The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 1, 1902, Page 2

THE SEATTLE STAR BY TAR PURLISMING CO BVERY AFTRRNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY TELEPHONES Business Dept. Matn 1060. Kaltorial Dept , Matn t1a8 B. Hasard Wells, Editor, BK, F. Chase, Business Manager OFFICE, Geattio~1107 ‘Third avenue, New York-220 Temple Court Duliding ERD A Little Outeast Chicago 817-918 U Paxpress Building. A Little Outoast” opened a week's enwane Third Avenue theater Thy play with rue types of people in a xreat te hoenes are Pealliatio and tere batural » thinw ie Gente pee Week OF CWenty-Ove conte par month, delivered deals 0 free conten, One cent per copy, OF wail oF carriers Int rhe is Pefreshin, noe Hite By who gets oat ¢ # second clans matter Rotered at the -—- oe jottion at Beattia Washington, ACE THAT KILLS Weaton, the as is dy ing in & New York hospital from [or trouble and ee . day affair—a mere drop of water in the boundiess ocean | many hard knooks to bimself e h May M@tockton. he © eee we eae came lmade a decided hit, She tnterpr The pace that kilie te an alluring one; it te easy to take; and tt kill ine part naturally, and in the all rtyht shal scenes did her work Well RF dias Uk conan , ie clearly the central figure ln the a Hot Kill quicklymore's the pity. The only escape from tt# |Cuct, Hor work shows careful study wd is iy de, and sulcide ts but one of its own moth and her make-up at all times Is pers Suteite may shorten the run of the pace that killa, but does not a. Greniin..duaiia;,iteoniet 5 aby tiffioult vole well, He has « The devil must laugh in deriston of the victim who fooliahly seeks ‘and uses it well, Mi ape the penalty of the pace that kills by headlong into his pitterough sultcide. leaping The devil may be cheated of some chance to torture that victim on earth, but he has him safe enough, Just the same, But what the devil likes best te for the pace iteet? to kill—to ktll piecemeal He Mikes to see the exceptionally bright young man or woman slow- ty but wwrely ture dutiard, the active become sluagish, the ambitious fom heart and hope and faith. the prosperous feel the pinch of poverty je Wives to see the glow of health @ive way to the fever Mush or sickly pallor, the bright eye turn bieary, the fem hand tremble, the Maing galt become a stagger He likes to see self-control, power, acif-respect, pride, hope, mans hood, friends steal away one by one, leaving the viotim to suffer out @ miserable existence alone—yea, to be hearisiok im the midst of hilarity, and to die alone in the midst of bite. The devil Hkew to see hin victim take the tempting balt and the barbed hook and then to play with him the eruel sporteman plays with the game trout, knowing he is secure at the end of the line Tt i fine fun for the devil, but poor profit for the victim What @ stupendous price to pay for a fow years of deliclous dase! What a wonderful thing the lawof compensation ts We may jugele with nature all we pleabe, but it the good old laws continue to act Just the same, makes no differ. We can’t alter them or evade them THE Pace killa has its allurements. It hag tts enjoyments—tor awht But some day on habits form a prison that cannot be Draken, and life is narrowed down by hateful bondages and early death The pace that kills offers many promises. It keeps but one—tit killa _—_—__ ‘The raichstag has Just nominated Roosevelt for president of the United States, In 194. The odelething of Denmark stilt unheard trom. a DIGGING UP THE HISTORY OF THE WORLD by his or te Man's dreams of the future are for the most part colored knowledge of the p: His footsteps toward progress are more guided by the experience of former ages and generations, He giear Nght of wisdom from the darker follies of his forebears, and he dares to strike out in paths his ancestors never dated to tread. Every day hts wisdom t= accumulating. Each December he knows more about life than he did in January. ‘This ts largely due to the energy with which man is digging the secrets of the past out of the bowets of the earth. In almost every nook and cranny of the earth a mighty effort Is Being made to work out the story of world, The prompting motive eeems to be that if one has mastéred the mysteries of creation’s dawn and following ages, aided by his knowledge of the now, he may build a 1,000 years into the future, yes 10.000 years into the tim to come. That is why there ts hardly a spot on the earth's surtace that te | mot being made the subject of energetic exploration in second year | of the Twentieth century. Slowly and plainiy does the grave of the past give up its dead, and the patient men of sctence dig on and on ‘The ¢ man government is beginning a aystematic and compret } Nosolen aces sive study of the hydrographical and biol } features of the the Kastern b and Baltic oceans, and of the Polar seas of France je working on the Hismarck archipelago of the South seas, and r Cley as Madeline Mar neweral scientific expeditions are delving into the darkness of unknown vme up to the standard set at In Asia Minor, the lost elty of Miletus, famed im myths and pa ey ot ema antiquity, revealing the tragic story of its fate, and adding immeay- | , . » a ebasnetee urably to the knowledge of ite days of greatness The site of the great Necropolis and the Sacred Way to the famous temple of Apolie in the peninsula of Miletus, have been #t things in the mt the litt The ow Jincovered. and it ism far more wonderful valley of the Mesopotamia, the scene of the aut ip the tnost intensely interesting events in the history mankind, many there whe treasurers of knowledge have been wnearthed, and the hostile aaeddn hid te eo tribes that-for centuries bave resisted the work of the explorer have everal tim ast been subdued, The history of that country, whose glory w s height will be at 6.000 years before Christ, is rapidly becoming an open book aan ™ acbeth Ratiroad engineers have crossed and recrossed the valleys of the —_ Kuphrates and the Tigris, Their steel measuring tapes are gleaming the tawny sands where once the queen of Sheba trod. They are mg out the route of the § road, where once the Assyrians = tke the wolf Here, too, the old Ur; the city of Niner the hunter, ts adding its secrets to the triumphs of the tmvewti gator, and the enterprise of the ratiread butlder. The ratis ¢ * road BIRTHD will pass close to the holy lake of Abraham, with its sacted fish. by whore shores lvaue of old was well nigh made 4 victim to his father's « fie © to divine command j OF JUEEN It stems almost an assured fact that if these activities continue along | the present lines, it will not be years before the mists that ar hanging ever masy of the unknown and apparently unky many LONDON fired t of today will be rolled away, and the future generations wil ube ned sone whole truth, of Adam and the flood, of Joshua amd the stor + aol sun, and » host of other things that now wex the puasied brain of man EMPLOYMENT OFFICE During the past month more bus inese was transacted in the publi 8 employment office than ¢ previous November in th line office During the |paseed, 17 . were fF mi . | tions, 1953 at Britain Wants Bul- ln), lion Heid by | BERLIN, Dec. i~Inquiries have] BUILOING PERMITS During the of Nove nber ved at off not tre og a 492 building p Baths. ree yews © ni intu Germany of gold ‘bars of $297.818" A oh couianes sae worth $660,000, by the Boers from |S ai) butiding month, t fouth Africa. The gold is said to be | Permits and val wy wigs ected to President Kruger aed tng: of other months of thin y Dr. Leyda, Great Mritain will try to | towever, the a Sane ve ins «FIR T SNOW etiach the gold by legal process OM | econed thome the the ground (that, as she b wumed | re: ar i = the debis of the ‘Transzaal. she te | entitled to the assets of the late #2v-| | ernment it te cla Leyds and President Kru t | _ a 0 CROWN PRINCE (aie iutaee tn th cflort to renvere tt tity. Generai Botha haa | PASSES THROUGH *".":.. DELPHIA, Dee. 1.—tine * depth of # of Pennay vera Bot or ‘ The weather is warm and notified Dr, Leyds that unless he Syed witty’ axtew te potined I, teres ee Siew et AT NIGHT ings will be inatituted to recover it. femdetch Chofa Maha Vajiravudh, | FINDS ANCIENT ero of Siam, spent just 16] pee, pane, Texas The teacher of the government | They we ountalne have driven thy oh at at Cape Prince of Wales, Mra, |enough for a chang mate irrounding Hersart, has made an importar the spectal eying up etrnological discovery, according t ers naengera who returned from Now $ doy or She f in the biulia of the ape, overlooking |« akened to take m iilage of Kingegan, the reticn of |* at the ie iet im Pe » fortification where in ages past the : seh the car nts of the village withe ndow arauders from the Sibe As svon am the change of crews Fe, | wae made, the royal train pulled out at. ortitications consist of a num-!for Sumas. It arrived there yeater holes equa distant from |4ay morning. aun the “deine PP tte APO he ap. |saile from Vancouver for the Orient roach tradi. |@0_one@ of the Empress liners, = - » of }than A snubbing of ite dignitaries by Jeonduct at Port an e rnd Jude ore MUST GO. Enameled seoes Ware ind » arrived sostt-apiiar uockere ever held. in ibe, When Judee Willlama attempted Gatton TeciNe tee dhke-octasion in the xfond the hoanttality of Portland ar state congress of the Anti- |{0 the royal viaiter Saturday, he was on moat wisraciously turned down by fom teraperance hociciten and {he crown prince and the mesnbern | pizations oppeid to the |Of bis wulte Suan Mpatoon {iimoat roger ate or Jeerverniy bras theory: a rm DUNEARN UP AGAINST IT hate oe ite « mott Muat (Go. Kot winless who loads a cargo of herage Cotfee 1% -quart Pot, value @bc i regular Me B-quart "Tea Kettle, 26 value ‘ quart ‘Ten Kettle, 41,00 value * No, 7 teed Rptder, regular vaiue ie ., cece he No, & Steet arer, renyige value (0 Spider, voauiee ne Me regular mt Ainge will be fh fy ‘The proceeding ‘orm! opened FED a Pig ratty In the Bowvd of Trade Ausiteriuen, fire prin veal Sat FP Kimmmens the woxinesh| cotstons will continue two Wye, during whieh) time there will be addresses and pa~ by many temperance workers of | tomerrenw and [totem poles or o Kuawtan block we No. 9 Stent the 5 value 70 tieh turk Donearn be * catego at Sitka, ae xpecta. Ry he if new en route to [hele TR iteniel ant {that port with a cargo of Welsh coat a faatere Of the gathering for hie United States naval station at site ; le be o, sctot of instruction on}at Sitka. ij Betiectnoa is of holding jocal option | rcrincd by the owners to vaneeen * rf | return cargo for the yeasel at the an- tt Kaiitestibiineric ted vil ‘i ed vilage. jee Carpenter, reaity war | |"! will have dim- j ove jeulty ih securing stone ballast even, iw on she arrive an expected in —_——o-—-- uw, days, 1 in claimed Duniep, real estate, 64 Union hice. a finan iy Alaa S-auart Preserving Kettle, reg. ular value 500 he 4-quart Preserving Kettle, rog- ilar 60¢ ate ‘That would be an this « 4 oye futer c 0 Ye of serves Wo eyes og | bri his wha oa ° yi that ft will be an Home have even gone Gov, Durbin for vaya be down b that he te not ever Nt eae ot oe ge to month Mavertd, who ft tm, into it. He NoveMden ARRESTS Dusing the mopth of Nove tte pe outed 1110 p hin le the hige cord y The e fact that ed inte ber the work last night was good It t this role that he made a nahn te clearly th tie. "on the sage in th I pte ‘| the many ariving . Alp: whoo ot Gale hes bi oti ant ot obe as rol us wat aN fff jtion on ure penitent at Wala| ; ane on JagQury 1 next, This atate- | on on the highest author hy abgolutely authertta, n be watod that Wapdeh Ca Already begn told by m Wein OF the ard of ean{rol that bie agetion Ww the # oorvi wit const on Now Neore toy Wat be le sow Proparing to eure hig powt. Dryden he the wan, but early every ne beoh represented beth, His suppor the am wap pi istec's th ot thd ae layed W et aniy With oo " prvata mn Mina Robert hag played the pal aw yy it any in the repertoire G capanld of Sua por ay whe & POOF cone pain | Her vol hopes or en, ‘ Teak owever, the mudi: / on | rancle McGinn made a god Mao duff, In all ef the pleyé #0 far pro- ‘uced by the Warde company he & who sueceedato t rominent pelitéct Wanhingtsa, and i we ja return Governor Me railroad eommisslon pobloy #00 Hit forvices in sending « delega tion from Cowlita county to the Te Tee i slate comvention which went down the lige with the «ov ersiog and votpa wolldiy for @ ratirons | we Piihent whoptt wicagit | 17 pnd A personal Fike os Ge jernor Motiride, will be deputy war den upder don ole term ae ehorift will expire of the second! londey ip January and he will prob. | ably « ute as deputy fardon of Governor 1M, Ang OUNCET y. The appointrs o4 Upon some Hime vee. TRYING TO HEAD IT OFF Mewevaper Watery: iee Asem tation. WASHINGTON, D. « Nov, Me i | Senator Albert J. ie 4 2 12 puny thege aye trying to head of well (6 start a om tor Bl Koc want the vice prow 7 that almost — f: have them at B6e. Special prices on the lowing 0c alse Swamp Root, . B0¢e | BRpsom Baits, 1 ib Pinkham's Compoupd | ’ BB e | Arnica Baive 166) Betgei's Cough Byru Wo gue Cuticura Ointment pee BT° (Ph. D.) Vester and Besond NOT TOO EARLY TO THINK OF XMAS Silks at a Saving Winch Bigek Taffeta ilk, se value, selling at she sinch Wash Taffeta Silke, will not slip, and wash beautifully, oolling «| 4 $1.00 valu inch Batra Quality ta Mlk, 11.50 value id partievlarly so if you've some atern + you want to re. member, All purchases neatly aed for mailing and ore. Latest Style Silk Walsts Peau de Bole polite B-inch Binck 41.26 vaiue * t-inch Wixtra Quailly Peau de Bole Silk, extra texture and luster; splendid for walets and shire 51.6 value, selling at er. Fine Furs Make Splendid Xmas Presents thon Beble Boart, with § tal! inch Long imitation with ¢ tis and 2 und tails, $4.35 value; p Keni Opossum Searks, with 6 pretty tatle, worth §7.08; peice rey ‘ h Logg Black Hare te § with 2 bughy tatle, @ rich looking woart, 99.00 value; enle price 86.08 Ree! Norther? Pox Beart, with genuine fox tails and 4 ets. [4 Ln and her pictures aré the well cast Mouth bh gymenta, Gloves are Easy J = Walsts, slot » FELL DEAD IN DAUGHTER'S DOOR} gics. youn selling at 86.46 THER, WIFE STEN. A Nice Dress Pattern bh All Woot Granites most popular and « aves. & Ae; pe entering the hose of + Our Holiday Line Here for Your Choosing Now } Our Popuier and Splendid Lucite K ‘ ay one of viewa i « ing at Be stemniboet mar nily trom Bas Franch -inch Al Wool ore and bine k Sage psa SOW IMPORTATIO 7 Forge Kid Gloves, oversear stttehed, seallioped wrist opening jerfaced with kid gussetted ere: in fact. #; $2.00 valve Ie Capeila--The @ that we can buy, made * the La Forge, but of the selection of kid skins, no Gooner & Lew eooo Fiickinger’s Canned Frvits are the best put up in Catifornia. tof When the Fruit DOUGLA # nde of Fruit elt at 35 cents Green Gage, Plu | tomorrow, until stoc aveted $2.75 FLICKINGER'S SLICED APRICOTS AND SLICED PEACHES “Choice Wines and Liquors Militar § bh. made in wet Wines, dhe dnd The and 11.0 pe ttle are giving away a rt Win 54, 1% $1.00, 91.50 an 00 per gallon; Whiskey $1.00, $1 of charge, and promptly Handaon for New Year's _BRUWNER & CO, 12 2c. SATURDAY ONLY WHITE PINE AND RED wy ‘v SPRUCE BALSA M—For Annual rar’ Coughs and Colde— Per bottle 160 Bhoos EXCELLENT WASHING MA- pri CHINES. $2.75 Each W you requ any Tinware, LoT 4 Graniteware, Hardware or Cut, © Weodenware, better take ad price $6.00, on sale at vantage of our 33 1-3 per cent, ; $2 dincount sale now going on ; LOY 6—90 paira of Men MAS. POTTS’ SAD IRONS-—~ louble sole. Reduced to 83 cents per set. price $6.00, on GOOD ALARM CLOCKS— Rech TOMATOES—In gallon Cane— $275 UNCOLORED JAPAN TEA Regular ie IRON AND 250 Litsias BEEF, WINE Per bottle 09 on $1.25 id or cular now $1.75 pairs “Machiniets ali styles and len Clearance re #8 pa LOT 674 ¢ Cut Waterpr "MONARCH SHOE co. 1319 FIRST AVE. SEATTL THE IDEAL GHRISTMAS GIFT PURE RYE OR BOURBON WHIGKEY— Per wal. 93.00 GOLDEN RVE WHISKEY— Per gal. $4.00 CALIFORNIA PORT WINE wal $1.00 J. ARONSON Wholesale Liquor Dealer Tel. Pimk 1751 09 Columbia 8t. Seaitie, Wa “THE PHYSICIAN"—Rare old Medicinal Port Wine Per Be dieser svar peveos ANGelicd Wine Per mel. ‘ GOOD TABLE CLARET— Per # ie and 760 COCKTAIL®8—Assorted flavors —Per bottle 160, 400 and 750 A plano makes an ideal Christma nf mas ‘y member of the family can enicy it. | Every | ‘The The home You no Visitor is entertained children are elevated home it made mo: Like know all you should know that the Pt Ohub enables you Piano for $10 cash and to pay for it @t the rate of $6 a month. these things, but Richmond Cooper & Levy 104-106 First Ave. it. Vester ington Sty Telephone, Main 182. | SHERMAN, CLAY & (0, 711 Second Avenue. | | | Ps | | ea 7 ] ELSON—Fine Furnity. FREDERICK 4 NELSON—Fine Furnitucs, A GOOD LOW PRICED MODERN HEATER Oak For Coal 1 low rl od, attrpe ve “pal haw niokeled name piace epen ur; donter gra! steel body Sold In the Following Sizes 10-inch ibinch . I¢looh . itincn Braminauon y Weck Seid Funes Sater a fleoms N, bad, 14 linet '.| PAINLESS DENTISTRY LESS EXTRACTING the greatest in this NO STUDBNTS, We administer vitaltand ait for PAL preperation that is applied to Yi gure bi Reed lo sufler when having toe acted. NOTA FAKE DENTAL COLLBOE Full Set and Fit “it Guarantesd. Gold Crowns, 22 0 PLATES gad Filling 1.00 Ni i Filliny 500 Ri r De Plates never fatl Teeth Extracted Free, without pain and replaced with new ones the same © day. Lady attendant al ent ‘Ten-year written guaranteed. ‘Ten-year written guarantee. and bridge work. Re sure » te No students, but all re making a specialty No charge for ples ‘traction when teet order led. All work done by graduate AND Care 1413 Second Avenue Bon Marche bieck. Tel. Main 880, On these cold mornings you want a COP COFFEE and VIENNA CAKES. They dentists of 12 to 20 bem § perience; a sf “ag poe department. our in advance xual a work will cost by dye ination. Give usa call, will find we do exactly aw _. |advertise— 2 FULTON’S RENAL Gon “OUND or right’s Disew ER DRUG Co, Agen 1012-1015 1st Ave. (Glebe Buildin, SET OF TEETH .. GOLD FILLING GOLD CROWN . |SILVER FILLING ..-++ aux no PLATES e 4 New York Dental Patlas | | | 614 First Avenue | (Pioneer Sq Hours—$ to 8; Sundays ch Office —Faurtlt rs" B: Portland n street, Fr onry Hensel" Hinckley Biowk, Third = F.W. Merrick The American Clothier, 703 First Ave. Arent for the Celobrated John B. Stetson Hat, 4 ani $6 Open All Night ‘el. Main, 20297 COLLINS BROS, Successors to COLLINA, SHERMAN, FOLEY 66, UNDERTAKERS | Funeral Direstors and Embalmera | 1407 First Av bet. Pike and Uuion w ee Quick Kidney Cure Stops pain in the back cures cil Igeuy and ble troubles. Quick oRuG COG 704 ist