The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 28, 1901, Page 4

. Bted In PERSONAL MENTION, MEMORIAL DAY, Seattle Will Pay Tribute to the Memory of Nation's Dead Elaborate Program to Be Carried Out on Thursday. Harry Big A. } Geo. W ALR Raiph volunteers Aida wit} ree TREN day will be commemor- | with more than usual | 4 Memorial jeattle ceremonies. j Members of the Grand Army poste] have worked diligently, and no de-| been overlooked which would | lowing is the full j ay THE PARAD various orgar t 9:20 at The gembie Platoon of p Reading of Or 's First Regiment band. Ww First regiment N. G. W High school & University & Mayor and wouncil. 1, First Washington Volunteer as Poclation and ex-soldiers of Spanis ™» A BIG CROWD FOR SKAGWAY Sailed on the Dolphin Last Night Vessel Was Delayed, Ww sa at Gettyw & Sexton Po: % Miller P 10. Stevens R The parade wil] move at 10:15 a m. sharp. Line of march wi @venue to Ye Bue thence to Pike & Fourth avenue, th Where parade wi N be pee to Art dismissed. MEMORIAL OMMITTEE Welstling, chairma p. Dodge, secretary MAKING THE THE ANIMALS MONEY FLY ENTERTAIN City Councit | Passes Many baie | Norris & Ro ned Animal ment Measures. and despite the pened with a$ show drew anoth: rowd night. The performance is pleasing throughout and every moment, from the time the ringmaster cracks his Whip for the entertainment to in to the closing feature, is taken tp by the wonderful tricks and act of daring performed by t ponies and dogs. T of the monkeys s« erybody: ‘The performance opens by a pa ade headed by Norrin & Rowe band. Following are the p dogs, elephants, zebras and se pleces of fire apparatus wh used in a fire scene that closes perform: Then there is the | dispensable clowns. Last yedr the show had but one. This year four | funny 1 ist the animals to en- tertain the crowds. Some of the featu formance are drills ant Council last night passed the fol- faome Dills: G a ing East John street f jue north to Boston Hi. dition, and East Thomas street fre Wth avenue north to 2th avenue orth. Dolphin consisting for Dawson. 4 that the excessively ¢ ing in t t where ice ie f K, Will prove fata e to amuse ¢ ‘These resolutions were parking and si Fast es street from 20th avenue | 20 22nd avenue; grading the alley in | Block F, Denny's piat addition "The following improvements were adopted walking from inter to 17th avenue south, and on With avenue south to Judkins street @nd on Judkins to 2h avenue) @outh; grading, parking and curb- fng East Thomas from 15th aven: ing which a clown p t Morth to 2th avenue, and East John | session of the ring and r c State tet tte tte tet a Street from 2th avenue north to| permit any person to enter \ $ Boston Heights addition; laying a| given sugar to eat. Then he bow In Hotels $ ‘water main on Belmont avenue from | politely and leaves. A school ¢ ° > ‘Bast Roy to Lakeview avenue: lay- | trained dogs perform the tricks for | ¢ 2 hg cement sidewalks on East Re-| which they are noted, such as t OWOO8 000000 0000000000000 Publican street from north Broad-|ing back somersaults, walking on - way to Royleston. and on Boyleston | thelr four feet, jumping rope. box- from Pontius addition to East Roy; | ing, etc. The McGinty family ha Taying a sewer on 27th avenue south | thelr share to perform in the ente: from Main to Dearborn. tainment. ‘3 STAMPED = in the band of trained sea lions. Weeks ago a number of| | The tents ar festaurant and saloon keepers weet ner of Howell str haven; A. J. Raish, Ban Fras found/who haa unstamped wines in| TU. Performanc eas man; T 4 Heir possession, and the goods were | ™. and & p. m. Dusen Gablecs teen! Bromin feized by the revenue officers. Depa : oA. G, Long, Port Engin nas"pstiaaes's 2. WILL BE OPENED ean WITH BANQUET men of fines. The owners ‘of the wines sent a statement to the | The University Terry avenue and s of the t or ong the lat Walla W ett; Chas Fargo, the baby elephant, a na-| and J. Sar ered ox and trained zebra perform together. Each performance ec! putian hippodrome rac scene, wh par! erson and wife, Viet 8. Hardy, P- on with 1 t de E. Bingt 1 0 Woolley Boll, Everett At the Butior: O. 8. Paulson. Fair D. J. MeGtivery department saying food no intention of violatin = Jaw; that they always stampe | Ghe goods when sold or sen from shelr premises. ‘The wines will, therefore, be released from confieca- $ on and the owners fined all the wav from $25 to $100, according to the Bmount of wine seized. b house. Madison the Prunewick minent Douglas if Theaters. jer. The club ¥ | February and a ‘The Frawley company returns to| © the Grand Opera house tonight to| Fesume its run of the greatest suc cess, “The Masqueraders.” The company played to a packed house tee ascites, on EXAMINATIONS IN ria CO. B, N. G. W. fRrouEh the entire week, followed next week’ by Girl I Lett Behind Me.” x | Rieht ing of. om tic the Star last ire Washington ‘The praise for the work Co. } igntly belongs to Miss Donah Ben- ba B about Hii GROCERS A Should be instruct- ed that cee | sist of M. “Ten Nights In a lar Room” coll, both of Tacor t Bnother crowded house to the T b ee mot > Avenue theater last night. The y ‘ane, Ww ia de mun ¢ will continue through the w uniform, an t. Strin Next week Mr. Ward and his ¢ ay, will play, “Through By T eredit for the exceedingly clever | tations of prominent actresses, froduced in “Ten Nights In aE Adjutant G Wear bw Is the name you | wish on your sack 4 Bec ne * y of Flour. fond avenue, : attracting large audi I Novelty Mill Co, ences by its fine moving picture Views. jal Summor Sale FAIRYLAND, | pwinstnuses nd a | A Hundred Little Children Will Cn-|2'",\Pn we tertain at the Seattle, Suites Ja ts, skirts ik shirt lowest pri HOWE MAIN 1025 washable an as mA, 82 YESLER WAY SEATTLE” yles ir Hien’ ta Jacke ists are 4 possible Prof. A. M, Little has for Month been training the Fen of his classes for tw Mments that will be gi Right and Saturday afternoon at t Beattle theater. The dance will & sort of farewell affair, ax Prof. Little will leave shortly for the to learn new dances that have ¢ into vogue there in the past year His entertainment will be given by more than 100 children, who Will perform a number dances. There will be a Kerri and Fairyland and a Dance of All Nations, all of whieh will require elaborate costuming and effects. The Seats for the two performances will | be on sale Thuraday. © past o hild-| Goto % C. Miles & Piper Co, for r Alaska outfits. | Correcting Defective EYES and Making Glasses Is Our Exclusive Business, Our Eye Specialise A. A SCHUCHARD, M.O. Devotes his en time and attention to this work, antee to fit any eye that will respond to light. If y Of glasses that will give comfort and be absolute and fini We guar- Schuchard Optical Company, | Graduate Opticians, 1207 Second Av., Seattle Next to Stone, Fisher & Lane’s Store. we Doncaster mrock and Mary arrived in port wday, bringing « catch aggre. | gating 60,000 pounds. your Alaska outfi nd. Britis Gere pattems Tat towne oe INSTITUTE Sc rat pases Morphine, Opium or Tobac Institute in Washing e Kilbourne . Wash . Cantle, Mgr d RECITAL |; THE SEATTLE STAR, RMITS, "MYSTERY Surrounds Burning of th Unknown Sloop at Alki Point. SPLENDID = ') Kneisel Quartet Gave a Mu- |: sical Treat Last Night. | *"* A Wide Reputation FELL 30 FEET, D. M. Thorp Seriously While at Work, Injured 3dB3II23y AY) Dr. Simonds’ Reception. e Joins Choir Invisible, S MAYFIELD FAMILY GROCER vy Ww STAR PAIN COMPANY 300-302 Pike Ww 4 Frederick & Nelson ndron Baby Carriages and Go-Carts Have Special Features. Fine Furniture, — Mr. Quartette in Fm Closing Ont Sale of MONITOR RANGES woe NOW OD... king of getting a range let us show you about this Abm If you are thin gaa with hea famous rang Spelger & Hurlbut 1215-11 Second Arena: Flags! od & She. ags ‘ F If You - Flags!! FREDE RICK & NELS SON Home Furnishers. Rialto Bidg., Cor. 2d and Madison eeecevccere ereceecccccs BUY GRAND RIDGE COAL This coal te from the new mine of the Issaquah Coal Co. 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