The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 24, 1901, Page 3

“qerspay DECEMBER &, 191. THE SEATTLE STAT. 6 OSS SIL SOS DAVOS PIOT HOS, J a her mone’ Wenta 10 rel we »| S M UD | sprin ave he told “| DAI Qrmennenravenvenemaen res 1 92OCTE MAHER OM eAAOOoe Last Edition \WUUNS © “arerre™ \CUES MA science 2 BAD WEATHER OUR GREAT | Gi 4 ee Fee at ee") Hobo on a Winter's Day, Mounts | 4 h f " i ling i FEARFUL T0 CONTROL His Friends Say the Reser’ oe engQltth eduction Case | His Bioyole and Rides Away i t ne G ‘ setae ec agar tt lh SALE Puclock while hauling a joad of sand | personally inspect all trains and 7 . ae ont took ito J » : ¥ . j =| Be First avenue, in passing the ats coming into the city for " “di m1 ' . rs l = Re spa, cane | memnmtaring |e ico ayate St EMERGENCY history of Seat- fp an epileptic Mt from the seat of ta : i | Funeral of Noble P. How * Bs Wason, his head striking at: ¢ all the smallpox now Jury Discharged 1 oppor tunity to weeeeaveseesesesesesees OO” | AAS le Ky - ~~ & ° J beneath the left front wheel come from outelde | Ay nian e to's co] Jide Hell discharged his Decem-| $ 3 ‘ Bons buy { H hold is so cheaply as / be sikaidie naditae’ want ve. eaten the alan. uke | 1 be that | amen ans re Theaters 3 OF GREAT NEED ment 1 this sale affords—goods in ; varieties and all, I" ‘om the vice-like wedge be » the « Wherever possible | thm t “ e Spe _ the wheel. wee f His head had been horribly acer Pi and he lay tm the middle of the greet in convulsions for some min © Dalance He was taken to Providence hos pital, where everything possib back from where | meeting. WAaaaacaneeeeseseeeaesd IN THIS CITY be wee The d going at cost. : came eee | ‘cua See ie i 2 GENCY” SPECIALS ath ot beltew danger of ( rapidly, but still Green Fruit Was done for him. ¥ precautio will be taken to ® ' lew 5 $2 OOGS a box; cooking “The Girl From Maxim's’ A . ty i ‘ ya His Condition Serious a it a a5 » ating" $1.20) “The Girt from Max at tne! % trope , This beautiful Iron Bed et fa ‘Adams’ condition is considered “4 : 2 ages, $1.ASGHS- 00; bananas, $2) Beattie th nile an ft , 1 , " Nr Ey : : _— grave and little hope is expressed for WORK ORDERED ' ‘ an the & nes. It t 1h & Enameled Snow White, B® his recovery. He is @ married man, le | ex . . quinces, TOeGE1.00; pe ri aged « f urgent t stands nearly four teet out children. He recently a n c 4.00 ‘ 4t ‘ ; ; re Guired a home on Parst aven.e out October 1%: the. stitp-earrie | mOre | r pineapples } k with matt morrow and | !* eee G high, is full size, has solid @f the coal bunkers. He Kept his asengers than she had accommo-| Gorn: Jap | oranges 4 eed tog * x Me ts Gem ss; own team and wagon and hauled for Sian Gans nat they pala} rastteed giz 92 Himes, $7.00 cu n= A le 9 George H. Fortec malleable cast corner rail SAdame ie mubject to epileptic Ats| from Twenty south to $40 each for berthe in the steerage Vegetables The Third Aven sockets, heavy angle side and is known to have fallen from his| Twentyininth, avenoe south, $1400 | wow re ‘cor » atte with 24,0029 00 9 apes pain wagon a number of times during the| °', 08 Fast Spruce street, fro Bepest year, The following declaratory street tm: provement resoluti ¢ adopted | Rewer on How venue from Denny | Was to tree ading Aloba street fro Lake avenue to Minor | avenue Aloha to Roy street Bel Douette was today sentenced to fm counell last night p ferve 10 years in the penitentiary | (eamsters shall cover thelr horses w for perjury. It came as a birthday ¥. anke' ; pen left Present, thie being the fifty-firet an- a, servece on alleys daring CA he OA provided for” a violation of Oh : Doucette was in British Columbia | fo)" Bird avenue last x the time of the Vance murder, & lime it wan though iON the tage So “adtecgsest dergenmen's DAL HAWKINS-- Easel thar tbs prem wonld ears to be pieimly & came Smith was walking down ‘Third aven. oa Sad PERRY QUEENAN meine Seve] is the outcome, P Pal Hawkins and Perry Queen: | atheea articles yesterday afternc é | for 4 30;f0und glove contest, off at Ahe Seattle theater J be 1. ‘The men will weigh tn at 136 “WALLYMOTE, Ireland, Dec. 4.—| pounds. The af ir members Gf the United Irish | event of the season and, in fact, the | (he tact | two riba were. found were today sentenced to | most important sporting event held | hroen tle face eos aioe bedie beateat | > terms of imprisonment ranging from | in Seatt! Years. There has been| put the physicians say he wilt survive. | @me to three months for arranging | considerable trouble about conmm be a Washington Ter? ion felt in 1 sporting circles “GRADING Tag unwatiog reputations of, ihe tre AND MEASURES) contest will be a winner and one ie that will attract one of the largest, crowds ever gathered at a ringnide, | Councliman, Navin. desir tn in Seattle. ‘The trout Spector of weights and measures be ap tout Ateee peladtaalty over davis | Potted by the city and Introduced 1 rails, ball bearing castors, complete with woven wire/ spring and wool top mattress, ~~ | sold everywhere for $7.75. Our $4 90 SAlE PTICE.s. isisveseien s pamnenkers * and fou! Compar art's Dyspepsia Tablets, | Mrs. Mary Julian, a young ter, Cheese, Kees and Poultry jcomely German woman who Washi r ak a word of English, t story at police hea rning who spenks { Tonight Will Close Our 7 to 10 Small Article Sale Hundreds went away from our store last evening ¢ loaded down with small articles such as are need- ful and will be appreciated. heese Native €ream, 124@13 ide.” Wisee Linden avenue, 66 SECOND AVENUE. DPPPPDPD DDI Dd DIDEIIII>0 WAR! The Stove War Is On. There Are Others, but the George M. Clark & Company's Celebrated “Clark Jewel” Gas Range Is the Best woe our Stoves, we Will, for @ limited time only, Give a Gas Range Free Seater & Company ALL GRADE FURNITURE STORE 912, 914, 916 FIRST AVE. Fe HUYLER’S n sevenied e was no fracture of €CREEEEE CECE EERE EEE CC EEE CEE CE EEE CCREE CCE REREE COCERE CERES CEECCERERR ERO All Christmas I Toys at Half Price Although our Christmas Sales far murpasned our most sanguine #, wtill We have @ few “left-ov room to keep, we must get rid of at half pi be itvely tin ee whi . an we have no ce, and less, ‘There wi at The Leader tonight. This evening we will institute re, We will have a Dutch auctton of all Toys, Dolls, and close them out at what they will bring. There will be everybody. Pe PRPS 2 & novel fen! MORTALITY RECORD | NEW TORK, Dec in Le fun for : Pi ston of the spoils, At first the fight fere wanted to divide between th | Siteee 65 per cent. of the gross r 8} cetpts, but they finally pulte to id per cent. a Save Money UTHER To tr PODOOO DDO OSS HOO OOOOOOS 0909 O9OOOSOOOO said that It would pregent 6 Aishomeat deninrs ne winner will Star Safety F 5? PPPPPPHPPIDIPRHHHPHPPHIMPPHP PPPS oS Toe oS d99 9999 _ | the contestants’ share and the loser Py or taumpert weld Marte’ tee Jewel Safety to every resident of net ae! » 4 e le be saya, he aU ytton, we Star Case, 2 extra blade - wl a a BE SELLFire, Second and Third ave-| 5.5. who wimmeenes the contest |teaning” mm” Seve 0 BY coo faurn, bring with you a &) ett cheaply « full line of Siik $| ‘ aes, Was presented in council last | nerween Perry Queenan and Dick| The 2 in aceon with the state - Star Case, 3 extra blades & Electric Compariy for thirt |@ Handkerchiefs and kwear, @| 9 , Bight asking that that section be re- at Germania hall some weeks|'&™ which gays council may pass woh) Chas. A, Bergin Dead 4.00 th bie feet of . Men's Furnishings, Hats and $j 4 dang re-eidewalked, The dis: | ago, know the excellent qualities of | *® ordinance Charles A. Bergin, aged 12 years ‘ wars $| Sits Pests Yrs Nottie Shoes. |In handsome Xo cae eat Peerth ercneent ,ektees | the former man. His eclence and Gied yesterday at his home, at sod : 0.09 The Stove Costs You Nothing arc | ‘Third avenues from Pike to Pine | "t*¥!P qualities are marvelous. Dal Ninth avenue south, of diphtheria. Se ee but we must be wure you will and baskets. Hawkins te known all over the cot - | | Burial took place thie afternoon at Ail Kinds ‘of’ Razors. une St Pike Street Bargain House Propose that the elevations gp om J bh cemete ry The funeral If you want « rances as athe acath ede 9f Pine otro, | Pa sPe' agree bat exper el WAS Cl COLORE ea Cottinn, Bherman Poiey Co ‘ainier Hardware Co. to do what we wares, ank the §| 308 Pike St. FY seat, La a suitable location in Seattle. Get sftve velit t Moore's. ... or the Waa 01 tiona rd wees eer tine | Ocean will tenin'at his present to; Pipge cit ge 1121 First Avenue 1S han’ Wamnwton National ¥ Segegeeesooooooooooooo~s = EACTERN PRICES peg south ae rie cation at Georgetown. | La Roche, removed to Sl Firet « Sobessoshaebetacebeinsedsescesacnsesesesbsoosese Teen aber, this offer ts for a ri Y aeut of 15 teet below nt ate ana goa coot deer TQ BE A YOUNG | poe creme 100 LATE 10 CLASSIFY $°°" GROCERIES" "f foe eee a margbneeee ee me, Ramaker Music Co LIMITED TIME ONLY First con First served. Twenty-five dollars is worth saying, "t, them with a brutal axsault| BARBER wanted Wedn Oreeccceceeee ceceeccecede. ® id ay fore- yer bottle ol RANGE will be on ex ry iE ge tie wort a —-- eet fear plate Bon, | meee OE 90, Fine CHISP. CELERY | 1415 Second Ave. bition at gigs | nult took place Sat- | wunch A I Ble understood that this petition | Architect Henry Dogier ts drawing urren eays he went CHOICE oiFTs Peak sh E. W. NEWHALL & CO. 2a ave. and Columbia. ‘Tel, main 19% S correspond comparatively with the plans for a modern apartment! into the saloon, which was the i? us and yomngar open Same Side of the Street, Same|¥% at second and } ndison. Te. ‘Aplan of Councilman Muldoon to cut | building of eight stories, to. be built | time ha ing pening.” The pro. La « will be @ BGOANUT, exita lone, fine " | ‘ 1901. Ask for Harry the First and Second ayenue|in deattle within the near future.| prietor took offense at hie color and RY fou inc pecan of oe Block as the Bon Marche l@ T. MacLean.” When buying articles sdvertized / 4 2 q The first three stories will be built| When © ews eat tans] ¢ Gold Rin "GLASS & DICE ecceeeeceeceteeeceecees eae ee i of stone while prensed brick will be| men © the accused, | Spe n and Kyegiasses, Peart SRPEEANDO KILLED ots rie reed Sree it | men rg chamyaeetheectme|Bocetacen and vette. ea ae ; | mainder of the building. There wiil| sciousness. ety in and Bu: to Adams Grocery = AT BLACK DIAMOND | te 2 “ive-room ‘tamtiy apartments “Durren was attended yesterday by |THE EVENSOLE OPTICAL CO, : = pals one 16 bachelor suites of three rooms| Dr. Frank Carroll, who # the | 708 Men 1a 1%, Beattie. 1428 SECOND AVENUE 3 “ Reamer, Hove recdived word from | “rh. punaing will be trimmed in| 20's, ;wPeclally thone to the breast, | —__Ehone, Jamies 120) ___ Posen tain 492 D ENBALMERS q 7 & Diamond today that a miner| The bulé pod ba Of w tght endl Inte critical time-would prove tatat grav ssserxeyeana79999998 600000000000 000000000000 PIKE ANO UNION . matnee at tendo wae killed in| graceful architecture. The money the wan hat was up q ‘ Death is supposed to have re. |r the structure has been advanced | ity @ year ogo S cial Reductions for 2 g & Bottles Snyder's Catsup $!| “Gi, F 4 trom a fall of rock in one of | #4 construction will be mmenced | roinors. rd Ti atoes $! per Doz. 7 ; Deputy Coroner Buck, | #8 800n as working drawings can be Standard Tom: he inconvenience 4 Ioaves tonight for ‘the scene of | Prepared Teesday Evening seating fatality, to investigate, 7 ‘ch ork and tors FEDERAL COURT T0 ATTEND 7 aad tor seeing. afar ; ET ane , SCHUCHARD OPTICAL COMPANY trial of Timothy D. Hinckley’s Faction in the United States ctrcvit| CONVENTION ia ers wine at : 1227 Yesler Way, Phone Red761 | ager Bestea avons fourt to recover from the Mutual judge Tallman hun dinsolved the S are 1c racer, frome the Mutual lemporary restraining ‘orfer, which HELPFUL SUGGESTION Which Lawrence Whitworth got, is |.prohibited Mra, Sophia G. Reeves, ‘ ended excepting the argument. Jud, 7 ‘, Of the late De. Reeves, mr y of Nght to what you are buying st economical expenditure of Heastord this morning excused + Robert Ewing, John bel and Ar- sing of certain p rty which Yu ) many lines will help to oy a stocking which otherwise dery so that they could go home for| thur Scroggs left this morning for Der ee otate an imax, The argument w Paced Geavé, Cal. to attend her atepaon 8 ‘ e Made Thursday. The case has been| annual convention of Pacific Coast he the sp ator ht for all there ts in it Cone M. C. A's. As “ap . IS C or | q and John G. Gray ap; representatives of the state univers eeven tr Hinckley, and John B. A ity and will be Joined at Portland by Calls Her Names > meyconoration. delegates from the Agricultural| Catherine McGuire (hinks It {x time beitnid ip tenthince Fg NES: 7 # Ianue Is to decide whether or | Colle 4 Whitman College. for her t0 get & divorce from John fet Whitworth was the agent of the 7 ee var is ee = McGuire. She says John tsa hablt irance company at the time of bis jeeds for Distribution ual drunkard, that he doesn't sup. mbezziement. Judge Hantor’ has port her, but in lew of that heat oin Purses, a Petsinted in leaving that to the jury, United States Senator A. G. Foster, r such di marital though the defendant moved for «| of Washington, has sent the id Shopping Bags W. cocsc rrr OUELLETTE CEE CEELE IDF PAPI HPD) HAPIHHIIPIRIPIPIHHHHII PHPIIIIIP t sas calling her vile namon|® have line of AUSTRIA rus, Alix B Bon-sult after the plaintiff's evidence | a supply of government seeds which| Sy one 16 Culling for wilt m CAMEO VASES, in graceful Was in, and the plaintiff moved aiter | he asks to be distributed among the Mabel Hao More Treuhle antique shapes and “designs oe eave 4 ie, ‘setmeny svas ail _in that, the | Star employes and friends Mabel Dividends has laid her trou whieh we are offering at just ann es, M and PLACQUES. / dury be ingtructed to return a ver : Frei te ac pein mnt Magy Aad Py ey f 2 se tag Sud geo Gilet for the plaintiff. Judge Hanford ED BY bies betare Judge Tallman in | th Ttotiu caus vaws $ on, oN m1 kinds, RA, pened each jotion in turn, ufter ex which has been filed with the other URNS, EWERS, ¢ for Syd Cu G i : LICENSED TO WED A WOMAN ii 'se icc este Horincriy’ #0," how peters . ONE-THIRD (-) LSE BE 2 toiowing marrige tcensen todiing hone, which both at sii” Bright nga by hone mn Work Hoxen, Collar, Glave vor any lowing wal be ve heen issued: NB. Meck. aged | ri ecw c .¢ ; nd Hand toxes | 100 4 Lawn, che 1 e: ‘ tthe: Che Fons, 24, of Stanwood, and | Kees, wife of Sheriff Kee», prevented rithauats hae debtor. ia huite Jone THAN COST—A nlcg lin PSE § ty LADIBS CLOTH AND FUR E Sati lk Belts, — Eettie Vieg, 21. of Arlington: Alex-|s wholsie Jail break here Sunday | Although her letter i quite long Sample Dolla in ah slxe CAND tone Bebe 4 i Silk Hose Sup- 4 Ander Powell, 22, and Ona Della Ma-| night and fairly cowed 14 prisoners) #he forgot something, and woman-| » the 5e Doll up to th AND TONG CLOTH t A " Die, 14, both of Seattle; H. M. Kor-| who were almost free. The sherift |!) “Bog gli 6 apes sont Pcie alze auty Whowe for COAT i 2 Kid or Silk Mite Aad, 22, of Gate. and Dora Fleming, | is disabled through a pistol wound ~ afl ve ¢ r price was $4.00, but who ay, Pac gl . Bs a D2. of Seattle; Kaward L. Oaken, 26, | inflicted some days ago and Jal abby ely ffered at only, .$2.00 iv Ape handeome ign s’ White Aprons or Hos- Bra Annie 8. Haley, 22, both of Se-| Malone was overpowered. Besste ED DOLLS—A lot : stadin ‘ 1% 1 Bttle; Dennis Sullivan, 20, and Ida| Just as the prisoners had reach Matrime Kid Dolls, worth oa i i Wool Shawls or Fascin- Bates, 24. both of Heattle; John Bet Joor leading out of th son | Alaxkan price, at from ‘ . 1 Irish I I Um ce " a Paavala, cries of the sheriff and r the sunshin ry ri awn, M ; 'j th of Beattie: naen struggle brought Mra. Judd ix ft very at- ¥| s uspenders, By Bheresta Letzelter f Beat- | the door. She was armed \ ern gold-s iitile | ae ‘ : 1 Underwear, Dr ee ge: Thos. N. Clark Miama nd ot t # whi mak | LE n re ho. ens teak : ‘oe Dry Ridge, Ky I it lived tog . i «fia en's Ties, Collars, Silk or Lins 3 on, f Portland 1 ut Sidne r man. a 1 ’ en Handkerchiefs. Birwuson, 2. atm and Jailer ese M. Seller &@C 07 HRS AVENUE 4 Neck Scarts of Electric Seal, I oes towaia ana i Galt Sloan, 22, of Ta Cut gla 8 aed eatled Seer the natnen, Fey owe | . veer 0. rrth $3.50 and § tink Ialue “Hare, with } mante c nce Curtalnay Ta E le leLenna | rs Gondidesable. property in Meattie, ir Cloth Coats, V clay . sol Eilainioote : : E. Lind, %, and Het \ stiver, knit WA anid spoon ot | Grading ai tbtercet 1s Whe Caolicte at Gor. First ve. ond Matioen 0, Collars and Braid Trimming Worth § for, each Comforters 3 Both of Seattie Moore's, 705 Second avenue. ...! Hall & Judd on First avenue, all of | OC#SRAKCRECRRCERERE EH ES Oe i" 4