The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 21, 1901, Page 4

A b the te A Greek Anarchist Weakens) ion 'ie's Sao and Divulges Bloody Tale |e" "se sea Nl 'be sens in the Police Coust, che ene 1t fe tof th FOR CHIEF OF POLICE. NEW YORK, Jan. 21.—A savage | Fe ne me 1 LP plot by Green anarchists to atsa poting Cores peer nt ' youn ain a number of prominent Am- | > Saas FR « ericans came to light tn Jud Ke . . : .. . pew lors’s pe ourt at Yonkers. Elias . the p Masur Greek, was complain Ant against several of bh countrymen and associates—all archiste—in ssault and battery cane Masuras on the wtand ¢ how he had b na we to this try fr « Greek anarchists to > tb 4 ‘ Upen arrival her he w x Whereupon his associates set up him and beat him. Masuras » | they intended to kill «| One Mon ‘acini dand O him Kellogg turned Masuras over t police. An The police admit theit | Rescued. story told by Ma ‘ ns | “dt have been mad | NIAGRA FALLS, Jar ti.—Tw men, John Wiser and John Marsh, bey f this city, attempted to in a boat above the falle, The ekitt was overturned in the rapids Wiser, who could not swim, was oar ried over the entaraet and drown NEW YORK, Jan. Marsh was reseued after a Carnegie today ret desperate struggle in the icy waters tiveness his statement that a# far as his company i concerned there tvos Is Prosidont. are no negotiations on foot for a . te a Combination of the great steel in- | PHOENIX, Aria, Jan. 21~The 2 @ustries, and that the trade-war **™or of the Arisona | tert legislature began at noon today gene B. Ives, formerty ne of the CHICAGO, Jar. 21.—At the Star! #tate senators from New York ¢ theater, St. Louis, the G. A. R. ex-| was president of the territ ecutive committee this afternoon committee | — OLYMPI OLYMPIA, met this me Stories are mere bugaboos. Boers Are Repulsed. LONDON, Jan. 21.—Gen. Kiteb reports that the Boers atta vetin, in Eastern Transvaal and were repulsed. A small band of Boers is repo pag sight of the sea near ¢ “e ‘The trial of murder was set Jan. %.—The bh fing and immedi BE Langdon for e February 1%h. | Mr. M. Talbot, cc for the Pacitic Coast returned to the city teda¥ from Spo-| B kane. purchase by the morning, and several rather jm; ant measures Were introduced cipal among these was a bil! th, of Thurston, authorising @ of the Thy ton county courthouse bullding [ Olympia, for use of the legistat Jand appropriating $206,000 for ¢ percial agene mahip Co: MINE WORKERS IN CONVENTION INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Jan. 2. Rational convention of United Mine Workers of America was cali- s to Gd at Tomtingon hall at 10 It ts peceabee that no ig a vance will be demanded, affairs of the settied. The absorption branches tan labor will be con- bly ‘will be granted the right to preserve their order (Brother! ef Loce- motive ). Dut they, with the blacksmiths and firemen, will be compelied to unite? with the mi ers, ma their annual agreements with the bituminous operators. This morning's session was devot- ed to routine work. DEATH ENDS THEIR WORK PHILADELPHIA, Pa., Jan. 2.— Hon. John Leisenring, well known as & mine operator of Luzerne county, Pa., and who was a member of the Hth congress, is dead in this city. LEXINGTON, Ky., Jan. 21.—Dr, Robert Graham, formerly president of the Kentucky university, and of the Bible and Hocker female semin- ery, is dead at Pittsburg, where he ad been m visiting. AT, WASHINGTON WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 21 The senate conference committ spent Sunday on the war tax bi srranging items with a view to com- Promising the senate and house Measures. The members again met today, and they hope soon to be ready to report The chief agr: ments reached was to reduce the tobacco tax from ifc to Se, the re- moval of proprietary medicine du ties, and the reduction of the tax on steamship tickets. The suggestion to halve the tax on telegrams was bated, but not settled. ‘The war tax bill, as a revenue measure, will have the right of way Over ordinary legislation in the sen-| hibiting haging at West Point, 4 Gte. It is expected to come up at |is 4 od to insure that future c ce and be carried through prompt- | os with not resume the practice. } th Rext session of the assembly ‘The house this afternoon will « sider the passage of several seasion—t sok bit! enve DIU and the bill granting railroad conductors and police powers. RECOVERED TOOLS. Carpenter tools residence of 3. OH eth avenue, Txat nheht, } ad- were re shop. NO SEATS “No seat, no fare,” ery on Ballard car No. Seattle Electric Company refused to pay for standing rc ot. soe bo all to 6 Frank Comyns, ex-conyict, land and Mayou on suspicion WEST POINT WASHINGTON, D. C., The members Jed’ from Went Point, plea the a m of the sin vol ily giving Wp ali forms of hag ¢ probably will r ems that One to hazing. The te mony was appare ly not rot erally he! 5 t zing 4 the passage of a bill r ix A t une ately adjourned UH 2:30 this afternoon, ‘The senate held a brief scanion thts vet n by the poy rt re, | hat stolen from the t 181 Thirtl- over: ed by Detectives Powers and Corbett today in a Washington street pawn- NO FARES: was the battle } morning, when some % passengers pom w HAZING ENDS : Jan. 21 e congressional oO investigate hazing at chairman, says that feath ot nt t his disposition was spoil. mmmittes probably will rec Put Your Treasures and Val ables | Where Burglars and Fi Cannot Get Them. : : : : The Seattle Safe Deposit Vaults are absolutely burgiay and fire proof. Open from 8 #. m. to 6p. m. daily a Saturday from 7 to 9 p. m SAFE 701 First Avenue, Foot of Cherry Str NOW ON received pay at the re f $3 per fay. The matter was brought be fore the Carpenters’ Union Satur Gay night and a strike ordered. The hold th elves In ree as to be minut r alied them out rking nt Fourth -RAGER’S TRIAL FOR MURDER Frank Roger was placed on trial th this mornt of murder greater pe consumed t t tnurtes 1y succeeded in riding | 08 | mar arrested last night by Officers He a | OL ¥MP | BiG Bargains « "7 Third avehue | Lae church, pre on the subject sive From Fear. ng to answer te in the rtion of the frat degree aay in Impanclting wilt e charge a jury be remembered, on wv. 6 last, quarreled with Leonard Maier at the Bay View brewery and struck him with @ brick, from which the latter ried soon after REPORTERS’ NOTES. The board of pubit }@ short se ae wers the tn fue from street to te Ato T cot by ow & « ‘The | purpose; and providing further. that | borough, buliding shall be completet in remodeling so. aa to bo ready for the| ‘The steamer Robert Dollar, le | Chan ernor at the last| Francisco last night, the rey-|of Puget sound freight to | tomorrow night brakemen | for "Frise, and a deckload of lum- | ber for Port Hadiock. f Rew. Ht. provement ¢ from University str saion this f tracts: The ighth avenue from et to Seneca, by laying m, $1,418.59 ett laying sewers, which made H. Gowen, of the Trinity | hed yeuterday Divine Dinsua- He took bie text Th ast Mar Uneof Bquire Pai Petersen, b1.98 Post sircet street Madison to 8 with 40 tor works met for morn ing the torpedo boat destroyer Golds nother trial | | trip last Saturday, has again broken | her rock shaft. Capt Ellefson, arrived from Sen with 580 tons he ~ 700 LATE To CLASSIFY. Ba Derective “AGE Olen INFORMATION dence to business n all kinds of confident legitimate | Uranch ot | hea and evi- fice ae agency. Union bine goods 7 Thir RCE TRUNKS GET MAE sirable w addrens UY alt SDM ANY WANTED, kinds of second Olympic Furniture Store. d ave.; tel. Main oot ASD dympte MENT Furniture sto Furniture Fuss ae | wT Sed » bay TRLESCORKS House PERSONAL thi elect and ou save fal Fountain $1.15 hia | And at the right prices: As%- | money and we protect you ** | goes wrong you get another }%-qt. Hot Water Botti quality aa Hot Water Hottie u lity | combination to mak ire well | For 2-at or Bat DEPOSIT BU ILDING BOOS OSES OOSOOOOOHOOOSES OOOO OOOOOOD 3 ‘ o 4 3 > ag ° TELL YOUR MOTHER to postpone buying THAT NEW 3 SUIT until they read our ANNOUNCEMENT In tomorrow's Btar. ra rr hen 2 * a4 3 $ 119 Second Avenue, Hinckley Block. POPP HSOS IPH H OOS ODDIFSOHODO VOODOO OOO OD % ° ¢ od ° ° ca ° ° ° e) ° e ° ¢ e ° 7 S-qt Foun Elegant Syringes |2-at Fountain Syringe tain Syringe ombination 1 $1.25 Fountain b to $1.60 The war and David aves! = coal! hand | Main | | re r house one | THE |from Matt $26, "Why are ye | foartu SEATTLE ————$—PLPLLL STAI. om the Ce N a single line of what follows you may discover a host of economy. Very little need be i antidote. the style and richness of the garments here re ady for women. We ke tl automobiles that ever came to Seattle and pay half their true w J, eA fu reign as serenely next season as it does this). You can get the finest costumes at the sar or if the little miss going to school feels the need of a new coat, you can get one for as littl Ee he wai, “ni then be the possessor of a garment worth from a dollar and a half to two-fifty. So nc bo ly tu ad ag ritual, What philosophy the advertisement is an exaggeration if we dub this the biggest sale of cloaks ever seen in 9€4 can We possess with which to con ity? In Hife's latent seene we go back of th y hep of dent, 0 teas aol Coat, made of all wool ker Zibeline Cloth (all wool) with ’ Thou art near me * and co im this year front conte and = velvet styles; sor worth 4.0, a their mates sold read ALKT ARRIVES 1H. | good many are worth $2.00 : Nic | some of the children’s coats : Roe | are valued at $1.76, but all are t.0 ton citen Ot alt tte elie om Sat, and big, big bargatr ¥ 3 ae are. en ‘ nd tcc sowa beak tenln Sa $12.60 for black dress skirts made conta all ec yy Nichotsan drop skirt and accordion pleat $10.00 Stylish Jackets for $5.0 raid In an Interview that the A eta te date pos steamer City of Topeka was sighte the 17th inet am, from all ap off Douglas island ot He wtat 1 that she yenick, « lar the County rer hispital of Ladies’ Walking and Rainy- Day Skirts Large Assortment Westberg & Childs 118 Second Ave. ‘arrival ne ted this liysnick was re the City jail to the epital tast week Ward's e library, 1210 2 4 f were marked $7.00 $12.0 for splendid Autom or three-quarter coats of biac or tan kersey with silk lining were $25.00, $2.95 for Women's Coats of Cam- e's Hair or Oxford (iray Chev jots, in all sizes that former? vodtter Taffeta Silk pleated trim for Black kirts, mee flounce, ana drop skirt med with jet 2.00 for Broad med with mirror nennet fur, value $65.00. $7.50 for Costumes of blue Serge or gray homespun with sili lined box coats perealine lined nkirts, counted excellent value at 15 a week ago. $27.0 for the richest sults made in America of imported wool don Bult trim- ana th velvet ens, with biouse effects and Garibalds sleeves, or tight fitting smart walking coats, worth 855, $4.75 for cholee of Man Tallored Coats that. were reasonably y priced at $12.00 and $15.0; Ker- noys, Covert, and Rough * Effects in all colors; with ele- x gant stik or satin linings. %, $3.50 for costumes of preste flannel, with Eton coats and $20 Three-Quarter © 15.50 Tatlor Made Suits for $7.90. $20 Fashionable Opera Capes tor 112.0. $20 Bilk-Lined Suits for $15.00, $25 handsome Golf Capes for $15. $6.0 Minsen’ Stylish Jackets for $3.50. $1.95 for Women's Tatlor-Made Coats of Black Kersey or Beri lined with Rhe- dame new throughout Satin, perfeetly atyle and thoroughly well made —formerly priced at $5.00. $20.00 for Velvet Velour Coats, Liga value $60. {i full w. Mned skirts, real value, rine Plush Cape r Jackets for $11.50. Bee dome Al for 3%. $75 Automobile Coats for $27.4. $% Engitsh Seal Jackets at $76, 106 weal at 250 We can save you money on your grocery bill. We reil only for cash, so never hi bad accounts already trading with w cash pian, call at 14629 Second avenue and see our new store and get our prices, GOOD Coffee and fresh roasted, is a *peciaity with ua We have our own improved coffee roaster and roast our coffees freah daily. Prices from ibe to te per pound. We call special attention to Alams’ Java Combination Coffee at ie per tb, It's a regular 400 Value, Dur Be teas ore as gool or better than team sold for $1.00 per pound by the credit stores. Try our teas, We guarantee them to please you, FLOUR Adame’ Rost guaranties the coast. Our prices Il introduce, Monds per Imported Pure White Oran- | ulated Sugar, 17 tba for $1.00, -| BUTTER | Patent we on the to better and Tues- ik Fresh bulk lowa Creamery 2 Ibs for Glc, Storage bulk Towa Creamery, Me per Ib. Fresh Ranch Eggy onty 2% per ber denen ADAMS GROCERY C0. 1428 Second Ave. Tel. Main 482 =F MOTIER We are making a specialty of Children’s and Boy’ s Shoes, See our bargains a 15¢™ 95¢ every Pair warranted, 918 Second Ave, neenereornoeueeeneat | Heinze's Apple Butter, p ‘Lunches Put Up Get te at Pure Water Mine Your Weil With CLAY PIPE | J parma & Hoyt g =| Soused Pigs’ Feet, 6 for ..../,....260 | Pickied Lambs’ Tongues, 6 for 2c Pickled Honeycomb Tripe, Ib MWe Bastern Sauer Kraut, 4 Ibe for.. .6e HMeinze’s Extra Family Mince Meat, per Ib Be For Travelers FREDERICK payment on the Majesti If you cannot come in, fill ou the M tic *RE DE RIC Home F | 4 POOESESOOSES OF OOSE 09000 FINE FURNITURE TRADE YOUR OLD STOVE FOR A GREAT MAJESTIC | THE GREAT MAJESTIC THE GREAT MAJESTIC Ste us aud we will send a man to your home to state the price that we will allow you for your old stove in payment of CUT THIS OUT Prrweweweerrtrcerert tcl ittiriccirccictcraetscy MESSRS, FREDERICK & NEL * * rj * bd * Gentiem Will you please send @ man to my adrese * * t my coking stove and sté&te What price you will & * me for it on the fir yment of the Great Majestic & * | and Malieable Iron tone bE * * * Name * otisan biaoce @ 4 * * Bu and Ne seee * uf * SHEASAONO SANE I NEO TIO NE oar es ete are tree Rialto Bidg, Second Ave., Gor. Spring St THMARCHE Sa? NORDHOFF & CO. & NELSON E have told you W many times of the uneq- ualed qualities of the Great Majestic Steel aud Malleable Iron Range. It lasts a lifetime, bakes more evenly, con- sumes less fuel and heats water quicker than any other tange manufac- tured. We will ac- cept your old range or cooking stove as part of the first el and Malleable Iron Range. t the coupon below, mail it to a SILSIIVW LvayD SON K& NELSON urnishers POPPOOEO DOSER SOOO SOOOOOSS are ready to fill your W prescriptions at any time of the day or night Prescriptions phoned in wiil be delivered to any part of the city. OPEN ALL NIGHT. Fike Street and Second Avo, Telephone Main 982 HOTEL BUTLER Seattle's CAFE AND *® |* Largest * | * Only First | * Buropeai ¥ Plan Hotel, M *® IN CON * NECTION z Finditt Foewewawwwewird _ Advertise in The Ste ‘Stuffed Mangoes ted STUFFED MAN- the finest flavored and t for lovers of fan- | FAMILY GROCER 603 Pike Street, _ 006008000000 JOR. CS. A. GAY | DENTIST | 902 Second Avenue Corner Marion. TEETH EXTRACTED FREE | | | | | | | | | PSL Taal ri | IW. S. MAYFIELD. | | Phon Main 998 | Me, Wo and § | |fernal palace; | parac RAND OPERA OUSE= _ C0 CORR, Manage Telephone Main 66. ONIGH And All Week Mr. eg oe hac Merry Katie Emmett And a Superb Company in The New Waifs of New York 260, BSc, We, To and 3c, Se and Se. SEATTLE THEATER 4. B HOWE, Monager Te. Main The Leading Theater sti? es—1Sc, Matinee ra ONLY TWO NIGHTS MORE, COLLAMARINI And the Boston Lyric Opera Company Tonight, li Travatore Tuesday night-—— - Mignon” Prices—Lower floor, $1.00; balcony Se and Sc; gallery 25c. HIRD AVENUE THEATER, one Main oo! W.-M. Hume il, Manager | Seattle’ 's Up- >-Town Thi ‘Tonight a Al Week | epecta: } turn Bngagement of the Most Seingillating 1 Brilliant Comedy of the Beason, produced for the first time at Popular Prices. ‘At the White Horse Tavern Same Company, Same Scenery as formerly seen here at high prices. Headed by the Clever Comedians Minerva Dorr and Frank M. Norcross Regular unchanging prices, is advisable to secure seats In whtapoe for this production Edison Moving Pictures Pluto and Imp at the gates of 1 New York police « feeding hippopotamuses; a camel game bird fight | bathing in mid ing for money, And positively without pain Nght, 1905% & nd ‘ econd avenue, Ad OPOPOV ESOS OOOSOOEDESES | iden " ‘vai -_ Advertise in The Star _ Advertise in The Star, Matinees Wednesday-Saturday | | | | 1419 to 1429 Second Avenue and II5-117 Pike Street e: RA hh AND CAFE. > rirky Try one of ovr 2%5¢ Angel C Best in the City, 1413 Second Tel. Green 261 Can’t Beat Our Prices for 35.66 Tea Gowns of Blue Cashmere. B8e for The Fleece Lined Wrap- pers; one to « buyer. ~ OF thie quality of our work. your laniate oe’ lowe "aa 1426-28 Fourth COLLINS It Cures La Grippe Ave. Near Pike. Estab. 1890, Tie Unde rough edges on your collars. Queen City Steam Law 1407 First Tel, Male Special Price on Pictures. Make Fram Seattle Art 1426 Second Ave. Dr, Mitchell's Gough Cure more than its name implies & is the very best thing we of for bad cases of la grippe price is 5Oc a Bottle It's so sure to cure, money back if it fails. here in Seattle, that a Sa Lad ‘Telephone Matn 78% S. BE. Corner Second and P | Diamonds, Wat rint Svenw Albert Han The largest {ewer Northwest, Sold Fine Ji and Silverware house POT eT Pe STO 6 oO