The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 5, 1902, Page 6

ABBEY IS CLOSED Westminster Prepares| for Coronation firet dance since 1 next night, at the Old Mainier hotel | the club members and a few will be present Mra, Minnie Chipman entertained | the la of the t vens Relief corps yesterday afternoon at her home 409 Clay street Tea waa served with dainty refreshments, and the after- noon wae véory pleasantly epent The Myrtle Chapter of the Mastern uesday Just friends Star will give @ danoe next Thurs. lay night in the Masonic hall. Many Invitations have been lesued Mra, Ike Brown en ined the Friday club yesterday afternoon at her hore on Sixteenth and Jefferson atreet, - The Vit club hae lesued a large f number of invitations for a dancing LONDON, April 6 bahay ghd party to be given in Little's hall @bbey was closed this week and f Tuesday night, April & wally handed over to tho earl mar After much talk and planning, the shal to be put in readiness for cadet ball took place last night in| ooronation ceremony Phe alter@-|the University armory The hall} tions will be of a mont elaborate) wan beautifully decorated for the o oharacter, but their success willl casion, and the music wae such that hat depend on “ “ete n of U ° ny one could not keep from danc- og arrangements part ‘" the business is giving & great Geni) Airs HM, #, Bennett gave a party or — ae Bary gy dy Tc ud oo | Thursday night at her home on #ix- @ to De provices 7, anc * #°°l teenth avenue, for her son Menry, a bebe vc ge annoy who is home from school om A visit view the ceremony is indeed amus-| 2°8tts Were played and dancing was indulged in later in the even+ fing. It has leaked out that a num ling ber of young sctons of ne family, | °°? . : | The Cétillion club gave a pretty im their anxiety to nee the coronation | agnoing party Thureday night in of their majeatios, had arranged to ¥. the choir, while others made ap LAttle'«# hall The affair was inform. jotn , . ry al, but greatly enjoyed by « large Piication for tt priv ae of acting mt " ee dummics tn the orchestra, ‘The| Yer Of wuenta. earl marshal, learning of the matter, | ceri) a, “Tre Mabel Bushnell and took frmmediate steps to thwart the!" a racy were married Wed hitions of the young men, fearing eday evening in the Becond Pree that the success of their plane might foterfere with the beauties of the Mmuaton! service. Tt Ie learned that the a«treeta tn Weseteninater during the coronation feativa) will be decorated with Vene than masts, red artificia on, green leaves, celluloid balls, ye y ribbons and other devices, Near the abbey the poles are to be more ornate than elsewhere, and there will be a sertes of triumphal arches representing the/ wniew mother country and the cot BITS OF GAIETY The second assembly ball will be @gtven next Friday, Apri! 11, in the Denny hotel. The committee has! been hard at work for the few past weeks, and ft i* expected that this a@air will eclipse all others given heretofore, sent to many prominent persone tn Portland, Tacoma, Spokane, Mverett, Vancouver and Victoria. After mid j Invitations have been | terlan church Rev, W. A. Tay- lor performed the ceremony Mice Heasie Mushnell was bridesmaid, and ayton Philbrick wa i¢ best man Many friends were present to wit- ness the pretty ceremony. The mar- ried couple left on Thursday for Spo. j kane, their future home } The Allegro club has tenued tavita tions for another of ite pleasant GCancing parties to be given next Wednesday night in Little's hall The Orptee club held « very inter cecting meeting yesterday afternoon at the home of Mre. Hmma C. Voa- winkle, 1716 Bighteenth avenue. As it Was @n open meeting, an unusual number were present Claude P, Blakemore, of Leadville. Colo, and Mise Agnes C. Conlehan of Boulder, Colo. were married at the Taylor Congregational church Wednesday by Rev. L. L. Wooda, the pastor. Koy 6. Tioss, cashier of the Ar lington State Hank of Arlington, Wash., and Miss Marte Ames, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Wallie L. Ames, were married Thureday evening by a! cells Then another story could be added to the finance committee of the coun- ell, but om each occasion the com- plan or act favorably regarding the expenditure of the money necessary and will shortly have an ordinance imtroduced covering the plans. THE SEATTLE STAR. WHENCE PATCH UP OLD HALL Municipal Headquarters to Receive Overhauling City Engineer Thomson has been engaged for aome time in formulat ing plans for the remodeling of the city ball, The necessity of puch a move has been felt for some time on account of the lack of room it has been felt tn all departments, more particularly in the police department and in the city engineer's office, The cells in the police department are too few in number and too emali in sine to accommodate the many prisa- oners brought in, and in the engin- cere department, clerks and draughtemen are soattered all over the building. The regular quarters have been filled to the crowding point for over a year, and recently the eouncl] chamber has been in use in the day time as a draughting room, About 26 men work in this room from day to day. Among the changes tn the propost- tion of Mr, Thompson are moving of the police court. This, he believes, could be well placed in the building om the triangle bounded by Yesier way, Terrace street and Fourth and Wifth avenues, Thie ia now occu- pled by @ wire manufacturing estab lishment The present polloe court could be used aa a council chamber and committee meeting room It le alao proposed to excavate under the receiving and working celle of the elty Jali and extend the north cor ridor #0 @s to furnish three addition- The working cell would also be extended to secure more epace to the etation, to be used an rooms for the officers and detectives, Proposes Changes Mr. Thomson has several! times recommended changes of this kind mittee haw refused to approve the for such @ plan Mr. Thomsen will make one more effort in this matter, The finance committee, it te under- (OMES THIS MIGHTY ALING POWER All the Land Wonders at the Remarkable Cures Effected by Professor Adkin HEALS DISEASES CALLED} INCURABLE MINISTERS, DOCTORS AND PRO. YESBIONAL AND MANY MEN TELL HOW HB HAS CURED THE BLIND, THE LAME, THE PARALYTI: ON THE VERY BRINK OF DEATH. FREE HELP FOR THE SICK PROFESSOR ADKIN OFFERS TO HELP ALL BUFVEREKS FROM ANY rK or His POWER DISEASE ABSOLUTELY CHARGE--PROFES- BIONAL MEN . + Bits) INVESTIGATE property. trade. We have a few lots in the Madison Park addition which we are selling at half the price ask- ed for adjoining We offer these few at reduced fig- ures -to close out a MOORE INVESTMENT Co, U2 Columbia St. SATURDAY, APRIL, ‘ im night the cotiliion wil! danced, led ftood, does not want to spend any the Kev. L. L. Woods at the home " é o hav ore mor on th r n he. ee eee nne Nave | of the bride's parents, 2609 Bixth av-| present, an it te pay di AO Paral Henry, Mre. Frederick Kari | *""* ae fact that in the mear future a new Struve, Mrs. Thomas Burke and city hall will be one of the subjects Mrs. E. A. Strout Clothing for Prisoners up for consideration of thé council. Mrs. M .A. Gottstein entertaine With this fact in view it is possible BUSINESS NEWS fow intimate friends at cinch Wed Jallor MeCloud saya that many of b= the ‘gon quarters will be un- * nesday eve @ at ber home on Bov-| the prisoners in the county jail are| @i#turbed until some decision re- Appears constantly in our advertisements, just as importent enteenth avenue great need of some clothing, and| #*fding qnew city hall ts reached. news of the world; more so, perhape, for it tells of household. peed | natant “aman a Mr. and Mrs. Kaufman leave to-|arke that {f any persons find they — that may be supplied at amall cost ; night for an extended tour through |have any to spare for either man.| Rubber b from wreok of the EVERY AD NEW EVERY DAY. : Europe iboy or woman, they may jeave it | @emer Bertha are on sale at the - The Bane Souci club will give ite With him at the jail Outlet Clothing Company, corner Cecidental avenue and Washington Just half the RLD KODAK FINISHING We Go the best work in the city, & CO, OLD U Can be made as good as small cost by Umbrella 1201 Pie street, at $2.00 @ pair. retall price. ——_@———~ Reichert Bros, pianos, 110 Union WOMAN'S WO PROF. THOS. F. ADKIN. Light Mens for average girl In this country looked President of the Institute of Physi- 222 Pike Sireet " 4 abay better with the hair pushed back| clans and Burgeons. ‘ from the brow, to give that feature a In all parts of the country men 5 Broak{aat. hanoe, and perhaps it will take more and women, doctors and surgeons, SOAP 5 CENTS DE ; Cereal Fruit. Cnn than the coronation of King Edward clergymen and educators are won- z i “ Fuad ar 1e ple 0 merabie Jering at the remarkable cures made wr : Friasied Beef tn Cream and the examnete c tnnume rabie| i Siok: Thomas F, Adin, Giaetr- A fine assortment of Toilet Soaps anes Prine * Graben oo ° Coffee. this opinion. Let us hope so, t | erer of the Adkin Vitaopathic treat- at an exceptionally low price, “ we a ss ment. a, OE Salary Soup crpeaele ant ‘Prof. Adkin heals not by drugs, || HIRSCH PHARMACY CO. Cottage Pudding c jan Science, nor by An odd feature of some of the new | Made from New York etat Beshenansen nee by Mypnetion, mor First and Pike Tel, Main 916 organdie gowns le the combination , atate b " : bth t y Divine Healing, but by a subtie with white lace net. Wor example, | fee eg Re Fong A paychic force of nature In combina- R r} E II ne Howered organdie hae three nar tots aeneon re aan bg ” tion with certain vital magnetic rem- emington Excelence row ruffles of white net, edged with/ me row of black velvet, around the hem, while in another frock the en | | tire #kirt le made of alternate bands/ net and flowered organdie stitched her not edies, which contain the very ele- ments of life and health. Professor Adkin & recent interview fn- Vited ali who are ick or who are worrted by the ‘lls of those dear to them to write to hime for eevistance. “Some people bare Geciared.” said Professor AGkin, ‘thet my powers are of God; they osil me a Divine Of your old stove for int Is the Standard In the Typewriter “Quick Meal" World. E. C NILES, 109 Cherry St. Oerrect Styles for Boys 25 cts 506 Pike Street er acheme of combination is Boys until they arrive at the ma shown in the foulard gown The tcc ge ng BR ture age of 18 do not wear Gress sults | toeiy plaited Nounce is of plain slik RA T. Shannon | te not ea, 1 cure because I understand na- —that is, the long-tailed dress coat. | the darkest shade in the pattern. The je Be GroceryCo. | ture, because I use subtle force of nature as. a After they graduate from the sallor| large collar, cuffs and trimmings on Incorporated. | Sut ot the eamse time f believe the Creator | 0 wuit they wear an Et the overdress of Vandyke Irish lace 220-1222 2nd ave. Pho would not hare given me the opportunity to | PTICIAN r ‘ » oo 2 \. ne, Main j light or black trousers, Gray gowns, eepectally in taffeta tnake the discovertes I have made nor the | 298-218 Burke cer. Second and Fton suit is to and Louteine «ilks, are predicted as 1081 | ability to develop them if He ad not. in-| Eulding tended that I should of humanity, 1, therefore, feel that it is my duty to give the benefit of the ecience I {| Practice to ai) who are sutering 1 want the Tuxedo, which t# dress for a boy not yet 1 The sack coat and t one of the summer's specialtie thing PLEA OF His Ruffled | aa ae aan " you to tell your readers that they oan write ryday wear are < rect | to me in the strictest confidence if they are i material cheviot, style of cont ei troubled with any kind of disease and 1/ single or double bre tex wrding oroughty @imancee their cases and / os i to the age, for single ste prescribe a st je home treatment which | maidered old yuble | 1 positivery as: arantes to offs & complete | cure, abectutely tree of charge eare not | 7 ig ° : \ A Week | how’ serious tvelr ease. nor how hopeless | MAY BE QUICKLY STRAIGHT- 1@ ¢ t or top c as tt te they may seem. Want them to write to| called, ts rn by boys all ages | ie and det me mohe them well, I fee!] ENED OUT, THE PLEASANT and does duty winter or snare it that this te my life's work.’ i - y t ca , ‘ Ho great is the sensation wrought In the} SMILE f USE “ is seen on tiny boys with their first To the Accusation | re | vgn “ge go | madical world by the wonderful cures per- | THAT EE USED 20 4% nickerte s i proud by 4 ‘ Ay o em formed by leneor Adkin that several pro- | wr : a . ! donned by the achoolboy and college are accused by the Seattio| without feeling the cost at all, | feasional gentlemen were asked to investi. | Y4™S WEAR WILL COME ey “man : as well, A thes for boys rust of being responsible for e Seattl i the of re , ent ennen TO YOUR HUBBY IF YoU PRO-| wuld be stent pnd in overcoats, | «on dr nnd medicines. Th e Dutton Whithey tar ne} * ‘ lan ° er rut elme, the - ‘ are ¢ to shut off our Tallori c . j and surgeons. Afte pai | viDw HIM WITH A SUPPLY OF} rie style should be carefully a e4.] supplies ng Co.’s | Individual | ; ‘ | Umbrellas WE PLEAD GUILTY Clothes Club fe gay aE Rainier ) ’ 6 : i * Compare pr * | volunteered to ni on aot Kinds of | Pacrusna, $1.00 sine Be} B Se one-third; the: butsnce you Bl Lae eters eet Bg '$ and secure the best results for weather should have r her ' ne-thi ¢@ balance you kin in his great work for humanit eer mb: and thin be ‘ . . aM can pay at the ate o > 201 ot h dkin umbrella nd pe ft 1) Pierce's Fa i Prescription £1.00 | Soll ®. _ Pat r of one | he Coe Bw Rng | the least ex se use | ach indi-| SSe | No club fees or extras of any @| Mees mat © yo and women have electric Tight, t } t it Syrur i wine man working on a 1 pall some $000 men and women have COMES IN BOTTLES—EXACTLY | 1! 1 he ' nil himeelf of this been cured by the powers of Professor Ad } smbretia. ahould ¢ ‘ nption Cure, $1 offer. Club lim kin, Some were biind, some were deaf, | THE RIGHT SIZE FOR TWO. DE-| ; : f " f One hundred mem | nek ae tee tates “Otros eae | i Ir oor s : ago 4 last we | athicted with Brights dimane, heart dic | ICIOUS AND WHOLESOME, | r tot roof ur r In, 250 wine | ease, consumption and other so-called inc j *F } ( ‘ Pills, 2he size. 106 kidney trouble, dyspepsia, nerv eee | k h th ea 2 : ; | { a orin insomnia, neuralgia, conetitpation a-| j , , ; Ale 3 Porous Plaster vize..| pram Coane Seen ne meet By ry Nee Two dozen half-pint bottles deitv-| . 10¢ 1207 | drunkenness, morphine and other evil hab. j ered to any part of the city, $1.00. | | . any ist Ave. ite, In all oases E wor Adkin treats he| Telephone Rainier 30 , nna , kuarantecs a cure ‘en those on the brink | @ —— = 1 f the grave, with all hope of recovery gone and despaired of by doctors and | friends alike, have been restored to perfect | | r i] is A OOWl wt GECEIVED | health by ihe force of Vitaopathy and Pro- | | t Cut Anyone selling | fesor Adkin’s marvelous akill. And, re | 1 tur tint \ Glasses can ad. | ™arkable tt may seem, distance Pad, ¢ . 1 ouette ; made f nee. Those living far away | t \ Verne to fit | nave oured in the privacy 6f their a glasses, but they | owr those who have t ast ' t rrect your sor Adkin asserts | | ‘ fit to b . at at any distance e | t the . ‘ . i before them a f tentio e ity ERS ty F ‘Cert “AL CO. Adame of Blakesbury, | ar ain i Gece _~ \ ao what D AVENUE 708 Se “ : 4 CO, 20 years i . 7 . § | ‘ Second avenue r i : ; H d Dental comp text | we | an operation of any kind. / rT¢ * Fr tg | the'satne tee tne hhy'ot Mecnentr, # Harvat n of tka walk 7 Ww “Y rtled by, the ¢ of one of ‘it nts, Mr t . Boke ng OAM on’t You 9600 ail-woet Wate athe Parlors they wet th ” hen . a woo atch bE. Neff of Millersburg, | exer ol t 1 f Let Us Caps; nothing better fored for year @ cataract " | BIR Seeere peeroe. Over Germat e wil . P ft eye, was « ily restored to perfect n too m ps un tor this cold weather. JB) cient witnout an operation. Prom Lowane | ° wens of f ! nost Tv. j port, In . comes the news of the re-| | ; wi . a ' tt k C f aah | covery Mary Bicher, who had been ons e ,;ake Vare o KIRK, 1200 Firat Avo, Ul vraciclly dest for e year’ wine in Wee | ¢ water to get fo ie ‘ent ren, Pa,, Mr, G. W. Savage, a noted photo- : | n pap ea : srapher and artist, who was not only par 8 at 903 Second avenue, tn the pemaune +f : ; Your Head | ey pind on deat at at death's door | Burke Block, where the great- | f invar " f +. . | stored to perfect health and strength by | st values in Pianos are al b fish frequently 4 wae te 6 oi ire practical hatters, have R EI I ABI E PI Professor Adkin. ways obtained, ’ w eating Wedten tn tHe had the experience and can fit a Pe rE : Vitaopathy ures not one disease alone. The unusual large number of ‘ee ‘ ‘et you may A ut it cures all diseases when used in o sale: e " > jus t : pain should be tempo 1ton ns eg : ‘ We bination with the proper remedies. If you we hagas = making aust 8 Teeth extracted without rd Hat is ine’s ) this time to buye cooler pla ri t ft water $ : 7 | s 4 : are sick, no matter what your disease, nor , a uyers who have | no charge when plates are thrown } It quality You Piano H : who says ured, write to ooked at all the great bargains @| “ 2.50 (0 Aoean't matter } 1 » | pay nothing for the name, Oth € Ouse. him the leading advertised in town, is ample @| Full set of Tooth 8 igh ‘ a‘ nak $1.50, $2.00, $2.50 Sec 1 mplaint, how long you proof that we ave > | Gold Crown,. “ a ee wal feline tec : econd and Unio ‘ « you a have both the @| « waih ive Gore nan ns ond tne longer and ton g. and he wit t once Planos and the Bargains that Bridge Work 82.50 to ‘ t aan anvers of | , th 0 UTTH QUICKMILVER | Pe you want, that you should have @} Gold I lings a i The English Here in if MPANY.-NOTICE ro | ively and to which you are entitled | Silver Fillings ..., 15 your t ned Mitting, Medium STOCKHOLDERS OF ANNUAL MET. | ¢ nothing All work guaranteed fof i brig tin faced, ING | . oy ANT, There's one thir th ' | url butt double seat NOTICE HERKBY GIVEN that the rvelous new book, ¢ LADY aT a \ ‘ t t { regul ers an . Cu | , ate aa A . thon seers ain 119 bring to Al colors,’ Other stores | Te ual Khotders | £9 Some ae a See Them and You are at |. Houre—8:0 > De protesting Americar nd th the our pric i MIN COMPAN 1 ure you, It fe 2 Sundays . " fringe, other vn the bang. | ther All Wool, medium Ith day of April, 1902 | pletely dee eruen, Bares W Once Convinced | f Already those hal pride it, $1.00 o'clock a. m., at the pr ful treatment t also expla mu themst up ' 1 us for Saturday night muliaine” tornen cf Mice eR wey gp reyes healing Sonne ¢ ; ‘ | yullding, o¢ of First 4 ia aa 4) power a ure the sick around you to date, but a t ‘ n} Washington street, Gentiles Washington, for Pr Adkin does not ask one cent Seattie be ther ure arra t infant the purposa of electing a board, of ‘five | cent for! ry in this connection, They 1} S J J ‘ tresses of the t . trustees for said company, to hold off will be given to you absolutely free, He owe 5 ne tainted mass over the forchead for one year from sald date and until their | bas made a wonderful discovery, and } pointer 1 ; suce * are elected and qualified a fo es to place It In the hands of every st 3 Ser on . orname t whet h and} y properly con hate re the meeting it th and strength, Mark Tot, ale oo blood beauties would Is another qu 1425 FIRST AVE. Ph OW Ashington, this 18th noal when. pé u write, and PROSCOSODOHE" > Otties, oes 1" it was decided that th AMICON BOW ARDS, 4 exor Thomas F. Adkin. "otion beds buying articles advertised 1 ~ " decider T C) " > . 2 , . ee, |. Long go lecretary, | 4051", Rochester, N, ¥, this paper, speak of the Star. eee ; e