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

sat Deres H J } i PAY ONLY ONE CENT A MONTH 3, NO. 82. SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 30, 1901, DEAD BABIES FOUND IN FREDERICK HARRISON | SCORES BRITISH FOLLY WIDOW’ CELLAR--ARRESTED.... a Savage Philippic in London Papers, Denouncing South-African Policy--England Is the World's Laughing Stock. Crash and EN ead sigh ‘GON ASMINGHAA. England, May dead dadies, each lit dae, Nicely trinined, w uA red " of n ‘ 6 ate dely in a different stage of d pid t he I a = in the r A Locks and Keys t ' ' tad to the i far r A 80 woman, a widow is un jee over the cellar, has t and that ender arrest on t harr ty t END NOW IN SIGHT, —""'\fisevers AMONG ELECTRICIANS. ‘va - Non-Union Trimmers, Shade Hats for Girl's & Boys’ Goirg Northrup Company 804 First Ave at same range Men Meet the Machinists and Learn Just What Is Wanted--Vulcan Iron Works Gives Valuable Hint. |Gives Rise to Talk of a Seattle. | South American Line. oe R.A peeseriprions it OXFOR ACCURACY and RELIABILITY. We work all day and all night. 1 been thought th commit *, and the lat just what they to do. Th Jargus with th hints ev Deliveries nywhere in the city. Phone Main 35. STEWART & HOLMES DRUG CO., 627 FIRST AVENUE. ,| Today ‘Vas Celebrated With Patriotic Spirlt—Began With ''= eet Parade—Exercises at the Armory and in But He Read It the Cemeteries, NEW YOR : OOOO GE COC OOSOOREE DODD? May %—At th nation held la of local unions mad) ERS’ NOTES. ne peld f wWemoria: THE LEADER ““ismn 71Q Second Ave. i Great Fire. Sale No let up to the crowds an no let up to the known in the history of this city. idl Memorial A. os “ throughout the store, | Remember only w . @ fo t sale, from the New York Dry ‘omy y, € nig denta BRACE AN > N: ) . sheen te. 1 Rie te TWENTIETH CENTURY. Our space will only allow a few qu F | 30 ex-soldiers, w few disabied ‘mid ‘ jm a | in carriages and about 60 Golo] @ epi The battie-scarred It takes a soft rich polish that will hold its gloss though wet by water. It always looks weil, and the dressing keeps the shoe soft and easy for the feet even while it preserves its wearing qualities. pe ie Seattle Commercial Hort! has asked the comm: 1 c The princtpal exercises : . 4 ~ ‘ i post and boulevarda the Drivi- | were gt Ariington National ceme . 5 L_petor Tice 1, btary... Preceding. the decoration of | 1 - . ft Been learnéd relative ¢ Sees a carkde “by | Heemen, und Hert hal) t F t d destruction of graves ¢ Grand Army of the Republic vet ~ a warm the attire of insect that is said 4 dangero mood rapidly. ” | erans SS | Heat Shoe and and} rohiefs Ladies’ " Handkerch to her} ¢ parad: May 20.—Exct crime of Fred {that they will not be harmed will t Line of March. ae eocsoccosossonsoooooooosoooooooooooeooooetes: | ‘ANIMALS BUSY LOADING AMUSE his SENATOR) ALE SACKS TODAY'S Lo ee i Flour Around Safe to NEVER 60 UP t. fronting on Por ping t splen, HERBERT S. UPPER 12 and 13 Scheuerman Block, First Avenue and Cherry St. Boston Clothing House. Gunther's Candies and 1, Phila You Are Hoodooed When You Pawn ‘ 1 ul Things. Gov. Rogers Will Investigate, ‘a i org he elle the Execution Act. tra na, sever burglars stacked sacks « Ing communication wa aden th 1200 Bbls.a Day | IN be _ dsr Editor Seattle Star Dear Sir—I desire to call attentlo (brough your valuabl manner tn which pawnbre > t . g the entertat isa's band is & > legisiature in Lroviding for emned per =< rites Pecovesesoser- ae PES MOIN E. Ta, Mi liam has directed that Qu ited Presbyterians hang ight, ‘The doctrine| helming be w nf ADAMS jon Mare PARIS, May 20.—A Barcelona dis ratoh anys: t [ye ethe police here are advised that | reg archists are en rout }1o Spain, determined to kill King) Th Th BATZ& JORDAN, 328 PACIFIC BLK, SODOOHOLSHOOOS OOO DOO OOOO 9600000000 9900000000006: ing in her honor IWHERE IS CONSIDINE AND HIS TESTIMONY? D Mboveoss rece cose 1428 Second Av fa Alaska Supple. e A Money Saver on Call; j} Trade Prices BRILLIANT SOCIAL EVENT | Shirts, closed front, 100; shirts, | AT DENNY HOTEL front, 1 t shirts, 10c;|[ That will pay you to buy for q rs, 20;" cuff. r, 4c home or for your Alaska, e Kuarante shrink your (@ eeccceces [§ S TES! CLOSES UNIVERSITY YEAR » Senior Ball a Fitting Finale to Four Years of Student Life Yesterday's Graduation Exercises, Investigating Committee on Alleged Police Corruption Serves a Subp@na—Looks as Though He Had Quit the Game. OBEY AWBERRY regular Queen City Steam iad sey 1426-28 FOURTH AVE. Near Pike St., estat No Saw Edges on Collars and Cuffs Very smooth are the collars after the rough edges ha en removed by the new edge ironer recently installed by | Re CASCADE LAUNDRY CO, *""* Some! The one and only ver 6 point In ques al fen-) thing I know. All I ask isa chance| ¢ The University of Washington with a wed atjand f mmencement exercis enny hall last night at fairly outdid any FOR TIT OI OTIC tte tO tote have a rousing of Jul) xte OUR per sack, attended. The epaciounl frat th Groce <= \oeoeee The Graduation enny hall was crowde witness th d by persons r even diplomas BRUNNER & CO. J Telephone Main 1060, 502 Pike Street. | ion, The hearing then| ore in jon here with 1 ABY committer, and tell every-| adjourned Until Friday evening | 200 delegates present, Sahaletadiatadintntetatetadatndiaheted ARR OR ORO RRR RR ORE (Continued on page three) © a)