The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 11, 1902, Page 1

AN A COPY — SIX A WEEK ¥# #4 ——— ‘THE eit te ture = HOSPITAL J SWEPT. For aus in Alaska f. wenial Board of Health Discusses . Project and Favors It aturday A # of the board of health 7 Y Lud aith |@ eeasion y ta malia a Suffers: Chemical Rebuilt ft De. teaale ' per, cuperintende a) engine is back tn}! strongly tured to the Bh vege Me agiengh gt Al. t 8 fa city hospital, where |and t won = : te ln taking care ot | day 4 are wi begin ~ ABUNG oF ee os Robberies of Several Degrees | Committ: Last Night - CIVIL SERVICE hen | Secretary Grout Files Statement ihe storm reached {ts height Diiiee. ligkining added to the With Mayor - he windswept it ame porns wma ey ache i ary A. H. Grout of the civi Mibeavices received from rail-|.\uunt of audey robbed the en Z rains t od Milt Com four examina. | gine f th e 3 ‘om ‘ere held during the year f =s HAF A FATHER © Kindly Takes Wayward Son Home of neglect of du Detect! oxg’s dynamometer. oe is at the ¥. M. C. tit was wi ants on the police force fire department A agre shave fo © app! th runk !8| trope 2 High trunk to an ex fepot yesterday nd hast seen it since AN INCIASE IN KPORTS .. een guilty The report of EWarden J: Mr. Hegen | gor the month y fled charges agninat the « March 2 The toy was suber pier ¥ Detec- nented the resaway son of Hagen, When the boy, Ro- toad, it was too late to #0 the de- FIRST ANNUAL BALL TONIGHT The Buena Tem Ite firet annua le club will give ball In Rank march be made findings agatr pers,” and ne men favorable ng ven. | '$aac Horsell, Who Beat His Wife ee cho « Nearly to Death Ieanc Horsell was on trial in the day of assault with him for divorce and he calle house and talked to her for in the pre He finally 4 to promecute the divorce sult 4 would no longer live “Being anewered in the he knocked her down ut the head and were for a time Trttoine Bele Believes That the Country Will Be Prosperous Bearting the Northwent dangerous 4 that he will “a bad ac ST. PAUL, Minn, {AT TLE Pops N NO. 13. SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, TU Mr. Stewart Custodian Stablemen Arrested Postmaster Stewart has recet Poll n John Mud queties cilding He will have charg Link Federated Women's Cubs COMPLETE = : eae ea ANNUAL REPORT it Nh nates fur that at are now home MORE MEN WALK OUT “SCRIPPERS” - : tes vel omit murder. ‘The jury te trom wher and moerines|? with his case at noon, and 0 344.9 ar 1 out tie His victim was his own wife, and the assault was a most brutal one More Schoo! Fes Dek ae la incten| The board of elon yesterday pus assault, for which he Bt o beief re took out permits h ing 90 days in the county fave He had not then be ‘ Delarey’s on bail. His wif und in Gen. Methuen's thigh is of r. Ama be given the best $25,000 FUND March 11.—The aisiature a f $ eral fund * fight & Wat 3 in the King | *pe n of the Ir roval of county jatl for petty larceny, and tn) J fter pa n depot have a criminal record e! priating the sum will grant His associations in Seattle ish the attorney 4g sked for|have been wholly in tough circles jon a Las He is supposed to be a pugilist. His|aeainst the Northern | P “4 * ae mug would mark him for police sur- | Great Northern ratlway “4 vetllance anywhere. ofl |woman, and has quite a pretty child in about two years old er xt 5 - x The an 1 . bank, at Poseyvi his morning and bank had » OLYMPIA, March The eu ; ) service preme y affirmed the su-|44y. which It ta tt ——— r court of King county in the| Were after : — ae of John Christenson vs Pa ‘ for damages in h Christenson x t was awarded $1960 for an accld 2 ich occurred on the Cedar river CINCINNATI, € CANAL PROJECT sine, a wealthy farmer of FIRE AT DNA Lopes. nana A small fire the Star Paint Co. ng in the basement, of | ot Pike street, on at |evangellst for the inter heir stolen beve: | property to this country. UKE WASHINGTON Oem NEW SETTLERS Sh 7 ete ree ‘clock Chis morning, called out | mittee in the Philippines Mi Pparatus. The blaze waa quick: | kept him there for 0 ad gulshed, with Httie lows of |his health gave out and March iT this morn oon uae tem” 2e"ses BEES IN HIS BONNET fr e month's visit to Ester- Bn MeGraw Returns and Talks| Ae brook », Mr. Cousins was a - On the Subject t Latona ot 3, Ail of them Intend locating of | ge @aree Burdick, an us Lopez inland, whose praises have |* asylum toda M 9 | this been sung by Mr, Cousina. Tallman, He thinks he has ween con kite , INJURED AT SEA ition at the hands : é Roe ee eviniulgn | yyAAvicee from Honolulu ans ried the, Ake beak Rotsemea he, * fter @ rough trip of/tc reach him in his new ap . 7m and second mates ‘ A BEERY\TET vem amestirat| Evangelist Dean Lodle Ba f W. G.| second mate, Geo, Mansfield, fel 1 in 4, Frank De Edgar |\to the hold and broke two ribs. @ hi k n and] tn f r were by Detec-| A Pike Street Fire . ESDAY NO CHANGE IN SIGHT ‘s/Gamblers Are Sleeping, but With One Eye Open | ‘There tnt excep thing 4 the « w in gamt ant mullip both jude y ev re Will have ness part NOW SLOWLY SINKS ITs SETTING SUN: Old Council Working Hard to Conclude Its Labors ne from Yorier way a tt Columbia, to y for the purp coal to the new y ~ PULLED and 1 Moore f the unell Inet we TOMORROW chambe rece The r of comme ye @ report f Alarka on the ‘om the boun ton amber will ait and pe tak from Be up the rofar attle t Salt Water Bad for Her Capt. Hansen of the steamer Hattle Hansen, and th on Mill Mar jegea that the vesnel wa: n the Stimson drydock for the pur pose of having anew main shaft put n; that she was improperly blocked ind In consequence slid into th 1 became 1 with salt wat reby she suffared damage to thi xtent of $5000 BANK CLEARANCES | Tank cledran f the city's bank $638,115.48, with balances of invaded by the great between the big gamb: 1 y stand by larations. They t will 4 ce tomor- | ad ik WILL NOT BUILD | Ladies’ Musical Club Not to Erect lis Own Edifice rning f or th wayne t ‘oumbly na toval f w boat -_— of Fortson _ in GA EVENING, MAROIIL 11, INJUNCTIONS STEAMER BERTHA READY FOR TRIP Hts and p Welboa. | Y. M,C. A. NOTES | MM. Mons, wh ing before sling, Ridgwa Krappled ¥ sling, b nd a 1 by Off educational dep Y F the ¥ ut Hast M euby fonaire Evi SAMSON, ‘ Herman Was Well- Equipped for Slaughter | e, got h rther ar t CUSTOMS OF PUGET SOUND. Very Creditable Showing by the | United States Office | WILL RECEIVE THEIR RECEIPTS The receipts v the taxpayers. them fror flor elimet Ki man ruled that be Fulton has give the county ¢ ‘Deputy Audit up a lst of 1,6 will b hortage WEATHER FORECAST Wednesday, fair 40 north winds, will woe Who fates asued, and Prosecuting Att n the sa mmission or Agnew 0 person: intty—Te light to med with al arge knife TAR. FORECAST WEATHER Tue Youmans Mat offers for qualities so much desired in a hat by all well-dressed men. Har fine material and a durability cannot be surpassed. some block, The Oxford at $3.00 a ¢ Cheltenham at $2. ague L bu ing values for the money. THE FANTOURIS and PANAMA In t and § De 4 & prominent this ahapen 1 t fil "he minute 50—$3.50 »| 739 Second Ave., Hinckley Block A Word About Head Pieces..... inspection all the desirable | ADAMS&BLANCHARD IE Only Paper in Seattle That Dares to Print the News # : / : 25 CENTS A MONTH } j Herbert $. Upper 12 and 13 Schewerman Block First Avenue and Cherry St. LION CLOTHING HOUSz rerrers e00e Bedside Tables The most to invalid purposes. f the Alaska © hore Fri Bhe wi convenient device for serving meals and are very useful for many other TAKE ONE ON TRIAL Stewart & Holmes Drug Co. 627 First Avenue famaged Linens. Rig Hargains in Scorched Towels and Water Klondike Gray Blankets at $2.98, $4.25 and % WASH DRESS FABRICS "1 uid ect "are a never Microbine Versus Piles Come and get a # will cure internal and exte also Pruritis (itehing). Guar anteed, or money back ‘Telephone Main 584 He Portable — Made in Various Sizes for Burning Coal or turing pur Ang he Harbor, Hy IN_THE NORTHWEST. Our Call Trade Prices yon front 1 to POCSOOOOOO SD es of amazement to failing de- ng other attractions English Linens and Florodora v ; a will cause such & ) Mercerized Duche: ¥ ? lish goods of hig! ? i and lustre—high ¢ } = denntieat +4 in AAYY,.DIACK Ying the most fustrous silk Pompelt, “porestain,” rose T° oe t soft dainty Dept alee v and Zephyre— ¢ Crist yan ree | with Mercerized } e ape Ghd apoeetle “4 | pocket An entire gown for $1.50. rted goods at three $401 Third Ave., Corner Union Established 1890 Fourth Near Pike o MEN’S GOOD BUSINESS SUITS At a very ; pecial price— Lion Clothing House 220-222 First Ave. South BOYS’ SUITS We have a: number of odd sizes in Bi Ss left from last four and five dolla that we will clear out for $3.50, W.B.HUTCHINSON Co COR. 2" AVES UNION ST— TOLD OF IN THE PAPERS by musicians pha, from its in: A signal tion, THE RICHMOND PIANO CLUB es you to save $110 on a mage t plano; allows you to pay for rate of $6.00 a month, Jom tomorrow. STEINWAY DEALERS Sherman, Clay & Co. TL Second Avenue has made 8 who hold 500 HATS ON SALE Your ciara wnie toy lat onion QQ SEATTLE HAT FACTORY---~~ won't be long, 1111 SECOND AVENUE he brand BUY EARLY 2! has given satisfaction for year cotton and rubber: prices low. fico. H. Woodhouse & Co. | 1409 19 Second _Ave. WATCHES, JEWELRY A different grad largest jawelry house in the ‘Northwest