The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 25, 1902, Page 4

commen ctiemenpimnennmeemmnenne anaes ncaa ee EEN ASAIN its a nes maennneaetit : i : i / ; ‘ { areas are meena eee .coenststettogcnerriepsenenpeemmneeare tenia eeeane ipa eer Oe A ALT oe ances 4 THE SHIPS os: HOTEL MEN _ TAKE JAUNT THAT SAIL: sacle Pere’ Newsy Notes of the Harbor nent ; pon sige fe Siitnat Moment Aoneain rion ee and Sea—Vesse!s That : hat held thelr 2 ual meeting Come and Go the tranaction of routine business The steamer John S Kimball of io reciente Game Gendvat Phe Kruse line, salls for San Pras and tomorrow tt \ . t and will ern “ A eral cargo tive and otber ' The st Umat f the P. ¢ (C. line ts expected in ¢ Pisco today The steamer Excelsior of the Pact Re Packing & Navigation line, is e TO AMERICA ected from the north today The tug Councilman fr British Workmen Wil! Visit ®or San Francisco, the crew of which Mutinied of the Cape, has now put to Learn into Coos bay, Or., for re The Nghthouse at Admiralty head NEW YORK, March %.—Alfred on Whidby Island, is to be moved Mosely, who is @ pass on th about 700 yards from its present | Oceanio, which is du arrive ¢ cation, and will be relocated right} Hiram Caswell, driver of | # to the United Stat Pack of the ra; attery trol wa has 5 \ H ing f His ¥ A new barkentine is to be built in| servi t . at for the visit t the yards of the Tacoma Shipbuild-| for the month of ary when he| this cour autumn of tng Co. The vemel will unt of tilness . workmen é are to come here with Mr. BMonely panied spaper and Hterary ight Mens for terial, af a with ft t cay black’ lace nds falling " Breakfast : Frut Sau: . Buckw “ pee Clam I Bticed Cold Tongue d Toma Waters ailders at Morris Roast Rolled Brea B eithwis ond key ne, Helenita, which is Cheese Cont Waters. | ®t ag Aly rot {it in about 100 days. Bhe | - aa ee eee, & otfap © manded by Capt. FB. Beware of Rie einathan aaneae the G008 606 6 1 will fy the pennant of Quarrels br Sr eeneeetan the einer vwe.| t2 York Yacht club. The] Lovers’ quarrels genera arise! New wide hate are best aft e|yacht’s principal dimensions are 126 | from the merest trifle. In about nine | emptess Eugenie or Lamballe styler over all, 23 feet beam and 10 feet cases out of ten neither side ce all manner of coquettish curv aught. It is the intention Mr tell you how it about. ir thoroughly French character | Ko on an extended cruise In ‘was a misunders is proved in the Wreaths of little|the yacht as soon as she is com taken amiss, a look tha pink roses twined with forget-me-| y equipped misinterpreted. Then, hey, pr ow bin velvet rib. = okt SAR the bugies sound, each side is tly h y aimlessly over the to battle, and there may be wou Hats of rafia, grasses, chip taid down once more. It may be that e well with ‘When people make up after a quarrel they are P other WASHINGTON, D, C., March 36. for a tim f many years of actly here ls never u a the sam r active partic 4 own was extremely pretty 3 other's pore Wen extremely Wee ne retired list today by Ane thy abd ons oe he law requiring the | end girls : inet i of army officers on their | @ince you cannot know wher scription. | 4th birth r end. Above all, » let yourselves ¢ ie | the Pht Be led to pret fon't care It was fashioned ve i t ‘whether you each oth. th and the ot “tho | the Military the er again. You know it would make |! thi skirt | Lakes, w ou miserable for ps was| Mo, and dakotas, : —ene ae on we xqui- | quarters Paul. Ge wt eateer be ate atrtae Doth. | make his future bh | ety fitting bodice was of soft iad |New York state, hey will al folds and over it fell-a Ince jacket a new thirdly reaching the top of the folded belt | @WAAeneaaeeseseseseee Geamene the back and dro front in three square tabs. band of Ince on the skirt and also 2 PANAAARARAAAAA AANA TE Broad lace and fancifully ered collars are to be eaves tures of new coats, as outlined t¢ irregular edge of the gowns and for long | bolero. wraps. No other tr A toque of white velvet leay compares at present wit my white “The Two Orphans” ing @ foundation of f fancy cape effects kinds of laces! tulle, was a delightful finish to this The Two Orphans,” presented by @re used, though there seems to be a| charming costu ‘The pure whi Raiph Stuart pany, opened Preference for t heavy ha follage showed a delicate frosting ttle for six nights’ en- added to Revening. Although an ‘Wrought vari eep cream or ver, giving a Joid play, it ecru. These coll lesigned and|very pretty design. has stood the te ot cost a pretiy penny. However, their Ne 8to fling one, deal- @martness and generally becoming| ,°** sinuea | 18M With the adventures of two foster effect make them very desirable and,|,,/° S!! the sacr fe are con inue both orphans, in the great befor . | through Lent that fhave been begui of Paris. One is blind and ie eeaned ae po wo —" me by young w ps ¢ wi be a ed from her sister, who is chest ad epamaecon Coats | great improv oticed In com od in the streets. The blind jexions when it's time to don the Heavy crash and linen suitings hen taken up by miscreants re wit aster bonnet ain family | @ ade to sing and beg for he: Fring, and ff iace appears on no oth. {© kita this year's penance’ decided] iiving er part of the garment the broad | YO ! to go to bed at 10 p.| only friend is a cripple named | Mies Gaiae sprente ite effect ea] m. all th the #0 daze of fast,| Pierre, who eventually helps Su Wade tho “theuldora creek 4 any one who doesn't think this|her, A happy meeting of the moire co shoulders. Stunning |is'q penance has only to try it to find| makes a fitting climax to the play trimming show a fectte tows | out his mistake. At 10 o'clock the| A p through the oe ch applied fac evening is just in full swing, and to! ple Bene tee to match, applied flat | Gry one’s self away from whatever | Un the most difficult role ‘over the black silk. is then | temptation the world in the play, that of Pierre the crip- ‘The art of gcésonling ie ne eney satior | taken by Frank C. Kegan. Dusting |" It {a refreshing to he able to| His portrayal of the character is ex- ‘The proper method of dusting fur-| chronicle here that a few men con-| cellent and won for him muoh ape Miture has to be learned. It does| templated making sacrifices on thetr|piause. Minnette Barrett, as the Mot come naturally. F je rarely|own account for the church’s great| blind girl, displayed an unusual begin with a duster in each hand, which {s absolutely necessary to suc punt of ta! has usually pi | fast. One decided to cut the number | of cigars he consumed each day from t. This young actrene sed Beattie audiences wees. That in the left hand is need-|six to two, It is regrettable to have|in comedy roles, Her emotional ed to prevent leaving finger marks | to that instead of giving the| work last evening was high class.| Tien steadying and lifting the fur-|money thus saved to some worthy|She brought tears to the eyes of nitury lobject the man ts going to put it by| any in the audience. | Each piece should be wiped lightly | to help buy himself an automobile. The part of Henriette, the abduct-| Trom the top downward to remove| Few of the sterner sex abstain from | 04 sister. piayed by Mins E dust, and then, after the duster has | food un reed to by the rules of | beth Stewart in a creditable manner been shaken out of the window (not |thetr church, for to be hungry to the| Mr. Stuart, as the chevalier, Mim over the carpet) it should be rubbed | masculine m¥nd is worse than to be| Countiss as the ni ‘and tate: Migorously to raine the poliah friendless. Tobacco Is the thin, as @ nurse, and Frank Sheridan as A stuffed cushion should be brush- ally abjured, but, alas! f or the ity | the brutal Jacques, were also good. | ed and then dusted before the wood| of the masculine resolution, for it's| | Mra. K. E. French piayed the hag fs dealt with or the dust will fy out|ten to nothing that there is just ax| "ho t# the mother of Jacques and ‘Bnd settle on the wood. The legs and| much smoking dons new by these pant ripple in a manner that left Spindles should be rubbed between |penitents an there was before Ash | P°thing to be desired, Miss Rowan 8 little in the two dusters with both hands, as| Wednesday , 7 i ce as Morianne ‘we rub cold hands together to warm ™ be in Daly Murp! hy « arried t) the com Rhem. This is a saving of time and 16 piece aa Pirar: valet insures all sides being equally s can be removed right marble by the use of le u ‘ v4 | a pan | Fev emmetid sak cote ke 901 2nd A>, Cor. Main, Gown restored to good condition / A perteetly charming outdoor dress | placed in cold water in the house f ft white homespun, made over alan hour or two foundation of white silk, hada won-| Thread a noedle over romething dertully pretty trimming done « ven though y ama A tirely by hand, Ornamenting the ill be quite clearly see vpecialis, wide circular fiounce was an ar-| Don't waste old velve wah Fangement of wavy white silk braid, | it and thon use {t for 1 er In Charge ! forming large medallions. These were | or gings. It 1s an excellent. subst Opitionl | Worked with white silk to form al|tute for wash leather as a plate Web, while reposing in the center of | cleaner Department. | each silken mesh was a tiny, aggres-| ‘To clean japanned trays rub with | Bive spider in black and silver. The|a cloth « nich a tew ¢ ol | broad collared Eton was designed to| have been eprinkled, and then pollah | ‘be worn over a white mounseline bod with @ soft, clean pie f flannel fom, which represented painataki ng) To clean ‘cream window binds lay meg in the myriads of pin t the blind quite straight on a ta A tN 5 ey were ten, arcund the conde Conn the le ly powdered bath brick and appl 1 can be suited here. A great front, and finished the bell shaped| as before. Use no water Tanke of lovely patterns to. we sleeves, which were short enough to efore wetting any sort of bric-a @isplay the dainty ne of nd empect bronzes, rem mounseline all the dust ponsible, The less di King Bros 1425 water finds about the lines and crar . | nies the less it c ave there, After First Ave @ blue in to he a fashionable | Tusting wash Tin strong whi wit tra polieh and Contracts Awarded just a picion und rub off afte Biways reminds one of ceru &s cerulean looks when it fn ivory palette ready for —not ight and not dark sight. It ts becoming tom: plexions and can be worn n face. Castor gray is another co that 1s just dawning anew Fun clean | Donnoy & Ss ‘Beattie, Wash. All Night Tel., Muin 10 COLLINS SHERMAN FOLEY CO Funeral Directors and Embaimers | 1407 First Ave., bet. Pike and Union, to the he board of pub wor met rday and awarded the « veral streets, the bids for which lor | ye # a gown | for color, and that will be vary much | were opened at last Saturday's me Seen, It is the gray made familiar ling, ‘The grading of Eastlake was by the castor glove. There are two| | ordered because of the fact that the |echeck of the lowest bidder was not up to the required figure: or three shades of castor, ull very much to be recommended for their durable properties. Fads and wattle, Wash, Fancies In Bad Company r be WATCHES, DIAMONDS, FINE A fine grass linen or batiste wi Jenni Armatron, a ar-old . fhe much used on summer hats, This| runaway from Vancouver, Hi JEWELRY AND SILVERWARE. | fe sometimes inset with figures of|arrested by Detective | Albert Hansen 723)2, Diack lace. A hat of blue stre is] night. The girl had ering | Phe largest Jawelry house in th frimmed with a scarf of this ma-| around cencert halls, Northwest. 1 eee OFFICERS : 1 classes ha y lends adait Thurada 1 ¥ ( «}, Hant tel krand » f i. She Extra Service Ona f the fine weather and the many Eastern excurs wh are daliy visiting the battleship Ore fon, the Inland Flyer will make four rou: ips daily, leaving Colman 4 6:30 and 10 a. m, 1:16 and ‘ Fare Sc round trtp Don't fail to visit the battleship Oregon The Authority on Watches. Sole agents Ladies’ Latics Kid eri ETERSO 108-310 PIKE x4 eided muccons ee gives as 4 BITS OF GAIETY en Wika’ hall, ¢ the rs, Wilson Denny rner there w rs rel s, whe will tmpec.|tuncheon party tomorrow. Covern| Buttner Fined 95 th ymined that) W be 1 ¢ A fir f $6 wor ed uy) be at on b Daugh W. H. Bu p ngs afl FREDERICK & NELSON. Fine Furniture Get a Pair of These for IEASTER Olga Kid Skin Shoes; choice of light or heavy; fine stitched soles; mellow, good wearing stock. SOLE AGENTS Celebrated Sultana Skin Shoes, @tylea, without doubt the © Shoes on the market ‘ ; dressy, wonderful wearers 0 worth of good shoe All This Week We Will Sell Iron Wagons Like This t, tin tired wheels, Our new location Isa de. Coon Bros. 1412 First Ave., Bet. Pike& Union Ave room has caused a lar pets to accumulat Nethersole yourfig carpet are used to make uppers of soft, pets first patterns. Viet new, natty $3.00 Men's Best Velour . hand pre ar chol wear $3.50 BRING THE STR { popular patterns naturally So in addition to a Every price is cut deeply SIZES OF LAST DAY OF Ready-Made Carpet Sale Every ready-made carpet here is included in the Three-Day Sale—every one is much reduced in price. An enormous business in the carpet rooms during the last two months and an overcrowding of the work quantity of ready-made car- Every quality of carpet is represented—the ends of rolls when enough remains for one average-size ady-made carpets. The get into ready-made care price, you Saving in may choose from what other people consider the best TOMORROW 's LAST DAY Cash Only Will Be Accepted No Exchanges Will Be Made YOUR ROOMS FREDERICK & NELSON COMPLETE HOUSEFURNISHERS Second Ave., Madison and Spring Streets. Let us refer you to som he Trades Cou vant benefit to the They nay furthe: Open Evenings Until 9 Ww aman.” ihe This Is Your Opportunity iTo Secure a Home of our matured contract holders. Bulletin says are ratiefied with the Pacific M PACIFIC MUTUAL INVESTMENT CO. On Payments of $5.50 PER MONTH The plan will eventually be of 420-42) PACIFIC BLOCK Come and see ft. OR. JOHN J. KOWALSKI Scientific Optician. bot. Columbia Open Bundays 11:00 to 1 Seoond Av. STEINWAY PIANOS... . Have been purcha Queens Empe of th a (wh lowed). Rent testimony of all in tn which they're 1 # ". We're Sole Agonts tor tho Pacitio Coast. | SHERMAN (LAY & ©, 713 Second Avenue, _OUR REPUTATION prompt, courteous treatment, good goods ar fair prices, Bvery ad. ‘New diated Fix Your Rain Shed Of pleture moulding, best work 2 Now t Ha. teed by Kings and | ALFRED S, WITTER & CO. E. H. SHAMEK re in every part ro kings were al 222 Piko Street AsCheap as 75c Syringes range from HIRSCH PHARMACY CO, First and Pike Tel. Main 916 Ribbons the regara Id by clever mu ents up. Yor Typewriters, Paragon rib | bons, all colors, made by the Remington Co., are the best, Buy them The Best And wt cheat cure E. C. NILES, 109 Cherry St. 1221 First A And artistioally water color sha ard the newest mount for phot Washington Dental and Photographic Supply Co. 211 Columbia Street Complete Stock Of builders’ hardwa © at prop prices. Let us figure on your next Job. ERNST BROS. 506 Ptke Street Tel. Green 7 ool ah 4 oF grip. Prevents Pneumonia | 260 QUICK DRUG Co, 704 Viret Ave, Ree thoor (ois biork, Aties SL dod 2ad dae, By ond ewerung Chas Wenb ladon Sustness Cole ye 0 a BON MARCHE | Wednesday S NORDHOFF @ CoO, } i Specials — = ve _ [i that Easter is so close at hand the hundred n of the Bon Marche will be glad to avail themselves of these specials for Wednesday, selecteg i few from each department of the store. Prices hav I Cut down low enough to make it an object to visit us tomorrow, if only to t advantage of some of the special offering é I B" CALICO, #1 (} hes st rew p Wed VERT ‘ ‘ rt je Bult * ing in a doze ¢ for ck nes . VERLY FLA Lu t Fionn a hea ' f ‘ hes $ f * " wmpecial Ff iinn : PECIAs I " odee. 5 . ards cy pce ' ares “-inch Etamine Granite, tn | Rronge B _Almanae Br. black, garnet, brown and ‘ear- | half price a °: tomorrow 4 cloth—-in per- ha Balt Rox a , ‘ morrow, the yard, | blue; regularly | we White House Cook Beoly ac, ae any ae viarly worth $1.26, Wed * ¥ ee LACK COLLARETTES epeetel Brite Be oe ‘ancy Velvets, 26 1 Point tein be oe ie vy and back, | PR rif fain black or white Side binek, grey and black. quality, sold everywhere at %c : se; Lomenreg and black, @ stylish fat special tomorrow, at # 1-20 WOMEN'S TI Women’s Automo Ties. made from extra quality taffeta $1.00 @ yard, for 66 CHILDREN’S $5.00 COATS FOR 11.60. roy Skirt Binding fe best quality, ak the Children’s Bhort Co .¢ 4 collar and hematitch # and trimm: ail desirable « worth from $3.60 to 38.00 oe; special Wednesday at 29 row, your choice at $1.80. OMENS §7%c {DKER Find these in the Muslin Un. | WOMENS | Sige ae ot tea Pics . he fe derwear Department Women's Hemstitchea and 40" Best hegrs Ping, mat CHILDREN'B APRONS AND | Swiss Embroidered Handker- points, full count, 2 paper A beautiful line of Children’s | val. lace. dainty embroidered DRUGS, White Sleeveless Aprons, trim. | edees, regular values 18c, '® Blackberry Balsam, med with narrow embroidery | and 87%c; special Wednesday at | 250 size for 2 j and Ince, regularly worth $1.00; | 12% roodbury’s Dental Cream, 3 mpecint Wednesday at $1.65 SHAME AT $1 for 186 Children's White Quilted Bibs, Pretty White M Sham n's Tooth Powder, 25 Kip lace mbroidery trimmed, | with ruffie and deep hem, bi ive » h; tomorrow, @ spe- embroidery insertion, ‘worth $1.65, Chamberiain’s Cough a for $1 size for 20c. |Ghe BON MARCHE wot NORDHOFF @ Co. wa 1419 to 1435 Second Avenue and I15-123 Pike Street. : eh - mht te eese.es PORT ORCHARD ROUTE] At Daulton’s} : Daily eervice, h 26, 1902, Bremerton (U. 8. Navy Yard Dry, Dock), Charleston and § ney Steamers Athlon end Inland Flyer From Columbia Dock, Foot of Columbia street eattie: 6:20 and 10:00 Sand4:0p.m. (Sat trip 11:30 p. m) e m: 8:15 and 11:45 . 3:00 and 6:15 p. m Leave Sidney: 7:00 and & m, 6:00 p. m. Leave Charleston: 8:00 and 11 & m. 6:05 p. m. For Pleasant Beach and Be Point take steamers leaving 5S: attle at 10:00 m. and 1:1 as th = Home | (Heaply fi secure the best results for the least expense use oy Solid Oak 3-piece Bed-Roo e Leaving Bremerton at § electric light. ana 61s , p. m. 4 es oe Sitxeept Sundays. **For Brem.g Set—I spring, 1 matt erton only. 1 pair pillow: this week Fare 60 cents round trip —special NORTHWESTERN COMMERCIAL COMPANY n, f Nome, T ne for Nome. Teler| Daulton n Carpet CENTENNIAL 1020 First Auenue Sailing Date June 1 and every 90 days 201 and #2 Pioneer Rullding. Phone Union &1 SESOSS SOSH OS SOOOSOSOOOD GRAND RIDGE KOLE LUMP AT $3.75 PER TON WUT AT $2.75 PER TON Steamers | Seattle Tlectri¢ (0, 907 First Ave. § 3000 all-wool wa Caps; nothing for this cold weather. KIRK, 1209 First Avo Ramaker Music( 1415 Second Ave, iniabiaieaiucaabeaies | AN “ At first thought Poa aoe is from th new slope which w it Sam opened, N domes: $ Same Side of the Street, Cat tie kole im the market. ISSAQUAH COAL Co., Bunkers, Block as the Bon Marche . decide it's a fe! “Taflor-made Suite $26 foot of Madison fexal “Tefer-en ane they rn Street. Telephone, Main 974 7 KER DRUG 1 then they change their minds. Sole Agents for We get the majority of sen Hl A CURE-IT-UP- Cures Chill sible men, but enly a sais.aiis while, Sults to order jes Facet a Property adjoining Queen ot Co, 609 9E9OOOOCOO ——— 2 Stock now selling at 15 cents. J.J Miller, general agent, 1221 First ave Phone, Main 611 Gunther’s Bon Bons @ Chocolates | Fresh Shipment Just Ia Manatactariay Henry Hensel “sess: 28 Hinokley Biook, Third Floer F. EB. ELLIOTT, Refractiag Optician... Look for the big Spectacle 8} over 208 Pike street t place in the elty to have your eyes corrected, | 11-12 Heussy Bldg. “SEATTLE. TAILORING (0. 1207 FIRST AVENUE TR, 6 Seeoooooos HOTEL BUTLER 3 SSEATTLE’S|QAFE AND largest and only first-class European plan HOTEL, | 24 av RELIABLE PIANOS Cline’s Piano House econd and Union Men's, Boys’ Children’s Furnishing Goods, Hats and Shed $404 2d Ave., "Ur