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

| 4 PARMERLEE APPOINTED | Well Known Attorney Who Will Assist Mr, Gilliam Last Edition STAYS AT | 4 O'Clock p.m. M'NEIL’S March 6.—Representa NAMES HER MOTHER | oss "Se {OLYMPIA Will G. Prince, @ son Former was this morning & Sheriff Prince Sensational Divorce Suit Arising From a Theosophical Colony judgment ‘ounty in Koha is a man of much wealth, as is CHICAGO, March 6-—One of the \s ton App. Most sensational that has ever | 80 Mrs n é ., [eerve 13 yea Been filed in a divorce court ts to], The Thecsophiets’ home at {| burglary de ground through the local channels aavters o€ the saith, judgment of law. It ts given exceptional p for the reason that it is ¢ inence im the filing today of 4 in the world " amended petition in divorce, in which Madame Tiogtey Mra. Grace Bohn mother, Dr. Mary G pondent with her hus: The plaintiff t a «tf 30 years of age, who rece ed in a sensational sult brought by | her husband, John Bohn, to recover ® IMPORTANT = TO WORKMEN s to be constructed, funda be elect M. Gil |‘ THE SEATTLE THE MARKETS arket. I ny and may be lower to The great scarcity fish continues, Halibut ar ntl ful, but (he demand exceeds the sup ly JOBBING QUOTATIONS (CORRKCTED DAILY) Green Frait 0 1.00 a box: cooking ating apples, $2.0 3,60; bananas, $1.20@1.60; cranber barrel; 5 Jap or edling m, ¥6.00G7.00 wrape fruit thelr children, whom Mrs. Bohn took jing furnished by followers of the ted with the Pacific Const with her to Loma Land, the noted| cuit throughout the entire world ‘i < nest years, first as city pas-| Theosophists he near San Diego.| Mra, A Spaulding is ommuntcath 4 naa |S wenger agent, and later as purchas-| _ Potatoes 00 ~ ton; b Suit was brought in a Los Angeles | wealthy woman who came und eS Kmaa |{2€ 4nd claims agent Mr. Me $1.00@ per sack; carrots, 6 © giving the children of Madame Tingley aoa [spent last eummer at N return ma ' 91.40G 1.60 por custody of the fathe mes | whose affairs were widely publishe Me tle [ine Tast fa He haw been in Be the phase @ to| th the medium of the Los An 5 since 1879 and has always beer the sait are of John | ¢ es. y902, [88 active Republican worker. Dur « the administration of J.T. K t Henry whom she ma H two years ago, and r te cee ee majority. J ewr for ix. years Ang m expert acces fan. | Se Litle hiidren, < the rs oo ~ old, and Mrs. e wants the custody of the min- THELMA 1 yr | Tries to Get Insurance h 6—On E y New of tad! polia, atre . aye of Marc, Townsend Sic; Aeceastitesn ss a wh employ ¥ diwaya wilt ‘be “1 |slstant postmaster genera including | {") f he ohh nnn dB, TACOMA, Wash., March §—alar-| |ADVERTISERS wes Towascas. = wen-unews news-| WILL TRY FORM A CLUB ® tes per man of the state, who for a| ime worked as an editorial writer on its, THB; pe Butter, Cheeee, Hees and Poultry Butter — Washington KEGLEY’ IM Occidental Ave, Phone Main 495 \Friday’s Trade Builders Beking Powder REINSTATEMENT the Tacoma Ledger, was connected ‘with the New West Coast, and at yet @nother time was a reporter on the Am of the advertising men s “ th Tig San Francisco Call, died February 25 | of Seattle was held in the offices df | bein or the alleged unt the C. Advertising Bureau, | pre « unfat in Minneapolis. Vv, Whi Four months ago Townsend was Ct last night, @ivorced from h.s wife, who is now ft an ad- living in Ever: After the divorce | Yertisers’ club. About 2) candidates | af he became enamored of a clairvoyant eaent. A. K. two ratiroad , in Minneapolis who advertises her- ted temporary chair- 4 by men tmpe ur who recelve cD. LY M. EJ = Lae0R TEMPLE | “) BALL POSTPONED] ‘The Labor Temple benefit nounced for the 14, was postp action of the Union last night gelf under the name of Thelma. On Bare, temporary eeo- | Pose mee 1” the tear h it was found that he car and Fred Strang ato draw up s constitution believed by the divorced wife by-laws. At a meeting to be that she is entitled to the money. Chief of Police Fackler has received Jetters from Minneapolis in which he is asked if Townsend had any | Telatives here. An interesting suit t expected for possession of the money WHITTLESEY Suit Filed to » Recover SI Shortage of Second Term Prosecuting Attorney Fulton has/ Bled suit against ex-County Tre: urer Whittlesey and his surety Fidetity and Deposit Company, Maryland, to collect the urer’s second-term shorts, 4s placed at $10,280.45. This the special fund of about $1,000, coming visit ded men, MILITIA ORDERS TEACHERS’ MEETING ‘The meeting of the Teachers’ As ah OLYMPIA, March 6—Spectal a. |oumae ders No. 11 issued by Adjutant Gen. | Sferee's “this will he a Jo Drain, details the following officers | inf of King and Pieres cour 44 2 board to examine candidates ter | -= Schecistelinas Geog promotion: Co, A, First infantry, | pier ’ Maj. A. L. Dehuff, Maj. and Surgeon | BR. M. Brown and Lieut. Arthur J Wetsbach. The board meets ‘1 the Armory in Tacoma today. Special order No. 10, ordering com panies to parade at their reepectiv home stations for inspection by Col. | Geo. B. Lamping, commanding Firat nfantry, bears the signature of J Howard Watson, mi general. It is Mr. fietal order since rec mis it is represented to be, is a regular price. Friday Specials are int for the store. One feat FOR FRIDAY due to taxpayers on account of excess of payments. This fund, as previously explained, has stood in the way of a settlement for several weeks, the county officials demanding {t and the surety company mainta{ning that it does not belong to the county Messrs. Wilshire and Kenaga, at- torneys for the bond company, will answer in the case raising this is Sue. Assoon anit is decided by the| . the amount adju to be fll_be paid | HOLDS ALOOF .. KILLED Sheehan, a bridge carpenter at Issaquah, fell off a bridge on mil nile north of that place, this after WASHINGTON, D. C., March 6.— | 800n and was k Deputy Coron President Roose has decided |¢r Buckley has gone to investigate “ee to keep out of the the case. ” Cuban sugar Sent Tt is authoritatively announced oe t he will send no message to con- tel gress unless the latter should fall Howl Swindior Charged Yogtake any action in behalf of the| A. D. island. As long as there is a chance | of swindling the that congress will do something he | Grand hotels will not Interfere tallor-bill Republican members of the house will meet for the third time tonight Cl tt: PEE edged aga fn the hope of reaching some agree- Ment relative to rellef which should Hin bonds were be given Cuba. It is not exp £41500, "and he wan comralt that any definite concius be| the Be Be ed Feaches, YMA, March 6.—George Haft PECIAL TOMORROW cted by the federal grand i Quality Print Wra morning or harge mr ‘ mine, trus the low hoisting xainers that many location | instantly progressing astrous effe 206-208-210 PIKE STREET ts of the explosion THE MARRIAGE GAME Two Wive Who Have Plaped It, but Have Lost Bring Your eu ti Stiff Bosom “ . We are showing an elegant line of Soft and have had over | —_————$ oes and Drapery Sale Continues Unis ch Night stra White, full ¢ _ Sardines Highly Scented, re mm itch, paint, grease, P brass, sliver; noth ing better for wood work and ® dows: per bar, Be, per dos... .Bhe fi 4 satisfactory quality at the ended to make new friends ire that holds this store's STAR. 1 ' A Washington Umothy, $14.00; alfalfa, $11.00. ‘ ’ t $20.00 wh + y t 6 Corrected datly — The following pri are being offered to t ducer in round lots on the dock or tn the car at Seattle fi Onis, $26.50027.0; barley sis wheat, chicken feed, $20.00; corn, bulk, $27.00. Kege—Ktrictly fresh ranch, 16@1 Butter-—W naton creamery, 27@ te; ranch, 15@17¢ Cheese—Native Washington, 1@ 4 n, $10,000 TOMMY BEVAN NO LONGER NEEDED} Although He Made Good Officer on Grant Street Bridge THE BON MARCHE NORDHOFF @ €g Three Thousand Yards FANCY SILKS v the Gra unell had pa were no eligi at 47c; regular price $1.35, §1. and $1.00. a a We notified you yesterday that we would place dad 09 Macao Bp bngt ht on sale tomorrow morning three thousand yards of payro commission refuses | Silks, bought direct of the importer—his season's Grant for some months, surplus of Fancy Silks—at the xtraordinary low Juring which time he rendered valu- | being & prominent fac- | 1 of the bent | department lately > | price of removed to #11 First is great increase he durability compared with proven beyond a THE LA ERICK & NELSON Fine Furniture filled. Mall Orders for Friday Specials postmarked not later than Saturday will be filled. Friday 12c Rall Bearing Egg Beater, Fr Friday 65¢ Friday specta 1s Curtain ‘one tched in pair T 1 00, 302, 294, 907, 208 Lace Curtain T inches wide by 3 yards long © laces, that everywhere at 18 per pair, Curtaing, tr ale for three days at per one-half oT 2 12, 917, 310, 497, theke La cer Curtain than those in Lot i, and m $1.25 to $1.50 per pair. ‘Th f pair, at, per, each Curtain, 400, Friday 2c Thene s ne-half 5 mt I be fou nll pure y pa $ They 1 in the thone of 0 --OUR... Steel Range BUSINESS Is Breaking All Past Records is simply result of cause and effect ry range we #ell and when ou es the economy of buying he ST STOVE HOUSE DESIRABLE FRIDAY SPECIALS Every Friday Special offered to you is the quality | customers is the fair, honest treatment given them. No Telephone Orders for Friday Specials will be WB ies 47. This sale, oa less than a month in advange of Easter, and inclu‘ing, as it does, many beautiful | patterns in light and medium shades of up-to-date ng will be welcomed with more than ordinary f} pleasure by our customers. Included in the lot are the following sorts: Taffeta Stripes, in solid shades, Taffets Stripes, in fancy shades, Never before has o epring or tel Gus necks vetenee at Satin Brocades, two tone, é trade in cast cook stoves has g Preaktng slectedstnecling st | Bengelicing, \6.5y ieee Hemstitched Stripes, OHIO |} STEEL RANGES Openwork Stripes, Taffeta Cords, If you live within fif’ - miles of the Bon Marche it will pay you to be present at this sale, and cer tainly if you live in Seattle you will not miss it, We guar- prices are Selling Starts at 6:30 Promptly Tomorrow NORDHOFF @ Co. 1415 to 1435 Second Av. and 115-123 Pike St. for Reliable { Charter Oakl We are SOLE AGENTS the best range made It been in the lead for TY-TWO YEARS. It ts made in St. Louis, and its factory covers ten square blocks. Tl Charter Oak takes the prem um at every Easten exhitt’ tion, We give you a guar tee direct from the — that whenever the range not prove satisfactory we refund your money, FURTHERMORE °: ior ond Hand Royal Giar ter Oak e You May le IN THE NORTHWEST. Friday 9c 18 Sa ede Ss. - Decorated English Semi-Porce Go ain Dinner-ware, in cups and aucers, plates, bowls and mush sesaieds2 . two decorations to se worth on Fri Chicago Furniture & Stove Main 759 PAINLESS DENTAL PARLORS — 713 FIRST AVENUE, Union Blook The Real Painless The only dentists who do exactly as they advel tract or fill ken down teeth with gold In Seattle nd restore bre and bridge w without th st SE OF PAIN. Our double suc air che makes our plates fit perfect TEETH EXTRACT! ) ABBSOLI Y PAI = and free plates are ordered. Lady att jant. eal A 10-year written guar- B9U.LE SUCTION then on all work. uaran ay all very pretty pat that sell $1.76 per pair ale ak 4 Fillings, that stay in 1 splendid values in very wide laces where 81.00 up sell by the « in Ge. | An work dope by graduate specialists. No students. ; We make @ specialty of porcelain, gold crown and bridge Tm jae te cai any and tell you In advance exactly what your work will cost DF ® place on sale by the one-half pair, each bas roan oy Nothing cheap about our work but the pri n. Swise Muslin. an4:-Swissolines, at per Ml] or south of McDougall and Southwick Co. | PAINLESS DENTAL PARLORS, 7I3 First Ave. Offices—1, 2, 3, 4, 5,6 Union block. Hours—8 m, to 8p. mi days till 1 she pteee Tallman has relieved Am Guaran Reliability, & and | E. J. BROWN, D. 1 Prop. mumitat ‘eoothect wih Jncn w Promprs Jerful how the Sar nd Drapery Sales ‘continu CONDITIONS OF THE SALE wears) scctract w f ‘tial uae date | 0900990 3005600000000090009000000 the court Gund to be t sre Bh on Judging from the rush you would suppose ery attle 1 " be pald for undér Sny. conditions—goods | LEGAL NOTICES this wise had already been tn a ; hould be examined thor ina Ri - . JIN. THE SUPERIOR couRT ‘The marriage took Wert 1 tomers evident ‘ pela on hiy { SUPERIOR COURT OF hington, 1 Superior, Wis, in Ma Kach incr \ . A friends, because the crowd futur No deviation to any one | the State to Washington, in ar ay od y oe ial Raa geek ahiiare men Delivery must be made at or the County of King. ‘In pro f County of ene te seer, Catidren, 8 wae ave, any Columbia, Tel, Main 193, Sale Ends Sotetey ben SPOT CASH. {our conventence—as Hoon as A | pate oft the Matter of the estate| bate, In the matter of OM Gann ¢y Pecoare caileren ae te 1a. Ail the Leading Montana Giant anh vail er ee Thone two sates Relea Ces Phelan SESE ER al ah own, but Joseph was crabbed, cr Mi point, that 1 — q P; B | , Notice tm hereby gt creditors and intolerant with hers jakes and c Phd tiene: powes Drapory and Upholstery Reductions Proportionats to the Samplo fp nen Rearatee N to Crear i She also had some household goods Designs ene Gorn Sale Price as Compared to Regular Pric | Archtbuid Hell, doce, of trie of the, and $50, which she put in with J on een . fy of, and all p on, deceased eph’s things while they lived t Dn Kxhibition at aims against said de tall persons ef, but Joseph used the money an’ '% At the new store A FEW PRICE HINTS Bib them with the necs ht deceane refused to buy any clothes for t ¢ Jen Oak b Three-quarter Iron Pe rasé p Genuin : ~ within one ¥ hem with necet peepeehildven. tn four month 614 SECOND AVENUE pranat Seiate. nh Bea nuine | Mahog en'# Oak Shaving Case, f¥| Publication of this notice, to the sald |ers, within one year afte left him because her ehildr | For One Week, Between James and $4.00; Sample Sale Sample Sale executor at the law office of Blake |} t this notiee, 100g out of shoes and she could ype ne | Yealer 16.80 § Williams, 433 Burke butlding, in | executrix iw ome money to buy them any. When she i els | ti Wattle, county of King, |& W Bure et Bardi aaa alone gat BN eee ME must man uvns | FREDERICK & NELSON COMPLETE HOUBETURNHERS psc [ioe aPiatioe a the world r again, with the as SEATTLE, W tanda 7 ft. 10% in., welght 267, age 21 S A M Execute N. H. MARTIN | Date tg Bes td ca Se ee ath ass econd Ave., Madison and Spring Sts, | °s:3's,.0{.3 8 Seton | Mary J. Little wants @ divorce O48 Jeniidren, aduite, 16¢; children, 10c, | BoM] Date of neat publiontiog hag CRN FY 2.2, " Witness,