The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 6, 1901, Page 4

4 46a-™ support of th Chriatmas, w Since then she has wal streets of the mill city antil her feet and heart were tired and hopeless to breaking ‘story always: Ctev attempling to She expresses sympathy for Hor- | in man’s predicament. ever for the present Mre. Horman. | who came between her and her hus band Gen. Miles, who commands the army, SHE'S A MARKED GIRL. SUSIE BOSSCHIETER, SISTER OF JENNIE, IS REF WORK IN THE PATERSON MILLS. f nine until o wae discharged from the Paterson n Ribbon « ‘hey tell me to come tomorrow the next week,” she said, pitifully “and when I go there is that same | th "We have not enough | BLACKMAIL. Way the Conspira- tors Were Caught. <CINNATI, ©, Feb. 5. al developments beve arrest of Uh but none what She was married to Horman ——————— She did not know that Je kept her other sister trom honest employment im the silk mills ie away for untit gar at reets bef ploy, Im STE. ween the time Mre. 1 night 99,000 oF ele thy would be exposed The steamer Hen hh scone at Sixth and Watnu he entered Douglass Dougta t was to ha when have been given & package | PATERSON, N, J. Feb. 6 The (work, not enough orders ahead world has marked us Tam Jennie | Oant use ye a Just nm : as Bosschieter’s sister, and in all the| The Moamonletor | fin big city of Paterson no one will give |,» ne f Hila me a sition,” ia the ory of Suste |» » than $1 a week Rossohieter, the heart-broken sister louh hemselves ef the murdered girl “w cannot get away from the disgrace Wherever we go we are marked.” Innocence of any other than rele ynahtp to the unfortunate mill «ir was slain, as the main ot Horman’s Friday morning and his wt 4day afternoon, three of the black were mailed a None n'e arrest aken piace Horman Denes, socepr the"hackmating avecitouy [Sage inftmeey th SPECIAL PRICES, The first demand for money men his was fo @ & trap. Douginss | made . = -_ ~ - eed Pea isa as guns "| rte asting. that ‘the ‘imout $e: lets wu ae coeteh Third Prize, $5 Cash, Goes to. pe pee ow! ae Mrs. Louisa Worman, who secur-|manded, #7,000 be, reduced. This |" | downey was employed as a clerk by 206, 208, 5 THE PEO. e vor om Fred Ho . nO ou » have led ¢ parm: © North American ” a | a J ; 2 , of g divorce from, Fred ocrman. nor | (eng ans was weckenings and | ihtp arth american Transporeatin | MASTER JOHN LEONARD GRENDEE, 528 Twenty-Bighth Ave. Bt. rin fs ving en Ernekaw Avenue. | the three letters << Charters Released. South. John was born on Nov. 16, 1900, and weighs 27 1-2 Ibs. PIKE ST- or, of the Paci makes her first GEN, MILES’ WAR INVENTION. WASHINGTON, D. C. Fed. 1—By bo Matl.—Few people know that Lieut. ig an inventor, It cost the govern- iment $10,000 to experiment with the commanding general's invention. In a7 188, the Spanish war Was at its oy a Miles though: hie build covers or shicide for the army which | ti Cul | The shield itself is & plate of #t on wheels, with a sort of pur handle back of tt jadacd tured. them were loaded on }that went to Cuba, forgotten when the rush and were never used out | cam moveable |the formidable war engines are rot- h-cart | they If the machine | too heavy to be transported and become ng away iD 38-foot for re tipped up. the handle would | looking forward to one of the bee soellag | CRDibitions ever seen in He At Gen. Mile suggestion, 100 of these machines were manuts They cost $10,000. ¢ transports} "we wi but th of im of | re ting | fewiing oe The machines weigh 1,00 pounds each, and Gen. Milew « are useless b au they mies claim are ay COUNAL At the city council meeting last night, an effort was made to repeal dhe early closing ordinance, which | orders saloona to cease selling liquor at 1 o'clock tn the morning. The Dfil, introduced by Councilman Rude, was defeated 7 to 6. The vote was preceded by several warm argu- 4 Ments against repealing the ordin- ance. Some thought that it ought to be enforced instead of repealed ‘The final vote was Yeas—Benjamin, lor, Vincent and w Nays— Blake, Byers, Crichton James, Muldoon, Murphy and Rine- hart. ‘The council voted unanimousty for four bills to improve Madison | street. They would provide for] planking from First to Sixth ave-| nues, paving to Ninth avenue, plank ing again to Terry avenue, and from Broadway to Twenty-third avenue The council conaidered 66 bilis in all. Moat of them were routine busi- ness, including street improvement | 4 measures. A large number were passed, and several saloon licenses | p¢ granted rs A dill to provide for = fire marsha! salary $1,800, to mine buildings was introduced and referred to com mittee of the whole | charged | Alaska Daily and W of Sitka. tage City ty the Pug }ahip at Lottie Reif Lottie Rett, on suspic Fined. fon, yes reeny was arrested at was E. C, Russell Arrives. Ly ra C. Russel artived tod a business trip eure he mod » Skagway, to y Mr. Russell is with | THE END OF THE Officer Mayou om a ¢harge of rob bing A. Spreebt of 115. ¥ cted of petit ,t ter- in her the die- combin ‘BiG WORK AT of He will take a trip to the and while in Washington will | nfluence to seaure the pro- clegraph cable from Seattie touching at Sitka BREMERTON Preparations are enh cking the bat aranc nd fist The being made t sound naval station for | which will in all probability make ite ap- some time between the 17 of this month consin will be the next large the Puget sound naval » tion after the Iowa leaves. bat at | th Wis- | A FORTUNE AWAITS HER. NEW YORK, Feb. 1—By Mail Karning « livelihood on a Montana ranch is prettyA detheid Schindler, who « year and a-half ago eloped from Hoboken with the son of Police Captain Jacob Selbert, of this city. ihe is wanted now to claim @ for- tune of $50,000 left her by her father Search for her has been made for weeks past, but the only trace of her go tar discovered is that recently #he Was working on & ranch near Mil- fer, Mont. Her husband, who was only recently separated from her, in at Rushville, Neb. waiting for a failroad ticket to come back to his father's home. Adetheld Schindler was as pretty here was in Hoboken. She : of her aged father, Dr. Theodore Behindler, and hia only child, He threatened to disinherit her if she married young Siebert. The elopement was her answer, Handsome Improvement. Hamm & Schmitz have obtained a/ permit to erect a two story frame and basement building at 407 to 417 Fifth avenue. $12,000. C,H. Bebb ia the architect, and Wolt It will coat & Behrens are the contractora. ) u cae cbaeebbauebnaeboi | $ | Among: the guests at the mer Stinson, Rain: | homiah; nited States army. At the Dilier commissioner from eal, from Inna nah a party of | Chicago | @ | Joyce and J. H, Sneal, 4 @) wealthy lumbermen Hotel Corridors. ?) Minneapolis; Joseph Adams, 5 3 “man of Butte, Mont.; and | H. C. Cahtil and wife, of the P. J. Smith, county a lumberman of Sno ents Arthur Roake, a dry goods fer-Grand are: W. C. Stull, W. ph oencm of Hedro-Woolley; Bart | | | THE SEATTLE STARK, Healy a miner f a Tolt lower, and A. Maugh m Dawson City J. 1. Pitagerald, om Nelwon, 1. f An M. Per al THE BON MARCHE ival, ¢ Tacoma arviater of Bedspreads At Money: saving Chapma By ye PRemes 's Contest Re sults —————— age Cts $1 65 . Out of a great list of puzzling figures our expert mathematician , #21 ech 8 gets the following interesting results, the prizes are aw arded to the yt or ew ieted 73 Pi id Py) 45 ~+ following babies—the heaviest, age considered, of very nearly one Wxtra wine FI WHITE " pretty dewign 81 00 hundred babies weighed during the two weeks of the White Fair. sates: he cue TEpOmiaie WAneacbaann wees $275 in m designs; #508 = seam fr j wae gut oo 6496 * 89 Ota 8198 81 56 cond Prize $10.00 Cash First Prize Se GETS LIFE $15.00 Cash ETOWN, Ky. Feb, 6 trill has seritenced Henry etty n derigns each & in handsome sentence was panera of: AWARDED TO AWARDED TO andsome BATERN COMPORTR downy eotten @ii- gO Rig and infamous vu MASTER EARL CHRISTENSEN, | MISS AGNES McDONALD, who ieee seen who lives at 131 Taylor Ave- lives at 2021 Second Avenue. SEE OUR SHOE READY-TO-WEAR GARMENTS Silk Waists, Skirts, Eiderdown Robe She was born on December 18, 1900, and weighed on January 13th 14 pounds, nue. He was born on Novem- ber 16, 1900, and on January 14 he weighed 27 3-4 pounds. ROOM SPECIAL DRIVES Children’s School Shaes NOT GUILTY. who wa. Joseph Muldowney Maj. Ruhlin, of the United States SATISFACTION OR MONEY BACK recelved | We are only sorry that we can’t spare the newspaper space to give the names and weights of all the chubby contestants. It would make an interesting record. We hope to have the pleasure of tell- ing Master Earl and Miss Agnes and Master John all about it when they've grown up to be men and women. How they'd laugh, par- ticularly Miss Agnes. The prizes will be awarded to the winners if their mothers will call with the cards--they'll do for marks of “identification.” GBoTAMARCHE 22> 1419 to 1429 Second Avenue and 115-l17 Pike Street government between and Manila for the last two years, whtie | the latter vessel was in the tran | Port service for almost 11 monthe. PRIZE FIGHT NEXT SUNDAY Billy Copper, champion middie Weight of the Yukon 4 hi of Halttax ndland. @ finish Both men are in exc seach bas @ good |The local sporting NORDHOFF & CO. fraternity « Cooper stated today ¢ | fight would be tolerated Audience in not satiefed,” wiadiy refund all there will be no hard ADAM 8 8 R004 man, | CCOOOCCOOOOCOO® my best to win the | | AMUSEMENTS. RAND OPERA secoscsssoss Jas USE —nauSE= : OGDEN Telephone Main 65, | tack money jbut I will do | fight. FREDERICK & NELSON--Fino Furalture. And All Week MATINEES | Wednesday and Saturday | Samens and Copeland Pre- sent the Laughable Farce WEEK WILL BE THE BUSY PART OF THIS WEEK OF REDUCED PRICES ON REDD DRAPERIES AND CARPETS-ITS WELL. WORTH YOUR WHILE TO COME AS QUICKLY AS YOU CAN THAT WE MAY HAVE SALESPEOPLE BNOUGH TO WAIT ON YOU, COME ANY TIME, TROUGH, UP TO LATE SATURDAY NIGHT AND YOU MAY HAVE THE REDUCED PRICES. THESE FEW HINTS | | | | ‘and crowns and teeth Siltngs | re an Xk dental setts a il NO PLATES 5 the A : The San Diego Fruit Co, Se ‘hae Pascua Sesereccocooos POC CCC COO COCO CES : 7 @ LUMBER MILL Wwe SOeoeoecseore Mabite—The rf Spee. es Hr Wi When oy = Get Le es) decide which i the Best iy Has two First-Class Second-Hand_ 507 PIKE STREET ®___ | No More Dread of the Dental Cy Given by Seattle Aerie, No. 1. Grand march promptly at 9 Pacific block An All-Star Specialty Cast Se BEST APPLES IN SEATTLE at 416 PIKE STREET ‘ATEN ERANK NK E. E. ADAMS T Beg aiewm: stem uey Colman Bocce I Bins 0 Mesege i's MORAN BROS. : Engine and Ship Builders ; COMPANY Stee! and Wood 4 eee ded dnd dette k a KEELEY For the cure of Liquor, Morphine, Opium and ton « Brit INSTITUTE Sesser, Aco ts Oren, tee Reo, sl'ler the cubed seeking 5 teas RO wos dont oe “how a, "at cciv'ty ae ean > Sevetcescesors: 7 Steel Ranges, one 6-hole L X. L., one 4hole Oxford. Call and see them de L Aedadadadadadededaded _ AMUSEMENTS. Grand Ball Fraternal Order of Eagles At the Armory A HUSBAND... Wetoestay, fenruary ow Sone) 1 7 oatiacete, ndimisking fads Cama Pa ON SALARY ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Seattle Military Band aay eeecte, the ant | SECOND GRAND BALL 100, Sy. and 50c R ake Hall Wednesday evening, | ( SEATTLE THEATER "hike 02 conta; ladies free Qaa'ae? 4% HOWE, Manager Tel Main 4 The Leading Theater Two Nights More Only |§ TONIGHT is And Thursday Night, with Extra Matinee Thursday son's Greatest Success Any work that should not Satisfactory will be attended to of charge in our nearest 0 re 95c Combination Feather Pillows, pure and entirely od- @riens, covered withe heavy grade tick, weight 6 1 Tegular price $1.25; epecial price for the week pair, 96. COMBINATION FEATHER PILLOW, odorless, cov- ered in heavy striped duck ticking; weight @ Ibs | Hh tell you in advance ¢ here shown Is o1 t reception gowns, T fegetar F-10; mpemel, per pete, fer 45 THE CHRISTIAN. 2) Truttation. Give’ us fee | Bo ‘> if will find we do exactly what 6 xX ua conmtu | bolero and skiet are of rich brown | velvet. On the skirt in f are used ple | h lace in deep ecru. | bow sleeve ts slashed to sho nt fullness of most delicate blue Muscovite silk, which forms a full cuff at the elbow. The forearm is drawn close by tucks, only to flare | again very full about the hand. The veat and collar are soft folded af- faire of thie same beautiful #ilk suiavuidluldiddddtd € YESTERDAY S We sent East for Signature Deeds for Six Lots in. Squire Park = vertise New York Dental P . Git FIRST AVE., aRATTOn | _ Second floor, Mewar! building; comm site Mutwal le Suliding Prices—26e, 600, Tbe, $1.00 and $1.50. HIRD AVENUE THEATER, Phone Main s6?° 2M, Kuaea (l, Manager Up-Town Theater Always Reliable. | TONIGHT And All Week A Tremendous Hit! Hundreds Turned Away Richard & Pringle’s Famous Soenesse Georgia Minstrels Don't fail to see the Swellest and biggest Minstrel Parade ever seen taking place daily at noon. high grade atin finished tick, weight 7 Ibs price $2.60; L speek jal price for the week. per pa MIXED GO FEATHER Pil LOW, made of high grade, cold biaat goore feathers, covered with an ex tra fine grade satin finished tick, weight 7 83 ular price $3.50; spe: 70 the week, per pair Pure White Selected Cold Blast GOORE 82 70 PILLOW, covered with bent grade "A. ©. A weight 5 Ibe; oe week; Lace Shoes Sizes 8% to 1334 EXTRA VALUES Sole Agents for Dr. Reed’s Cushion Sole Shoes Raymond & Hoyt 918 Second Ave. for jattle’ jal price * tok, | special price for » 00 attepted to regular pri oa arest office r pair con D BLAST LIVE GOOKE Fi ATHER PILLOW, filled with very best pure wite goone feathers, cov. ered with extra high tick, weight 6 Ibs; a pam week; grade regular price “Amoakeag $6.00 striped special price pow PILLOW, filled with high grade No. 1 down, covered with assorted linen tick, Weight 6 Ibs 5 30 The Largest Stock of tar Brite 46.50; special price for the week, the pair . Seqneounoueneseeenceases SAORI ORR 8 bars Emerald Soap, Frederick & Nelson HOME FURNISHERS Rialto Bldg., Second Ave., Cor, Madison St, 2c. In the Northwest, emt Chickering & Doll, Milton and We have some bargains in si! 6 Dare 16-02, Savon, 2202832202292 282A) 26. Sib pavkage Gold Dust, COMBINATION FEATHER PILLOW, covered with ' regular | RA MATHESON BROS. GROCERS Cor. Sixthand King Tel, Main 663 REE RR Edison's Moving Pictures at rehiight” REREAD RRR E | OTEL BUTLER (li ; ¥ ; t ( Seattle Transfer Co. Beattie CAFE AND & Bhowing Queen Victoria and royal ¥¥¥¥ HH RMN RM RM | Ise fl es) men 0. Freight, Passenger and A * Largest ane Ra, & | Buckingnnee tenet Diamonds, Watebes, Flac Jewelry Baggag | onty First clase ey} % | Buckingham palace) driving Diamonds, Watches, Fine Jewelry a isa mieek STORAGE Baropean INGON- *& in Hyde Park, London mua ww We Men ds tO 6 Fim WY /* Plan iiotel, NECTION & | automaton, and other ‘moving Shi | mnt Sow Albert Hansen || ‘ Ser Wen re 01 id other moving pic iret Avenue I anse . | cic eed wat tures. Admission 10 conta ars | he ae t fewelry house in the | CLAY PIPE TS Ee F t t : fr = ( The Paciti ace, 8: ports Mist of signm The torta. The