The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 30, 1904, Page 4

THE SEATTE ATAR—TH URSDAY, JUNE » in aa OAT | oy EVERY AFTERNOON EX AY ty . " ri mw He building, ¢ pune) » , a COPYRIGHT + 1004 | bullting, New Work. Wt ty i artford re | Carlos Smith Won Ball Game Br: VAR MODABT COMPAR Sek ioe | one ent Pp " x per week tw ’ " for Seattle Yesterday { HS MATL HOWECHINERD Vhs dais whoo pour cplron. i for Infante end Children. = tion, han not Pit ndvan from the list PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE, = ; Won, Lost, Pet | the patriotte oration of Re next thing he re aenne sani The . » wit CARELESSNESS AND HUMAN LIFE Pe iileg- HTD SL abe liege’ i evesily aupwresel, Tbeasema| cer alin a tor! BEARS THE SIGNATURE OF | Low Angel FS oe € Sand b lanemate, Kawa Burt| porting the drooping form of Altee | stair Bot » all « and ear Oaklar a7 41 4) ham, ha t i) sted and lib") Langdon 1+ the stalrway M were tent o the main entra The cheapest thing tn the world ts human life. o . a7 ’ ‘ ally 1 if John Raynor,| Langdon waa courteo: hering | Capt. Armatrong it wa ho « You not always appreciate that fact, but the logic that etampa | Pe , ‘ Tiay ‘ w laugh-|in a brace of officers, leading thetr| ered without halt or eeremon a h r r s arlos Smith the long lanky hor rf f m h wan ard lookin. em barranne Langdor but yen pt addre 1 4 5. 4 can be found In almost every disaster that crushes, barn v1 eatavae teen tekken, ton ae eke “a es Coreen, : bang ante cae i. don i a ne 4 nt a ; % A 4 chokes the lives out of human be ings. low who tries to cateh fies with his) He has a “ by the invout Houtenant of regulars—of all men Well, sir, what have und : its ances al Slocum disaster, as shown by the invostl cae Cans fn ih Sekiin. weal eet ibasaing thal seamen bald Baveenees 80 feues - cen Se, weet Reve yue Souaet ; San iemson of the a fect on “ . ; n earth, Fred Kent, that oth Nothing a In Use For Over 30 Year tlon and the finding of th ners jury, is that there was ne | day's game for Boattlc by lambaat-| ts wi from afe, and that! clasamate d earstwhile friend—| the tr ps bean We've only cowardice and any amount relessness of the criminal kind that | ing the ball clear to the right feld| Ingrahat n charge of funds] he of Runyon's staff but #o short a] just Ko andle ree cemraw . oo t .. ,~ momething that has not been} due the Frenier estate, has been) while ago—he who had sald, “? wit © in the abrupt CAMEL NE ST TE might cause death at any time J Guns before this season. The big} See0 1 1 robbed, A stranget| thought vou had been—sent--back | at tg beggin Carelesaness seems to an American characteristi The #08 J nit came in the sixth inning when| 4*noys Burnham, insisting that bi8}to New York And now Kent! Mr. Kent 1 ‘a 4 shines, the sky is blue and there fs scarcely a ripple on the surface | pankenship had brought Prisk|*ster has claime which he must) must have relieved from staff! é pr Sa And with of the sea, Who cares about the future? Let tomorrow take care | home by tapping out a single, there-|TCCORHiz®, After bidding Haditha quty, his general having been mus) that hough tnt { delay ’ T tne " 7 e nnginbvig pefore enneting raham™ | tered out, and, as a fledgling in the on 1 t elder ff r of itself, The engineer may not know his business, and the cap- | by tleing the soore “ re eal | : nay t 4, but who cares? The band is playing and life Carlos came to the bat with that| ™eet# the girl and persuades her! regulars, was | arching, | started | y up the winding} — oe an 2 3 never-failing simile, As he had al-|% retera to her moth Hdithe! with the bayonets at his back a 1 to Mire, La —— witnesses the meeting and becomes .| Geeme pleasant : ready made two singles, the crowd) © 0M eae a ‘ The pallid young soldier-patient,| don, he ha haa not a Ww | a, y There is too much of that sort of fatalicm mixed in American | thought tuo t had come for a] to trnlain. “Accom ig" yrbon y no recently from hospital, lay back po tha. es 4 a Ph 1 burner Gasoline \ ‘ we $3.00 living. It may do for the Orient, but In America life should be | pop-up, But Carlos had something! Jinn Winn Row moe te Washin ating still, im the gloom and | #lance. ith W achang burner ¢ ne he $4.50 gacred up his sleeve tng Be tthe remit ce nS"| darkness wt the rear of the hall and) ® » ‘ ; $ burner Gasoline facet ++ $6.00 It is golne to be difficult to punish any one man, or any set of “Tl show ‘om,” he sald to him! ae nome weed fr sof Inare-| 2 the refuge nS cttes. | ne tant mons appeared up the ; ome one + wedge esee q on a . In a few days the buay world with [2th %@ he spat on his mitts. Heli am tnt of robbing Ray-| Carte wee speak a he an rappeared upon the | 2 burner Blue Flame er men, for the m ew days the buy wo | did. Ho eareened against one of} aor} Py ae Biyrtns it ful duty, Mire. Tang: |! , r the faehi oer afl setlanscvales |S secnsennte’ twisters and’ toe| Sor, iguard Senin and tle 08 | gag wa me tig = ; ERNST BROS. A But there she be a m in the tragedy for humanity, and | b © hide started for the world’s Rex te detailed to carry Dr. Datias has explained the eitua-| |] 506 Pike Street Phones John 2831 Ind. 1158 y ' tien Capt. Armat wx hee t i J . ae § every man who holds a position even remotely connected with the i Pee ye Poe pe varie nter ee eee eee wr unde [and taking it, awept with graceful) . ’ , . ING 1 wht feld fo and, stop ita ajures a sen . * | dignity the 3 safety of the public should ask himself; “AM I DOING MY FULL | \fiq eareor and lat thee meg A " | Mr. Kent is ordered to search with. | dlanity x | purr” hiafley at second, who, In turn,| nder arrest, he becomes! Miter if—you had the servants|‘ & x We Make a Specialty of Gents’ Work : 4 Perhaps some good may come from a terrible @isaster | pasted it to Byrne, Carlos was safe sly 1 Wine eer an A&P) come with was for at nt left alone i We have « oapacity of 10.000 collars and cuffs and 7,000 shirts Be ‘ at home, however, and Seattle was Ke Her wont, Mra . , ah th tired, | tottred weakly to the dining 7 week. Can give ny finish you denire, Work left at our " two rune to t od, which lead, Fairbanks, replies, insinuating that ; 7 ba . ~ " fice, Firet ave. and Bell st, or our Down-town Office, Third ave, wy | was held throughout the game. Rex (a unworthy of further notice Me bee ges hall have can S ame a ¢ Pike wt i 8 by taning Winn is now a major dame | C808 and every ance by the nd with wondermer Beat 1 80 1.8.0.0 %8| Lincoln becomes interested jn In-| nat 4 som pic ee ee Oe tee Shirts 10c Collars. 2e Cuffs 4o PI A ya Batteriee—Halt and Wilson, Bu Columbia cla te of} Then turning she led the way, | _ Cit if >, a } AT TACOMA—Tacoma. Los n and Ineraham, by germis-| ing from nd wea ably ,e ESTABLISHED 1290 Angeles, 4 {| § %) ston of Dr. Dallas, viatt Brogkside,| “Mr. tn tod, in| M P ® ——— | . home of his sister, Mra Laigdon, | @larn ik! What] what he S the acon t | ™ ’ Portland and her two daughte an have happene . 3 ‘The Igorrotes on exhibition at the; trying to save his home, the ques-|g.A 7, PORTLAND —Port od be mn ent Cant Areest ere| “Mething *, Mra. Langéon,| oz.'s A ; AN co pas World's fair are to be compelled to tion arises, “What shall we do with Prey te aller ee lmeak you. Serr for water tol man be we to give t et wear clothes, That'll make those| our Platts? | AT MISSOULA cin © ice Langdon fainta, | the dark. I at methteg | a . at the PROPER CARE. OF YOUR, HORSE savages wild. ities sweet | Mismoula, 0 and ' er the furnt-| Lane : —_ w { fresh nl AYMO! ore, who wrote “Sweet ~ CHAPTER XI , “ - Rex ay lance of tight Sxper 1 Attend- j A WORD FROM JOSH WISE. | Marie,” says he has written a song) THE NATIONAL LEAGUE. THE SKELETON IN THE LOS ave white as & ghest » moment he t ” ¥ that will be much more popular. ET y, be for that at c i} By we ver was Certainly if ought not take wach of] Standing f the Clubs For a moment there was edgtern-| house for believing. Yn all proba “CASCADE STABLES & song to be more popular than Won. Lost. ation. Agatha had turned iq@tant board a ' gikent ie se * Sweet Marie” is now Now Yor® .....coo 43 16 ly to ber etr er ter, anf even| a ter and glass . - ; fth Ave. and Stewart St Main « } « Men owe thete] yo. se. ‘ ) ° at As she seized the limp ant QPeleme| you a giane of wine at the wame|parrer » . BOOTH & BERRY Pros. & . joe Murphy, the richest actor tn ; a t Httle hand, 9 iw f re! time he added, gra y. with . we 2 ‘ 4 mother-in-} 2 the United States, gave a dime to : ; a r mh . 4 New York tramp the other day.| a " 7 pe ay . . “ a "4 th’t they never ; j ‘hose who know Mr. M hy will! Boston ‘ #9 Ih bah oe each fy feted over te . a see in this a doubly t ng inci-| Brooklyn . at | h gian tle and o—fer fear uv dein’ | Gent. | Philadethia .. 332 pts ‘ guarantes you = pair of sianeca j arrested. - ni | had i fit. EVERAOLM OPTICAL s e THE GODDESS OF ACCIDENT. | | Ar gr LOUIS—Chicago, $; St A cnet Peveypre Pow | MPANT, phone, James init, 10 On Sunday evening as Mr. and| a | mh vag arshal, giving _ Mrs. Cline and family were driving} AT PHI! ADE PHIA—Brooklyn | be dhay- Rg t home the goddess of accident again | 8: Philadelpht br mnie aid a heen ee en intervened and the carriage was ——, " tetke oe SETTIN’ OUT IN FRONT. turned over into the ditch” Mra | AT NEW YORK—New York, 4; nigh the @ ré ot a (Dedicated to the Weatherman.) |Cllme was the only one who suf-| Boston, 1 ale | und d back at Whee the sun sinks low fered much injury, she being thrown | PUGET SOUND LxAque. | 7 a i like best ter take miy rest out on a rail which she struck full | thing etarties me te Bhadder'd from the glow oy on her head. She was car Standing of the Clubs. | e aid ay Fy AR 3 Thrown by glarin’ ‘lectric lights,| Md unconscious to the home of " 1a as for A Haltways drest, without a vest, | ThYme Bailey and Dr. Gibson waal. 4. w Won Lost. Pet 1 Miss Alice is re ne p Settin’ out in front o' nights, . | !mmediately summoned. They have | {otro Wool ) ee he ventured | the s¥mpathy of the entire vicinity, Vtor# SD She gave him a st tion Settin’ in the cool, ie Iasaquah Indepefident Is ie 3 po Ing 7k as she req She is| 4 With my folks | crack my jokes— Bellingham .. ° 5 w : » 7 better yes, but—s net «.” and Mysterious Circumstance That's my ey'nin’ rule; cae ‘ ‘ ' white hand th wure | i — sont Oe jbes 1 e08 comme Sunny sights THE AMERICAN LEAGUE. 7 . ry Bap venga ae atin It is A rosy. Whence Uy Whi smokes—an" that's om \ 7 —j for he she continued ur uff wh t hing with hoax— Standing of the Clubs. 1 * &@ glance at her martial visitors | OS. ‘hey are so, #0 Inoons | ne Dr. Ki Lite 3 ‘ They bowed, and Carden accapted At least that cavalry captain is. He! Puls to m t t gentl might serve to amooth the|imsiats on searching everywhere. We | arc a the lasy ore f the situation, and he|"@"* even moved Alice now into| pel good digestion any relief. Kent, how.| @°tber’s room, while they search| constipatio Try them. Only 2 yw it is impossible | at G. 0. GUY, Inc, Second avenue Settin’ out in front o’ nights. Pet. | Rost oe 63; Full o’ clothes an’ hot TONI 4 New York covsces 96 22 7 | Others like ter up an’ hike— Chicago + 000 7 25 Bweatin’, 1 3 > hers, and you kne + like as not, —_— Philadelphia . 25 ever, was on stern duty bent. Hel” 5 ‘ Howsumever that’s their rights. Cleveland % begged to be excused and turne at ron »oenal byenary a —- and Yesler bowed 3 don’ like ter dress an’ ’ ‘ St. Loul to bis men, saying briefly The re-—uneer Our roo ain that $ $ $ Gillin’ eat to tree S men , [Louie Long and Harry Krant| Nori. | Guinennt and two ian searching, questioning look. And | 14, 16, 24 i iw on The soldier came 1 ‘ alba) vita ot apea nd still 1} Will Meet at Ballard Westiagton 7 rifles in hand. yet something tn: | B® hesitated. And then Ber moth AND UP pelled the old-scho.| sergeant in the|“T® Yolce was heard calling her} lead to whip off bi» oap at sight of | DAZ and hurriedly she turned and Supper’s eat, an har AT CHICAGO-—-St. Louls, 7; Well wuth jongin’ fer; cago, 6 For Large Lots > A a ews the gray-haired woman standing at arrying the sherry 7 N Settin’ out in front o' nights,” of Oakland, and Marry Keagt, of | Madrona. Madison parks, half hour- | tagious and his fellows followed | and hie quartet, fresh from their | wom emt 2 . ly from 10:20 a. m. to 10 p.m. daily, | sult: “Your pardon, Mra. Langdon: | Uneucenss scouting through the} A free abstract and warranty LUKE THE LOON, | Seattle, which will be fought at the -. you satd there were candies in the| °C@T The sergeant wished to deed. No man can equal our Ballard Athietic club tonight. To- mmo ‘A German correspondent says) day both fighters are resting after | tion of the to Ges. Kuroki, the Japanese leader,| Weeks of hard training. The sports | [220% Pvt, tomether Smokes cigars constantly during «| ho are familiar with both men are Battle. As the Russians smoke| ‘!vided when it comes to placing a @igarets constantly, the lesson is| ¥*t- vious. | Long has the science, but Krant! tn is the heavier man, and is also the| Ingersoll, the “dollar watch” man, | *tronger of the two. He can strike fhas been married. His wife wili|® blow hard enough to break a|tarrh Cure, dining room, I think,” said Kent,|*®0W if search bed been made and the lady led the way. ft lett | *™0ne the pantries and closets, and Rex and Carden there alone. both he and his men | Did you fall?” asked the latter. | S!istening eyes at the | 1 should have fallen but fort canters set forth, after the hospit |} WITH WONDERMENT IN BUg/ thing.” was the anewer, as Ing able fashion of the day, upon the} from First avenue through the | BYES HE READ THE SUPER-| ham indicated the settee sideboard. The sergeant intimated |] middie of Southeast Seattle. SCKIPTION “You've dropped a letter,” said|* ‘esire to continue the work. In-| lf You must come quick; these the aide, and stooped to get it, for| bam suggested his going aloft —— lots advance $2.00 after tomor- low prices. We have owned this land 28 years, Adjoining Rat- nier Heights, on the car line, om the lake. We have now an 80- foot street graded and planked ‘onetitutional ye. S| meron sor yee Powe ; re > it 1 ve Chene tn the | ox was leaning on the sideboard |®94 **king for instructions. Then row. 15 minutes’ ride on the bring him to time. — oo ae jf Be eeela a ne mnar-| proof or warning fell from her li leaning heavily, Yet their heads|® "den thought occurred to him The QUAKER DRUG (i) Washington street car. Office SHE BLEW THEIR WAY. to find himself tangled up with the| from m, fowes| “Alice, how can you be so weak?—|well nigh banged together, so sud-|WhY not go himself? There might . qpen tnd aabeomen en the atl ag 4 “ie spectators in the gallery. | fitectly, ons sure | #0 nerveless?” Rex heard her whit | den was Ingrabam's swoop. He fair-|‘e2 be opportunity of seeing Alice| 1013-1015 FIRST AVE. tion until 9 p. m. ly snatched the fallen per from | Langdon Even if the sideboard! beneath Carden’s white gloved fin. | *!ffered in his brief absence, what| Kers, and once more stood erect, bus} MAttered that in view of affatr swaying uncontrollably, and facing| Much more momentous? Clinging ash bis aston 4 friend as Kent cam e|te the balus he wiy climbed forth, hin candice held on high, while | t® the second floor and found Winn offer one to ears that heard not, ef 1 5 | per to emi ang has met some of the best of we it fails! Went groping in search of th for them in bis class, and always man-| (cure. Send for cas Go | paatloned off teher that aged to make an excellent showing.| Address: F. J. CHENEY & Co. cern Mm hla ome "4 boy | He has yet to suffer a knock-out. ‘oledo, Ohio, usually on the side Special cars will take care of the} $2\¢, 7, Pre | of the wide hallway, now dar | big crowd of sports who will go to i for com-| well, Water was the first thi Both Phones 1240. SEATTLE HOMESEEKERS' CO. Ballard tonight to witness the fight thought { as appropriate Bo §) he halted one instant, gazing in| "dine like a sentry im front of Among those who know “ring , n; but, quick aa he was-Bfira | Wonderment and incertitude at the| he first door dope” Long is perhaps the favorite man an he was—to start fog the | *enne be him: Car sitght! ‘The searchers had not ail Y ’ but this is simply because Krant js sideboard, somebody—some het | flushed, staring fixedly at the pal-| tered the to which had TABLE Qt ¢ BREAD more or less of a dark horse. man-——was there ore him. TRO | lid der young man in the plain| been first d, but at the cap TABLE Ql BREAD. TABL ¢ BREAD. ap | blue blouse who, breathing hard|tain’s order gt Long will fight at about 128 two collided in the dark and three of the men pounds, while Krant will tip the pled jand fast, with nervous hand was|through a dormer window, had TABLE Qi BREAD scales at about 135 At loast one of the two gragpled |*triving to thrust a letter of some mbered forth upon the roof. The TABLE QUEEN BREAD. BEST MADE. FULL WEIGHT. CLEAN SHOP PATENT OVENS NOVEL FIRE EXTINGUISHER Pe ee Seltzer wat «0x On Real Estate Security all impetuous self—t tinguisher. Yer that spurred down the t kind into an inner k One le tain th forth his head and m} | Year later and Kent yuld have | shouted, “Look well about the chim he ne | Stayed that hand on the instant and | 1 and every dark place se demanded that paper, but we were| with your bayonet Then, a mm day of the awnings in front of Sartor!’s not two months new yot to the ways of war. Hie|ment later, they heard his voice in ATRST APPLIANCES. liquor store caught fire, evider grapple that wa waited therefore—until too late lower tone r ou'll have PR eee es | from a lighte war being hut infant tn exe But no man of the three forgot} to get out the too,” said he .“I'm ALUMINUM CHECK on it from abe LOAVES STAMPED ON The Thom onCo til that moment had he realized oe for a moment the Incident, nor did| too hea excitedly out from the saloon and fant Win a” ane : TT a ities BOTTOM. heroically drowned the fiamos with 224 Pike Stree! Deeadit tna tantenity avenue Better Than Gold Pen hdl whey berths ly pee | coneessesnmnsteeeenanstenentnensncemnsineeitit © siphon bettie veneve him, the intruder wriggled from hi | ay, heard the sudden ewieh of E jas Minnie Allison was one of ith m with chronic indige : again, and Agatha Langdon ‘Weston's beautiful flowers who| ee eames mume Owners of the — se at tngrat am spinning febill writes F Jreen, of Lan. | threw n the portal and ca a ourehold goods to all casters = ante thie wey last week to mingle MRS. WINSLOW $ Riel oo tee os hed rN. H. “N rs hel pe tl = ly abourd th |to 0 per cent. wl former happy schoolmates at aettes I begs " ti a ae FO. 8—Camden Point (ie) ions SOOTHING SYRUP | MONTANA ADDITION Jom os in ans wanon nits mre gina is ln A with no The Seattle Transfer Company ~~ ae wiiaa sos weet Witke Venre. LOTS—-$136.00 and Up his mouth; nother. was thrasteaml an x yee meet Bing tare) Oe Recut te ine Leip eametdryaeg Manne Spa aa NEAR ge a over his mouth; ane wa th th t t t n bh r a be a « ner ww f soothes the chil, nations mn, 8 zt | - 4 ‘ be : . ; Taint ave’ ged. Colpeubio “streen With Uncle Tom Platt defending | sil-painy ourne wind coe viiee aud she ae pe weapen at all. Beri ter Electric i ' Hotiphonn tain 18 swecttios Was ® $3,000,000 suit and John R. Piatt rent er die FIVE CENTS A ROTTLY. Ladies’ and Genw the 4 , flannel | are 1 1 for " 1 an the roof perhaps. 7 bly > a a . Vigireees = Gold-Plated and ilk 1s almost } 1 into hie] inv t for F ‘ ide: possibly in the ‘little tower oR NOSE eo comcne Watch Fobs, Finest as and ring en and then 1 f i on DOES YOUR NOSE STOP UP? We can cure you! EXAMINATION fortmsent te the clte ns Ear aut Geaiiia te ele ; . “be ‘ for all on|| ALBERT HANSEN || ... glanees and fine Qotjcal Good! FREE, ‘Staite toward @ pete OtlOnts sec, Metintact hod jecealt! Hatt” Tt Seal Rich Jowolry et y yon 40, i stigese 4 DR. FRANK P. PRATT 4 and & Haller Bidg | Houghton & Hunter | moonlight at th anding: a'G, ©. GUY, Ino, | Da avenue And tees, Then nathan RLM in stilt | 706 First A soe emettated Watched SEATTLE EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT INFIRMARY 704 First Avenue, dark, slim shadow flitted across tho Yesler, | ee a diff tone, Then sounds’ of was AVS, t Klodt | ewelry