The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 10, 1902, Page 3

~ ~= ING THI! WINTER A. B. NEWELL, Vice President and General Manager. 4. FRANCIS LEB, Traffic Mgr Room 3%, Dexter-Horton Bldg Seattle, Wash. and Skaguay Alaska quunsDAy, APR! THE SEATTLE STAR, 8 sol << 8 ANICAL ENGINEERS woes mune | WEATHER FORECAS1 te . ya r Seatt ay intty nt f v ner ' i | = Py 5 Pacific Coast Steamship Co, |“)... warmer Pritay; propany toriowed ty | RUMORS OF A R gegen INSTRUM wees row Nome } RISE IN LUMBER sp Spe iy ea ADAMS & BLANCHARD “J FT gaming get ff 19 Second Ave., Hinckley Hi | . For San Francisco | one | Tumors of wtitl ahother in tt LYNCHED ‘Leave Goattie Fa. A rh " r Ww i ae : Pr Qu en and ‘ ‘ find ee aoe es ee Sees The line of ties is more com- th rwheimed with ord — | fitth eteer ¢ nee “y Hanged Three —T VOW SOUTH:KASTERN ALASKA plete than you usually find, eg penyr estes Murderer ange ad ost earth ater tac ab Paacks tone The one priced at 50c are un- | through the fa Hours After Crime RANG y, te City for Sitka out ind), usually good values—hand 1 T if "6 I m Bare Mt Ome, 113 James Bi. . ae ; aft y the bette Ff —— " - las i > an AC ular shapes ber} » hint ; cat Taceu aewite | a aaa ae The White Pass and Collars in any style you'd naible for U a. the main| attempted to arrest Tom Blackard, GORDON Beare ter . Yukon Route want to wear, 2for 25¢. They'll | factor ino reamed | i] young farmer. Blackard showed nand , gee nu fleht, rewiated detention, and when . To the Atlin, Big Salmon, Yu ear 3 yas any. ! corn a ' main). ft ties it rry « oe ag Kon, Wonks amd White: hore weal ei iS oe log ha | th cer attempted to carry it Intng districts. 1osiery you fink more far the wr men * t uw ile pr “oar lle uitr f THROUGH ox Pi ' to obtain raw \ iat any| Other off s hurried after Black L oohahiat die od MAIL, EXPRESS. . a } t " tterr ers ee wi Mean Me] PASSENGER AND FREIGHT things than any one man could penucon. Trem retical bo cyyhir Avera Shr aobapr got he RP ese Baw Peston dios PRRVICE MAINTAINED DUR i pe, captured him and jodged him possibly want-—all prices, and was very p 1 and hen the news of hi t each the best for the price. WILL BE became public, & mob eollested Agency for the Youman’s Hat front of the jai The leaders de SOAP G. L. Holmes Will Make Seattle UNDER SIDEWALK His Headquarters ~ Put MMING AVENS \ Tol Pike. can mbers ami tinners; estimates iphone. Main ssi a wy New w ke "guaranteed yer. Tet rT ee Co, Tel, Main 044 PLUMB! xo C.. Rem a a THE 1BE NAVIGATION bts FOR HONOLULU DIRECT Steamship HBureka, 3.000 ton Will be dispatehed from Yes! wharf, Pier 1, on or 10th, 1903. To be & Steamer of thie line on or about the 10th of each month. “Gree a mm TURNER Tel. Artistic Printing. Engrev- ing Cards, Wedding Announce oe, First and Pike. Phone, Ammer la ¢ dog of all vermin. Gives a healthy ton Die. | ov hic Shipping Permits Required Relieves your dog of all vermin ‘ G. L. Holmes, the prominent fur-| CHICAUO, April 10.—While search. White 483, For information, apply wo the tone to the skin Removes all unpleasant odors; nit : of 7 é who also |ing for @ l-cent piece that he had TAN Pre one, i - office of the mpany im the | One pound bara, 26« 7 «| dropped into a coal hole this mern- w * Globe block, First avenue and]) j Owns @ large furniture store Ih Me ling @ email boy found t body of Madison street. | aA nnn ee AP ~Tettie, hae decided to t f his nk r ma neing from @ G. F. THORNDYKE, } : nM Ri iets inder the sidewalk. Bhe was Manager Traffic Department, D C usiness Reaaqva i years of age and neatly T. W. NOTTINGHAM, Stewart & ‘iets PUZ WO.) o tnie city, ey ha i home at 1216 Madivon atre pains tans Sool idiots henteen be teen) EASY MONEY | soon. Mr. Holmes haa been for four) lent of the Tacoma) ishing. Wiles, SulllVar f Phone 1208 General Manager, pee ee LE Ae lee) Mae fee. Far Fs STANP WORKS—Sieuer | PORT ORCHARD ROUTE Deak, 110 Cherry service, TTT? Bitective™ larch 2, s908, Bremerton (U. 8. Navy Yard end Dery Deck), Charleston ead Sidney years the pr Chamber of Commerce, for three LUBEC, Me years & member of the park commis-| Storey é rill 16.-Willtam Mitchel, fish j er Steamer } sion of that city, and for 14 years), oi), c ‘ them ant er th yprieter of the G. L. Holmes! what belleved to be a lump of “Hisusehold goad, Athion and inland Flyer be propeueyr oy the Ae pure amibergria holme & Co. j From Columbia Dock. j furniture store — aCOMNE — . | Ambereria ie @ secretion in the in- Foot of Columbia street mph pie i largest in t orthwent e haa) 7 ae TAILORS eee ee See eee ee eee | tent the ay ule, In ee Leave Seattle: *6:30 and 1000 « m , : 4 ad his mg NEON. Gidiy Becoad ae 18 34 4:30 % m (Haturday only, Grand Wreckage Sale of Grand Wreckage Bale of Men's §) taken an linportant part during co is white, ash gray iaek, ree tra trip 13°30 pm.) Women's Umbrellas Tomorrow Umbret as T narrow | iong reaidence in Tacoma tn the Up-/ ang en variegat« ke marble, It "ss a gar ean, he, eS Hoe) bee OOOO eas - ~~ Bf] butiaing of that city, and has bun-|is used in the manufacture of per- Me antn. aot toch Leave Sidney: 7:40 and 11:30 «. mm, dreds of friends, In both Tacoma and/¢ ' ry ; beds, the “Geld | O00 pm. Seattle. When seen this morning,| ‘The lump tn question weighs about i I have decided to make Beattle|to #40 per ounce, this find, if it prevee te be the real thing. la worth ithe headquarters for my business, : - « or, | fom $22,000 to, $36,000 according to and to make it my home The enor ite quality, mous growth of business which the} —— Beattie branch of our store has ex- erienced since MH waa established | | ore, & year and @ half ago, made it} essary for me to come to this city] | onduct tte business, The store at Tacoma, will continue to run, but all the chipping and manufacturing wi | Tomorrow Will Be Bargain Friday SPECIAL NOTICE—Among the hundreds of WREC KAGE, SALE BRARGAINS prepared for your selection tomorrow, We sepectans | your attention to our SALE OF MEN'S AND WOMENS FINE UMBRELLASB : THE WOMEN'S UMBRELLAGS inctude pearl, silver mounted an natura! wood handles, gloria allk cover, steel rods, paragon frame and tight roll cover; the values range from $1.78 to 3.0. Your chotee tomorrow as 4 grand WRECKAGE FRIDAY BARG ALN FLYER, your choice, 98 CENTS THE MEN'S UMBRELLAS are 24 in. and 28 in. frame, natural wood and silver tip handles, gloria silk covers, paragon frame, teht roi cover and some with tent raiser Values range from n Th to $3.0, Asa grand WRECKAGE FRIDAY BARGAIN FLYER, your cholce, 98 CENTS See Window | .PeGw tT machinery and a seattle, Edmun a and Everett ‘Transter Co. Main 350. che tie} Sten: ee EARNS a4 CITY OF EVERETT. repairing. $00 Second ave- Three Round Tripa Dally. Bree. Leaves Seattic 7 a m., 12 m. and 6 Dp m ON AND PLATING p inka, Saw Vet Leaves Everett 9:15 a. m., 2:30 and “ 7:15 p. m Phone, James 1841. Cotman Dock. BB, SCOTT, Mgr, NORTHWESTERN “COMMERCIAL COMPANY. Seamer, Sailing for Nome, Teller nd Bering Sea Ponte. S. s. CENTENNIAL Sailing Date June 1 and every 30 days thereafter. 201 and 0% Pioneer Bullding. Phone Union 61. be dole in Beattlen. I am making preparations to extensively increase m and stock in our Seattle The intermediate and junior socte- ; | ties « » Christian Endeavorers will T am convinced that Seattle IW) sive an entertainment at the United | destined to becon B few Years) Dreabyterian church, Sixth avenue the largest city on the Coast, I have! . 4 seca streets, Friday evening, j in my appl mn for membership 18) m5 orogram is as follows: Instru- the Chamber of Commerce, and Will! nents: music, Miss Hasel Brown; } do ail in my power, socially, politi-) viou) solo, Mr. Kiwell; recitation, } cally and in @ business way to Make) poe Hrown; mandolin and guitar | Seattlo the great city that It Is dem! guce atarguertio Mrell and Bilvester i tned to Baad aoe Lurgas; recitation, Mra C. L. Hag- i gard, instrumental music, Miss Win- } ters; vocal solo, Mise Jeasic Saun- SHEWAS QUITE ders; recitation, Eilleabeth Martin; vocal solo, Mr. Aken; Instrumental j } muste, Mise Cox; vocal solo, Misa j Barr. | ' Auction Auction AN ADVANCE NOTICE—We will be closed all Gay Thursday and F ridav. AUCTION #ALE OF ENTIRE STOCK WITHOUT RE- SERVE BEGINS Saturday Morning at 9:30 Auction Auction Pacific Clipper Line E. E. CAINE, President. For Nome 8. 8 NOME CITY, April 21. 8. 8. JOHN 8. KIMBALL, June L For Valdes 8. 8. BANTA ANA, Aprtl 15. For Geilovin Bay Direct, 8. 8, Chas. Nelson, June ist. For San Francisco Cigar store. Kruse 8. 8. M.. 306, Cnfect’n'ystre ¥-} S. 8. Chas. Nelson, April 21. ‘Loan by the Peck. For further information apply ON EXCHANGE, 1102 24 618 First Ave. Phone, Main 1147, PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April 10— When 8. Megareee Wright, the well a n soctety 1, returned home } morning he found a burglar in hie library. Though he had no re FOR CANAL lvolver, being attired tn his dress sult, he made a hip pocket move and oried: “Den't move, or I'll shoot - x Just then Mra. Wright appeared | At the instigation of the old Lake in her night dress, armed with | Washington canal committee, B. F. revolver, with which she kept the | Day has called o meeting of all cit!- fea rgtar covered until her husband | zens of the N h ward to take ac- | went down stairs and telephoned to | 1 oward securing representatives | the police, who @gon arrested the | ; eattlic and King county in the | intruder next congress, The meeting wil Sma 21 yg held tn Good Templar hall Sa day evening at 8 o'clock. It is hoped that « large number will be present to organize for effective opposition to the efforts of those whe are en- —_—. — manetioter: | ae Pieasent Reach and Bean Potnt take steamers leaving Seattle at 16:00 & m. and 1:15 p. m Leaving Bremer. ton at 6:55 a. m and 6:15 p. m. ~ n Except Sundays * For Bremerton Fare—o osm, ‘round trip. | | The Fair 2°37." The Fair r to thwart the construction WASHINGTON, PD. C., April 16 of the north canal The condition of Dr. T. Dewitt Tal image this morning underwent no | physicians is to be held t after | hoon, FOR SaLE—HOUsES AND Lore. te T fours." 1 Ber cent on ake aay WESTERN EXCHANGE, 1301 34. «|Piano Prices Our methods insure most money's worth, The name has stood for honorable dealing for many years. Largest on the coast is proof that A valuable appeared fro @ atable of Peter | Gallagher at Third avenue north during last night There were two borses in the barn, but only one is the main principles are right. HUNTINGTON, W. Va., April 10 | talasiog. nosis thin ecalae” Tee j Jennie Hitt, 18, complained to Judge axe working on the conse «POR Laliance in police court thix morn s Britton, who sega he is & F SALE—VACANT LOTS. . ing that Frank Mullen had insulted | oa rpe vas arrested on suspicion STEINWAY DEALERS Stands today head and shoulders her by calling her “Honey” on the! py atreet. Mullen wae arrested and | yyy confessed his guilt He was fined r man Mayou this morning, had a large nurober of car toola concealed about his Lots, 20th av.$ 400 aig |Lota Janes at 700 Lots, oth av.. 4750 b in excellence over ail othe / ranges. Will do better work with yy lees fuel and last longer than ; 8 ber cent. intéere: SHERMAN (LAY & 0 any other range that we know of $10. “I'm sorry that I can’t cowhide! person, but could not give a satis NGE, 1317 34 ay, mes as only the best of materials areg@ | him,” said Miss Hitt, as she walked| factory explanation of where he got ; used in its construction. For from the court room. them } fi 7 Second Avenue. baking, broiling, ,ronating and auanaiemeuanmenmenete A stranger entered a shoemaker's i eT heating water they are unex- S 00 BU GL RS shop at 41l Yesier way yeaterday aft- q celled AL N R A ernoon and before G, Tenaba, the — proprietor, could stop him, he car- 3000 all-wool Watch Caps; nothing better ried away four pairs of shoes. The | Four men believed by the poltce| police have been notified, aD RIDGE KOLE to be burglars were arrested by Of A trail eMicken feathe leads for this cold weather, floers Ryan, McClurg, Hubbard and| from the house of Mra, Pelton of ry McPhee this morning. They gave | Fifteenth avenue north and Garfield Pi 4AK, 1200 00 Firet ve. their names as John Haley, Jamea| Street this morning. Taken with the ww i $a33 PER Ten « nl & a White, Ellie Demera and Joseph] fact that her chickens are missing, ‘This kole Craig. The latter two are mere| there is unmistakable evidence that Hope y me have ytd boys. fowl! thieves” have been about, The MP cory AB aag Haley and White were arrested in| Police have been nottfied ice te a, ‘ne bes t domes. the ‘act of carrying © cane Of oh - John Obery reported to Capt, Laub. Goatees " f ~ seher at police headquarters § this gne from the liquor store of F. A, 1 AH COAL Co., QUEEN CITYLAUNDRY ® ® ont & Co., on First avenue south,| Morning that his watch had been et, foot of Madison We guarantee not to shrink |noar Washington street. Burglars | #tolen in a peculiar way in a saloon elephone, Main 976. your flannels. We take the had previously been discovered in|" First avenue south early this 0200008 rough edges off your col- the store by a hant’s private|™orning. While in the place his lars and cuffs and give you high goes or “domestic finish.’ Seattle... ql sa watoh chain had been cut and the timeplece taken Wa Sing, the alleged Chinese con- sort of Phoebe Norley, a white wom- an, wae arrested at an early hour this morning by Policeman Wilson and Detective Hubbard, charged as a disorderly person and vagrant. The | trance to a basement under @ saloon} WOM&N Was also arrested. The Chi- at the corner of Occidental avenue acian tet on $60 bail and the and Washington street. They were] ~ D. Pope of 617 Fifth avenue rev arrested and at police headquarters ported to the police this morning a revolver and a bunch of key#| that his watch and chain had been 1830 2nd Ave. e Sells Ladies’ Gutta, Waista, Separate were taken from them. They #@V@/ stolen from a building in which he s e., THE RIGHT KIND.” ONE GET S RELIEF AND years, and Joseph Craig, aged 19 was working at 1202 Alder street. | their names as Ellis Demers, aged 15 Your money back for the asking. qa, * oi CANDY TR T ‘St me OTHER IS STARVING wwsssts src es MAY DIE pi itd ae Different professions lead people : om into many different walks of life, CINCINNATTY, O., April 10.—The pauction BALD patrolman who called the police | Both men were arrested and the case of champagne taken to police headquarters as evidence. The ar rest was made shortly after 2 o'clock this morning A little after 3 o'clock two men were seen trying to force an en ys. Piles We have given away 34 samples of our Pile Cure since Jan. 1, and have sold 91 boxes. We have more FREE SAM- PLES. 1401 Third Ave., Corner Union Telephou eMain 584 —_—— ST. LOUIS, April M—Aftee the | able to emt food, Lewts Davis, son of|'That of a genuine sport without] indications are that : TRIDAY, Par i FOR surgeon's knife had faked to give re- | Nathaniel B. Davis of this place, is} work led William Dean to jail this | candy trust will “4 « frocted. Taree wt to off CHAMPAIGN, Ill., April 10.—Pres- | lief a carpet tack was removed from | starving to death, The cause of the| morning. He is a sport, he says, | local concerns foals eelits Mawar on th er ae this sale %lident Draper, of the University of Heva Shietk’s stomach by 4 magnet | Growast ig a tack which the lad acci-| and therefore work ts out of bis proposition, and figure ig og an t horses, ranging from 1,000 illinois, who was injured in a runa-| According to the physicians at St entally swallowed and which lodg-| line. He started begging and got| received from the largest plants in PSR Vet SRL ARL UL Bes 1 BL SL A et | ORSEESS ty way accident Sunday, is not expect-| John’s hospital, where the unique/ ed at the junction of the aesopbagus | caught, He is booked at police head-| the middle We ¢ ) Wi Pounds. Also @ large num-|@4 9 live through the day. A leg | operation was performed, this i the| and stomach. An operation wili be| quarters as William Dean, sport.| to ao into the ya h are willing ber of ? in which an artery was bursted waa| fret case of the kind on record. The| performed in the hope of saving his| The money Ust shows him ¢o have od *PIO98 Wagons, harnesses, etc,|amputated last night patient, who is 9 years old, will re- | life 30 centa, ; A round up of the tenderloin by tat WALA ex Se ded aoe ae cover. 7 Cae gre opp y . arene, er eienag Policemen Hubbard, Ryan and Mo- 2, Auctioneer, Wa e e@ our Clas- —- Want a job? See our offer on Clas- Reichert Bros., pianos, 110 U: one nt help? Bee offer on Clas POTTSTOWN, Pa, April 10—Un- | sified page _ Dp 110 Union, | Clurg thie morning resulted im the Wemvarn Avenue wifed page. oe ae | arrest of six hoboes,