The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 7, 1901, Page 4

A THE SEATTLE STAR. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1, ta A ROYAL coltetitte: FEE SYSTEM A ROBBERY. —a North Seattle Commercial club, OL: inted to’ explain the advantages | NEW YORK, Feb. 1.—Probably the leave in the hands of the citizens. — | u € A MANUEACTUTINE | most remarkable office-holder on| Mowe has given $8,000 to a chile} AT of th sain ts foe, Mow aven'y by mt and han asked a e were apt was a drygooda r t @ beautiful equestrian state of lyn for a th 4 n George Washington Golden Fetters Fasten) ine tor mnoracturing ties in North | veitoven fe ome of the tap-roots sf| county offers onary, and entre oe Sa c. The first shipment of our New “am Dress : Ue. large ne " i” polit rotionnes tn Ubte ¥ | ly hing f Goods so terday n the ora and Visitors attended the meet: | he ago Ho u is weil but t* by no ‘ H tae 1 1 Wilhelmina and - _| ol cmos, and ne hes just balanced | means ric "mat, ite served twe perce every sort of Shoe that's good for men, the Duke. TESTIMONIAL. teem “and “that “there ware toe tite h "De ot secur i hone lente: women and boys and girls is here at a price Homespuns, Venetians, Sicillians, sight ade‘cnargea’ ahd collected ! oem aay itusative Seay ectina that means a THIRD OR MORE SAVED. Serges, Highland Piaids, Pirie Suit- __ TH funeral of Bre Mivinw Becket but which he preferred to remit, and its own initiative The task of winding up the season is no small ings, Assabet Suitings, Granite one, either for us or for Eastern shoe makers, and since time is money, we prefer the least loss. You will find the best shoes here, reduced a third and in some cases a half. All of this has been said before, but for the benefit of the new people Cloths and Henrietta: Every desirable shade and weight. HE HAGUE, F 7.—The Duten eden 17 Baatiake avenue, at 1 o'clock thin rneen, ernoon from her late residence, 611 captured Holland today for a moral! Yesler way. A beautigul 1 tat From premier to peas-| piece came from the clerks of Me he funeral for Bilen Johnson was poo gat’ “ Dougall & Southwick Co, out of re | 01 o ant, everybody was here to witness | SOO? ompathy tor La | helt this afternoon at 1:30 0’ 1, who ta one of thelr num! | | from the residence on West M r | wtreet Mary A. Pugh, aged 67, died yes of Wilh he pe the wedding cerenbnies mina and Duke Henry FOR EVENING WAISTS were dressed in their gayest colors, 1 > 2° ribbo ° | terday at her residence at Edmonds. c reg with sone ot orange'nonen. tte) MILITARY BALL, ; aes we'te constantly getting in touch with it’s worth { | Silk Embroidered Henricttas meted sik. Charrelabe pontcow Aas - ' In Blue, Gray and O14 Rose — Special, $1.4 until It seemed to burst. The route! panke hall, until an early hour this] nm held ite monthly meeting at Don't Mise This repeating. Here's a typical bargain : ig iS os ew cra tettetbe chy fi. juts Benen of the wedding party between the! morning, wan the scone of feativity.| the Hit tow th the logisintere: te | a The Star Clothing Co, 117-199 eitias A h flexible oy palace and the church was marked / ne grand military ball held last | use the $6,500 remain P the Darial | Second avenue, will sell, ‘on Friday WOMEN'S HANDSOME LACED SHOES, vici kid, with flexibl flome of you have never visited our dress goods department; and #aturday of thie week only, a turned soles that are as soft and pliable as chamols yet tough others have and know the good things we always offer. Its te by arches of white and blue, and Ia+/| night was a gorgeous affair. The | fund for a monu those who : 00d We quality of Meece-lined un and long wearing as though shod with steel. They have the the first clase this offer of ours is specially aimed, but old cum tice work festooned With evergreen, | hall was tastefully draped with fags | died in the Philippines. Rexolutions | f i te. “beat wee Cae newest toe shapes and high, stately French heels, all widths tomers are cordially invited to take advantage of this latest The houses and streets were smoth-/ and flowers, and the fine military ine eS \ ; ~™ = K., eg a and all sizes. best $2.56 shoe you ever put your foot in money eaving offer of ours. ered In decorations. band discoursed music throughout norte — a a “ an, “ vo wide of sale today and as long as the last $1 98 adopted. Arrangements were made| vias Groves. Miles & P for, © pats , . : r At Ll o'clock Minister of Justice | the evening. |for @ literary and musteal program aldes Btoves id Z Pa pk gilded ts + “ | for the next meeting, Maroh 6 ILIA MARLO SHOES, easiest to wear; high, flexible inate h H TITLED HUBBY FOR MISS ASTOR, athiete teat, them vay fo ae matter what the price ofthe gnats. may Preparations are now being made | Men's Medium and Women's Bright we'll make your skirt and guarantee a fit for beny lace Shoes, Marvard « Princeton cap toe, light and heavy Biol at the and at the University of ington, ‘for an BOSTON GROCERY 2. Washington's birthday. Tha| 1220-1222 Second Ave. #2, Washington's birthday, The| freshmen of the university Are Tet Dongola Kid Lace 1 Button Shoe, ent leather tp, epring of y heel ar | mostly ex-High school athletes and | Pike 181 $1.75 heel, sizes 2% to # en ‘onsequently will try hard to de edit Om Cote Tbe tacteas of $1.50 |feat thelr old choot. Although the | L ing Made Much heaper High school has lost Bam Humex, one iV uc ( of their beat men, they will be In the Alex. Gardner, of the Migh school, will be in th he ts & sure paint winner. | ¥, tor the fre wiil of the stare Women's White kid one - strap Siip pers, French heel Sitghtly rolled children's white kid one-atrap alip- pera, spring heel S00 Instead of $1.25 Women’s Fine Black Viet Kia Lace Shoes, new Paris open toe, kid tip, flexible hand turn- od soles, military and Freach heels, The neceasities of life bave be many fariliten sky-high, and everything needed in the home h eached « fancy price, Wag vat’: PETERSON'S 2. SATISFACTION OR MONEY BACK Little Gents’ Heavy Calf Lace fehool Bhoes, heavy sole, spring heel and low heel, sixes 9 to We. we ” ° 760 Inst of S126 Men's Fine Patent Leather Lace and Congres Drone Shoes, light sole. Empire cap tor on after awhile will follow, but it Keeps many & man's nose on | EAGLES FLY HIGH. |‘ s22i%"l"s we he could buy in ‘The second grand anniversary ball! for lems, he has passed the bar- of the Seattle Bagies, held ast night| gains on to you, if you want at Armory hall, was a success social them, Specials for Friday and ty and financially Bc Stoureater FINNA were present HADDINS, fat, fr zr Crescent A e thouanhd guests were dancing. | At Sctg Magi, BOATERS. » Bh 52.90 tnste of $3.50 Apis: Much teste wee displayed in the ‘ | for te. Women's Fine Hack Viel Kid || Soft Flextbie Turn decorations of the hall, ‘At 1 . Ihe and She each, ah ap Button Shoes, medium fex- | | House Slippers, Juliet ¥ Rig FSET TR petising lot of Boston it dollar | style, no heel, sizes 2 to §; i MACKEREL. ible soles, Dew ha! joi ae 7 Pacers jo Instead of $1.25 At Bbc * prrnds Pavey nowt. tos, kid tip, very soft « a Ep OATS comfortable for tander feet, Women's Fine Viel Kid Lace ; | a¢g MINCE MEAT, attrac. | ™ 2 ‘eiees ond and Button Shoes, all kid 4 asda At Tcts tractively put up in pee, aeiaey how, wanes e046; | and some with fine silk vest- widths to ft all feet qcrms coterer oro At B® semen tent “se eo ance” || he Ba oe Has no medals awarded by the Colum- > tabi Der ake auuseqeeatiy Ged. | fio BIRD GRO 15 cts) Women's Fine Dox Cait, ox- || ® widths 1 to EE = bian World’s Fair. It is entirely too - | Be received & year in jail tn conse. | 7 Paid rench 95 cts. tre nigh oom, woe waster: || Sf pg oa a both in quality and price. Sy eee or wexeenen. Mise PAULINE ABTOR. oOUyTELe, Fob, Ste te plent | Pperaaeh ens rns OO CEB | fect Mawe'F4 wet, widihe || elu: ottchea oder, anes Ih n RaninG Saves, Saeeenney i fal and the thermometer reatoters | 1 Per OMS el i ent ween ; not a “has been,” or in the “also ran” only 6 deg. above sero. I CANE BUGAR " $1 00) Gossip in London has it that Miss Pauline Astor, daughter of Wil. [imchee thick in the river am / : puck | Me Waldorf Astor, and the duke are soon to be married, and that the ex- [bas «iready commenced. i > TURKEY | American's highest ambition has been reached. The duke # 25, fairly Y eee ROAST CHICKEN te 12] the! Mei'0e lovteed of bn.60 class. It is simply “IT,” Right Up to the Minute. “ENTRALIA, Feb. TA shot rich, and has Just returned to England from the South African cam. || CENTRALIA. Feb. 7 wiatie amt Goose The old high © palgn. aid € ni or esterda Yo . : Collins Kaiser vot me Pai Sinn | department serving the Sheet rele priced “trust” | ot through the abdomen ap wa and Teast ene . Linden, the master of “veces ANOTHER Bia recovery la t oubitul. Fa ab hepertone Rochelle Salts assembied six marriage witnesses + j SsuRimp MONTESANO, Feb. LC, B. Biren. ‘ Baki: ders im the white room ef the palace ere get wee) SALADE \ chionen king Pow ‘The indies of honor, the COLLISION ny discharged in the superior court, sotate must go. They - th Tincipel witness for the prow 2 yen ng mag scutlon being ow of the state, ‘Last | see their finish. } —_—+--— - fall Rrennan convicted, but | SHANNON, 1=te ime Recond Avenue! ~ Duke Henry, with his ee died ea inte |eranted new tri ——————- -_____.___________f ASK and Grand Dube Walteck, ited hes Ini TACOMA, Feb. 7 —Chiet Fackior SO¢¢e@s90000000 Proposals for Poles Wilson, Joh: i Une a an Express Train. bas arrested Chi 1 } } Proposals in duplicate will be re- ‘es | Clark and Cham. Harbers, and cha ceived by the undersigned, at their YOUR the red room, the whole party — ed them with burglary. The officer | oMice until noon, Feb. 15, 1901, for | cotding to the white Pa. eb. 1. — The| * pe ag h are se erin | Seer poles of the following dimen- | 'e inala who burglarized the residence the Segal Seomatitios ted collided with| of nev. J. Lewis Smith last Sunday ERICK & NELSON--Fine Furniture. 3 to # foot poles with 10 tach ri i | press in the yards at Aliegheny, at 7| ¢vemine 1 ge } ne progress toward | o'elock this mornit D. W. Hoek, ACOMA, Fi he Tacoma | ¥ ‘ , Friday Special in the Drapery Room oY foot poles with 13 inch topa. & to & foot poles with 12 inch i i began. The procession | of New Yor®, and Henry Lublang,| heard of education has Aecided was headed by « guard of 60 mount. | OfNew York, were slightly Injured. | permit choo! children to be excuse it RR eek ee ce he Tae get curate oie f thetr class rooms when neces any or all bids. or parte of od Hussars. Wilhelmina, the dui | sabe. parents having taken the pom The Friday Special for this week will be from Poles subject to apore ) by and dowager queen, rode tn the royal | ee eet nasith he. Page dee peony Sage gold carriage drawn by eight horses, | , been ‘heretofore infured by the with the drapery room, and there is no need | Spur, im Beattie. For’ further ine while 3 mounted artillerymen | Star Fashion Note. holding of thi j to call further attention to the | formation apply to the office brought up the rear. The people! MONTESANO. Feb .| interesting features than | Seattle Automatic Ex- wildly as the procession ty officers are disgusted | to refer you to these H coneue gave this. ~ prices: pane 4 President, Bo ’s 01 tion of 15,000, which w« anil 17 Pacific Block, Seat! ey areas Geeenanene WE ha in another clase and raise the salar- | NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS, 2% yards long PB etl a os Berane Made y itch Reformed churches met the fee of its officials. The state off 4 inches wide; plain center and detached figure Party and bowed silent compliments cers, however, claim that the census Very dainty: regular price $3.00 per $ Box ‘ to the 7 of 1890 ewtablishes the rating | pair: special at Th ‘ @ ee Ow, The otiies wis : NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS, 9% yards long, 6 inch sot kts ayn Being beautifully decorated. Rev. Vande- simple ceremony, CENTRALIA he's AWOKE; are you? If so, buy wid ree pretty scroll border and lmjtation ingertion Fr price, $1.00 per pair; ape- Lace > Shoes painiessiy and by 0 clal, at, per pair F Bunday and used it to look over the NOTTINGHAM ‘CURTAING # ras 101 t 6h ng Po Geig soeeees were exchanged, and the preacher curtains of all of the anioons which ly plain center, imitation hie Yards eS i Tide Baki weer Sizes 8% to 134 $5; Bridgew Gold Fini Presented the couple with a Bible, were supposed to be closed. At one ular price, $3.00; special, at, per 35 7 378 $1 Up hse ver ris nlnfegee 50c, offering congratulations, The organ place they were opposed and a row! was barely averted, Warrants are now out for several of them for causing a Hot. 25¢ a Pound Bast India Tea Go 222 Pike St. Tel, Green 905. pair Heavy double thread Cable long, plain cent knot corner pie able; very special, at, per pair.. weeee . Cable Net Curtain; plain center: tmitation Matten- berg star and open work edge all round | the prettiest curtains made for the money; white Dealed forth the “Wedding March,” and cannon outside fred a salute of 101 guns. The return to the palace was triumphant. The enthusiasm was indescribable. Life of the Duke. The name of Duke Henry of Mech. Jenburg-Schwerin, who today mar- ried Wilhelmina, Queen of the Netherlands, bas been often be- fore the public, so that the follow- ing facts about his personality and his hore will be timely. They are taken from @ pamphlet which has been widely circulated in the Neth- eriands, and which was specially | prepared for this occasion, being the personal work of a retired officer of the army of the Netheriands, Capt, J, Hora | Duke Henry Viadimir Albrecht Ernest was born at Schwerin on et Curtain $2 yards etty panel border; bow nt curtain and very dur EXTRA VALUES Sole Agents for Dr. Reed's Cushion Sole Shoes Raymond & Hoyt § .: 918 Second Ave. o-* piates Feb. 7.—A crowd of In- derably under the in- of liquor, while congregated Willington ealoon. ring In fun. Frank ¥ mixing up with John Spoth, became imbued with the idea that he was in danger of receiving bodily tnjury, and drew a knife, sertously stabbing Spaeth. The biade entered the left lung and his recovery ts doubtful, NORTH YAKIMA, Feb. 7.—-A young man, a stranger In the elty, but working as a clerk in Quiett & Ayers’ drugstore, in down with| smallpox and quarantined at hin hoi City marshal Grant, who has been housed under a yellow fag for seven weeks, In on the streets today for the first time tn seven weeks, He contracted smallpox from @ tramp. or ivory; regular price 96.00 per pair; special at adheiee S oeeenteeeieeeean aera an Yesler Way Pharmacy Frederick & Nelson -vxianc™ Dr. J, B, STEVENS, Pro HOME FURNISHERS |—__ ane Sa_| Rialto Bldg. Second Ave, Cor, Madison St, LPPeeesoocowsseoes| > Photo Supplies pret hame alone will be a your work will be of the best. Gunther's Famous Biot felt a att wart aah ‘Bon Bons and | S.A SSS amination, — Give will find “we do Chocolates) ™" ¢ $| . ° April 19, 1876. His father wan Grai EVERETT, Feb. 7.—The county | S@O@OOeoooee: Coeee : é : N Y } tal Parlor Duke Frederick Francis II. of M |commasioners, after a thorough can- [yy ee ewwrwrwrwwws ° Whotswue 3 Fresh Each Week OW Lor el 3 Schwerin, and his mother vans of the county, have replied to * AHRKIKHIR @ and Retail o! (44 FIRST AVE. SEATTLE C Marie of Sechwertebure- | Representative Graham's request for i* e i Becond floor, Howard building: oppo fe Rudolfatadt. The family is one of | The waist here shown is designed|information pon the subject and * GO TODAY ko 3) | “ile ee heeeeee the oldest in Kurope, and ts closely |for matinee wear, and is one of the |@tated that the residents of Snohom- & $ Washington Dental and = 44 | office.” Gan ‘Pranctsces connected with the royal families of best examples of the broad, flat. !#h county want the proposed divis- ER aay PIE h ] D4 | to 8; Bunday, 10 te & Prussia and Russia, Duke Henry's | shoulders " fon line drawn along the river, creat-| YY eons tho B K . Gerson ineral prings Phot h ed en great grandfather having for wite \“Rouldered effects now so much ing two senatorial districts Sver thot. Wo great, he naver 4 ographic Supply Co $ abr sem Helena Paulowna, daughter of Czar | *Veht after. The under bodice ts of |, ‘The police department has taken| {ynored small matters, and he Near Port Orchard Drydock, $ © 211 Columbia Street atte, © Paul of Russia. crepe de chine in delicate heliotrope | steps to increase the city’s revenue.| produced the finest tooth powder The water is a specific in x) @ Spokane, @ | 24 4ve. and Columbia. Tel. Main 198, Duke Henry's father was married | tucked in squares A fine upon all gambling devices has| Wo Now of St h, Kid * ae | ek RR RI nee bg Ly Ay = Sotas 11 chil-| ‘The bolero of heavy lace, with| been Agreed upon by them The soll It i# prepared by a Lond- erie acne, D+ + * ren, of whom the duke is the young 0p! anda: = e@ doves of the town are hereafter!) ao er " id only here. or $ bars Emerald Soap, 4 gat child of the third wite, Dag: rd enact capy.te held by $0 sO hned sib quarterly, payable in| 20% Chemist and gold only her ba and L ied 4 by * hee 3 ‘ather was a progressive, iberal- | que neement 0 advance, Yesterday 17 girls paid up iseases ani ; 380, minded man, ho 4i4 much for his| Pie velvet pieces. The sleeve i#| put 12 were penniless and placed In 25c a Bottle : * Allow Us to Move You $ $ Wren you} | * bi own country, introducing reforms in | lose oes faired with ahr Of Jail, there to remain until they raise Nervous Conditions + |} ; suman 8 bare 16-ox, Savon, * the constitution, and tarthering edu ¢ lc rms the ing of @ the necessary funds Nobody who once uses it ever Write . tor heokie ) We have the best facilities for? * * cation by the founding of an excel- Ley ut of ee? crepe. The collar is fo r takes any other sort Charleston P. O., Wesntugton: 2 handling furniture, re pale geet IPF * lent school system, he very popular L’Algion turnover, MORTALITY RECORD. tested Btoamers leave Galbraith LLOYD'S TRANSFER Co., { own |e > As @ general he won lasting fame | While the hate is appropriately the sities PP) vs pF ghd Grey, & |. Marion & West St. Tel, Rea EB ge. $ | we Xhere' | & when, in 1879 ut the head of his | Napoleonic round hat in black, slm-| rhe funeral for Frances Touls Suf hound dock at 9:30 a. m, and ae — — you ought | | | army corps, he did valiant work at | PY ee she ; large chow of | gern was held from Trinity Parish 3p. m.; Columbia dock at 3 ¥! 7 | eo or x Mets, Toul, Lolgny and other ptnoee oe vet and one Immense! church at 11 o'clock this morning. p. m. daily except Sunk JT LeePeseeeooosocoosoooooos * wake 4 of onia, | O*DT« Funeral services for Mra. Elizabeth On Sunday leaves ¢ > | SON brought on by attending a disastrous paver Cotter was held from Sacred Heart | Ei ey lock at 100 On Batre 2) OR. S. A. GAY $| Ra. 9 oor NSURAN gai | * MATHESON BROS. » fire at Schwerin, at a time when ha | ow Ever church at 10 o'clock this morning. night leaves Greyhound dock DENT | Bond rag * GROCERS » was euffering from a severe cold.| Buy a pair of good, solid boya'| ‘The f ances Hox Telephone Main 787. at 10 p.m i 2028 a | J Agents SSS Catuate “compaar 1 |* oor. a » Bimgoror Wilhelm, 1, whe attended shoes for 76c? You can get them at ch of Our | &. ab: Carnée Hosen O04 Pike t a eoond Avenue | Telephone aig a ror Ps Wir 5 el adage a » I. ave lost |the Star Clothing Co., 1817-1819 ec at 1 o'clock this a. © ® . Porro ert rr lores Corner Marion ong of the truest friends and wup-|ond avenus, ‘This opportunity, how. | afte menesaperonesemmcigea tS. SEAT AATHANCED Aker ae mee) | FEET ENE ENN EONS porters of my country and govern- | ever, is only good riday and Bat- | Mre. i. 'p. Davis, aged 89, died yer W. W. Orr Located. | And positively without pat t_muee. Diamonds, Watches, Fine Jowett ment. * | urday, Tap th her cadidedec: 1608 macond . _ | COLVILLE, Feb, 7.—J. I. Ander. | beeooesoeseoe ew rn and Sliver Pra ae | --——-o-——-- enue. W. W. Orr, who disappeared from |#0n has secured @ Moense from the | me ONNEY & STEWARI oe want? Then tell it in| Have you a want? ‘Then tolt tt in| the funeral for Mra, W. Clausen| this city veveral weeks ago, has Have you & want? Ts " 'e Then tell it in nim ‘Avenue Albert Hansen | The largget Jewelry house Ie i” the a ste ‘Bee it of agencies page 2 | the Star, See list of agencies page 2, |was held from the family residence, | been located at Great Podlla, Mont, deacy Koran the Gotbenbinetoon . the Star, See liet of agencies page a. |