The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 30, 1901, Page 1

% Only Paper in seattle That Dares Saat the News : =: TH PAN-AMERICAN POSTAGE STAMPS SHAT TL WASHINGTON, a NO. 56. WV PRESIDENT'S WIFE WW FRAGRANT FLOWERS SEATTLE, UESDAY EVENING, APRIL TACOMA’S PETTY ATTEMPT 30 /EVERETT LADIES ARE ENTERTAINED The New Series Arrived at Local Thirty-One Members of the Relief Office Today, Corps in the City. " If Scheme Succeeds McKinley Will Have but an Hour mans Pay a Charming Tribute to the The an po ty-one tad the 1 Daylight in Seattle—Senator Foster Using Pull. first Lady in the Land--Mr. McKinley | exmviion ot nurtaio, wnicn oper Teenie Nessats Speaks of Blue and Gray---Wierd ; pontomice 9 nt down ty train thu morning and President Prophet of Hackensack De- inattons, one, two. four, five, /WnKil ovetaek wa ape, th i vA clares President Will | Sreccant stamp te green and beare| Deparime efi, Pree: | aco Be Stormbound. |rea ta cole and bass gtoture’se | sane. pal Nernon eeeeooe Peoeeeeooooe ? t M ead “ ag ' fl ; : ' THE PRESIDENTIAL PARTY “ ty Nel I anne eoead eereeaper 4 : 1 nll the |e ne) of ah A Potty Spite Preident and Mrs. McKin! Mise Rar Postmaster PS So and | t B ° " Postips ll tire. Smith, Secretary Hitchcock, Miss Hitchcock @ [the W that were | F ‘ \ g Re ry and Mr nN" . » > J ee r { re tv 1 > . POSSESSES ODED SSOS OOO OESOOOHOOS TOMORROW is OPENING DAY ’ n ; BR, Ala.. Apri! 00. wid MecKintiey arose | . b » ! ode Lockout mountain, at Cha ma, Several hu Pan-Ar xpoat- | Port 1 Lt y fap the station there, despite t sof the hou shit ; ; i : Sie megret, the president did not ‘ > tra . wh , 1 beoa . in thes ks : a havieg afforded the crowd a git f the executive x . Mt waht a Gigs night the president retired a ck. His last appearan: $e t # opening t t dig the evening had been at Bris jor \ eons will carry the news | Mr. McKinley ' p tr r of a Hp sebedule of stops in *, bes: Huntaville, Decatur " « throughout th ‘ pe he re ee Corin , and Memphis, Tenn. arriving at tho | Seeteseseeeeee eens , |i and , asl un this afternoon. The party will sleep aboard the train | thy - t 4 mil i marting for Vicksburg, Miss, at 1 .k tomorrow morn- OFF FOR THE DISMANTLING ; igh ke @ OF bt Ex-Gov. MoGraw Angry Baty Aneel M W Whe outspoken !ing lle Representative Rich. {introduced the pres’ ardson who succeeded Gen, Wheel rowd that had gath THE OOPACK — EXPOSITION He Has Pieurisy. expressed appreciation and thanks for the warm wel- ww. MG’GOVERN- 1901, TO MONOPOLIZE PRESIDENT of ( Seeeeeoes Soe |First Shipment of Exhibits Started | The Work Will Be Done Over in|)! sehian oe Ka heen tn xy sense an instrument in the hands of the people , the North and the South, !t is the highest distinction | Last Night, | Tacoma. - : " GARDINER - } A. e Bi glad to see the boys In blue | "4 eplendid reception SMilitary people. W fer pence, and only when w inerer gone to war for c . for Wherty and hx me Mekiniey stepped out on the platform and was given a fine ova ent’s wife was almost buried by fragrant flowers, show ilierhy the chivatrous Sout herne for exploitat AN FRANCISCO, M > IOWA GOES TO EVERETT RIVED of taxidermy jores, minerals, et The next shipment will be made ly the Northern Pacific road With- xt few days Eastern Washington will thoroughly by i, Als. Apri! 29.—The presidential tratn reached here at She distinguished party was welcomed by 10,000 people. Ail were closed. ‘he ladies presented a beautiful loving MeKinley nt re ceived 4 basket of TT, Apr he navy de-| ors me The p athern_jow m ie ey Age] Bi : aihaen ea pack ia disr t e . ably be put INQUEST. Coroner Tt 2 bis aaah xhibitors will shipment speech was made by McKinley, Hay, mith and Hitch A When president and his wit nm th they were covered with showers of flowers. = pwas one of the prettiest ‘i (IA, Ala, April 2%5.—The presidential train arrived here on | Decatur and Tuscumbia the train was stopped and the | N, April 3. rneat Roe Was photographed. | Harvey rker in Graeco-Roman wreetling match Ia appeared rear p ar tied One Hour. A SPLENDID severe storm, he says. in T: May 1; wili| party will be composed of the Mc-| Ohio| Kinley party and Mr. Laughlin’s > | family only. Covers will be laid for| EVE 18 |welt dre L Ma: and will ta New York An unknown, ; bl fous ETT, Aprit 90. 4 man, une ots, The name it be Examinations Tomorrow Wit be more severe the In the evening of the same day «| cause of a crushed skull, was brought |,,From_ the facia that the a A civil service examination wil iy Which have occurred during reception will b ndered the presl-| here this morning on a mgpencdenan pearance of & geatieman h 1, emorTOw ,, morning . ‘The greatest flood of |dent at the Laughlin h About| train, and removed to the © found with a er ! need ana seer enainc is will take 260 invita’ + place June mp have been iswued tol n . where this afternc nd axeman, Sixteen apt Conviet at Large Frisco Tonight. Heavy Mortgage Lifted rning Dexter Horton ant NSACK ENTERTAIN <scSoo fo See) IMPROVEMENT tins WARNS M’KINLEYS =| ati stale = sles i oll ate PESIDENT. AT DINNER WELL DRESSED STRANGER oe veusbn ts ue, FOUND WITH CRUSHED SKULL “- earatg “AT EVERETT. weather prophet of Hack-| str and M Bag Fees ‘ ontinued 0 EVERETT, Apr predlets that the storm of |emfogtsin peewttone Mekicey sa4/TRAINMEM FOUND HIM LYING BESIDE THE TRACK, "> pd yg Rigas eeatees obese, ts] Dery at dinner on Wednesday, May | FIVE MILES FROM MARYSVILLE POSSIBLY tok ~ Ricusaiee onan te ome MET WITH FOUL PLAY. or iS X| The Championship Fight at | | | S the the many friends of Mr. and Mrs. | dy ? t . President, not having Laughlin Mrs. Laughlin sayss “T n was found five m ih warning, will be storm- | Wish as many persona as possible to | x trainmen, wh: ftal this after. ee for Naval Station | to Mr. Devoe meet the president here.” Snohomish coun Macent to th amed the body of a dead k ‘ H ‘ning the traimmen on the south He remaina, and ein o Puget Sound f ESEEKERS. ma the strange ae bel in on tase magat Round nas Inquiry this afternoon at York Loan office secures ation: Pawnticket No, 71 t with them, ‘There were no papers on the man’s warm reception from a ; but a! yesterday to a my me |t d when ho arrived here thia rk Loan{as Tom King. ‘The ticket calls for |b morning. He was escorted to his | Of atte, Was found in on of|@ coat and vost. m saldwin t “I DISGUSTING. hotel by a commit f art that mekeen & att A ae te hala tore te a lTowa club. This atternoo bail’ for trial in thé United Public reception. trict court on the charg _ Méjust Telephone Rates m a DERELICT 9 ma matter through iste Adinmitees Speaks Up for Uncie Sam ? oon commerce will “The government has b f th 4 V¢lock this afternoon at | badly maligned,” said YORK, April 2%. , s the c | Went, of the United States reat 6 TORIA, B. Cy April Jepartment at Man ‘The biggest thing Ww contemplat. vaw ‘ Rainter-Grand 3 “ es : In Round Twenty. ee ie e4 by the board of county comr ur everywhere, but on Jeloners, 1s an addition of a wing to}r LOUISVILLE, Ky., April 90.—Dav feeding of the troops the treasurer's office. ‘This scheme | t f Br ocked out held at en as been con Poorer lelland in the ie expecice “ih , RM J hg omar Aly. Rabanne tieth round, Practical reliet paceciuen ‘oe ke anne.” lew 0 at the 1 | | business of like six ansom paid for his board has no b & to bec —=— — |turn if he will agree to aband ns i 4 stg ees Jetermination to. punish j highly probable that the old propost . tion of i and making It| » April 20.—"I'm not cheeky enough to endeav ay rece will who has been pursued with hf all over Northern Luzon during the | an party.” sald Senator Mark Hann Nome hat rinodel. |DAst Your and more, without success, has surrendered x ide of that party on the uri te Apr 20-—H118 hands of well known| WASHINGTON, D.C, April 9—OMcial a from Gen, MacArth Pie Sherned there'll be no tinkering with the tari bi” Kentuck derby in afchiteets now and were to have been | confirm the press reports of the surrender of @en. ‘TY nd tell or mae. SA: The track was fast, and the |submitted to the commissioners last | the aurrender of Cola. Clprano Galto and Karibae and Malvars, an witnessed by fully 25,000} week. The plane at present are for! tne pest officers at Lipa, with 108 men, 86 r und 28 of Betting was heavy enlargement of the treasurer's : a Princely Offer. Exit Slot Machines. —— providing; for larger voett rv. Tinto came in at Sinai WALLA, Aprit %—Fitt WHATCOM cae eel je Launched May &. library in the roor w ooeU. MacArthur adds that thie pacifier the der f Northern Lu 4 | os , pad . he chief y the courtroom « 6 im QMiars is offered by Dr. D. here has been instructed by | NEW YORK, April The Amor. |{ t f Judge I SNR Pilekathin. ty hens mares to venee. acter Xe |tcan cup-defender, Constitution, will | "Ki. tan now cont WASHINGTON, PD. ©, April I 1, and Aglipay, leader in oan, to| the mayor to # after May 1, a nyt " o ne plan now contemplated by th 1 ader in 2 Woman's dormitory at | nickel-in-the-wlot ‘machines, t | be launched here on the evening of! .ommisstoners is to have the present | A dixpatch this afternoon announc ™ Norte at Lave The latter | ft is pro- | th ash-paying and mercha May clerk's office ocoupy Ju eovanduie wi iia anda y Tin right hand man and 4 the raising of an ad- | sty Gambling in thie town wa Meoting of Pioneers courtroom, together with : ange urged with many Kross violutions | ed in Ja and since then ha and. move r ern in t , n tt oy remained ¢ A meeting of pioneers will be held fof the count “ ti o'clock in |now Know kin Preach to Graduates pene Fore eo |so much sought by the county of . shag bead ebay B April 29—B. B, Bor April $0.~The: bass consider what [Corn If the present plans ot gee hing Calet | as been awarded th > y Dy the pion- | commissioners are enacted, work ot Kipley, v y Mayo mon for the Washington ny t ; tor bullding tht ata Aavouttural ces Saath Som edi one oars ral ne for participat- | the new wing will be con ot HICAC April I nn n and ed by shop Kari Cranston of ng in the ceremonies will be sug-|F completed during the sum-| CHICAGO, pr 0.—Th old mem agiui an 1 by Bishop Karl Cranston of ing . JoounciLiast ‘night confirined the ap-|lice force, [fier months, th J x | Mothoaine sin 8. 0 SRR AIS aT wanes i a : PAY ONLY ONE CENT S AR A COPY—That’ Price OT 1 MONTH Kent’s English Tooth Brushes found in the city. + 2 White, Colored, Laundered and Negligee. at 25¢, $1.00 and Up. Working Shirts 50¢ and Up. SRE Ear Ley ‘Telephone Main 131, A Great Line for the Boys and Juven > &. B. Corner feconé and Pike at Soc, Goc and 7§c. We carry the MON- ARCH and other good make One Price - One Method 4 <> Adams EBlanchard s ~ [ADJUSTABLE BEDSIDE TABLES Goods for n Any | | We Sel Less | City Money Th in This Specials for This Week Percales. Dress Ginghams. Stewart & tines Drug (a 627 First Ave. Oo PESOS OOSODOSOOODOHOOOVO® ; CHE LEADER , FIO Beoond Ave. oting reart Spies Malt Price Now ne'Op Dainty Wash Gots, We are now ready for the sumn | Report of Flour $000006006440006. x Subp paae eek: 3 peghcmngy From the Chidow institute, “ oie} Vand dainty as silk, ‘chol Chicago, Illinois. D. simities a Miples Pat | No cd Sse = jeseee BE: For the cure M KEELEY Rous rss. 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Compare our prices elsewhere. You'll find ours are much lower. prices Z. C. Miles & Piper Co. 8-84 Yesler Way, Between Ist Ave, and Railroad, THE LARGEST STOVE HOUSE IN THE NORTHWEST