The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 6, 1899, Page 4

Cp PRESENT ASPECT OF CITY SCHOOL WORK: A Large Increase in Enrollment Fore- shadows Crowded School Rooms. NEW LAW COURSE AT UNIVERSITY Parochial Schools Opened Monday With a Large Attendance Other Educa- tional Notes of Interest. Next Monday the » the 10,000 mark before t present year A force of ployed to hand city’s schools before the end have been Increased “Nine years ago.” sald ( intendent Barnard, to a er today, the with 8 teacher positions, the fo deen made: Hes red to B. F. Day « aldson to South Fé gan to Rainier; Al en G. De Voe to the ¥ ine Quinn to Pacific; 3 win to Queen Anne: } South; Martha Pik and Harriett Kelloex school. Miss Lilian N e4 her position soon, The ow the larger # 2 20 teachers; Cas ny, 21; Rainier @ @tetrict. 22; South New buildings hb 4 of ‘ T T ‘ tributed as fol: Ne 4 ‘ A new two room bulkiing on He pew! called the Beacon H a new two r bullding ‘ take Washingt called Lake sch new With these 16 ne ance is still » accommodat!: rectors are Tooms. Thess lows: Old Unive Naturalists’ hall, 1; Trinity « hall, 1; Pike and Mactise Rows, 1 The lint of names of teachers clude 14 new ones five old teachers work after a ‘The latter are: M Ad Miss Mayme R t ) Le Roy 4 . Miss Clar Superint all the teach ae at the 2 o'clock Satu t tion ot th High sch Prine pel and teacher ADDRESS ON THE ACADEMY THE ORIENT ie Har tory| KANSAS CITY, M the local arti: t “=~ HUNTING FOR AN - MINNESOTA MeN | ecco ote OF SCIENCE « THE SEATTLE STAR. ~/A MOB OF FARMERS Subsequently Commits Suicide. k PINE BLUFF. 1 t6.—The| The three were allowed to pars r SAP A PARTY oF ee ‘CAPITALISTS ~ PIANO MEN AT TACOMA COMA, Sept 6—Pursuant to a 8. J ne 8. 6—A oi ce a INVITATION TO . - THEG.AR. © yerter OLD TREASURE ; PINE PLUFT, Ar ik A NEW ORE ROAD OAD ) pt LTH, te “THE NATIONAL vAC t Rept. 6.—A h Ht mile th : M.} 5 t ‘ . : y 1 1 tton M r " ‘Le ling t ‘ an Ker | ' 1 ) oO tton si 6 52 J 1 In th I 1 76 46 622 { k 73 ‘ 6 A YALE SCHOLARSHIP. 67 48 #2 69 ‘ 52 h 1 ¥ 68 O42 0 Ox ' 61 1 00 52 441 y 0 427 \ 1 41 7 4 and 20 108 106 WEAR THE PANTS ‘:- POLIS, 1 V t ' 1 eM vo ‘ ‘i the > Mey T to look for his t t —_—_—_— = p : es AMUSEMENT BULLIOTEN to prevent worien| toda ie has a full cargo tea Phird Avenue Theater, Tonight— Wearkng truer and silk “Westerner.” ° ATTACK MORMONS oA Girl Killed by a Young Man Who & Will report to the LEAGUE GAMES| ® n AND here om Pe lam Declared a Dividend..... We place on sale ment of Ladies Fall and our firs hips Wit tef Style | AISTS i HR W , put together irtistic manner. You have only to see them to want to possess one of these Beautiful Garments. Handsome fabric in the most > WAIST ed; to wee tet ny “ok k® SHLECT PROM SWING HERB NOW; NE STYLES TO F SELLING 18 IN FULL ARRIVING DAILY “Oz Ww. PETERSON & BRO. 206, 20B. 210 Pike St. H. E. Weymouth & Co. Have removed to «1207 First Avenue... If you want to buy or sell mining stocks or rent or buy real property, call on them : * =a e “Popular With Our Boys in Biue” OUR HOUSE Corner Washington and pennant. i CHILDREN'S PLAY TENT belght of wail. 1 ht Chitdren’s A Tent ba3ft., 3 egg HLURR LAT TAT se ous ren 17 Yesler Way. e INCORPORATED. Mines Experted and Reported On Western Onion Service Cable Address: SEMINEX em DAILY QUOTATIONS BY TELEGRAPH From All Mining Centers You are Cordially Invited to Attend Daily Call 1 to 2 p.m. Mines andMiningStocks 609 First Ave, Basement Mutual Life Building, SEATTLE, U.S. A. Telephone Main 27 3 JOHN A. CLARK, Secretary and Manager. —- WE ARE SOLE AGENTS BD carlanSioves and Ranges GEO. fH. WOODHOUSE 1331 Second Avenue GARLA GErove ND Ss The Weatherby Bonanza Gold Minin and Milling Co Has Declared a Dividend of 5 Per Cent, A First-class Inv estment. We have a few thousand shares of this stock, whic few days at 17%c. For all particulars call on. oh we offer for a | B. NICHOLS & CO. 6G! and 62 Sterr- Beye Buliding