The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 21, 1902, Page 6

ine by ome com toh m¢ Th he? rma dc soot ix I role hee! ircl¢ ‘tert wat STOLE THE YOUNG GIRL AND HER FORTUNE TOO Sad Story of Mary Strauch’s Infatuation--Sandford of the Shiloh School Decamps for Europe Rev. FL W. Sandford, m to being Iiijah, come to pre pare the world for the second com ing Christ, fa now in Liverpool, Nng land, having with hina several peo } atly young ladies, students of ais wehool” at Bhiloh, Maine Things got too warm for “HiAah" In people, he appromched hee onrs | more from all parts of the country Bhiloh recently, and he thouht @|haugntor and on bonded have My to take part in the celebrations of | It Was Indian fam, from Port Mad change of climate Would be good for |piored her to remain at home. Teara|th? twenty-fifth anniversary of 0h. “Hain” sw dwart, ie would his health streamed down her pale face like |J0%N® Hopkina university and the | OAK Cheinaly, the Chinese dwart There is a big story behind Band- | rain, but the epeli under which Band. |¢Femonies attending the inaugura- ashamed of thele geewth, ee Pear ford's great desire to “prepare” Eng-|ford held her was tc ; en of Prof, Ira Raméen as the new ry tangy | land and Scotland for the end of the | gandford's <All, thin soune’ and Mt! president of the inatitution The | one. ‘going, into neti tt gaen'e world arose, and without even pressing a|/Slebrations begin with & public) ica, ie ail right; it's in the length She Was Kidnaped |wood-by kiss upon the lips of her Meeting tonight, at which oe of his legs that the trouble ies Mary Strauch, the young daughter | mother, joined Sandford in the speo- dresses will be eaiveres o-_ n@| Mam’ realizes his infirmity and it of Mrs, Mary EB. Strauch-MoCall of |ial oar which was to tear mother /"4usural ceremonies will be held if) ne notices anyone serutinixing him Tacoma, # among the number now with Sandford tn Liverpool Mise Strauch was the young lady men- tioned in the Star some wee' age two years ago. A letter recetved from her mothe who is now in Cincinnat! looking af-} ter family matters, Maseachusettsa bank, payable Sandford for the benefit of “#hilop | schools.” j Mother Keartbroken ture of events, and grieves constant- ly over her daughter's deluded course She concludes her letter, Which was written to @ friend, by these words end, God only knows. poor unfortunates, is my prayer.” She Was Kpynotizn young woman securred for the purpose of ¢ruits for his “echo! king up " at Shiloh. F Femained in the city for about two only child. weeks, at the end of which he had) @bout 20 men and women thoroughly | hypnotized. Geiuded mortals started for train for Shiloh, she could not Persuaded by her mother to desist. t wae one that would brit to the eyes of the hardest IMPROVING WATERFRON Gravei Walis to Be Laid at Gal-) braith and White Star Piers | The deep water at the west nn ee Coast Association of the Galbraith pler will soon be « thing of the past. Several scowloads rae ve Co. will open up and operate 16 | conte RANCISCO, Feb. 21.—At «claims that they acquired nat year to effect the ean jt le expected |1 will open up several properties my the ie & & Pa- sett, 2 I Oxpect to see « ereat deal! fee, The organtzation ts oan: ake puget bench <tc iatgaa| ate and work in harmony with the! in rapid succeasion until the ocean there has been reduced approxi- ot the plier. This sume fate will be acoorded to the new White Star and Arlington docks. The water at low! tide at the west ends of these piers) te now 63 feet deep and the intention | at a time, je to reduce it to a maximum depth +g IE Seaton | ‘The present depth of water is con-| WINNIPEG, Mantt | M th Widerabie of a ee os nek eae |e attendance tpen tha “ens | ’ a on | unloading and loading, % meett q : j at these docks, but the chief object tural y oA phy Mba Only our matchless facilities for in filling In is to attain @ better bul- | is wark for the exposed piles of the an docks, which are now buffeted by « are of endurance. A Gravel Wall gravel underneath the piers and around the piling will follow. This, it ts said, will give these docks a who lays! person that ever lived, Mrs. @traach | | was then & widow of but @ few] fo | was and daughter thousands of miles @part. having been the helr to a large | ny, fortune, and as one of the number | w of gira kidnaped from thetr homes) tune, lure end parents in Tacoma by Sandford | sorrowing |erowd, overe. | had just witnessed, made a dash to-| ward the gat e eays that she| where 7 Wate leading into the yards has ascertained that the money due | was too late, A ber daughter on her father’s real|been summone: @tate, has been turned over to a | assailants, tothe drubbing he so richly deserved, jeaid today that thia spring new min |to her daugh The mother is heartbroken over the| ast, the neue (AMt she was going |, Sandford who has the nerve to pr self Elijah, to remain at Shiloh an © “Where the matter will | mother, gu ky God help the | pare” iu: | World seine wretoh that he ts, he e The kidnaping of this besutiful |#irl to accompany him, two years|(% by telling her God ago when Sandford came to Tacoma t Mise Strauch was/around Shi} among the number, and wher the erudents are the tng to wreek Northern Pacific depot to take the | cepting Sandford [er to keep things he ta afrai m4 A Star reporter witnessed the event. | being legai tears |folute demoittion of the cartes ot “pier” Aa institution | sided over the aftern | the sbeakers Inch he uded R. B. Welk sail, of Chicago; F. 2% iiie Qmaha, an | Northfield, Mu | Pational associa tio 1 of gravel are now et the pier waiting | for {ts ob ject po eo! their turn to dump their cargoes into! 4 more « the waters, and there will be 100 or) Renting nd A RIN Le REE TE probably 180 more scowlonts follow |iice work by an inror hens ee mately to #3 feet im Gepth at the end trang enineton, Oregon, Nevada, | | in the organiaation manife tremendous body of water and carry |p @ strain beyond their continued pow- | by James Burch, Bedford, superintendent of the Fx.| | Derimental farm; Angus Mackay, «uy. A. wall of coarse gravel will first |Derintendent of the expert be laid along the sea ends of the|™ental farm, and Professor WT Sherman Cla & Co. i then @ fill in of finer | Macoun, of the Central experimenta) ’ y , . } farm, Ottawa. RO na A Tl Second Ave. Coal. wsod. phone Sesitte Pustco | __'H SCCOME AVC, HARVARD NEW YORK, Feb. %1.—The ban- quet ball of the Waldorf-Astoria is to be the scene of @ brilliant gather ing tonight on the cocasion of the }@nnual dinner of the Harvard alum ni of New York and vicinity. Preat dent Eliot te to be the guest of honor and others in attendance clude Carroll Db, Wright, United) tates labor commission; Maj. Henry | lL. Higgi nm and Chas, 8, Fairchild. Bani. | © iw gathered large numbers of |@stinction are gathering in the Music hall tomorrow evening Missed Like Demons Men, not under @andford's #pell, inged like demons at the villain who ‘ould thus, for the sake of her for- | daughter away from her mother, The angry | by the sight they| he train was waiting, but it} : pollee had 4, and beat back the Thus Sandford eacaped Speaking of the x C. C, Runner, a prominent mining Man of SHhagway, is at the Beattie » Mr Runner ing Gietricts in the Hootalingua riv j@F country would be opened up all wrote; “The mining in Alaska is Bot by | ¥ means confined to the Klon dike country, The Big Salmon and Hootalingua river country will prove | aa valuable as any thing in Daweon, | Last year a few people prospect- ed around the lower watershed of the Bid Balmon, and good wround was ly & very) imited territory was gone over, and) 1 am safe in saying that there are| © creeks emptying into the Big!/ Salmon and Hootalingua rivers that have never been prospected. A re- the White Pass and Yukon Kallroad Co. states that there is a district © miles long, east and weet, | When Mre. Strauch- Waa conveyed to Not even this trickster, selaien hire supreme nerve that A sudden desire to “pre. for the end of the , contemptible had the ad revealed him that He wanted her to go | Thus the mother was once more rot ort bed of the longed-for look at her |} Te Wreck ané Rain are getting desperate h Debte are piling up, leaving, the work nd ruin, No and practically unknown @s to ite extent to the north, “Laat summer there were but few men in the Big Salmon country, but t is cetimated that $100,000 was tak seems to have pow.) en out This year we want to get together, and since as many men there as poesible, There dd to remain for fear of |!" g00d money there for the right ly proceeded against, ab-| kind of men, and the Canadian lawe are eo Hberal that a miner can get a claim of good size. Run Nearly There “Bteamboats run to within 20 miles of the present diggings, and a port- age must then be made over the livide, The diggings are on the Big Balmon side of the divide, and an the! Salmon is only navigable for a few miles from ite mouth, the boats the Hootalinqua and then the pack must be made over the divide This year the Alaska Commercial Things je face. seasion and | Wiis, of James Moc: naughty, of TO ORGANIZE Dr. Waggoner, dentist, removed to bene Ave! Globe block. cor. Firet and Madison, | 2 the establishment of tt method of appre- dentifying criminals tah and Arizona are to be embrac od Get the new plano now while this club offer is open. You et the piano IN MANITOBA *="" =>" larger than for many years, and SET TT Ceatry ae te Oo ot. Unusual amount of tnterest od in the ‘aper and addresses we is Proceedings re presented | of Winnipeg; &. A STEINWAY DEALERS Indian far firmer foundation than they now | Cveccvececesceccoessoecs have and at the same time will De WECSEO POW DOED DORCODESEE, handler for the transfer of goods to and from veasela there, | It ie not known exactly how many} of gravel it will require, but) an estimate of over 100 scowloads has been made. The gravel is) brought here from Stetlacoom. The | Northern Pacific Ratlroad Company {a footing the expenditure, The work} is in charge of F. KH. Giertaen, a rail-| road surveyor, It will take several Weeks to complete the job. UNIVERSITY } WOOSTER, Ohio, Feb. 21.—Woos- | ter university must today make an announcement regarding the com tion of the fund to erect new ulldings to replace those destroyed by fire last year. Shortly after the disaster Dr, D, K. Pearsona, the Chicago philanthropist offered $100,- 009 to the inatitution on condition that Wayne county raise $40,000 and the synod of Ohio $100,000, This fund, under the conditions named, must be complet by 6 o'clock this evening. In order to meet the requirements the faculty and trustees of the in- stitutions have been working with might and main during the last few weeks. All kinds of entertainments have been given in ald of the fund, special collections have been made in the churches and farmers of the county have even contributed loadsa of wheat and produce. Alumni and friends of the university in Clave land, Pittsburg, Columbus and else- where have subscribed liberally and little fear ts felt concerning the out- | come. CONVENTIONS: WHEELING, W. Va., Feb, 21 The annual convention of the Y, M.| | | -| ©, A. of Maryland, the District of | Columbia, Virginia and Weat Vir-| ginja, which was formally opened here yesterday, commenced its buat nese seasions this morning with an attendance of delegates and visitors exceeding all expectations. The Rev, | Del ceded by a the Crear convention Hetened to papers and presided, ‘The seasion was pre Tiible study hour under leadership of Rev, Harris 1 During the forenoon the| George W. Todd, of Wilmington, | dresses by Fred #. Goodman, of Ne York City; J. V. Hamilton, of Wash ington, D. @.; Walter G, Maxwell, of| Baltimore, and M. V. Rideout, of | Washington W. H. Morris, of Baltimore, pre « __ SEATTUPS BUSY sTonE THE BUSY STORE Saturday is the Ready-to-Wear Da Every Section of the busy store is showing something special that s ready for service at the genuine bargain words ~Peterson’s February sale prices. FEBRUARY NECKWEAR SALE A lot of New Rand Bow, Shield y of the February Sale. NEW OPENING STYLE HATS, Men's Fur Fedora Hats, in new iow, Teck and Four-in-Har cheviot color and bi 7 Ties, beautiful assortment of value, February PP regta Nie ring patterns; worth up vl ai 25 February Sale price P] ae » ¢ » } Men's New Greco Shape Hata, in 5 eer and cheviot ,colors, also Teck and Four-in-Hand Ties, } eile toe erie: om” large assortment of new spring ? " ¢ $1.50 patterns; worth up to s6c, your { By* Greco Shape Fine Fur choice ... Boe } a excellent trimmings Gent's 4-Ply Linen Collars, in the price... Webruary Gale Clarion, Gossip and Roose- { Men's New fT - e , yerby Rioc velt Shapes; February Sale Hate, in seal, oxford ana sie price, 2 for ‘ she $3,00 value, February Sale price Gent's 4-Ply Cuffs, extra weight. ? aes ad 50 per pair ss Abe 0 2 . ~ 2 FLANNELETTE NIGHT Gent's Percale Negligee Shirts, ) SHIRTS with and without detachable ? gone > Pian : collars; worth yp to. $0 wo) Gent's Heavy Flannelette Night Gaga Velsuney ta , ) Shirt, cut extra full anc ay vary Bale abate 2 %¢ value, February Se > > | Gent's New Spring Style Percale ? rR 1 Boe ent’ Ops ; , Excelent Quality abe, meee er ae a And Ww) a } ette Night Shirts, all sizes ee o n f ied colla ‘av wou : ; 2 ceptionally well made; | 750 guess their value at $1.96, our " " os, Pebruncy dela eeice the > Yale, February Sale prices phony i 5 pteae seeeees + tteeeeere DDG - b Sm 2? _ SHON SECTION SPECIALS. Children’s Kid Shoes, solid leath § Ladies’ Kid Shoes, Goodyear er throughout, made to sell at welted and hand sewed, six $1.50 and $1.75; your choice to 3; worth $2.00 to §2 Ceeee eoe + see Bde your choice ..... ., 48. Sole Agents W. L, DOUGLASS’ MEN'S UNION MADE SHOR spring styles are here MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED Peterson’s 26,208, 210 E. & W. Collars Genuine—for 2 ‘ Saturday Only too int g004 enough for him. BIG SAl MON ing and all the boutmen } MALL BIT will ine Indian Sam of Port Madison Creates Interest THE SEATTLE STAR, | a“ Ho was @ little bit of a man, barely | is siman ¢ take him home. tly, he will give them | haughty loo and walk away makes regular yieita to the ok up at the high jeity and ikew t bulldings. , upon to take a oar ride; Bam \ He « nnot know KING & MURRAY 8-Story American Hotel + Te Cost $260,000 REX ORUG CO 1401 3°64 Ave Corner Union St. Money Talks at This Stor When you buy goods at an installment house you must expect to pay 25 per cent more. We buy g by the car, we pay cash and it is for your interest to buy the same That Is How We Can Save You 25 Per Cent. on All Goods Oe eee GOLDEN OAK, French Plate Glass... $4.50 eee & waiting for the steamer be prevailed walking ts He iikew nail- him | four feet two inches high, He car-|dime museum managers so long weeks | | ried @ calico gripaack in one hand ~ On Bended Kaces [ond weet appeared to be a demijonn This i the amount that I am short mist pay to the wee fyi , .|in the other, He was the cynosure Sho was frantic, desperate at tt BALTIMORE, MA, Feb, 21-—Kim ile ; y bruary 26th n ord raise lturn of affaire. At the Gepot, where iment educators and other men of /of all eyes us he strutted around the |® ors of this stock Wednesday, February 26th. in order t UNION STREET Chigago Furniture & Stove Co. OeeOeeOSOOOPOOCRSSODEELOOSOLOODESELESESOEDERSDReRSeoenensennensennnnene fam is and paced up and down the d0ck,| ana United States Senator F OF A MAN: aiting for the arrival of the! in ¢avor of disbanding and joining > eam Au he meét first one and) the Democratic party Lenton end Han Frehdaey ap ther boatmen that he k , 4 t former | ** has opened & Savings Bam’ would grin, shake hands and|,,7%® other wing, led by former) ment Done, | toddle along to the neat and “Bam’ is very wary of kids. He ents them coming. | Sth folks are seen around the | docks, but for brevity of stature, In dian Bam easily leads them all, It j TOPEKA, Kas., Feb, 21,.—-The fu-| ture of the Populist party in Kan-| to be determined by the state 4 to have a wife and) conference in wesion here today. | F ra) children. Bometimes he take® | prominent leaders of the party fromm | ¢ them to the city, but oftener they | ay parts of the state are in attend- | promising v are ieft at home anée. One wing of the party, ied by | liberal representation on He seemed very important today! jerry Sirapson, Mrs. Annie L, Diggn| ticket to be rin, ia | ©o ention in } Congressman Fudgely and Chief Jus a ian |tice Doster, wants to maintain the Dr. Wagoner, centiet, Globe OCC OEM HC GHEE”, $2,150.00 The boys annoy him considerably # toa wate distance when he a marvel that he has eluded the above amount I will place on sale, commencing IN KANSAS CURES | the grip or cold) in the head, chest, back or any part of thebody, Doesnot purgeor affect the This entire stock at a ratio of $3.50 worth of merchandise fop Below we quote you ten ftems that will be placed on sale, with entire balance of the stock at the same ratio of pric heart. revent * pet ME c 600 pairs Men's $240 25e. Calf Dress Shoes .. Quick Drug Co., 704 let Ave 0 pairs Men's 45 ang Caif and Vici Kid 0 Men's $9.00 Black Worned Gaitg jehd Weling Deed 146 U. S$. POSTOFFICE Men's $15.00 Bulis in Worsteds | Men's $1.00 Fleeced Heang derwear .., Boys’ 4.00 and $4.0 Knee B and Fancy Cheviote 85.00 . Men's $2.50 and $3.00 Heavy Chev- $Ot PODUS 6.5 oeesseveeere es DEO To Cost $2,000,000 Remember this Sale ends ina few days, and this will last chance to buy $4.60 worth of merchandise for $1.00. Transfer Sale, 1511 1st Ay Three Doors North of Pike. L. D. MORGAR 8-Story Office Buliding To Cost $250,000 We will show you in figures: We buy 10 Per Cent. Cheaper for Cash We get 5 Per Cent. Discount for Cash It Costs 5 Per Cent. to Collect Acc’ts. We figure 5 Per Cent. for Poor Accounts 25 Per CENT $14.7 i k lling Oak Bed Sets : $15.75 Baer Pleces, highly Gaited ter... Beast ‘ DOO eT, << ; Golden Oak, UARTER 1 oe French Plate Mirror... $27 . SAWED OAK.......... - $14, vi LOL PL PAAALP AAA APO . ; } Old Reliable Charter Oak§: We are SOLE AGENTS for the best range made. It has been in t lead for SEVENTY-TWO YEARS. It is made in St. Louis, and its fae ory i’ covers ten square blocks. The Charter Oak takes the premium at every Eastern exhibition. We give you a guarantee direct from the factory that whenever the range does not prove satisfactory we will refund your money. FURTHERMORE... We Will Give You $32.50 for 4 Every Second-Hand Royal : Charter Oak Range You May Have for Sale : "on mala Inet : Street J PHONE MAIN