The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 12, 1901, Page 4

ari ® 2] 4 4 4 — a : ] | A through a local concern, The can Will have a capacity: a season and 0,000, | TACOMA, Feb, 12)The Tacoma Plumbers’ association hes incorpor i with a capital stock « ». The} Jobjects of the organisation are t advar the Interest tt . gaged in business to study ant adopt the moat advanced methods tn | plumbing, and to deal in all kinds of | ipplie Feb, 1 | ok N. Hale's K and at City Council Turns Down Saloon License for Smith's Cove, | At the counell 1 the Smith Cove sale 1 ning. at $ p.m tion was again debated hagket Ball gar counelimen favored lic Place on the ground that ff a saloor was to run there, the city should have the license revenue, Others Qrgued that the place could be clone t ot th ingest alty charte at osc sa Behwabact n dock, Bid to add um = AT SUBIG tHE SHKALDILE STAM il be in readiness to depart for Nome early | in the spring } The steamer Wlihu Thomeon, used | an & refrigerating boat at Nome last year, Will depart for Copper river day, making the sixth steamer AN FRANCISCO, ¥ Chat run, Space for several hun ly. F. Wilde, who has been t dred tons of freight ba rs ed and wo far booked passe “ ’ Mee K MAD PLANNED TO GH year today, who were CREED OTHERWISI \ ivais and departures THE RESULT WILL BE LET \m VALUM. YOU MAY BUY S»rInT f was stear WEAK, OVERSHINTS, BUSPIENI npeed NAVAL DOCK THING FOR MEN'S FIX-UP ¥ UBUAT Men’s Under- Capt, Wild claims that had d oe built ship, she would have remained) SAN FRANCISCO, Feb, 12 cal NC ono where she was until today After Netruction eom nder of the i. hl TH) Seine Caleta 8 ihe feet ohe wentite|cnvy, was metre tren Tapen 00 Third Less. + Yokohama, where she was tempor day says that while there he selected Up. By a vote of T to € the app cage Se By and the winner of the |@tily repaired. In the n'sia wt suitable site at @ubie bay we oer. ae ees match will be the champion team of | Opinion, the ship in ae sound as « er |About 26 mfles from Manila, and a me FLY eCED A re 5 La. mronely ral she wae 1 alled upon Hid | that the piace wae an tdi * ) UN edopted memoriatising the state leg- | Washing Imake as at a run found the/a naval station No w SHIRTS colors lature to enact the measure Horn as iid in bh ous rec been menced tan, eoru or pink pending to give the city of Seattle jto Cuba ¢ @ the Bpantsh-Amert uetion of wharves a the greatest value power to — Py for the jean war and nothing further wit over offered in un Sarnegte library building | tf he has fied his rep derwea arnt Seattle Lake Washtagter » } MARINE NEWS. navy department at Washington cheap pri faterway Co. signified tts de o oe * * e warm, very Cedar river main. The matter was The wh Branch, | Will be to construct a large dry dock well Ainiahe referred to the committee on fi le woe’ a Al ee jand he pairing yard on ble process and water. & | lh | & @i@antic #onle, wo that the ships of cing-all seame The Beattie Cataract Co presented artes, ” Visited by bundrede |the Asiatic squadron can have all re- | doub sewed, & @& request that several amendments Yesterda: » 7 pairs made the Philippines and better garment “ oY AL terday the pastofiice at Ta may, a who " . be mage m ite franchise of Aug. | veuna was discontinued. 1. KR. Rop-| went aboard, and were intensely in- | hot be competied to come ail the way han is sold us the corporations committee who hae been in charge, will soon | terested overlooking her and view. | cross the Pacifl | Fy oq Sa noe banebeeed oat sell his store, This leaves the 1 ing the peculiar formation of her sat ote nteedacet an orainance| St ail we ot: RECEIVER TO RETIRE, Street railway franchise granted to| Mice within @ radius of seversi) F ‘ 0. M. Frink. ¢ F. Mencham, B.| miles, A petition has been receive ‘The atonm freighter Champion, ly 7 : + nite lat the office im Seattle asking that| ing low Im the water, and construct 4 a 5 F. Tremper and W. H. White. It) i‘ sub-station be established at Ka-|ed eapeciaily an a cafrier, le lying at |W. A. Underwood. receiver of the WEES Coeinns oan teidene jVenna. The petition is signed by|Schwabacher's wharf discharging a|Seattle City Railway Co,, will soon bir, Vincent to provide tora wooden [OYeF 1 people living In thelocallty erer's lime from Mar- | apply to Judge Hanford. of the fed 39. | box ee from the present outlet of a PEL, 2S OE AREY, ate eral court for his discharge as re cnaned, eaah S.¢ ie Seenhs ae ALES GATOS BAO | oy: ieecart uaa taht & ead-ofaee n * dispatch boat Bow Mr. Underwood has had MENA NATURAL Woop ; Fe gen gg In meant | Would probably be established about bulkhead be-|the rail 1 UNDERWEAR tn fine goods § to abate the nuisance to which a:-{J¥0e. Until then the madi will go = year but a ain a - ; * nd hes 5 23 fention was called by the Star last} '® the University station. | ship takes up ¢ eo that it 3} -— Ee Oe Seattic Death Rate. | At present It ls not known just w? tate the most ae, “ jeattic Dea’ ‘ effect this action will have on the senmitive skin ‘ taken up. jearing many meas- | posed sale of the property to the be the lowest _re Ures was had, and no objection } Health officer Dr. MeKeohnie re Beattle Electric Co. The indebted this grade. This anle saves ) pearing, the work was ordered. Re ports the death-rate for Seattle dur of the « peapany le pow $440,000, you nearly © per cent. on ? glutions announcing intention to im- ling te month of January to have and it te probable that the lings will | your purchase: cofor, natur- ( } been unpsually large. During that sold under mortgage foreclosure al) eines 34 to 4; real value Drove a number of other streets were Passed month 8 persons died, which ta/ greatly in excess of the t 10, when but « AT POLS Rioting les ” haa a Fiare-up. Late last | ht & latwe crowd of) was attracted to James | terest. and Second avenue by seemed at the time to be a te ident. Car No. 11, of the Beattie line, law out its feld ter minal, The caf Was enve a few minutes In & mare ‘The fact that the ear had ¢ doo number 13 attached to tt & great deal of talk in the strest. | ‘When it was ail over it was found | that no one was Injured and the car only slightly ed. streets. The trouble waa precipita: ed by an attempt to rush the polls th LATE NOME NEWS. By the first mail to arrive in Daw- fon from Nome on Feb. 5, it ie learn Mre. Lue Adame Mackwa, wife of Manson F. Backus, president of the! Washington National died | shortly after 3 o'clock this morning at the family resiitence, 1152 Jefferson street. Mra. Backus was 48 years of | age and bas resided in Seattle for the past 12 years, The remains will be shipped to San Francisco Thureday by Bonney & Stewart's for cremation in the Cyp- reas Lawn erematorium. Backus wes well Known in) tle and her Geath comes as ao |mreat whock to her mary friends tance to be covered is $0 miles, and pee 4 Harry White and Co! Hammond. of Portland, are the pro- moters. The line will eventually be . The wreck of the Cleveland, tying ‘about 10 miles from Nome, has been sold to G. O'Retily. ee A United States court commis- sioner, whoee name was not learn-| ed, has been appointed at Kuewag- Rin, and the government has sent Provisions there, pulled by reindeer. Nome is overrun with petty thieves and highwaymen. The chamber of eommerce has arra: to maintain & police force and fire department, and pay the members by public sub- feription. There is no munictpal ernment, as the proposition wae aten by a two-thirds vote, the ing by experi- STATE ITEMS, KENT, Feb. 12.—Frank L. Leslie, &@ former resident of Beattie, died at) his home in this city. | Specialti Odds and ends picked during our inventory. In casee we have a quantity and in others only @ small let, They are bargains every one of them Mounted Kitchen Stone, ws Enamel Stove Polish, was 2 106 Coat and Hat Hooks, per do» Ihe TACOMA, Feb. 12. — The capital |B gee pai pe 2h stock of the Weyerhaeuser Lumber |B ovr 2 "ish, Ber an aay + Co. has been Increased to $4,000,000. FAIRHAVEN, Feb. 12—The Fair- haven Canning Co. has let the n- tract to build & new warehouse (| comt $8,000. EVERETT, Feb. 1 1 It wae learn ed today that the Northern Pacific will shortly butid a large grain elev- ator in this city. WHATCOM, Feb. 12—~The Relling- | bam Bay Improvement Co, has notified Mra. J. J. Hoeppner, of this elty, that she hax been left an entate | in Germany. RITZVILLE, Feb. 12—On March| 1a new bank will open here with a eapital stock of 140.000. A new build ing will be put up at once on the Blockmer corner. Flue Stoppers, were 106 ...... be Gas Manties, Ie ..... 6.00 Speloer & Hurlbut 1215-17 Second Avenne NEW YORK'S MOST CELE = |BRATED MEDIUM is atill at The EVERETT, Feb. 12.—Judge Joiner, | Colonnade Hotel, corner First ave- sitting on the superior bench instead | nue and Pine street, room 228. Ac- of Judge Denny, has decided that | knowledge? by the profession and R. EB. Friare holds as county super-| all her patrons to have no equal. She intendent of schools until next | reads your past, present and future August, with unerring accuracy, or accepts —-- no pay FAIRHAVEN, Feb. 12.—A new| No matter what your troubles are cannery at Wrangel Narrows is as- | she will help you. Given reliable ad- The Pacific Cont & Norway in all matters of business, ‘hinery | changes, minin, DRIED FRUITS Black Mission Figs are the best for sauce, he per Ib. ,White Calffornia Figs, sun-dried, th bulk, are best for eating raw, 8c per Ib. Fancy Fvaporated Peaches, 10c and 12% Fancy Trevorstes Apricots, 12% | per Ib. Fancy tb. Evaporated Pears, fc per taney Beaporatea wrench Prunes, || 1S |] YiUR HEAD Fancy Evaporated Italian Prunes, We can permanently cu headache with glasses. The above mentioned goods your the choices elected stock. W. Ss. MAYFIELD are fe per Ib. That aches? Sixty per cent. of Fancy Bvaporated Silver Prunes, |} al! headaches are caused by de fe per Ib. |] fective eyes, Little eye defects Wancy Evaporated Apples, Se per || «row to big ones if not properly |] and promptly attended to. | | Sebuchard Optical Co Famity Grocer 1211 Seoond Ave, peti |94 ave. and Columbia Tel. Main 192 proceedings PRESERVE THE A Strong Appeal Made to Sav Great Industry. We are nell shoes of is. Men Boys’, W sand Children's at about half the regular rate of profit Come and let us show you our qualities and prices. Bole agents for Dr. Heed’s Cushion Hole Bhoew Raymond & Hoyt 918 Second Ave. Eetttor Star Dear Sir |for the Inet | labed. of the legislature from Puget were jto abolish traps. A bit to that fect panned the house, but was Bi fented by the senate » the Galy |fatled to accomplish anything. T year they have w bill introduced Largest and most complete amsort mont of domestic and Key Weat to the following effect: FISHERIES An ts quite well known, the fehbermen of Puget sound have “ir years tried hard to get trap fishing restricted or abol- Your years ago the members Two years men tried again be $1.6 our sale price Drawers to mateh, same } ality and style 5 ILK WINDSOR TIES in all the new colorings, for bors or men ously jong. worth . each 22 | wes mUstIN Niowr | $ SHIRTS, full length. weil a made, worth regular i | , for this sale they'll go MEN'# OUTING FLANNEL { NIGHT GHIKTS, various ) ? colored stripes, full lengthe: ) ¢ sorts that sell everywhere { § 8 a so 83c ed) tod largely on the platform | «) de his wy | Mr, Gunderson, from Mason county, | in the to! v9. m.jcounty, respectfully petition your) |_ To abolish all traps south of Port Townsend, Admiralty Mead and tn-| jude Deception pass To mit traps north of the aaid pisces one tler only, extending from sho : . To prohibit all fishing from ¢ p j faturday to 6 p. m. Sunday, and @/ honorable bedy to enact into law a few minor changes tn Baasnd eity. ~ nting 10,000 votes Furthermore, wing petition wae sent Friday To the Senate and House of Wt the atat endoreed by the labor congress, rep- the fol- Said bill was | bill to reetrict and regulate the t fishing in the waters of the Btate of | Washington, amtraps are destructive to fish, and will be the means in a few years of killing an industry now ; *P- employing 6,000 men, supporting 1°. esentatives, comprising the legte- 00) women and children, and benefit lative assembly of the State Washington The undersigned, citizens of K FREDERICK & NELSON-- Hila. ded Furniture. WERNICKE “ELASTIC” BOOK-CASE A living book-case—; with your library and always fits it. * Smal i enough for 1 dad g ree enough | fos 10¥ 4 itted wi oot Oe rea a haath sian ind se es and prices to sult all tastes and requirement and see them or write for booklet. “THE long expected Wernicke Elastic Bookcases have arrived. You can choose any style here now, and by buying at this store you eliminate any chance of breakage in transit. Save the cartage from the depot to your home, and you can choose from the cases in this way knowing exactly what you are getting before you buy. Soe cee aietenaceeereraenaeeaenaans taeaememaeated Frederick & Nelson HOME FURNISHERS Rialto Bldg., Second Ave, Cor. Madison St. ‘Near Stone, Fisher & Lane's RN A ETS CN _ Tus 98 , al of | ing the people of this commonwealth | to the amount .of $5,000,000 per an- hum. ine | Rigned by 1,104 voters from | ing county; 363 from Bno- | homish county and 208 from Pierce county A petition from the eity councit of Ballard, signed by the m: ent millowners tn that also sent in, These efforts }| made to preserve the fiahing Industry jin the state of Washington, fully | Rnowing that are not imme- Gistely taken trap-feh Ine this §tpdauetry in a few yoars be a thing of the past | To thowe that have helped in get- ting signatures to the petition, our rtfelt thanks is extended.—Very pectfully, A. GRANEGGEN, President Fishermen's Union. | Valentinee—Denny-Coryell Co. “! = Valier Stoves—-Miles & Piper Co Sometimes Led to belleve that at al! special antes there are great opportunities to |save, We offer meritorious goods at |popular prices and court the moat | rigid comparisons. Some hints Hoyt’s Rubifoam, regular 2ho.... 2 Tooth Powder, regular 2. regular 260 pscrnnaet ** Dentifrice, res | x Cherry | ‘Tooth’”” regular Shc . | Perfection Attained “In Our Prescription Dept. BarveLtDrucCo 506 Second avenue, near PANN 8 See? Send us your orders for Coke. For prices and oth. er information, apply to Seattic Gas and Electric Co. 216 Cherry St. COKE Pare Water Line Your Wen With CLAY PIPE Telephone Mali wee Got it at MI 8 THE DOUBLE ‘THI OF nt HEP AT ABOUT 8, COLLAR ite, IN KHOR THIRD Ler TIDE ro A KED MED RE NEAR THER PRICE Ae wb lA ly Lad { t-point Slippers { Men's Chocolate THe weer CAM ~ §- ff f ippers; wear me eT CAM tes $100 |} Binzers DEKBHINT Kid Opera Toe Slip ( Men's Black and « from extra ¢ fine quality; . hand Kid y g004 5 ‘ 4a line we have winter welght rao PER ‘ Greds of; very fine and soft ) tor Store. A Dollar oe 2 UP-TO-DATE MERCHAND) N MIRE GIVING CUBTOMERS 100 CENTS ¥ VALI ptt ONE DOLLAR, BUT BY CLOBE BUY! wD PER laa HAMMERING DOWN THE PROFITS AULE 7 THA EVERY CENT DO DOL DUTY #OME OF THE Tim MORE THAN ITS Dt THE TIME—OUR LIST yf MORROW 18 ABOUT HOUSE SLIPPERS AND PRICES oS ED MEAN A BAVING OF ABOUT % PER CED Kid Sandals, alk bow == FOK== Seattle’s Busy TOP AT ISTENT wx ING ait Hou { Men's Black Emby CA bol A price Veiv Blippers, butt hocolate e ron MAKE E AND Pt TO Quot- oldered leader, 1 bu a tvlmoea eled buckle, hand turn ¢ # Fine Chocolate po an ed soles; two qualities, the ¢ price for this qual and > our sale price Ladies’ Fine Kid Creole Blip 5 pers; for street or house 2 went ; _ 81 38 200 and 1.75 EXTRA Ladies’ Kid Princess 3i°8 ; QUALITY Gremay an ¢ 5 a 8 8 ‘ ; New spring styles Just adies’ Bolid Comfort a m ade sce eokinn; make of Sane $) i w, w-Dovoras | from extra grade ‘imported : $1 25 | } : Celebrated Union Made ¢ . +: ott to tee tn the moat for 5 Men's Bhoes. pproved style; has ribbed 4 Bit 5 + t Ladies Fett Sitp ? pores SAD; bes vibe ation Pest iin BO) Oty} } edecrnen sae la tons, sizes 34 to 46; really mt orth $1.25 8 garment, QO - - ES hESC SCe wale price . . ENGLISH MERINO UN 206, 208, 5 Satisfac- DERSHIRNT OR AW KERB; the term “Engtinn +-210.. tion or Merino” applies to a al PIKE ST. Money fabrio made trom imported wool and a smal percentage of Kagytian cot ton: will net shrink like or very fine wore eee PATENTS | Ssetzcttce‘eama | "Eh iis is 4 to 44 Bbc Reguieved Averney MEN'S LINEN COLLARS, 3 ply. fine styles, any you faney that’s good style collmre that eelt ibe and 8x wo at donen .. MEN'S ROBE! MR SUSPE: apiece BEST APPLES IN SEATTLE at The San Diego Fruit 415 PIKE STREET shape generally wilt D- ERS, fine quality, ¢ oft jan tl Sein “1 Il geeeesoosowwneeoes i Ham Dnat it @ pair MEN'K PATEWING Tins of fine silk, rich colors here at lower prices right in the beyday of their popularity fece al hey're bOe a this broad land here you psy . peers td wd and the Sign” ELEVENTH HOUR The appoin #25 vtrent broug at one as fail in w us efforts evident for statement lightly. ‘The store * siready with other not you? These price tell th Men's sty Oxford V eager h Fall tcuna est London tan and brown The shades, best Farmer's satin PR aaa aa sees AND 20000 body lintngs and guaranteed Three nights and a matinee, be-| wlk sleeve the best; regular $7.00 garments; choice at Aitors High of fi latest novelties, Ush_ whipcords, time to raine the ows dangerously near to bear on the situa’ There is no such word ha cause it of willingness to make it to your advantage to buy now ts to you to on O¥ercoats will Top Coatings and English whipcords, in the lat ining; the manship throughout being of Grade Fall an exceptional selection overcoatings tn all foreig Wholesale and Retail Washington Dentai and Photographic Supply Ca 311 Columbia Street, Seattie. Tacoma. Bpokane. over 87ic POSHSSHSOOOO OH OOSE AMUSEMENTS. ims Ser RAND OPERA noraTrs. @™ ==HOUSE== game ttn gom> Cony, Mange Telephone Main 66. And All Weck | = MATINEES | | Wednesday and Saturday Tremendous Hit of the Great Scenic Play THE ag Fleventh tour | Standing Room in Pros- pect All Week | Prices—i5c, 6c, 350, 50c, The ana! | $1.00, Matinees—100, ‘(SPATILE THEATER 4. % BOWE, Manager Tel Main 4 must be jon the epir- y work thet pass this crowded buyers—why Coats. work- || ginning Thursday, Feb. 14. First time here, Wm. A. Brady's out and ont ¢ production of the Pa lay! “WAY DOWN EAST" (The sweetest story ever told.) BY I BLAIR PARKBSR, 83 65 Tap he = covert nch as E cloths, latest fashion: collar of same materials or of silk . . 850. Velvet; all sizes, lengths and Carriages can be ordered for 10:35, Store atylen; lined with the very finest of Italian lMning ed and hatabed as good as any ur merchant 1a Charge $8.75 for coat tors’ Sale The Raglan top com A sped a new in the popular ¢ mixtures; sleeves wuaran' silk velvet somely lined} at $15.00 Creditors’ Sale Winter Overcoats smooth kersey ing could not bi than $18.00. Creditors’ Sale . atl vel ECHANICS’ CLOTHING CO, 109 Occidental Avenue Between Yesler Washington Have you a want? the Btar, See list of agencies page 2. for men's fall wear; lot made grade imported viou ford and gray d silk; collars are of and all are hand- pric Oxford, Cam: and gray frie: finest grade of foreign all wool eloth: id brown, half satin yoke eves, all wool body lin nale Look for 109 and the Sign || HIRD AVENUE THEATER. tailor tailor Credi- 05 “ereation in ALWAYS RELIABL! Laugh and the World Laughs } With You No Tears in This aes | TONIGHT |{ “UH DIR | STILL AT YESLER | And All Week ‘The Star Boarder Introducing high a cloths fitted with ed elsewhere 35 and the dlack lar, ana for Jous 88 35 the Clever Comedian Chas. H. Boyle | Rriekest Season, ° Comedy of the Finish, from Start to Way and Priges—20¢ ve, 400 and S0o. EDISON MOVING PICTURES Photorraph ever taken of KING RDWARD VIL by a moving camera, reproduced tn connection with other moving plc tures for the next two weeks, com. mencing | Saturday, February 8, at earchlight, 1305% Second avenue, LAdimission io conta, ‘ania Best *% =~ Buropea: ¥ Plan Hotel. “aeaneeeane SL Aakahahel ve you @ want? [me tar, See list ef ag Then tell it in Shiy Hardy DEPARTMENT Is Now at the N COR, OF JACKSON CAHN & COR Pirst and Jackson Railroad and Yesler Haase TON! IGHT eae fers oe Sg AVE., BEATTU site te Mat) Li Lite orate i enould oh Chand 4 1 @ e j e s e ® b ‘Th miss moti torn @ ch Jord ler mont