The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 8, 1901, Page 4

4 THE SEA MORTALITY RECORD. FRIGHTFUL Pauline G. Quinn, the 10 year THE BON MARCHI r || THE BON MARCHE daughter of Mr. and Mra, James J ane Mp Mange : THE GREAT WHITE =—_ FF... ——— Quinn, died last night at the family residence @18 Spring street OF SqHOoL BOARD The funeral for Geo. Joseph Emer sylum Burns aa fea: Orphan Tho Seattle wchool board, at ite | bus ; meeting last nigh 1 bide £ Dire Results. neon, Saturday Drs, Schoen the heating pla jLoughary, Who performed the au- | school, which j# under construction . . . topay, testified that death was due| The lowest was from Wm, Morgan OCcHEST ‘ to @ gunshot wound, and that the! @ Co, of coneeo. xinaip id dy oT ¥ t a ait n. x bullet had entered in the deltold | was $15,595 for the plant with hand ee a ee ce eee muscle of the left arm, ranged | regulators, or $21,685 with Johnson ection af tne hs 'e- | Through the chest wall and imbedded | automatic regulator Ort see ane ot tion, the| igelf in the apinal column, causing | Seattic Meat & Plumbing Co. of : Perens, ane Surion to! paralyel Lord was shot by Bam | Seattle, $24,814, for the Installation ie fees Repack ot od t t Bione Landing, D f the Buftalo Forge mpany’® THREE YEARS AGO WE INTRODUCED Mt wiiveets arvive he conflagration origin. | Thompson at Btone Landing re A Pp in an explosion of the engine | . . heating and ventilating apparatus, TO THE FIRST WHITH FAIR—AND WHAT A REVELATIO ® Dan explosion of the engir » the specifientions ¢ , holler of the steam heating appar- | 8 the inatalla We Make Frames IT WAB, TOT RE! FINE, SNOWY UNDERMUSLIN At 1 o'clock this morning two| ‘ Hee of tne Gergen Clty Fan ( NOT A BIT 8KIMPED IN #121 vA thal Retahscamnynypiemnaiea young nm passing the hospital mm . ‘ TAWDRY AFFAIRS, MADE Jt O SBLL AB BARGAINS Exchange street, Hubbell park, no- ae l » 4 - c r L t ticed flames issuing from the butld- | BOUND OVER. attle Art Co, BUT DELICATE, WHITH FINERY FOR GENTLEWOMEN immediately. ett och te teceae he Wa z Re Carnet 3 “4 would |, James Mulligan was yesterday 1426 Second Ave. YOU CAN TRUST UA FOR THAT MUCH, THE WHOLE the attenda nd children. Whilv| be avatlable, Me said FEES Soe Ve See waperey oper STORE 18 RULED BY A WOMAN WHO KNOWS WHAT tng down a door "Mr, Carnegie will not be expected | Judge Cann on « charge pt sue Litteed. § ange eight xplosion at the other, to put up any money until the site ima to rob B. Miller, PF. Hurh 4 * IK O, THIS YEAF ITH THE MEMORY OF PABT } tng: .nmortly after- jie excured 9nd everything ready, for | fanten Maohert Smith, who tt Ws al SUCCESSES TO BNCOURAGE WH WENT TO THE MANt side of the asylum | pullding ed, and Robert smith, wh Then he will pay the bill Jas the construction proceeds. up t q struck Miller, was held for as FACTURERS IN THEIR DULLEST TIME WITH THE 1 quickly and did everything possible |at work on the atte propo n. es : , to save the building end tts inmates. /as there are legal questions to look mange of venus ° = an AND BECAUSE WE BOUGHT FOR #0 LITTLE, AND B ‘With the ald of ladders the fremen up nothing definite can yet be re cet * po eh a 3 one « . = CAUSE THIS If USUALLY A DULL TIME<AND WE MUST } entered the burning rooms at the | ported. ries aoe my t risk of their lives, and carried es ‘wr backing So in the @ I want _ wy Fm Ee ey NEEDS KEEP BUSY, AND BECAUSE WH WANT HUN- ern part of the city give mo thetr Christmas ¢ cogs ag be BOGUS INSPECTOR. ‘ast ~ ore carly DREDS AND HUNDREDS OF WOMEN TO TELL TO HUN- ff} reached, and perished in the flames.! Chief Meredith recelved a letter A HOLO-UP AVERTED. tat RAYS, © egal of cormsicon’ PREDS MORE OF THE BARGAINS THEY GOT AT THE BON [| Others were taken out dead or dy-/rrom a Chinaman in Victoria this _ anc na, bots , " , senate ah aa Moe gage ing. All were unconscious from tn in which he received in-| Ambrose Wallace, who gives bis 2 MARCHE (THE REST ADVEKTISING LN THE WO! ), BE | juries or #m Policemen and ett m that Arthur Spencer, the | occupation as that of a laborer, war = CAUSE OF THESE THINGS tzens joined In the rescue work and arrested at an carly hour this many acts of heroism were perform. Chinese inspector under ar kane, bad secured sever rest at i a al hundred dollars from the Chinese First Ay and Colambla HAYNES ~ 700 LATE TO CLASSIFY. — Despite the efforts of the fire d of the place, part t, the hospital section wa: destroyed, and the Games spread to| KEPT SEWING MACHINE. the main building, which ware on- | Prices But Two- siderably damaged. it wae the expressman. 1s | | worst conflagration that has occure on & charge stongynde poms ype “ | In Ronchester for years |of grand tarceny im Sidge Austin’s! ip at the acologica the | Se baton aang ree a 7 | : 2 court this afternoon. ©. HW. Kelly. | govfush ‘nt proms have a big | eee -- I h d f R « 1 Vz ] | the complaining witness, says that | Past Tndian python 21% feet loné rads 0 a alue | Jackson has in his posseasion # se" | .n4 this in the biguest captive snake A Wonderful Woman, | ing machine upon whieh he held ® lin the world. distinguished | | t #he can see for into the fu ached by thousands of Be people jects to being mortgage and that Jackson refuton | Oh" FNS oy to deliver er_the machine to him. fed, and about meal time the keep. Jers have one of the toughest j lie « lady python, and in the same jen with her are two other of the HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE HIM DOWN THRONGED THE WmTE YESTERDAY, AND HUNDREDS MORE city She reads your } - “ pec tng from one to WILL COME TODAY, Edward Kelly, the complaining | , ‘aptain | Seme species, rang! oy . . wy " witness in an eamault cane, wae 7. cua aa rag her frst 1 teres aa. s Aye DE M ri ‘ AS THE NEWS OF ITS HEAUTY AND ECONOMIES ARE | “ THON arrested age 4 e crus . Colonnade Hote OLD comn " mney Ghar 7 aia iff Mike Kelly on a charge of con-| her retur mtrip. ompanied by two] : EVER YOU COME DEPEND ON IT THAT YOU SHALL FE two smaller py ed and put out of} wives & tempt of court. Kelly spent the | ‘omemite arrived at Smith's night Im the city jai, He went to ec tee ‘at noon. Bhe returned | thons 7, na Aya dl the court room to appear againat | from Port Angeles to repair injuries | ® een mgs Fag Pte. B 4 Fred Anderson. Keily was itoxi- | received durti the recent heavy by = over - = Be teed cated and became abusive. He hit! storms which have been raging on | (he Keener grabs the hooded orl at Deputy Sheriff Kelly, and before | the Pacific const. It ie stated that | ster Just th. yp Ang The ather| subdued broke out several window | her entire cargo must be unioaded | it through the opening lights. Kelly wil Ibe given a hear-|Qefore any repairs can be made. | Keepers outside grab the werpent ae the cage. Once outside of the cage! colony. Its climate le absolutely pounds. ffolding It in a < ing this aftern ch foot or two comes through the ritain’s Unique Colony. ew Zealand ie it tak from Ub to Ib men to handle oe tect, its population hardy and ¢ tively stratebt line sgainet the wall rea to the land of their « tien, and ite resources fruitful and already high m —_— - od PROUD OF THE BON MARCHE AND ITS MERCHANDISE & question she tells your hopes, fears and cares, and has turned the rays of light tp to many dark and uphappy homes. tter what your troubles are | she will help you. Without asking SOCC OCC O ESOS ESSE HOSS OOS S OOO ESOC SOOOO SOC OEOO OOOOH E OOOO EOOESEE SES EOOEEOEOSOOEOEEED OOD THE MAR on Silverware Albert Hansen| & jewelry house in tne | — lopening. and pull it further out of } compost PRESIDENT tm nose gavanced of any British |the snake ween weighs another Keeper by the ald of a jon = aN eT irnar Northwest. 1419 to 1429 Second Avenue and M5-li7 Pike Stras: Ds ython's throat The work! man ie supreme heen dispowed there, and it fe the boast of the put back in Yesler Way Pharmacy | Corner Yerler Way and Broadway. ire SSCRIPTIONS Dr E. STEVENS, Prop. Red © we tai) Seat. A stream of we WASHINGTON, D.C.. Jan. §.— Today's cabinet meeting is dectared off and tomorrow evening's dipto- matic reception has been postponed on account ot the president’ 's Minees, The remains. of Harold Homer Brawley, the 14 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Brawlex, who died in Redland. Cal, Dec. 2, were recety-| adopt efvilization ed night by Butterworth & Sons. | their temperament 49 not contain a m Henakeet oe New Zealand belongs ter from a howe. directed at the the credit of having established a mouth of | ake, prevents it from franchise for Ite women andpensions | Mtegorging Its meal, but this is not for its old peaple. and !t has shown This strug’ & general capacity for managing Its ough, for snakes own affairs far Im attvance of any " one cannot be Community of its age. The Maoris| lowed to commit suicide by starva are decreasing in numbers. and al- | tion. Fortunately, meal time does though they have mage an effort to | not come very ofien with the prth it fs not sulted to |ona, twice In = month being sul 0 ctent THE BEST SHOP IN TOWN A Patent a ager om MAISON BARBERIS RESTAURANT Containing twenty-five priv- parlors “ean be thro’ into one grand banquet ball, Shoe Story. “t am afraid, sald Brown, | eeating 360 persons. thoughtfully, “that we are ail more ‘ — OF leas eelfish; often, too, when we re pot aware of It. Now there ts Somehow there te a brigtnens, « shine and sheen Jones, who lives adjoining me at) my suburban home. He is a «plen Aid fellow, and it is @ pleasure to have him for a neighbor, as a fairer minded man never drew breath. ! | Rave sometim thought he overdid it, and that he would be better off Uf he thought mote of Jones and less of hie neighbors, But I am afraid that even he nm be selfish at times. ‘This t the time when littered with dead | gathered together a fine pt only needed a match appited to them to become a thing of the past “ ‘Jones,’ said 1 yent saw him in hie yard } leaves. “why don't you set fire to that pile and get rid of it? ‘Great guns, man,’ he anawere looking at mo as if he thought [ had taken leave of my senses, ‘can't you eee that the wind ts Just right to fll my house full of smoke” | fle didn't seem to realize thet someone had to catch the emoke matter where the wind was. Th ow om morning the wind changed, ar 310.00 per euit Jones set fire to his le ‘ ones set fi leaves, with t + $10.00 per wuit result that my howe got the fu $10.00 per suit benefit of the nd as he stood and watched th urn, All Cut to Snaps. at $6.14 hee pb rea & delectabie mirre BE cand ike splendor about patent heather shoes, that render of shoe beauty, shoe grace and shoe charm. They are the pure blooded nobility among shocs—all other kinds come after them and must render unto them due homage. | We have the most splendid lines of such bright and glisten- | ing shoes for Indies, young ladies, little maids and babies, men young men and boys, in all shapes, styles, and forms to satis- oy them the highest form This is a Bargain Season and We Intend Our Cus- Tomes Stal Not Have to Look Else: MAIN DINING HALL A special dinner cook: order and served for $1.00 plate without wine In private perior, Regular dinner te served In the main @ining hall every evening from $ to © ’ — for 76 cents, without fy all preferences, to fit all feet. .. $500 Ladies $2.40 #5 00 Nas $14 $225 | "o Moa $4.00 ‘Opan ™ hours. No better place on the coast. J, BARBERIS, Prep. Second And James, upstairs Little Gents’ at $3.00 and i—Regular price Lot §726—Regular price Lot 659—Regular price . Lot 629%—Itegular price Northwestern Shoe 819 SECOMD AVE, PLAS CPCSS? 9990909900 © So eoooeooes COCO OCRC OES OESOE OOO OOOO OOOOEOOD POSSE OH OSES fyyrriririrrt BOWELS t Pi alelelelelelelelolelolslelelelaltoieioieie4 leav hat only awalt a change . : ’ + 28 IO CE DENCE BE SEIN thos pind, and tf the weather mem ie} ¢ GANT BEAT ? right in hy tions, Smith} £ ‘ m Ma z z Lot 2300-—-Regular price ++-110.00 per wait catches it to " x ¥ Regular price $10.00 per sult aT A | * OUR PRICES z Regular price $19.00 per mult GREAT TIMBER COUNTRY. Fa {% BS ‘ oe ee Or the quality of our wor Regular price . M206 per suit Recent reports from Loutevilie, in cS. Special. Bargains in H Wo gonruptepine: te ohetak 4 Lot 7195—Regular price . 12.00 per auit the Northern port of Clark county $ your flannels or leave any say that the great timber country % rough edges on your collars. i All Cut to 0 Sna 5 at $8, 48 in that district is being opened * — He Eight mille ronaning there * "1 ‘ p teat ners ae, Sai = Quen City Steam Laundry f The principal output of the mille ie | - — ratirond ties, These are floated | | if 1496-28 Fourth Ave, down the fumes ' q, Y _ Lot 2204—Regular price .. $15.00 per wuit trom there by lend gat ™ LiKE CANOY 1 Near Pike. Established 1890, Regular price . $15.90 per mutt Thene ties bring 25 apiece and saneite seme + ARG? par ot ion bring 3 cents apiece and pbbhhabhnhahaaaaeeeeete } Lot 1525—Regular price + $15.00 per suit teria | Lot # Lot 06st Regular price Regular price . 915.00 per suit 916.00 per mult All Cut to Snaps at $10.51 Business Men's Lunch, 260 Ocet- fental Cafe, under Hotel Seattle. KEEP "YOUR BLOOD CLEAN Foesoveveosoeosososooses SOOOSEOO OOS OESHOOOOOOOS | 32-inch atyles, PERCALES, in pretty were §1-80, for .... b pieces FLERCED WRAPPER FLANNELETTES, all dark rmnnnnpitapoapene A New Pair If colors and good patterns, were Reet Mocha aad Juve lot’ Goos 1-8¢ and 100, for tps Sat sa Dereinn yette A. par oust ~ sid | h WOOL ELIDERDOW COFT Lot 8614—Regular price $20,00 per sult Wear ees y , 380 @ pound ’ colors, worth 4c, for Lot 7662—Regular price - $20.00 per suit ADAMS GROCERY CO. SODOOOSO SOOO OSS OOOO OO SOOD SOC OO OOOEOSD Parlors, Third Ave. and Columbia Bt SHOP O SOO OSOES OES OIO SOOO OEPOUEOEOEOVOOG WEEK MONEY SAVERS “ROM our Shoe Department-~a department F that for completeness of stock, exe of quality and perfection of sty! excelled in all this great coast country. vincing price arguments for Wednesday's Kangare shoes, water resisting. on at perfect fitting lasts, $2.00 per pair $2.60 Ladies’ Box Calf Shoes heavy, flexible year welt newed shoes, the ideal weather sho pair Ladien’ Fine Box Calif High Out Top Storm #hoe r the rainy ¢ ekirt yetume, $4.00 value; # Fipe Valour Calf High Te om Bhoes; finest val ‘amps, finest genuine kangaroo skin tops, heavy flextble r welt, noles the beat that and ingenuity ean 86.00 Value; reliing at 10 Fine Kid Skin Shoes, kid roughout, heavy flex ible soles, splendid wet weather shoes, $3.0 value; selling at per pair ‘ $2.75 Young Ladies’ Fine Kangaroo Calf Skin Shoes, low school heel, prettier than spring heels, the ideal wet weather school shoes, $2.00 value; selling at, per pair $2.56 Young Ladies’ Fine Chrome Kid School Shoes, low school heel, heavy flexible wet-resisting soles, $2.75 valu selling at, per pair 2 Men’s Water Resisting ‘Dress and Work Shoes. Two Thousand Pairs Men's Fine Satin Calf Shoes, on 2 styles Of lants, ince and congress, dremey, and grand wearing, $2.6 value, sellin per pa Me * Genuine Kangaroo Calf Shoes, on dressy footform lasta, and wenrers, $2.00 value; se t, per palr 32.0 Men's Finest Hox Calf Shoes tit welt, superior to hand sewed, new bulldog ana Waukenphast lasts; $5.00 Value; selling, at per pair 33.0 Men's Finest Cordovan Shoes, tilt welt sewed, flexible heavy soles, new bulldog lasts, grand winter dress shoes, $6.00 value selling at, per pair +8 ase ooo AO Men's Finest Kangaroo Calf Shoes, 2 heavy full soles and tap sole, splendid for raliroad men's wear, $3.75 value; selling at, per pair 32.00 Men's Finest Visco! Caif, waterproof Shoes, Goodyear weit sewed, extra heavy vincolized waterproof soles, absolutely Waterproof, $5.00 value; selling at, per palr .... " M ain Shoes, two full soles and Men's Finest German Oil ¢ heavy tap sole, best leather and workmanship; per pair Men's Of! Grain’ Dom Pedro Work Shoes, lace or congress per pair, only .. .. cagiieaee ; Boys’ ‘Winter School Shoes. Boys’ Finest Satin Calf School Shoes; heavy halt ue om, solid leather throughout; sizes 12 to 2 .. * a1 mines 2% to 6%, & pair : woe LTS Children’s Finest Kangaroo Calf School Shoes, Fat - wile stitching. the ideal school shoes; sizes 6 to $1.25; 12 to 2, per pair Boys’ Finest German Off Grain’ Seamiees Seboo Shoes: beilit for hard rvice from the ground up; no seams to rip; sizes ll to 2 5; 2% to 5%. « pair Children's Fine Kid Behool Shoes, silk stitched, ton: grand wearers; sizes 6 to §, $1.00; 8% lace or but-— to It, $1.25; . $1.0 PETERSON’S THE PEOPLES’ HOME STORE 206-208-210 PIKE ST. e COC SOCOOOOOD FREDERICK & NELSON Third Day of the Manu- facturers Forced Sale of Chairs Will find the interest of this sale mnch more in- tense than it has been up to this time, Regular val- ues of this store, even, are noticeably fair, so there is little wonder at the unus- ual interest taken in this sale of satisfactory chairs at much reduced prices. Sddocecececeaeseeest Hard wood dining room chair, spindle and panel back, shaped wood seat; a good, strong chair; excellent value at regular price, 65c; special price during this sale, i - FREDERIC 1K & NELSON Home Furnishers Riaito Bidg, Second Av: Cor. Spring St SOOO SOHOO OHO OHOOOOSOOED OD OECESESEOS ARB 2 NG } THERMOMETER? 3p. m; Columbia dock at 3 Pp. m. dally except Sunday, On Sunday leaves Greyhound dock a »m. On Saturday night leaves Greyhound dock at 10 p.m, BONNEY & STEWARE Directors and $000) |. Pike G2 or Grean 161 | | | Funeral Km taimers 4 -inch RIPPLE EIDERDOWNS P (the wavy ‘kind, al Every time the weather moderates | # GO TODAY All Cut to Snaps at $id. 34 Topround moa Oy 90 1428 Second Ave. cde tt orth "y bi 1 Minera! Sori RENNER an te ee INN OT TI LF eee Oo Meee Tel, Main 482 nee ohggaieanhe nos gotten a | % ANOS Mineral rings UNBLEACHED SHEETS, | y speedy cure “| - Cut to Snaps. at $17. 55 ALT the top ot 3) Metod auatiy unin, "usual, | Begin the New Yoar 50c a Packageat =| § Siomach, Kiduey, : thoes, for eo ‘said UNBLEACHED SHE F: With a Good Camera e f Diseases and loth, : Style, Gb | Game quality, want. gene i¢ Unlike keeping a diary, ple- ry F Nervous Conditions and durability. | | ture taking ne fo Write ty a ween to aymond ¢ oyt,* a AVE H° TEL BUTLER F const teaat aad se eek i hound dogk at 9:30 a. m. *« Ssahlebanapesasosoosoososebeseiddeenecsbeesoebis uttie’s CAPE AND *® 119 Second Avenue, Hinckley Block, a3 ES : arcet a Grit & | % Washingt Dent an For the cure ot Aquor orphine, Opium and Tot Dy Only Firat-class 100) - Photo * 7 bite—The only genuine Keeley inatitute in Washing Waropean INCON- *& locrap hte Stppiy Comuy Cash Buyers and Makers of Low Prices KEELEY ana Win’ Grab sR Way ier ata & Rasa. Acton £ EME ate fibourne Ave, Take Gree © or Fremont car, Of | ® > NSTITUTE flee 20 sullivan Building. "rel Main, $95, Beattie, Wash Rclelalalelelelalelelelsielsielalilellieli ae 2 Telephone Main 18. Beattie, Wash, | EAR OR RR, a be i ° SOPHO PO OOS OHO OOOO Soeerseerooororesooooooes JED SIDS oii a '