The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 16, 1902, Page 3

FAURADAY, JANUARY 16 100, THE SEATTLE STAR. 8 Last Edition °°: 4 O'Clock p. m. Be A runawick—K, T. 1 tt 1 t ALA nd : : \ 1 | an n : | f North Yak: | . f Hret n: | . era ' : y' Palme ' STH BEND, Jon. 16. —Lum You j } i pare January Sip my the murder of | Str, Thomson Net Yet weg | Bloom ® vm q faapall Tucnday was se No Uneasiness Felt 9 rush jus! . pen, Will Peterson and Abner doxtiniten: Mearaee | ' Sietrerson wae close enough to put cant tae | NEW YORK, Jan. 16 ‘ | and on Tou, who was hiding in cies with many. of | ¢F'8 inavest to’tix the responsib! ity sump. Ae soon as discovered cities of Southwest. | for the Ne tral tunnel a Chinaman fed, leaving by a ear which the steam. | cident b one A, his hat and the iy sbaetin ae tive which | oF we jail be had 0 ed in train, who the vicinity till dark last e in Se emnen e| accldent fave found no further tface ARGUING ON FRDERATION Jan. 16—At 3 o'clock the debate ching the Big Renton Hill Improvement C. J. Smith and out butiding pe A. 8. Kerry rmitw today f uses Lying betw enth 1 Marton mM I-stor There will be 11 dit two houwes to a style. | wt of each house will n Krand total of took | are very hor : a either waitin m telegraphic c Alleged Pirate Nolan A jury ts being secured in Judge Griffin's court this afternoen to try Kd. Nolan, the alleged burglar anc plrate ca 4 at Me mmunicatior 00, makin alee s adow Point by | $4,000 for the 2 Laber Potice Dete * Adams and Lane ry with the American Federa-| some weeks agi ~ me to an end, and | were read. The minority, Look Out for This One | station ; A clever awind pop GY ing among housewives of Be. | favored deferring | attle lately matter has come| | Malia, Bt was deciied to form) to the notice of the police | te federation, and when organ The man takes orders to give les-| for membership ta the| sons in fancy work and requires a in body. The committee of pinted for this purpose was igied te Ti, thive persons being each from Spokane, Seatt and Everett. This arrang: Was not approved by the owns, and it was deckted to @ member each fro mthe four ities and supp'y them with from small districts. mmitter thus forties will go at once. FAMILY SEES NO WRECKAGE The revenue ¢ in the bay last report. that around the in part of the & and. straits | Rrecknae was diacovered that w any light on the los 1} Mattewan ver reappears The Walla Walla Survivors Cannot] Recover Damages | | FEDERAL COURT the bottom, there's nothing oad collect from The suit of the Balfour-Guthrie| However, Co. against the Northern Pacttic Railway Compaty is on trial before | Judge Hanford and a jury today. The company is suing for the worth | Mother and [wo Sons in of the cement that was destroyed [several months ago when the White | of their k Star dock collapsed. The cement | justment aeariy «| hia ant toianget tine Halts! HEAVY DAMAGES FOR DETENTION © gathered up Guthrie Co, The dock was owned police on various yharges,| by the Northern Pacific Railway Steamer Rosalie Sued for $20,000) Because of Quarantine | of same. Company Gem Fung. a young Chinese wom an, today asked for a writ corpus to compel the Unt marshal taining h ordered deport She now San Franc Tas an illegal citizen. | was born In! suit has been brought against the atoamer Roaaile and its owners—the Alaska Steamship for $30,000 | damages, by J. J. Palmer of ouver, and W. A Ward ot Vi . ia 18-year-old today signed the arrested for burgiary =| fin the libel case of Ki ‘ie Quine. aged 4 yours, & Winge against ne achooner Beven r lary, but ig to be| Sisters The lihellanta were given | °° a of ide a iL wiacds to give | & Judgment of $946.50, and the United | for detention im quaran tne, due to evidence. Last night the States marshal was ordered to sett | en » a8 alleged by these gen- followed his wife and children the vessel to satisfy the judgment sis eq melt He was arrested on |: James Nolan today filed an tater. ; being drunk ‘and| Vening Mbet for $43.50 for wi Po tponement « of “Banquet erly. The whole family is Saainst the steamer Clara Bi | The banquet of the King County the ban of the law. The first libeliants are W. Scott a Medical Soctety, which was to have} | D. W. Haskina, n held Monday, has been post ned one month owing to the ill-| LLP OX AT Not Sto'ey After All ome of Dr. H. D. Kline, president of the society. Dr. Kline was strick SNOQUALMIE. gow ahaha shar alae to en with pneamonta last Tuesday and have occurred early this morning, was very low for a time, but his early recovery Is now expected. and late thie afternoon found that the watch supposed to hav Sot a smattpox patient the Snoqualmie hote d yesterd the alleged victim In a local shop ie free from any | 139. last night. He told the police a patient mention- this morning that the article had | r] from the town been taken from him by two high- | ali, wot the Snoqualmie waymen. show that So ee ie oe ypoomer at the Gal — Everett Obtains Contract The contract for a new four-mas' ed barkentine to be built at Whit shipyards at Everett has ju | awarded to that firm. BE being treated Taitiow for acute smalipox. In Was a confusion them on the ew Contract nder Stewart t Northern at &; rived In the city this morning. Chief Engineer J. F. Stevens and cor Stewart il confer on * relative to the copstruction rs a 42-foot beam and a 2 [of the new unton des foot depth of hold. It will be built engineer of of the Thirteenth Fairhaven Floated The steamer Fairhaven Conner Trading an | HAS BRIEF STAY of the La Transportati It will be the contract to be let by Coast Co. Pacific Mth avenues, and East Fir | With avenue to a point Detween ith avenue and pile stumpe are left. She i « Ing the dock mpace there MARINE NEWS ealarg | ™ GOVERNOR Is | Railway Guide © Northern Pacttic Baars, for Me, vas “188 fom Be. Pacts nm.” | ‘The United States lighthouse ten- Jer Columbine of Autotia arriveras Shaw's Successor . vot tm Duly Inaugurated In expect kat anes 16.—-Large enthusiagrn of the ff An internation show of St. Ber f th - nard dogs be held next spring he 5 in Frankfort, Germany ) ; ap iron g tt 4 | AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA DIAG er , i 18 ADE . . 3 In Hotels Re Pi ren a a : p| Sereeeenesaneesneeetes ural ad res . | 4 in Where Is Willie? | F b u at 1903 Ye r a h 4 ru from hor The polt . have been asked find him b Made Ladies’ Furs C. Berg, 1218 ‘Ch | repaired. | |payton, Wash.; Jas. A, Cloc ‘ear® | portiand; A. McArthur of Kalispell, of | Coal, wood, ‘phone Ser Bie works Spon’ fits Yor | San Pranciaco, =" “mY COTTAGE CITY rm ae Py | Company, which ran on the beach at| T steamer | any onthe. ahs leat Miller, point. near La Conner. ts re- | Cottage City, which arrived ye | eas for ported to have been floated toduy| any. on ning for rem. Mhich cost over | ona will be towed to Seattle + ahah: aieecan Fn iuente 0 the sewer which is| The Passengers were « Bhe ¢ 1a passenger list of at Pelleve a now badly | **hOre and conveyed to 1 th > “Rel only ® short distance away. At the oOwe come | time of the dinanter the ste “ street, and on 16th | *" route from this city to I phenomena avenues 240 feet ss ¥ rived btw 7° her gh I ae Stumping Piles “¥ | Svenue south, produced; Tug Enigma amused heracif thia| | Pe Yc saath of Bast | morning stumping plies at the Madi- | Fast Bru rest from ith | yanke? away at the other end of Mo & point midway between | the rope until very few of the o MAY PROVE HONOR FOR SERIOU mle MARSITLLE Jon PITTant 16.—The 9 ' y amer Sidon, which » riage of ¢ t Gur » Mar arge number of paswengera at “ing nines Holr Patra porta are very. anaes wool wena ; Mi h nays th \ e nd. The rid ‘ th f f Al v t . ame hour, says t Beda get r ; m4 howght " at. T : Lond 1 ‘ amahiy 1 i M «tO BeCUre post ir Er I CLOSE SHOPS - Coal for Treadwell All Victoria Turns Out to See the} 4», ollier Wellington, owned by Umatilla and Majestic Race =; {28 Pansmulrs, in now on per way | keop a sharp vienity whe kage. KIRKLAND WANTS ‘¢ A STEEL PLANT ington k while in th Would Like to Sell the Present| r| Building to Jupiter People tt ‘REPORTERS’ NOTES Bt Ey Eg Long, a mine arrested " ed during night by Of and Searing ¥ wiven a ore to frequent n under advisement in today. arrested by! : r ted to the this afternoon on the ple donate a site fon of stealing some shirts. may be scoured. ‘His Own Landiord lY, M. C. A. HAS Assistant City Engineer | dnome 1% ey trame o Nine A SOCIAL TIME |i Gives Musical and Literary P _— vi LU an if = WEATHER FORECAST bad ate = | gram at Its Hall fresh ovctheast winds, > Seceming] the Yaeae Mane tatttin 7 brik Friday. t last night under oft [the Christian E : | the First Christia T A a | extensive and pleasing program wae » by Mre. He n by Mra W. T. Blw A. H. And , tyre gave some ex on the plano. Discharged on One Count and! a Arrested on Another CONTESTING FOR LIPPY MEDAL ten Sachs, a recite Sickles, vocal fol y A. Le Campbell, who, was yeater Gay discharged fr r $300 from a firm Y. M,C. A. Events Show Excellent prone Al srge. He was arraigned Indoor Records Jcharged with | ment In t ond LApPY medal contest of took place in the ¥ ymnnasium last night. # ind. ecords wer McDonal4 won the 1 t ind shot put ance of 41 ix anid will be s k first piace Campb was the agent of the it race in. th nerica ding and Trust Co. “ The high in this city two years ago. At that Temple. at the heigh time it is alleged that he embezzled Bush n mey, For two years he has i king heined the company to straighten Temple also secur affairs, with the understand the half mile, in OUR ! GREAT EMERGENCY SALE | STILL CONTINUES | And it is astonishing to see the amount of FURNITURE, CARPET POVE RANGES | of HOUSEHOLD GOODS that is being delivered from our stor | one we now occupy. DON'T W rhe t wis npr anything that we can « t ! ‘ eal ' 5 , ot | your pricing, but come here when you get to buy, for here whe a Of the Best Quality This you can buy of us in any quant we are cloning them out _ $5.90 i ALL GRADE FURNITURE STORE Metcnife lant nikht Glass & Dice General J, B entertained the members of the com ay Rais fread ' GASH GROCERS See this cut in glaases.* Solid gold, opera, “The Or ‘ sfigt Us cut in klansen.« Soild gota nary 2a now $4.00. Hest of materials. ¥ plans apent the evening in var -10 Heussy build- a Pike. amination fr Special List 3 ©: er cone. {GARLANDS was the guest The Lake Washingt Be Dug This ¥ | And times In Seattle will be pro Jous this season; to profit by pr of honor. | 12 cans Pioneer Cream 12 cans Carnation Cre ES , Mt a wn sie $ 1 can Eagle Brand Milk .15¢ Are Ever Faithful Hi F. Brand Fy care; reward. 1406 Firet avenue La Roche, removed to til Fir 1902 GARLAND See the TERE RE IE EE: Stoves SpSMeP 1902 100 LATE 10 CASSIFY Now In : Patterns | Month sia; one binek tye, matted We Exchange Stoves 1428 Second Av. Phone Main 482 Geo. H. Woodhouse (0, The Seattle Home of the Garland 149 Second Ave, ceenascuve Harvard Dental Parlors KEGLEY’S ws. 111 Occidental Ave. | POTATOES ri sweets, all g fair wize, but r t too lar larger emberal it filed against | De: mm t Fancy Eastern Full Cream--Per nt He went t ma yesterday, | won nd Ie siete ato case 81.10, Extra old | ~ = = = oF Large cakes, . Neufchattel—Per cake Extracted and filled absolutely with- | PARLOR FURNITURE on Ponk SAUSAGE REM Saararpacae ek Dy ed A un ; 2 PAINLESS DENTISTRY, IS GREATLY REDUCED ata run set Heth hat Oe \| Rest local Ranch—2 doz i Gold Crown: ‘ PARLOR FURNITURE intention to reduce been unus this de made in particular has ually reduced; it is our partment to a great extent probably the most sweeping reduc throughout the whole Parlor Furniture space, to move very quickly all uphol stered Furniture January Sale, The extent of the ductions, make it impossible to give you any idea of the splendid least one January Sale and we have during the showing, the remarkable re chances here for you now; at here's value hint $13.95 {pr high-grade Turkish Ghiubaid Furniture Co. L, SCHOENFELD & SONS 1012-14-16-18 FIRST AVE, ee oo She Teeth Without Plate Sliver Fillings NO CHA ing when « written gua all. work. | HARVARD Houre—8:30 a, m 8p. m.; oe ys painless extr er work is d nts for 10 years with Sign of the Big Coffee Pot Chamber Sets A new shipment of six-pic Chamber Sets, suitable f amal hotel purpe Sun Cooper & Levy 104-106 FIRST AVE. Bet. ‘Vouter and Wasiteaes ‘Streets Mexican Pe Candy HOTEL BUTLER ©*:)| ie. SEATTLE’S|@AFE anng| Sweet Sappho | Laue largest and Gri Flakes | only first-class Room | Nut Loaf | European na] a Oeunbo- HOTE! tion " SHH oonevece: First and Columbia Phone Main 111 Gunther’s and For the Agod Huyler’s When print blurs f y z 08 AF OOUS For soto |’ tnd reading z Here | : a Candies : Entertained “The Oracle” Co. | ee f. EL ELLIOT Beautiful ity desired 4 ? ‘This beautiful Iron > (fall size only), with « LAYING NOT INCLUDED Seater & Company 912, 914, 916 FIRST AVE all kind store Here Is a Sample. of How We aw are Selling Goods: '¢ METAL BEDS 10, 000 YARDS OF IN- _ LAID LINOLEUM and in the Most Designs. At the Wholesale It Will Pay To Take Good Care of Your PIANO city where , revarnish: All ‘work able, expe | and guara fir: e have the best equipped shops pianos can be ed and refinished Pianos re- “and skillful men, st-class, D.S. Johnston (0, 903 Second Avenue Burke Oesceres 4 Se 1 Oooo dese: se0e ¢ Pink Kites Coffee ino + Best 40c blend in the market ¢ BAILEY & WILLIAMS DENTAL, PARLORS 3 Tel. _ vie 1 Pie St DESO: O° OEOIO 080205076 AUCTION RHODES BROS. | Zci7acearcro [aur sen vee. (214 Second Ave. Be coi REDS | hg 2 mH Tel, Main 720 | ca oe JOHN M, DAVIS ri 534 Pioneer Blook & CO, Rod t3t When buying articles his paper, speak of the advert Blar. 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