The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 16, 1901, Page 3

SS ae MA ee ps ah — & MES es io) nm \3b OSAR dl 8 85 75 88 Ire qHURSDAY, MAY 16, 1901 OUGHT HER PRETTY PRESENTS, SO HE DID, THE landed them 1 THEN FOUND SHE WAS MARRIED : Davis, an Erstwhile Lover, Tells His: Troubles to the Police—Mrs. Kimball Proves False to Her Vows. Mahe maki she Rad money in the} which ane on sell and pay = This " : if she Bie that George Davin. an older |didn’t oll t a of thi By concern! rd were the story told t She Loved Him So. time Davis said no’ Mrs. Kimball of hie 5 pgeld watch and pe gratified her every whim. $he Owned Other Things Rim that she owned ac Ses which about A Davis to for foened by Emil & | him about th abe owned a $1 0 CLUB TENDERS THANKS ber Matters of Interest Before Injurction Proceedings Brought vy Chamber of Commerce. Everett Smith. evafter the payment of dues| tn advance will be re-| J l by the of himself. TRACT INDEX woman's help | Interest in It. |he made As was anticipated in the Star, In- proceedings to that effect was the | cour of 8 discussion of the mat- | petitic permanent ernoon. injunction restrain: unty Aud Fannval election of trustees |tor Lamping from issuing any wa: jm Jume 3, and Secretary | rants for the payment of mak Was instructed that mem. | dex system, which is now being co: ‘dues were In arrrears on | piled by E. W. Until the Bot be eligible to hold | hearing of the case Friday, Mr Lamping will be restrained from i cation was read from | suing any warrants | secretary of the Chi-| Mr. E. W. Wood, some wee cial Club, to Charles | was awarded the contra tof the Snoqual- | ing a tract index by th Co, The formal| missioners without the club for the many| Auditor Lamping. Mr. Lamping re. shown them during their | fused to interfere with the work, $e this City, were contain- | stating that he would m letter. | hold his signature from th Were admitted to! a ald leave any fur . Sire Carmen, F.|to tax-payers or any J. MF Conneli. ‘J. Connell.” SCANDAL, le Colateral of a Defunct, t Bank Disappears. K and protests agai | Dense involved in the undertaking MR. ‘BARTINE 2A, Mont, May 16.—H. ex-congressman from associate editor of the Standard, haa resigned from thy ff of that paper and will go to Washington, D. C. to take of the Washington Anacond ‘alleged that three-fourths Valuable collateral of th»|*ditorial charge ~ American bank at| ‘YD. disappeared S| F. B. Moore has resigned from the that certain eaitons bees | managing edito ‘of the Mont: tion, Daily Fe liege that within a few days | *@itorship failure of the bank, |mercial Advertiser. === QN SHORE ” notes signed by Whatcom and Fairhaver. i Were Worth 100 cents on the § Robert Muir is endeavor- Paertain all the facts in the THE COURTS, Becker, who created a dis- in the gad of the court- Monday night, was ye ” = eg insane asy- in colored woman lor amault with in Miter, was found guilty of ‘324 battery. aoa ll League Bohemian: Rafater-Grand tast night Mt league Bohemians held Sinks. A program of mu- ‘ numbers of rare Was rendered. The musi- The U. 8. transport Egbert has ar rived from San Francisco, Capt. W. H. Hawes, former firs er, instead of her Inte comm apt. Walton. The Ebert wi Jat this port for Alaska | The Al-Ki sailed Skagway last} night with 104 passengers latge amount of freight, most ot] which is consigned to the diffe 4 canneries ¢ HORRIBLE! ot the Times ts Tt has tak 5 P He Btenail and Mra. Crock See heartily apprec the literary rs by | Times offic - { shipwreck and seas near E nm APRIL 4, under date of Lon-| . England, the Star printed the following itten. AWFUL TALE OF THE SEA a May 29, ure LONDON ¥ of ably Haovis Reports Mat-| se the Police. printed th wa A HORRIBLE STORY Cannithaliam. ‘oral Ree ned. of being img PERSONAL MENTION. H Otay, ¢) Spaniard, ren wh bark Ange ast ashi inland after 4 n jboard « junk tuo devs “lata, whicks | S Prominent engineer oe Al-Ki iy ~|Mayor Humes Vetoes the Measure | ~| Report of Department Shows Ex-| ‘STRIKE nN AND SOUND .: : Grub for Pines BUILDING ed ORDINANCE MARKETS. *RRECTED DAILY.) Groen Fruit Gives His Reasons. CONTROVERSY *: IMPROVEMENT = OF CITY STREETS «: tensive Work, cat The report of the street depart. | t 4.60 mile Yor nin 3 Corner Yesler Way an ' ere laid. Adding t 1900, gives a grand tota’ miler, anking of in two 4 for a larke =" ® Alabastine ‘The expenditures 884.9%. The tax levy was basis of $40,000. » Much ~ kalsomines or m old xtures; superior to ; no hot w ater ne yi chip. THE DIRIGO The City Federat Jem all of the city nd steamboat om, which tn- * ont Iabarers Seattle, 2 ® CTAR PAINT = WN COMPANY wet —_jipents Pacifie Coast Steamshiy IN MID-AIR YOUTH DIES LANC. at play S. MAYFIELD FAMILY GROCER Pike St re |\@ CCC COSC OOe = g:5 ¥:" : : Y STA “MAMMOTH WHARE AND SEATTLE Yow Yor WAREHOUSE. i or tn For the China Mutual Company wit | Soon be Begun on the Water Front. Way fe gel doo< Bread, Sel sonal by Using PATEAT EXCELLEN FEOUR wl ACKLE Wr have b extra ‘The SOMETHING ro KN Ws Th pound @ J. ¢ dinary cups of atta Co 222 Pike St Speloer & Hurlbut 1215-17 Second Arenas ‘ Yesler Way Pharmacy fm al 1 Broadway. Populat Prices PRESCRIPTIONS Dr. J. BE STEVENS, Tel. Pink 1911 eeeee * Prop. » APS : 1901 SUYLES OF 3 Bullard Cameras ail and tn ts for this ron Dental aud Ph iugrapie Suns ti SOOSSHSOOSOSOOOSD Ss HERBERT S. UPPER 12 and 13 Scheuerman Block, First Avenue and Cherry St. KEELEY INSTITUTE _ Companions Antiquity of the Rose. The rone dat ‘ Ith OF MAY SUITS $5.00 In the newent of the eprt Gray mixture light invisible hest with se the hands a W.B. HUTCHINSON (0. COR. UNION AND SECOND AVENUE Buccessors to Boston Clothing House 902 Second Avenue Corner Marion. TEETH EXTRACTED FREE And. positively without pain. DPOCCRCORCREROEEUETU09898 FT 07899O8 a saw fdfes on Collars and Cufls Very smooth are the collars after the es have been removed by the ironer recently installed by ye want you to kin¢ t TRANSMIS snd DELIV RECEIVED « ; é: BOSTON GROCERY a Gon’ oi 1222 Se ond Avenue. Tel. Pike y 1220.1 E Thurston, rocery in this section ear lot r variety of grub for tors, and none hi , in pac ve figures an Picnic Parties, Attention | ! ' oft The Company owns share alike in all. Only ronmta—turkey those s kies, cakes, relishes ) Seattle Transfer a tg Freight, Passensor and Hogeas? STORAGE $e, Mata 41-46 ion 44 FA Are San Francisco, No, 328 Pacific Block, Seattle, Golden West Company drilling in oil. old, which will prob ably not ¢ a 328 PACIFIC 1g 9060000000000000000 00000 00000 0OO OOS OSOO>OSOSSSNOSSSIOSOESOSSESOEOSSEOS st 1g 4: THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY, { at, 000 OFFICES in AMERICA. ORATED MSCAOLE : SERVICE TO ALL Lage bivkctobes May 15th, 1901 Wn. Stock will rise this week. J. H. Jordan £ Stock Now Selling at 25¢ a Share, Par Value $100 proven oil lands. The stockholders and dividends will be paid only on shares. acres of shares xceed 2 380 500,000 25,000 California Oil oo Stocks... borden BLOCK. Bradstreet's Com Pare Water Line Your Well With CLAY PIPE Wall Pa per designs from 3 ac} jot gall & outhwick Co he 717 -19- 21-25 First Avenue Sale of Fine Millinery ew TOMORR »W ir ra'e Gur Early Summer Sale of Fine Millinery at Half Price hirts, closed — frot hirts, open front, 1 Queen =. Steam Laundry Near Pike #t, e you high gloss or Finish.” (No gloss.) 1890. . Correcting Defective EYES and os Making Glasses . ds Our Exclusive Business, Our Eye Speciollp A. A. SCHUCHARD, M.O. and to this work. evar. will 5 to Ught. If you want « pair comt absolutely perfect in fit Schuchard Optical Company, luate Opticians, 1207 Second Av., Seattle’ Next to Stone, Fisher & Lane’s Store. jeoesocoesoons I've been all over town to find a second-hand Cook Stove guaranteed to dake. Yeu go right to 3 TIRED « OGDEN'S, S507 PIKE STREET eeecsse 1, 6, MILES & 78-84 UR line of Man- tels is the most select and best adaptedtosuitthe pop- ular demands, and for any of the rooms or halls of our modern up- to-date houses. They are also especially adapted for hotels and s, where good de- and workman- ship is wanted at mod- erate cost. Parties buying man- at our establish- ment have the privi- lege of selecting any tile they choose, and can rest assured that our way of setting them and making things complete is by far the best method, as we employ none but EXPERTS to do this kind of work. signs tels be Bhs 3 & PIPER 60. Way. Yesler