The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 22, 1902, Page 3

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, 16 Last Edition 4 O'Clock p. m. AUBURN AROUSED Assailants of the Japanese Were Three White | Men---Officers After Them © AUBURN, neve WhO gear Christopher M ver fram Ais Wash NTED HUSBAND ATTEMPTS TO COMMIT SUICIDE BY TAKING POISON - gory of a wife's coldness and/and conduct the restaurant tn con- 8 ardent but unrequited | function with Connors. culminated yesterday even-| Overcome by this sad intelligence Charles M. Keene attempt-/ the despondent man attempted to/ anh untimety end of bh end his existence by taking poison taking over-dose of} The husband and wife were mar- He swallowed an ounce ried at Ellensburg six years ago. She but fi ‘ d to the scene, a, locomotive engineer, who runs out pump vigorously operated, of that city. patient resuscitated. In reviewing the matter, the husband Is reconciled to sald firs of this world. and he dis- “Until yesterday I always reposed pcalmly the incidents whi. implicit confidence in my wife. Some him to seek forgetfulness In time ago, however. a waiter gir! employed in our restaurant at Ho quiam, attempted suicide, and I w told that the act was cause Connots had trans! attentions from her to my wif At the time I gave no rec the story, but In view of the which I received yesterday convinced that my wife plann a jong while to rid herself of m “ft shall make no effort to rn marital relations with her ae sone Sad he and his one conducted She ap- lisaatisfied with the and urged her husband to -of it in order that the family Move to Seattle. pted her advice and the t was sold to James L., Con “8 saloonkeeper of Hoquiam. came to this city a week ago y and obtained employment father’s confectionery store at wenth avenue. He arranged for his wife and little daug years old, and wrote to the I may go to e. eday bee Teceived «reply. t x. but T shall never again at rf. The wife and mother | her husband that she wou with him again and th. to remain fx Hoquiam known in this cfty. DLVES EAT AN ENTIRE WEDDING PARTY ——— Jan. 22.—Word was received here today of the grue- @f @ wedding party that started this morning from to visit © place nearby. took place this morning and was between peas to-do class. As is customary In the country, , consisting of ° bride hrough dense timber. As the party passed Y were fiercely assatied by famished timber was very large one, and one after another Thrown down ond torn te the place but a few hot party, and it is certain th The snow was disturbed for some distanc Was @ protracted one ae 2 Caine, trustee of the Pacific [complaint aainet the sat Tal Pretest (22 © for general aver- in Progress The amount ask- annual conference of the int church of this dite neasions yenter- f jethodist Protest i ballding. on the corner |), avenue and Pine street. | oma Was made p lett, secretary Revelie. of the and pastor of oe otestant church | om, per. A. Doris of Hetzie aa > — ee ‘Among the lay Sa irs. Morden MMe Ambricht. of Wek thin morning and th iNeed the members found only single mem- Canadian of Com ntribution lant alleges that the Pa hi and the pelled t pairing the Mr. Lefold was placed on trial be ¢ Judge Emory this afternoo empted burglary. 1 ars to be tha window of a rf there was a glass. QUST HIM FRANCISCC he expenses of re- y broken pa Rev. T. P. Re: Ward’ rhuren w SAN HA ae a Dexter Horton and J. don a § +4 2. W Withers, 7 And Rey, Dr. Bariny bie routine bunie nn wan | oF a during today's seaniona HO Pastoral changes this | convention will adjourn _ MUSICALE pepreriaits 6 Audience tale gly Enttarian church, Bromine Were Mine Ham MO; Mrs. Lilian F Pag Mrs. Vielen sar) Lane. ton 1 baritone Da station of the because the stock was gnized an being the best anc tgest in the Northwest. Every Ithing is being knocked down td the borg wt bidder. It f# an opportuni eaders of this paper cannot af as [fre to overlook ‘ a QUEEN CTY Eatablished 1890. Our Cali Trade Prices Shirts 10¢ Collars Cufte 4th and Pike ong th Me =~. doctors were|is the daughter of Robert Baird, a | Keene | COURTHOUSE NOTES. *\ Champs ALL OF THEM | ARE GAUGHT |: | | Four Escaped Convicts Cap-| tured Together DAVIS ONES FIGHT | Clubs a Farmer With a Riflle While Being Returned MoNEIL ISLAND, Jan invicta wh: the pe eo quit ture of Four Kenwright, Stewart and s made a raid on the ob of P. J, Johnson, 4 ace ix distant about a heard t Wiltiar a-h $1.56@ nile | Flew. $10.00 ’ ed together | prison, ar |there a few minutes after I! The sentries were immediately with |drawn. ‘The prisoners will lose all | their time reductions for good be lor, and will be given solitary ment for a time as punish ving Davie’ Captare The particulars are the moat Interesting. compelied through weakness to en ter the cabin of Aaron where the latter found him seated | by the fire. He nded him to been mu te, Snyder - EXCELSIOR'S. | aio | of Davin’ capture | He was! per cas Hansen. | 18@ 18 | "TRIAL TRIP Ex and Navigatt has been given a the Sound after re ough overhauling. The down to Weat » Bremerton and retarn. She will be put in the Alaska amahip king |Company’s feet, ‘The « r | trial trip aber ceiving a th | n |rentted and built on her | Morans. The J here. the from Tiliamna and Valdes bringing down M government ployes from Valdes and may possi bly bring the first mai! from Nome. ‘The work was do te {if expected to arrive latter part of next week She ts Editor Tozier Here Albert Tos dent of the N. ciation, w Portiand. presi there w held at Chicag posed exposition the world's fair 1893, Council Meets Tonight will meet mittee of rouble wh bich dinar KEGLEY’S ..r%:, 111 Occidental Ave. Thureday’s Specials CRAS MEATS very fine for tomorré PEAS regon Fancy neland Reaver Brand, extra standards 4-pound cans, each Fd 1.7 Per dozen BUTTER | Mountain View, strictly fancy Yak | ima a ont, to introduce Fancy Bulk Iowa Butter, 2 Birte, large ¢ POTATOES Fromage d please O | eprt THE “ON SOUND = =) AND SHORE ® “THE MARKETS Nowsy Notes of the Harbor |’ and Sea—Vessels That | /\' Come and Go SEATTLE STAR. CITY'S SHARE ies Prizes a. omakers market tn adva yin for MEMORIAL FOR THE NAVY YARD . Dr. Whitfield Goes East in of Such an Enterprise preald now ree 1 i Behall yesterday a wt in the yale mmol th | tne rang of th of tht ng elder of th pal ohuret mpany, \ ound Navig 4OBBING QUOTATIONS ne re with m (CORRECTED DAILY) Green Fruit Lemons as apples, & @31.0 2.60 anges, $ pears, § a box Aung appl king “3 by t wi The first me eid at the church, and ywas a Biytly « noted whe, MY F 1 the {jand ADDS ACREAGE : Ne Md | othe wi this steamer F at Port | Bhe has cargo for the] ** Northern and will unload at|™ eont 8 bert Dollar ts re. | . won and 1 ‘Townsend from San | et Washington creamertes, prints, Mec; Kastern lowa and Smith cove vary REPORTERS’ NOTES J. F. Lucas, who waa arrested here | A some day a@ information fr mi t week and t* at Salem, Or. charging him with em-| Week conducting ape heazlement, was turned over to the| pala will Hens’ 12% @136; laree |, n authorities by Judge rkeya, 1G ite; Keene “Peginnifig next Sunday evening services will begin at the Se Presbyterian church and w me week w Major was at Auburn Ballard etal nervi Edam, $11.00913.00 York, 16@160; Lim brick, 16@ 170, Swiss bh, G26. New | burger, 16@1 Stet 204 ultry Pees Bantern, Live p etly freah ranc has received a let Turkeys, 18@1 tucks, 14@ibe; chick Best Obtainable WALKERS LUM WHIS tle GOODERHAM AND WO: IAN WHISKEY st ANADIAN * Provisions KEY und. per ton. $10.00 Washingt thy program of tonate sea arranged for the banquet Young Men's Republican club ein next Friday night tat, Episcopal ch An exciting kame of In noheduled second tean terald | ¢ nd (he axe 8. Lamping char ch DEWAR'S SPECIAL . . ¥—Per dott WHIS alte si WHISKEY s neh, 16@ Ife; 1 A Holid I The Young 3 6 Washington, 110 - Accident to Mil!-Hand Mt oy playe of th ‘ Ff wuftere + WILLIAM an en H, V. O. P.—Pe ton ‘ Allen 4 IRISH wt ert Wright Lage ah ‘ |t 4 18H WHI8 nd Ice Coupon Book, | It's 2 om K I r bottle Bt.20 1069, | De vy . AND LEV WHISKEY Ruy « Dian mis on. Tel, Main * Ladies’ Furs made and rep >, Berg, 118 Third ave. * tcher & Carpenter, realty b s only . Conese ne’? Bot. Vostor and pat Macieanen Streets OFIT NO CON- SIDERATION You have the money, we have the goods. We will give you an even exchange. You will save the retailers’ profits and we will save storing our goods while erecting our new building. “A FAIR EX- CHANGE IS NO ROBBERY.” Now you have the situation in a nutshell. 10,000 YARDS OF IN- LAID LINOLEUMS (BEST QUALITY). sale prices # # SALE OF 4 # Dr. Wanee Globe block and Over- Coats $10 plain, ack#—and all ¢ $18 and § All sulte—save karmen Must be sold at the whole- This is only a trifle more than othe; sking for their printed linoleums. dealers are 200 Dozen Kitchen Chairs ‘| $5.75 A Large Number of Beautiful Pictures, 30x30 in Size, Going at $1.30 Each Health A TOAST THAT I8 ALWAY )PULAR AND APPROPRIATE AND IT IS) NEVER FITTING THAN WHEN OAST Is DRUNK IN PUREST OF ALL MAL BRIGHT WHOL? Delivered to any part of the city orany railroad depot or wharf in Seattle in any quantity desired at the rate of per dozen tap sbik MORE THE THE SOME AND DELICIOUS Rainier Beer Rh THAT BREWED PROPERLY, AND POSSESSING FINE MEDICINAL QUALITIS, 11 INVALUABLE AS A TONIC A A SOCIAL BEVERAGE, A BEE | | | 18 ABSOLUTELY] | 912- 4 on -916 ISEATER & CO. 3123433 nen half-pint bottton dally. | ALL GRADE FURNITURE STORE Rainier Graham, | BR, Kenworthy PARLOR FURNITUR E PRICES ARE ALL GREATLY MOVED FOR THIS JANUARY SALE no VY nt in par- We are d mal in this part of the and the pri ing i fixed that many cases red tag mark are about actual cost. With this extraordinary pric ing and it certainly is—it will not take long I lor furniture, termined to large spa tore ym so in moving of C405 sas tanic to mak parlor furniture. Odd Parlor Chair e some great A piece is he nd rapid e priced, 1 PARLOR CHAI Standard Furniture Co. L. SCHOENFELD & SONS 1012-14-16-18 FIRST AVE. Wy Mand MM VEUK. MASS CM Myl if It Is Sporting Goods of Any Kind See Us GOING KORTHRUP ©O., B04 First Avo. | A McKinley Letter My De eto may th t i *. McK nyself are delighted with the pla ich we recently purchased f 4 by It ts also much ad asical friends |infaction to us @ sincerely, in every part WM. M’KINLEY, The Chase Piano Is Sold Here Exclusively da Clay & Co. FINE PIANOS ‘Til Second Ave., Seattle | Second Week of Goldman’s Clearance Sale... Every Article Sold at 901 Second Ave. Cor. Marion THE QUAKER DRUG CO. 1013-1015 First Avenue, Globe Butlding. Agents For Versus Pile Cure 5 Bottles Snyder's Catsup $! Standard Tomatoes $! per Doz. 1227Yesler Way, Phone Ri Phone Red 765 HOTEL BUTLER © SEATTLE’S| @AFE AND largest and GRKL only first-class ROOM European plan | jf GConneo- HOTEL. | tion Brunner & Co. 602 Pike St Tel. Main 1060 Fine Wines and Liquors Family Trade a Specialty Seattle - ~- Washington CLINE’S PIANO HOUSE For fot jo Goods OR ess eseseeseeesetes: Soattie Transter Co,, FREICN PASSENGER ‘ANO AG STORAGE Tol. Main 41-48 Office, 623 tet Ave. PRADA DUVUE VOTIVE ED Reduced Prices Goldman's Glass & Dice CASH GROCERS very complete We have Just e of Sehil- ling’s Best Baking ‘Powder Schilling’ Extracts, hi ie s Spices. Re- GLASS & DICE 1428 Second Av. Phone Main 482 eoesceesos BUY SEA LEVEL And make a profit of 200 per cent. within th months. For particulars, apply JOHN M. DAVIS & CO, 534 Pioneer Block. Red 13 Harvard Dental Parlors 552 Second Ave, Over German Bakery Teern WITHOUT PLA Extracted and filled absolutely with- | out pain by our late scientific meth- od, patented and use us only. PAINLESS D! Full Set Teeth (that fit). pid Fillings k Gold Crowns . eeth Without Pla! Silver Fillings NO CHARGE for painless extract- ing when other work is done, and a written guarantee for 10 years with all work. HARVARD DENTAL PARLORS, $:20 a. m. to § p. m; Suns 9a. m. to2 p.m. Shellacine Wood Filler Equal to Shellac at 1% the price Star Paint and Wall Paper Co. . Corner Third and ke st Phone, Main 909. CHOICE GiFTS Both useful and pleasing will be found in our handsome stock of Gold Rimmed and Eyeglasses, Pearl asses, ete. Greatest vari- yles ‘and prices. RSOLE OPTICAL CO, ‘708 Second avenue, Seattle, Phone, James 1301. Spectacles | When buying articles advertised in this pe kof the Star O99939999999909999030398 Adds comfort, ence and cheerfulness to conveni- your home. Costs no more than the inconvenient match- lighting iluminants. The Seattle Electric Company 607 First Ave. SRESMECRERER EEK ENTE S ESOSUSS SES SETEISTSSTOTSRE TUCT CT CTT eET TTT TEPEP CT ET TTT TT! “Qrorrerarexceceeeerese teeeeeecees Pas ie