The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 18, 1901, Page 1

gsdebececoroooocsnocoocs : SIX CENTS A WEEK 3 Phone Main 1050 © eeoeeoes VOL. MRS, NATION MAKES HER BIGGEST PLAY She Turns Topeka Upside Down, and Still the | Band Plays On. eoecve ° NO, 208, ‘TOPE smashing ‘A, Kan, Feb. 18 morning as she b uated is the presence in the front of three mounted police The « end remained until this m future raids woul? b goon take place Mrs. Nat u on did not resume ot he took up t 1 to or oir station last night this x men. more destructive than anyeyet ma TOPEKA, Kan, Feb. 18—Mrs. C this clty by putting tm a busy Sunday ness, smashed half a dozen costly | Dars that were stored away, and| forced an entrance into a cold stor age plant. She was arrested times, taken to jail in the patr ‘wagon, and released on bond turn. ished by a negro jointiat. Mrs. Nation began the day by over- Sleeping. She arrived at the smash- | ers rendesvous at 6 o'clock Instead of 5, though she ran all the way ‘stage house from the home of| , Eva Harding. Her followers, a large number of men and women, ‘Welcomed her with cheers. She urg that they hurry and make up for ‘time. When she took that lead the 500 others fell in behind and marched regularly. rrie Nation signa She put one joint out of bust Murphy's swell joint was the point @f attack. Four police men guard were swept asid Tams came into pla; fell in with a crash. Cheering wild ly, the mob rushed in. Mrs, Nation | shouted: “Praise God, women, smaxh the glass!" Raising ber arm, she demolished a big mirror at one pow erful blow. As the glass flew through the ar, the policemen duck-! _ ss ed their heads, and then charged on Mrs. Nation. As they hustled her toward the police atate, she scream-ed back: “Keep it up, women! You gaan ———— [don’t need me.” ‘The crusaders con plied by completely wrecking th jotnt, destroying even the stoves and wood work. Battering | and the door | “No, sah! I'se not skeered ob dat Misaus Nashun! I'se ¢Wine bail her out ob de Mrs. Nation was meanwhile to hea@quarters. As soon aar ed, she reorganized her army and marched against a livery stable |where half a dozen fine mahogany bars were stored. Locating them in |e back room, she began work on them with the log of a chair, assist ed by her leutenante with rocks. In a few minutes the maker of the bars |could not have sald what the wreck- | ame came from. | Next Mrs. Nation broke Noser cold storage plant. She found no liquor, but was arrested on a warrant, charging her with breaking & lock. As she resisted, she was ltaken to jati in the poltce wagon. J. Pegnining her liberty, made aeotings, urging her hearers to As she started to lead the way > the ‘The mayor of Topeka “goes up in the air” when he hears of Mrs. Na- return to his city. When released, she was rearrest several ardent speeches to citizens’ continue the joint smashing at once she was arrested for the fourth ti sons followed her to joll, being rest rained from an attempt at resoue only by the officer's drawn revolver. The protession was @ continuous ovation. omen cheered rs, Nation. Men bowed and took off thelr hats. All shouted words of encoura gement Mrs. Mation waited a considerable time for Nick Chiles, a notorious jointest and negro politician, ball. Mrs. Nation departed si nging exultantly. TELEPHONE |THE CHURCH COMPETITION 10 BE MOVED N. KR. Stone, rppresenting the com-| The Cumberland Presbyterian | pany which chniscls the “central en-| church is to be @rgy system,” has arranged with the | of the lot upon which it now #tan ‘Automatic Telephone Co., of Seattle, |< the corner of Cherry street and for the use of that system. Speak of yh oad telephone business gener: enue, and rvathes suiil- 9 place another story be- Bui 21d “H notion’ in the Star ‘The lower floor will contain | @ay that an official of the reading room and club rod | Ko. dectares thet the us with the church overhead meee cf opposition. tote work will cost about $2,000, but Panties has been loss of m 1 worth the expend stockholders. ‘That is not true ht gly a the contrary, the opposttic 7 : my Mord fes where ma A thie made money, in spite Per lower rates than the mus for the youn Gnd giving better servi see ouitt te ool “The reports of the independer msey pantes are thet they ar ; gn: est and dividends. The PR bag age = AB ester, N. Y., opponition company, re cently called attention to ite su eras and popularity with the Duy ‘the Waco (Tex.) Co., after Pry ing dividends, has started « sinking fund to retire ite bonds. ‘There is Be question that money ogn be made by islephone compan: ing nd cheaper raves | "at the ond pf thin year there will be more than 4,500 independent com ales in swecessful operation, with er 160,000 instruments. In 1830 6 were under rental 6,872 tale later the number | the total n bondsmen. Final peared and Second at Batur- ot 1d compan f e better OPPOSITION 10 THE LAKE rate! BOULEVARD! = | ‘The Hemrich bill for an asphalt LONDON, Fob. 14,—From all parts | boulevard along the entire west shore | Bi of snowstorms andjof Lake Washington, Is not appar rare coming. Inientiy so much approved in Seattle ne, mene vileges,are cst ee in Olympia. It would bave th | sis Gn sw See AS il 4 ized her return to} A crowd of several thousand per- | moved to the corner | !** TH G. M. EMORY APPOINTED ensage to t SEATTI Gov, Rogers, anne fa tment Meade h judge ng PENH ‘CONVENTION OF LETTER CARRIERS } WASHINGTON aughters of neral office | the | for neem » 10 PATROL BERING SEA t hae several retn m Alaska at the pres [that the land that the elty would jn failure by attempting task. In the end the shore would be tied up for fenting the building tion of factories or mills | useful investments vard syst | bicycle path, passing tlre sh the Jacre public park, and ekirting the lake shore as far south as the pump ing station, This would make about ]12 miles of drivew Under the circumstances, it 1s generaily bellev ed that the scheme contemplated in the bill before the legisiature te not practicable and would only hinder Seattle's development Lecture on Mohammed. fourth leoture of the present being delivered by the Rev. Ht | ‘owen, in Trinity parish crypt will be given on Tuesday evening | Feb. 19, at k. The attendanc has increas each one of these lectures, and “Mohammed a ‘The o'clo a gt thle one will doubtless draw treating as it d t remarkable met ur race. In jone of the hi - BENCH SHOW, | ps and mer- 4 number of c Mb A large diee prises wi ok © awarde th April 30, 11 there, « sp warded each cl entrt ing ench show to b Ain & i2 and 13. Im addition jal prize of $5 cash will » the first winners in re there are 10 or mor s0 to the handler bring largest string of dogs from nd British Columbia, a priz will be given. A $20 prize will go to the largest string from m, and on #15 to the largest from thie st outside of The prises t those that before Oreg given away this rable in excess of “mh Lady of Quality.” Lady of Quality’ ts to anders” at tho Beattle thea pruary 2%, %and 4. Thi clever dramatization bt Mra, Frances Hodgson Burnett's popular novel of that same name. Miss Wugenie Blair and her capable ex than mute tetro cities and thelr advent in this city has eon, mip looked dor by thomter ont at tet th “- low “The F ter on Fi production is a have met with more 1 thi npany PASSING OF Russians bere do pot approve of the ministers ineamare, Bor ote dpi gence rs SHATTLE E, WASHINGTON, MONDAY EVENIN SEATTLE, QUEEN PIONEER “SSS! §PAIN’S MINISTERS TO RESIGN JAPS WILL BE UP AGAINST IT Aid not thir AND ITS DENS 0} STAR. A Strictly Family Proposition. Brunner & Co. 502 Pike Street GHTY a VIGE A White Shir FOR $1.00 BETTER THAN THOSE YOU PA DOZEN FOR ON SPECIAL ORDER WILL WIT Y BETTER. THE KTER COLLAR IN THE Y L STYLE at ADAMS & BLANCHARD . ij CLOTHIERS AND FURNISHERS } 71®@ Geeend Avenue, Hinckley Bioe a $1,200 8-room House, 2 Large Lots, Ww iis half a block of Yesler Avenue Cable. A Genuine Bargain. HERBERT S. UPPER : Favors an Army feat omneen nam Blook The Bos BARGAIN STORE of Beattie THE LEADER “TH E STORE FOR REAL ECONOMIES m SAVE FoR You BY DIRECT THE EAST- PRN MARKETS FOR OUR GOOD! KING ALL CABH SAND DISCOUNTS. OUR BUYER, WHO ESENT IN THE EAST, HAS BEEN FORTUNATE IN NEARLY ALL OUR SPRING AND #UMMER GOODS MUCH UNDER QUOTATIONS GIVEN ON THE COAST, SOME NEWARRIVALS WERE OPENED THIS PAST WEEK, manage to keep f food be pews DENVER mote be ten Past until Wedne oma ve INAUGURATION DECORATIONS. WASHING mural clothes naugural various showid | rtant = MINE HORROR. AT Th The Ping Suey. ‘The Ping Suey. na Mutual ti owned n freighte A1 Bremerton Dock. The const be begun a the near fut ber wharf for will entail the thousand dollars. to conatruct a wharf having a 5 stom 16 x 29 which ie joine at its outer end a a2 x § foot T Senled proposals will be receiv t the bureau of yards and Washington, D. C., until 1 o’el 1901." Full plans and | morphin with blue print can be| by Dr. Ale t ¢ were fine Gaya in jail t n of anew dock wi'l Hr eon fe etween Noa, 5 and 6 night, and today ex Two Unfortunates. ck p.| 7. — THREE TRAINS IN COLLISION. -anne Liberty “New ‘Foulard Silks Satin ew and beautiful fabric the looms, a fall desirable ‘shades. substitute for $1 65 examine without delay; Be to . Ladies’ New Belts L’Algion Belts in several styles, We also make to order rowette | and etre ving gol * ents. From ot He 82 00 > Dress Trimmings The advance order has ar- a. old trimmings—they * in @ demand and will \) Gold Braids All widthe from \-inch wide down to the narrow Sou tache Braid, both in straight and serpentine effecta: per tyed 25 cts ’ ‘ New Colored Dress Goods @ large ng & Venetian: Lansdowne Che. 81 25 or 3 sortme New Kid Gloves mer Our Glove omplete r ow de- ve OLYMPIA. ; ket. Both fully gua be oods arriving dally, w arm look to them. Jackets, Capes, etc ear, they g0 at cost MIL 4 INERY DEPARTMENT ANT NEWS FOR LADIES. 1 ng we place on sale ollar. A hat that would cost you $6. in « Hats also at a great sacrifi EDOCEOOSOREG OSES IEEE SOON OSOOEOOO CSOD OSE DOOOOSEDE ake deep cuts T overs Wool Waists, Dress nd under nse th in Vv SEATTLE SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS Gives you every obtain, security possible to Private apartments for the of business. Open from 8:00 a. m. to 5:00. p. m, daily and Sat- days from 7:00 to 9:00 p. m. Safe Deposit Building, 701 FIRST AVE., FOOT OF CHERRY ST. *(o0k Stoves without examining Ogden’s stock. Just received a large consignment steel cook stoves, every one guaranteed and at prices oh ich will command your trade. 507 PIKE STREET. oo oeneoe eeevoseoess transaction ooneeoee rrr Don’t purchase your Cook Stove Rummage Sale. * to be con of St. Mark's a great suc Md at 1411 Thur deecerseeess SHeosoenee eee PEVOPTE SOE ON CFOS Teer err ones Jothes to a fruit jar A mere song. 4 for BUILDING PERMITS. Butlding permits hav tage nt 9609 Norman oting 1400; to ¥. A. Holsing moving « buliding and a Adition at 2026 Fourth avenu t WASHINOTON, D, ¢ @ollars for the St. 1 . ST. LOUIS TO GET $5, 000, 000 ? $ MORAN BROS. 2 Engine and Ship Builders COMPANY eee linaet Vinee : LUMBER MILL_—————. oa eee SOSEOSSOOSOODPSOOOO OOOO? OO9OS ODEO OOOO DOO DSO ODOOD vecccee e this af mil ing $800; to Mra. Margaret Hewitt for a one-story fram age at 1628 Twentieth ating $900; t Robb & Whittim: for {nd tm provements at 610 First avenue outing $600; to’D, Illama, for a two. story frame lodging house at 614 Weller street, coating $4.0 NEW ORLEANS, La., Fe morning with @ ‘triumph WASHINGTON, D. ©. F - hi Appropriation bills will be th in the #onate thie week. The newal of night soasions this w being sgitated, but they will held in all Vkelihond until the clone of the sension re- |= Will Morris Ml. M SAN FRANCISCO, ¢ owning r rria is very fl and 4 - PREACHERS ‘DEMAND ACTION. eriminatin ufactures of iron 18,—From a ‘and. MARDI GRAS IN NEW ORLEANS FELE “FRISCO TEAMSTERS STRIKE. liste tho Jaotes qgw inst the slavery dn Chinatown). calls a ‘ TRY DOMESTIC FINISH 2''ic}tiy Sass of date? Only nine in the elty that will produce Domestic properly Cascade Laund ry co. rner Third Ave. and Main 8t Main 210. Uptown Office, 817 Becond Avenue, Telephone Main 493, POOOO9OOOHOOHODESEOOSEOOOESODO DESO HOOPS OODHOSO DD Y M1 Gras carnival t iK opened ng Rex and his cure of Liquor, Morphine, Opium and Tobacco The only genuine Keeléy institute in Washing- British Colum! J. B. RAY, Mer. Institute Take in Luke Fremont car. ( Building. Tel. Main. 338, Seattlo, Wash For th Habi ton a Kilbourne Ave. fice 30 Sullivan Wren You Get sire wrimented on, callon us W the sake of making « sale. We don't decide which ithe best We have spout ning “how” to ft glasses, We ean aud d tans’ work. M. CLAY EVERSOLE, 708 A nice quart bottle of ZINFANDEL FREE with every purchase of Port, Sherry, Angelica or Muscatel at $1, $1.50 or $2agallon. Special delivery. MIGLIAVACCA WINE CO. Phone Main 657 102 Main Street & pair of ‘alow the we and mprove Seattle tenmaters struck b | 5 PO COOOO HOS The only Paper Beettio that dares to print the News O0eoroeereooses SS | ONE CENT A COPY Good Bread a \4 Capital 2atent Flour very ablest “bak fovta of the past ae ¢ Capital Milling Co, | i} | BOSTON GROCERY | 1220- 1222 Second Ave. Tel. Pike 11, ‘Roast Goose, Turkey and Chicken No other place of the sort cam hoid a candle to Shannon's, 18’ is the nea test and most com delicatessen spread in Seat Flaky Pastries, Splendid Salads, Roast Veal, Beef, Goose, Turkey and Chicken The Oxygenor What is It? Our %-page paper will explain. 1 will be mailed free upon request to any address, THE OXYGENOR should be im It wilt many the course of @ every family, save times its price in Washington Orygemr Commay 413 and 414 Pioneer Building, Seattle, Wash. Now InSeason FAVORITE BRAND Apple Butter ‘These goods will give you satin h in quality and price. WwW. S. MAYFIELD Family GROCER 503 Pike Street ‘hots Mate Rhodes Bros. 3 Second Avenue Seattle Women Help. Us Move Competition can’t “head off” wos men from coming here by opposition sales trumped up for the purpose, These prices would be impossible if it were not for the fact that it costs us less to move them this way than to risk breaking by moving in @ big truck, Per Goszen for plates worth $3 to $4. $2 00 49 cts iictts, mene ws For « $10.00 100-plece Dinner Set AND CAFE, If you want the best bread try OUR HOMEMADE 1412 Second Ave. Bon Marehe block, Tel, Green 264