The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 12, 1902, Page 4

4 Last Edition POLITICAL $ Orato p.m - SITUATION MERGER ATTORNEYS ett tt ee te ENTER A DENIAL mong the Workers Now that registration is over, the BT. PAUL, Minn., Fob, 12-—The Great Northern Ratiway Com- @ [efforts of politionl workers are di org sotion, prevent the Northern rected to the primaries, Next M brought im secur the stock of the Great day night the Republicans wil! hold * i“ ‘ thelr caucus; one week from tonight wer dentes that the object of the Northern Securities * ™ edn the dint the withdrawal of stock representing a con the primaries, and on the ‘Sist th Yreat Northern Ratiway Company, with convention will take piace. The x & combination of aystems and placing the Democratic cohvention will be held ntire management and control in a central bod: on Feb. 22. ea cA In all factions of both parties throughout every preciot of every ward, there is unceasing activity, which will continue until the can 1, Mayor Hume WHITTLESEY'S SHORTAGE resent the ticket In the con me © representatives of the Fidel excess sum. In Mr, whit- |“ 3 and Depoait Co, the second term second, terms. thee The other side ey, vunte totaled about $1100. On the other aide the Godwin and nat | eum ia included tn the expert's fig-| Bailey forces each clalm the nomin dice bop 4 Sten’ for ther fl Sore hy’ sores whe oid Tt 'm,| Mxclusive of the tate fight for Uy nitemast of them will never call for | mayoraly there ts also considerable | tivity manifested in the differ company's people ha’ The bonding company w ‘ natructions, and a bond to pay any portion of it| wards and precincts for ¢ timen tit be held tomorr: may be demanded by the par-|In several tn es factional lines to whom it le due. The county | will be drawn fully as closely as | paid in cash settler | the main contest, but with jittle o alty fight relation to the may¢ ¢ this $110 Is not rightful claiman’ be that much ahead 4 in the coat settlem Fidelity company. LABORERS but from outside source has been located. ident taxpaye! | pol reat deal comparatively short time in w }to do ft. A great deal of care | being taken by nbers of all SCHOOL FUNDS ties and factions to quard again | those persons who are suspected of ble these will be d 1 at primaries, and if not t at tat the polis on March 4 § of the suspects are being wateh . and if caught will undoubt © prosecuted M’ KINLEY CIRCLE in ‘Servial" ‘Avalanche Kills 15 Men . ' | William MeKinley Cirele, No. 11 ladies of G. A. R., will meet Thurs Kin Count Gets BELGRADE, Servia, Feb. 12—| day afternoon at 2 o'clock In G. A. R | while workmen were at work this| Dall, Collins block. This te said to be a meeting of great importance, | morning tn a quarry near this ett, | gna che president desires the attend an exceptionally heavy evalaache |iv'ce of every gsr whose name swept down, the mountain side ana is om the EACH WARD $24,403 OLYMPIA, Feb. 12.—State Super-/ fmtendent Bryan yesterday made the| of current school The quarries are located in the mountalns which border the Save river at some distanes shove ita] junction with the Danube. news was brought to this oo 5 one of the survivors, and a Z| ber di, 1901, to the various counties | force of volunteer workers repaired | of the state. The apportionment was! to the scene of the disaster, Hnor made on a basis of days atten *.| mous masses of snow, ice and debris the rate being 008 per day. KINg|had to be cleared away before the | county's tionment — will = oy sea ton n424.068 days ‘attend | Unfortunate workmen could be res-| According to @ computation com- Pierce county, $15,408.61 for coed. Many of the Injured suffered | pisted this afternoon, the registra- kan, , Lesa 208 days attendance Soumty, #124810 for 1.443.882 days attendance. The total amount ap- to the 36 counties of the @tate is $133,102.25. Frank L. Ballaine has res ehief clerk in the adjutant gen: office and has been succeeded Several workmen who were S| Bie Only a few years ago aH Chaffee Calls Katipun- Let Them Boycott Who cares? Not the public, for they ans Murderers |nave no part In it, nor will they Fair prices, cut rate, s buy- er. They have to drive us out of businens, WASHINGTON, D. ©, Feb. 12 io a ipset junt feceived from Gen, | We Have All the Goods ‘ c. he declares the po-called | guerritia bands which have besa | We Need od are not | seelng wy The warfare neainst | Carter's Nervine, $1.00 sive .....000 peaceable natives, but that therreste | Carter's Liver Pilla, 356 size ate | moti vels robbery. Thousands of na. | Pink Pils, We kind Oe tive men and women, Chaffes says, | Wissard Ott, 6c size B06 have been killed by these bands un | Castorta, te sine 20e |der the guise of making war on| Syrup of Ft 200 ‘RAG RT Tar Boap, %o sine... 130 seer, ete. oe ura Boap, 60 size 1 + band of brutal tate | vening c t . ft par-| naw ty adles for the bene-| , f sitors : 6 the | Valentines. Denny-Coryell Co. . “ + say'® oon _La Roche, removed to #1 First ave He says the « tt t merce er tea or patients, aa Te rr enh THE STAR. STRIKE |S BETTER STILL ON President Resumes His|Switchmen Rufuse to) Most Urgent Work | Use Road Engine SEATTLE TEDDY IS )ULA, Mont, Feb, 12—There TON M Maan, Feb, Roosevelt passed a good are no new developments tn \ ed in condition thi switehmen's strike. All the men tn If the present improvem | 8. high though alight, is maintained, ho will| the Missoula yards are o ; probably recove | tor Black and office pyen are It was an anxious night fn the stok 4 the awitehing. Mi: room, ‘The approach of w crisis in 1 the right felt for the return of the pieurisy pains, ‘The pulse of the patient ny luring the night bu 1 little concern. H had a alight fit of codghing, but thin was quickly relieved, There ts now ho apparent delirium, Toward day reak he fell into a refreshing #lum t Steadily Improves to make a loud n FAVORS A A KILLING: The Despicable | Drug Trust | | bin The “Lee * composed of some fifty have. organ aed a rrorising the people of the Philtp-| And sell everything at evt rat . are under of the Katt. | prices that are right prices—thi © exterminat ¢ aoe urderers be, and should t Fred Liewellyn, of Spokane similar disaster overtook laborers in| every ward, particularly in the Firs one . 18 ; Today being Lincoln's birthday | ‘he same plac | Fourth, Seventh and Ninth wards. | dogs 4 BECOND AVENUE. end ‘a legal holiday in this state ail, | are toe ong Katipunan my is state offices are closed. | LICENSED To WED |targe one, established om lines aitm- | Examination Free ‘The jury term of the superior court | we flar to Freemasonry, although not All Work - has adjourned until March 2. Last PP enaea| recognized as belonging to that or- | evening Harry Crowhurst was pane folowing wa Caries A.| 4er. It te bound with abe eed Guarant Quitted of a charge of murderous as- 4 terion Pi Peey. and not even its le re Sault on Oscar Jacobsen, alleged to | Schroeder, ed 29, and Marion Fl Ton a * lr, E. ELLIOTT, Refracting Optician | have been committed last November:| gay pRANCISCO, F ; 39, both of Hea ; > aie t j waned rae ‘eb. 12.—The| Pyne of Seattle, and M ~ 11-12 Heussy Bullding, j ry surrounding the murder of| Eotwistie, of Toit: Hugh Glasgow,| ° to Spinning for bicycle repaira | ppird Avenue and Pike Mireet fit r remains as deep | 26, and Lissie M. Newman, 31, both} rw |= B aneerd are unable to 4 | of See Alle jpbell Mac | | the Mdentity or any trace of the mur-| Dona ‘of Seattle, and Johanna ; derer, The officers are now positive! Alw . 2, of Ann Arbor,| FREDERICK & NELSON Fine Furniture : Fe girl was ‘ai ‘on the same night | Mich. | a eorrnnccetis home, Janu- | — " au | ' | Valentines. Denny~ yorye! Co. | Three Burgi eee en crast wan ot anyxoa if PERFECTED COOKING APPARATUS urgieartes | rine Priener and Munger, ph « ight there were three! | Black amber of Commerce wt everal important questions at the regular meeting tomorrow af- tern The spec mmittes 0 confer ¢ Bul with Set Your Watches by rades Counc regardin, pom Pe Prades Council regarding | possibie| 27 onG4, reported that « burglar had Benninghausen's ee bast ails cone a tan gone through his room and, hed ; be presented to the council. a ning, © pal understood that the o omg be ¥ found no signs of a threatened strike The wer the du’ pe harbormaster will be taken up. Word| an overcoat It drops sharp has been sent to the fi at 12 o'clock tee of the council to chamber and discuss the affair heen Time inspector for The committee on foreign com- m ll report upon it s $160 the Columbia & Pu e ago by ¢ : pe any | get Sound railroad. yunlap Union Midweek Specials From the Feb- deeide upon t gnd hour for mee ree ae ante ruary Sale “= Fifteen examples of the economies of the February sale are given you herewith—sample of substantial money sample er You are ‘‘loser’’ by staying away mebody gets these val- THURSDAY. c nr h 1 WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. 12 Men's and Hoys’ Velv rth $ rm t ? t worth, te to, 70 per puir ape a THURSDAY Ladies’ Ladies’ Muslin Skirt in {fie, actui ‘ Thursday ze THURSDAY ¢ Mackintoshes, with 32.00 Ke cape, regular i n. ruff be; 1 y n Hose, reinforged heels ar Jem, 160 value; Thureday....De hn HURSDAY THURSDAY Ores a 4 Ver Lace Curtat i opif add woven edge ‘ z 1 neat epriny gutearaa, 65 Thursday, per pair t ( x hildren's Kid Shoes, sol hroughout, sizes 6 worth 90c; Thursday THURSDAY E- Ale ngola Kid ” {URSDAY Bi Crepon Wool Eider th 600; Thursd i THURSDAY QttRReeeeececeececeeccee le cRrenanousy | Genuine Imported French Vi om +: a tunity evant 6 oe # THURSDAY £ QB Engin Torchon Lace in 12-yard THURSDAY 8 Be h f ar vize Thureda fi PHURSDAY ie | ae wk Broom, plush-tipped PiHADAY Bo; a en lily made 20 Ne St ht Front Military Cor ; 0, f M4 1¢; ‘Thursday De net, good black or gra r “ THURSDAY gored sides, Tbe value r $7 BS zt Ladies’ Brown Jersey Wool day ike a ghey Peterson’ g er { Ages 3010 Years *% IKE STREET ys OxxdxxTddHDPDETIVIDIIIZI® Sgqoooescsoorecooooosces -83T0G JUNSSadd: whether fro! nw regards durabilit istic Range 1 in a # perfect repair and when first that cost w dollors leas wa nd one on top of It ime of the M cult for the le of 1 arth cold-rolled steel, ten to fifty per cen e e, The flues are lined with pure tow and the ent best Norway tron rive make it air-tight, ¢ it lasts longest 110 SECOND AVENUE SOUTH NESDAY, FEBRUARY. Wessel seleseddelele AT “THE QUAKER” A $1.00 HAIR BRUSH BRISTLES, WILL ORDINARY BRUSHES SOLID BACK, LONG PURE OUTWEAR THREE SALE PRICE Sale Began Wednesday, Ends 9 P. M. Saturday, Feb. 15 4A = at “The Quaker” Is Always a Sale A “Quaker” Bargain is Always a Bargain H. S5spStawe-gee, ERYSECE. EArESESTe. PULSER S Between 9 o'clock A. M. Now we shall sell Brushes. THE QUAKER DRUG COMPANY 1013-1015 First Avenue, Globe Block. Phone Main 1240 _ Our one day soap sale on Saturday. February 8, was a success. and 9 o'clock P. M. we sold 14,264 cakes of Toilet Soap. 4 MONSTER Auction Sale At 110 Second Avenue South Reing compelled to vacate our present premises and not desirt ove our stock, we are forced to sell at Public J took of Hikh Grade Strictly Tatlor-made Men's Sut nging in prices from $10." to $40."" Youths’ and E Suit nters, Shelvings, Show This Stock Will Be Sold to the Highest Biddor Without Reserve UMBRELLAS DISCOUNTE Tomorrow Only Any Umbrella in the store on our and Overcoats CC Uans lees SUstness COU Be Poor (0.445 BIOR, SO hit dy wed wring Last Week .-OF OUR... Big Clearance Sale AT GOLDMAN’S 901 SECOND AVE. Corner Mariou BUY SEA LEVEL And make a profit of three monthe, Por particulars, apply JOHN M. DAVIS be 534 Pioneer Block. Caps and Furnishing Goc Hens hes to over $30,000. day none; itt start, either be cured by @ Grippe Cure hours. Quick Drug 8] 704 First SS NEW YORK DENT. PARLORS REMEMBER THE ADDRESS ew emer senrrea Between Yeslier and Washington 4H. KESSLER, Auctioneer wattle th ingredients to Weise Economy Tak nickel or a about in the advantage of every chance to save a dime, a penny. Many a chance to save is told ads. Every Ad. New Every Day. An Aching Corn BUY PARAGON thout RIBBON Hirsch ( riter and warranted ut the least partic fs pain by HIRSCH PHARMACY CO. First and Pike Tel. Main 916 pa aed of ce All color E. C. NILES, 109 Cherry St. All Broke Up But 1 tak Gold Crowns, $5; Full Teeth, $5; Bridgework, Gold Fillings, $1 up; Stiver ings, 50c. New York Dental Pal oy Avs seaTrihe f 1 buildings 00% Picture Framing Good Work at Eair Prices all right by ALFRED S. WITTER & CO,| SHAMEK UMBRELLA HOSPITAL 222 Pike Street 1221 First Ave. GOOD COOKING WATER COLOR Meat] Shaded cardboard for beg Mounting, neat and artistic fix “ihe THE SEATTLE AUCTION AND SALE STABLES. | | Can be a Photo Stoel FR stove for on lone on our “Quick Washington Dental and Photographic Supply Co, 211 Columbia Street Henry Hensel "Sense 28 Hinckley Bio ck, Third Fleer sooeceoettl ERNST BROS. 506 Pike Street Te 4 . Green 72 POSSE SHOOOD® : Sole Si attle Agonts for I make a speclalty of treating diseases of the nerves Take N ti 3 GRAND RIDGE oy dior Me Bn gd pF hey BO tr Wise ™. OR. BL: TURNER, 0 ce 13 ee Sere t rpets, Bundhar W Arpete and Ramaker Music (0, FITTING GLASSES ° ee ee LUMP AT $3.75 PER TOK ALA ex: . js our exclusive gies, turreys, large 2 NUT AT $2.75 PER FREDERICK & NELSON 1415 Second Ave. re soe [naenam, Ai auore mentioned wack| & apa tien” ne Mar ~ : new frie . ree io Be Or pe nd he be COMPLETE HOUSEFURNISHERS ey ag “ the Street, Same det oes tore aay. One satis claaa In every respect oF money bs “iste 3 Sea Second Ave., Madison and Spring Sts. wisn bayiey anise Ce crg| Wagtamante OA ginarce cone tis| ale wl take place att p. m. aharp| $ | Bunkers, foot ot Madi this paper, speak of the Star (Sis web opens aeanee’ Creel cree Me Lee Weetwrn avenen| 5 See rere eoooeoooe