The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 6, 1902, Page 4

‘Last Edition 4 O'Clock p.m. SAILS Powerful Squadron Or- dered to Colon | | LINGTON, D. week the North Atlantic sail south to Colon. It vousing santanamo . composed of the Ala. Massach Indiana, Po- n@ Machias, the most power- those waters for many Fed. 6 two days ago be and navy depart iston that the to go to the s show tha Colomb Victo ms prodable and 8 must be protect BALLOTS ON SITE Madison Street Location for Library in the Lead til 2:99 this afters the bal sites stands #4; Mad: % The Mbrary cle few people ence. The questi Rot submitted to children, and the re- Gults of the canvass are indicative of | the choice of the average patron the library ACQUITS OLYMPIA, Feb. 6&—J. H. Ingra- ham, who was tried on a charge of Tape ¢ itted on the person of his 15-year-old daughter Lilley, was to- day acquitted by the jury. It was out 20 hours before its members| yuld some to an agreement. The | crime was supposed to have taken ce in December of last year. harley and Mary Tom, the In-| who were arrested for the of another Indian in a are now on trial in superior eourt GARGO AFIRE | P rks sa t ex that quite a ae & prefer ference was TLAND, Feb. 6. avelli, which started for the yesterday, t* returning here h her 0 _afire. SHOPLIFTERS ~The steamer ers were out yesterday. iked Into the Seattle Racket last evening and came out h about six dozen rings. Deffenbaugh, proprietor of ported the matter to the nd detectives are working on the case Two well-dressed but suspictous- looking young men were in the store previous to the discovery of the los, and they are suspected of doing th work. The rings were very cheap | ones, valued at about $12 ai gether. Beat Bowling Record The highest score of record at the Bismarck bowling alley was beaten last evening by a member of the attle Bowling Club, Frank Warren who scored 46 points ] The highest previous score was || Bouncing Baby Within a sp of the members heun, Denny and Wrtha in their fam cred artment for Mrs. Cooper a son welghi: ace of th f the Ewing fen. eoks, thre m of Ci have firm was born Queen Sails Tomorrow down this morn A goon é MORTALITY RECORD Bhe cemetery. Mr from the at direction Anni fami Renton ore Stewart | ore was laid to} WILL PAY THE SEATTLE a WILL BRIDGE SALT LAKE :: OPry, Ut o Surety Company Will Settle Shortage B. F. Taylor, agent for the Balti more Surety and Trust Company, is before the county commissioners this | afternoon in regard to Whittesey's | second-term shortage for which tis | ompany is Hable. John H. Whalley | and Attorney W. W. Wilshire also present at the meeting. Tt can be given out on authority that the surety ¢ nt has cepted Expert Grant's figures on the shortage, which amount to about $11,000, and that the county come missioners will accept At 3:30 o'clock the meeting was still in progress, and when seen, Mr Taylor would say nothing as to any action his company might take | Whittlesey of anyone who | esponaible for the short are CHINESE NEW YEAR: Celestials Celebrate With| Feast and Festival Chinese new y roar of « ti with the din and | sd bombs and fire 19 o'clock tonight he Quong 8 time. For a per Chinese throughout th: f the entire globe will feast and merry. It te the greatest peri ndar ne wooden gods tries make in the are ® c. played on instruments n ordinary tin pan. It ¢ goodwili! and rejotoing. | quarrels are netted. as also debts contracted during the year. Those umpald are cancelled and the jestial begina life anew, un hampered by the weight of All Business Stops | Business in Seattle's Chinese quarter Will practically come to a standstill during the festival. The celestials | will dream of their happy home across | the sea, and attempt to enjoy them- | selves, here as thelr Kinsmen are do- | ing in their distant homes. Nearly | | WO Chinese residents of Seattle will participate in the local celebration. During the daylight the festivities will proceed mostly behind closed doors, but with the fall of darkness | the sons of the Flowery Kingdom come rate the out into the streets and there © with fireworks and much notse coming of the new yea: Scare Away Evil Spirits ‘The fireworks and bombs are intend | | ed to scaf® away any evil spirits that | may be abroad. These spirite are} | much opposed to the emel! of powder The extent of the celebration is lim- | acca by the amount ef cash on hand. ‘The past year has been an ordinary | one for the Chinamen. In Seattle they have done quite a business, but infringements on their methods by white men have turned considerable money from their coffers. and con quently the celebration will not be a formeous as it otherwise might have been. ‘The first night and the iast one are the most generally celebrated. DRUGGIST ARRESTED + of Willie intoxica y swore Mrs. J. M. Brown, m Brown, who was found in a shack last evening, t out @ warrant charging James E Stevens with selling Hquor to min The boy, who t# but 16 yeara is said to have purchased his Stevens Yer near t orne t Yealer ot age Nqvor from Mr ler way pharmacy of B way and | BROUGHT IN. b. 6 PORT eamer Alice G: TOWNSEND, The de, arriving trom ah bay this morning, brought wreckage conaisting of a medicine chent, life buoy. preserver and bucket. stamped with the name Matt except the chest, which ported uur Watches b Benninghausen’s Time Ball re thinking ving & watcl ECIAL ts imepiece mad inspector for lumbia & Pu nd railroad. ace and Ups, or r Tis eparation and Price 25c uv ONE arf Kh dee anent JEANIE ARRIVES IN PORT TODAY | Brings Soldiers From Fort Liscum and Valdes Mail of the nm ¢ Alaskan Pacitie mpany's ‘The steamer Jeant Packing and Navigat line, arrived here Ing ‘fron r r points ta enth tnfa pri tenant to Van tm try at Fort Lise men, in charge Andrews hment from the mat The passenger nsiste of 8. Th bre 10,000 cases of salmon and several na weather on the trip oft yareenr of told weht from ks of alt Stowe bay mail. The fine On th countered up the steamer en anow and sicet orma and considerably — de tained tp naequence aver one week in Hunters bay nt of one of these twisters. BOUGHT A BUNCH | ede of Trinity chun net forg by itn friends eth home or abroad, wae evidenced | elved last night fr Baillargeon who ts asking the commit # Uckets for the bene given b Art and saying ¢ xh rohase t alth ete by a} the Stands shing and payt 4%. haa made an ex ral contribution ENOCH ARDEN audience gathered ¥. MC. A. hall last night to witness | the production of the Enoch A Company of Strauss’ arrang of Tennyson's famous poem. affair was a moat enjoyable one BANK CLEARANCES | ally Ibe Beattie bank clearances for were SUT516 «= The balances VA BIN tne A.D. Andrews, dentist to Times building, 2nd a ire Ladies Furs made and 4 hae | C. C. Berg, 1218 Third ave. Dr. Waggoner, de removed 1 Union it Geen Coal, wood. ‘phone Seattle Fest Ca | ——— Dr. Waggoner, dentist, removed to Giobe block. cor. First and Madison. Eewt'd 1890. 4th 8 Pike | We can give you! any kind of « finish | you want collars and cuffs on your SIGN yf the BIO COFFEE POT GERMAN BON WARE IT PLATES CE DISHE REAM DISHE Don't forget the pla Rhodes Bros. (0, Tea. Coffee and Crockery Howes _eM4 Second Ave. opponite Stor Mexican Pecan Candy Sweet Sappho Flakes Nut Loaf LEE’S Headache Bromo | Oures All Headache | 4, “24 ave, and Columbia, ‘Tel, Main 199, Travelers’ Railway Guide Northern Pacific Matiot y t . MIDDLETON WILL RESIGN As Secretary and Trustee of the Labor Temple nat and tod nu thelr duties President, W. A L. Smith; se FLAK Bar tary and] ar Hes weant-at nd Pizer wi Middiet the ign From Temple . whe for nine years 4 with ¢ of ve 110 @ & capacity that Leave fenttle Ltd There’s Been A Good Deal Said About Trusts Abd it to we 4-hole Steel Plate 16 high ing closet, duplex grate. $34.00 10.20 $23.80 DAULTON CARPET CO. 1020 First Ave, cor. Spring in. oven, cent 30 pe There is a Large ., fund f the Seattle I THE QUAKER DRUG CO. Cure-it-Up Cures Chil Bains 6 Firat Ave be Building Ma nue. Moore's ¥ We're the Revealed ne y drugeists Trust tunseli. Mgr, Phone. Main 661, tie’s Only Up-Town Theater High-Ciaes Family Resort Prices Me, We, He TONIGHT rf 4 tay Mat MURRAY AND MACK IN # IF YOU ARE WEAK OR RUN DOWN some of our PURE PORT WINE There's ing, appetiaing than a glass of « for those who ™ Human oe eae Hearts Regular Price Per Gai. $1.75 . ’ OPERA Special Price Per Gai $1.25 uJ vu R A Nu hous J hn Cori, Manager. THIS EVENING Single ¢; Josef Hofman rid Renown Y FUN Fas IN TOWN. and Furtous. Arkansaw nin of old Po Cooper & Levy 104-106 FIRST AVE. "Phone Main 65 Piano Recital by FITTING GLASSES ing at 8:1 “OPERA Seattions HOUSE Phone Matin 65. matic Novelty Sequel by the Sharp. “GRAND & John Cort, Mgr inary Dr and Its Wouldn’t [Oe srt Pmiatn Drink oar MONT a, oTHe PRISONER OF. ZENDA NDAY, TUESDAY, WEDN DAY NIGHTS HEED HM WHE TZA WHE Rainier Race ( STAM “IntaiRt | aw DRINKING THE (Mere Mea THE LEADING THEATRE fever Moot iT MALT TO: EVER a SUL sy All Wee Ralph Stuart and Company | PRESENTING “In Mizzoura” "S% ln Week k—Matinee Saturday Seattle eats on One Adv 1 half-pint bottles deliv-| 1 f the city, $1.00 Next Week an “CHRISTOPHER, JR.” “RAND BALI Given by Seattle Aerie No. | | Fraternal Order of Eagles | | At the Armory | Thursday, February 6th Grand mareh promptly at 8 p. Tickets admitting lady and gent $1.00, can be had at the Bag All rights r | |With Home Camp Degree Team in Ranke Hall, Thurs- day, Feb. 6. Welcome. } Committee Reserves All Rights. hall, 9 jh and Plise # “SHOOTING THE CHUTES”) riME| STA They are | PRPPPRPPDPDDP>DP>ADRPDEDEDE WILL TAKE A HAND Arr k Drug © 704 Lat ay. La Roche, removed to 1 Firat ave * eccececeee O00seseecenees The Interest Increases In the February Sale New friends are added to the Busy Store’s following because of he substantial savings in this February Sale—and what more could The best of the entire that each customer is sat isfied and will continue so. The getting in keeping them. tory i we ask satisfaction is in We keep them. Ds w ‘ sHOKR JUST FOR THE FEBRU- A LOT OF ARRIVED AKY BALE Children’s Brtght Dongola Bhoes, hee fair # hed soles, solid leather throughout, sizes @ to # KSe, M% to LL $1.00, 1% to 2 81.25 aif Shoes; this is stock. splendid © throughout, an oft 1 Children's Kangaroo ( eraud wearing st ‘aif Bhoo, soft k, best Urade Balo od French Ladies’ High fre value, February Ladies’ Fine nel Waints, { tucking chi front and back, ne | Ladies waists 6 rdion plaited ef Yom fect, bisck velvet button tr Ke fa per pair 8 or beavy wonderfully 2.0 value; Fe per pair Pine ome entirely new st : oj fair stitched nervice bruary Sale Kia Shoes, style for house & new lot Just reeeived, 1.2% value; Febru- ary Bale price . $1.75 BOLE A SHOES. - |Peterson’ s* DIPPPPPDD DDD DDD DDDDD Head } oe yout 1 £08, 210 = TheFair = - Shoes at Cost Btrap Sandal or $1.3 Wascy Slipper mmed Slipper. aif Schoo! ty fa Woman's $1.7 Quilt- id Box Ca ford, $1. Black Jul t #20 and Rw ™% 3 andy wil) buy « Boy's $2.09 Don gc +25 will buy « Man's & 81.25 will buy a Man's = y a Wome ette or Blipper. Hand Turned or Welted Bhoe, la or Veal Calf Bal. 9 Kangaroo or Veal Calf Bal or C » Vesting or Leather Top Tan Bal. at nuine Vict Kid Bal or Button. MERCER CERE ERE COCKER RCE CR RC CRE C CCE ECE PIPVMCCRR CECE CCC eeR Cee Cee KE Best Value in the City dH AT SOFT AND STIFF Caps of Every Description SEATTLE HAT FACTORY 111 SECOND AVENUE Hats Cleaned, Dyed, Reblocked and Retrimmed Busy Women Find much to interest them in these snappy little ads. 'Twill profit you to read them, too. Every Ad. New Every Day. A WAL THAN Elgin with gold ease for $10. clalty is repairing A, Lindawer, 322 Pike Street Aghh 10c a Cake on Typew Three caker for There's but one] glycerine soap for t's the Remington. E. C NILES, 109 Cherry St. WE WELCOME YOU ‘To our new store where our im- proved factiitios will enable us to do the best of work for you Experts in Kodak finishing ALFRED S. WITTER & CO. 222 Pike Street ~ filled ERNST “ (06 Pike Street BROS. Tel. Green 72 ery Way cents. Best chapped hands, HIRSCH PHARMACY co. First and Pike Tel. Main 916 $2 Quality for $1.10 t English Gloria Umbrella for men and wom large variety of handles. H. SHAMEK 1221 First Ave. We For all pies; la from. Washington Dental and Photographic Supply Co. Are Headquarters y ost mod nd photographic stock to select n method of alWays used DR. H. T. TURNER. Santtart Hinckley Block, 211 Columbia Street Fourth Floor. tm « nt of ¢ Cilloens asm 2usiness Ci O6y and everung ch Mf It ts Sporting Goods of Any Kind Soe oo GOING KORTHRUP GO., 804 First Avo. eoceceooos ‘lige | FREDERICK & NELSON — Fine Furniture Reduced Prices for One Day THE REGULAR FRIDAY SPECIALS esting jg arned to look for the the: No Telephone Orders for Fri at a jd x vill be filled, Mall Orders, marked nop y will be filled) the home ised distinctly low price. This Friday i the almost any one can for no exception to ? la rule 4 at th U $1.58 made of Imitation mahogan See Jardintere Stand, + wold govten cok eel weathered oak, bas three shaped legs, round top aid round shelf nage ular price $2.60; special price for Friday $1.68, Lace Curtains ‘Friday Special F 2 oda La mn the mi nid vu ning, slightly damaged ied by pairs can be ce Curtains, b been dincur These are new goods slight imperf A fow can be m wher t used Lor 1-4 t lot of half pi each Friday fr sold t The to $1, rtain ¥r js & very fine lot shed tor each half p LOT +The finest of all each balf curtain These Speciais on For Friday ial, rt m o 1 This worth sev some worth as high as ©40 oF BO ve Friday, Cup and Saucer Friday, 7-tn. Plate Friday, Oatmeal . Friday, Bowls .... An import order gllsh Ching has § f Decorated E: Ename! Fiber Wash Baatn, 12 es in diameter, color mott blue or dark blue, value; special price for Ii each sach piece has @ pretty border ef fect Sole Seattle Agents for ' Furniture Co., Grand Rapids, Luce Furniture Grand ide Chair Co., Majestic Steel Ranges, B opold Office Deeks, Gendron B 4 Go-Carts, Gi Elastic Bookcases, Majesti¢ Queens, Iving, Diets and Metagar’s full line of Wool Wilton Rugs, Columbian Ingrain Carpets, Bundhar Wilton Carpets Rouge. Each the best in ite line Btickley 4 Rapid: rity Ball for FREDERICK & NELSON COMPLETE HOUSEFURNISHERS Second Ave., Madison and Spring Sts. Eighth precinct—24 Eastlake EIGHTH WARD, Furst precinct—4 Denny Second precinct—Pacific | Harrison street. ‘Third precinct—Queen ‘Ward sirect, near BUY SEA LEVEL || And make a profit of 300 per cent. within three months For particutars, apply JOHN M. DAVIS & CO. 534 Pi ok. north. Fourth preeinet—Corner ot avenue and Ray street. NINTH WARD. First preciact—Interbay ote’ Second preeiget—Old Ross hse, ‘Third. preciset—Old House, Premest, Pursuant to resolution of the Republican Fourth }—Goot Templars’ city central committee of the cfty of Sest-| Fifth precinct-May's call, tie, and by direction of said committee, «| avenue north and Sixth evenue caucus and primary of the Republicans in| Sixth precimet—Sabbeth sehook ner Keystone and Fifty-seveath | _ Seventh precinct 0. G. T. Seventy-firet street. Bighth precinet—A. B. Ancora corner of Sixty-eighth street and avenue, ‘That the qualifications of = caucus and primaries, in prescribed by law, shail De support the Republican ticket nicipal election to be held on of Marek, 16, and. if chal to declare before being allo ‘That the basis of . said city convention shall be a9) for every ‘Sfteen sfrection thereof cast tor fai at the municipal clectin y of Seattle in March, 108, cu said basis the te in sald city of fea to representation tn ali by the following number FIRST WARD. precinct nd precinct CALL FOR REPUBLICAN crrY con-/ VENTION. ts hereby call after specified. for the purpése of selecting | persons to represent said procinets reapect ively as delegates to & city convention bereinatte: an elector to be delegate a ted for as such ‘at least tw im the onder in which t ecinet SECOND W. First precinct # precvRt precinct Seventh fame hereby nesday, the t delegates to the Republican city tion to be held on Friday, the Zist ‘of February, 1902 for the purposes | hereinafter specified, and that said prima. 4 o'clock p.m. to § THIRD WARD. Firat precinct Second precinot Third precinct Fourth precinct FOURTH WARD. First precinct Second precinet . Third precinct .. Fourth’ precinet Firth precinet Sixth preeinet Fibtit WARD, which held follows: RD. nt Snohomish sa- aid er’ atreet, between al aveni Sixt Washing 106 Fitth avenue » venth son si - fe Twenty-fourth SVENTH WARD prectnot nd precinct Third prec First teenth avenue and cinet “Madrona © tr punetl hall, on street ison street pavilion. RTH WARD. First preoinot— MM Beeond precinet—Ce Third precinet- Perri Fourth preoinct jGiTi WARD. First precinet He Second. precin Third prec Fourth prec! NIN corner Fourth > Wt WARD, t corner Colum court house, H WARD. Western avenue AE ye Ca: Seneca street and W rd prec Firat preotn: aes Sys cast br ety conventi®, LA ano hath Firat pre Bellevue ave Becond pre 13 F Third precinet—Drug store. A avenue north and Atma rth precinet-66 Bast Denny way. Fitth precino{-Hast Pike and Madison Pike street and the selectiot, C 1 her from. each of the in bY the delegation fore ubitoan CF tively rner How By order of the R prectnet—Gr d and Fed nth — precinet a2 ivoot R4EPIC8 eerste » es