The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 28, 1900, Page 2

3 THE SEATTLE STAR, { BATURDAY, APRIL 2 1900, ERTISEMENTS | CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS T e= s TTLE STAR district court, returned from Spo- | brought to Skagway by Lieut: Adair| CLASSIFIED ADV HH EA * | kane this morning | {roms the scene of the egret: 7 aon Oo” aaa Bank of Commerce ae ede RRS yh Wru S & Co.. PUBLISHERS. Mra, J. A. Darby, widely known tn! fae meg ge pe smerhats ov Fie. |Wational Bank o ae iE BULLS & CO., AAA | the soclety circles of Port Angeles, ne name ae OBHORNE, ThOMPER & CO. ine, Paid ip capital .. $150,000 PIPPI RIAA ARPA LARA AA AAA AARP te a guest at the Rainier-< by the keeper of the)” the oid and reliable abatrmct cor Trannacte a general banking bust- : Lvery Afternoon Except Sunday Tele Pixs 150 wees * wr wane eeene | house, has been found pany; extablished 168%, We are\ none as z eee ntti et pe Getiee.A, Siecle, vere oreininent oF ee nyi 63, elnese aa a B HARARD WHLIS, Kalter - - s BF, CHASE, Dusiness Monager | iy concerned in Insaqual, will be a | le twees SO eee eee ee ees | H.C. Henry ab higaby ov ved RN elaime 114 Cherry atreet, Nn. KR. Spencer 4 ‘One cent. per six Cents per wee oF twenty-five cents per month delivered | thy Btainier-Grand over Sunday | ‘ fo D Ms it Vauit Boxes fof Rent ty mall or carters. "ihe tree copies, cin é sdmond Cosgrove, of the Cos-| bf d o k. | Safe Deposit Vault Bo EE NS Oe ow 2 -¢ ove. : er re se eltortal # g Entered at the postomos at soattis | fit),"h, onl track & tris to Anneees| Detectives furnish railro |Scandinavian- American Bank wees omer 110) Third AVE Washington, as tocond-olass matter | joy and Vancouver ‘Evidences of the Terrible | cor nrationa and priv parti f Bentt A gener ns ee eer "De. W. L. Williams, U, 8. A. will [All business transucted strletly 3 Rae tran ae . ‘The move which is to be made on May 1 by organised labor against | be at the Stevens over Sunday | ort rn rime ‘ onfidentia’ : ome Detective Agen-| 5; residence ‘phone Butt 1174 ie 1a a a Sosaitant o Dr, Heberden, M. R. V. 8, of New| N he ¢ y, % Union IBloc Pr CAMMOLL, lawyer, proctor in| 4 nd Vice President eheap Jap restaurants is the first atep marked out by white men who Whatesae 13 reetstanhe av'che San . | | admiralty and solicitor of patents. |; 4; amhier work to protect themselves from the inrushing horde of Astatic coolles ler | = . | Koom 74-76 Hinckley block. |—_—_____—— — ————————— Mins Gilmore and Miss Grace D.y J. W. NAYL ner promecutina on nen coe robb a. sone me The war in South Africa #o completely overshadows the troubles | Gilmore, of Port ‘Townsend, and| nae Wd | h h Co, GE-s Bu ONS B. collene. Tel Main 416 yet remaining for our commanders in the Philippines, that we are apt Tete tae am auaviine nrht car e Kae as in ne gy : te wae fave b di i W. D. LAMUUTH, 204-8, Paeifie bi« BHIDGE BUILDERS ABD CUNTHACIONS to forget them. a an’ gan 1 rept between the thick branches -f| J- A. KELLOGG, 226 Hailey ballding eRe It may be said that the insurgents are more annoying than da 4 J. M. Haggerty, of Okanogan, a] the dark spruces along the river pr } a roto — wife 1 bunkers, gerous. Nevertheless there have bean more or lees reports of late o well known mining man and for a| Minto, melted the snow and t | T T . pie arivit } foundations; quite serious encounters between our troops and the Insurgents, and number of years a popular newspa ved the story of the awful crime | ) ) { |? W. HOUGHTON, i, con “ 2 spare per man in this state, is at the Ho. | ered (he ots he : : | | Collins block several brave fellows hove been killed. tel Beattie accompanied by hia farm The ae ee “ as ° ner > oe s | Bl l | A. TIDEMAND, af Colman block CONTHACTON® ANU BUILDEMS 7-—__eooOo- avelic » a : raged 6. J. MEANY, 65 Colman block KANDALL, general jobbing. ‘Phone Whenever Engiant loses her grip on the world's merchant tonnage | . B. Henn and John C. Moean,|*trumsle are plain, It seem | 3- MURDOCK, isa Btawenos. | Green e14 opty yeep it will be the beginning of the end of her supremacy on the seas, It | Prominent merchants of Aberdeen,| the murderer had crouched tn the | . au , 18064, 6th avenue. ss Row eaceeds that of all the other nations, and in spite of all competition |*"* femistered at the Stevens hick brush, shot two of the three} ) i | BAN KA 2 aa nate ot R y eapl o a an the ame along the narrow tral i 1 " . , * * ane " or % + ‘ aah she te still determined to hold the lead laeteee De da nears of Wash. | as they yriger tesgp. haere! my THE FIRBT NATIONAL BANK | Wp heTEn BROWN, United stacce But every year it is more and more diMcult to hold tt. Other flags | j,Righ. De Cx to eee ® vp gph emi abi | OF BEATTLE, | deputy mineral surveyor: draugnt ee, Seeey ene. te toe Sertem, ond the riveley oe eleay very Quite an exclusive naval party | py, heed A peroindy Ya vente am Paid up Capital Moojgree | Ane werk, 308 Beates Sock : A ‘ ample yrumt f ace Gene 4 nee “9s keen. There are now being built twenty-five big steamers for service | met tast night at the Rainier Grand. |eroken Oranches and splashes of We ‘have an ddpesttion of as ae ral banking business | CLOTHES CLEANING. % Detween this country and Murope, and only nine of them are English, | They were Dr. C. P. Ke leberger, | tiood on the tree-trunks, tell the ‘ James D. Hoge, jr President | SEATTLE Clothes Pressing Co. keep An Amertoan line is building six vessels A continental company curapen of re tee ee J, B. Shep letory te the minutest etal small pumping plants suit- Maurice Mattison Walk ¥ resident your clothes tn shepe for $1.0 « erd, tk! a ory to e at c cMicken., Presiden h ' ood advertises 181 trips between New York and Europe between January |Qerd. Wo M. Atkinson acne al fila crime completed, the murderer| ante for Kee in Alesk&a. Cur Tanuries, Mel ‘ : month: Dyeing, cleaning, | repair- and November, and the British rivais seem unable to keep the pace. [the Pathfinder, saded the bodies on a sled, hauled] K. F. Parkhurst—Assistant ng. 1106 Third bi suf ‘The Germans, too, are rapidly coming to the front as shipbullders. Among the Nome Parties register-| them to a water-hole on the river| mining machinery has revo othe . Mat tere pachene® | DANCING ACADEMY “ When other nations get the merchant ships England may have the [od in the city the following are be- | nearby 4 dumped them in. | lutionized the methods of the United States and Lurope. | and only thorough dancing warships. But the period of her decadence will have begun. ing taken care of at the Hotel| ,The story i» complete. The ev - city. Ranke hall, Fitta A Brunawick: A. V. Harrington, Minn | (oe, 8eainst O'Brien in concluaive Klondike and now the pia- THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL | Fenoe) i! . — ‘on, except the finding of t¢ bodies BANK OF SEATTLE. 1 Jane Vanwhirt and 8 D. Brown, of | phe search for these being vigor cere are worked the year * 4 e , O.F. ha | onary oe ee eee eT retrterian | Mt. Vernon, Til. George P. Ryan, 3 | ously prosecuted. "The ice is now | Capital stock paid im..$628,000 f Dancios Acad, 10.0.7. bait imawathacme 1S, tien nee W. OW. Mawes,” of] oot cul away. Theriver bed willbe| round | Surplus ...s.. vere 0 < rae tera ely aoe irty-Atth avenue Meadville, Pa. D. J. Spencer and) piasted with powder to shake th — Jacob Furth pp -President |_new dances taugh ” The first concert of the University! ©. Martin, of Salt Lake City, Utah.! rpaes from their resting place in| ge, . E. C. Neufeider ... President | Th) le - ef Washington Gier and Mandolin | ‘These partie will Ko to Nome about | (ho hetren ne ante whicipos Mitchell, Lewis H Staver Co, |. V. Ankeny : Cashier | ness | clubs will be eiven at Ranke hall on| May 10 The above details have been pondents tn all the pripe!:| siaprTie Engraving Co. makers | Tuesday, May & The patronesses — oo | mee . States nd! cr high grade printing plates by . * yes bog Kellogs, Mra oo Os thie Treat ntat H me ‘38-31 ‘iret Avenue Sout is all processes. Washington -block ittinger, Mrs. Montgomery Rus-| Osteopa’ ment at Home | ee detainee | sell, Mra. A. B. Stewart and Mra, H VUSERAL DibexCTOKS io i The Washington Inatitute of ¢ ; fii hip Co. : adie Cc. Henry s natitute of Os S f 0 : , . . acitic Uoas' ‘eamship . | teopathy will tgke @ limited num afe Deposit Boxes New York Life—The BUTTERWORTH & Bona, embaim- | The guitar and mandolin claws of |), . ce ‘ Plans Are for the Mies Rose Charlotte Mitchell gave of chronic cases of patients who|® prised in stecl-lined vault, for thy Only I ae ids for San Francisco | ere, 1426-1428 Third ave., near Pike. an enjoyable recital at the ,| desire treatment at their homes rele keeping of ¥ na he article ant niy Insurance Com- | ‘Phone, Pike 49. Preabyterian church last even’ Arrangements can be made with the porees, Se pant SS 0 7rek oe . w The company’s elegant = Event a the College Year. |The auditorium waa well filed with sere ary at the institute in the fale ejuets Vault #1 Weot Colum pany Writing Alaska st hips Queen,| YINANCIAL, TO LOAN-—Private money at low s ; Umatilla te of interest. Grall, Damus & Whe ee oe Without Extra Pre- Leave SEATTLE | Guner. 106 Madison street. ureday even im on er a , - ret Mow 1 Ne - ——~ a posrng oe el ctk win be.) srected a lures orene to ten s bad \f Restrictions. 208.209 ff ® *9¢ every Atih day the | PROFITABLE employment. Side gin on Taay 31, when the baccalau-| A good sum wae realined for the ob- | a Leave San Frogeiscs for featile 102%) Pie, near Sixth. Dougias Teate sermon will be preached. The Jeet tn view, chet of raising funde to ( ‘i New York Block. V. April 1, 6, 11, 16, 21, 26; May 3. 6, 11.) <= miniet who omic! om 3 2 e 6 : or a me sesnsion bee sat as cheno by the | bekah’s in this city next . | P. Hart, zeneral Agt. eo ee 6, and every t ioe — i ores re clase. On Tuesday last, at the home of LASKA | d chest, § H. 8, 202 Ballard. On the evening of the following | Comptrolier Frank H. Paut, Mr. Geo. int | Soe era a oe @ay the annual roetem < the liter-) fy rdner and Miss Maggie Pau! erecesererr, OFFICE OF.. os | Leave Seattic © p.m. May 1. YOK KENT. fon May? May 29 te Pond ny: tha ry dha ned Mg Pine Firs ya mein y y _ | i 2, rr ra eam gteurnd x1 ANGE front ce m with alcove > o utchieon, of t! ret yter- , June ¥ S tro 00) 5 Eirmicmaarsn wits nur me smi | AMORY D. WAINWRIGHT J Outfit for Nome 2022 fens. nc 6 are SS @ Dall ie @ take place in Denny bail.| S nines of the city compieciien | sess WO cken | Ab-ch, Apel. 2h Obs Meee’: #0, (90] crag contest aus carne mer. Me, B. J: Gould, Mine Ad in Parker St] The university students gave the 1204 First Avenue U $6 G d June 16 and every fifth day there: | and Mable ve after. Alumni entertainm: annual junior de at i > race OT ON | g pe a we pong nna Ronen ieiesay ortios tases hee SEATTLE, WASHINGTON |U. 3, GovernmentGoo | Queen, June ®. FURNISHED ROOMS @holastic meet between the univers. | * very large. Tie halt | | . | For her information obtain K-—Firet avenue and } Bett ska | company’s folder. + gf 8 and boa | Army Cavairy er for Ale $2.75 a| The company reserven the right to| Pike, “Arat-class rooms oe 7 per week. pair, Canvas Hoods, ibe each, Can-| Change steamers, sailing dates and | _ at $4.50 to $7 per wee eo bh was .| Was elaborately decorated with the | be cole- | College and national colors, and from fi &? 5 $ z iy The following-mentioned test was made sentor ane vas Overalls and Jumpers, ali hay-| hours of satling, without previous | HOTEL SAVOY—Pleasant roo wove Ay Tepe iy meres ey Wagner's full orshewtra. Banc for Col. J. L. Woodbridge, of Hartford, wale her Font fae suger | Pum ; PE AL — Firnt. = cueny Oe Peet ieee, coon, Conn., temporarily at 214 Seneca St., City: J) piankets, “iss Prompeoting | , Uptown Ticket CMee, @i8 First AT ASKA Juik Co.” Zaye highest Seerciece they will produce on that 4 : ; canves with sling, price 1180; Grup| GOODALL, PEREING @ CO. | Prices: Prompt returae. | Mo. Ht ay. is é IMPORTANT We, the undersigned, certify to having wit- General Agents, San Francisco. | —vctern avenue Tel. Pike e, ; will occur on clase’ da: nessed a test made with THE SHATTUCK GOLD LOANS AND INSURANCE pegreee - x SAVER,” weighing 19% pwts. of Beach Gold week = Se zemcermeer:| BILLS 10 BE 1H from Nome Beach, which was put into one-eighth w. s. KIRK the acuity team, bas accepted the ( of a yard of sand and gravel; was then put ff) 2017 First Avenue = - eae Gaus 4h wake. sveninge, ‘various memabers “of the through the SHATTUCK SLUICE BOX, after- Re ===— ~— StOR CAPE NOME TxRG. GIVENS “& Co, Mining for the game. and the seniors’ will wards panned down as closely as possible to pan. ff} Quitting | hg tem Ean dag find it no easy task to play against bare a anaes 3 | Them ‘The inter-state oratorical | Five years’ practical experience at Weighing gold after cleanup was made, giving ss years’ practical experience feent Trasspacifie 8 OO cSGN & PRICK, practical min- Nome, Dawson part, makes results 19% pwts. We estimate black sand in Passenger Steamship ers, locate, develope, sell our own our line of outfits perfect s | iH mines exclusively. Copper, gold, | We sell you what is useful and is I A ( oO M A lead silver, red hematite,’ tron | needed and keep you from being § anthracite coal, asphaltum, devel erica Sly Cgagocs During the young rh and — Ro Week. result about 2 per cent., which leaves the net bunceed by unscrupulous dealers, oped and undeveloped mines f ‘wear caps and gowns, and receive result of 98 per cent of gold saved. Amount of who will sell you useless articles, |8 Resistered tonnage, 2,811; capa Hl sale at low actual value. | Office : a y, 4 + passen- 637 Burke buliding, \ Gabcied th calves toe chats cn tale pa sand washed, one-eighth yard; amount of gold fj) asta Suniy& Tarseratin comay (8 ier accommodation #00, 8) Su, brug oovasion—Hon. Levi P. Ankeny, of j Basement PT Bullet —= S Will Sail from Seattle on or About May 25 FOR SKAGWAY Via Vancouver, Ketchikan an Juneau. Subsequent salling®, in sand, 19% pwts.; length of boxes used, 22 feet; width of boxes, 14 inches; depth of water on surface of box, 1 inch. Signed: J. A. ARMITAGE, 237 Burke Building J. H. HILL, 2819 Third Avenue | Sidmey Cahen & Arthur Hess Also agents for 8. 5. Aberdeen jand schooner Harriet for Nome ‘Theket Oftier. 612 First Ave 'GR Tel Mein 7 NW Leave. MINING ENGINEERS. E. L. M'ALLISTER, 803-4, Pioneer. a Fao ton ore evenine wn MOUSE FAVORS CANAL BILL Pe WASHINGTON, D. C., April 28.— Father Girimondi, « secular Catholio| WASHINGTON, D. C., April 2%.— Priest, recently appointed consul to| The moat important matter of leg’ Brasi!, arrived today to © | lation to come up in the house next week will be Hepburn's bill for the) |cometruction of the Nicaraguan | canal, allowing an appropriation of before ever appointed to adiplomatic | 19 milion dollars to begin work. The ition. . Several senators now ‘say | Democratic majority report has been | they Mdn't know Girimod presented providing for the fortii-| tion when they voted to « cation of the canal by the United! States, There is a strong minority j on the Republican side op od [== * committing congress to any epeci- 1 r > at 25. fled route until the report of the| hy ay ~ n "LG ort | 4 Walker has been submitted. The when we can sell you new and mod Columbia St. Wharf prospects are that there will be a/ F n cottages MISCELLANEOUS, 1UM, whisky and Cocaine Habits cured tn 30 days. Sanitorium treat- ment. Book and particulars free, RB. M. Woolley, M. D., Box 30, of- fice 14 N. Pryor St4 Atlanta, Ga. Sess MACHINE SHOPS. Bicycle repairing—Gifford, 1116 24 av Daily Arrive THER Seg hrpett |b |g April 3, 13, 23; May a 1, 23, NORWAY _° “Wonton uf i U. S. Fast Mall Steamship "S #CITY & SEATTLE Will sail from Yesler dock Monday, April 23, at 8 P. M. Steamship Farallon Will Sail Thursday, April 19 at TEAMSHIP “RUTH’ Will Sail Thursday, April 26 For Skagway and Dyea ALLING AT... Port Townsend, (Tyler barf), Victoria, Ketchikan, Helm ba uneau, sails from Yesler whart 2 a ry ply m Minor school, Ss.-Y. e cc; os DODWELL & CO, Ltd General Agents, 113 Jame: gstreet. Telephone, Main 470. STATE OF WASHINGTON, ‘ COUNTY OF KING, \ J. A. Armitage and J. H. Hill, both of Seattle, Washington, being severally duly sworn, on oath do respectively depose and say, that he has read the foregoing certificate by him subscribed and that the same is In all respects true, Signed J. A. ARMITAGE, 3. HW. MILL. Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 19b day of April, ss Greyhound Changes Time. — Three hound Trips Oatly, Except Sunda, —THE— | Steamer Greyhound | Wil make an entirely new change of time on the Everett—Seattle run Ly. Seattle 7 a. m., 12 m. and 5 p. m. Ly. Everett 9:15 a. m., 2:30 p. m. }7:15 p, m. | Fare 75c. First class meals served nal ructions. He ‘deen living in Ireland's diocese in t Northwest. i wagons, Pacific Wagon Co., 8 3d & Lane —— 1900. Signed MICHAEL PHILLIPS, (Seal) Notary Public in and for the State of Washi ton, residing in Seattle NOTARY PUBLIC. v MAJ. CLARK, legal conveyancing, real estate rentals. 39 Union bik. -KSON AL ALL persons contemplating matri- mony call or send 10c for list to Alaska Matrimonial Bureau; room 413 Washington bidg., Seattle. Wn. WANTED—To buy old gold and sil- ver. H, Hensel, mfg. jeweler, 28 Hinckley block. lively fight on thie subject next Tues a day and Wednesday, The chano 2 ba however, are that a bill will be pa Bought and Sold taxe, one bloc Jon Kenton hi Capt, Weaver entertained friends| oq by a’ fair majority Wednesda r on the Roanoke Inst Sunday. night. On Thursdny cus tree hemes © will buy choice of three new | Established 1897, . . a , ; ; ; tead bill, providing thi Indi falty | ana very neat cottages neat "Sy aoe ef Sa oc” ot ail ne th pentarmtunertns| WO8 Lands @ Specialty |sis very wet sitacs wr To Cape Nome and Dawson eettiers shall be given tents un- wi pa nid th's week, That's why they one FREB—Success in life can only be | obtained through influence. Will send absolutely free a 100-page | Mrs. Francis Guy Frink gave a|%t,czisting laws, will be considered | book which explains all the secrets Offered 20 che: sa 7 of hypnotism, personal magnetism junchton yooterdny tow few ricnde|, The Philippines. ill is still unfin- H H Dearborn & Co are off red #0 cheap and on such | Will Sell On or Aboot . | and magnetic healing. Tells how t her residence. | !shed in the senate, but it has not | [], [Fe " i Nt? May 15 1900 to cure diseases and bad habita, s - |yet been determined whether Lodge EAT ‘WEE rere e | ass enables you to win and hold the ‘The Young Men's Institute gives | will prems it next week. On Wed.| Room C, Haller Building GREAT NORTHERN LAND CO. NEW STEAMER - ; {ts annual May ball in Ranke hall on| nesday Chandler will call up the! ad ” Successors to J. E. West & Co, w q next Tuesday evening | Clark, case, which will be diwponed | Second Ave. and Columbia St. Colman Block, 811 First Ave. “ie ba tbee SANTA ANA R or therwise the program of the| ni ee sale “Seymnr ee Wer| senate ie unsettied, Republican ————————= | Both with pasengers and treight. | coma, has returned home. “| leaders are divided aw to important love and respect of others. Any. body can learn in a few days, W guarantee success, Write today, Add . YORK INSTI- Yukon Route Both steamers connect at St. ‘Mi in te oe bills to be considered. They are hi H McGraw chael with our river fleet, Seattle aD Pee ht AR SE Mrs. John B. Allen gave a largely trying thelr atime tn bring ceout ae | dOWN HH. No. 1, Seattle No, 2, Seattle No. 3, |ll pagj —— attended at home yesterday at her| adjournment early in June. This & | Rock sland, for “all Yukon river |f Pacific & Arctic Railway andj Mesevibinnlih wtheriee teu residence, 1105 Cherry street meana that the ship subsidy, army, ade | Sreeirentione sheer “now de> einds | Navigation Company ITAN _ Printing and % er) o | m1 0" ma ai 2 ihe Tredneetey, Cart ciup met mn) reoreuninaiion ana Neereeven vith Gegrge B, Kittinger cee Ws eee | a * [ritish Coumbia Yukon Rall-f Miniinn orhs venelely. $8 Henry, 104 Boylston avenue a Teloph: in 695 . : in (a | The Wednesday Night Card Chub Room 8 Bailey Big, Fire and Garins leserence Seattle-Yakon Transportation Ch, ag a Sanders & Haye, Agta, Pioneer 89, | 100 Choice Lots... ww WALLA WALLA * ADDITION __s tarian churches at Berkeley, Cal DENNY - BLAINE LAND 60. fnformal dance Inst Tuesday even- Dexter Horton Bank Building. Ww éme in honor of Mise Lalla Drane Blve 601. —_-----———_— way Co, British Yukon M. T. & T. Co. Two first-class trains dally be. tween Skaguay and Lake Ben- nett, B.C. Through telegraph service, Skaguay to Dawson and intermediate points, SKAGUAY 1S THE GATEWAY To... Atlin, Dawson and Caps Nome | Gold >i Fields Now 1s the Thme to Start for Caps Nome For rates and particuiars apply to & P. BROWN, City Passengerand Freight Agent, 106 Yesler way. Telephone Main $77, Seattle, Wash. 8. M. IRWIN, Trafic Manager, Dexter Horto,, Bullding, Seattle, Wash. ATENT ATTORNEYS ARS coais naan & CO, 14-75 Starr-Boyd BARNE building. Fmpire Line F. KE. ADAMS, patent attorn drafting. Colman building. PAT B, Thomas, of Anacortes, is at NTED and unpatented inven- tione bought and sold, Lucas @& Co. St, Louis, Mo, Hotel Seattle, | Pratt, of 1409 irty pate trienl, entertained on Weaner: H. Goddard, of Dayton, will en- | @ay last in honor of Miss Lalla|J0Y Sunday at the Rainier-Grand. . ne. Alonzo Ghent, a traveling man | Mr and Mrs Thomas F,Shep- pd Kee Janeiro, Brazil, is at the ora oon last) D» MeKiller, the popular cigar | ben 9 a yp4 wedding in Tacoma lant man of New Whatcom, is at the tevens. Seattle, Cape Nome, St. Michael, Yukon River Points S. S$. OHIO 3,500 TONS SSattio Rbour MAY 24 For Rates, Eto., Apply Empire Transportation 00, 07 Kinet Ave, nnn estate, in- is and rentals, room k, Seattle; residence P.O. Miss Jesse De Haven, Mre. Horace! wy, Bartlett Webster, of Fairh Ly on e * javen, Byron and Miss Hdna byron, of |» canneryman, is registered at the Fairhaven, were in the city this! Seattle, week visiting. | §. M. Jones and wife, prominent | Last night the Cheu Club gave its|in Edmonds, will spend Sunday at | first dance wince Lent r. the Queen| the Stevens, | Anne Clubhouse. A large number e of Invitations were issued. ‘The Cheu| guceoy Wien aman, Club will give one more party this| the Stevens, peason. Victor H. Beckman, secretary of Wednesday afternoon Mrs, R. T.| the Shinglemen’s A fation, is in Powel! and Mrs. A. T. Friend enter-| Tacoma today. | tained the Ladies’ Aid Society of the’ fobert Hopkins, clerk of the U. 8.| Nv» HAND Goops New and second hand, tor e or rent; Kloné!ts blankets at 2. Chapin's, Sixth and Pike, Just opened new goods store, 422 Pike. assistant surgeon United States army, is at) WANTED, PARTNER to buy third interest in 50 placer mining claims in. this state; money to be used in devel- oping. For particulars and sp. | mens address P 58, care Star offic