The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 20, 1901, Page 1

{SiS THE SKATTLE STAR. eooeeveeces WEI NO. 3810, SI NESDAY EVENING, FI ARY 20, 1901. Liquor Sellers, Reinforced by Arkansas Men, a rt YOL. ATT LE, ARMED MOB GATHERING <9 ihe WASHINGTON, A Strictly Family Proposition. Brunner & Co 3 “oeecoccmen AT WINFIELD FOR BATTLE Hamilton Is Con- te in China. Frank Hamilton, wan. Alex wee convicted is a direct’ descend der Hamilton, and th y and Influenti ted and h Burope and ates. About a iment, a: omically ome ts fi Inapect (ft i ere, Await Onslaught of Nationists. i co tatere ey victed - Jury. a, $ aaa areas vam : ra wi WTA, Kan 1 tm t ' ' Disappeared neg gathering tn the | :|30 polenta haenene 9998 vet a Y y 1 The Star's Expose of the F ‘OR 1.00 Tee TOG. My |G wea ek . bald mi |tareat : oF Matton Has Predusne sot THORE YOU PAY 9900 THE HALE men from Arkansas city, Att p erent Ghaeen that Great Results, WILL ‘TER. THE BEST TWO FOR A * © ememapdae 3 ea 3 ~ “MORGAN'S LIFE | 2+» rans or she oxo oe ff ADAMS & BLANCHARD § to his o@ll, he refused to see anyone © h he quotes . W YORK, 1 Ene ‘ tt 716 Second Avenue, Hinekiey Bicek e Miss Johnson, of © .|€ failures, municipal o °° S i f aeeeoe 7 is ta notably the case at De- @ F History of the Crime. bf Be oy 2 ITCHENER t , rh the @ than p . ‘ t " b -? -_* rr $750. HOUSE AND LOT le, close to Denny School, Gra , Sewer, Etc. HERBERT S. UPPER ven Assayers’ Milena efed for amateur or Laboratory, uarters for retorts, “ 1 parer traveled all A Plot of the Boers my : oe yoelghth av rit "irae “t i Which Accidentally : ad Og re fa com Failed. 4 algaeubty thas 36 un | cam attention wae called to it es tn permit Siders Die attention and it seems the “= WILL RUSH Sees Sfiections of both | were returned To Contest Jurors Fees. mander, while ‘at Klip river othe fit (mer 1'¢ = Oe ReR.S Hamilton is eaid to bave| The board of county commimion-|rail r joked aa ti 7 THE BILL taken advantage of him and told |¢rs bave drected Prosecuting Attor-| - ~ ‘ "Ryan was doo A GRIFFIN CITES Teas ware ate aoreenstey "ealere. Ciston of Judge Faitman ail cthe| Senators Favor Hazing. he » tory and the f JUDGE GEORGE fe well edi extensively ‘the United ame connected with ‘Times of that city. ? Leonard R. Day, the murdered man, was also a resident of Minne- apolis and itved at the West hotel, the best hostelry in that city. Both young men became intimate with Miss Caroline Slagie, a prominent society girl. Roth paid the girl con- miuntetpal owner In North has ignored, @ those where @ sented facts. SOSOSOOSOSSS OOD Peorereoes ‘These stories came to the ears of — nu din k Day and upon his return three months ago, met Hamilton in the Billiard room of the West hotel. A dispute followed, and in the fight Day ‘was mortally wounded and died without making a statement. At the time of the tragedy Hamilton was ad greatly under the influence of liquor | , Feb. 20.- 4nd hardly knew what he was aie cB Was a Quiet Young Man. m the Uni Harmiiton ts not unknown in S¢ ted by thy @ttle. Mr. Clark, one of the clerks v the Rainier-Grand hotel, former & held a similar position im the fest hotel of Minneapolis. He was ‘Well sequainted with both en Everything ne nal Fi We are he bies and | WASHINGTON, D. Feb. 2 "” “ her home hibinlilionest Pro-| : ject Has Necessary Votes. |e mains ¢ n mi 6 Stewart & Holmes Deut a First covered fr were muti! bala n mit foot of Cherry explosion, and e by fir bod avenue, red, and much swollen See the Now Hamilton had the hotel detati of the Assortmen: of Times and was a daily visitor at the Gore THE LEADEE ching to Sianfu. house. Mr. Clark says that he was| LONDON, Feb. d0—-The ¢ De: , a ee ae ee Geile & general favorite and was @ Very |). +) he. ais tet bare cae : 4 ; : : ‘ Shey Wnassuming young man. Day was | >@ve been not he Jap rng § & roomer in the hotel and Mr. Clark | Britisn and German legations tha ; Ue oe Ha Knew him to be a good fellow, giv-|an expedition ts being arranged t pessag @ greatly to pleasure. mafeh toward Sianfu 4 the HOSIERY ye Nendict rendered by the jury... ™ " seal | Ce thee te Pe Jury | court maintain Its present attitude! sinitia “par | ber gf Roepie as Hamilton hed pai 8 @ host of friends. . a At tempting Get what you need when you can buy A * : at comt and under, > resumpt rit 3 tary tor, | black NOW AGREE ....™°"*!""" Pe oral si At the tuqent held at Butts ef Women's FINE Ci * FAST BLACK ©. oe worth’s morgue yesterday over th te AND LISLE FANCY H( % HOSE; this body of Edward Ctyd . rm stripes, plaids, etc; choice } is seldom ‘cut in TFoTerms of in sary -teeuil tent. th , of any of our Soc, 7éo and $1 re pect qualities, only, patr ee { to his death imposed by the HAVANA, Feb. It ts learned that the constitutional convention, in secret seasion, decided to accept con- ditions of independence imposed by cle the United States, The decision has | BUILDING PERMITS. notcl for he proves to be one ayisk TS “orgese| Here’s Another n questions eat his way in and the = CALLED HIM 4 received was ab ay - Ambassad: F | nform of Lans- Escaped the Seas. by ation he b NORFOLK, Feb. 20—The Unit 4 tha err Eee vonee | prone ka Mr. Brown in a ° States collier Caesar, 10 days over- at ciar $ 4 ‘ ta n t onmequences P m Manila, has arrived. She| nF . teen te an tatha: [hidaee ay 6 t i had not. the a enced terrific gales. tman sven ca len the him and the trar ° $400; to G. i. Peavey, fore 1-ator This Acorn Range Is a Sure and ECONOMICAL in th avenue Burkman. ner Detective k so S POTENTATE MARVELED AT THE ACTS OF A NEWSPAPER CORRESPONDENT. TROUBLE IN THE JAIL ¥. & well knov o'clock last 4 While a Judge in Witchita Creates a Furor in|; Hl sagt aa toon "te the em WORKER. the Ranks of the Smashers. eas <a (TOPEKA, Kan. eb. 29—The cus- looniste were put out of business tast | blows ‘on Burkman. ven | * I for the 5 ‘Mra. Mation are n night. One lost a stock of | : rate ring ake Green Lake Club undies removed ft f Carrie spends m with her head out of th saaping for breath, and ac Cook of delibe t. She says that she fight him to the end. nn MAY BE A DREAM i arrested Patro’ after the c ys inetead of ' THE TRIAL OF 22.50 Kan., Feb. men 3 — a peas chia, [ex ime by tw bin sect | W. f, LANGDON | DON’T LIKE PIES, 8-84 Yesler Way. i ITHE ELEPHANT “LAD 10 REST. PUDDINGS, CAKES! caste ronre mere tee pg | DRAWS A PLOW MESTIC FINISH vouyouomeomorere tice nigh ples Impressive Faseral Ceremonies for | +o, od that they were jeinst capital pualshmen tis of the queerest things 1 that will produce Domestic properly Jerome Catlin, i att ane )NEYS POIN’ Va., Feb, a dining car nf ths Cascade Laundry co., a cigars to which to oh Canill, of 4 ape regular \° reat N th ra hi mn rt. wee Germer Third Ave. and Main St Sh a, phone Main 210. p2trersl, services for Jerome Cat Jexercisec healed Th " do" ore plough jre Ba cin mth seroecoeeooseroooeosessooesoocoreesooooonooesoes in were held from the First Unit ee ead ea ery ROOM ling t m of horses, and when | opderg f vain pec ban “ine funeral was lars |first morten 1 Dy Jee ‘hs | Letter From Inspector Shea, |*%1” send of nny a ait circum ieton TE Ss a Brien Columbia. 3. RA Institute an Side PD and Then the tr yoann “ rte Bytrssiy | up a Martine Fersy, on # i] had INSTITU fice 80 Sullivan Building, "rel Ma ain 8 Law Will Operate. : , d experiensnied on; 1a nt, st for rake of " i te box father a : ewan. imme-| eengery 7 OY ae A nice quart bottle of ZINFANDEL FREE Foand Dead. ro have steaks, In the West, it with every purchase of Port, Sherry, Angelica or Cayano, a laborer, wa is the peop more { Muscatel at $1, $1.50 or $2agallon. Special delivery. "thie “morning. | Coroner sees Than ah MIGLIAVACCA WINE Co. 1092 Main Str t nd, Hotwithatanding | starting @ cirous, and. w who preter || Phone Main 667 woclated with the Lelepbant on tho farm. notified and the body was to Butterworth’s morgu 4th was due to natural causes, gop the people out of Chicage ples, puddings and cakes abiding eitize | the fact that d'in the| M. Frink, , i | eacbam, and Ww. u. KIPEOHOD TOOT ROU RUORD o The only F attic that dares the News oooeroenees -aper * to print OG00080008 ON! INT A COPY ADAMS FOR TOMORROW ONLY Tc a Can idams Grocery Co, 1428 Second Ave. Main 482 Rhodes Bros, 3 Second Avenue Selling Off ‘Everything om worthy of all keep—this was place—and now bee . everything is to be nade to walk the ‘bargain plamite y instances i Price Here edar t is asked are come Per do for worth $3 to #4. plates For set of Cups and marked at 5c. 186 95 bitner dees eevee 49 cts Fer Ses <> _0Un=a Almond Cold Cream for CHAPPED or large jar 25c, at Has no equal ROUGH SKIN; ‘e. and Columbia. Tel. Main 19%, ae Men’s Shoes At special prices for this week only, $500 Packard Shoes," tor Kangaroo Calf High Top, for... | Call and examine these shoes, as | they are the best on the market. ‘C.GRAY & CO. 1329 Second Ave. eee : For 25¢ Per Week. tugs, Matting, Art Car Drape SSGEPCeRCores Westberg & Childs 1118 Second Ave, SEND your CHILD of TEN fora MAN of eighty can buy no less. Club House Spices Are Strictly Pure Rastlatia ea (0 222 Pike St. Green 005, Most ‘People 'Trouble AND EXIST IN THE BLOOD 18 THE — CAUSE. WORRY OTHERS SEEM THING DB- 2 GREAT WHAT THE BLOOP DS IS A TONIC, THE BEST NIC FOR BOTH STOMACH ND LATER THE BLOOD, Is Rainier Beer |MORE THAN ITS SHARE OF GOOD FLAVOR, AND A WHOL SOMENE THAT MAKE IT EASILY THE BD T BEVERAGE, NATE ze dozen half-pint bottles de- livered to any rt of the city, SARS So