES| San ng =| cs > — @. =e i¢~~ UNEXPECTED g Pptones G aa wrsdline | Lx : = sult again James, Grits i) REDUCTIONS IN s ° as Eee rent cel 9p ther Furniture ae ieee esate’ TOWELS FOR Leather Furniture a Ibu: 4 ‘i + THN PRICHS VERIryY OUR OrT nEPRATEL ATEMENT ® - 3 } an wu OPER pVEK Vig SIC } WT AMY ore 4 i A vie SPECIAL TOMORROW PECIAL TOMORROW Leathe (kollel dlealt ae trweting (end nea, a 5 Muth | - breaking 18x87 Bleached Turkish Towel, ox xii Linen Huck hor juestion economical eta 4 a Satna emo ER TT | ts toate 1Oc Hi) uatities or’ home oF office maa age). g teak bl. var il Se, pore Soave sprees By | Tet sas.valuer on "16c u I f the buying be f Col, Henry G. Akin of Omana,| n f one-third off the lowest _ thi Bean Mystic Shrine, rived in tle y 4 - terday with « party of fifteen friend then the economy is of the as navy yard yesterday yw toes, actually worth 15 this great Hint - += ine Mystic Shriner Hone, real French foot, very clas * ar Spas ie and wd une. owan wissina Seared me Leather Chairs { Leather Couches |=" "= tases Say oy comes oKiameaee” | eapeee en's age is brie So value Cc mgt sir ) . toe | Neves whe Is ih the city |] ful ince and tape trimming 0 nee nh | TRANS ‘comPaning hed, wie seta i nds ait, aaa ‘FUR ton 18) NITURE 105 SECOND AVE. phone Hed 41 torney, wotary Welght Worsted Yarn nd Draw withful Store Closed Today “Grocers’ Graw gusseted worth (os rm, $1.80 value; ing at 81.25 Children’s Vacation Sailor Straw Hate, Children’s Rough Rider Straw Hats, two grades, nase Salling July 2 6, 10 19, of Beattie, Bpokane, Cottage City, | south bound. City of Topeka Ticket Office, 118 James-et., G. ¥. Talmadge, Com’ 3. w. esi Axt. Geni Ant, | cisco. Pacific Clipper Line For Nome July tst 8. 8. J. 8 KIMBALL HAS me AL 425 Pioneer Bs AMR. aaorted styles, ea RAINIER NOM ERE Err 1 delay booking at th eautifuily teonted pe and 2 RADIBE property G. BICKERTON, erarral scutionwer. 1012 First avenue so | a DENTISTS | SWOPE. OF Howey tioa rom #ALE ‘erm house we and vier AMUSEMENTS Simeanuy” ture to 618 First ave, Phong 147. SOCIPTY NOTIONS CAM THe MAW. No fine in your house with my window ef Beatin” A geoeral ‘banking byatnem | tii anne Son ‘ : | ease Plonoom a chiverer gem S| The WHITE PASS & YI TF Lae! anak cast SMO OOH To the Allin, Big ——— — ence | ee Horse, pit jue, : PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK River, Klondi at Second "7 st 2 P SPRCTAL SNAPS. Fonte Ee Seether ete || Yukon Mining bg modern cottmge near Ui 3, T. Green ‘Through Line Skagway t Dawson, Daily Train Service Presenting THE MYSTERIOUS MODEL | By Chas, P. Brown. FAST, FURIOUS, FUNNY. | Summer Prices SOUND NATIONAL BANK OP eh ATTLE. od Gaptigh toe Sid TS Fag 00. earotan 2. Furth, eres: J, S Goldsmith, vice vege. The, Ankeny, cashier. aponieats in principal cities te the tates and Rees md TH® CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE, Capital paid up (Eight mitiion Getiare) Company Points and at White Horse the steamers for all Tukon Points, J. FRANCIS ‘Traftic General Offices-Seattle, and Skagway, Alaska. — seventh street Next Week SHENANDOAH XEVADAN AVENUE THEATER (oR. MEN POR NavAaDA—MUCK rs wind bai THA MST ER HAMMERAMEN | HOUERR AND LOT §325; 9ch “ 3 7 AND MA Pou HOME, FINE PLAGE RECT W. ML Mrysesit, Migr Phone Main Sat. Ke M NICHOL & HAWK x AND CHICKENS.” nie FOR HONOLULU Dll atic» Oni be: Forwn Theater eu tio Wrat MAIN eT CLOSE TO SCHOOL A Tampico, toms, will] Remity Resort — aire = FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF | chee’ from. Seeker — i accecncieds’ Ps yest amie Paid up capital $180,000. |] uted Spa steamer eta TONIGHT | ng nape 1"tanking business ianeactea. 3. (9 Sr''atout the 10th of eat Bet. Yesler und Washington Stef Every Night This Week. Only Sat her, €1.00; ‘waltrene try i Required fester and Weshingte Zany Matinee, ‘The Aplensaid 3 . bin eed apie - on +0 For information, apply to the Comedy Suc ‘Too Much Johnson of the company in the Globe Firet avenue and Madisen street) @. F. THORNDYKE, Maracer TraMc Department. FUNERAL Di EAWORTH 1408-1498 Third LOYMENT WY REAL f i bed T. W. NOTTINGHAM, DRESSMAKERS c s | BY WILLIAM GILLETTE. . qu er, Ht DREREVARTAG & Phone. 1208, Botrerw: present Gr Lake car Certified copy of Shippers }]|_ Box ofce open from 10 a. m. to 9 pe Hi é required to cleat shipments. He, 22 Seats selling seven days in a VIRTUE an Pacivic Omice, 1100 Ba Ave. fu For 3 small houses; income $20 ~ —_—_—————-} imeity. Gall er month a unds ss ap lots nd Raatlard Seattle, Edm 1413 Second Avenue ATHLETIC PARK) — Fyor 8 coking Lake! and Everett Bon Marche block. a - — Washin ter and sewer | 4 A ee) cake bilie's warts WE ze | yest: tore se | ‘The Palatial Steamer g 5 - PACIFIC NOR wee .BAGUE - veal os C NT U" 1 ERETT. For Your Ice Cream we] fi are Duston. seaa ae. VERSO, i enact oR bs lg hye i “ | Pronuty 4 Haller building Black 36. © DREDGING Three Round Trips Daily. have Lady Fingers, Maca- Baseball Today me J 3 = soir canbes| a 12 ast re o —FURNIsHRD Rooms gt fret, tote Yonler’a edition m. roons, Kisses and all kinds|}| Fae HOT SEN RCA eed Cet ee -|* Reaves Everett 9:15 a. mq 20a nt Raney Cakes, — Gor, First Ave. and Seneca mt trawterriee 4 blocks from Green T:15 p.m. ees Bunday, June 26, %, 27, 28, 29. | Fines ngs; same. improve: | PIRLAT& ROWN, 1sib mecoad aeeawe | RAND Ora fone PORTLAND ve. SEATILE [PQ rs os f'Eiwemon «00. | ——_—-nodeeat ame -| ad . tah New Yor SNAKE HOUSE ‘Theater. | — - aie - a c alitininum, ~nicoloid” Menton, RT ORCHARD John Cort, Mer. Phone Main rg mae ec; atand at ond Xe | Kitehe Wien aren FOR PALER CAR TB. nee saa _ — ex open at 2 o'clock; | a —— apltal, see | is Daily service, ume commences at 2:40. PERSONAL tout, bulla ce, tee tans cars| IN THE 1OR COURT OF . Ms a W. V. RINEHART & CO. bal the shington for King ' ‘ . ‘ Baildiag F aid EE RRA TIN ‘ m, trove | Tor OOMPANIE | Steamers THE PIXIES’ TRIUMPH by vane tant te ser.| pone Win GRR BS aT a PORT ORCRARDE elyn Orme and Miss|titled court in the at 1 bal cure you a building town to bulld at WASHINGTON LOAN OFFICE | Foot of Columbia st by 80 dar matte re n t h day of e " . yo evemen ante vg hte 7,0 matter, rind ho 130 decree eS, is and jewelry ¢ 4 wigne . i. 2 Baked beans, “ Seats on sa will » tvate ant to th brow = BARGAINS i "jewelry. day of 1 at R Ball. | SEF Hinek 4 Mt or |. JOR LOAN OFFICE 34 ave jey building, Seattle, Washington, at L: wd MECHANICAL ENGINEERS Anent th nadia ate 2 last named date .bida In writing will | MY be therefor hark Wala nis hel Hulls, f guardian, all of | 1 restaurants, | retur al with the € E pdaye. An elus the interest of wald minor Ih and to| | - Hoon" Wentern: "Mains mane It r aS os ean 4 4 2 ARD: ar " P. ©, Box 1 French Bik, ne weurl juardian of’ the person and ext ‘ : Financial Ag OcULISTS AND peu i bs z PHRAL, WANK’ Giario” & Raw | threats 881 Hanke: bulla he harp.” Whesied, up C8 HILLS, ca * Sale: a ner eet _Saities\ | Oa. dA WACRINNON oceans wa || FOr Nome pla nd it bles you to play th c s BS . f Night | TO LOAN—Private it low rate ot | DR PE, sanagee Pert most difficult compositions withour| Stémset Oil and Refining Co, i, commoden,’ ane} Bee ar, 100 Yenles | eee tae + $. 8. Oregon, July 1 any kndwledge of music | k of stock of 0 ame 8 and | — Py) — | wearer ee } Comtentaile ost Sel | ly all gold. That remain r curtains, | WARRANTS bought and seid. Seriaan | WARHINCPON” Tniirmury “at Gatcopathy 5 ial, Ju hp aft poids met respaln. et, Tie bent | WA edstetonan, Mutual tate sia, MOP*O® | “YAKe second aye hone dames! anit 8. 0. Conte une hose desiring #tock will do well t a g 1p T Ty 7 ma SLCC ne Sere Come in and Hear it be prompty, arty ea |__ BUSINESS DIRECTORY 5 : 4 ar ‘ DLLs MORRISSG) ro 1SCHLLANROUS | Netubet arching Share r 7 Basement Mutual f at pala for second-hand Bae tons Richart Van a Bo | tle, Wash | es. bed | . ae ut : Sin “ $08. mHINg | WASHINGTON toauit "7 s ‘om- Sherman Cla & Co | ome i ok aah BE seiiaings fe Northwestern Com: 9 y Hl Tae te ems, Gee Dayne OF Con eit te | MAYS. pibdiam welts ana Graver as HANFORD . ns mercial € | 1 bdsesd Wis: nye Seek Meal GO4."”Aleo' coal ‘by aacn | = Bell Mow abi Man 1160 |] omces got-2 Pioneer Buihting: PDA ; . ARIUM, 11-16 Star ch