The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 22, 1902, Page 4

4 THE SEATTLE STAR Last Edition 4 O'Clock p.m. 5 Should Not Interfere W. H. Eaton, Dan Gr Ralph, Geo, Kelly and Jing for interfering with th : during @ raid that wa ¢ made n the tend nh sal 7 nd officers At the station while pris n . cing searched, nd tak And Other naieatng Topics Up at} Shoplitters Working Sixth avenue ported to the pe Victor Broulit has been convicted | lice today that "he missed three suit of attempting to steal from Counctl man Murphy his 6 by 6 diamond stu As While riding on a Green Lake car. | the Courthouse | Wm. Richar stolen by shop lifters. werprove teat the, Gumend, wes| TENTH STREET GANG |; paste and that Broulit yould not take it anyhow, but the jury did not #8) attention ot the Police Called to it that way. George EB. Daniel was discharged Young Hoodiums ee a ee ‘The attention of the police has tees of | "Tenth Street Gang,” who operate in missioner 4 times on charges of] ie neighborhood of Yesler way and embezzling 340,000 from Chris) Rroadway. Broken windows, torn Bartsch & Son, a Dawson branch| down fences, lawns strewn with rub: bish and other results of the gang's work are reported to the police regu larly, Last evening a qu Japples and wines were stolen from sin the neighborhood and rn a hand in of Carstens Bros. Considerable interest has been taken in the case in Seattle as well as in Dawson. Daniels has been imprisoned since | last October. take eee j A sweet faced tired looking young | woman walks up and down her cell ¢ the county jail, softly singing her voices which Some times imes a lullaby,| The attermath of a bloody en er in Billy-the-Mug’# saloon car nd again some popular song, but|ter in Bill « Siwaye with her face turned” up | up tm the police court this morning. ward and her hands clasped before|John McGraw and M. Butterley her. She has been singing at in-| Were the princtpals. Roth were con tervals sinc ternoon p throat tired, but she never fails to| had chewed it nearly off during the answer the singing voices that she| fight. Judge George gave each ione can hear. | days in the chain gang and suase Mrs. Lizaie Bertram, of South Se- attic, was Drought to’ the jail by| the Mug’s place for future encoun- her heart-broken husband and sym-| ters. pathetic friends. She was committed fo the asylum this morning by Judge Makes Great Time her case is not thought — * ‘The White Pass & Yukon rail — ee road's local office thie morning r John Ross and John Williams wijt| ceived @ telegram from White Horse be given a hearing before U. &.| Saying that the last stage o Commissioner Kiefer on charge of| Dawson had covered the di smug Judge Griffin James Forrest vi three Gays and 16 hours. The same aring the suit of|stage on the trip in to Dawson, damages for Injuries recelved while| 49 minutes. in the employ of the company. Judge Benson has been appointed Dr. Simonds in California special Judge In the case of George] ‘This morning Rev. W. D. Simonds ‘Tison vs. ye Sterling Coal Co. The lett s that he loaned to the defendan se we the closing address of the con- Patsy Donofries is suing Stephen| ference Thursday ev Friday Ragsie for malicious prosecution in| evening Dr. Simonds will give ine Judge Emory's court today ordination sermon for the Rev George Fuller in tiie First t nitarian | To Play City Employes |chureh of Oakland, and Sun¢ preach in Alameda. Dr. F: The Courthouse baseball team are| Graves, of the university. Planning to play the City employes f. Blinond's congregation | April 24, at Athletic park. day morning. WOMAN'S WORLD Mens it will wash. t the cotton gowns _ - of this summer are not intended to be laundered. They are too elabo- ae rately made for that. Their lining loser go re too fine, their plan too pit eng P yl med cated, their trimmings too “ a Ee One good wash puld ru Latticed Potatoes. Pe S aang Woeld sain Virginia Corn Muffins. B —— ny summer woman i pject of laundering her | Clam Bullion. © eful attention, for the Stuffed Olives. Celery. | modistes re that the chief ob- Roast Chicken. Giblet Gravy. | stacie to the making of pretty sum. | Bweet Potatoes Rice Croquettes.| rier gowns is the fact that they soli Creamed Onions. easily and must on that account be | Lettuce Salad. | tubbed. Roquefort Cheese. Saltines. Charlotte. rns Bettee. | Another Woman-Beater Supper On a charge of brutally beating Omelette in nating Dish. Pear! Dunlap im a lodging house on Sliced Ham with Horseradish. | Gecidental avenue, J. P. Page, who Whole-Wheat Bread. says he is a bartender, was arrested Currant Tarts. Wine Cakes. by Policemen Humes and Mayou this Tea. morning. The officers wera informed on | that Page had administered a severe fom: Midinery | beating to the woman and Adsurditics four rings from her. From Of all the millinery absurdities of | learned the truth of the report, and the year the raisin hat is perhape| arested F sa & thats of cnet the worst. We have become used to| and battery. The rings wre found coal-black crysanthemums and!on him. The Pll teenie green lilies of the va. > nodding| bruised and bi men she wae Yellow cherries and 4 multitude of| brought to polic White currants ns irinmings, but] ig held ag « witness who wants to wear on her head a| chapeau that is ornam (save the mark) with the article that one LICENSES TO WED et course usually sees only in t EV eanaey kr, tt -we have the| The following marriage licenses Taisins, why not add a few nuts and| ave been insued. J. A. Caldwell, 59, make the thing complete? jand M. A. Hanna, 48, of Seattle ‘The raisin as a trimming is new Trepanier, 44, and Emma Kast this year. We have about exhausted | mar lo; Wm. Rusnel, 24 flowers and the other fruits, so it Seattle, ¥y Robinson M is not dragged into millinery, and| Kinley, 24, York City one need not b prised if par SE ‘and beets should be the next| Juror Has a Fit to dangle from our cha att E. A, Williams, a superior court Boveities in juror, fell in a fit at the foot ft — shington treet this noon and ure in curtains} jn Swan toler na en by apply-| te where “he soon ne | vi . From} ‘A superb bed set of duchesse lace shown by @ leading house, is eries 485212 ig sean AVENUE cellent reproduction of fine French art at ative figures, A pretty Fitna race Yor cea Children’ s with @ grac Marie Antoinette and saat Samt enc: | | Washable Launder Cotton gowns © supposed 0 be Dresses We have just received a very The very ide ennence of 1 as of 6 extensive line of Children's Dresses in whit n, pique and rgandie ar red sephyr to show you in Jewelry, silverware a clocks French ginghams, ducks, per We pleased to have you see them G. BENINGHAUSEN, 907 FIRST AVE. 4212 SECOND AVE. Bet. Seneca and University fime Inspector for Col imbia and Puget Sound jtaflroad and the Seatt Electric Co. Bicycle Licenses Tomorrow «| WHY REGRADE IS id: Gives Low Rato NEW C. P. STEAMER: Dougias City Proud PIONEER SCHOOL Kiefer yesterday been called to the depredations of a| Daniels has been before the com-/ notorious gang of boys called the| 4th ersary with an assembly avings a avings Bank & Trust iE enue and Madison a IS RELEASED | BUILDING NOTES POLICE NOTES urt lant night. ‘The ca tried Friday ry 4 brought t Cann yesterday aftern R. T. Shannon Grocery Co. FOR THE INDIANS HAMPTON, Va, April Hamp t neer institution | » kind for the education of the f # celebrating its guished educators, philan n@ others from many oka, Dr, Felix Adie aw, Prof. L. H. Hailey niveraity and other men “GROCERIES Sale Se days » American Tt will b ar friend, indeed © Becond si0@ ‘ 1 300 Pa w. dead | gyZuliding permits ware teaued « Curtains °82.55'2 Soak apts ¥, APRIL ting T BON MARCHE NORDMOFF @ co, | BUILDING PERMITS Manufacturers’ Sale Lace ired for us 309 I Curtains, from facturer, slightly im. trom $125 ty : tpiece regularly, We _ it them so that we can whole lot and make ioney by selling them 2 pair | How They i Spend Their Lives t the 6 k clowing bell w the hands of ne where, Specials: on \ Sale From 9 till 12 Wednesday red between the hours ‘4 o'clock yesterday af-| siderably battered up. Butterley a] 4 her voice is hoarse and | lower Mp was about gone. Moetiraw] = a] that a 16-foot ring be built in Billy | f ane was handied by th WAR i mH from | ce be- | ing six Chinamen. tween Dawson and White Horse In| Fighting with | MANILA, April 22 the Moros on the The Pacifio Coast | made the record, breaking the ree-| Biscuit Co. Forrest asks $10,00/ ord time of three days 11 hours and| was fired upon, Better Than An Hour’s Argument | They fled through the Ing their wounded en of thetr men HAWLEY BILL WASHINGTON, The bill which was Hawley today will be fruit It gives supreme po attle for San Francisco, where| it Is for $1500, which Nelson claims) he will attend the Pacific coast con-| ’ nce of Unitarian churches and} rinst. CLASS ‘That officer is to be charged h the Inatruction, distribution of the army, n of plans for the mobil nd for offensive Full Quart for that the army at is properly equipped and that munt m, h the ald of knuckles| a. rs and rewar NOMINATIONS. The following nominations were Henry Osborne, Is First-Class voper & Levy Bet. vee and forego gd ‘Streets Inited States m hern district of Calif She } cy Taffeta Rib VARIETY all the newest and all the others—any ny SPECI this week only $1 Agents for L. Adior & Bros.’ Clothing — They Fit GOOD GOODS A Chance If You Want a Home J. Friedman Son 903 FIRST AVENUE Wear Rainier-Grand Hote! GRADUATE OPTICIAN th A. LINDAUER | Venear, FREDERICK & NELSON Fine Furniture - LAST DAY OF READY MADE CAR- PET SALE Ready-Made Carpets including every grade of Carpet from the modest Ingrain to the elegant Ax- minster and Wilton—made up in average room sizes —being sold to vou at a big saving. Bring your iuvin size—come in tomorrow. Cash only and no exchanges. These are remnants to us, but to you are as good as the newest carpet cut fresh from the rolls. WEDNESDAY--TOMORROW IS THE LAST DAY Wednesday Special From 8 to10 A.M. Like the Saturday night specta not be delivered, This specta fay A. M. spe from 8 to 10 a only Come—It's a value we rth com FREDERICK & NELSON COMPLETE HOUSEFURNISHERS Second Ave., Madison and aed Stre I a ; { the most notable : " flored by us wi P from $ till 12 tomoree, ; ¥ Ivory Engilsh Laces and Pla in choice, stylialy at quailty, entirely foe! ‘iain Mulbbnadalion *, widths trom 2 to ¢ alue 15, 19 and Me pet < sak enle from 9 till 12 Wet, as x: Wednesday f at 2p for 2 . Ww s Fine Balkan Lace? 6% BECOND AVENUE. J. ARONSON WHOLESALE LIQUOR DEALER 109 Columbia St. Seattle, Wash. Tel. Pink 6711 > SILKALINE, Tie. ) 28-in, Stikaline, 4 patterns | { choose from. regularly Worth tes 4 enday, from $ to it, SHAMPOO POWDERS Shampoo Powders, worth ite OX PAPER, 1 each: special Wednesday, at fog Satin ve Box} packages for 16c. white best quailty, regu WHITE CASTILE 8094p, fee 20 & box; “epecial Wed One cake White Castile Soap, a t 16¢ ne Turkish Wash Rag, regu- ar price ite; special from # Ut Quantity limited to each coe } tomer TheBon Marche NORDHOFF @ CO. 1419 to 1435 Second Av. and 115-123 Pike & EW YORK DENTAL oe i PARLORS 614 First Avenus Sass “™ FREE TEETH EXTRACTED Silver Fillings.. p0 | Cement Pillings.. h} Gold Crowns, $5, Full Se! i “ | We tet! you exactly hat your work will cost you before V4) Teeth, $5; Bridgework, $5, | your work is dene snd gucrantee absolute satietaetion Gold Fillings, $1 up; Silver Fill- @ Fifteen years in business in Seattle New Ye Seattle Dental Parlors New York Dental Pariors | $4 bao AVE BATT LIA | 11, 12, 18, 14 Hinckley Block am SECOND AVENUE U fd buliding; eppo- re. 8 0m. to 8 p.m. Cum a.m. top m “Eh ESUAUSISES SB SESE q Chas. 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Tel, Main 916 GRAND Rice SUNSET KOLE OIL & REFINING CO. @ LUMP AT $3.75 PER TON IME. NUT AT $2.75 PER TON 2) ANNOUNCEMENT This kole is f the new slope which we have just The Sunset Otl and Refn y has disposed of its § tle kole in the market. S|) compan a. tore abate a saset ISSAQUAH COAL Co,, atock, Share. 10,000 shares of foot of Mad! 2$ th \ string rock in this eos jephone, Main 974. pan y wil ply at its office in base SOSSCCOSOOOS OHOOOOOOOOOOSD ment of Mutua pao) | ELLIS MORRISON, Assistant £ |f Mutual Life Building THE QUAKER DRUG CO Agents for CURE-IT-UP Cures Chill Biains 1013-1015 Firat Avenue Globe Bullding CALMER THE RIGHT KIND [Nour mney back for the apling. | Rubber, Aluminum and Gates $5.00 an oo line your teeth ai FLORENCE DENTAL CO.” ‘i Examinations Made Without Charge. Lady Att aT mmey |ZESEEREE SED weccoc ee. SESSTHeweEHVRSR ELE EZ ERT eS Se ss 227245875