The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 14, 1901, Page 3

qupspay, MAY THE SEATTLE STAIV $ ee Ends His Life" > Lasanlotbaain UNIVERSITY : | TO THE PRESIDENT ta he Po tie) eae! Hotel, Sha Bene a AT SAN FRANCISCO. outhwick Col ae mon. < By a Score of 8 to 4 Pullman © ' nd those t fax; Lee W. ¥ f> . A, 717-19 21-23 First Avenue - = cn f ine Wins Out, Veight, M ‘ 1 ‘ Pie Jonnee " i At the Seattle: W. J. Manght ‘ : ‘ ned from 4 ) files . e pp bs rooms A Mammoth May Sale OI Imported Costumes pst avenue £00 ent " as nt H y| baie ® - | Now Bel Wim, Tudor, | hu \ ve ; — ju H, wh y ae her Gatitccktees 3 | Him $1000. it will « Nome on Still at Work. . toa the ba d @ nore } ; pe ; a lg sel GY MALL. (Seta A la ee ee fs eee es coos tena | MURDERERS sa ak «: eee i . : GRAZED BY SILLY JOKE to have left y erent of the lars Sp reetve, her dep Aye The civil service mmission will) hour . m San | meet Wednesday or Thursday to pass r Loughead. . Y M b upon examination papers. Thompson, pitcher: Hooper s t Te Umatiila wills Pasieo tonicht. Hi a re on and & A building permit was tasued t Nu Ww * b Thor . L, oe 1 ie lights wine froth eve masthead Mite’ day to M. F. Backes oo ot Pu tory Brick and & : she ® t in th t ne thet tes PORTANT Gone to Tacoma. At the t ft Col. Cod ae aap a : S eeeamaetacaeme The transport Rosecr + ne | ri w“ t ' A h a s i. t ni “ t LABOR NOTES A meeting war held Saturday - ‘at the Sailors’ Union hall, and organ’ on perfected. reiaed the Koa le Water Front ‘Kanization w | ie Gh the umtons ont gated with watertr work, and Betade sailors, flremen. long. $300.00 Costumes 25. 7 $250.00 Costumes ee 6g Cw. 825.00 $150.00 Costumes are. ww. . $05.00 “MAY Not SHAKE HANDS. | frive to Oakland with supplies which are badly need ed at Port Davis SPENDTHRIFT 2-25. | Wife Gave Her Husband There will be hand-eh Kat the p er 6 with: . Love-Powders. peat ges : eption in th the president will stand on Fa 33 o Wiel ae et ed ee |Z = > "tou - FA or | ‘ 133 = ri 2 ee ee 5) [ | t uthern end of the nave, three feet above the mais | | ship carpe | 1 b i a that , to « ex ing that will prevent any over-zeab | ~} wemporary offi cted were: | " idee’ te oe ee Nsom ‘ ted > Boadpencye 7 ; are ad | HOLMES’ GOOD FURNITURE Git press fent viee- ; Trax. tn the supreme court. "hae ted nw blic May meet the president tonight in a a | : q A eg Am ue “I9 net occanions except this, the reception will be for all the people | ve Sa the : ary g| Perce whe te outng De, Thomes M. ta terrific crush can be joked for in the grand na seam g om om ce * |The State Sunday School tial on Gres t “d ces of Meater’s Point “ot Col. « ppose this | f . ‘ _ Astoria f Lone| est — N . ned th ; wea ’ | [trolley cars, knocked a 1 & te a | auick-witted bt the =.| JOB IS REVEALED EY qanew aes Carvertoed| 7, | tion “which waa : iE “| Then they escaped ‘without | the: ° First Presbyt chureh sin. (Continued fr ge one.) ‘of th number having been = | Friday, ‘adjourned wine di yesterday “ | RE given _ ae COOKS. WANT . ay vetly diate a wary Hot Sort ef| eh carefu cone, Senynen ee’ tan 1 be allowed a Fire. aol | consi d- ms him with malicious destruc ~ ate oh: i ” to Tee tt sh- 3 Sine werent obet president—Mrs. T. C./ Fe t to his chief, who could be ar ONSTANTINOPLE, May 16 a Petite enmren © Pike street, ct ie | Wiewell, Seattle a. with Cnncdbeciioetne an. | Man has jut sattied in hin}, Detective Cudahee wi teave Seat store invariably MMEEEELY for Fidine «wheel with. | Beco: > president—Mrs. Helen ‘ | . tonight for Philadelphia, whers| fie: Basi Ec on ane of th to custody g he busi- —— | Th President—To be sup-| And Together With the Waiters world » , Moni ont ness. Every Meredith today received word | Pile Washi . rt : or is wanted in & ae = man by the name of Mohr has| Fourth Vice President—Rev. Jos They Will Ask for It. i 1 The Chief Frighten: ote de to yiece of good new arated in Cleveland. He is |¢ph R. Monfort, Chehalis r y is : eet oe : ; : mraltted on Helen Fisher of th piece of goods le upon a charge of| Secret Rev. W. C. Merritt, Ta @ heen r tha th shied a hey addressed a strong letter to | city went “< ee i. = ke @ year-old | the sultun, saying that. they were |the prisoner, hut Mobr violated th in this large un- — Treasurer—D. 8. Johnaton, Tacoma He carried a | dytne of hunger, and had decided to | trust, and “skipp He w «| ae Be es = ith end Jap Korgan " Oe cdanenianenik t. ente: And inapected ev- | apply for the scraps from te pul. | be brought back to Seattle to stand stock is pricec de by Detective Phillips for a hee pig = tg fan's table trial ag ais: yer= wr: ‘sot machines. They were ley and Dudley Eshel man ot rage} men at the lowes aed M. Caton and H. 8 je forth oe q a wa a wa “TE Ht a. ~ figure consis- one Rev. ©. O. @hieids an bankutely refuse per money Woltend Ao! | ee die ee ie pee | FOR BUFFALO WAS ROBBED = — committee at a later em exp aitadle wh o G JH. Roche, Spokane ; tent with good Si 25 % GL. ROLMES FURNITURE (0. Ragee the 4 Bll oo : at different a : but here ‘ie the Boy Is H padoulied te Ilus- ; : eturing ba | matter trate Si Maidence of Rev. T. P. Re-| Ho. 1999 Ninth avenue. was} Saturday evening while the Was away, and $62 taken mand aa DRUMMERS’ Was gained to the house RICHMOND. Va., May 1¢—Mem The first be Baptist church SAMPLE 1101 to 1105 Second Avenue. RT| , surprised to see a. boy iL hey returned the pulpit, bet re be A St went entice tn” te rmOn “A Boy.” roeeer cre ree tecs crete tsar setter errr rer rrrrrrry ‘Was left burning. | - — * rem “ng ‘ Panes io working oa] a sry 3 ak poe 4 A Money Saver on Call Trade Prices. ta bearing the ni tarsal S —— 2 GRIFFIN Pt for the recovery of damages te Laundry Left in Offics Befora 100; for fy Peete Se were put on the boy again. S.. Reocay’d brant Musmay, oe ba ics AND HIS BEAR) seen psgpoaiay said the ‘minioter, "te orkut ‘stn ie 3 my dnisned Thursday, 2 pm — The funeral of Mrs. Tet Pareys p Ra i ae ee S Rraie’n:, soeear ie Queen ciy Steam Laundry Shee ee a _ TWO HEROES j Beers || ae! ne pasa das boy a Ww Tuna, ; . in front of —o "i d y ark Jomestic F “ x ‘aa oe, S| ever hei panese SAID COURT to the hot eee oe Sacrifice Thoir Li in Sav.) eescscesesensosesoosocos creseesesereecreee a- . c | k ‘ aM t 1 ing Others. mag uit t | cemet = OE he (Shurch Folk Are po Not " OhoyNAK. ss che man any money | CHICAGO, May 14.—Frank No ho €s |’ (N INSTITUTE Lake or Fremon Office allivan Butlde a F Hiciliiater taunt diletives'a. et-| Stubborn. The men t back and revived |and never entered into any pian to in, ons fr iives to pre | th 0 M en tot tan Sap.) h " they ed f any oth-/ vent ar n i oa. ladesperesepee ent a a meek MAGES tee mc 98 Seand aw, Tete Saey i Our Methods) 799. LATE CLASSIFY Ree ee, boy? were victort- # to locate Wm. Strandberg, a n ammonia. ns ago & Alton on a handcar, when Gaines id Sor | aghhcanmopedds the tsiedlag tat Ged there vooen- i “ f yea fat Wl t and nave 1 aeiaeiven ot the hand Sgn of the Big Come Pot : : | PS ba tot Oi hut " ——$———— 1 . > ontinued, ¢ May 51 Seattle Transfer Co. North Sen - na Table Linen — - ire i 8 AAW! The day has gone. by when the| they seek thelr clomet t Gn that thar hal te ash. rrested last night by Light running Cokunbla chatniess er ee ee) POSSOOO COD SOFC OOCCOOES @| guest has the pleasantest room in . t 4 In Hotels 3 house, Now the mother's room yall, they’ are allowed to dry oUt) Lane and Kasomon a warrant charg. | #70 Christopher Bros, 1113 24 av | teggeeqooooooooooooooooo DR. Cc. A. Gay 3 . 3 | 606 the living roen are thes i Unbunanecs | \WUMUSE (Ne DUNG peeeeeeeeeeeeennnee noone eee eeeeeeeeeeeneee DENTIST wen tore ap given # tab pip ine aie 902 Second Avenue iia goewt chatab rhe wart thea to votlee Wy You Should Invest in the Golden West Oil Co. reer EeTnACT ones folowing are among the t h i aving n Om ‘As Hotel Diller: John\" ‘ : h the thir ir plunge int 1 ured a Its undeveloped lands are worth more than the par valu And t pe Baad by Bie wire, Aes . ager } : ee s — ih L$ 2 The company pays no royalties, but absolutely owns It Chapa to is a cmenwnin, ign, Thin |no,inyapon"tRE tong: way envonae|sunpicionabie character, wee arvert-|$ '*"% tus tande are in the ditriet producing the lightest and fi ‘Yesler Wi uy B Pharmacy » do if L devot a re 1 wih t gincer Thom has ap : - : “s" 4. ite Janda He in the very heart of the district where wells are Corner Yesler Way and Broadway, for the one ni ¢ | inter-« y re-| VW. N. Cruch atre 1) Wm. Coffey and J. Butler wor certain produce nd ther \ hoult be iving in le up an t ae a list of elvil servi ib bara ning, as disorderly pe " older being frogen out, even if the management should Dr. J. B EVENS, Prop, 1] Dr goner. k " itt x ne | ad race io thi ha M at shall, m blackemith, was raw’ of Rehtockholder 1 notable for corporate y ty Tel, Pink 35 va 1 Bia, Fire Lost Wight The pecond part of, the aurien of or a number of hock ppagieapens a 3 Stock Is Now em at 25 Cents Per char : [Pare Water. Cig first ' r was recely poll 3 lay Co netlom af Behn. th ‘star Paint Col Third | whiten she wat California OW ee 328 Pacific Block CLAY PIPE ' i“ bh t ' i k EFERENCES i “9 ne pig Kern Valley Punk kersfield, Cal; Western National bank , , . t zi ; Pin , P - piano how “ doin He an Fran oO, Bradatre ‘« Commercial Agency, San Fran Daily 1 of Bchoch, the Pullman ath-| Clare, bat denignor nd ay | ko | soeererroossooossosoooosonesooosoooeooosooooeeee | 806 Second avenue, near Xesler. | et ABER ea PRIMES RCS, Nec ; Pe be le PE ales EIS el ina A SRM he ea i eee a Siebel lh RE a IS