The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 21, 1901, Page 4

1 a ‘ a ' ' n ee 2 aa She pital t ultan ae nat He wil y until ited th » is on s after it apd Me boy j THE SEATTLE STA, j Moro Homeseckers, nd Opera house a! with two «rand pr f pany mm © be expe ai Highwayma ty drama © in Be within jand "Under Two Flags,” romant pent few cave @ contingent | Play in four act having left differe R ND 5 hound chief Faust Trains on the 1 Northern Paci sia Morrinon’s “Frau come the early part ¢ 1 attle again, ‘Th nearly 1,000, homeseekera, the Jars ot bBo ws t nothing } und for sections of Chiot Meredith's Orders. Are Boing |jine to make it even, able and inte Carried Out. tha ever before. will t Jat the Third Avenue theater all nex MANCHESTER? Ky Mareh 21 ont r aned, ar he ks me w K.P. Entertainment. pics ir veonu Just aa the tal troubles in Clay Inchest Hive with his brother ; bedelld dastae tty Ouibt or hag. i“ aty, Kentucky, ae to ha yoan G. Wh dD. I Ae ig et FAIRHAVEN, March 2 hy Moredith Tuesday to arrest all ‘Teronsa Carreno a war of extermina-|a7rene ary ne | Knights of Pythian held & big en othe wt Hi e o th hed has been check-|Polnted whorl. |i - tortainment hero ‘Tuesday night. A| ei eee Mme, Tereasa ¢ th 1 aby a mpact that ie ex. | petite n> Aig gan |ocontest in degree work between the | harroim, re erful pianist, appe n Mond ' at minate ali trictt Baoh | ¢1, w 1 team and one from What enter, Mie evening next in thiw city, under t has agreed to disarm, and th - moth « « ' y auspices of the Ladies’ Musical clu t get Rhea ye Ww Howard and fehed much Imter Fairhaven | son ¥ " ot th Piy tn Conarewat ~ ness, Sa pledg we carey Jim Howard promp won, by @ soore of BA te i a. Whites, Philpotte and Garrard killed excbtherae Will White tayorite than Carreno, and her fa the old Baker-Howard fued, ‘The | ( i saga. of 1 ’ Tickets may be 5 nt a Whites, now politically supreme. | Ceiment res : muale stores were aligned with the Howards, and) 5..'78 "10 peat Fy i. © und tb una through thie became estranged from) T°)" Hayle Was wayialt and killed im jail. Mabel the Garrarap an Phulpoin rien an |7') oth * ete! WANTS. NEW TRIAL. f Se were & number of kuittngs awh into the war, When one of 1 1 sentences, ax before the court just concluded, and| them quarreled with David NEW YORK, Mar 1 Andrew | he firwt time they had ever ; i during court excitement ran “high son, a White parttenr David: | carnegie sald to he offered § ' ed tm the elty A ffide ha een filed by the Judge Tinsley had every one dis-/ 80m, tachor of Poltx, Pee: § to another Amerioan city for attorneys of Wm, Alden Beaton, « See ee ends eotean” dole| OA wed with the Whites in a {| branch Hhraries on the plan of hix| SWAMI IAAAANeANeNNg | virted recently that ea $8 ‘Ate yet rarda and Whites exchanged 30 " om) Philadetphia will prove to be the|@ AMUSEMENTS. new eral aay ae Sy shots in front of the surthouse . beneficiary bane net send eee-wiit One man broke fail. The Rakers and Howards have ————-— W000000000000000000004 ag 8 pigs lh i igd Judge Tinsley adopted the plan of | few survivers, and their feud has ear prior to the trtal, sending all murder cases to < been superseded by the mor ent Juror A. Bt beper was familiar with| counties for trial, and asugccede ones, In which they « ined up ~ % | the case and had stated that Beaton terminating rt without any fa-|againat each other. Probably 1 | The Grand Sood home. talities, although fv factions were ha lost their lives Oley i @ * . ah * ae ah carrying « county during three years of feudal WHITE NAMED! Nell Gwynn,” as presented by the Rev White, sheriff, one of the feud | w Cummings company, ip making @ hit Hard Luck. at the Grand NORTH YAKIMA, March t1--T r- +N ren oT Pe * Th may be seen the remain-|f, Mendenhall wa OLYMPIA, March 2 W: BL. | der . With the regular! penitentiary te comp 2. - white, of King county, and Super-| Saturday matine sentence for fraud | NANAIMO. Cy Maren 31 S| greed ae adley, of] O° + m pardoned ’ 0 Ne , | chur Raliegh, Who.wes beried yester. [20" Judse Hiram EF. Hadley, of Third Avenue, health, bot was caught in an at _—--~ - day, belonged to an old English fam Serena grt heyy me oy yan oo . 4 \tempt to escape. tly. He amassed and mpent four for- | Yesterday as the new members o! ne Village Parson” ts playing - 3 Entertained One Hundred Strangers | ines during his lite |the supreme court to large audiences this woek at the| Diamond lee ia the best i } Third Avenue The attraction te| no more than t cheapest Last Night. | first-clana. ‘The regular Saturday | Main 1060 matinee will be given } —_—— | « _ - | The beat runnin, ‘The local ¥. M. C. A. last night en- ” The Parish Priest | “Laute Klodt pec’ ‘i over 100 strangers. The “ “; --@ peo tenrnyaty is making. ry effort to| One of the prettioat and mort en-| bring the young men who drift into! . jozabee ay aged be oon ate Se | - this eity, into ck tion with | attic Cheater this season will be | F ‘ h the best elements ity and to} The Parksh — Privat esented. | res help them to seek employment, Thie/ + 4 te | bg bob yd me oe vane object of last night's re _ r > 5 amencing * eens Suna. th ths fay we Sule has! Groceries At § o'clock @ crowd of young men asserobled in the & ral Toom of the association delivered by Seoretary of the asatciation, Mra. Letia Pal Wilcox then rendered a very in esting recitation, after which Asmtet- | ant Secretary C. W. Wilcox, of the association, gave a stirring address D. B. Ward, st immigration agent, followed with, interesting account of the varied urees of Washing: | ton. ‘The evening ended with a came | of basket ball. | Girls Locked Out. Neary 20. gitte ie MareD Ti | ‘The new spring Nats are varied ford Bros.’ @rygood | Se ever. Thesiyle that attracts the} factory. kc st atéention just now ts the early to enforce a reduction of wages. spring hat, the hat that looks weit oy aye other * el and women MAY | with a ta uit. or with shirt! dota se etrikere | waists and tattor skirts, These hats ere called “trimmed. tailored hats” | WILL IL VETO |and will be worn all summer for) jSrget and Both the hat be of some rub | ALBANY. N. Y., March 21.—The ee bill, drafted by Boss Piatt for York city. wil! not be signed by declares that he has #*t H a police Bill that is| The first hat shown here is of . 8n4 will veto & New one corn-colored rough braid, with me- ‘even if he has to split with Piatt } —— _Meeotcmer RIOTING AT MARSEILLES MARSEILLES, March 21.—Yester- day's riots led to the closing of the shops and cafes last night. Soldiers | were on guard, and several confiicts with the strikers arose in which nu | merous officers afd privates were tn | Jured by stones, .Humdreds of yore Len, many © ing bavles, atded 1 | Se oom demonstration. The public 4 Jarmed, not am @ because business is being ruined, but aieo’ been tse | Fs s feared that worse rloting will fol- build’ a Paes to brave all Kinds of weather Most of the medele are made of | panama, which ta the moat durable jdraid = mantfectured. The rough straws are quite attraction, byt are unable to stand the roueht Usage that an outing Bat f supposed to * his large business interests soe Mr. Wolcott failed of | to his abandon- Ment of the free sfiver ides the iy afiver idea. CELEBRATING STATES GIFT : An enthusiastic meeting, to cele brate the appropriation of the leat» lature to the State University, was held by the students of that Institu- SNOHOMISH, March 21.—The city last night. | council has made a three year con ‘an with a par-| tract with the electric company for . It) Nantes and weter. consisted of two panies of univ- amity cadets and one company of school cadets, followed by eg Snohomish Lights. tion of students. halted at Pioneer square, Da t, of the university, introduc speakers, Who addressed the ing on all branches of the uni work. At the conclusion of th ercites, Presifient Graves, of the uni wee in the escorted arrieg from which he made a few rem on the work of the 4 the im When the parad: id Mii a the Regula One @ curtain pole, something thet any house The other a eo-cart ing last season we sold mo er patterns comb ined Meets His Fate CAPETOWN, March 21. — Com mandant Philip Botha, brother of the al, was killed tn a fight with the British near Transvaal, wounded. Boers besieged the ish garrison | at Vrede, in the extreme northeast; of the Orange River Colony. Gen. Campbell, with a considerable force, went to their relief, but was obliged te@retreat, after evacuating Vrede with 200 sick and wounded. MORTALITY RECORD. The funeral for Thos. Saxon was heid at 2 o'clock this afternoon from the family residence, 311 Kighteenth avenue, The funeral for Dr. T. Blenckner war held from Our Lady of Good Help. church at 9 o'clock this morn-| ing. Interment was in Calvary cem- etery Funeral services for Philip Cota were held from Bonney & Stewart's funeral parlors at 2 o'clock thin afte ernoon. Interment waa in Calvary cemetery. Lydenburg, | His two sons were also | Four-foot Curtain Brederick’ HOME FURNISHERS Rialto Bldg., 2d Ave., Cor. Spring Walla Walla Arrives. Walla, of the Pa rrived from terday afternoon, *, of whom 118 were! for Seattle, The balance were for other Puget sound and British Col- umbia ports, } | coarse | TwoSpecials for ri day, Fully Worth easily our Yeader—a pattern that dur- > ~letahalalalelaiadalalatsiaiaiaiaialalalaiainiahisicieleiaindalalaiat-4 ja role that fite his person | ¢ | | | dtum brim, left aide. im in Sightly tUtted to ¢ About the crown a draped « lighter shade erystal cloth, with broa fancy quill at the left side. Middle hat is panama, trimmed with several shades of bive taffeta ‘The brim i double, with a narrow | biaek velvet insertion. Binek vel-| vet bank about the crown, Last model ia 8 panama aleo, The | } tim t* rather wide, and rolls up| ‘dorectly m™ front, with a narrow black Velvet insertion. Black vel- vet band about the crown Lart model is a panama also, The brim te rather wide, and rolt up y in front. A Black t the brim in place 4 curled quill over to the left vely curves crown Patent ~ Excellent Flour» guarantees light, tender, sweet and nourishing bread, truly the staff of life. r Price worth the regular price; can use, re of than any three oth- * oak & price, # * jen oak finish, * Tegular $5.10 Go-Cart, full reea body, carpet reat, rear wheels 20 inches in di- ameter, fitted with ime proved Gendron vr, patent foot brake: spe- cial Minch — cushion tired: similar to sMustra tion; tor price $7.50 $5.10 spec ial for Friday, & Nelson aeteriatic anit Is new ‘The company supporting ty ex jactly, and s pervaded with a char individuality that [it @ strange portraiture as natural | makes Mr, Sully ts the same an played at the Four teenth Street theater, New Tork city. James Nett Compa a day or so. WI! be exte be added ie to be. very liberal price red o~~~ Fi Any $18 topeoat ts The Kingsbury Hat, $3 Samo pric Teecerececececsocecsoserrencooreooooooorooeosoecs. gee : MORAN BROS. 3 COMPANY oe e MAO 6646004000 finest men’s Refore we move every thing, excepting white collars and linen shirts ny. 1) company comes to POPPOOSSOHDFOO POO SOOEOOOD WHY | The New Store to Bud Gut and Blossom. RELIMINARY announcements tefling of the - formal opening of the most complete 's, youths’ and boys’ outfitting establishment in the Northwest, will be ready in The Boston Clothing Store's mag- nificent new place is the “man grown up from the small boy"’—and ‘tis to be a fitting illustra- tion of what can be accomplished by hewing to egitimate lines, by serving patrons with the best that the market affords--by charging a legitimate profit and having but one price to all alike. The Store’s Ramifications we ee Will be nothing to compare with {t within a the rail It will not only contain the fineat but the larg: ing of thing in the northwest. Space forbids Turthe den me we'll try and tell you the sort e the It will be @ credit to Beattie, y Another Word Concerning he Removal Sale, wait uctions dR IN now $16. value $ En ; LUMBER MILL. ot BOGADDAH AAD ADDER ERED DSs now $2.40, reductions are ir For the family trade—a com plete line of reliable goodm, fairly priced at W. S MAYFIELD FAMILY GROCER 8 Pike & Tel. Ma | j 1431-1433 aes Aye. | and nd ‘important departments are to tion ix to be = feature. There ercoat, tr user, pecktic, every are to be sold at ANCE~—~~~-e Any $16 or $16.50 sult is now $10. nade on boy clothing. O00 seeseeeoeoreeseeeserersesesie | | gine and Ship Builders 3 | Stee! and Wood ° if You Want Your,... Indestructibls Preserve them with SUATEL Fired A. Win Sehwabacner Hardware Co 38a INSURANCE int Agunts Scvissd Cxfuehty“compear eanneee Maga) r 5 Foundations and Fences Avenarius | Carbolineum oe | ‘All Hardware at a Dis. | count for 90 Days The store at $82 First avenue south was too small. We didn’t| know how much stock we had ac- | cumulated in the old butiding on Yesior whart. We have taken the entire three floors of the new build. | | ing on Jackson street, between Firat | }avenue south and Occidental. stil! | our stock will not go into it, and we shall sel! all hardware for 90 days at @ liberal discount CAHN & COHN Jackson street | Between First avenue Ocidentel south and| + SPRING... FOOTWEAR NOW ON SALE he - SEAT TLE THEATE R) | Four nights, Cummings _ : {ers WiLL NEW YORK SMUGGLERS VASHI ren enale overed tn Hners have t 1 1 It i ueeling has been New York, Mar » posing as rich wor 44,00 | Th unty's (brary he prem time is entirely inadequa th fr 1 arent neldera by the nt nisaioners Free A limited number bron anew by sdyanced students, ” of regular operators, 1 Thuredayn ashing r Hull ri to Spinning for bicycle rer ~ ALAS SKA Money Belts. neh weehide; new lot jus . 2nd Columbia Tel. Main 19% ow MOWN, Manager commenc tng Sunday night, March 24 YORK AND BOSTON | SUCCESS, THE NEW 4 weeks in New York and Boston, | DANIEL SULLY Presents “The Parish Priest. A sweet wholesome play, Humor and pathos deftiy combined The th entrica| suprise of the season. Lower floor, M1; balcony, |< ‘tour rows, Tbe; balatice, We gallery, sic. RAND OPERA =<=HOUSE= | som> CORT, Mewmgee Telephone Main 66. Second Week aod enormous success of the Company ALL WEEK Matinee Saturday “NELL GWYNN” A wealth of scenery and cos- | raming seldom seen here. people on the stage; 26 speaking characters, Prices—Lower Moor, first six rows. $1: entire parquet, To; baicony, io and Be; gallery tic. Hox office open at 8 a m. Telephone orders received at all times. ats on sale four weeks in advance of al! attrac- one. Peginning Sunday night James Neill company HIRD AVENUE THEATER 4 bons Mata +! th somal Sager: Tonight and Every. Evening at 8.15 Motiner Saturday. ~ The MR, W. BE NANKEVIT Proprietor “Human Hearts, Presents “THE VILLAGE PARSON” The most natural play of the age. A beautiful domestic story well told. Presented by a company of capabil- borate special enery for sh act, Entire production com- ete in @etail Regular unchanging prices HIRD AVENUE THEATER, ¢ Main 07 wom. Rowe” Lestee and Manager. w eu’ NDAY } ovis Morriso riginal, Fam- 18 scenic and Dramatic Production | “FAUST” ts wonderful electric With and cal. ious “brocken flashes of magic rain of fre "Prod ced here In jts . entirety ction entirely new this » Me, 3 @e, 500. scene, lghtning | TERESA CARRENO mouth Congregational Church. Monday Kventug, Murch 25 GRAND PIANO RECITAL By this world renowened artiate, un- der the auspices of the Ladies’ Mu- sical Club, — Subscription’ lists will be open at the music stores Monday morning, and cards of admission may be obtained at $1) as NO TICK BE SOLD AT THE Steinway plano used POOR Searchtight Moving Pictures Showing McKinley cycle race boat race and others. Admission 10¢ Mmauguration of President Victoria Cross prize: bi Admiral Dewey; Henley from Jaffa to Jerusaiem, 1905% Second avenue We Have So Many Good Bargains in PIANOS that it would be impossible to enumerate them here—step in and look over our large and ele Kant stock of Chickering & Sons, yebor, Kimball, Pease and Sing. er Pla and Kim» dett Organs. ee ee D.S. Johnson & (0, 903 Second Ave, Burke Bullding, 1HE | Wa ister linery and other sy Saturday BON MARC 4 great sncce' 1ed to the mi Isic ring THE OPENING NIGHT und thou Night the Presents Given have 5 Wale v the stare at The | | Fast } | | Opposi eae without methay. Any satisfactor of charge in our near: crown 1, pain We will t Any prese THE NEW MILLINERY en for your inspection. been here today to catch the fresh new ones and come tomorrow. Is now: of If not, be BARGAINS for FRIDAY day bargain @ 86-inch alue bargaing, at 20-inch Habutal Wash Bitks— (INSTITUTES TRY DOMESTIC FIRIS that will produce Domestic properly Cascado Laundry co., Corner Third Ave. and Main St, 4 Uptown Office, 817 Seeond Avenue. Telephone Main | | PATENTS |No Mare Dread of the Dental Chair $**********o™* | New lett, Dana Parlors bala jework ver Filling PLATES to S) Sunday, in altendenoe work nts sur ins, t Cloths, 15 shac t from. Hom and all tot wool medium Opening day kind hing that r Chiffon Ruffs for Less. A fine line Ruffs, just the thing spring tire; $1.50 values, at os oe wees ee uality, at 10c Satine 6 I-4e. Black patient to decide walk tt money learning “how” to opticians’ work. ERAN: K E. ADAMS Expert Patent end Mechanical on oun First Ave. tracted and Siled by. our warren 10 without the least particle of pain. pistes, gold tal work done ¥ Will be a smaking bridge w 4 th lurable ely mur Work will covt by tree Give us & call » SBATT and,” Or.; Francison, Gare” ‘en W to 4. “Ladies that should not be ded Line Your Weill With CLAY PIPE Aigion late “ss Ne sleep producing agen Them are ihe. only Jom Im Sewttle that ha departm rators, best gold workme: Dress Goods Bar- “25¢ espun Ox- 59c inch Black Grenadines, 45 25c of Biack Chiffon for 39c Silk Ties at Half. w Colored Surah Silk Ties, % yards long; the 9c That the coupon tickets i with a total value of $1 @ Green fice # Sullivan Duilding. ‘Tel, Main. #35. Seattle of people new Mil. Will Be Away. There are ag \ W e hope you Underwear tor We aod Children, Child Fleeced Lines Pants and Vests, in plas and ribbed quality winter weight, regular vaing Women’s Wool F Venta, 5 Women's Keru ¢ nee Fleeceg lined Pants a: 4 dium weight, value Se garment, special at Women’s Fleeced Lined fuits, ecru or grey colora, reg. price fi, at! Hosiery Specials, Children’s Fanck Thread Ho 7 and heel, regular price Wesnenie fancy ‘ap regular made Hone, value We; now $ 3 pairs only for A Money Saver on Trade Prices. Shirts, elosed front, ie; open front, 12%0; soft collars, 2c; cuffs, per We tee 1426-28 FOURTH AVE. Near Pike St, established 1k nd Toe tute ‘= ashing + You no douly areaware that . out of date? Only one machine oes ‘Telephone Mata veriaencneg) als ry spent Sea ERSOLE, 705 24 oF, Trade Mat wu eCaY Drawing. Bise Printing yea: Gol ew York Dental Parlors 6l4 FIRST AVis Second floor, Howard site Mutual Life buitding LE. + Oppo branch jours, 8 always prove to : eo Mutual Lite Building work that should not prove ‘SHERMAN, CLAY &€ Colman Bleck. Toi Bime A, beatin If you want good light, do not buy Welsbach manties from peddiers who are trying to sell them under our name ~ Purchase direct from us 4 and have them put oa by experienced men, Seattle Gas and Electric Co, 216 Cherry St Telephone Main 96 t peoens | Pianos You won't know what & Dest possible deal to made on a plano until visited our piano d ain, excellent eho at th tt th thd Credit is given on to suit your convenience. Second Ave, aveeF Phata Sil | Wholesale mad Retail Washington Dental and Photographic Supply Gi 211 Columbia Street, Seattle Tacoma. Spokane eee ¢ * & e ad oe o PROCSSPOOOSOOSEOOOS | > > d the ads in The Stam