The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 24, 1902, Page 2

{ BVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY, TRLEPHONE Business Dept.. Matn 1000. —_ B® HASARD WELLS, Batter OFFICKS: Beattle—110T Third avenue. New York-2% Temple Court Bulldini UD, & Express Buildin, Chicago—817 { ‘One cent por conr, mail or carriora No tree copies, ~Bntergdl at the postofice at Seattle. {@ conte per week oF (went THE SEATTLE STAR BY STAR PUBLISHING CO, Ealtorial Dept |, Main 1138 | BF. CHASE, Nustness Manager as ennte per moni, delivered See SIXTY DAYS IN JAIL A man must eat. dpen to him? b Is it fair to blame him if he makes dishonesty a profession? Two years ago John B, Henderson, a young New Yorker, stole ®omething. It cost him a good name, seit- Lite. a In prison he made some good resolves. He was In no way hardened. He determined to work, to show the something, to carn his bread, to become, as other men, a decent mem- Dor of society. So, one day he walked out of prison and began to hunt for a Job. He had a notion that he had paid the price of his dish had obeyed the rules, complied with every demand of the willing to start even again, He was wrong. s The penalty for dishonesty lasts NOBODY WANTS A THIEF “Rut [ve reformed,” pleads the @orry, I was put in a cell to punish 4m their lives ?* NOBODY WANTS A THIEF. When John B. Henderson bravely told his story he was shown the @oor, Sometimes a policeman was called, He didn't find work, and he @id become hungry. He got a job, He worked hard. _ Fecognized Jobn B. Henderson. R HAVE ENOUGH JUSTICE, HAVE A FAIR CHANCE. . Ht t of He if boodlers, who appealed to God, tmagining that their purposes, that their nefarious work of plundering the public had HELENA SHUT OUT w! the famous giant the Helena ball team, re- bumps and lots of them park yesterday afternoon. big boy couldn't fool Dugdale’ with any of the numerous kinds that he had brought over tana with him. Seattle the shut-out habit and out their opponents they Yesterday they were all dry land. The Helena Reds ut out by @ score of & to 0. Seattle fans were expecting to we to root for their lives this feries in order to win out. They came to the game yesterday loaded down with infernal machines for If soctety refuses to let him work, is there an honest avenue left law has forgiven me. Isn't {t in the hearts of men to also give me a place So he went into the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Co, swore that he had ever been convicted of a crime, and signed the na Cox to his application for employment. He did his best. iben And one day Judge Hurd, who sentenced him, boarded the car and [performed a similar operat jhe w inue $4 and Judge Hurd must have a heart abdut the size of an acorn. He fold of his discovery to a detective, and John B, Henderson was haul- @4 into court, and from there sent to prison. Sometimes law makes highwaymen, Sometimes society, by Its faflure to Hitt up the human being who wants to do right, sends a man perdition. WE HAVE ENOUGH LAW IN THIS COUNTRY. WE CAN NEV! GIVENESS FOR THE ERRING. JOHN B. HENDERSON DIDN'T may be a small matter to most minds, but to the more than observant {t must have become painfully apparent that of late extraordinary lot of human faults and ills are being latd upon the not whether they be railroad presidents, preachers or ‘councilmen, they are equally removed from God, Insensibie to . pect, and 18 months of his world that he could amount to nesty, He aw, and was tilt death, ex-convict. “T was bad, and I'm me for my transgression. The ne of Harry B. HUMANITY AND REAL FOR- THE SEATTLY STAR. SPAIN TO HAVE NAVY Plan to Build Modern War Vessels for which he DARING HOLD-UPS Two Cases Reported in Which! Masked Robber Figures e that showed | Black Worsted or ‘allor-made Bult workmanship and materials go Two holdups thought to have been Washington, as second-class matter jcommitted by a skeleton k th canon the | A The Spanish | tee perfect Mt and satiefaction coording to high « pted @ propoutti builders for money was rec He talked but lit tle and went about his work as if h with @ revolver IMPERIAL TAILORING (0. 1102 Second Avenue. will be built at yards and pe annual Installments id been up on a had been in the business for nd so handed the work pro lord Dich admiral nish navy i drafting « bill to be presented to the Cortes tn Oc recently waid that 4t ts in le tor Bpain fo have a navy be annihilated such ridiculous ease as char Holdups have been very seare dur- the past few months and the po- |fwct that the town w criminal element tives will at ¢ DISCUSS TERMINAL ~ QUESTION At & special meeting of the Pacific oulprite wilt The First Hold-Up apprehended |Meet at Santiago by the Americans. posenntee: Mined at 8:30 o'clock at ‘Tenth avenue the robber st WSDL will pen F low Was armed with a . the railroad tu aid tree 40) end 4b OMORROW Tomorrow All ®itk Tet- feta Ribbos, worth Te and de, at..4%e Perfume tn bulk, as- sorted odors, worth Motyokebioek sof the elty Jonce - might as well resign himself to his ated his hands any other citien eated in this ou ng the apeaks who are inter- Walker found whe If after the robber h | Georg Jand James KE. Blackwell. tlemen will be pecially prepa: in ite several | Walker found the bunch of keys on A Second Victim Munden was the He was held up in an entire- jly different part of the city by @ lone masked highwagman. Mr. lives at 2308 4 was held up near his home. The Tomorrow } Tomorrow 1,000 yards 4% and 6- NEW FLATS Frances Noyes secured erect & row of 1,000 boxes of extra worth 20 and 3% 0 oxen good grad Writing Paper, sheets paper and 24 envelopes, worth ta, selected rose avenue, at a cor Steamships Humboldt and Faral- row, with bottles lon of the A. &. Oo. canal points Inst night with fair pas- | salled for Lynn Ladies’ Pure Linen Homatitched home when he was ac The fellow ordered his hands up and then searched Mr. A purse containing « couple of dol- lara, & fountain pen and a Wood- man badge were atolen. 7 v; be - = ian ae French Bristle Tooth Brushes, worth 9c, She and tomorrow, lorthern Light, 110 tons, i, wn ated from La 10 paiva Setengpors ita garb of aniffilng verbiage, means simply that movement to starve and bulldoze a vast community people into a forfeiture of their human rights, the directing authority is Almighty God. an infamous lie is but to open the subject. in God's goodness, His especial care for the love, His justice, this insolent assertion is ery to heaven, It !s an impious wrong that indicated that chair of the nation, then of Mr. Roosevelt so in- for Helena. He is their best offer- ing and thelr hopes of ‘victory are! bound up in his sinewy salary arm. | When he cannot win a game for them they are morally certain that | they are up against @ hard fight. At} times the Seattle men simply pound- od Wiggs all over the lot and at other times held them down weil. | When they did start to bump him, however, they finished all that th f farted to do. Even Babbitt has been punching holes in t for the past few games, came to the front with two three-sackers. Hickey pounded the bail out for two bases, as did also Hurley and Kiop! Campbell, who occupies the grass plot back of the first bag, has a nice assist credited up to him from right field that required fast piaying to secure. In the eighth inning he made & sensational running catch. Lippert, of Heldha, who covered a similar position, made a one-handed stop of along fly in the third inning that was one of the features of the game, Began At Once Seattle started out in the first in ning to get the runs. Babbitt drew | & pass and was forced to recond by Gueking « nowe and they did make it, | H0rley’s grounder to short. Captain ‘After the game, however. it co @idered a waste of enerzy. the Beattie boys had everything their | own way ell through, and would | ve Won out had there not been a on the field. The Seattle fans ‘were certainly enthusiastic after ti e, and all are now confident th fhe pérmant will fly over the Seatt: grounds next seaso A Fine Bunch Jack Flannery brought an elegant | were responsible for two more rv |in the eighth. All this time the H justavus Kiopf then put the wood on the ball for a couple of sack Rabbitt was scored. A clean hit Drennan brought the German to the plate. In the seventh inning the home team did a little « Stanley's hit, Campbell's and Hickey’s two-bagger netted an other run, Babbitt's three-sacker Hurie hit and Drennen's sin, ena men looked on in amazemer bunch of players with him this trip, but the team that Dugdale has tied ther has them outclassed. The felena players proved themselves to ¢cleverer men with the bat than ir neighbors from Butte. Helena @ hitting t Funners in the aggregation that eanvot be beaten in the league. ey dack Hickey was in the center of mond when the Beattie men See in the field and there wasn't a er who forgot his pre Hickey simply twisted the ball arenes ed ke J Montana men and they were or enified, At the besinning of the fooked as if the handsome Hae starting a wild streak tried to throw the ball.over the the first thing, but af- that settled down to good hard work. His control was perfect and fils curves conundrums. Their Best Offering Big Jimmy Wiggs toed the rubber morrow is ladie Butte 2, Tacoma 0 TACOMA, Sept i yesterday, Guring the game tte won out by | a score of 2 to 0 r base running lost the game for the home team. Spokane 5, Portland 0 PORTLAND, Sept. 4.—The Spo- kane bunch shut out the home yeaterday by a score of 5 to 0. was hit hard, Standing of the Clubs Won. Lost. Pet 4 43 500 Butte 43 63406 42 64 a6! Lace Curtains, fall patterns, good worth Gc, per tied Merino Shirts Both cases were reported to the Drawers, 7 tice Immediatet: - Peas: Mmhan het Sa perhaps none to His patience. ts a limit to human endurance. Flesh and blcod revolt fast-accumulating accusations against God. mt Heer put upon God ail responsibility for the an- ‘operators are but God's agents, he said in effect, hatever they do is God's action and has His ap- Saptain Toole, whe ran | her between Olympia and Shelton, Mil Mote of Outing Flannel, worth Ses tomorrow .6 1-4e Soomean Dancing Classes Professor Wilson at Ranke Hfall | Monday ond Friday evenings. Pri- | vate lessons dally. Ge to Spinning for bicycle repairs. | Kip Creedmon inch high tor soles and tap, soft on the foot. 2 Hhoes, with CLANCY BUYS GREEN LIGHT Men's Ol Beal 1 Shoes, 2 full soles, a popular shoe, nemen and teni tatle, $2.00 value rye Pong atin, inch Long Black Sable Fur Scarf, trimmed with 4 sable tips well worth $6.00; priced at itria Reaver Pur Scart, with ¢ long browp marten ——_>— Duniap, real estate, 4 Union block, | MID-WEEK SALE OF BOYS’ At the special meeting of the city | called lagt night to pase the | tire relief ordinaoce, | | prise was sprung in the introduction jof a bill to grant Jonn wor license at (he old Green Liknt saloon at 161 Washing Blake & Nelson wi enewal of their license at | © a8 & result of the Booth | murder there Sunday, September 11. resented that he m from Binke a | foreat Cooper & Levy Our Latest Catalogue Is Now fleady It gives prices and descriptions on over 4000 articles—many of them at prices much low- er than you ean obtain else- is FREE ot the will be mailed FREE to any address. FANCY EATING APPLES— vores 660, TSe CLOTHING Peterson's Boys’ I X L All Wool 2- jece Hehool iuite, coat dou. bie breanted jike thie tilustration ; ante have dou- i t with black marten and 4 martena’ talls, regular i this pl John Clancy re has bought the sal Vcense late yesterday afternoon, and when the bill was read Inet night it was referred to the committee on | police, lcense and revenuo without | OBJECT TO PARDON OF FRANK LYDELL Detectives Adame and Lane of the | local police are greatly incensed at the proposed pardon of Frank Lyde!!, | who is now serving @ five-year ren- | fence tn the penitentiary for bur«- lary. They say that the case is be- Ing misrepresented and that the con Victed man well deserves his sen-/ Ladies’ WHITE APRONS seat gu 83 2-Inch wide hem, 3-inch je the atrings, Me value: sell- X L Behoo! Large size White Inch wide hem, long and sie Large sine Whit 1 and navy, * Aprons, ¢ rows of tucking In clusters, wide hem and Large sine White with pocket, wide hem and TOMATOES 3 Cans for 25c Per Doz Cans $1 @ L. PACKAGE COFFEE— egular value 1 pants and vesti f you want the warmest su it that money will ¥ thie style; sizes 8 to 15 Men's Of! Grain Creedmon Shoes, bulit on honor, good service Unitned Ks sizes 4 to 7 years: good _ wear, perfect fitting, $2.50 value ®1.08 ‘Before I arrested him for break. ing into the house of Mrs Try « pair of our Good for Bad Boys Bhoer if you want the throughout, per patr. rege wig BR gy fan bees, abaotu waterproof wear resiating #2. IMPORTED FRANKFURTER USAGE— Removal ECONOMY CREAM— YELLOW OR WHITE MACCARONI— 3-pound box to the best sold elsewhere at 35 cente per poun Red Rosin Building Paper, p: EDS SPECIAL nEMOV nove; must vacate on Hept, 2th. A large stock of fur niture, stoves, Un and granite ware, crockery, lampa, iron beds, | carpets, matting, lino . . in fact every- ng to make your house elegant and comfortable. RED FRONT FURNITURE CO., 110 and 112 & venue south FoR NEVADE AND UTAH Ro MEM FOR NBVADA-MUCK TRAMBTERS MAMMIEROMEN MACHINE MEM. #200 TO 43.60 | 4 NAWKING AL® AND TATT LG Main 1228. Leary A SNA barn 62x66 and 100 tons m, 7 acres in head cattle, 16 mflkin head hor all farming ments. Will be sold at a sacrifice 204% Kecond ovenue $200,000 to loan In amounts to sult. A_BNAP IN BALLARD. Lot x70 feet on Second avenue be- tween Broadway and Burke; good dwelling house, will rent for $12 « month; large building now used and doing good business; wit! sel) for laundry, completely ipped entire thing, includ undry Plant and good wilt OF wusineas, "A. LAWRENCE, 98% Becond avenue. A Chotce av 0800-8 sores 94 Siveice land botween eet ee aD i ites ft By) a wichon thet Bandana $2200 taker tre lets BOxd: a Sas cars no better’ sepereety ch Bi Shere: Sle at ” only for & lots ad cieared’ Teady ter clay and loam, he most of Mt ts under plow STETTENGREN & ARNELL, Rowell block. Gor, ‘and Columbia ot im fine condition the city. ADAMB @ NICHOLS, 1414 Becond Ave., Room 412. FOR SALE cheap- feared ani grocery, Fremont. LOTS—Near Latona school, w. on @ good county road. five min- uten’ walk from depot, stores, post~ office and good school. Price $700. ROBT. MALTBY, 410 New York bik. FIVE AND 10-ACRE TRACTS— Rich vailey land, ail in cultivation, near the new Seattle-Tacoma elec- tric road. Price $75 to $200 per T — NEAR KENT—Hialf rich soil, plenty of =pring water, handy to new Beattie-Tacoma electric road. Price § | ROBT. MALTRY, 410 New York bik. RICH BOTTOM LAND—36 acres, partially improved, close to small town, handy to Seattle. $900. ROBT. MALTBY, 410 New York bik. |FIVE ACRES rich, level land, very ‘onvenier located, adjoining small town, partially cleared. Price $156 RORT. MALTBY, 410 New York bik. “THE PHYSICIAN.” rare, old Boys’ Lantern medicinal Port Wine— Tubular Lanterns . Railroad Pick and Ha SHELF PAPER—Lace pattern r box of 96 yards... Atkins Buck Haw Perfection’ Buck Saw One-Man Crosseut Baw Seattle Dental Parlors 717 Second Ave, Hinckiey Block Carpet Tax, GLANCA WINES— « B60 to $1.00 INGLENOOK WINE Per ». dental office on the Pacific coast. have the latest and most nethods of modern and painiess de: We crown, fill and extr eeth without tudents employed, but al! ste of long years of experience. amine your teeth and tell you in your work will when plates are Lady always in attendance. HOUT PLATE IMPORTED RHINE WINES— 2.91.28 and 61,50 IMPORTED CLARETS— +, $1.60 and $2.00 advance just .4rme for extracting ranted 10 years, ~ CLO Richmond Piano Club WHISKEY— EAM RYE WHISKEY BOLD CROW WHI - : all work gum Issues Last | Full Set of Teeth ......0045' Bridge Work . . Gold Crowne « | Gold Fillings | Silver Fittings . | Paintess Extractin EXAMINATION FREE joome 11, 12, 13, 14 Hinckley Blook Teke Elevator—Second Flor 760 and $1.25 ITAGE RYE WHISKEY 760 and $1.25 ichmond Piano ¢ Cooper & Levy 104-106 First Ave, and Washington Sts Cozy Corners—Exclus- Telephone Main 565 ions. For His and gun racks. For both—Prices at the lowest. W. S. KIRK, 1209 First Avo, Sherman, Clay & Co. 711 Second Avenue, CALMER 1330 2nd ave, HAGGERTY’S AND GET ONE CLINE’S PIANO HOUSE SECOND AVE. AND UNION ST: 6 49 4| Your mo is >| Belis Ladies’ Suita, Waiste, Separate “TH RIGHT KIND.” 109 Second Ave. South ncn OR ESS CBA NERS. BUILD or buy @ home; stop payi number contracts that will mature soon in the Fidelity company, the most reliable tn the field; have bought and built over 20 homes for their contract holders; also have four that will mature next sum- mer, and one in the Western Home company, low number; these con- tracts will be sold very cheap: if you want a home of your own this is your opportunity; no interest call any morning before 10 o'clock at the Treen Shoe Co., 707 First avenue, Ask for W ‘andewer- PRCTION. © of 42 of te to $180 per ac each purchase. Seoond avenue, Room M2. BLISHED res vt offices well equipped, best is for selling: price $100, 1003 Third avenue. 23 acres jose to city, a fine quality of clay feet deep; will make a fine vitri- 1 and pressed brick; on Ratiroad and water. Call on owner, see mample 614% Second avenue, $3.00 cabinet photen, $1.20 per don. tor week ont Eaatmac'e Studio sath Ei A virtue, “Ronan, Phone Binex 80. THRAL BANK (Rarto & Reed); loaned en a any goed Sollaterak Employment and teal Hatate--List your houses with Miss Bmith for quick returns. 606 Third shaped top ‘To market gardeners—A magnificent |farm comprising 120 acres clone to improved, under ture Iand, rich ttom land, good house, large HOLMES’ GOOD FURNITURE Parlor Table, made of choice, j ordinary oa Regular price $ like picture, “oven Enlargement ower shelf, ° Sale Brings Big Savings The builders will soom by & for room in which to perform their of tearing out, altering ag to our store buildi must reduce stock g once—hence the big sx the Enlargement Sale tee “GLHOLMES. FURNITURE CO. $101 HOS OS SECOND AVE Particulars, apply to A. Lawrence, AN ELEGANT BARGAIN. $1,800—A_ nice level lot In North fe- attle with house of 9 rooms and L. May. Office University station. cnn la intl Maer FOR SALE—FARMS AND LAni HERE 18 X GOOD BUY—I7 acres rich second bottom land, all level, very productive soll, all partially | PUGET SOUND WN: improved, small houre; tract faces ttom land, nearly all fine| a FIRST RES AND wacieTe WotR. 1 * y furnished; eli moéere: fourth ‘avenue. clos to Madison: thie ie| A. © MACDONALD, 9 Burke building. LYMAN B RNAPP, 10 Haller building. morn eres fener Sart DYEING AND IMLAN Dre Works—We call tur, acliver your chthes, Office wet eve. Tel Main 1034. new house, one block from car;| ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTOR 4675 paid down, baiance monthly. vii or will sell part. Inquire Winslow PUGET BOUND BRADG) ny ay ae Pais ones “ann ANC acre. ROBT. MALTBY, 410 New York bik. | surwet ranaocted, |--Cormer of James "A. CAMERON, Manager. eee cash \ ralind ‘and WHE HARBON— Fail “milifinery “At Towent prt Fourth and Pine, wr ee SYGeciee Tuirds cet, Pine ae rent; I can sell you three low|“————"~"nouse NUMBER Te exxwe~ 210 Yesier. Tedeemed watches, damon 118 Washington st, Seattle. PAKeaine in watches, diamonds jewelry. ‘UNCLE JOB LOAN OFFICE, 817 34 ave | JUNK TF you wan © returns, deal with RRPAIREL jOUSE NUMBER ae Three Round Trips Leaves Seattle 7 a m, 5 pm a ves Everett 9:15 a. m. 8 1:15 p. m. Phone, James 184i, | Col EB B. scot Athioa and inland Fiyer PORT ORCHARD. From Columbia Dock, Foot ef Columbia gts ae prompe ‘ocu DRE throat. NDA SADRAL cs 381 Rurke building WASHINGTON lnfirmary “of “Getcopath 4 Phone Jamen seek. iaay "paps SRATTLE tnnrmai Rickart, DO: 3. OSTEOPATHY of Ost 4 Hi, Van Asselt, D. Oo 408-409 ‘Collins’ bioek ‘Tel. “Maly Yaa Beattie threo years. WRENCE HART, shingion block. PATENT ATTORNGY GARNES & starr Roya afting. Colman bid. ee one year, T Geo. MH. Woodhouse © RAUTMAN FL Onteopathist, 908 et crak! eye an sapeuse “ot G 7 i trip this peat bad &,