The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 4, 1902, Page 3

SATURDAY, JANUARY ¢ 100% REGISTER AT ONCE «: wover Put oft Until February} #2 What You Can Do Now n ual" foree of client sein City Comptroller king the registrations forthe fee tion, The registra # will close at midnight of WH and will be open every day Sundays untii that time, jaw makes it compulsory on dee tart of every pervon who de- fo vote at the election on March ery regieter bis name, ward and t at leant 20 days before the Bares 8 ans ect be 8 ren eh the state at Teast one year county three months and the ‘4 ore the date of he register ieannot vote. Pesisiration ts urged by t While there is no partic ‘cad. During the last days the fare qpen there will be a jam ration desks, and w Will result to voters in ‘helt turns, SHUT OFF i, city water that park ; a ° Bnew water gate. 3 Tintin park reservotr the entire high service x Renton and @ ‘Anne Bills. During the © mentioned Dae @ potice f given that they fnake Becessary peovision 3 Athion, which has ap for repaire for two d her regular trips this ween this city and the! navy yard. cabin has been added to! and the boat entirely The Greyhound, wh'ch remning in place of the; . de retired tempor- ADE BAD BRI BREAK IDON, Jan. 4—A bad breac' te Was made yenter 8 Ruase!!, counsel Dix. He served a writ ie sakd St. af justicn where We teken from extrac bowed “ court, ~ BITS OF GAIETY Maripoam Club has \ssved ia @ this place on the night y by) HI | ton, being satis! | prosecutors. The principal ling, January @ at her home, Ninth \* nue and The Rohemta Chi | met Wednesday roams in the Lit ' ness seaston, year were won by Wehn, Mr, Leland 8 A Mise Anna Mackey, of th | The priaes of the second ven to Mr. Leland 8 JAnd Miss Mabel Therten, ‘There be Ho more public High Jinks was deckled at the last me | the entertainments for th | year Would be strictly for the me bers. he clase How numbers abe }100, “and for the present no new | membora will be admitted. | Miss Honk Phelps will give a dan cing party to the ot. the herry att Jone bua Mr matrong and frat c Childre Revolution Saturday afternoon from ¢ 2 untl) 6 o'clock, in the Lincoln ball roo ew Year's day Mise Florence ‘Truax, daughter of Mr, and Mra, ¢ H. Truax, married to Edwin Deyo, at the home of the bride's arents, TIT Jackson street. Rev, 8, Orhan officiated. he bride wore a gown of brown joth, trimmed. with cream with @ garniture of pink satin t ribbon, Mise Flor maid of hon das beat man. de of the bride had tra: m home Into a Bower of white green, An altar was artistically arrange f grill work and cover greens mony the assem- |diake repaired to the pink room, where the young couple were show xt with the good wishes of thelr | r omy friends, nd Mre. Truax wil! t * January & at : PRISONERS 4 GET AWAY CASPAR, Wyo,, Jan, 4—Pour pris overs who escaped from the jail at of December by Sherif! W. C in the mountal «of here, Thurs were exchanged nortally wound- ed, dying in a few hours. portion of the sheriff's party are alt. 7 men started to Setar fore with Ricker, but he die en route. Another party of citheens, | well mounted and well arm: | atarted out to reinforce the thes. If the outlaws are captured it ts doubtful if any of them will be returned here alive, CHAS. F. NEELY IS ON TRIAL IN CUBAN COURTS: HAVANA, Jan. 4—The long-de P. Neely of In ale ent of large sums from the Havana years ago, W before the bigh- jest civil tribunal of Cuba. The United States government is no active part in the prosecu- ane tn the hands of the e judges and witness On Geo, Truax ac at the TIT Jet | 31, were overtake Ricker an: about 7 ry rd States charge d’affatres, ing bim te bring forthwith< tayed trial of Chi John Dix to the high diana, charged with the em! peal would 1 granted postoffice nearly two Apologies commenced toda however, come fram the United ions for @ dance, to be giveo 40 States. They Include Postoffice I Seems Anpe club hovey Ehure) spectore Haim December 9. F! Sans Seucl Clap held dance at the Rainier fine entertainments, but ie promises to be something. dinary €n@ one that wit! Interest to the pubitc. & Preni cele: Dieasant!y| 7. J. Waish and Everett have » and Bre. F. street, during E. of two performances at the of Cincinnati « Soeed Neely's arrest. Mbel of Edwin Lawrence at the steamer Pligrim has been diemiased as the iibelant failed to appear at the hearing. ‘Wilison's Juventic Minstreis James H. Wilison’s great triple production is filling an engagement rand opera house this afternoon and even- ling. This is a strictly high-class at- | traction and will be enjoyed by all \| who attend. The stage setting, elec- trical devices and new and speci painted scenery represents an outlay | of over $2,500, and Ix the finest and North Broad- ae No, 1, Women's Re- Install officers at the even- j ie ‘Seatte’s iy pen” Those’ A gh-Cass omy Revert Prices—20c, 20c, 40c, 50c. Matinee The At the Old Cross Roads ‘ PID *DUD* DED SOMES OUD EOEY | 25e aoe 60 | operratta, that has ever been made moat costly ever used outside of a Henderson production. of a series of eight] at the Grand. to the band Mr. Wagner has engaged the Swedish Ladies Quartette of the son” company for tor evens, oom cert, and these fine singers will ap- pear in several selections. Jefferson De Angelis ‘The nearest approach to the Offen- bach school of operatic comedy, or in this country is sald to be “A| 1 Rogue,” will present at the Grand tomorrow and Monday evenings. It ts said to be @ most delightful noveity in # Royal the new musical pi | A SUCCESS | musica! and dramatic way. of the beaten paths of the old atereo- | g WTEREST IS | WELL AROUSED : Hawkins-Queenan Fight Is the One Subject in Sporting Circles Probably nov glove contest scheduled to off in 8 has attracted attent! coming one between Dal Hawk ins and Perry Queenan, The Seattle theater has been leared for the at Jan, 10, Already orders ming for weate, and the capacity of the theater Is expected to be tax ed Hawkina his life, Rotting the the Queenan end, When the time men on the evening of Jan. 10, t promises to be m husky little fighters as ever in. Seattle. Hawkins has over Queenan on height, on reach, but Perry ts very clever and his scence may overc advantage {aueen never looked and Perry ts In pe ix about ev boxe ‘avtown his Headquarters at the Beattle athe letio club, HER DEBUT WAS WASHINGTON, presentation D.C, Jan of Miss Washington 80 of the greate place tn Washington tn rec 500 quests were f all members of pa and famllt TO FIT 'EM UP NEW YORK, Jan. 4 rigan, the prominent Kansas City turfman, salts for Engtand today to Jook after his racing interests on the other side. He has about 25 horses tn England, three of which are in propartion for the Dertiy. BALTIMORE, M4. dinal Gi Year's recep al residence ence ts enjoyt ebrate hie the coming w Army Changes Among the chan, occasioned tn the mmand of local forts because of the reorganization of the army, is the transfer of Major EB. T. ©. Richmond from the command of Fort Flagler. to be inspector of ar- Mery for the Department of Jam bt, Captain Eugene Wilson will prob- ably suceeed to the command at Flagler for the prrsent. Colonel M Crea, at present in charge of Vancouver barracks, will be w months by General birthday during typed comle opera, and it is #0 far above the average “musical comedy that there ia no comparison, The JEFFERSON DE ANGELIS, | In “A Royal Rogue” at the Grand. | music in “A Royal Rogue” was writ- 29S Oe at 2:15 Night at 8:15 And Continuing All Week. Matinee Saturday. Most Natural Play of the Age W. BE. Nankeville’s Special Scente Production. Village Parson A Play of Intense Human In- terest ‘A Brilliant Domestic Told. Special Each Act In every way complete and one ot the mont pronounced dramati mucceases of the day. Story Well Elaborate Scenery tor rarer er Serer iret ir eto or er So Last Performance ten for the play—not picked up here and there and purchased in the muste stores am in the custom with the present-day “musical comedy,” “The Village Parson’ n hes training quarters at Hawkins i making two as a ome these mod eaith and wi 1) | | } | At the Third Avenue theater to-| morrow afternoon “The Village Par- fon” will commence a gagement. This in one of the popular attractions of the present week's en which ZATTLE THE LI Mer WE BEN HE JE OLSON si J. P. Howe, ‘DRIC KS be i Matinee Saturday Pr , 0e and The, Matines, most | riginal better tn| fect trim, | although may be a few more takers for | alt of ttle advantage | and maybe Hartom umm prom “Tye Burgomaster’ Spider i y tion Baward Cor. | Merry girite chorus f | and Weatern con prove an enileht beauty and grac WILL RECEIVE se f RINGTK N Grand Lyr ing the ar both pantie ed Are am of youth e Oracie”* “The Oracle,” > opera which Bociety MARY CARR MOORR, | Mezzo-Soprano in the Grand. ‘The Oracle” the Grand on Friday and Saturday t week, ment upon th costuming and settings and the cap mpany with which the pro- | are constant those who have kept in them are most ls opera, end touch with wudatory in one the aplendid on will be made GRAND Sunday Afternoon, January 5, 2:30 P. M. First of the series of Eight Concerts by Wagner’s Band Seattle's Premier Musical Organization, Assisted by Quartette, in Selections houtd | | Dr, Waggoner, dentiat, Globe block the THE SEATTLE SIranf, “CONTRACTS SIGNED UP Seattle Theater © prinel Virginia Is D Frank to Become Stock House January 19 a {cDonaid will be a feature bey lor Dr. Wage RECEPTION TO [artesian a aPC Week THEIR PASTOR i) 2ic5 “ooh amy: » Bpinning for biey Jentint, removed to Firet and Madison Rev, an Mrs. W. TG. Temp leaston, Muste was furninhe | marked nix and a half | Mr. Temple bas held hia present | PAID ALL DEBTS al chureh heb ng Thurs finances were found to be t condition, This tx th that the ehureh ng. During th on pald all ite nd tn adtlt mee WYYTYTIELESEEr re Lele OPERA sate JOHN CORT Manager ; GRAND joise = Next Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday Nights Special Wednesday Matinee Ee astern edaaae the Consolidation of Last Season's Two Big Companics—0 People : Edith Yerrington. . Ida Ha Mad The Joll Kind of Jolliality The Big ‘Taylor Congregat tts annual busines rm: rh nthe it h nt exp $60 for t ¢ the evening nt Other nthrop te te {i DEPEW SAILS PARIS, Jan, 4.—Senator Depew and bride Marguerite Clark. J. 8. Murray Alma Page, The Famous GIRLY CHORUS of Youth, Beauty aud Grace % heuncey are among the Passengers sailing from Cherbourg today for New York. They wi Up thelr residence In Wash: for the winter. iM FOLLOW THE CROWDS The, Ladiew’ Furs made and repaired he CC. Berg, 138 Third ave. 50e, Zhe ee ESDAY MATINEE SEATS BALE baer eee MO} Seattle's JOHN CORT Leading Manager Theater Tel, Main 65 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY JANUARY 10 AND 11 SEE ECATUROAY MATINEE: HOUSE GRAND: OPERA 602 24 Ave. 204 James Where to Go The Maison Barberis has become noted for Its swell The LADIES’ RELIEF SOCIETY Presents for the Benefit of the CHILDREN’S HOME “TheOracle”’ which is served in from 6 to 9 in MAIN 76 cents. ing wine: and in the PRIV MS fo A Comic Opera in Three Acts, by Mary Louise Carr Moore. ‘The Principals include FRANK JON VIRGINIA GRAHAM, } coomns, LA SPRAY, 2 CAR HOFFMAN, 8. THOS. O, METCALFR, WARREN TRWIN, ino the finest LL 2 in the city (ope and night) in connection, inine and service ar od Entrance 210 James. unsur EK INGLE, Jr, Eu INOR BPAF nb FRINK ELOWE REED, MARY CARK MOORF, GENEVIEVE REED. W. W. WILLIAMS, Musical Director. a #4 IN THE CHORUS # & 90 Before purchasing your Wall Paper look over NIQHTS Noe kg TSe, 50c, 250. our line, Le a THURSDAY, 19 A. M. the Swedish Ladies’ Prices—25 cents to all parts of the house. GRAND TODAY---Matinee and Evening WILLSON’S Juvenile Wonders THREE SHOWS IN ONE Part 1---WILSON'S MINS /REL! rt 2---BURLESQUE OF THE OPERA “IL TROVATORE. good laugh irand Spectacular F HE BIRTH OF THE BUTTERFLY.” $1,000 to any manager that § id tion, talent It will do the in 1 of the produc MATINEE PRICES EVENING PRICES OO POOOOOOOSS HO OOOOOOSO9 OOD OOO OOO OPERA. Seattle’s Leading Theater HOUSE OPERA Sceattle’s Leading Theater HOUSE xtravag PAPER From | Grand Exhibition Of Thoroughbred Poultry ad Pet me. Stock ay Assocation | Germania Hall | January 7 to 11, 1902, General Admisston 25¢ Season Tickets $1.00 John Cort, Mgr. Tel. Main sod Up Lig reductions for holi- days. Phone Main 909 Rox seats, 60 cents. Star Paint & Wall Paper Co. Phone Mat Inc. Cor. Third and Pike St. John Cort, Masson slid CLINE’S PIANO eeeeceaccccceccece HOUSE For Reliabic Goode Cor. Second and Union A aT CORSET SALE Bottles Snyder's Catsup $1! Biichfeldk 1227 Yesler Way, Phone Red761 All the Old favorites Regulation Army Shirts fast blue, tly all wool, $2.00, KIRK, Have a you good str at 1209 First Ave. anza and Transformation, t sold all « THE FAIR, 120- 122 Pike Si, bacisscreeersatbontntead Cha: Dens rtield, Steck Broker | a | Quaker Bath | eeeeeecee PIRPPPITIIVI—IPIFIPIIIND CECRRRER EEE, CECE CE EERE ERE R REE R ES most elaborate and ex trical on a Se n, Black 100, 260, 600 ggg . 260, 600, 7 , s Nest OM We Sell Them ougnt let itself, hird and Pike. K prec 9-1 Ko ELLIOTT vatter iting me of expense Sight fous to you as Heussy building | Gahinets HOTEL BUTLER for $5.00 Sight Made Perte:t SEATTLE’S|@AFE ann$) Perfect sight largest and| = @RRALL of inclensinc’ $ only first-¢ ROOM ea perfect European ea In Gonneo-} HOTEL. tion | as ave, and Columbia, ‘Tel, Main 193, | ass i fit ses. CHUCHARD OPTICAL CO, r alist 1207 Second Avenue, Seattle, SOLOS HELLS HOOD DOSS OO9 OOS FOS SOOOS OS OO SOOO SOO DOF9D HHHHSH OOOO ED 5 Standard Tomatoes $! per Doz. 8 ODEO O OY 1090066006 1909 0969500 09% FOOOOOOOO OOD GRAND JOHN CORT, OPERA HOUSE T fesies Manager. Telephor Main 6 Nights Ded evePErToEe Sunday and Monday The Season’s Most Delight ee “ Foremost Con +43 Jefferson De Ane yelis % A Royal Rog 1e Written by Chas. Kizia Music by W. a PRESENTED BY A SUPERB COMPANY, including GERTRUDE MACKENZIE HELEN BYRO. EDMUND LAWRENCE FRANK M, KELLY HENRY NOKMAN a A ALICE CHARLE Magnificent Stage Settings Beautiful Costume Effects 81.50, 81, 75 PRICES VOOGOPI9 IOSD OOO SOOOEE DODISHTEHOD ODI SOOO TE POOCOOOO SOOO OOO HOOF OOH HO 1 HOOHOFOOHS OOOOOSGOOO © Harvard Dental Parlors 532 Second Ave., Over German Bakery Raeeeeeecacceeceeececg Annual Stock-Taking Sale CRCEER EC EGC CCC g)99999999999 2999999922778 ¢ your teeth out in the morn- ing and go home with new ones the | sane day. Teeth extracted without pain and f ordered. with cheap All work rs DENTAL PARLORS, $:39 a. m. to $ p. m.; Sundaym, to 2 p eu HARVARD | Hours re a alight Neen values we are gains fully as good which early comers can secure, = M. Seller & Co. 3 59999999999999999992920 UNDERTAKERS = PIKE ANG UNION, ASH. IMPORTANT OFFERINGS OF Men’s, Women’s and Children’s Underwear At Decided Savings on Useal Prices Children’s Cream or Gray Ribbed Fleece Lined Vests and Pants, all sizes; worth 2¢, for .. 19 Ladies’ “Star and Garter" Three- Fourths Wool Vests and by od worth $1.25; for . oe Ladies Union 3 ait. Wool uits, worth $1.00; for... Te Ladies’ Three-Fourths Wool Stiver y Union Suits, worth $1 Children’s Gray Ribbed Fleece Lin- ed Union Suit each -fourths wool Stl- all sizes, oe SO Children’s Thre ver Gray Union Suit worth $1.00, for .., ; for. Natural Drawers, worth Ladies’ Extra Heavy Ribbed Fleece Lined Vests an gray, worth & 5s Ladies’ Three-Fourths Wool Rib- bed Vests only, worth 900; for, Brunner & Co. 602 Pike St =—Tel. Main 1080, Half-Wool Shirts and for Men’ 1 Shirts and for, each F GRAND RIDGE f KOLE THE ONE-PRICE FAMILY WINE and LIQUOR STORE Just received a large consignment | of California Wines for the Holidays, e-give you good value, an@/pur Bunkers, foot of Madison m5 aH pest ai street. Telephone, Main | Free delivery. Your trade solicited, | 0CSeeeeoooooooos |New York Dental Parlors, G14 FIRST AVENUE, PIONEER SQUARE THE NEW YORK DENTISTS LUTELY PAIN 1 crowns and fi $ LUMP AT $3.75 PER TON NUT AT $2.75 PER TON This kole is from the new slope which we have just opened, and is the best domes- tic kole in the market. ISSAQUAH COAL ©o., | The ONLY DENTISTS in Seattle LESS METHODS for extracting teeth. teeth UR METHODS are TIBTS ONLY. A wat s the NEW YORK CIALISTS are at in times pasts KNOWN 8 Ror Gr teeth * 7 1 crown 1 filling r tilling extracted when other w Gol Bilv free with rk ot try to compe h pw ES t dental parlor - Larg’ t equi p world, Have your teeth out in the morning and go home with new ones the uting rooms inthe whole Dur name have a nm and e what your work will cost id you will Mad we do exactly as we PROTECTIVE GUARANTER h all work for 10 years. Fo nd A New York Dental Parlors ; given w Main Omieg streets, Portl 6M First avenue, Pioneer square, Howard building. 8:30 a, m, to 2:00 p, m. rth and Morrison Hours: 8:0 a, m, to 8:00 p.m. days "MUMS LEK. WAM UCM iye feo thoar Collins Biotk, Jair WY and everung che ssth,