The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 17, 1901, Page 4

1D «The or 4 MELVIN BALDWIN |: COMMITS SUICIDE * ry—Chickens, lve he Grand Opera house meent Produce te ming by rail in Ex-Congressman From Minnesota | » Mort nuKe quantities Three care 1 mtock Chickens, « vn” for the { prime Yakima potatoes, a car of | Me: turkeys, 1 @ibige ducks, 15@ | Takes His Own Life. me The play was or- | fruit an done of vegetables from Cal. | 0°: & LMOUY | , for Willlam H | n his hands was exceed: ornia, besides several conatenr Corrected Datly ‘The following | withase the betere of Dantel |Tecelpts, Quotations will stand pra ducer in round lots on the dock or tn | Frawley, who has been in New |t the #ar ntl the Umat seate: “ta York pro ne w plays, He will | arriy with her big cars f ¢ 86.00 nave? make his initial appearance of this 4 t feed, $17.0 rnia goods, which wi engagement in “Becret Berv nome features rriew are exp per ton, $12.50 The © Girt drew anoth- | among other thing n timothy, $16.26 er large au e at the Third ave- | n a pl so | nue thea hat night The play . ud Be, | na-| jock by D. MeKinley 2 weems to please the patrons of the | fruit w ed sag " par eet, Who has been acqua house excessively, This afternoon | Comm men ony. thet ative Washington, Itc, | hy he de ed for at Manager Russell takes the entire |tne city hae arowh greatly alnoe last trietly freak ranch, M@ Ibe; | (i a that he was fli, went to oall up mpany to see the battleship lowa, | your, tad erent A ninoe | be n him. Upon entering the apart- | having chartered the Inland Flyer | ery +B. wml py Ap teas Poultry-Chickens, live, 1101240; | jm ts he called to Baldwin, and re-| for the ocoasion. ly in excess of 19 months ago. lucks, 12%@180; turkeys, 124@! tr ving NO reaponse, summoned as-| 4 ; | Dremed poultry-Turkeys, 18@14\0 | Uh oe. A light was brought and » befor | JOBBING QUOTAT! chickens, 12@12\g0; ducks, GM) r aad disco Baldwin | !t# first appear | Q ATIONS. Brow ry: | be was lying on the bed In @ pool of | (CORRECTED DAILY.) Live atock—Cows, Mc; steers, 49 100d . ives, 84@ sheep, shorn, | Coroner Hoye was and had ate i nelly + | n Fruit ba, de; hh ee tse the body removed to Bon & Stew New an esting moving pl loa x stook—Moga, se; lambe| arts morgue. ‘. tures are being shown this week by oS apples, 9c | Raliwin was\s2 years of age and ithe Searchlight at No. 1906% Becond ”; fancy ° had resided in Beattie for the past) ovinue ” navel Ol} Opaque Window Shades, 2% three years. D dency b . . bi Hing, S1.26@ mplete, Star Paint Cc 300.202 of business trout and } 1.80; bananas b; olives P Pik given as causes for Nis ra | CITY HALL | Te per gation; grape fruit, si.75¢ ° Baldwin leay a family who re Py 12.00, strawberries, $2,760.26 per Mest of all refrigerators | side at Duluth, Minn. | crate At ZC. Miles & Piz The 94,160 bond of 8. Normile . < 5 ha se eee The Pilgrim's Mishap, guarantee for the improve a per sack ther battelship E. James atreet between Broadway | 75! i *. He has had ' Twelfth avenue was filed with - ry ac ar Pilgrtin, Capt, M ity clerk toda. mite ~os ose, Port Orchard - | #1.b0@1 0» i last evening off A!-Ki pe Ryan & Co, have filed their | BOpPOre, | name, , Pilgrim was refurni d in the sum of $13,600 for the pee nee 2 wer, 91.3 . naval static ov t ixteenth b > pike ve doa; sweet 5 inutes, but the) The board of public works hi Cabfornis head lettuce, 6@ case passengers soon learned that there! nied notice of the acceptanc . Green, pee was nothing to fear, #0 calmly sat! , ‘Seaechlomemn artons, Gx down and watched the boat drift * aprevements: F helplessly a« for an hour, Fin-|® k 14 of Maynar ally the steamer Brown came to the ald of the disabled craft and towed | « her safely to port, arriving here | & about @ o'clock. The Pilgrim is) p' owned by Pigott & French BICYCLE LICENSES. Only 686 So Far RRR the | Whee! Dying? | Bicycle licenses are coming in lowly. At the ming of the offic: this morning there were only 686 re corded, as compared with 1,559 on th« Gay last year. Up to noon fhiy about 190 licenses bad been te- | ome. Money ts urgently needed to} it the pats tn order. ‘The Good} club will probably petition | the city council to arrange for a bike policeman. As the proceeds of the licenses go to the club for ex- penditure on the paths, the officers of the club feel that the law should — enforced as soon as pos- adie. BUILD) PERMITS. Building permits were tesued today | by the city engineer's office as fol-| lows: To W. H. f frame cottage at 1834 Ninth avenue, costing $5, G. O. Buckingham, for a frame cottag avenue, costing $500; to Puget Mill| ©o., for foundation exeavations at 1 $500; to A. H. Hall, for « 1%-story | frame dwelling at 1811 Twenty-sec- ond avenue costing 400; to W. M./ Cathoun, for new First avenue north, costing $200; to | st A. E. Jackson, for a 2-story frame flat at 519-535 Washington street, costing $4,000; to Mrs. K. Waller, for a 2-story frame residence at 116 Stx-| teenth avenue north, costing $3,500; | to G. W. Wheelon, for a 1%-story! cottage in Victory add, costing $600 to N.C. Cornelius, for a i-story| frames avenue south, costing $200; Fitts, for area walle and cottage at 855 Seventeenth) to J. W tage at 541 Twenty-thir: } canting $060; 08 Dee Wile, fora 1: 25 per tb. While They last / story frame dwelling at 914 Twenty 4 fourth avenue south, costing 9750; to aT | Lee D, Glimer, for alterations at 822 > 4 Nineteenth avenue, costing $00, | Z $| THE FUNERAL 24 avs. and Columbia. Tel. Main 199 | ' 3| OF M. V.B. STACY Funeral services for the late M. V B. Stacey were held at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon from the pariors of the Reinter-Grand hotel. Rev. J. P. D. Liwy4 officiated. The pail-bear- ers were M. R. Maddocks, 8. L. Craw. ford, Rolland H. Denny, Dexter Hor- ton, M. J. Carkeek and Capt. Han ford. The obsequien were under the supervision of Eureka lodge No. F. & A. M. Interment was at La! view cemetery. MORTALITY RECORD. ‘The funeral for Kugenia Howard was held at 2 o'clock this afternoon from Butterworths chapel Funeral services for Milton J Bradiey were held from Bonney &/ Stewart's chapel at 10 o'clock thix morning. laying w main on Piret avenue |! th Sineteenth avenue sewer; | Pet th avenue sewer, and for the |*? > of alley in blocks 2 and 3 of] 4h, 3, string beans, 1 oor utts ———— | ight running Cc Numba chatr Keep in mind” thus patronize the weet, coating $200; to Swedish Luth-| you can get the eran church, to build a church si taoney. at 612 frutrty-thied | of customers we ha }above all the stock and 11% First avenue, ‘coating | Unually shows tt fefied with the been doing. tomers. rick piers at 921 | thie « Going Northrup Company Assorted Chocolates Bright ‘Spring Christopher Brom, 1112 % in hardware to Jo to Spinnl leycle repatra, | '> be ong . money in your § to 10 Ibe. ar backs, Sige, be | Butter, Cheese, Eggs end cream, Be; Eastern Wisconsin, Me; California, 126 1% Roquefort, dBc per ib; Edam, $11,000 | 12.00 per case; New York, 15@lte; 1215-17 Second Avenue It Is beyond (Question FREDERICK & NELSON--Fine Furniture, Store where This Kind of Weather I sesese} — bandron Baby Cariage This i« lore for you to py : | | Wealler = | | ; We are weil business we ha but we and want o ck | ‘This spring weather brings out the Gendron Raby Carriages and Go-Carts, and Incidentally thetr good features B04 Firet Ave Gunther's other carriage that we know of ? combines #0 many good features as the Gendran, has such mood food workman material and is made with euch ship The apeciat %-inch cushion tre ana’ the o brake are two features, ent foot in Bulk | Baby Carriage, * body with Best Coffee: Parest Spices Strongest Extracts Choicest Teas Fast India Tea Co 222 Pike St. Tel. Green 906 B. 1. T CO. bon cloth par f high grade, rub ber Ure and pat ent foot brake prive $11.76. HOME FURNISHERS ° F rederic ok & Nelson Rialto Bldg., 2d Ave,, Cor. Madison 3 DATES SET FOR 14@ | Beginning on Friday, Treat Shoe Co. STA, EXAMINATIONS April 19th, | prowe ay Will End May 4th, in! owvii| The Marked | Apprec ciation tment are patr driver matte cycle policeman Thowe cand ae > “who are certified o wil ‘ tn line for the firat vacancten. Po tar proba that ' ber an will be appointed sor ie month ‘ he applicants f p examined A Great Many People Are of PANCAK HS but ts BUT Have you tried the RALS TON HEALTH CLUB'S PAD CAKE FLOUI wh wheat, corn and be with our PURE MAPL# SYRUP 1 dish ff breakfast v line of Rats W. S. MAYFIELD FAMILY GROCER 8 Pike St Tel. Ma Seattle Transfer Co. Freight. Pessenaer end Bagdad: STORAGE fa a ie (ier 648 Fire Ave WA Sr. SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK Pillow Casing. Dress Goods. 42-inch Bleached Pillow Cas inch all wool Cheviots, light ng, worth We a yard, for and dark gray, tan and wh, worth 9c, for a ch hed Pillow Ca ing, wor “ec @ yard, for 2 h Plaid Back Clothe. . . . * orrect thing for un od Curtain Sale bok ye Le ml pa baatiag -inch White Bash tala Lace, taped and scalloped, 2ocket Books worth 12ge for a Pocket Ks. M-inch White Brussels Fffect 4 “=. Ladiew all leather Sash Curtain Leos, worth 4) Hooks, colors red and ike for 10 } tan, worth Se, for Bbe White Swiss Ruffiet Bash Three dozen real Walrus Cartain Muslin, worth hc, Pocket Books, three colors, for he te } green, brown and tan, Dress Goods. Weryh 90a, Set 1985 M-inoh Binek F igus od Alpaca a n “oth Dress Belts. . tor Ibe LADIES BP Le ACK BEADED ked all wool Ven he, worth for o Granite and gray, tan th @& for We ; TS. M-inch ai) w Cheviot Ser and brow Soda Water As Good As It Can Be HINK what such a statement means— ‘Soda Water wholesome, refreshing, and flavored As Good As It Can B drawn from a Sanitary Fountain with rich, ripe fruit syrups Yon'll enjoy a visit to this new store, and you may consider this a special inv itation toyou. Come in; renew your acquaintance, DRUG STORE 1403 Second Ave. Next Door to Union. + SPRING... $ Theaters. 3 18 A GREAT ENCOURAGEMENT 3 $| TO OUTDOOR EXERCISE, “ ” beerevemreesnnnennnsnnns sini u've § THE “HERRICK” REFRIGERATORS vee) petdee dete es $s4 | Toeeteahan Ai Bwooe Gor NOW ON SALE porasance in tn ity au maar, | AT NIGHT. | ARE TAKING THE LEAD other eities and there is every ren- | puver, vs a wate Moped —— oe . svsapho" whl be an efequate uve, | RECOMMEND 18 | Elegantly Finished “Wall | Paper A P LJ ay Ww be staged exactly as it | } Seeusen abis teins arial toe | . al | rises reasonable and large assore: (AM complished Performer sume name. Miss Roberts’ managers | won BRING THE BE ’ oN | . 4 eae api peta sem - 4 a 5 5 [Ack iri Mow carina |g Wo SCrulag Reged: se meer Pe eee lm Pease Pianos BOSTON GROCERY |.2%%, 1orn, hattepine the otty, #0 sda i TRO REN hide seat asa Lon eee Foc PURE, SWEET AND HEALTHFUL 115 JACKSON STREET | Bites . . >urchased all atreet car cable [NEW moveLs 2 ¢ The Use of Herrick Refrigerators $) tin ccsn ec. we cut ti f. Johnston (0. le : ° nish any quantity at reasonable | 3 1901 CAMERAS $$ ___SONTRIBUTES To HEALTH OFTHE FaMr i he vc | 3 Second: Avenue S wow cn'taw at owitue S1S—a5 ; Ya Sicwansemee: Burke Buildin WE SUPPLY THE <n 3 ; : GOODIES |$ Washington Dental aud 4 IPER C0. Brun ner & Co. siy cook wit prepare your cong \e tbtographic Supply Co $ 78-84 Yesler Way. FINE WINES AND LIQUORS Reiriitien tetas cence Sitar. ig. ian Strom. Beate. iki: hhaietabiiadienssaibaie tien Mabiiiniann FAMILY TRADE A SPECIALTY you'll need for an outing. pa a ooo 3 06 ry 602 Pike Street. Telephone Main 1060, om Put repr RON eed the Departmer “ianagers’ t week. TJ r ing now tween the Bon Marct id treet will in a wd l ter 1 to tearing : walls between ¢ tore and the tw r rooms I will t t me a part of the Bon Marche, The Books abe in ee W ay. And mu sold. Our entire book store stock will be priced at less than cost to ds, begin next turd rning. An itemized list of prices will in the Star next Friday night, ave ale of Hou ares, Begins tomorrow. All of our ba ent stock is to be giv ual prices. No room to ell the part yme and see. Store Prices. Drug ' ' 1 . ‘ + Mie te ‘ $1.00 Coke's D F Me t 4 $ Ayer’s Hair Vigor.,..th¢ we 3 Hall's Hair Renewer,.e Bait » $1.00 Microba ie ioe Harlim be (4 $1.00 Paine’s Celery Come . Ac bor Stuart's Dyspepal pour ‘Se 5 ‘ 31.00 Pinkham’s Vegetable ; ’ x Stuart's Dyspepsia $5” Compo fee ] Tabiets 8 $120 Plakias’ ices Sits ‘ fer Se ; é $1.00 Peruna oe ({ $1.00 Manalin We ‘ roe’s Golden Medi. | incovery Me e's Favorite Pre- ‘ and Gin Tonle.Me Nervine.. .. ule ) $1.00 Cuticura Resolvent ..%e Compound )) $1.00 Hood’s Sarsaparilla |e cmphate..31.25 )) $1.00 Ayer’s Sarsaparilia ..ie 4 Me §) ‘we 2) . Emulsion of $1.00 King’s Discovery . $1.0 Hamlin's Wizard Of. BFF a * ve in Id m i } | No More Dread of the Dental Guar Hs New York Dental Pati ms 614 First Ave. ca pon e Fenn Mutual Lite Baling ~ in | ch || Ets a MSURARE 8 ad = Agents Scviset Sascaks “compas of ‘Telephone Main a Fred A. Wing Frank Mf, Oulon Singaes ver ‘rlittasis U PLATES STANDARD. SEWING MACHINES ay CANT BE ED a BEAT Ma ‘r fRY ONE, = soup ay | Any work that should tha COLLINS & satis tory Will be a sen SHERMAN | The Undertaters { 1407 First Ave. | cn | ms | 5 |} MPOSLYN COAL M QUEEN COAL)! “hoy yy; Dea our 64 FIRST AVE ‘eats We of etnagne fowsra act of charge at our nearest used, test Once tried always maxim, “Success the merit.” Business started in Seattle Aug. 1899, and has increased ev- ery month since hone Union 74 for steam Jomestic, orders to be north of Pike street Te coal and deliver Telephone Main 688 orders for delivery south of Pike street Qreweesesesetes oy Ville, | if you want good light, oo e /¢ do not buy Welsbach Chee | mantles from peddlers him, sell ™er, 1 a n OSs. who are trying to A pa | ] them under our name You won't know what is the Purchase direct from us ere’ deal to be and have them put on by chan til you have ered, experienced mea, artment. It's ing of stand- utiful finish- nary prices. terms to suit ‘SHERMAN, LAY & 00 Seattic Gas and i$ Electric Co. 216 Cherry St Telephone Main 9% | | | scond Ave, RARE O8980000008 . | Emm | the ft; | A Money Saver on Cah wi’ '| Trade Prices. Fin irts, closed front, Me} mm 12 jo: sott enitte, D. Li epen fron collars, 2 %, per pain e We guarantee not to shri rink ims flannels. We take the rouge at off your ¢ and give you mth | gloss or domestic finish (ne # To macy he | Suny, Queen City Steam Laullhge gvas 1426-28 FOURTH AVE. Near Pike St., established 7 p=