The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 17, 1902, Page 4

4 | Last Edition 4 O'Clock p.m. SUBSTANTIAL RESPONSE os TO CHARITABLE CALL berniiul onshatinstubenecs plant, read the Star | ‘ Star's Story Concerning the Pitiable Condition of the ; Fisher Family, Living in a Tent at Green Lake, WRE AT h of the Btar which a WAR TAX to the electric Mant bh i# furnished {1 --Danish Islan Deme ve “9 Richard, th Excites the Widest Interest Since, through t Id hardly realize tha Btar, the deplo the bill be placed upon Be was given wi “a'ngte gn apices ot/ Engineer and Fireman |si,s') 23"! wortptin that th am applause. Th need and that the ar was true tn every hand nay Jump Into Bay = rned later with @ list of he had collected ‘ He headed the list} EVERETT, Feb. 17.—tngtne ds © Der REPEAL | Richardson's Sensation Aenired 1b: or leader, announced that a date would be fruitiess and aw eve ono Was for the bill he asked th! unanimous consent of the house that it passag THE SEATTLE fi STAR. ERICK & NELSON Fine Furniture Sale This Week of Odd Dressers and Wash- stands Every one of the 126 patt of odd dr nd 35 patterr of odd washstand this week at i in price. The «e ern washstands were left from bed quality Dresser, 1x40 plate mir ed on gr ards, Regular clal for the wee Sole Seattle — for FREDERICK & NELSON COMPLETE HOUSEFURNISHERS Second Ave., Madison and Spring Sts. n of $5, and had col-|126 of the Great pulling a | wt Mr. Rick ts a dec ht train to ¢ lives at 2614 Third ave-| wnedat ae: ont pesicak eles ae 3 Pare sau ‘tate +4 fe ated $98, and seversl p loc is morning, Be Be ae : hing. I bave hrown into th of the Fisher y shoes and stockings and will tak : treaty the hem out today * le refund quarterly | Several carpenters have offered Ook Place @ mile from this city ltot a tr y # per cent. of Pl! neir services to help build @ little| ‘The slide had thrown a huge stump|{), ected. end Cubane ebail | * ©} house for the family, and that will |Scross the track and in the beavy| make tariff concean! thetr re. | hheep the . joor and/ be put upat once, Riggs and Marks, | fs a Engineer Tom Hether-| turn. The treaty shal in iin ener fede ‘Which to beep 9 irniture dealers at 1427 First ave. |! red it but a few sec] force ten years. i ned ; a wih > & quantity of the stru He “ : raiture. ‘Counciiman Murphy wilt |?* hou The senate this aft Fis send out @ box of provisions That} fren othe bay. Both treaty for the ing on a . family Will be in good ahape berore |cocaped unit The wreckage | Danish Went Indi ee Blect ot ough with them.” jon the track, together with the al In the t on me ay, & Carpenter who lives| Were sufficient to sented spent : told the Star this |today, and three t Chamt to get Pp.” 8 Duing | ere ta | ndvocat humane off A \° his name, and he ce ly [ | credit for his chari * work “4 few | wer Mr, Rick’s Noble Work : | “He had read article in | | Permanent Burean - _ - be M , F way) N U 0 Pearson Hobson be r 1 was read | Word reached the Star late (his the senate this afternoon and a ai introduced p ting rruch re wenger trains, one Nort tirement on @ of @imabtifty. PETERSBURG, Russia, Feb. 17—Details that have been jeific pasenger train and one freight | Hobson alleges fatling eyesight received of the Shemacha earthquake show the disaster to have lare blocked by a slide the other side been much greater than at first reported. It is now estimated enna. that th ber of persons who lost their lives will reach & total t 16 of the Senetmer Genta Ave of more than 2,000, troyed. lee, ene tod 3 To add to the vasse in the aes a Lag gy nent earth has ap flames and @ Ae, o john & Kimbi eee ee oe woe rd ie sald to m teft Ban Francisco for ‘a -age e jenttic lant Thursday. Phe survivors have Gelayed af trains from The steamer Caarina, of the Krai m0 3 The surviva So f] ine, arrived here today with a cargo mac . the district have been pra e on crews have at work t euplosives from San Fran stroyed. The government has taken steps to relieve @ [it is expected that the road will eee ane ” a eared some time this afterno- ~ - he greatest damage was done at | Lake, 14 miles from Beattie, where ort He a landslide occurred last night and ———————— | veashed out the main line and a side r track | ee “sn ae ways Phere Great N racy | Roth be a Owing to the Republican man gh off reed upon @ definite S Saas, toniant, henge t s of t - actees Ban ® * mer Queen, of the Pac eal masts Tuesday night. Dm ners Third Ave-| rrow aap | y bang @ ? t left Victoria last night ‘A report was made to the police Pilsen Thelbne go yet da apel ne of th {iis morning which shows that the reagremmarenn gos ope ere map dn No furt Wily burglar ts often fooled. | noon mrp “ a coe See covesel yours Mies Catherine noon at the ¢ y aes Sock. A young j Counties of the ¥ about 18 or 20 years 3 y eed and wear i in eis dark gray ragian coat, at y, ie due roached the slip at the south side Y Item te the dock, and without a moment's She is expected te bring down Nome . . mo hesitation descended the slippery de- 5 an bien tee ity that today isthe! EVERETT, Fob. 11—A furnace at |cline towards the na § yt - geet = Ra | the smelter exploded yesterday. It no steps, and tt is difficu! e merr spp ty caused by an overflow of gas |ing even for those accu pane nue Mites Coe a6 and threw deb for hundreds of | As the girl was disappearing. ae “teks ane ce een Zards from the ‘buildings. Joseph |Herman, the warenou a ce that time she hax errett, a laborer who was working | Jack f s, asalatant to the 2 entered her room. Last/hit on the head by a brick and his the slip. Wh H gained ¢ skull was crushed in. He died a short | girt was vd apartments in the © time after. tien wane adh wet on. *| and proceeded to ransaek the -| ‘The smelter sustained a lore of | Guite equal ———- WASHINGTON, D. 17. Miss who Is @ very Light | neveral hundreds of dollars, but the Gver her sh | From every ntate and ¢ ry of § sleeper © awoke; but she| management considers the explosion = Bb logs ne : 6 < didn't « y much less sertous tha it might ba jeventh continental congr foottsh b None of the iaborers in the ¢ Daughters of the Americar ter proper were injured. A fire : tion, which be in semaion i Which broke out after the exp! loaton |g ae sebe ¢ a ¥ > at : box in the | was extinguished for he refused to gf th mald 1 ree 8 | her conduct, and * y s Sino. 4‘. ne Whe she ae ved 4 ‘ A fund of $46,000 has t to be Ri titlous. 4s y, an wh r ” i is @ pretty girl, with @ rain splashed re . t r ne ior y I nd b ; wht {| ELLENSBURG - hecks “4 . i page ated ~ was Al but there are ot wer A party of 4 and: & ' j i modes « ‘ leaving Jie world fo pol appa if wil { ¢ 7" i ained ones besides the cold of the hair-g pe / th 7 = * | waters Sound, r Carpenter wa S| ote “4 + we ah a ot yt th ry gente b | en ‘ «xix bite T've lost t 1333 pecially h ne y m- | th * Inute a dru ‘ Mrs, Chae. W. Fairt 4 bo Ja tox president rf wtrtk « © lont $4 er ed Carpenter. “6 ; w isavarew hose Manag } nd Carpenter gener iy } n ted if ther ‘ ae woe T \ Ndn't you telegraph a “ | Square Cu ' t } alld i ‘anutiehenaemmmenien rita tef |, AUCTION ie Sale of' A Fair Pas ceraten Sais Furniture us a cane , Cut-Rate Profit } Carpets and a sr ~ Sais orn e's’ § HOUS@hOld % TO OPEN THE KEGLEY’S 2. cumtomers weiter. ome of Goods | 111 Occidental Ave. wail taean ienash Gotion, tle intende te open a Furnt Cnenao Hate 206 \ Mutual line lett Sokohwing for F telah 00h crseic ones ripe! 66 BECOND AVENUK ; nD stychson Stile on Vriday last. | 3 Ist Ave o] Suit Clay Worsted Ah well-tailored uit that any man might be proud of —lots of stores would consider it a good $15.00 valu. Our price PRING ‘styles of Stetson Hat An unusual value ina $2.50 Hat. J. FRIEDMAN & SON ur Rainier-Grand Hotel 903 FIRST AVENUE The Equitable Life Assurance Society Of the United States Forty-Seeond Annual Statement, for the Year Ending December 31, 1905 ASSETS. INCOME, Bonds and Mortgages... . $4t%75592%9.) | Premium Recetpm....... $48,712,008g Real Estato in New Y Interest, Renta etc. 1 5¢661,60 including the Rqultavie Buttder Sba37 bogs 22,865, 77% 72 IE ins en alean eh United States, State, Ci a) Raloed Thomte and other . Fe ee ret 1 76 y0394G45.00 DISBURSEMENTS, Loans secured by Bonds and Doth Claims . 17, 73580000 5 eforred 10,5 3955183 Stocks (marker value, Gomapyosse) | Endowments am di | erridend policiee . 5165349 Policy Loans.....+0.0-+++% seeneee Real Estate outside of New eeeeee 2% York, tncinding 1» oftee batiegs. 15,4273 52.39 centers 2/06), Cash in Banks and ‘Trust Policyhotiers, 1 742, h es 305, 30% 50 §66,411.50 Companies at luteeest a Prid Policyaolders . $27,714,62: a re All other disbursements... 5, 14509) Si Punt, of eeaicewet Boots | Chstmcnents...... $39, to the core COU BBL, Ammstant Detter Balance due from agents... Interest and Renta, (Dee Mariys ACOPAO SyptatAne) 438, 905-46 Premiums due andin process of collection tee. © 88 7,957-C0 Deferred Premions.. sees 2,524,51 Co Total Assets ..... $39%,033,720.35- | We hereby: FRANCIS W. JACKSOM, Auditor, | LIABILITIES. | Assurance Fund (or Reserve) All other Liabilities... . | Total Liabilities. Surplus .. 318, 159 191,1 AW, MAINT, Aevectoty Aull, ens of | row Ra PE a ed ng Ste Ways ks = Se a the macting Cf his-| _WibGave: ennedindd-the pent team of Gs Cold, Prigts, Wee . in jo sos utter | we in WHESLOCK, V.P. SNYDER C. LEDYARD ACER, 866 A ALUXOXDER, ono. P wernt SAE Comartitowed the Lard: SOUTH REND, ind The entire working f nee | plant of ager Machine day in sympatt men, whose wages had he ut 1700 men are = GAMBLERS ~ HELD UP Feb. 17.—Tw 1 Flanigan’s e6 wt Clinton early thi he potnt of revoly attaches and @ ver cash and valu ables amounting to about $2000. | "After looting the bank and play: they backed to the r and t any m threatened to ah good hele escape and ha | Spprenended “THE MARKETS very quiet today markets were r has been MONSTER AUCTION SALE At 110 Second Ave. So. Of High-Grade Strictly Tailor-Made Suits, Over coats, Youths’ and Boys’ Suits, Hats, and Furnishing amounting to 000. Shoes, Caps Goods, over $30,- 1 datly without This stock 4 highest bidder und will cont tock 1s sold, to th ue until the member the addr 110 Second Ave. S. r Way ar Ketween Youle 1 Wash Street H. KESSLER, Auctioneer COMPLAINT AMES W ALEXANDER, GAGE B, TARGGLL, Sewomd Mite Ares, . WT OM, WILLIAM ALELANOSR, Secretary THOMAS D. Figen ne Sag eee swowey JAMES B LORING, Aagtathar. BDWARD W. LOUIS FITEORRALD, Ame, CHAUNCEY M DEPBW srr LL WM. A. WHERLOCK, h °. CHAS. $. SMITH, MBMRY G. MARQUAND, GRO. |. GOULD, HRNRY C PRICK, | CORNBLIVE NK. B TAROT Qn0. T. Wi ABBXANDBA, GRO. K. BOUIRA, MARVIN BUGHITY, 1. DeWETT CUVEE, lOMN J. McCOOK, THOMAS D.JORDAN, =- WA, HL. METRE, W. LAMBOK, HC HAgkeTt CB ALEXANDER, ™ HL ALESANDER, DAVID 8. MOFPA v. BRAYTON IVBS, i. @.26,a¥aa@o, — IDNBY D. MULBY, swYDER | SAMUEL M. INMAN, Nom healer, N, B—FOR FURTHER PAM IGM! © %* DETAIJE STOTEMENT, S. C. BOLLING, Superintendent of Agencies |FRANK WATERHOUSE & CO., Inc., Managers BURKE BUILDING, SEATTLE, WASH. JOHN A. SAMBORN, C nie Kastall, aged 2 very idence bospital this) aty is at Bonney and of} A rr has /at Pr amber of|'The ommerce previously, but now the |art's, jetter addressed to the council must/ some action on the part of that | The matter —+ Fletcher & Carpenter, realty gains only. 0 t Go to Spinning for bicycle | acer Local Harbormaster With | { | Ca sness epee Reichert Bros. pianos, ] 110 Union. | A-communication was filed in the| | elty clerk's office today in which the} | writer, R. P. McFariand, | kes ‘never sk the prese § “PUNCTUALITY IS THE HINGE ), of the Sound en preference ver Seattle owing to the lack of ability in managing the harbor de- | partment of this city It is probable that the council will | make some investigation of the port S We are punctual business from the Everything is fresh store except the salt. ber about the Cutir Faclline. and mean turn loése, in the? nem- Who Wants To be cured of those death- racking and agonizing pains RHEUMATISM SCIATICA, NEURALGIA, BLOOD AND SKIN DIS- EASE Erythema, ete and {3 } 4405 Third Ave., Corner U Telephote Main 53 Beautiful Silk Reversi- ble Four-in-Hands S, including E na, I give satisfactory and leg making @ 2OOPOCOCOIDED> O 909990600 1090000008: OLD ESTABLISHED, THOROUGHLY RELIABLE ‘All Office Consultations Aro Free You need not t afratd of HABIT” or “HBART AFFRC. 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