The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 7, 1901, Page 1

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ee THE SEATTLE STAR. g, NO. 62. SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 7, 1901, SWIFE INSANE FROM = DETHRONING OF KING NEPTUNE, SHALL WE | RIGHT AND EXPOSURE | IN JACKSONVILLE FIRE 'Consider Mark Hanna The for Next President? —TRNER ON HORNED TOADS, eR, Day on ‘Change Follows: Strong Gains. t “ m t o. Paid a Penny Each, t is sald that Mr. Dutt e Right Patterns Hires Right Fabrics stock is at all times re- plete in right patterns and right fabrics. The man of } modish taste can satisfy hi ideas. The man who look for extreme fashion need not pay custom tailor’s prices. We are showing this season many exclusive patterns in Famy Worsteds, Cheviots, Serges, Etc. $14 and up to $25.00 ou to look through our stock before buying your spring suit. You'll find our prices lower than those asked by most lealers for Strictly Up-to-Date Clothing. One Price - One Method PAY ONLY ONE CENT A COPY—That’s the Price 250TS A MONTIL ———ment A FRESH LOT OF Gunthers Candies DMG: ‘Telephone Main 787. fi. @. Corner Second and Pike Popular Companions at Popular Prices for horned toa’ fo Tom as a curiosity. J. Pierpont---‘Get out o’ here, Nep! I’m King of the Deep-Sea .. ‘| Trust, and | own the ocean---See?” mtry and then the a that ! be raised so T fn ake over 2 Fram What Trusts Spring. fold merely to show from horned LEEDS, ENGLAND, MAY 1--THE DAILY NEWS, WHIK me WA HE PIF APER TO remains | ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP CONCERNS. NO little or no | H NAVIE Present market ' THE LE ND LINE DBAI AY BAYS TH J. PI MORGAN HAS ACQUIRED ¢ F | his, however, fs of the future. At| OF THE ATLANTIC TRANSPO! AND RE ‘ LIN rH PRINCIPAL | ne "BIG STRIKE. , ou, Threatened By English He CIRL HELD BY POLICE F eal Coal Miners. MILLIE KEATING Pic, n the tonnag which will b MOAN SRO, \ 515.741 to Linen De a general export tax fight said that the leg 20 years of age, Mil- 4 be occupies a ceil in the north corridor. ‘Wery pretty giri who $ given for the, United States > ; A bo y ia inthe city | The utmost secrecy te mais 1 by |@ navy do not include traneport ‘ ri ed by parila At Mo yore- on6 0 Igition of being a “s' the officers who are workin: the 1@ refrkerator sht at Cream Damask, some Bogue. of) the” cloverest| case. They will admit that If their |@ etc. The total ie | turkey red borders: Durgiars that have | suspicions girl under arrest @ navy is 481,068 to We and’ @ for some time. prove true, it is by far the most tm-/@ placed the Keating ihocececereeececccereress 3 At arrest Inst night, and »! (Continued on Page Three.) — | 1 WITH ALKALI! DUST, THE PRESIDENTIAL TRAIN == ASHORE! military feviow Today $ » Ever: SOSOCOOOOOOD PETERSBURG, May 7. - mn Ar MK Aris, May 7.—After an all-night trip through the alkait | > huge review of the army was held by ib sand and dust. the run from Fil Paso, « five-minute stop was made each at ¥. M.; “Benson, Tuczon and Maricopa, Ariz ttals leaves here tonight and will enter ¢ ME Rediands being the first stop. Los Ani Ih the tatter city an elaborate welcome has been planned. Gécorations are reported as handsome and showy in the ex- ELYOU SAYS SEATTLE NS ARE SATISFACTORY ‘Wash., May 7.—The fol- | ‘Was sent from here | : 3. Hames, Hon. John H > president | Betitie Wash. Gentlemen, | entirely tatistactory and agre . | ted by Senator Foster t ‘Very respectfully, | President McKinley has the art of speech distributing Gown to just as fi 3 | 4 | ; RECOMMEND ire 2) was & er | PARDONING “= of prison managers to. animous ded the! of th rothers. convicts can by Fe- To Meet the Duke and| Duchess of York. # the president begins the pres him starts on its udes hia r erapher, who f his brother « to him. crelary Corte tyou has handed Alas “8.2 and 4.9." MELPOURNE, Australia, May 7 of York held a SOPOOOODOSOHSOOOESOOOD the provisional program | “THOS. SAMMONS, for entertaining the prest- | Secretary.” ‘ fe | Important Bids. Maj. Ruhien will open bids tor w morning for 1,000 tons of onts t ro be used by the commissary depart- | é | me nt. |. LONDON, M On May § bids will be opened for|been granted the repairing of the transport Rose-| champ from his wite |crans. Her engines and b the open air. F fatson, father of f epan ot Aron Wark: | Ug Running o on Albany's of wood, We ha miners for many y lers witi|¢to the Karl eive @ thorough overhauling and) pounds damag: Hugh Watt, a for-) Seattle and Vicinity.—Tonight oc rand > > 7 by Council—Mr. Trimble De- | rai Fepairs wilt be toade all over| cr member uf parliament, wan ths earfonat showers; Weancsdg ta te Streets Today. before you go. it 60-respondent. ipo h south to wost winds. mands an aaa som Ordinance granting G. O. G ie | ALBANY, N. Y¥.,, May 7.—All the Arugriet, a permit to erect a street-car nes of this city are tied dettrical eign above his drug- up by a strike of 800 employes, who iw? 8t Second avenue and Yesler j want the ire system unionized and Was referred to the ave and wa mayor was authorized by ord- {6 enter into a contract with to collect grade tax | “yen | Blake, Byers, Crichton, Muldoon, Navin, Rude and Vincent Vote Boldly to Appeal Telephone | ape Hat asoy aero _ Be Case---These Men Are Unable to Explain Their Position in Crying eecant 4a the northern scetion of th Down Competition to Sunset Company. tht Ine lore et Juin Rooaad 15X24 X12 § joints of telescc nished with each sto The pipe packs nea’ lerk hire. he advice of the corp Vincent, Crichton, @doption of the corporation room on sled. mittee’s recommendation that al be taken, Benjamin, Rinehart jt ttle, the | Taylor—4 y Murphy's Change. Mr. Murphy's change of the taxpayers of d Seve tion 4 b Crichton and nmittee's report was cham their vote dinance, Then Mu favor and carry with the solid # himself elp en In the telephone id last night that the seven would not ount, as Keven votes were the ma | jority’ anyway In, Parry Out of Room Mr. Parry, th (Continued on Page Three.) | the cash drawer dabei stingray = RTE EE etc ps iit atintag ot Gold Scales. --- Assay Balances) 0 e purchaser to participate in the free distribu 0000000000000 000000 09 o Unadulterated California Wine SPECIAL DELIVERY coal oil gas burners, THIS STYLE MADE IN TWO SIZES pipe, one bake pan and one tent collar, are fur- inthe bake pan,andthe pan fits the drum, the drum goes inside the stove, and thus saves freight charges and | STEEL RANGES For large camps, Cooking Utensils for camp and cabin: Gold Pans, Sleds, Ficks, Ropes, Axes, Ete We have Scales which will weigh| from a lead pencil mark up to So ounces. Tel. Main 35 627 First Avenue THE LEADER fy, ¢partment Specials ¥ purehare made at THE LE ARRIVES AT PHOENIX FROM OVER THE CACTUS PLAINS ee | ee cd ccsalmnoee For the cure of Liquor, Morphine, Opium and Tobacco KEEL Habits—The only genuine Keeley institute In Wash- P. RAY, Mgr. insti- © or Fremont car Main, 835, Seattle, Wash, . double roll up. Peeeeeereey STOLTING’S nd British Columbia. J. e Ave, Take ullivan Bldg. Tei COMPANY. + . 109 Main St | \@ MIGLIAVACCA WINE es Telephone, Main 657 8T, PAUL, Minn, May 7.—The palin ka... | Stoves EN styles and sizes of Sheet Steel Camp Stoves for use in tents, log cabins or in urnished, if desired, with used in case of scarcity ve supplied the Alaska ears. Let us outfit y u 15X 30X12 ype ve tly Stewart & Holmes Drug Comp: «SPRING... FOOTWEAR HOW ON SALE COCOANUT The season for cocoanut ig athand. We carry the best brand there is on the market; Toe neon extracted before fee not been ex prepared, hence tt ts RICH ILY, while the other is HIPPY; sold in W. S. MAYFIELD FAMILY GROCER Sot Pike St. ‘Tel, Main 998, “Wall Paper New artistic designs from ite $16 2rd ave: next First M. E. churell ou 2 re ne ‘trea Albert Hansen The largest Jewelry house in the Northwest. RANA A 78- 8-84 1X reales Way,

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