The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 8, 1902, Page 2

THE SEATTLE STAR. "9 OCULISTS AND AUKISTS ees DK. J, A. MACKINHON, 4 ea 4 THE SEATTLE STAR Pa aT BY STAR PUBLISHING CO EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY TELEPHONES ri He “ae Bustness Dept, Matn 10 Kdltorial Dept , Main 1128 bn! ie S. as : osTrorAatniy OFFICES rk-—230 ‘Te it Dullding 317-218 U, 8. Express Ruilding, CONTINUES ITS or aac to Prices Sharply Reduced |." .0 ag All Over the Store eee ae to per week OF twenty-five conta per One cent per Copy; #ix_o% ty wail or carriera. No free coptes <> { WM. B. BRUGGEMAN Me COLUMBIA STREET — te Washington, a Wotered at tty —_—— HE WAS OUT OF AC The » Newspapers are telling how John D, Rockefeller attend ed a Sunday school pientc, He started from Cleveland, Ohio, on @ train, | with a Dunch of laughing children, most of whom came from families of : t bolste he didn’t play pranks, or do 4 the “plain people He was ¢ terous, | fhe many funny things that a “good fellow” Is expected to do at a plonte | "PHOTOGRAP “ Nobody p grasshopper In his s ra few drope of to | FOR SALK—1 @ new modern residence tn the beautiful Cap- J . | Kmarwon ss room Wile cee Ge eek ee cedars even revel to ity cabs ane onan | (taa/aht eaditien, ob ics, te Mia SoRUEISS bee mweare In every Yo- THE SAVINGS AVERAGE ONE-THIRD OFF [| <¥AS7" sroiicc © — ood avd long swige of lemonade. Hia poor, wor stomach wouldn't | epect; asphalt streets, tile waik, « teh bec permit } "A satin Price $5500 $13.00 | zc: » didn’t # We are going down the When the meal on the grass was over the me arly on the back say Come along, John. hill behind the trees to have a quiet amoke, while the women are picking | up things,” | Why? Because John D. Rockefeller’s wealth stands asa wall be- | | tween him and the r f humanity ‘ | | wu. Morris Chairs | “= '~ | Geo. 31. Wondhouse Co, | RAUTMAN PLUMBING CO. | MECHANICAL ENG Ls MeALLAGTER, We ° | PRINTING “ Most extreme h men experience the same kind of Isolation Sometimes it is the fault of the rich man and sometimes the people rear youble corner (120x320), 0. the wall. There is a feeling of restraint that takes about 9 per cent Dou! ener (120x120), first hil) suitable for hotel, ro: one. house or out of the joy of life. It is hard to be natural tn the | « potentate. Only children, the very young, seem able to forget them | | selves. And #o this old man had his outing. He dodged the reporters, He has been dodging them for years. He succeeded in escaping the camera n y Ty tenements, Calling Like picture, made with quarter-sawed oak frame, highly polished, in the « Back ad- . ccmmnercial print juste positions presence of a fiends—he has not always been able to do that—and passed the hours at | jente ewspapers found it out afterwards, howeve’ na de- | and ratchet; aye sae Rewerapere Cones % ow “sins paint yh Me | $9 feet on King, near Twelfth strect. aT " reversible velour cush- aStugion sireeh jons, plain or figured. | ‘ z ” 816 Sp for some reason, a millionaire try- | ing to enjoy himself is news. They told how he pulled the hat down over his scanty hair and counted the wrinkles in is face. They were | epared the trouble of describing what he ate, because all his militons | couldn't fix John D.'s stomach so that he could enjoy a square meal ‘Twenty-five cents a day would feedhim and leave enough over to arouse STONAGH AND wane Ho | voted columns to the affair, becau his dyspepsia. It is impossible not to fee Will purchase new residence in Broadway district near new High school, t | WEIS Occidental Ave — m dactbe, ‘Treahotme te Ce merry Making contains a not Yet there are thousands of people who ENVY Rockefeller, They do not know when they are well off. _—— oo A BIT OF DOMESTIC TORTURE with Mrs. Mar- the old fellow. His attempt at a marine view. ee ea TANAONS XR, DNOERION, Gi, Second we $2800 A TENTS AND AWNINGS TENTH ood Awnings— Moss i tat One of the strangest divorce cases on record dea! tuining hose and canvas = oe c TY + and eed 1, e ‘ garet Hudson Thomas. She is suing Frank L. Thoma | Will purchase a fine corner (184x120), in come over $3000, annually above, ‘The meat in the case is that Frank “got mad” a bout something in Pike street district. and stopped talking. te | . s Sollaterst To LOAN—Privet - | fesse" Denne ,—' oe o y, Rooms & 4 and 6 | *eamanrs bought en¢ sold Morrison | | Eaheimnan They lived together, ate together, and not a word passed his lips. 12 COLUMBIA STREET DIRECT At table he would pull out a little tab and write: “Pass the butter,” or “The meat is rare,” or some other bit of Information, and solemnly hand it to his wife. ! She stood !t for two years, and then left him. The jokers have had much fun out of the case. They have written about “the quiet home,” and “domestic peace,” ete. but the fact re- mains that the man who would dally insult his wife with that sort of treatment is a hound. FOR BALD—A @-s0re improved ta: A good woman will suffer inuch to avoid scandal. She will hide shame and tears, and suffer inental and sometimes physical torture, - he sooner than spread her sorrow before the rude eyes of a public that nd hewser: span of horses. 2 was sometimes smiles when it should be sympathetic | 5 ee, ee The man who punishes “his woman" by refusing to speak to her | Keaitie and Tacoma, | 82000, is generally a petulant, spotied child in man’s clothes, and no more ft oad soe A Address, Mra. iW, Clark to be at the head of a household than @ baby. He plane to train up | ee ee —e bis wife. to discipline her occasionally, when the chances are that she | Pike street, D. C. has forgotten as much as he knows. at eral auctionser, Tel. Biach S508. Sometimes he punishes her by falling to give the good-by kins at the door, Yt cuts her like a kaife thrust and he consults his vanity and p learns that “a woman should not be allowed her own way too much.” 1 0 if ‘ ev + sis | "1012 Piret avenue. | / our Nowe with NPYS AT 1. tenor" e eae Or he refuses to speak to her fora day, or a week, or for a period a. door sererom rene in inca oer Se | VING—| sults 6 abe calculated to bring her to an adequate understanding of her sins and his dignity. DRY D vf 70. TiO New York block; phone Med 41, Don't think because love rules tn You Will Find Our ue | Yea, these things really happen. ierese & Trametar oa we) Md, eT STERLING. G. Fenelon attorney, asia | fe generally a failure. C0 PANY . rr 1 |W LAMMUTH, 8008 Pacite biock, inde ef teaming. furniture end) your home, and happiness is yours,that all of the men are good and bh Py er — all of the women sweet. - Fresh Pe A. KELLOOG.212 ‘Washington butiaing. OF AT Per ceanien “A g A. © MACDONALD, 609 Burke bullding — 5 orke LYMAN BK KNAPP, 10 Hall ding. If @ man can't rule without becoming a stubborn ass and acting neLr was aris like @ fool, if he can't maintain respect and affection by deserving it, | When BE. W. Newhall & Co.'s store; 4 PUR NALS, de, piers Rianen ana | SOLAN cloned last) evening Mr, Newhall 4) ee Set et ‘D KEMP, 632 Burke ballding. But the moral disciplining process, as applied by some husbands, ladies clot! COFFEE WANTED—M “city; | na a, An eit, CHD; | gzigo Mon tenutifcl insite tot @Ox130 on] ANSTRACTORS he will never make his point by a system of dumb torture, which is . * ted Ww itd gold more dreadful than blows. ee ay te ene ae camp cook, $90; 3 waltresses, $26, | Sitecntn avenue neat” Masinon ane eo Rega ‘ foken of remembrance. The clerks g equal to the best sold olse- Foom and beard; betel cook, $60; | 9ale—iat Sexi? on ‘Twomty-cisth avenue) PLAY a ROIT gathered in the center of the store where at 360 er rmalda; | | near Dearborn street G ADRO! AME i ware ends’ tee per pound housekeepers, country; 3 solici- | $102—Two lots 4m}00 ach and. including ! BOOTH. WHITTLESEY-HANFORD | presentation speech. The latter has is & grim humorist. He is playing a game | been connected with Newhalls for [| SMOKED SALMON— nis her pound : tbaeee aahers; family cooks; general | g300 each Several very sightly Tote 40x100 help. Queen City Employment Bu-| “each on Howard, Roriston ant Broed-| gersct Co. cotahusned atta ot) roy, ne TTLE Abstract Co. N. ¥. block. Mr. Tracy, the desperado, of hide and seek with the officers of the law and the people, with his |the past 17 years, and it waa with | city; waltremses fc | rt : for city, $8.00; | Tiny ntth and Bast Pine | feat, under new Management.| war, «4 of Broadway and term ~ gel. ear line 1121 Third avenue, Main 366, SNAP. IN. GHORGETOWS life as the prize at stake. | leonsiderable emotion that he severed Bi] KiPPERED LMON: He appears and disappears, ali¢wing his pursuers to get no alee, and | Wis connection with hi Plinm treme agy So Por py 4 + Be = a My ; 3 > overcome an ____ | gnan—+ Tote 4ox110 each, corner, lying level, | neon at intervals talks derisively of their futile efforts to capture them. He | he could scarcely make a reply. He [Mf IMPORTED ANCHOVIES HELP WANTED MALB AWD | “pizs Roel mill eer | AW PHILLIS, C7 Houmy tick tnterenetian! rests comfortably In various houses, takes foot baths, dines with his un- | stated that he left Seattle only to a ee kk |e «1! DENNT-FUNBMAK ADDITION DYEING | ee eae willing. hosts, and tries to make himself agreeable, while recotinting his |!0ok after hia other business inter FAT MACKERE ‘ RC enn) Ce ‘ Coded ere ng ee | BL tain Lara adventtsres lests. The store has passed into the Rach ibe and 20 SEATTUR | EMPLOYMENT OFFICE—| gq cach—-2 very siahtiy lots SOx110 each: | “dyeing, repairing, altering ine 147. ? hands of the MeCarthy Dry Goods he ae A od ae iS Deautiful view of inka. liver, 61.50 month, 1007 ‘Third: Ned 444 — Finally he grows tired of traveling alone and “packing” his own | Company CANNED SALMON— Cooke, S18 40 SIG! “aharpbermaiae ra : a effects, and seizes upon a “hired man” for a valet, taking him along Tyrer oy Per can ..... 120, e and 206 walt ronaee A om . mee “Se aoe _ | PARISIAN ye Works we call tor. ciess, || The WHITE PASS & YUKON to.carry provisions and bedding, row his boat, cut wood for the camp ALASKA NOTES RED SALMON— Bares ‘maids: Sompeteat mares mela, cet | NICH comfortable cottage end lot only 38] First ave.: Tol. Main 204 **\] ro tnevattin, pid p 5D SALMON os sdb ones Siig wae: cal 'eary, "got aid, minutes walk Plonger place, on car line; m F ny 7 ane, 5 se _ BANKS — r 4 Tea, there to a grim sort of humor to the aftatr, but Just the come | 3 a1. Curie aod 71k. Carr claim |W ALASKA SALMON BELLIES MY ————————— —____.| Srjensia corner om Belmont. tot G4x128 and) aeaeaeANDINAVIAN AMERICAN BANR || Yunon Sens aia Mr. Tracy will pay the penalty in full, if the officers or anybody else |to have made a rich Glacovery on —Per kit... $2.78 and $4.70 Mishoo boot beip in city. Call up’ Mata | lea on Beacon Mill See poco peers, Casemey ‘Through Line Skagway to ean successfully draw a bead upon him with a rifle. | Bwede creck: which is situated near | COD FISH—t-pound bricks S85." Mrs. Keren, Mar, @ Mala) | everything ih oaid & eee Ue Econ Comirall Dawpon, “a se expected t he y eo Dawson. They claim to have run a ac a very Geatrabie gpeserta weer Univer.) Ff pera. vice Rage It is hardly to be expected that he will ever decorate the end of a yay he Ae gn Be Each. « oe WANTRED—MA = y at a bareein, | SoaTberg. vice pres: J. F. Lane, cash- Daily Train a rope, with an admiring crowd standing around to see “how he fakes |they' found three fert of mravel car. | WHOLE COO F sH— A REVATA eee REPRE | Ter, small ampmined mngeew, chow tm | OE |] nary ane e arsetty a things.” rying good pay. Hundreds of men f pound... . SM OR, NEYADAEMUGK | Wounee ‘apd ote to all Darts CItY Ot All] geeggq? SEES Sid SPIED treet hugh pou with steamers for all ‘The desperado knows full well that surrender means death and he | have left Dawson for the scene of ie TERS~ MACHINE MEN, $2.00 TO §3.00, inde ot eS boat c $100,000, Bc. ti] Points and at White Horse will without doubt fight to the last, if cornered the strike, Per can paler * ash Pwcitc block.” ia Higdon. cash. "East || the steamers for all Yukon e last, If cornered. : ir 3 pacific. block. ; 4 The coroner's jury which sat upon CHOL & HAWKING dl a . Commercial savings and trust bust- NCIS 7 go senate it Rancores all cisions to be careful where and [the case of Harry Henning, tg ba dys ma N STREET rene, Points. a. Spare oa «how they shoot. jany of the men in the suburbs of Seattle and tn out- | committed suicide in the Atlin jall s * Maia and Siler for 10-block | — PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK OF General Offices—Seattle, ° ment” for 1h — tendy we ey | TAKE NOTICE TH : ‘Alaska. lying towns are now going armed with the idea that Tracy or Mer- | "ores the Hiritlah government fon 89, £O HAM— i work. Call 619 Ball ”| WH are seine crea At bedrock pricet| Capltal stock Said tm $828,000 ; eurptun ond Stanger. Ml are Hable to spring up in front of them at any moment. while awaiting trial for killing his anuine swiss CHEESE— FOR MENT-FU RB Rooms | you acreage from cae Pur tres.; J. 8. Goldersti 1 Edmunds At Everett last night a stranger who refused to say whether he was | wife. The verdict was as follows Per pound ... rise RIF RAONE | HOW is THIS FOR ONE? prenr kt, aoe oie ey ee Seattle, a citiet otteaad tr “ ” a The aeceneed, Hatty tenant - | $400--10 acres of the choicest kind of sott| Correa nts in principal etties tn the a Gesperado, was promptly attacked by two citizens armed with revolvers | "The deceased. Harry Henning. | PURE HOME-MADE LARD Cor, Fist Ave. and Sane | Mee" Seeteactay tomhe etork rire, frome | Untven and Bayope: and Everett and he replied with spirit. Fortunately nobody was killed as a result of | fivred wound in the throat, itis the fn /N WINS= | Rooms by the Day or Week. | city: Clove to good schoo! and ins good | Sars CANAD! ‘The Palatial Steamer the battle, but the outcome might have been entirely different. Opinion of the Jury that the decease g:2oend ar eays 1208 RST AVENUB. | Selghbortene ee ADAMS, oR hever rere Ty crs oF EVERETT. With s0 many men looking just like Tracy and Merrtil-and with so | was of unsound mind and siso jocpeung’. st fo ef pat Za fred ders 425 Ploneor building. (Right million ei ‘Three Round Trips D many armed citizens abroad looking for the outlaws, somebody is Mable = aoe Gnd eat poate: -pound : | = eat a Leaves Seattle T a m., 13 xtend > r |, 1901, we- CARE: oe to Grop in his tracks before the excitement subsides. Corded the deceaned, without the op. |fy CHOICE LEMONS— Nick +. mon end BEATILE RANCH Corner bp 2 — Dy EER Have « care! portunity of @ trial, js an outrage on Per G08. ' «5 fo oe - | GnkaP HOME trent cag Oe Gairencte, 2 tale eS Me Serewuree st 2 Pritivn justice. Further, that the ff TRIAT'S BONELESSSAR- Mi” ron saum—acnn TRACTS. : Finnie Remen_e B th uncertainty of the time of trial and DINES— WORKING “tree lth” a - $25 powN, 410/THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK op| * hone James yy CHARLES SCHWAB’S APPLE DONATION the consequent brooding of the prin Per ean + +++ 250 and 300 ova. Briscoe & Lloyd about * NOW vite Lae Pon a “ua oner intensified his mental condition Your homes "8 Hinckley’ block. FUL NOME: FINE PLACE FOR GAR. | ure ; Charles Schwab's apple donation gets through the skin and into the |8N4 1s responsible for the deceased's | lage She We "LORE TO SCHOOL AND Cake | D. M. MeMicken. vice heart. tion. The Gaol bullding, In which | 7 “ Bay OU-ws - ; NEI ‘OFr- RF. Parkhurst, PORT ORCHARD | the deceased was confined, wax un | “hac Eitan tne Bumete On onstn |e oe ee He was just such a happy-go-lucky boy as you can find anywhere |fit for human habttation. This coun . Gve,; tek Main G01. "Also coal by each — | —— Daily service, now, and he liked the taste of stolen apples. The original sin in every | try is easy of access and at no time | a fe ie RECTORS boy adds sweetness to purloined fruit. It shouldn't be so, but it is no, | fince the arrent of the dacassel hes) i IMPERIAL PORT WINE: ; | Seaacifah Tae fret addin | Oe a at. van aagscapteden divedbos. > ° mle fo ge to > a fe bow cn the market . Lat the sociologists explain it if they can. have reached Atlin.” | ghey gel da we c {nthe Inst, few. ayn: $93. to S110 acl ae 777777] Bremerton 8. Navy Tere eal] fSichwab used to steal his.apples from trees on the grounds of Mt. — = OLD BL IrenniA SHERRY en eg OY | REFIT AD 7 a Aloysius’ Academy at Creston, Pa. I (hg 19 and ®% Downe " 4 er wal. .......$1.00 and $1,! i Bese Flyer He never forgot it. Men don’t forget those things. They love the oxtan kc uee Aeavina : MNS. HANS Spring millinery at lowest Athlon and Inland memory of youthful pranks, and tell the tales to their children and their JULY SPECIALS WINE al oe ake Fee ote erat. eo Wee roe ee grandchildren. ' Per gal. .....+.$1.00 and $1.25 . _Bresent” Grea Lake car tine. PEADARS 3. 6 ee From Columbia Dock, : Foot of Columbia street And way down in the heart, there ts often a sneaking desire to go OLD MADEIRA WINE— 4 Fon wALRat e AND. CONTRACTOR por 28 ‘dentable ge espiodye ye diy Meera: edly Fe ecs $250 nan unmatured contract, W wee 7 5 Leave Seattle 30, 9:00 back to the old town. the farmer from whom he used to e e enn 5 ERS. 50 and $2. fact matures will, pay the kc $9100780 a : fronting on” , ’ a. m “1:18, 2:00 and acme i a Fon « ma ie - L me npariy has weveral houres comple lake close 40 2 acres grub ng -Railyway and high | ff Giaturday only, ‘extra trip 11:90 B steal melons, laugh at the dog, and remark: “Mr. Jones, do you know Tt Hh hic sus 9s se, Pg Yorgi we geod Hi oo ed 2 wcree po these aoe Meat ‘and: Hen work he bunt (f. Leave Bremerton: 6:15 ang me? Don’t you remember Biii Rogers’ boy, whom you set the dog on portunity ta secure’ m house on easy pay-| years . housa, good well and| Aredging harbor improvements, | & ™.. 12:80, 3:00, 530 and 6:18 me deel dee Wot dda walk? Jeet the agli 14 drop Wh dh the ei6-tben aah TABLE CLARET, Extra Choice hnents ot oniy 84.00 'per month. Calt-or| hump ‘on ne yore: arm 36x48; Thicker vite aris |p ciasrave, pianos: #80 and see how things look.” i ‘ 8 TO 11 A. M. Onna We Ms oS Setavan Sulising.__.| | ees Sea me Meee toh et WNACKS Leave Charleston: 8:00 and 12:86 And then you planned to'pay off the mortgage on Jones’ farm, leave PAGNE— BOARDING HOUSE A. map hs ce at ROLL, "TS Recond Avena ~ | BOR P Micasant Beach a money for a new library, buy uni # for the “Umpah Cornet Band,” Per bottle , A blocks: there's pl rows, | ~ Wousn NUMBER take sengeere lenvien Sporty Per don. ning thal of all kt with | JENXS0GL.~ aluminum, nicoleid. ~~ it Sees Bundaye, yt Fe ‘ont ren & Arnel ice. Plenty of men have had those and slather money around like a pr Fare—S0 cents round trip, OYE bao we, co eH, “¢ ‘ presitars 4 9-Inch Granite Pie Plate.. ’ ould; and, as, dramatic as you please, he planked down c L . : - | We : ~ posongd of good steel trust money in payment for the Baldwin apples he |fq Granite Wash Basin ..... ooper evy nist Tepes | THN ACHR -Coneaptonty focatnd al in an Bee ak ed le many years ago. eat & yard up. becond setupe;: Vale, ouallp. put. fe.¢ a | arco 1-gailon Barthen Jug.. 104-106 First Aven, ahean. ag: es A jee: ermal sgh : Every man who has wanted to go back and “make good” will envy | Bot. Yesler and Washington Ste «118 Second « Funning water; owner ia going North; to] W, V. RINEHART &@ CO.. 60 N ¥, bin, > IB wet Dishes, nem! ‘Telephone, Main 182. pene See lead ncn ime’ Weaproreel pees rr For Nome and Ti DRIVERS CT yetal | ‘The Peerless Ocean Gre: 44 pieces, , mente cont | Z r ae Yow York bilock.! 168. — Special attention to family trade; & 8. Oregon, July 1% Mr. Schwab the sensation and the pleasure he got out of the gift. OBER ANY, 410 New You RONERT MALTRY, 410 Nes St. eee porcelain 82.50 secre ana The wrong man whose facial resemblance to Tracy caused him to Glass Water Set, 6 ginseos, 1 WATCHES, DIAMON! FINS be captured at Port Gamble, may thank his lucky stars that the posse S08, 2 VERT 2-« (pr Oe libort I ND Sp.VERWARE #00, fz ‘hotae, $1.38, per Gor. oF ote | ME le ceente mma JRWEERY 8's. Centennial, July ry Yt shoot first and find out afterwards. Tw ck C Oe 708 tet rat_avenu i “ghia ; S noren cleared WASHING To: 3 . 1 iM Painted Bird Ca sce BP) Lhe largest Jewelry house yitale ‘at all hourw; reasonable, ‘Tel. |» howser, suring water: $1900 tih Washingto incavery foe. Teller Probably Anderson, the “hired man,” will have offers to lecture, if mee yer ab haw west. r oe fing. pn idiagchiy ROBERT MALTBY, 410 New York plook, | pemeree eA Throweh we fie finally escapes from the clutches of Tracy. “My experience as the — “* FORTY AGRES—Good land fa Sin wa Tgweirs. |] pointe on Wild Goons MNS. OFTEDAL, electrician, 494 Ho! JOR LOAN OF or feel n or valet of an outlaw, without pay,” might prove quite attractive. Classified Ads — Watdort ee » So eam tere 5 per Tas SUYSCR SW Se army see, free Set ere | “A i AR IT je: large barn; chic Naz ——————- | ace ; " ; as fe i vaate | PELGER & RLOUT DE ise uy wee eee z wr r ROWPRT MALTRY, 410 New York block. |F Fou WaUT CoN | welRiicn gl prope Northwestern household goods, stoves, bedr ik Yee @ ateam OF | XTY- BIGHT AGRES—S acres In bearing Main 647, . mercial Co. om wets “hte ‘sto. and second-hand office gasoline launch, or echooner, which | Sor ierd; 00 acres partly Cleared: 4-room 4, eens eBAnd, oftae | an be fitted with engine, Call or] om Fy Bg a RY avenue south, Tel, Red 1929. address C. F. JIMISON, 408 Lane, | nOGnr MALTEY. s10 New York biock, | MERAINED, bouent wold. ‘ OMoes 201-2 Pioneer Building Union 83 Kistlor’s hucksters’ ordinance seems not to be faring very well Last night a petition was read before the city council signed by 2,000 Clugens, th which-tt was stated that produce peddlers are desired. 1218-4217 Secon Ay