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ERE THE SEATTLE STAR. ae NO. 264, SEATTLE IINGTON, SATURDAY DECEMBER 28, 1901 250TS A MONTH S| BATTLESHIP MISSOURI fe SS hom [GOVERNMENT TO OWN | big topes || Cheap Lots on Easy 19 Second Ave., Hinckley Block " SLIDES DOWN THE WAYS Hs ALL TELEGRAPH LINES ¢ | I. ter #150—Goo0d level corner lot, om Fifth avenue went, Queen Anne | y bill, thr blocks from schoot Hbacesstul Launching of Another Addition to| warm |Administration Plans for the Introduction of h and cht line | Such a M } K #150—10t8 1100 each, in Den e ny-Fubrman addition, overs uch a Measure looking Lake Union; $10 down and % per month, Uncle Samuel's Navy SEEWPORT NEWS, Va., Dec. 28. I deny.” said Secretary Long # TON, hee! ‘ Lots on high ground, on be battleship Missourt was su: “that a great navy necessarily. ph ASHINGTON . thee] the eublect, goin r the } Menton cat tinge Smiter launched = hore today The | Mames the fighting spirit of leads to ning data that " ; , i a " * ts 2, mae! ‘< it Wan witnessed by 16,000 people,| war, and hold that if the navy of Unele sam: “ igh enough to keep the Chinks out, eht Well, Pl . pwn and per month, whom Were many diatin-| 1888 had been as large as the a persons. Marto Cockrell, eld navy, the war with fix up & few extra boards over the this time, r ines, — In acee " hauled te the which have at on! Ma wil! champion the ca $150—Good level lots on Twen- inter of United St Senator | would never have occurre pe : ee v i ty-third and Twenty-fourth Fell of AMissourt, christened the| navy should be it ¢ e a, will be de in congrem ac la esto avenues south; $10 down and $6 e for the purpose. Mra.) the world. i, bUt actual ownership of every r Ma ae eewrtew F od her Gaughter Alice wire in the cour : nit - templated eS ee 7 by Secreta ne t iptroduc . ing Phe Missouri te 3 The Pr tor the pur all telegraph fr sd the event ho load water tine, T2 fect 2% 1 It_t® understood that President | lines in the United States, but would ter the launching a banqu tatreme breadth, and at A mea Roosevelt hax heen advixing with |not say that he was doing so Mt at which prominent Mfwsourlans % tee che plac Senator Manon for ‘ " t id | m © aren lh peng nce pay hobo The engines and vitals in fOr Meera) days on| the instigation of the proside cocretary Lang’ Address Mf the ship are protected by. alce = a RE mavens aati Secretary Long's addresn he| armor belting and casemate armor.’ NICE, Italy, Dec. 2%—This prov- (Included among the elaborate $9000000000006 t * S 600000 First Avenue and Cherry Street, fined himaelf to a defense and ex-| The main battery of the ship will ed an ideal wedding day for Senator | ding gifts received by Senator \e t Ration of his recommendation for | con ur 12-inch breech-load- Chauncey M. Depew-—better even pew and his bride were-a goble * * ibe increase of the navy through the ing rifles, and 1@ six-inch rapid-Qring than the one of yesterday, His eolld er, sliver cham-| B penditure of $100,000.000. He ad-| guns, The secondary battery will marriage to Miss May Palmer was antique hallo 4 Hite Chat $100,000.000 could be bet Mf six three-tnch guna, eight celebrated 1 equal ; consist © d great pomp Saar secteanates ar comity Sie ticanis Weanal tanlsoe te Gentaiies tee eek beta : : ri JOHN SP R K LION CLOTHING HOUSE Oo the other hand contended that! one-pounder rapid-firing guns, two event of the Riviera won. The « r County ¢ 4 ete Pe trty-o 8) Pvery best use to which it could be| ing guns. A speed of 18 Knots regu bur cere, enn. oe nf bare the “back. of which 4 About the clothing purchased here that is indicative Simison Bros. Stock fy te ecopal “Church — the benrmeck om thie cide ef an phil of good taste and good breeding. We aim to keep | on Sale Here at The bride looked very beautitu undt dree dim : Sos ast Lage e buy, for cash, from makers of the utmost re- 5 Seabees vez: Pees Panty Fes Mens Pure B $190,000 080 wpent tn Iabor was the Colts, and two three-inch raptd-fir thotie ce ony w rformed tn mmiastoner oF D put, lar is required. ich the weddin ty proc Owing to the f Benator De Finted the following bit of » Wealthy Resident of City Expires oi, A, faahlonable throng had wath. | the water will be brief, A week will |S atarequing hie f 3 Suddenty From Heart Faiture our stock filled with the best fashions and free from | 50c on the & IMteral bower of flowers: n Jan. 4 the couple will sali for) yas, Oly & dew. ur Joke Bpardk, one of the pioneer any that may tend toward “foppishmess.” Dollar SEG RETARY ‘Miss Palmer's Gown New York on the Deatechiand. Bemmng tw tee : nd, mane hy Re {| Ww. ‘ . | ‘ oO " Chae * nort 3 , hat v 6 », jurable fabrics and Ay The gown had ns joug| NEW. YORK, E hauncey - Hi of te thie inert . ‘| liability so that you are assured of durable fabrics an VERY HOT LONG TO oa Wath om lghorete: soptioge | tua ss aout tahe besaty a0 the |? © aca beh the Rs : mine | the best tailoring—the cash buying gives us advan- Cashmere of rich lace on both skirt and se nd matrimonial v eek RESIGN bodice. tT Em pee ee ip. wodt ee > He : shouts tages that enable us to make better prices to you. | Sox t nae tov vaws mit him alth y ‘ . ‘ . i c France Over Alleged ecereidh eqn. toate beppineee | Ne wie ag ae Ry SIE A House that is built on Fair Dealing and Honesty | @ la Pair — Money was borrowed at usurious! | opm, it's dime to get up & i from hen ry re © Portland Outrages $8 wassuxaron. mee. 0 8 A adh ee ant tae Bet | SPP cn en inten $ (her eeu same eT tee 2 a Se eg eee ee Ee sro recen? SESS 2. ADAMSe@ BLANCHARD ® ecru a0 om conatd authoritative, | tha! he neseasities of 1 | uring the t ve've ‘.! HANTES, France, Dec. 22—A local @ Secretary Long will resign the @ ‘‘crrtatmes teal rates, Despair was | | tedit 6d Grovunat $! Given. Bim mare trovbts ; 739 Second Ave., Hinckley Block PRM ali newspaper today Dublishes « senaa-/@ navy portfolio at an carly date. © in the home of the iirowne tor they | FOL ‘lara. Barton, and he has bs | shir tle, BeFAP Statement to the effect that HY There have been rumors @ were about to lost their home, Dur- ° redty by Dr. Perey er oy OF eT SY EF Se oo oe or ey OF oY er ev ev er ever er ered Ake principal shipowners of France @ afloat for several days to this @ tng the morning they went about . breakfast yet * Dropped to the Floor 2401 OHO Sreasertaa’ 7 OOOO O01 OOO ooeees | LION H BONBONS CLOTHING A grandson of the de French ship masters whose ves nial was made, Dut it was ® prise was in store for them, Ret ~ Niner 3% HOUSE Piece | day undt haf. bienty went to the front of the houm “gels touch that port. ated “that no formal resign: tte . ples, Ven yor wert saw some men digging in the par Crows of Penace bhten: the paper t oe ead Ween tendered af 2 bi ree Rasa wea Pane . ‘ ? Sor’ ent x Always Fresh © | @ , 220-222 First Ave. South Always Full Weight | Cor. Main. 1 | ter enclosed a ebeck on a }o-| ‘ t { Up & Lelephor cal bank for $200, With it the fam-} er eee f the house. Th P Bre not allowed to return to their ference of opinion between @ fiy was able to pay off the hor = ame into the par Ships until the masters pay a ran- @ himvelf and President Moosevelt fom. debt and begin again with a clear — ‘ ee k out # over the Schley-Sampson con- @ page. ; : neared the. b ry a troversy ral days after, the reason for e Be etderee | “ 1 to th Charies Allen, governor of © the gift was explained. A person in BuanishAm . ete tn the nt he 4 Porto Rico. who was assistant @ the city who knew the poor circum. Spsniah-Am nies r @ secretary of the navy during th stances of the y. had wr ution Whisk vw etred be ine ; ‘ am @ war wKh Spain, is named a9 @ to a philanthropic Roston rm nl ahae Beant guosinn ; . was re 2 tecremtry Long's successor 3 ing him to ald them If posnt _Sogg tn ben oy RED moved to Bonney and Btewart's par check was the resuit mownees tha lor POODPOHOSS SONTONSSOTEOOD §¢ was Arthur Felix, the m air ’ ~ Mr, fiprock was b banker of Hoston, who bad 4 years ago. Tw : ae Rg al wale tette © dead; undt ven Tie T hat to% ing strip. The hoy called to his ‘avers, are enticed ashore by. th Tt ia now sald that the secre. @ pearing tho postmark “ot” Boston | > ge to hell yor abedey.” BB NE, ngs cel Take « Box Along for the Joy Wetingmen'e Unaquartere That lt Will Bring 4 WAR Sathorities who are in tary will resigm and that one ot ‘The 0 with the French consu! 4 the reasons for hin acth STEWART & HOLMES DRUG CO. ¢/ PPOs OiOo®? 627 FIRST AVENUE b4 ” POSES OOO OD OOO OO OOO OOH oe: OOO OOO OOOO Oe ee: ¢ - aire & medal | i MANCHESTER N. H.. Deo. 2 gotten the kindness of Mrs BR ow We ie oe - wife died in’ Satta and bh y BAILEY & WI ‘A passenger train ran into a freight IPS SAFE him when he was poor, the resolution today, Senator a Gaugtter, Mes. Keete , | fran tear Noaiva thie utning. ‘SH FLOODED vo an! Ste poveravoant nas At Tweepontein Are Re- ei.i2 itt 3 The at ke tardily tn showing ite reaniote erestioad (ome trainman were killed. " be Peoph VANCOUVER, B. C., Dee. %.—R rome and the people at large,” ? dren of Mrs. Kee ng Store. prices, Theie » ports from Fraser river show end Olga, aged eight. Hoth + be i owin e storm have LONDON. Deo. %—This eventing With thelr grandfather at 803 ~~ Hicntincnincs ARAL — China S Put Into Harb ir for R fuge mae the store . avenve 3 “JACKSON, Mich., Dec. 24—The ant amount of prope additional details were received from i ces Goes Minted aub St eC During Christmas Storm Gem. Kitchener. im wRIch he supple. | 4, "gH MM left, of which Counc Saturday ae colale At Cost comple: ngements for a e ments the dispatch of this morning and F. P. Lewls are ge \ Morn: Is ind contest tonight between ‘1 12.\-Der- i sdilecnet 2 ie Teas od 4 2 “4 orning ja ing Mowatt” and Eddie Sentry, PORT rustr of ine recent stort have been eithr washed aw LO8 ANGELES, Cat, Dec AB) Sacsse ceehwceiaeeit Loan deca. | teeeeeesiets howe “ be Ev of Taffeta SALE NOW ON a sees ore 19 vessels, bound for different ports | Or, Piled Righ with debris, Tt Pe yeaterday the orange wections Of or ty told of the death of 54 public. } ine Wire-Isound rosa’; Seer, Trtched. and aD along the Sound, made for Clallam ‘#k* " year to repair Jee oc the | Bouthern California were fatriy ding six re Mr. Sprock was a mer ve 3 “y Men's Heavy, Ail-Wool Under- teat te expected. bay, in the hope of weathering the ‘’t#! damage Ie eatimated a with mand wn fron : td * umbia lodge, Ne wear, gray only; our $2.00 grade y. pe Story of Batty gale out there. During the storm werts by terrific wind >| Gen. Kitchener Gaye: the Britton | FUnerel acrangen ot yer %6-in. Black Taffeta,” $1.60 goes at, each garm 81.00 these ships drifted about conside orange grower Riverside dis-| wore en =) been definitely ma i Me Colored Fleeced Shirts ably, and fears were expressed the triet Alone am , , pre be tomorrow from 240 Perca and Drawers: ar : some of them might slip their |The ratlw Pe ya se tonney and Stewart chapel. 12%c Plain Fiannelettes , rade; special, each chors and become stranded gn Bath Towels Women’s Half-Wool ¢ | buried th ep. In San Ber 1 one gUN and one on } ALLA WALLA, Dec. 28 Tt ts no rn itelv that | Rardino bulidings auffered conalder- ‘The Yioers, under Dewet, were 1 6 Dish Towels aye and Pants, jersey ribbed, est number of convicts that have ¢very ship is safe and r | Jumagre strong Solselemly the « # 1-3¢ Dish Towe kind; spectal te ‘490 been enrolled in the history of sale aly without ¢: e, or | —— - ae " 100 Face Towels Me { Boys’ Fleeced Tan Goior Shirts penhentlary are now within its sccident of any kind. ‘These Has Lots of Brags moon A, ye eenhe 17 12%0 Face Towels». ...s.r0 $ and Drawers, 4c quality, near- The prison liste stow 656 are Ameri : , Ibe Face Towels ly all sizes, cach ... 2be " hie the nomber| and the Bang 0: " A. Ci of the Bea tr r The mr work full force and will mana. | Dark Cariton; British ship Oweenee New Ones Today the theft of « brass propelior trom |" bat wae. Tregus ecur- Attempt Made to Blow Up the 1,400,000 bags this year British ship Ivenia; Amertean shi | the company warehouse at First ay | scat "ohne “nar ofe"'on 4 Atego the Meus) Sasceabak Ve an’ | or enn ator eae sce] Mospltal at Leary 6 We Flave Them "gets ts Al} nim known. eran’ ng the Britieh Bridge Work . — — '™ 1 oe. eed 9 si ed to the various rations emerged from thelr tents Gold fillings, up from. essed - 7 ; .° : Silver fillings woos Charged With Larceny | anes See A, reer read el ay Hats and Caps pois. ocr cis ai iw the mona HELENA. Mont.. Dec. 2%.~Mra. g Ripley swore out a warr poles é phon About half the British force was ‘ he to b th ith new ones captured. By the time reinforce Hospital ing and go home wi i Hanson, a woman r os Hy er cane of fees Susten, Si Fas | Deny. ments arrived the Noera had retired | at Le p giant powder SEATTLE same ; nv A ake é rt yesterday after- | Comp: Y ; a Lanashers, «here te ee eath the building and ; | Teeth extracted without pain Re crea at Gnas ose a | soon. charaiay him’ with read lar-| 7 proposed for the grades tbe Toe anne te tearing away a wing, of HAT FACTORY § no tharcs when plates are ced . yurder against Charies Bu ce Smit was formerly a walter he tide Jande as adopted by the} uit country Hiding in which the kitchen | We are not competing with thom she has been living fo n & Washington street oyster house city council were formally approv Mohen saya the T . ed ¢ SECOND § éental catablishments. Au Fs, and the case ts now of e vinthe owner. Smith Also the plans fc i guaranteed for fifteen years. BPestigated by the police, disappeared Wednesday night, and street, from AVENUE |HARVARD DENTAL F, ie lived apply with Ha tise m aise missing from the ti avenue. ntion of blowing up Dr, J | Hours—8;30 a. m. to 8 p.m. en seeaedtes bie ne — « engineer reported on the tol-| Incorrect Report Concerning a uerin, who is unpopular, 1 Is 5 5 }8 a. m. to 2 p.m. ee thar ieee: $ lowing aasessment rola: Water mai “e inf, Packard Lucky J'm 1d, with some of the miners there. | two years later and went to from Bela > . ~ var i} rec unhurt MARRIAGE ' Se nl ee : ae cama sf thew ae aah sane sleet |S ON Prices ’ 2 pany wee A Deed of Charity Remem-|™ Fie of LIQUOR STO! | well, leaving men behind to care ie maid the trator of the | the wounded , the project with park Bixth ” r r une of Tin and’ Graal bered After.30 Years eae 4 Yl Gan teatre eoamheceh 0 tok vet YOUNG GIRLS RASH ACT coo eres ahakow te Pan 3 Just received & heme r n r ot rT 8 of California Wines for the ayjevntking Ninth avenue. went a ann stormy weather ‘when es yy We give you good value, and 3 é Rainier Hardware Co. Pree Siitvers: our erullal tne afte She Leaves Her Mother's House Dospondent —Seeks Drug 121 First Avenue Ovear Je 1 storn’ r nokout. for BY HUNDREDS « et goad done me In gorary veatrniing order from SWiK Wreckage therenbyuta “Several hip Store and Attempts to End Life by Taking ETN ed it is the interest of signers to # rk on th ken ator have reg rt 1» . ' mankind in seeing goods deeds re- | Toag east of Kent. He alleges that Wreckage or signs of disabled Dose of Carbolic Acid 2 that the following true | hig jand h nm entered on with In that vicinity, and this te > Ewisitors to Conventions Ar- story of how the Christmas of one out any steps being taken to con- the belief that ‘the wort 4 Ballard family was changed from | aemn {t, and that he has been dam-| from the last gale may ' py Bs r've 'n Everett fe r to rejotoing, may have {8 | aeoq $560, The hearing was set received Daisy Loftow, aged 15 years, tried) not sell her any. She then told him Jeane Potter: lesemeer 0 } to kill herself In Ruffin's pharmacy, | her mother had sent her for it, and Ev. T, Dee, %—Delayed December 26th, 1871, Mra. 8G. (oral mi Wize | that the drug Was necessary, as her corner Second avenue and om ee | OHIO COMING —sormer "aeeone’ avenue nna "rie tnt the deen tency. at ex SAVES YoI 4 a achere ar . was happily married and had a fam. th street, between an of the house at night » that the va A 1 that ave fly of children. Among -her self last night. While ng A pretext fumes might disappear bef 4 a duties w ome ol | or using the telephon rear in 1 vatny tol ’ ; s Ee ast ine Puget Sound Navy Yard Will Clone | et rng ne cee ace idwed nett: | fe inane eid any told We handle a large line of Loggers’ Outfits charitable nature, and during the 1 Sh ep ampes ‘ar and especially at Christman. attleship’ ly all the contents ¢ ince Vial, Ruffin agreed her have the pitern : amy Ne was accustomed to give the B p's Hull (on neld e, who haa ; ¢ child took the such as thon 4 d end clothin many The big battleship Ohio, which was | “M office over ste Phdned a to be allowed t ry * nies cial attention hecause Kinle while on tour of th yaat ° hort time ne non ay r) before i} eves, of ¢ t « danger wr r and di k nv a “aa.” t ¢ necenaity - Jast summer, will shortly be orde her out of 1 rank 1 P Cc H W ri] Cut this “ad.” out a mate to the Puget Bound Navy’ yaad’ ge, tiwved to her home at fos Fourth | ost th eveays, Cant Hooks, Wedges, |) ..°s.0scsiccut ¢ Are Smalipox Patients t0| Bremerton, to have her leaned, | #Venue in the ambulance No Lovers’ Quarrel our store before Januar t ts that he ttleship's The Motive Bh ame hysterical when he will allow yo Dd Walk the Streets? =|» i i sated SL Sassi | rue. sccive, niet varopiatan sno (tea eititen aCTTRG Seas R ae Mauls, Axes, Ropes, sh Stew clon * and the Bremerton drydock 1s | act seems to have arises from tem- | calling the names of everybod pay: uid have suf-| Charlie Rhodes, @ laboring man, Mrs, Lofton, when seen this morn-| night that the girl had. t " : walked inte polite headquarters at | Home-Made Logging Cars tag hdaeat REP URUNNEr Wes in| With'a seung tan by neore or | baring sat |Tsiciatmotne Ate SOME | wow tana th tar mamivefeeethahebeshe ttl hee Gamestore hea], 4 4 ontcag that will astonish the intending 903 SECOND wilh on tdow. | to . he amalipox, De aden with four massive an culous to attribute her is ate nis ¢ u } “e 4 Q e intending a 4 SNEAK THIEF raed to flabt lites Wattles mine: | tectiy pebott and Cape, Laub. | IORKINE carn Ix walling for w tow At fngh'wet to uch & HoUrce... She Kald ; ir the rash act eer DET BASES PASS Wi astonish the Invencens, buyer Burke Bidg,, Seattl P by the r n pon her of t he had that disease, Aa-| #ened to the Swan logging an err after a sight misunder neaged by a ~~ —— OT eieutman “ Pant Harrison . Gaughter with @. family tant Clty Phywlelan ‘Lodiow was | Camp at Little Skookum. |” standing at home, | She sald her . mpany and ama | ll gee rod “t nae tha tual’ oe led and pronounced tt smallpox. hey were all designed and manu-| daughter told her this morning that | only . ote morning thet thiet had ene | We ettied in Ballard |. ‘The city ambulance was called, | factured in Beattie, This i an In-| phe felt blue, and y and 10 | wes ot hig nouall i} Se aca ‘saltard, Prowse the ity ambulance wat ead, | fact, it Maite han amin whe Tale bie and en 1 | Wek aat ght hecaay es er Lom 14i5 Second Piphiber wtone 812 11 nd 4 grandchildren, tofled | forward on the station pv Hur | fined aimont exctunively to the Hat, and naked. the clerk arboite | "When a tom arrived tthe oT gata \ at Dies he Wan wtartat ton the | ment in the fled of manufactured| and she then asked towee Mr, Ruf: | had revived the girl. ‘Today she } ‘st Avenue, Cor. Spring, Same Side of the SI slowly the demon of debt began to | pesthouse, implementa, | fin, the proprietor, He also would| almost fully recovered, Block as the Bon PY

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