The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 13, 1902, Page 2

THE SEATTLE STAR BY STAR PURLISMLNG Co. BEVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY TELEPHONES Business Dept... Main 1050. Kaltortal Dept fain 138% orricrs Seattle—1107 Third avenue. ' | New York-—290 mpie Court Bu tiding. “ on Chicago-- 317-32 Yixp s Rullding = by wall or carriers, OF MIR Cente yer week oF Uwenty-fve No tree coptes Matered at the postomce at tng: QUEER SEATTLE LAW lige George has a « t conception of the iaw a footpad | appen to kill his victim, could be « 1 \ on the chain gang; t v ‘ a felony and made t a tert 1 of robbery and put tp y prison, and finally hanged for After he might terous t man Would deser at what becomes of the constitutional pro | jaced twice in ardy for the same offens department of Seattle, which rarely inte th lan breakers Paving political influence, seems to be trying to I | opinion and make a pretense of regu atonement from friendiess wanderers who are unf into the tolls, Another cane of throwing a tub to a whale. ee AND OLD HER Roland B. Molineux may, or may not, be a murderer tion opiniona, now the trial is ended, may differ. But there is one point prominent in that case, upon whieh all men's mind@# and hearts must agree, and that ts that General Edward L. Molineux, the defendant's faithful old father, ts a hero to the core It { natural, of course, that a father should stand by @ son through godd and evil report. 4 But there are some hearts that more than comply with nature's or- dipary laws, and this game old man’s is one of them. Roland Molineux has been accused of worse than mere murder. In tue method pursued in that murder there was cowardice and meanness contemptible beyond expression. Then there has been proof of shameless moral degradation. His father, on the other hand, Is a man of the highest instincts and richest moral culture, a soldier of truest bravery, a husband of p loyalty, a friend with the broader sympathies—in short, a thorough gen- tleman In the Very best sense of that often loosely used term. For the sins and the crime charged agoinst his son he must have the Utmost sense of repulsion and horro But for the son himself he has only love. ‘ How deep and true that love must be, which belleving the charges, can forgive the fault, or, not belteving, can shut an open and just heart against the cruel evidence! ‘ And he has fought like a very Troiaa. Every recourse at his command—wealth, Influence, friendship ana connections of whatsoever sort; he has drafted into the fight, and mar- shaled a resistless force that tore open the door of the death cell itself. ‘We see and hear so much of mother love that we are apt to forget Sometimes that a father, too, can love with a devotion almost divine. We think better of human nature after looking at this grand old == ting erime by exe On that ques: emt i PLAY FOLK IN SEATTLE “Over the Fence’ “Over the Fence” has been here. was at the Grand last evening. Seattle theater- goers will not forget for some time to come. There were a few who had lightfal play, and Reom Only” sign will undoud' prevail as it has during her appearance. Next company comes for a two weeks’ en- gagement at the Seattle. Mr. Chas D. Herman is starring with th pany, Which is almost the {denti ‘one that last season supported Fre erick Warde. The company wilt open at the Seattle next Sunday night in “The Lion's Mouth.” + “Lost River” “Pepnayivenia” inues to do good business at t Third Avenue | theater this week. “Lost River™| r - i i : : i g : A 1 oF 3 j | 1 week the Warde Dramatic | |is simpte, THE SEATTLE STAR FEDERATION 2) OF LABOR oIN THE. TENDERLOIN NOW The Belle of New Yor Lesavdiigae Opens With | Large Attendance by t . om i oe NWW ORLEANS, Nov. 18.—Hun- | 4 f ne “pou Piive ana | dreds of intelligent, repre tutives, | Jo non ~ | h th " ne att ; i ‘ MISS MARLOWE. COLLAPSES Sat ee at ACTRESS WILL BE FORCED TO REST COR A PERIOD OF AT “LEAST SIX WEEKS * and severa Newspaper Enterprise Assoctation, sd Ava &—{8pectal Correspondence.) — Another actress hard work and worry. J Mar. physicians say thet she cannet re We well m tar wt of patent s fully verified by the interest shown] in the advance sale of seats. The engagements of F a in this city have alwaye been suc ful and he has demonstrated tme and again his marvel ommand of the art of magic. magtc at time sory again atortting an The STEINWAY With him if opens its engagement next Sunday afternoon. The play. following {ts | phenomenal success in New York city, has been making a record of crowded houses during its tour. The some mas- including the toll-gate and the bic cle race, create favorable comm but the chief meed of success Ii the excellence of the acting company ‘Thirty-three actors and actresses are im the cast. Herrmann, The Great ‘The unfaitering belief in Herr- if | 8 i cs * i : i i i it Ree # a ‘ i 1 mann. «ho gives the first of four pe ces at the Grand tonight, as @ prestidigitateur, as a marvel in ‘all that mysterious, # Fe A pertains to the i i ; i ii? + i “i ; 3 i af s i . Our entire stock, consisting ot Diamonds, Watches, Jewel- ty of all kinds, Cut Glass, Solid Silverware and Rog- Plated Ware and Cattery, Silver Novelties, Pur id and Opera Gissses, Spectacles, Eyoglasses everything appertaining to a first-class jewelry business will be offered without reserve to the highest bidder, Hi f Frederiok & Co. Br Hinakley ‘bike FIs besend Ave. e Adven- There will ces of this de- LOT No, ng Powel Pen of Men's pop ngs Work eden tee trae. 0; on LOT No. 2. a of Men's French Horse- Lace or Congress sist regular price $3.00; sale. LOT No. 3 6 pairs of Men's Sample $3.50 and 14.00 Bhoes; ‘ascents © to woat.. $2.00 Lor No. ire of Men’s Boxcait, war- waterproof Shoes: sizes to 11; regular price $4.08 saje - $2.50 LocamR SHOES. ire Loggers’ High Cut na Counters; MONARCH SHOE CoO. Half Block above Postoffice 1319 First Ave., Seattle Purity in Wines Is What You Want ‘We keep nothing but the best Wines and Liquors. fea with a seated os We are satin- fit and vel you pure and unadulterated goods for your money. Rave no solicitors ond consequenfly do not nave to add to lise price ‘ef goods to pay comuniseions, You get the enefit. Choice Port, $1.00 per galion. Kentucky Whiskey, $8.00, $4.00 and $6.00, Country orders Hvery free of charge. BRUNNER & CO. Promptly attended to, City de 502 Pike St. Phone Main 1060 Piano It ts the only instrument that hes ed by ALL the prot Quinine regula Lyon's Hair Tonic enifieant fact thet | wn in competition | it in Invariably | honors, | | awarded the higher SOLD HERE BXCLUSIVELY. 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NED NYE setureay siyeakp nee Houre—6:20 a. m. to 8 p.m. Sundays, 9m. m. tit 1 p.m. and wagons, will be gold to the big THE MUSICAL GOOLMANS As sehen Bronwen.” end Yee oat bidder et 1212 W aven Seine 565d ald Putcne—$1.00, 750, 00 andesio. sehen so evcc. ho.| Mt” Morris all, -Ntnithe jeegooooooussosoosopoouelooese lay, November 14, m 4 ve, Cortata at §:80, Seata Onwnle BAMag Ieee ae ‘Starp.! Adminnston 260, . Pesan Gi CANAL BOARD were. expres ‘ e singing ing me Loui The ladies of the M been gave|and gamer, At a jate hour lunch and the Ja ball Tuesday night in Ranke Hal), |eon was served It was largely att popeeed [pile Ad | LICENSED TO WED 1 COMING AGAIN lub r uflernoe It w re of the Monda ra Hor membe Fs club gave a t night in Hanke hall poines| The Queen City Clu a large num night a big © Ranke Minn her b will ente rtain | be given Ir joyuble time was sp Mra. 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