The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 18, 1901, Page 3

GHURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1001 THE SEATTLK STALL 5 sib oheeuction UF ruentna | ' $ in ' KNEW NO MERCY, nned r foul «| Climbing Stairs Injurious to Young) fresh meat w beef, O%@ ib eM, Fat 8. Kret Girls er, & w 8 pork 0 ber LO ; . Ou j hwic Qa ; my mn, Ja ih. How NW. ! H i 1 5 H. A. Chadwick F. Adams hams, on 1 . t a p- : pos ANGELES Ar Waabe Gabeliors: 88, CG Laiod Dh Recien *tt Af Deut, |, The sumwestion of slevatore tor the | ha 20 nkfant ' 717-19 First Avenue. - Tgtag on late tt ol ties sath the Wt Interesting debate at the cf P| od clear 9,10 platnun ' some of Robt. | |bagmage car ' wa ‘ @ meeting Butter and Poultry ' i 4 t i Pa 4 are the emacia . \ he an Ww ached . oa F P t Butter — Washingtor , = Riana who © death v w sehed abs i the Zea-| t 6 at t t ' nt ' i ; , oe om & Southern Pa ain wh ‘ nda k they were at a f that the health of K wiria and h ra ir = derived in Los Angeles last nig | na| ts frequently impaired by having t f ' ff i = as way to « Manuel! Ru eeed ty hoe He thou ta hv ‘ Washing ' 2 , “- whence they ¥ ppe wed to kine her dead child's Russia mber of large schools a oo ear Buster y : a] the Hawatian islands before she left him mn iin t y were § 1 with | W #o; Call i i phy, = ‘The railt Y ad intend ut the railroad men and| th ve ! the per Ib; Edam, $11.00¢ Bial eae 4 3 te rush the y ve drivers knew no such mercy q and| W. KE. Boone, the aret t the |! * w York, 16@16 keley , ; Gites t throug w That dead child wae worth so] '* f the le # that pass| new building, replied tb idea | Limburge 1 brick, 1 sane Aa : - ah fenabitants were sleeping, put th wen mey; the mother also had € the world | was err an clove ere not *, indy he had b ty. | = 1 ert ¢ her walue and they could pot . placed in Ruatern school build. | | Baaa—Strictly fresh ranch, 16@1 that + 1 nd ich was waiting at Port Los An- jafford we both, tf they lost or t ' tore in such a case w rn, 1o@is a , ' ag eee , : me land by the time the city would the vessel ateatr een. the post | impr je, because of the nece Poultry-Chickens, Hye, IN4@t4 rund ' } v ) Waker the slaves would be wll er of the boy stood at the yuntey ts | sity arrying up e hundred | ducks, | Lag geene, 10@lic; tur ment, and that upon th jut to sea 8 ne would know with tear-stained face, gaz in South | pers within a few minutes, The | keys, 1G 14iac : , ne ee x fee ‘ts ftates had been \ tina fag. | ber fd tay a bageane from the carelosnness of young per: | !! rheys v tucks, 6@ & n ; es Benes ‘us ‘ by 4 in a place that wi sone, 1 F widow |} Beem ‘As thous! ; ably ever remain unknown to her, Aigeteent 4 nt . ; Corrected Dally . ~The . roner Holland eat | Cline suggest hat { ght prices | being offered to | the car at Beatt 3 cies 4 sewage PLAGUE, : rood @ | g1.00, "abloben food ry Q , ramet tha rn ieee WICKED KNIFE ‘ fo nret rn, $3.90 per 100 Ihe Jor New , y : | aaron th pare , , sd pllty Puget souna, per ton, 812.00 , . care n ented Deputy; SAN FRAN¢ : t buildings. oun. Washington timothy, 81 I ey staf, t Stre the death cer Yriental adv Or tion of “ a corr - « be + : Sn the aining cars, 800 almos Roth showed that the cav flim Hongkong tet aaing alar - t ne y 4 At ‘ : fe Be "were packed, |d raleioas wanes : we au Ww. | sve, Wa hin har Embroidery Beadings : waked : 5 . fotly tres : : > ees y than ts shown nary @ . Ron wn ge amed Menara. 1 Roone and H . 5 Rod of cattl ‘ rb - . R. Cline as th it oh f 1 q Mothers with > t ed What School Directors Sey ves J FE and eaten tusinw on MORTALITY RECORD. itry Pork ‘ ise thrown into the cars like a hat t A Star report Viewed three |, 2 1 i : of bagwuxe ied of starve 7 ae emt school board chickens, 19@i3%e; ducks ‘ ‘ A were not observed h 5 y and Ly dagger a. under pledge that their namea| .t4¥® stock—Cows, Sige ; wo ny hth should be withheld, substa as Oise, « 1 r ] P apout 1 hth ee, BEEN Emt iflacy | ¢ 7 = | yl the dead Porto Ricans secrhe remains) TNT wea Tioga, Se; tambo | Snerso ot wunen mbroide y inserlings ging enti! mid 1 easily be mistaken t pa xa m the young Port Los Angele Melvie aw ha eu ¢ ~ taken bable that n paar be ' bye ae 2 masta ir norities will tak oe & peawert’s : - = Hise Angeles, Manue er which the ty - = 1 to Duluth, Minn. - = = é hey ¥ = y «= ‘ La sa as a final dor j = 3 service at Nayoya. a ck thin aft : r . = ry fl that place ery . “gee Ree : . = » The fun Mra. Jennie Ha fe obey N ' " > te : will spend the with his f ton was held at 9 o'clock this m. ! i une ; t % 4 = _ Carry Q. ™. lies to This is the first time Mr. Pea-|ing f he Church of the Sacred w jwar, who had been confined to hia) ("aprd. | 7 erie re rith | « ye y te @ sea Copper iy has been home in five years. In| Heart. Interment was at Calvary! [houre with dropay, They fell ts con ° - an Crean, wet Sle ar ; = ‘- River Country. regard to the present trouble between | cemetery. r Versing about old times, and discov- |! Lervenes lotore he could |e = r Japan and Russia, he said: “The ar ———— Jered that both were born in 1867,| or himaeit one of the others had | 7% NS | — ticles which have recently appeared | [8d were in thetr Sith year Saeed bie Bnite ore as Ant ofall AADADAORRASADADPRDABABALN rr ‘ in newspapers regarding the feeling i |, After same bantering as ~hy: Pp hy Bet PE A i Meee Seerect for the largest ship~| between Russia and Japan are all siocdus antecier te teaeen red aft GN, | Qeeeeeeeeseeeeeseerees tenes eeeee ese eee seen eee ee aa meat of government goods for Alas-/ overdrawn. No malice is contained physical endeavor the judge remark. | Swath re Ty re rn “. creed 7 hs this Season has been awarded to | in articles in Japanese papers, and I tne [ed that he was glad to may that he /Snd with voot t tervention Lavert o- s LLM Gray Steamenip aan? by @o not think any Is felt. The Rus- TRIES SUICIDE p danEerOS, Ss atid an still vigorous and likely to Iive | eas ithou| ner inju | HOLMES’ GOOD FURNITURE dl er's department. The sian foreign residents do not wish ee ee eel for =, at the Sorry He Dodged } Rares and mules, 15 head of cat. |iMe (or It sither — yapicly Ba heating apparaten Wil be por-| “fet you $14 that I'l outlive you Billeor Hello, Jimson! I've | — feet of lumber and io #T8fting ¢ ideas the civilized (Special Correapondence.) t Ty feaathie improvement |cried Young, “and we'll ‘ loaught y at last. I've been try s merchandize will be| Word. The manners of her private] New YORK, April 14—A_ large| py, ucuaaal ta Eee sane we put th for three weeks to get hold | i w atic api Sea Semne {citizens and public officials are | y7.2y a Week a pt and the one wh “ ae eatee ean that a 1 oe a ee @ the steam-| Changing for the better every day razilian part owned by Frank | and | buliding will be the Anest to have a $30 wre oh bo a8 to pay you thet Sf 3 oss i, *Bemet ‘will _ 0 civilian gow. | Tt Will be only a few years until the E. Brockelman, attempted to com- | on Pacific const. Gt tis Simecal os the # po employes who are to work Japanese citizen will rank with any| mit suicide while ina ft of de the wager 5 Fh? Have you been oan in the world pndency over the lose of its mate > accepted and th be ies ano far that? Pee new trail. The horses and |!" he ecmpieting his vielt to his Tene ey as teanek bio bens ans Kills Horse With Fist. money put in the bands of @ trade 10 eee tm h | iat Abercrombie, who has charge | triends in the East, Mr. Peabody will |neck through a hook on the top of| Young Ellie Franklin of Folsom. | woe went on A 3 bar te yo Young | kes! I thought you ‘work on the trail. return to his duties in Japan. his cage, and letting the welaht of | though he wetghe only 129 pounds, In| 5NO" Men’ OUlunors aly is 4] wanted to borrow more Elihu Thompson is expected | : his body bear on the soft part of |the village stone mam at Atlantic |{°%! ro Rie. > Know an ° mn possible Friday, and wit! bring his throat, suceeeded In forcing the |City. As he went into h ables jokem with paralysis and 1y-| Nest of all _ refrigeratgrs the goods « fair tons of copper ore from the VERY QUICK WORK point of the hook through the flesh | horse kicked Mim om the right wrtet wae is | Herrick ng in front. 3. D. Meenad on Virgin bay under the jugular etn. breaking it. In @ rage, Franklin third floor for ieee nae ctened contract with | He was reacu and the wound struck the horse a blow on the head . example which is Mecnad to bring 16 tons of ore WITH CRIMINALS attended to, but now he seems to be| with hie left Rac Tt uitied "the | ROO It's Negro Guest. Jevoted to DINID fates ta the Tacoma emei- worrying himself to death horse. édtintd . Gette ‘LES — gets Rew discovery bids fatr ! George's church. New York etty o represent~ the farmous Treadwell prop-| One of the quickest pieces of work a Mr. urleigh, went to Albany one 4 by oho Es | the equal « i. 2 island. The ore is good ledge ~%9 been found. A quanti the ore was a4 Bs the property by Bertha on her last tri | Of which assayed over fon «The fact that the iM owner haw signed a contract Ba year proves that he has som ied, and indications point to > fellow in jail the same night. Clar-| Twenty-Atth and dows. They set up @ ai scree ve the singer the best L GROCERS jison will be taken to Walia Walla | tried to borrow & Fevolver, @ FAZOT OT | ing and their shou he ¢ seat room in the ho and saw j at once. & butcher knife. Falling to seoure| Dean from his work cut the|it before he went to bed tha A Cc |" Criminale of all descriptions are|any of these weapons, he entered ajrope and let the man to the ground.| Albany newspaper would ann |getting thetr just desea, with Ite | backyard, tore down « clothes-ling,| The, man was stil alive, but died] the next morning that Mr. Burlelen D IT : 0. e cr } calendar of the while Dean was tying to revive|had been a guest at the executive superior court is kept clear and in| ’@n tos small tree nearby, and knot- |»), hing that would estabiteh | manaion wr. ' . i ahilad . Gierges were made by Benjamin | Teediness to take up a case of any | ting one end about his neck and an-‘the man's identity wae found in his - — - ‘Pelley against the Retail Grocers’ j description on short notice other to a limb, he drew up his knees pockets. 1101 to 1105 Second Avenue. et Yesterday in the courts : PP My runs 8 grocery store on elson Arrive | POoeoeseresoeoosos 0466 60060000000 000 th avenue south, He tr. | i . alin Rit So mee that he does not belong to| The steamer Charles Nelson, Capt | ee a ed ha ton and in consequence | Schage. arrived from Skagway and | &. —— te join the organiz-|way ports at noon ye ,) She # Mie seeking to ruin bis|left Skagway April ll, a few hours FOR DRA " FRANKFORT, Ind., April 18—By item, The plaintiff states that |after the Humboldt, and brought no rare presence of mind. Milo Hughes . he was served with aliate news. Her only passenger was aged eight, saved @ Monon freight ~ rhs retail grocers stat-|L. E. Buel, of the Morgan, Tren [teste ees Seem. Fan et failed to join their |holm Co, of this city, who has been (Special Correspondence.) M 7 |near the ratir agi > v7 E vt ¢ t i‘ ‘ a Ts mere EYFERSDALE, Pa. April 18 ing along rock, discove ter” Sel abe netiee to {fre cht w an bro vs "down. firm. Nol gan Jose, Cal. April 14 as John Cooper, B. @ O, railroad line-| bridge in fi * ‘ In the dark green ‘pbbers = wake pant wee ee excitement was created at the meet-| ap, stationed between Cumberland | Knowing the local freight was ' dab of thé rage couttvel cusentive |? kwood, swam an icy river|/about due, he ran up the track and mixtures, with ’ S. to save a@ tra flagged it by waving his hat E committee when official representa | t t Cooper dine a break in the} The trainmen m in th sue > ae are REPORTERS’ NOTE tives trom the Confederated Trades wiren’ near i Mat’ tea hones lasee and Renamed Onn “lnwed thee vague pencil ine y er Lent. 0 € S$ ri e 10 the asso s beleng- anctl appeared and entered an em-|swift watere of Willie creek bay be-|their gratitude. re M. C. Chabot, 45, died yesterday at| phatic protest against Chinese or |tween him and the broken line, A | ° stripes in jj f ik Isk Many Questions. & Stewart's de to be reviewed by President And the fast mail was almost dur. | ° red z McKinley. The reason for this pro: ithout hesitation Cooper plunged | To accommodate its savings depos Samber of commerce ts re-| J. W Swese was convicted Of 48- | teat was a suggestion made at a pre- |Mto the Icy water, swam ncroma, re |itors, the Scandinay Americar and perfect fitting. oll prow to 10c per barrel Bumerous enquiries froin | sault and tery upon Taw-| vious meeting that the Chinese drag- | Paired ak, and swam back|Bank is open Saturday evenings 6 f arrel, @ d- then as to the prospects for |ford in Judge Georges or ye on which bas been the feature of |S62 Communication with Cum. | from 6 to § o'clock, for the recetving ; U market valu Various factories, Some |day. He was fined $10 and costs. | Previous parades on this coast, t riand being thus re-established, | of deporits 1 . and learn that Geresondents want elab- rere : Riven a place. This dragon requires |the crew of the mail train was warn. | ° Ma toe | Matisticn which are not ob Sie presence of several hundred \¢4 and a fearful accident averted ABSOLUTELY Jemonstratec pany city, and others seem | ‘FOR LEGITIMATE | Mongoliane In the parade — New Arrivals ° eand nvestars 1 informagion. Ali | The protest was made on the Then They Fired H shipment of pattern hate cn eee i sgl Ia PUBLICATIONS | f.0220 2's Mata on They Fired Him =| eine yesterday direct from CORRECT 4 ion. with an ap golians in a parade on a basis teks sneer einai 2 | York to M. D. Pease-Johnaor led to investing. are up equality with Caucasians would give Pe... .* jw superior must bes , | 1107 Becond avenue, this city, ts IN r Se a Sey eetcadaes an topremtive tal ons |" aes uae to. ane't = nel SOUND PETROLEUM @. wits are evident 'n| 4, the last meeting of the Pan cries Againat the free entrance ot uy, when theuséiier seid be ew firm. The lat off, ont a ae Mongolians to our shores were wit sd gt. west prices is the motto of ihe f ERY DETAIL . a ane American mmissioners for this) i" eason, inasmuch as they form-|Jouble-hesded s Aiele new store y es ven state, ar jution wa adopte ai t 7 Soe Oenee article he propose p ed an essential part of our soctal tugging a barr nd anid that was now ord NE NEWS |reetly to the interest of the we-land industrial fab Such a ae cals ous Se coum ‘find oe ~ ‘ © et 1m . papers and periodicals published in| pearance of equality, they « a Ahn a dent Soe ete thie state. It will result in the total| would militate againat future effor | Ww. B HUTCHINSON ti) ar elimination of the advert &\of the laboring men of this coas Dv. ' . ive Ts satmer Pil ah Becident yen STS today. whe which met tw at the the will be r ST Mheoners are now be by im California and Oregon an A. T. & T. « they will be at trade. . i RNS FROM “FARAWAY JAPAN » oun ths t Nor % owe tram ¥ Yenterda y American it td 7 Making the eeption ng on na and re in #tart trouble but they and tthe hold bama was > the Jape were panwnwe r it Victoria thought a atan end When a eat, 11 more ope found | f th jo of Japanese and merchandise was clans American pa ent copper mine | . a aaloon keeper, and Bar When | the in road, on, who was senten rifin Jad was On prit graft onetustv y amt Mon “rolled™ Ps © from him was put on the case. excellent deseription sending a criminal was the case “over day by the to four years Clarison plead state penitentiary ed guilty of grand larceny. Evidence agninet him. ni ht ¢ Detective He of ¢ Commissioner this no printed matter of any sort (news The committee was assured by Dt 5 and other legitimate publica-| ree General Greentnger that the tions excepted) carrying an individ-| dragon would have no place in the ual rtising matter, should be cir-| par and that the wishes of union culated by reau of publicity| jabor would be respected f the state from the headquarters} fla This is intended to give al to newspapers jodieale, ete. within| the state, the sole privilege and mon poly of furnishing their varie 4 pu ized bureau | PITTSBURG. Apri! 18,—Herman Chambers ft nerce and kin Wearel, 1 as found hanging red con rela ties or their rep roller t iat his home at Mt € 4 a jog will be al Tre Allegheny disseminating in Hia s#tster saw him but he matter concerning | thought he was fooling nd playful t al resou * ly struck him with her hand She} may be stated | returned to the room later and found th arison of | alitt or| him the same mition with bic 4 usiona to other w-| bursting from h nom and ears, th stat ill be rigidly cen | nd his eyes protruding - clans #ay can't reco They lhelieve he was playing at hanging Launch Owners Meet. and was unable to release himself The launch owners of Lake W igguadhie foe =the oe ingte met Tuerdes night in the Mother— Will! ‘ou face very offic of the prosecuting attor-|clean, but how did you such ney and formed a club for mut-| dirty hands? ual protection and usement. | Willle—Washin' me face Tt principle complaint that ---0 aunch owners ha t make Go to Spinning for bleycle repaira, ils that the slough ‘bet ween Lak Sammamish and Lake ame thing different-——that's what Washington is continually blocked!/ they say of this place. Clare 1407 with refuse from the milla tn the vic-| Becond avenue. infty, There i# now # federal law! ° which covers this matter, and t All the latest in paper hangings. et means to hay it nfore crepes, stripes, burlaps, Bagdada, A fing to the la A and ore silka, all the novelties Star Paint 200-202 Pike atree rin ne ° M Moo the are he er Johnson and stole Harbee rbtained an arison fro r had the nat |g It was decided that| ta fame on the Tosa is ¥./ With imprisonment is the penalty at- | Co, Special KANSAS CITY, Mo., April 14 remarkabie determination to Gie was shown by «& well-dressed man of about %5 years of age, who called at ni several residences in the vicinity of Oak ts and jon in their favor and of contract | obtain legs ainst the importation from the Par East BOUND TO KILL HIMSELF. ).25 28 Sos . to @ nearby hotel, but was refused fay to sing at a private mus imittance, because Four other hotels w hia color re unwilling to receive him. Coming back to the himeeif to|house where he had «ung, explatr of hia predicament CM wh been . Whose attention had been attracted by the man's at tempts to borrow « weapon, saw the proceeding, but they were mostly women looking from their home w had t to be city. at % there is a grad- sai rime up to $250. COR. UNION AND SECOND AVENUE Succes MARKETS. * BOSTON GROCERY | ) 1220-1222 Second Ave. re to Not Less Than One Hundred Shares Sold to Any One Person = ninere was featureless on Wert-| Pile 151 . ern avenue toda st wan net Boston Clothing House | bri either, which fact will pu T ee | NDGAR FREE Puget Sound Petroleum Compan | wien last | — — tween ‘ha is e 0 ctor 406 and 407 Mutual Life Bldg., Seattle, Wash, for tw I Jou HAI pai L I Officers : ? jj uN ; pes ING QUOTATIONS. nows CANADIAN BANI ‘ bivecliern: (cor RRCTED DAN Y) phi fhe ne codes “a Orere ALenehenbanaseenhannbeetn tnt | ons, $ t ber? add That th ‘ rellable drug ns, $1.76@ lime: ways to the nt t We take every care to 36. r case; ¢ 900@ | The best tiated the exact ingredients or eating apples, $1,502.26; navel or every three dollar order for gr ‘urest dru anger, $1.00@2 needling, $1.26 eries (four and sugar except oY ante pik 1 1.50; bananas, $2.00@2.76; olives, 50%] ea) WT pea youre pee vou a nd Indies only t per gallon; grape fruit, $i.75@| This rare bit of store news want ol medyeines. only to 2.00. wil ng a lot of strangers here Se es | Vegetables | and the corner stone of trade Is ° ; Blenh oteen, Epecias Potatoe $15.00@17.00 per ton in acquaintance. Get acquaint tA ‘a aS turday hew beets, $8 case; carrots, per mack, | ¢d) with Shannon's, with | his 3 ITLE 1.W@ 76 ol 2.0 ” . vargest and GRILL te eres Ose! bules, tbo! aresn Some Bargains Telephone Main 87. © only Wirst-class Koos ¥ | SS Wk. " n * Kurop IN COD *!/ Jomtons, "16 doa wiiflower, $1.25, | &. B. Corner Second and Pike 4 Sian’ fotel, NECTION » | Lv I‘ % new Per dow; sweet pota Lemons a go for and aa, Wotan rn * | toes, $1,862.00; Hpanish Chili pep-| so is ple plar |D.amonds, Watches, Fine Jowolry | Ipers, 0c per Ib; seuer kraut, 9@4c, Lemons aa fail of juice as « and Siverwers Denno tide California head lettuce, @5@76e case freckle-faced boy is of miwchiet 400 A e BONNEY & STEWARI Ib; dried fign—cartons, 60c,| Fresh ple plant, the best heat 6 largest jewe no ne fain io « GA Er aad nO vo sp! piss ne vari lvarrsurest st jewelry house in th pees | eo Main 18. Beatin, Wash. \ ‘ >