The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 26, 1902, Page 2

THE SEATTLE STAR BY STAR PUBLISHING Co. SVERT AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY, TELEPHONES: Kaitortal Dept Business Dept. Matn 1050. . Main 113% ay MABARD W La Wditor BF. CHASE, Bustin Manager wees = OFFICES: Brattle—1107 ‘Third avenue New York-—280 Temple Court Bulldtn, Ome as Chicago—M7-218 U. 8. xpress Build seme One cent per Copy) st conte per week oF twenty-five conte per month, delivercd ty mail or carriere, No tree copten Entered at the portotice at Heattian Washington, an seoond-olage matter EMPEROR WILLIAM’S WEDDING DECREE Emperor William has put the ban on cheap wedding# by that no officer in his army may marry unless he receives a Om $1125 a year, and has an income of $376. At first blush that looks ike nonsense and an unwarrant ence with something that might be left to the good sense of lovers, But we have the same thing in Yankee army life, except that law ia unwritten. The young officer Is compelled to keep up the style of expenditure maintained by his fellows, and If he marries he searches for a rich wife or maintains his household on bis private income, Love th a cottage is poetic and romantic, Whena man and & woman love so intensely that all the wortd ts blotted and they forget everything but their own happiness, even hardship is welcomed, and the it ‘of a little privation In @ private Eden is entrancing. We Are creatures of habit—ail of us, ‘The comforts that a man en- joys before marriage he wants after marriage. He may cut down his cigar allowance and wipe out his theater appropriation, He may solves to spend ar where he formerly disposed of three, but at times his soul yearns for the old Way of living, and It doesn't take him dering ry of 1 interfer- the out, wide ant re- | mor one d habit Rood-paying inews in Indiana; nished hy as to established milling bus would give a lone wa # in & Well-fur disposition, always in # and can give beat of § my character and ha to mt hu oneee no bad oe long to discover that the philosopher who said that two can live as Twelve Famous nsen Pictures cheaply 8 one must have existed when clothes were not worr, when | free ¢ e. 4 ariber to food grew wild and could be had for the plucking and the meat trust: | croung . did not have its heavy hand wn the home, | of And as it is with a man, so It i» with a woman. Love doesn't per pov os chuc » © groce Poor ania Bonga manently add flavor to chuck steak and bargain sale groceries, | ‘Wretensor ‘Wheek at euhe meals have written finis on many & romance Monday and Friday evenings. When the young couple, loving though they may be, reach the | vate stage where each must be content with far less than was enjoyed be- fore marriage, there must be come mighty firm loving--a strong, patient | husband, a tender, careful wife, of a home will be on the rocks ‘They do come out all right, surely! In thousands of instance tf you will make a study of divorce records you will find that a great many people have married who should never have wedded, who needed 1. © friend to say: “You are not fit. You have less thought of the future | ‘han © sparrow. You are going to jump from a $2,000 life Into @ $1,000 income and expect love take the place of some necessities and «a great many luxuries, If you are not sure of yourself, if you are net pre pared to make all the sacrifices needed, if you are not prepared to be Drave and tolerant and forgiving and hopeful, don't marry now, Wait for wisdom and rob the divorce court of at least one victim.” Some people can take care of themselves. A good many lovers are not sane, and they should be surrounded with wise laws and regula- | tions that will decrease the number of matrimonial tragedies. Most of the mistakes of love are discovered too late. —_—_—— Dr. E. Renjamin Andrews, unquestionably a again gotten himself talked about by denouncing bachelors. He fald that bachelors are not only immoral, but that they are ustiess or worse, and concluded by asserting that all great men are married, It would be interesting to know what appraisement Dr. Andrews places upon Herbert Spencer, regarded by most authorities as the fore- most scientist and metaphysical thinker of the past century, whose life has not included matrimony. Max Nordau, the Austrian Jew. now liv- ing in Paris because exiled from his native land, one of the most bril- Hant intellects of the living world. is a bachelor, So was Voltaire, the | greatest Frenchman of his age. Engiand had many famous bachelors, | Macaulay, E. Gibbon, David Hume, Adam Agnith. Jonathan Swift—in- | tellectual and literary celebrities all. Sir Isaac Newton was a bachelor, | So wae the younger Pitt, the greatest of British prime ministers, whore | statesmanship overthrew Napoleon. Of Alexander Von Humboldt. whose long life of ninety years was | Wholly devoted to science a noted lecturer once sald. “He never mar- ried. He hadn't time to marry. Michael Angelo had not time to marry Many of the world’s greatest artists have lived singte. Washington Irving and John Greenivaf Whittier lived unwedded. ‘Thaddeus Stevens the great commoner, who ruled the house of repre- sentatives during the civil war and recenstruction period, the most erit- Seal epoch of the republic, was a bachelor. It im true that a large majority of the World's great men have been married, for the same obvious reason that a majority of them haye been | homely. This is also true of dull men, commonplace men, rich men, poor men, bad men and good men. Most men get married, hence benedicts | predominate in every cines. | Matrimony does not make men able, Sometimes it unmakes them, Very often it helps them. It depends on the woman. If she is chiefly in- terested in the man’s ambitions, and devotes her life to promoting them, she i= a constant stimulus to his efforts. If she hitches him to the dox- cart of her petty household and social affairs, it would be better for him, so far as Wordly ambition Is concerned, that he should have a millstone hanged about his neck, and he be cast into the sea. | ‘When the world shal! attain absolute human liberty, something that has never yet existed on this earth, people will cease to meddle and theo- ize about the strictly personal affairs of others. When the human | mind shall become fully freed from prejudice and petty egotiam, intelli- | gent men will cease to utter dogmatic falsehoods to support mere person- al opinions. | Hallie Erminie Rives thinks editors should not ¢at too much. ‘Where could they get it? H 1O-m tut | very able man, has A w | ‘The New York couple who were married in a patrol wagon must have been guilty of a grave offense to receive punishment #0 unusual and cruel. met with more sympathy ¢ selected a time when coal However warm love may be, Prof. FE. Benjamin Andrews might hi in his crusade for universal marriage had and beef were more nearly within reach. ft carwnot heat the hearth. Speen wesw oO | Thesis | BITS OF GAIETY w0neneneneeeeees| Juder and Mrs. lurks gave & re- Pollard dentin |attinc ance how na At the Grand this week the Pol-| Weunington, ‘The affair was in honor ean an en een ‘peing [Of Rear Admiral Casey and Mrs.| Ee ‘The little actbrs and # | esata is i lyemterday afternoon at the Firioc Saver ore, They iho made {ct Mine Coriien of Dew York and “By quest little Fred Pollard witi| ee Althea Coiling of Baltimore “Please Go Way and Let Me) ponte: “each performance during this) rr. and Mra. E. W. McGinnis, who pe Caamenres* have been camping at Al-Ki point, | i Belasco-George Co. will return to the city some time | A company of clever child speciai- | week. iste, the Helasco-George Company, is showing at the Seattle theater this | | Miss Itlethe a” isting Mr. and) week. The children are well drilied | Mrs. George Linkfeld at their home and have much natura! talent and|!m Elgin, 1. Mr. and Mra. G, 1 skill. The littie people will hold the | Meld “have recently been the boards all week with regular Sat-|of Col. A. J. Blethen om Highand | drive. | | Georgia Minstrels | urday matinee Richard and Pringle's Georgia Min- | a Thursson will give her home on Queen Mra. Charies ( luncheon at streis ts the attraction at the Third | Anne hill Thursday afternoon, It will | Avenue theater this week. The en-|be the second of a series of junch- tertainment je « first-class one and |eons given by the tame hontens WV r WANTED —MALe will run the week with regular Sat~ + WANTED —Hooktend urday matinee. Mra. H. A. Nobié and Mre. F. H Hig} linger “ ownell entertained this afternoon nv we Machet the Yarrow home of Mrx,.C. H. PR Socratic B \vbag ay . =e ngs he. ‘The affair war a very pret cers,” is holding the boards at the |ty one, “ bri Men a Madison. The cast of the pinay has|ung and many guests were pres: been slightly changed since the in ee 1 pro Beet ie Mrs itial performance and a good w duction is now being put on, Burchard. will give a) luncheon party Thursday at the Ft The specialties introduced are good. lock ch About forty invitations | | apunagperees ae have b hi “ t ia © ted | CHARGED WITH LARCENY to be a very einborate anh” Stelia and Wm. Bowman, two col- ored people charged with robbing S.| Miss Alvah Hudson of Tacoma tm! y.,, H. Stuart of $117 last Baturday night,| Visiting In Seattle as the guest of 4 were yesterday bound over to the |Mra, C. F. Whittlesey. superior court by Justice George on a| charge of grand larceny. The wom-| ©. B. Blethen ts spending a an was heid in the sum of $1000, and) athe were: co 's bail was fixed at $500, | were committed. FUNERAL | oF JUDGE FR FRY The funeral of Judge Daniel J ‘anted—Good strong youngman to be apprenticed to Jearn a fine trade. Call between 9 and 1 a. m, 1107 | Third avenue. Roats leave | depot, from 10 t« Reichert Bros. pianos 10 if You are Using Regular 10-cent quality, special FRUIT ORERORS— WASHING MACHINES— CHAIR SATS—16 to % yer caoar WASH ‘TUBs— 19g ae Tress ster. LADDERS—4 to 10 feet TOILET SPON pansenw comas— FEATHER DUSTERS— LLINUOR DEPT ROCK AND RYE weeny $1.00 ANHEW COCKTAILS—Acsorted flavors —Per bottle 400, 75e and $1.25 ANGELICA WING oronre PORT haters ‘ Cooper & Levy Bet. Vesior und Washin. a Sts No fies in your house with nd door sei cf leasone daily. Te Vi . it the Wisconsin ninute servic —__e—— Package Coftee nd paying 15 cents per pound for an inferior article, better Give C&L. kage Coffee, which is considered among the best, a trial, Special price today and tomorrow, Aug. 26 and 27— Por Pound 10c Japan Rice tomorrow— Per Pound 6c 2-quart 4-quart 333 Latest improved— Each $3.50 to $7.50 Rach Had we SPRAY oumee-. . 88 ameter 20 to 2-inch— 55, 65 and 750 9 and $340 TBe to $1.75 GES— 100, 150, Me and 50c SKINS—Full ven > Fach ibe 2%e Ie, 350, Sc, 7Se and $1.00 ELSBACH MANTELS— Per bottle ER BEER— Per bottle Qe Per dos. $2.50 Per @ 50 and $2.00 EXTRA QUALITY TA CLARET— reas $1.00 and | #1. 28 Per gal 104-106 First Ave. Telephone, Main 1AM THE MAN, me Ne, $2.00 TO $3.50. . & WAWKING MAIN STRICT Fry, who died at Nome, July 8, was held from Bonney & Stewart's chapel at 2 o'clock this afternoon, The ser~ vices were under the auspices of the A. R. Rev. Clark Davis officiated. tt ati Dr. J. P. Sweeney has returned from his vacation. Office, Hotel Se atte Fletcher & Carpenter, realty bar. Grins only. nee WAvEED— FM ALR care tor small child Ballard, — Addrosn 1 oat man of pleas-|— THE SEATTLE STAR. For the Hunter ner wanna ann Seattle Dental Parlors dentas offtee waccwconcooce: WOLMES’ GOOD FURNITURE eoeeesepacg. APD fi » Hinckley Bik. The eautpped eo ve ee fantipc we den~ largest and beat n the Pacific the latest and most dx of modern and pain) tintry. We crown, fill and extract teeth without the least main. No Loaded Shells, 12 gauge, per_box douts Gens a, Wal ak attains i , : Sie f long years of experience. We ' Loaded hells, 12 gauge, smoke nur teeth and tell you in J per box be advance just what your, work will € 2.50, cont. We make no charge for extracting teeth when plates are J Mb, . ordered. All work guaranteed 10 years. Lady always in attendance. COOCOCE SS I Sail tg 61.00 Full Set of Teeth +. .95.00 | Gold Fillings .. seers 1.00 ‘ Bridge Work . | Silver Fittin 500 1.00, 25, #1.75 < Stevens Sete thos * Gold Crowne .....+++¥4++ $5.00 | Painless Extracting Road : B7.00 Parlor Rocker, choice quartered utting money inte ovina As above With patent ejector Examination Free Oak, hand-rubbed to brilliant, ° pags a sree tees 7.50 mirror-like polish; saddle seat, if the expenditure be made t DOR J K. CARSKADDON golden finith; regular $6.00; ,., 2 99048 of the “Holmes’ Good c bd ® e niture” typ Our big fist ; 1 Professional Manager. specials this week offers the by J Special Sale _ 00 furniture investments of the ee. | Rooms 11, 12, 13, 14 Hinckley Blook. This Week ° phere: beat c Take Elevator—Beoond Floor. , ‘ PPLE Rinployment Offic ters for all kinds 713 Union Bik., First Avenue THE REAL PAINLESS DENTISTS. Ail work guaramteed for 10 years. Teeth help; we {Third G.LHOLMES | MAGI 4 LARGE BALB ot | mating Te country orders solicited and James. M 1c Bh Fishes best momen 110) 8a Ave. fore ip in city Mra Keren, Call up’ Mate | Mer Gold Filling Biiver Filli Or &.4 VARLONE 1, & 8, 4, 8, 6-One Door CHRAP HOMIE BRAUTOrUL + siahily tote rein #0 2 monihiy. Lake ta. bulla | Maller ATERAL BANK (arto & Reed caned @8 any good collateral st low pale of gr ener, 100 Terler uate | Teas a gE PAE ut anie of Kealey 8 took h of August, at the entire stock of hardware, crock- ery. Kraniteware, giaseware, tin- ware, cutlery, groceries; also counters, shelving, show cases, grocery bing, scales, etc, The above stock fs all good and clean 4 worthy the attention of coun- iry slorekeeper nd others 4 G. Bickerton & Co,, auctioneers. N snlg of elpgunt furniture, tbe of T-room pr FOR SALE BY F. Wt WEST, UNION BLOCK, CITY, | $1700. | A very fine corner, #0x1I¢, on Fit- teenth avenue north, facing City KB, clean ferniahed rooms, cheap. for men only. 2321 Phird avenue, between Bell and Battery, OMAND PACTIIC WOTEL, 119 iret sve. house furuished, 911 modere, park, graded streets, city water, concrete walk, sewer, and all paid for; reasonable terms; very con- ONAL AL CATARIT CORE wii cure or money returned) 2% cente. Send f-cent gtamp for free sam pie, Magteat @atarrh Cure Co., box 1254, Seattle. venient to car line, S509, DETRCTIVE Work peditiousty pertormed. con taiiy and ox Eaten ew | perience. 0 0. bom 1948, Rentthe | and Sixteenth avenue, one block cabinet per don. tor one | y Kastman'e Uredie. *31)) ¢rom Capitol hill car line; streets! far. "bana Pars avenue Te nea’ Sez_| are asphaited; have concrete walk, | | PRIVATE detective; confidential, PO. box | oo sewer and city water; all street im- ee feioe™ ‘ a Mourn, provements paid for in full. $450. Y OW BUILD A NOME sel) you nine contracts Nombers at aetual cort Just been prid in am them. With thest, buy or bulld’@ home, buy & ranch Lot 45x120, on west aide of Sixteenth vey | Ana it} avenue between Harrison and Re- | publican streets, oly teats you own a hom =| Lot 48x120 to an alley; east front | N locate 100 partion on yellow pine lands. Just opened for | entry, yielding 4,000,000 to the quar-| @treet improvements are in and ter and b with he company ¥ timber ts | paid for, luable than eedar. Rehrens, nt & Mahoney, b24 New York | $1600, } fort Orenara | N€W and modern 6-room cottage tn ‘ony ‘#30 fouth of Weattie, $800; $10 one block from | ly Trobertaon, f Bank hard -fn lot 60x 120 Take BO Hor FORRCLOSED property bam laned house In food eondition car line; fractional corner lot. heap for cash | | Broadway district, | $260, Lot 40x100, on Seventeenth avenue south, near Dearborn street. $3000, Fine modern cottage on Summit av- | enue near Pine street; lot 50x100, $715, | Lots 60x120, on Nineteenth avenue ts and $0 tor Taree, Oct #10 jown and Ll month; Rainier n Dock. between Madison and Union streets; easy torms, | $2500, | New and modern 6-room house one block from Broadway, near Repub- Monn street: easy terme, ‘own's Dental Parlors, 712 First Avenue, Union Block. | Fine modern cottage on Summit av- Giiet crowned absolutely bain by iy late method applied m. Seutrecting is free when other ordered. Give us & eati and have ination and our prices will please Full Set . Gold Crown... tracted, FURNITURE Co. 1108-110% SECOND AVE South ef MacDougal) @ Geuthwick’s, M. 3. STERLING, pension ettorcer, 8 potary | public, 0 Marion F. W. WEST, UNION BLOCK, TA. KELL0G0,313 Washington building. &. © MACDONALD, 400 Burke building. LYMAN & KNAPP, 10 Maller building. WD. LAMBUTH, f008 Pecite bie G. WARD KEMP, 483 Burke PS ee supisasta Basement of the Bee feel" Lite butteing teenth avenue north, facing City | Soorm- we MANPORD ty ee ~~ pYRING arp cs Ce ae eine POR BALE BY F. W. WeeT, UNION BLOCK, CITY. $1700, A very Tine corner, S0x116, on Fit- Ab. Rassment of | 5 Derk, graded streets, city water, concrete waik, sewer, and all paid for; reasonable terme; very con- venient to car line. $3500. Unusually fine double corner 102x120 on the northwest corner of Aloha | ~~~ THE SCANDINAVIAN AMERICAN BANK bani vusiowss and Sixteenth avenue, one block! ff Breit A senerat from Capital hill car Mine; streets are aephaited; have concrete walk, sewer and city water; all street im- provements paid for in full. $850. Lot 48x120 on west side of Sixteenth ~ &. E. CAINE, For Nom 8. 8. “NOME CITY," Aug. For San. 8. 8. “CHAS. AMT. avenue between Harrison and Re- publican streets. avenve. D. A. CAMERON, Manager. $1260. 5 THE FIRST XN, AL BANK OF : Lot 448x120 to an alley; east front; Street improvements are in and paid for. ‘$1600, New and modern 6-room cottage in Broadway district, one block from car line; fractional corner lot. $250. steamers Points ang-at W wales the steamers for Polat. J. Let 40xi00 om Seventeenth avenue south, near Dearborn street. V_RINENART & tan Building $3000, enue near Pine street; lot 60x100 $715, Lots @0x120 on Nineteenth avenue > ie seen, Sew ae Net Jom Loa Norrice, Tir’ Ss ave “JUNK ‘Fou Want correct his and prompt IW Teeen ase) with the Chieape Dune Gee 1300 Western: Main between Madison and Union streets; easy terma, Ont, __ MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS REPAIRS. Vout sold Taste OCULISTS AND AURISTS DROPORTA NADEAU tye, ear, hose and | threat. 331 Burke bulidine. DR. J. A. MACIKINNON, 4 Chapin bid. DR. KIBBEK, Hatley butiding, $2500, New and modern 6-room house, one block from Broadway, near Re- publican street; easy terms, F. W. WEST, UNION BLOCK, ahr, EO TLE intr maar D. 0.5 Nain Tah Coitins’ Bhook. WASHINGTON Insticute of Oxteoparh ; raing. Ta | Sal or, Bate Deporit Mul Beattie three years, LAWR ce MART, Osteopathret, 206 ~ thington bloc! z PATENT ATTORNEY BARNES « Co., THIS Btarr-Doya bia ADAMS, rafting. Colman bid. NYSICIANS AND SURGEON DR. ANNIS RUSSELL, “8A Hinckley. FACTOR ArNERs STAMP PHOTOS—218 Columbia street. OO PLUMBING TO CRAVENS CO. iumbe: jone, Main —<———— WAL MULLING New work quarantesd ear. Northwestern mercial Co. iano eotimates: 8. 8. OREGON, 6p. m. Al NTENNIAL, SEPT ‘The Oregon ts the most qe a pointed oak and one of the ta 0 RAUTMAN PLUMBING CO., Main as PRINTING AND BINDING THE vy Pre . Bn ed Call Announce: Prone, Cards, Weddin First and Pike BUSINESS DIRECTORY Wr OWORTON. AeA Som Inc.. 907-11 Ba Nington street 218 Sort port Pri OPOL. Band 104 AGND, “The Printer, successor to Market R, PiONESN BUtt NK, UNION 8. tre - = oe.