The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 10, 1901, Page 3

WEDNESDAY, APRIT 10, 1901 GEATILE A CURIOSITY 0 GAS PROPOSITION nt be Used for Motive Power if Rates Were Adjusted A Boston Concern Sells Gas at 20 and 30 Cents Per Thousand Feet. Lae A LAE Se ee Orieans an wing 80 sa Teved that a rev power will be periments are & MADE OF THE RIGHT STUFF PARKERSBURG, W. Va. April 16 Philander C. Knox, who today was into office a gral of the United from the ‘West ersity when a student ¢ for attending a performa: yf at the academy Tt was in his Junt +s 2 Krox and « number of other stu dente revolved, bY attending the play ‘the time, ‘The faculty learned that they were and forbade It, but five of th tacluding Knox, we Prof. Stevens was sent to sre who attended, anc 4 that he remained for the en performance and for a far. qreard He reported the boy five of them were suspended ‘were afl taken Dack later upon nee Ing & promise not to Violate the rule xcept Knox and one Tefused to promise, and ever allowed to return to the u p FIRST . ! Koot was popular a dents. and they tried duce him | ® give hie promise return to/ the Ghiversity, but even at that aay} x the stu night and ind mas deputy for this pert. John Wright. imspector, made the ap mat yesterday. “BICYCLE RAN _INTO DOCTOR descending from a car at avenue yesterday, Dr. J Shannon was run into and feet along the car & bicycle ridden by B. W. an instruetor of the Seat- school. He was coming hill at a high rate of hot see the doctor un- struck him. th ‘Ben were thrown a considerable dis neon, however, received te injuries. Dr. Shannon was pick en to Providence hos- SOCIAL ITEMS. ‘Wedding of Miss Frances Hall Mr. Clarence Riethen will take fm Trinity Parish church at thie evening. have been ma: rch is beautifully dec flowers and palms. Marguertt= ‘Were this m: ok nee 7 i Seary and M. J ning united in fF VY T eieh te! yar 4 Cleary, 4 Ninth a | et The L’Allegro club given ita last a the season atl ir kademy in Third Avenue aud Seem Sern, stree ight. rh Valiegro Danci sity wil! Mit Of tx nerien The he ‘the Thira Thvitations sre. ball of th Bid In the De An event of + fe violate the rutes of morality ai | °° March the ‘There ar Delle against the month. ing at the fish dock preparing for = trip to the nort | tonight San Francisco day Fmpanetled ae charging him with a the same neighborhood 2D. Star < STATE OFTHE CITY'S FINANCES 0.29. | MARINE NEWS. The small schooner Orillia is lay She wil! sail for Al ‘The steamer aatied trom is port yeater WANTS A Deror. WOMAN'S CLUBS. | neate John J. w WILL KEEP CLE Switchmen’s Ball. The bal loeal Swite ter THE PING SUEY AT HONG K China Mutua h wa t he drydock at Hon ng for ninatrel, emetery in H coffin whi re a silver p n, “Raby | STEALS GIRL. _ BRIBE PARR KILLED IN. THEIR HOME CRIPPLE ( “BABY HAS 9. 2 os $200 COFFIN ~————= y YORK, April 10.—‘Haby trick dog of Mra. George H the wife of the well was buried in a “ PRESIDENT AND HIS PARTY i WILL TRAVEL IN LUXURY SIX PULLMAN PALACES ARE BEING BUILT SPECIALLY THR SEATTLE STAI TWO ALASKA BOATS TONIGHT Cottage City and Al-Ki Will Sail for Alaska FOR M’KINLEY’S TOUR OF THE WEST THEY'RE THE ACME OF ELEGANCE. rwo T 1.) WASH ND M ty AN. “ONLY A PIN Nearly Died. A QUADALAJARA, Mex.. Ar ke Coe mb KONG a “AWFUL FALL, ~” Days ~~ More aT sean Brewing & Malting Co. $s attle, za CAPITAL PATENT FLOUR jamanding | Hungarian P: CAPITAL MuiiMe co But Nora Swaltiowed It and 6. kL, HOLMES FURNITURE COMPANY priately used, ishing toucl adding THEN appro put a fir the room, it ent sor er. Jardiniere st | table: r articles able oth in are shown a varying rar Her G. L. Holmes Furniture Co. {101 TO 1105 SECOND AVENUE. Specials for This Week Women’ s Petticoats. { PETTICOATS we wish to get them As far as LOTH PETTICOA 1 dust ruffie, $2 2 peeeveterr te = Photo Supplies Wholesale vad Retail a 4 $ Washinglon Dental and $ Photographic Supply Co 4 abia seep beam ° 1 Cot Ta Beal | peeeeeeeeesessoee 3 LPPPPPHOCOSOSoosereooes Hos HOES OOOSOHOSSEOOOHOHD HOH OHIO OOOOH OF OOs OOP Oe PLAY aon ee HERE can one see a }} Price f more interesting sight than schoolboys play- W ing at ball? Their bright happy faces and graceful movements on the field makes a most beau- tiful picture. Of course, well made and good fitting clothing is a necessary attribute, and we are better prepared this spring than ever before to out- fit the boy. pants. 7 to 16, FIRST to $6.50. it now for SECOND | $4.00 to $7.00. juite similar t 4 oat is a trifle long able for larger boy THIRI ages 9 to 16. Prices $4.00 to $8.50. FOURTH © The reg. Two- Prices $2.50 to $7.50. ‘ With Any of the Above Suits, 2.00 t popular Short coat, p in wor- i are Trig Aanly Suits, ) 10, and suit is te ly the and more suite tt » the fs) Now comes the reg= © ular Three-piece Suit Coat, vest and knee 5 edawenetailiec piece Suit, ages A BALL AND BAT FREE. F. W. The American Clothier. MERRICK _ 703 First Avenue. ‘ The Trend of Seattle’s best residential section is towards Lake Washington, and Washington Park Addition where all stt —. rmprovements are in and paid for. Lots 60x120 feet. Prices $750 to $1260. PUGET MILL COMPANY Mutual Life Building TWO CAR LOADS From the smaller size for family use to the larger for hotels and large restaurants. OUR HERRICK REFRIGERATOR AS arrived, and it is the real thing, be- cause circulation is perfect. It saves \* | * | eles toto teint tetotok | 1: Silk Shirt Waists From $3 Up Sold on Easy Payments Westberg & Childs 1118 Second Ave. tt tt ttt soe08 | \BOS2eessoocecs ) ; ° © ° © e ° ° * ° ° e ° ° ° o © e ° ° ° e Ce ree ANION one-third your ice bill. No scrub- bing is necessary. You get one-third more cooling space for your money. No poisonous zinc lining. Always dry, pure sweet and clean, consequently will last a lifetime. The walls are packed with sanitary mineral wool, not wind, It Is the Only Sanitary Refrigerator Made. NO MOULDs., Z. C. Miles & Piper Co. The Largest Stove House in the State, 78-84 Yesler Way. cance OHNO Whe N Leader | Jor the various plano makers need | not interest you. Sufoient tf an in- strument can be obtained here which is reliable in name, ts of One tone, | great power and beautiful fmish. e guarantee you value and sat- tion, and value for your money, ‘e have @ number of good bar | gains in second-hand pianos and om | gans. D. S. Johnston ©. 903 Second Avenue Burke Building RAKE AER ER RW BUY Tove” GRAND cour RIDGE COAL ‘This coal ts from the new mine of the Issaquah Caml Co. two miles above Gilmem It fe the best, cleanest apd the cheapest coal m the world. Bunkers foot of Madison . St. Telephone Main 976. REE EE EE RRR KKK Seed eee) 132y Secuma Ave BLANKET SALE ka Blankets At $3.00 per pair 36.00, at $8.60 per pair Worth $7.00, at $4.00 per pair h $8.00, at $5.00 per patr e of comforters from Téo te FORO RO IR TORR tO fe * * * * COLLEGE OF * * * * OUR LADY OF LOURDES + ie South Park, Wash, : * Under the energetic admin- x istration of its new president, * a new staff of professors have x been engaged and a higher * a studies will be 'tm- ed, inetud. > 7 ek, modern \* English * * * and y \* * LA ROE OR scirtettncanaeamnaiitemtincimcanicaaniea cere