The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 2, 1901, Page 3

UBRARY iv : Rurke Building, Editor Seatle Star; a too. olumns in the in brary building Most cities of our last night is great made ued at once. ‘This was ¢ where a poor m: : and whole- | Patoh man ‘ x aken | nings larg ives of the | faht bot inagement was fine, Who could noi will complain at ooks means always le less than crim SAYS CHIN ARE FRIENDLY Jen GeRANC TCO, Cal. Jan, Sos" HER HUSBAND acl think that missiona be con Sued within t for 7 #round of the tobwman, and f welfare POPE FIXES NEW LIMIT an. 2—The Pope extend» year six months, to ensure Ld to wore than all told, BIG BUSINESS. the Just year closed there fantruments filed with the county auditor. CANADA MAY BREAK AWAY MONTREAL, Jan. 2.—Canada, tir ted to Great Britain’: facut noes tn ye | 3. B. Macbougall and A. 8 Bur- Club” has been formed ‘The members appear Streets wearing buttons Bre inscriptions declaring Gesire for freedom. ENGINE UPSET. : a a i i? ats legisla! t at in i lature me’ noon In 4ist session. Members were sworn |the same disaster. DIY | Atte: short reception wit! ‘an4 FAltor Rosewa After a short reception with mem- vember es have entered a combine to elect Both men deny the ru- and an way ve fight. RAILROAD PERSONALS. irlington, t# tn th ee . has been ling Hew Years'tn Port Orch: friends. Goward, ‘manager it, Beattie ey with Jine, on his way to San Fra A. ‘W. Camels, the new soliciting be Burlington . his position today. Mr. yan held a punts SHERIFF VAN NAILS SUSPECT Sheriff A. T. Van at ape? thir morning cap’ one of the principal The it calmly watching the trians sipping and © crowd street, "Ph him. It aid to eateh the his back, 4 in @ way that 1 | Readauarters, er then lit bi | hi 2 attle, hie Place an the corner. a The f W's name ia 1, | A Woman acoused him planket out of her r x | retused to promectte, j rele need Whitter » influence in | 5 Ee re Paiidi To identify Crowe, The loss OMATTA yi must be | Ported cay oP vay confirmed here & for an He thought th ° << per-| | Young Bddte Coaene te: jt the jan Tha | t mtity S je Afternoon Lhe t afford | ¥ } tence a iy atud. | Vielen | Provision made. J of buying the present | — wood site and erect | sd & monu LICENSES / ,, The fot 3| | lw ‘Me Mana Maude Har- of ato Charles Ham nett, of Trahence Reed, 17, of ioe ie ogee A, Christ testes, ‘inry ‘Carpenter 28. ana To Frank Ma bath og mond and Frances Pod of TAA Beuttle, i vDERED im She Loved Another NEW HAVEN, Jan. 2-War- rants were sworn out today for Mra Ann Maria Rathbun, widow of Wm. Rathbun, and John PF. Hart, o brakeman, The woman is charged with murfering her husband with polson, Hart w Rough on Kats” held on the charge of adultery. The coroner's Jury, in its verdict, alleges that Rathbun's wife an@ Hart have deen intimate for years, until four months ego, when their relations ceased, The woman became anary and jealous, and in order to act Hart again, she decided to put Rath- bun out of the way by putting poison in his coffee. Additional Subscriptions. J. Hi. MeGraw and 8. L. Crawford ted: &. 8. Bailey, $1000; William Suth ertand, $260; Dr. ion, $109, Sherwood Gillespie, #100; Bam Row enberg, $256; Stewart & Holmes, $609; w. 00; Brown Bros. 100; A. W. Hanford, $00, ‘ih & Zahnen, 3100 and KR. Sartori & Co., $100; J. B, Quick, $10; . Sr 0, W. 4 Shoe Co,, 480; 5. A. Sidéwell, $25. ‘The méeting was called to order at 2:35, Chairman Clise presiding. The various committees reported. motion of Gov. McGraw « spe- cial committee of three was appoint- od to reach the property owners. The Denny-Biaine Land Compeny at this point subscribed $1000. The Hemrich Bros,’ Brewing Company also subseribed #1000. weil reported J. M. Lang, $109; the Louch- Augustine o. Julius | Redeisheimer, $200, C. & B, Smith, 1100; Gon Northrap & Co., $100 Oo; RF. commando operating in the Eastern part of Cape Colony has reached Roodehoogd, south of Middleburg. land are looting alt farms and cut- ting all wires. on the stock exe j@ took place to- ‘BW ORLEANS, Jan, 2—In COWES, Isle of Wight, Jan. 2. bers of th queen's family, Lé Roberta wa ceived by her maje in a private audience. The meet | was affecting, for the war has ca ed hoth great personal sorrow. Th |queen asked many questions of the Moberts’ § victori ada t evening, prices to 'e them at once. PAMAICER MUBIC CO. 1415 Becond Avenue. OTEL BUTLER Seattle's CARH AND * est and GRILL * ony ~clase : wos ’ Buropean ON- 4 Pian Hotel, x iON Northwest, JOU mAKe [sain in the slueh and snow the ennct® of “Help!” was heard in ® man darted up the heritt started “t take but a minute thief and put. ni priv Sheri’ Van de elgar and arain took we near verdict or the noh of the W. C, 'T. U,, tn Promis: n formally te Cudahy wilt At. | eclsion wan reached at "ting Of the Demorest union, in home of Mrs. KR. 8, N, Shirley, Wet Tw y-third street, N: It was the result of a dis.| the men th participated in by | reat car srofessional and philanthr . tham, Thelt opinion Gec uN inning . expecially towing hes Lewis, 26, }young men and girk od tod/ Harry F. Aw. | wen | Work in € “ raliging and dangerous tnatitu One lady, Dr, Anna Hatheld, eveh | went so far as to declare that tt Neetar quaffed from ruby lips was | licitations Mg more damage than the liquor | had appli own tn saloons, Others as-| law Was fgit the kissing habit has at oh @ foothold that i good society it 4 of some. young men, on nu LA te Be Sees ‘The kiss, relatively speaking, was} It was agreed that kissing No fine lines of de dangerous to health, since it is a|marcation have means of communicating |the cousinly salute, nor has tt been | many diseases, particularly con-|announced whether @ male connec tion by marriage mey, with propri-| ubject was brought up by Dr.|ety. embrace newly acquired femin Hatheld, while the crusade on vice Bhe made the Hut the Demorest anton has pledg- lled iteetf to eternal vigtlane atter of the promiseuous kiss, and | 4 application of a “But I think women are very care- leas about kissing, Mothers ehould| New York. teach their daughters the evtle LAWSUT OF IMPORTANCE? Metal Beds To Show Price Idea We have eclected one value from very many to show you the jleges sind five howpitais are contest-|@ Noticeably fair way in which price and quality are combined at this store. There are many reasons why we can nel! this value, and equally af many why no other store in the northwest oan We Iay stress on our buying direct from the factory for cash, however, and shipping im car load lots. NEW YORK, One of thele most Important jawsuits tn the his-| 9 ing for bequests amounting to near-| HAD NO LICENSE. Dr. A. KR. Long, a dentist, was on | trial before Judge Cann thie m -\¢ ing on a charge of practising denti«- | @ try without @ license. The judge has | ¢ withheld his decision. | b- B0 ° DR.RAGLEV'S TRIAL. |) ey, ts on trial mn this afternoon on ¢ selling liquor without a sideration of th It to by it along to the exclusion of ail othe CAPE TOWN, Jan. 2--The Boer LONDON, Jan. 2,—Another faliure day, as a result of the suspension of CITY, Mo., Jan. 2 |the’ Landon and Globe Corporation. |A @uicide has alse occurs due to| CHICAGO, Jan. 2.—Detective Ser “\ot im Salle street tunnel, under the Chieago river. A burned fuse protruded from one | Tt was probabt by a dleebi the Northside Cable he intent to cause g e Yasoo and Mississippt | 7 it night § of 10; persons were killed, scene of | end, the ae 4 is five miles north of Har- | tunnet Steamer Charles Nelso: sailed for Honolulu at 2 lo'cloek this morning with several | asmengerk and 1000 tons of freight Now York Legislature. ALBANY, N. Y., Jan. 2.—The New | ger of conta; Roberts pre-| York legislature met at 11 o'clock, sented the queen with a magnificent and was given over to ofganisation. |¢4, #64 my experience has not led A feature of Odell's message, | me to believe t the fact thai the in- | ally carried to the point wh care of the wounded and the health of her troops, scarcely referring to collie dog, brought from Afric a. | Contrary to all expectations, Rob- | déplores erts returned to the transport Can-| corporation jaws were so ijlibernl, jand places the blame for the police troubles in the cities upon divided | tion, I do no responsibility, but claims that vice | tions to ikea Three second hand upright pianos in exchange during the Eight second hand organs, all at * * * * *| * Soke , tick | Diamonds, i ine Jowelry ana sity view hvenue, Albert Hangen The largest Jewelry house in the bata d Fecke fe Papeiies to tain nething but fruit and euge Jelly (asnorted flavors) per # an Shee Telly (assorted flavors) - Proporves (asnorted flavors) . ¢ kissing. ty ba would be t . to kise the lady goc imperative to countera unsancth lemoralizing effects, “I think: kissing Is the very worst young woman can do, Jot fearless a tor ‘and tho amount of ging and ‘kissing that some gtri Of our very best families, too—sub- | mit to te literally a menace to ow century, involv immense property and money rights, and again bringing tnto question the, @ ity of the will of the late Daniel | @ Yerwenther, ts to he tried be- fore @ jury tn this city, Twenty col- + duplicas Beoond ayenue|@ before Police | @ tomorrow. In| 3:30 p. m., Was over $60,000, Mana- | the senate it is Hawiey's intention yundar increased original | iB | subscription af $500 to $1000, | S72 LATE DISPATCHES Cook's rig was found blocks from the firebox. horse strayed away while he investigating the fire. LEGISLATURES. ‘oly proceed with the con even the ship subsidy, 1S FOILED Nt Branch of the W.C1.U. Says at Osculation Must Go, J kien must go, This, at least.) A girl doen't know the danger of should understand how | to da MP have cnrefully inquired into th matter, and I find many yo Its reprehennible. edly well brought up ness turning at some price. instruct the young men in the evils of kissing. Hut they like it,” said one wom an impetuounly Anather cited a case of the mith who, fearing to yield to t in | not dissected ine adjuncts. wiache to ft will henceforth run the gauntiet | experienced crusad ng crusade is on in Whether it will spread to other cittes ts the question. Bome I know a young man very/of the prominent women of Seattle | declares that he rarely|have been aves & girl without Kissing her) the subject, aye that they notled to think the New York union had only eagerly ~ somewhat to extremen. not believe that kissing ts un- inne.’ rmining the soctal system: at least ould have shown him thelin Seattle id Dr. Bilen Mit they think a few girls plained that carrying the practice too far, he had no respect for the girls he|they do not believe there went on Dr. Hatfleld.| thing like the wholesale oscula! that (* described as prevailing tn ked for an opinion on nd most of them seem- Dr. Sarah J. Dean said 3 oeeeecee fyyyryririisrr rites FREOERICK &4 NELSON FREDERICK & NELSON Home Furnishers In the house the river and harbor bill | Riaite Bidg, Second Ave, Cor Madison St will come up Friday, and tomorrow | Poesibiy reapportionments will be taken under consideration. By Moving into our new buliding we have increesed our co pacity about four times over what It war formerty. Cascade Laundry co., Corner Third Ave. and Main St Uptown Offes, $17 Beeond Avenue KNIT UNDERWEAR FOR CHILDREN ~~? ERE’S a real bargain at a most opportune if time. There's to be a general clean-up of all the odd lots left over from the season's selling, and just one price is made on a whole pile of fine goods so’s to tempt you to brave the storm, for we must keep the wheels of busi- So, starting tomor- row, you can buy nearly every sort and every ABOUT ONE- FOURTH THE REAL VALUE. size at had. ~~~ oe HE M ON ARC 1418 to 1429 Seoond Ave S| YULE Tive © SHOW OF.. © ° ¢ ¢ Metal bed, white enam led, strongly and wubstan- tially made, plain dos 7 N. Telephone Main 70, Telephone 03 ar Co., with loss of Ife. ntirely eradicated but | affection, ulated. tween pa - 7 ngaged.” usiness Men's Lunch, 860. Oocl- ‘Dr. Annie Russell ania: under Hotei & not given | thought to opinion. per tin 1% ib, each + por tin 1% Ib, each 200 fasworted flavors) .. Choice Holl ore 4 ig io pecase od Ripreeiatel tor yoars . ony rh anc pon The Largest and Best Stock of Fruit and Nuts at ewan. | Lhe San Diego Fruit Co. 416 PIKE STREET BH | deos not seem to be any preset i of the Silinols Central, is in the elty | The actual da m by kiksing is not need of a crv nO wrent as it in sormetimen denerib- |a demoraliaing japproving of promiscuous be: ms Who ate relatives or be able to advance an consider it I nay whether ki ished or whether it approved. howd be abol- | even to be dis- | Morton Holbrook, a well known athiete of Tacoma, in a guest of the oe ADAMS nn nnn nnn Call and order that frame made now, We atill show an elegant ling of pletures for presents. Seattle Art Co. 1426 Second Ave, ADAMS GROCERY (0. 090600000000000000000000 Gimepes the f Optics Trimbull, commeroi went Watch for Our Ad. Friday Evening Tel. Green 1361, BD FINE WHIT | GRANULATED SUGAR, 18 Ibe for $1.00, 3 LOAVES BREAD For 10 cents, Special for this @| week. | Opposite Bon Marche. 1428 Second Ave. Tel. Main 482 oe JANUARY 4% PHOS OSHOSS EDM OOPEDOSOOOOOOOODEDOD FOURTH DAWE: 1.08 ANNUAL. CLEAR\NGE SALE BON MARCHE eeceeee All broken lines ogoods, all short lengths, all heavy winter wrables closed out regard- less of cost profit, and for the next 16 gs our thousands of cusmers will COC SC OHO SOLOS OOOOe A Money-aving Carnival = CLEARANCE SALE - - SAMPLE VALUES Ladies Dongola Kid Dress \oes, lace or button. all sizes, coms. mon sense heel, a Gne weeng shoe, regular $1.76 val clearance sale price, 8 good quality, and % Ladies’ Jersey Jackets, ol4)|) bold everywhere ool Mixed Dress Goods, novelty weaver; reg- ular He value; Handsome W Men's Wool Swe Stra é rea or black, regu- lar $1.50 value; clea Bchool Bhoes, sizes regular $1.00 and clearance sale In the lot there’s Fleece-Lined Derby Ribbed Vests and Pants, natural gray and ecru, all sizes, The price for choice of whole collection wili be 9c a Garment instead of 20c, 25 and 3c. This is the biggest underwear bargain we've ever 4 Plaid Drees ; close weave; 008 Wor sthool Gresses: Bright Colore: Hoan clearance sale 6 1000 pairs Ladies’ Fast DTIC a oe ae oe seenen PETERSON’S 206-208-2/| PIKE ST, The People's Home Store “od PESOS O OOO SO SEES OOM EHS OSOOOSE OOD RAAT CAN'T BEAT OUR PRICES ality of our work. ‘antee pot to shrink WINTER'S SUNSHINE TDES MUCH TO CHEER ~“™>9 UP A SICK PERSON, DOCTORS, WHO KNOW, RECOMs MEND A PURB, MALT BEVERAGE FOR STRENGTHENS — ING THE BLOOD AND NERVES DOCTORS DO NOT DEPEND ON SUNSHINE ALONE, BUT THOROUGHLY ENDORSE THB QUALITIES OF Rain YOU WILL NOT ONLY ENJO ITS MEDICINAL QUALITY, ITS FLAVOR WILL SOON CONVINCE YOU THAT IT's MOST WHOLESOME BEVERAGE THAT IS MADE. and (5-17 Pike Stray rough edges on your collars. Quezn City Steam Laundry 1426-28 Fourth Ave. Near Pike. Eetablished 1890. a Cold Telephone here for any of the well and favorably known cough and cold cures, and we'll hurry the messenger boy along with Bveryday Umbrella needs are be- |{ng supplied here, where the quali- ties are much better than the rule, and tho price much less than those shown at the dry goods store. ery umbrella hore ls a Fey umbrel- la—remember that—Fey guarantees them to be satisfactory. Every price from 35c¢ to $25 Each GEO. W. FEY 08 Second Ave, Building We are always read: pest there ts im the drug store Two doren half- pint bot ° COUCH nex. 2 23 1 So Advertise in The Star. a aT YOU SEE WE'VE “PLAYED” THE MAKERS’ NAME UP -YERY fellow connected with a newspaper will know what that means, and everyone who heeds this bit of shoe shop news will readily understand the particular point we wish to emphasize— the foremost makers on the globe of WOMEN’S FINE FOOTWEAR Laird, Schober & Company The Jenkins Shoe Co, have ready now a magnificent gathering of the above-named makers’ ultra fashionable shoes—an exposi- tion beyond controversy the most comprehensive that has been made hereabouts, SCHOBER & CO. One, Two and Three-S' SCHOBER & CO, High-Heel SCHOBER & CO. Vici Kid Boots in ev SCHOBER & CO. High- LAIRD, SCHOBER & CO, Salk elk alk elk ali ck ak eal ee trap Sandals Patent Leathers ery proper style Top Rainy Weather Boots Shoes and Slippers for women and gf Won't you visit the prism-lighted store, the most modern lighted store on the Pacific Coast ? THE JENKINS SHOE CO,