The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 14, 1901, Page 4

STORY NOT | YET TOLD Further Reports of Dis- astrous Storm in Great Britain iT for three nights more is Ailed at every perform LONDON, Nov. 14—Reports of dis- ster and death attendant upon the Sore of wind, rain and flood, which has swept the United Kingdom for the past few days, continue to pour Hundreds of sheep and several have been lost In Weat~ Moreland. A lifeboat which.went to the aid ‘Of & vessel Fogg td tere today, capsi ree the occu- gd ‘Were saved and cight are mise- TRAIN ROBBER IS_ INDICTED ST. LOUIS. Mo, Nov, 14.—Indict- Ments have been returned by the jury againat Harry Long- = ted of being one of the the Great fiyer duty M Be Ae ete cere fa Montana where Pra robbery i train “era by death. (nn steel “BOB” EVANS denied that he wai 2 LER Bu a edy A will be the tle Rock, where the chief of police had made an identification of the two men, and permitted to see none but (officials Tomorrow Night Question of Free ‘The Green Lake ne Woon club meets Friday night in es hall, at the lake, for the TOMORROW \. Case of ) Yellow Jour- nalists Again Up and her e of the reer. Travelers’ Railway Guide. jorthern P. North Coast et = fea post succenatul of her “Rudolph and Adotp! No admirer of bright, frewh com: should mb “Rudolph and ph,” now being played at the hird Avenue theater, The play goes dt house A Lio Neart Next week Mr, Carl Haswin's big vento production, “A Lion's Heart,” antic melodrama that ha: eved success on two continent traction, ‘The play is turomque and breathes the atmo: and ts the pat- theater, WHO THEN? CHICAGO, Nov. @qatnat the editor 14.—The of Hearst's Am: hefore oatp until tom the court being bi trial, Samuel Altgeld, former for governor, has been accep’ additional bondsman. FOR CITY LIGHTING Booguatmie-Lesve 40 p erive 1100 & mm (except t North Phy I gry ve tor Pant @ trom, ace ka i nt + ‘The board of publi rorke hy iow te =m Anwe Insurance Swindlor Us| crises citi ™2" sMtaloBa, were eS * Am for city lighting for 1% Propo- Q wane) Op m, [32% sale will be received until 10 a. m., : eeuetoutienaiee Not Pat Crowe December 7. The number of arc 2s pepe, sete ana Brerett—Leave ted bpm, Ante bie Bm and ip me Columbia & Puget Sound Bound—Two trains, Misch ie figured is is, descents about 1200, The specifications include the pro- vision that the city may purchase the plant at the expiration of the jeontract. If it is desired bids may © submitted for Mghting the entire elty or by single wards SENTENCED SOUTH REND, Wash., Lum You, a Chinaman, sentenced to be hanged for the murder on Aug. Bloom in Bay Center, Bioom had been teasing the Chinaman, who de- Mberately shot him dead, Wood, load, cord, Seattle Fuel Ca and incan- repeal] JEFFERSONVILLE, Ind. No Rathbun this morning and 443. pm (oneept Benday). | Canadian Peo Vancouver and Overtand~Leer Ante 50 pm THE WAY TO SAVE MONEY Retaller of Groceries Allke Rathbun ts closely confined Nov. 14.— has been uary M1, Onear SNOW DO YOU pa: cash tor your Grocer. les, if you do are not already trading at. AGama Cash, Gree ¥ ) sraee, H will pay you. Comm: if You are trading on the old Y oreait plan, Call and see dame today, and see the big say- ing you can make on your grocery bile; our are we can save you from 10 pe to 25 per cent on your grocery bills. If you want to go In business of some kind and would ike @ first clase grocery business, call and see Ad- ams, he can toll You something good that will be sure to interest you, If you are & grocery man and want to save Rome Money On YOUr Krocery ‘all and see, oF write Ad- GREEN LAKE CLUB Delivery Will Be Discussed Witter Springs rheumatism, eczema and all and skin diseases. At drug- islets oF 1210 First avenue. ‘he chee’ ar. Kent gives the ea ly as ever Nat “Cam- ile,” two standard’ plays which are always fascinating when properly ed actresses on the pre: She ts said to be suppor Without hating = Quevton he Toe Pact, Present and Future With Unerring Accuracy. Gertrude Myren, the celebrated trance medium, now at #14 ist ave. rooms 3 4. i not an ordina’ fortune teller, but a woman of high, classical education, who has master. ed the occult science, and that she can see far into ths future and con- trol coming events, eradicate pres- ent troubles, diagnose diseases and enable you to attain the desire of your life, is vouched for by thou- fands of Seattle people, None can explain her wonderful power, ‘Through psychic vibration she restores lost affection, unites the separated, tells whether husband or #weetheart is true, or how to win the one you admire, communicates with departed or distant friends, gives reliable advice in all matters of business, changes, employment and sickness. There is no home dreary, no life so blighted, no heart fo sad, that who cannot restore to happiness. Her-charges are $1 for full ‘ite readings, and in no case will she accept pay if she cannot read Coal, ton, carioad, Seatt) Seattic Fuel Co, PARALLELS IN SEATTLE AND CHICAGO Growth of Each by Decades Up to 100,000 Popula- tion, and Corresponding Enhancement of Values in Best Residence . Districts. ‘The development of Seattle has been strikingly like that of Chicago, Their growth by decades to 100,000 population was almost identical. ‘The brightest minds In the country declare that the parallel will continue. Here would be the result: It is hard to grasp > what this enormous values of high-claas residence property, ‘The enhancement by decades in the values of one sample jot in the best residential district of Chicago, as shown by the Tribune of Nov. 2, Desed on assessment, mounts up by leaps, thus; rowth will mean to the ‘1800 8 2,000 + 26,000 vee 10,000 cee 180,000 + 0 250,000 ‘That is almost enough to take @ man’s breath away, But it t absolutely correct. ‘The same conditions are developing in Seattle that developed in Values of the best residence property in Chicago appreciated the most rapidly. Values of the best residence property in Seattle will likewise appre- ctate the most rapidly. Every man and woman in Seattle, free from bias, admits that Cap- ftol Hill ts not only the best residence property in Beattie, but the most sightly in any American city. Tis splendid improvements and rigid safeguards must always main- tain it as the best. ‘Will you buy now, or walt till the opportunity ts past? If you delay, you will regret it as long as you live, for Capitol Hill will never be duplicated. MOORE INVESTMENT COMPANY 12 COLUMBIA ST, on FRED E. SANDER, Inc,, 101 YESLER WAY THE SEATTLE STAR WEST STREET $1,762.00 local green 6: | the markets now and have advanced to § Apples ure still plentiful ag ing well. Poultry remains firm backs, 100; bellies, Le. oming| Butter lettuce aL turnips, $20,00@21.00; corn, $1.00 per 100 tbs. | Butter—Preah M6@ ibe; ranch, Oe per ib; aauer kraut . % t dried figs, cartons, 600; fancy, 6@pT0e: | orted, Ibo tomatoes, W@Ac cane; 6@60 Ib shes, 100 per doa; FRIDAY. SPECIALS | WITH INTER: ESTING PRICES Splendid regular values on things that every home has use for, are reduced strongly in price, This week's Friday special should prove very interest ing No telephone orders for Friday specials will be filled. Mall orders for Friday speciais post-marked not later than Sewer will be filled at these prices. $135 Nurse Rocker, made of solid oak throughéut, full «igs, closely woven cane seat, high spindle back, with Finboweed rape panel, regular price 1.00; Friday § 2-at. either plain kinds; Friday, each Steel Spiders, “Never Break,” Friday spectal DRAPERY ROOM FRIDAY SPECIALS Hin, Silkolines, new colorings and Patterns, per yard, Fri. o% the famous No. § size; 25 mont a satisfactory, D in- grain We have ever shown; Friday cts, cea in coeelal per werd top i 16 inches square: fancy embossed raliing, raed legs, well finished and well Cedarine Furniture Polish A ‘sample package free with Friday spectals, darine Piano and Furniture quickly and with less labor than any other poll a large number of sample botties; we will give with each Friday special. "FREDERICK & NELSON HOME FURNISHERS Second Avenue and Madison Street free sample Ammunition of All Kinds GOING NORTHRUP CO,, B04 First Ave. The Best Light FOR THE Least Money ‘etter Than Electricity (We can furnish gas or electricity), The Humprey Gas Arc has no equal as a store light. Seattle fas & & Electric Co. Cherry St. Tel. Main 86 And you know it, bed, but you know how you feel, You need treatment, and we can le you to stay cured, Call or FREDRICK & CO. write us at once, WE in Prescriptions cis} |} Kona Coffee § And Would Like to Prepare Yours oe ee | hills of Sandwich islands; ts @ very fine flavor; much ike Java, It is usually sold at te We give you Purity, Accuracy, Mability. Re- Deliveries made anywhere in the city, Open all night. Phone, and 40¢ per Ib; our price is Main 36, 260 per Ib. W. S. MAYFIELD Stewart & Holmes Drug Co. FAMILY GROCER | 627 Flest Avenue 603 Pike. Tel. Main 998 and 271 —" Wholesale and Retail, Jewelers and Opticians 715 Second avenue, Nugget Jewelry a Specialty, ‘State Electro Medical Institute | Physicians ssfully treat and permanently the very worst form of diseases of men and women, BETTER THAN BONDS TALG Stock at 5 Cents je Office hours: 9 a. m. to 8 p, m. Soe ine Q. Givons & Go, || | Sundays, 10 a. m. to 1p. m, Starr--Boyd Bldg, Safe Depostt and Trust Co.'s Bul rooms 20, ing, 701 First Avenue, 23, 24 When buying articles ad this paper, epeak of the 8! SEATTLE, WASH. teed tn 1.2601. per box; «rape 0 per box; pomegranates, Hira being 0 Potntoew—$20,00024.00 a ton; beets, ‘Outs, $22.00@23.00; barley, $1.00 per sack; carrots, 0@600 p 317,00419.00; wheat, chicken feed, Karlic, _ 6 bage, Thewi eet Bound, per ton $10.00@ ia! Sher celery, toa. orn Washington timothy, taeaen, Kbe cin Mtalta, $11.00 atoom, $1.50 owt, Ch alfaita, $11 na- Not down sick In | 6; cauliflower, $141.25 | pur 1i-de per squashes | “rovisions |. Fresh meat—Cow beef, To Ib; steer] awer 1h—Qquéen | beef, T07%40 per Ib; mutton, wether, | wiihelrn weak, but To; ewes, 6c; pork, 10c per Ib; veal, | her condition Is not alarming Sweet potatoes are the feature large, 80; #mall, 100, ww es ae kets now They feature of |" provisions-—Hinms, 160; breakfast She Had Been Drinking Badie Will! Aisreputable this aftern of de an inmate p the a the rs a are in well bout “ ; about] pound t of Harry Lick, whom she a equal to ¢ 7 h, 16@ Jand Kigin, ; fresh ranch, cunes of palsoning her, He was tak No change in butis and exes, — | unaton, _tuih| into custody by Ofticers Hubbard sho Washington. fll and Ryan, but was released late JOBBING QUOTATIONS, | chim inci Kamera New York, | in ttle credence was placed tn the 3 M4@/ise; Wisconsin, Me, Roquefo n'a story, It in wtated that har (CORRECTED DAILY.) dic; Edam, Higia’ per, ease; nd was affected by prolonged Green Fruit, York, 16ite; Lamburger. 3765 | drinking Lemone—$2.60@3.60 a box cooking | brick, 16@1ic; Bwins, 181% Bie Apples, c@$i.00; eating apples, $1.26 Strictly fresh ranch, $2033; | Diamond Ice Heat oe, bent ser G1-00; oranges, $4,006.00; banan 4@ite; _taree|V°% inate longer 1, Main 1060 MOU2.76; poarn $11.00; Califo Hens, 12% ~prey * BY re Ree og ab ib@ite: broilers, 19@14c;| ‘Tel. Beattie Fuel Co., coal or wood. | 9 per Dbl; quinces, Tho@F1.00; per 13@ 146 | ‘Kegley- McIntyre Co. | 111 Occidental Ave. | Prone Main 495 | WHOLE CODFISH—In pickle, | weigh 1% to 2 Ibs, 6c each, per Pound. a '|NEW CODFISH Very white, | stock; 2-Ib. cans, worth \ 20¢; tomorrow 15¢ AMUSEMENTS. OPERA Seattle's HOUSE Theater. JOHN SPhons. hanes Oe LAST NIGHTS—LAST NIGHTS BATURDAY MATINEE. A Guaranteed Attraction S. MILLER KENT And His Great Production of “The Cowboy and the Lady” By Clyde Fitch. Too much cannot be said for this performance, Prices — Divans, $1. parquet, $1.00; balcony and gallery, Tse, Sc | and 250. OPERA Seatte’s GRAND rouse John Cort, Manager. ‘Phone Main 66 Four nights, beginning Sunday next, Wednesday Matin ——Society Event— EVGENIE BLAIR and company; cen Henri Gres. Sunday night, aovitay night, Wed- nesda} 5 rong cast. Prices—#1.00, 4 $1.00, Tbe, 600 Seats on Sale Saturda} |GEATTLE THEATER 4» nowk, Manager To Mee ‘The Leading Theater. REST OF THE WEEK. |The Best Ever Seen in Seattle for the price, Wilbur-Kirwin Opera Co. 0-PEOPLE—0 Tonight~Mikado, Friday—Carmen. Matinee Saturday—La Mascotte. See “The Girl With the Auburn Locks.” Prices only 250, 500, TSe. SEATILE THEATER THE LEADING THEATER. 3. P, Howe, Mngr. Phone, Main 43, Four night, commencing Sunday, November 17, Matinee Wednesday, Mr. Thomas Jefferson Presenting i} | RIP VAN WINKLE | Under the management of C. B. Jet- 1 1 | ferson. Prices—by spect arrangement— $1.00, Tbe, bd, | Seats on wale Saturday. SS one HIRD AVENUE THEATER |W. ML RUSSELL, Manager, | "Phone, Main 667. Seattle's Only Up-town Theater, A High-Class yonily Resort. | Prices—200, 300, 4c, | It's Only the E. Taine in Town, TONIGHT And All This Week, Matinee Satur- day, MASON and MASON The Two Emperors of Germany tn the Season's Triumph, RUDOLPH AND ADOLPH “WHAT'S THD IDEA?” A laugh in every | Next Week not too salt, boneless, 2-pound uence 18¢c each... ‘ |OYSTERS—Fancy Baltimore | Commencing with a Sunday matinee, Sterling Actor, CARL A. HASWIN | Supported by his own splendid com- pany in the latest melodramatic suc- cons of two continents, A Lion’s Heart A play full of beart interest, ab-| sorbing situations and amusing com- y. Another guaranteed attraction. Harvard Dental Parlors Western Mutual Bullding, over Ger- man Bakery. TEETH, 4.50) Full Set Teoth 4.50 | Gold Crowns Bridge Work *. SO Gold fillings, $1.00; silver fillings, | S00; platino fillings, $1.00; cement fillings, 60e; bone fillings, $1.00; lay fillings, $1.00; ptatino and ‘gold fillings, $1.00, tecth extracted abso- Jutely Without pain, All work guar- | anteed for 18 y in HARVARD 1 PARLORS, 4:0 a. m, to & p.m; days, 9a. m, to 2p. m. Hours: Sun: BS THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4 THE BON MARCHE NORDHOFF @ co, This is the Price Stoi OF $2,000.00 WORTH OF WOME OUTER GARMENTS BOUGHT AT 33 1-3c ON THE DOLLAR At last these splendid Seattle store, r entire #id and Dress Skirts, lone and 4 us ou worth $2,000.00 fo will sell at 25 Per Cent Off Retail Price Other lines will be offered iy wy 83 per cent. of thelr retail and still others will go at abeu usual retail prices. All in all, it i* certainly the wonderful wnder-pricing that Bon Marche has ever done, and you know, is saying @ great deal, JACKETS AND COATS 82.50 for 4.0 Jackets of 87.50 Cor Jackets of tan black kerney. ert, Uned throughout with $8.00 for $9.00 Bhort Jackets | gore satin, worth $100, eth i 812.50 for JInckets of kermey, half fitting, silk tne double breasted Jackets. SUITS $6.28 for Tattor-made Bults | and elegantly trimmed, of oxford grey cheviot, stylishly 110.50 for Suits of trimmed, worth $12.60. venetian, flare beset $7.50 for Suits of a light grey breasted Jacket, regulag 422. if fitting cheviot, flare skirt, eton jacket, worth $20.00. $17.50 for Women's $10.00 for $26.00 Suits of fine clay worsted, brown chevidt, graduating ult flounce, eton jacket, well ma: fwank ony and is We told you yesterday of the purchase of Silk Garments tee the finest trade of Nome, The following will gt if the price rai siLK PETTICOATS, worth from $30 to $40, SILK PETTICOATS, worth from $15 to begat at SILK PETTICOATS, worth $12.50, for . SILK WRAPPERS SILK WRAPPERS, worth $25.00, at . SILK WRAPPERS, NORDHOFF @ Co. 1415 to 1435 Second Av. and 115-123 , Zr g, Hi re i f i AN EARLY TRANSFER of a PEASE PIANO from our show rooms to your home will convince that it's an instrument of standing | and reputation—a constant source o! pleasure and satisfying to the most Eritical and accomplished musicians. Our prices and terms will make the transfer easy. D. S. Johnston (0, $03 Second Avenue Burke Buliding WATCHES, DIAMONDS, FINE JEWELRY AND SILVERWARE, Albert Hansen Weis The largest Jewelry house in the Northwest When buying arstolen om this paper, speak of the Star. Something for Something The best value for your money can always be obtained from these advertisers. Every Ad. New Every Day A GOOD TRUSS ~~” $4.00 A WEEK totals Saelalitment, nanocls for a small sum of moners% Investigate this. and perfect comfort ys 0 The Seattle Tailoring Co, } HIRSCH # First and Pike Tel, Mala 96) 1207 First Avenue ALBUMS FOR AMATEURS Keep your photos neatly and 8 RE ia aS Washington Dental and Photographic Supply Co. } 241 Columbia Street 5000 , all-wool worsted “We for cold ‘weather Weal 25 conts each, KIRK, 1209 First A’ $3.00 and 50 Ceats Buys @ fine planished Wood Heater, Heav eterraKs see The Operator _ Knows that the Remington Type- writer is in every r to all other ~n 2eenere Let me talk to you about them. ERNST BROS. E. C. NILES, 109 Cherry St. } s06 Pile Street Tel. Green 8 PPP PAPA RO - “ 8 My years of study should Tuable to you, If you are t you. t Sanitarium, Hinckley Block, EK oe pee, T, Te ’