The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 5, 1902, Page 3

THE SEATTLE STAR. | CUT RATE [ects] Last Edition SPOTLESS POT SAYS [isis (IE EATERS RUG PRICES CALMER: womevn ms _| BASEBALL MST Apece ses] GREASY Piel % SECOND AVENUE. Bee ru-D-w #100 WIR ons 4 1320 2nd ave. jevitably Garters Swedish Hair R Your money back for the asking t tion paid t : wee Ladies’ Suits, Walsts, Separate IT WAS A PRETTY GAME THAT you. p 1th The Star Newsboys in Training for i Kidney Cure, $1.0 Skirts, Ete SEATTLE N Counce! for Steet Trust Is and we bh “ ' a Porous Piasters. © RIGHT KIND.” ms AND PORTLAND i t h walt f Fhelr' Big Pier Belladon - - t i PLAYED Shocked by the Actions |; 1 rt | Ne phere Ang i Bw of Other People Co ton Wao oF | ' MD : wot ony. on ent move ove 8 Rellable Pianos 3) hied of paradine | Se te ht] NEWARK, Hope, 6—in ine arguclin'ehe ates of Wasminaton, and] £or hem reat ec fi: si CLINE’S PIANO HOUSE 3 : ng | me erday for the first time nat the United Bt i On: leew toes vent fe Rel oes mers . 4 Fenete Se Soman ta 3 SECOND AVE. AND UNION ST: $| Krecetully back |0veFal weeks. In one of the most | poration, In which an injunction is |way labor 1 oF ‘ oben. a ras ; 4 Price's L sclentific ames of the se 1 Dug- | axked to reatrain the retirement of | therefore me . bs g * ar on t " daie’™ bunch of beauties downed | $200,000,000 of its stock and t b He it resolved, That are utte Log ben . | ¢ > Garters Headache Bromo, * rhe pu ammy Vigheaux’ Grays of Portland | stitution of an equi ane tof lly « wed to the establin f The rs H Attractive n re of lto®, The an war} f the Or pol on, Counn Yr 2 oe ‘. ” a von Kola Tablets, 4 a er hull ational tures from y for the company created |the atate of Washingtor dian an The mellow tones of « geod plane Morm 7 , ing H a to finivh, and every man n by charging David 8 io it further r ed, That ean BE pers By for orga I refresh and rest 4he eye at in from tne factory, and ease yearly Win "th. Wiese’ mead on Unlicannene| tee’ hoaitiog © eibueiie Rhaameclting Lineccddvemr teat \ trong pirat ke an obere man. | parent, amuse and instruct the child few days a few special prices oe oi ng the whole procedure und the | acheme for the purpose of extorting |ratiway commission. In. th 4 arned, t and keep them at home. De you a punta Syring oe purple | large audience, one and all, cheered ney by holding up the bond * 1 sid « ly urge our the antes t r te « > You ony, “Bas, but tant ) : Gretreer ye] Syringe. shad . in Md, te both teams f the exceliont base ; bury mn t that Me ge was oF ntat in the at jnture t The ent Saturday pr cate afford it.” Cat on or send us your | ‘ B. Giage ond Hot Water Bottle a? Dee ye any [the visiting bunch. One of whem the ntate | $Aed for t uy. ot expected | how you cam afford it, and @ good f hind ... eee ae Gieparture. from | Was made by the manager and a NOT S0 ‘MUCH © mventior heme the, pastry crevinee af the weuny |one, too, such-as a Kimball, Hobart i Pald Syringe, $1.00 Kind........ m All Night Tel. Main 102% the « . Tl bneeehaed secretory recta oil at ‘but there will be|M. Cable, Pease or D. 8. Johaston ! COLLINS, SHERMAN, FOLEY Co. ple wftect is Pe Har He i a FI . i TW pie for each kM, and after | Co, plano, or Kimball organ, for all whieh fude pj ing team was the star of the day Dor V a Joseph pe sed ye en ee INDERTAKERS Sam. alte. nt Me proved titaamin teres acces Webar were mit Grand W. OW. Excursion |Teseatatives, Ship in carload lots ae toes | the Lipa, It ts more than ordinary merit and yes : t * | To Olympia Carnival, Sat PL 6th, | nd se on eney terme; some agsove oe. pretty hat. but | terday played the game of his life! BRAMWELL, W. Va. Sept 7 se vuticna|Stmr. Multnomah leaves’ Galbraith | as $6 per month, ; Beattie, Wasn. might show off to) He made @ half dosen stops and re-lrne fire in the Pocahontas mine. is|¥ ra Re- | dock 2p. re $1.00 round = OPBN ALL NIGVHT —— poorer advantage | coveries that were marvelous, The lnow under control. I was sarted | publienn and no ate ne ° We carry the largest_and mon@™ ihe 8 ey 3 | imade hie throw ta the tren ba Way" |by incendiaries, and has been burn- | ventions: | ts wes complete storks, of sheeg music, mus Free Delivery. Phone, Main $02 be BUCK & CO. Fife ‘grt is | made hie throw to the first bag With ing several day is Free Clam Bake Sunday, Sept, 7th, | sic books, graptophoned, violins, guile i any bat] 7 ‘of the kind Pneiensiones and grand concert. Club House West | tars, banjos, sings and supplies 4 Men's, Boys" ang Onit- TRAIN SERVICE zn iz : 7 as well ae eee omes to the game . 2 om j » only on ladies’ day, i t | eB Crete a6” Bape WE SPL TALKING MACHING store ius accad avensn, aoe Sec, Gh eee, “= FIGURES A NIGHTMARE 7 nic AUS at ee All mall organs tae | Times Building. strong in the field. Both the Beat everything in our line promptly ate | [Ue and the Portland bunches a he Praag of New Time Card on| W.OW. i to. | tm | the woman wh We are Seattle agents for Cole’s Hot Blast ‘Heating Stoves Superior and Quick Meal Stee! Ranges. ERNST BROS. $8 Pike St. = Tel, John 2831. TCoinaed From Pao 1) | feet yacy sine, Canaisered of the [ase ek ge ese D. S. JOHNSTON CO. 1406 MATRON Bhs ‘The committer on rules and order | wen tne oder Mela work GROWING. ier eee! too ! General Music Dealers, | of business reported tn of mak- Outgeneralied Them nightmare to per a aight | Olympia Carsten | | ots Second Avenue, Burke Buildlnga/ Ra aker Music (0 jing the temperary organtaation per The Seattle tearm clearly out-« WASHINGTON, D. ¢ & : e ly bet \ Rpg | manent roceeding with the] eraied the visitors, Several times| Consul Jewell cables from Fort De a ust ae olesais and Retail Butcher, JeUPUy m se eect eee eT ola = Saturday, Sept. Ohl Cole | z a unable at any time to land safely | firming the accounts of the Mont| Charles oan “interviews omah leaves Gal Best Meats raid hoine. Seattle took advantage of al-| Pelee dina ae Of = wih WATCHES DIAMONDS. FIND Staak Orebegre Ene. °F) says that 1.500 JEWELRY “ND SILVERWARA Fare $1.00 round And Best Services. Special sttention, » August 3. Jewe the most conserva. | ne em oo | stated neren: nite in th da y that the officers w Steamer Mul braith dock 1 p. port fur. | ly chance to make the Whitbeck was on the ther favored the nomination of but tive estimate were killed Albert Hansen ™\« |°\\"* THAT ATTORNEY J. AR. | one justice of the peuce and one o for the Webfooters | and ws LEGI ss or pa RE Rg ny Peg pe Fig IS wettienentrin j pot. & EO HER, BUT *tadl Stab erocthon , nd for four scattered hit if 4 > it, anyway. | goer AMUSEMENTS __ | Eb. largest jewelry nouse in tha| SAYS SHE WON'T HAVE HIM wits ens Jk Lauter oftncr get | nome team an pitehed as wells SLATION TO |) ot that Sir Fee sed thone moran | NOTICE, TO eta ue the aoe SSS ea ARRED ond ward, objected strenuously to|Selded an excel me. He ws lor he did not. He selected the] , The annual mecting of Bie steer | “Dthietic Pa ms coe wart, cusnanes swronstely ‘| aches te tor Setsh pinpen hes LOWER WAGES) Scie niin ax his'monnine|htgors of he Seu'gritcant | | Semat OH and Refining ere not too much of a lady | justice and another storm broke in | e¥er, but always pitched himself was clea ,| 304 and Vulircad ave. Seattic,| Second block of stock of 40,008 Pacitic Northwest League. with the likes of him, 1| the convention. jot the holes. Once Dairymple had | yy) He explained that the time card) Woy y, September Sth, 1902, | shares nearly al! sold. son ee ould make things hot for Attorney| Mr. Jones made a stump speech in| te throw to home from left field to! Employes| was arranged to sult the majority | 0) Sor) for the purpose of | Ing yet te be fad at 20 per shares - BASEBALL | : Arthur,” #aid Police’ Matron | fa of nating two justices. {cut off a run, but gid it | Think of « State Commission Jaf cltiaa along the ‘ine. While it| st 2 och ° ‘or the purpose of | INS Yet caring steck will So wall = . indignantty, thie inérning I to adopt the report would | The only run made in the game| [might not be pleasing to Beattie that | looting A beet’ Of «Any business | act promptly. ark bad ordered me gut of his office,| be to plead the baby act and admit] Was in the hb inning. Babbitt | & meeting of more than 200 em- | all overtands should arrive and leave | Doper to come before the meeting. Lite MOnKsso! f ) Saturday. Sunday and " me as if 1 was cur. || that the great Democratic party had| had reached first on af error by | Plovus of the diffetent railroads en-|in a flock during the afternoon, any | *. A. THORNDIKE, Secretary Basement Mutual Life bidg, Senate ’ y won't stand it from any man: I will| no hope of electing any one on the | Delael and was forced out at second | Wiig Seattle. held in the rooms of change might annoy the residents of . by Schwarts, Hurley hit out « iong | W!ison's Business college last night.| Butte or Spokane, for exan and safe one and U the | Therefore it was the duty of the ne justice Monday |tinued | rey argued. Ro Bweeney argued along the same Yesterday afternoon Mra Chapin Line. on it. Play hard » \ biish &@ railroad commin-| attie publie to grin and bear the went with Miss Ida Link, « protem Iver Dick” Warmer took advan. | Visiter uid not tie the score and a ee je adopted. Aietion. of hers, to the attorney's office, to|t left the field defeated ©. K Houston acted as chairman|” One of the most, annoying features of the t to brand aa a 1 C. C. Townsend, an secretary of demand some letters which she be at at he had tu ; of the present train service im th Grand stand. 20 | Electric light provides it at eved he had in hin possession | ie ania he bat 3 Helene 15, Spokane 8 raed te it re after weeks of effort the trainme which we derogatory te c har- | th Jemoors ot © 26 yearn. c1.E! . Sept ne re 7s ittee, consisting | ti) unable to make » a opened! at 2 dclock.” Game |@ &" extremely tow price; eltm- Bi acter of the yours womam lund expected to vote Kt the rope ot | terday was’ played ine wit and Joseph Weber Whe arrival of an 1" a rs {nates the necessity of matches; ‘Who Are You?” hin life, He demanded the nomina-|and was anything but a good « Fe Pages wr bogy Seer tong RIF Bee | Fort end train on time surprises bot! insu been: one! She claims that wh quietly | MON Of two Justices. He said both| bition. The locals beat Spokane bY | road were unanimous opted barce) ggs Pigg ige es teaatae OPERA * icine so ohooh al sa oft oI ee Saree Seek NE he g uletlY | could. be « 1 on me punt of the a score of 18 to 5, Vs Dg oyypereg Fey With ap- [foad. That ame should be tate ee Lew : guarantees @ pure Bod! at her Neree’ 4 in harsh tones |ROtorious corruption of the Repub jprebension and concern upon the |castom var she Dace hart ss 82 HOUSE Yaeates. B atmoepne queried: “Whenieyours n city adminintration Ne Game At Butte [movement to establish a ratiway [used t@ tt Phone, Main 6 ae 1 am the police matron,” was the} 28¥ ©. A pleaded for a non BUTTE, Sept. 5.—Geme was called | commission in the state of Washing F to Come At All ent The safest method of lighting @ response titan judiciary. So did F. A.|off yesterday on account of Ring-| ‘ Comsauters living at Auburn, Kent tasty, Cocnecasaiie Sunday —no flame to ignite draperies or 8) | airs Chabin says that he opened | McDonald. ling’s clreus. | The misconduct of a gang of pes |and vther small places’ between ing Next. he door, and they were foreed to Vi SET te aan boys came near re@ultl) tie and Tacoma are the great Matiness Weanewday nd Sat- other inflammabie matertal. See trom hia wrath Standing o — Mega - | street car sccident on v- lest suf by the frregular train Ben March» Bios: AND CAFE: ‘Bacl Gets a Toy ou won't be police matron much Yon. Lost. Pet. | enue between Stewart and Virginia |service, probably. Under the Telephone Main 889 1#13 Second Avenue wa air TA ota © SS ccns JENNIE NOW pat nn ea Ms tees Rana Geter suche okra HA ‘AN Uhre times: Seattle ... ° , Sil tendent Kempster, of the Seattle |of reaching Seattle not later than hg Me free installation and tree re. $B (2!" morning, and refunes to tx Bortiand 000006000004 $5 "$84| police yesterday ‘Chat the miecr ants | ger trefda ‘The train which how rens| ‘The Operatic Noveity. al of lamps, she demanded the letterm in an ar-| BpOkane .ssce os sse0 51 420] hearly resulted in the accident. The| "The result is that it is always inte, c. le cakes we use strictly fresh Ranch Eggs and the very erlals, Try one for your Sunday dinner. The Tey Maker rogant way, and that he did order police are trying to ch the | and sometimes fails to come through Urchins and when the officers suc-|at all, practic aking it tmpc ceed it promises to mo hard with the|pibie for a b man boys. upon it aching the hav! her out. He positively de and Wed., “The Mdol's Eye. ce of eck, “The Serenade.” |B Igy Seatt M1 that he would see that hie/Dr, Alice Beverleigh Finds Her Som 2. T5c, $6e, 25e. Seats on e Cai le j Night Out eis Pretty Dressed Draggied and Dirty ¥, 10 =. mi. ri whe was the cause of the RWWA Theaters on AVENUE THEATRE... ployed na 0 wae Cc Lateran: musmnle Grose | | teen melerisighs recernea® lest “A Thoroughbred Tramp” | PACIFIC COAST CLOTHING CO. Bae st Main S67 oa. crew and maid had s hand to face | SH&ht from Victoria, where they went |, “Thelma” bas become a fad at the Ml AA nnn nner ARES ABE LESS eae | GOT Firat Aves 8). ook mat im warrant! “lar, wherein almost $1000 worth of | Swell theater pasties have been the the case was dismissed for lack of | ¥#iv including Costly | rule at every performance since Sun dence to substantiate their re-|Wearlne Apparel, were stolen day and the house has been full |spective stories. John Arthur was| As told in yesterday's Star every night, “Thelma” will be th Mrs. Wagsworth’s attorney. tective Adame has ‘ bill Conight, at the matinee comorrow | Mra. Chapin says that the girl was | together with her confer the last time tomorrow a witness to the attorney's “abusive > Matehelt and be language and ungentiemanly cox jorge Duffy and a | week, com ing with @ And All Week—Matinee Saturday 4 | duct.” named “Pat ines, Elmer Walter's Maranall ana’ *Red=| company, In the first farcic _ The Splendid Dramatic Success en eel cay ot te in. “A Thoroumhbred | py ARRESTED FOR si ces | wt Ne Ea ame 1 com y up if you want to attend this sale! Presently it will be of the past—then regular prices will prevail. This is the rarest kind of an event in clothing retailing—it is even widely commented upon in wholesale and manufacturing circles. . tie in 90 days, when | role Is por = Bi gS oct vardlagen. It has set the whole town talking, not because it was widely advertised, but because of the merit of the Suits. ey sim- FALSE SWEARING |" tine expres 8 |= ened’ phy ace emmee roe ctl Oi, coenpelled men ta tlk es ye : ibis | Mra. Beverletch found tour of ner| A, Thoroughbred Tramp” differs Sut one day more—you'll never be’able to duplicate the offer. You'll be sorry if you miss the clearance Saturday pon eon eae aaeoy aeeae | so and $20 at the remarkable price of $9.65. y garments Victoria pawn~| the part of the tramp Usually good. from 8 a. m.,to lo p.m. You can buy Suits worth $16.50, $18. Charged with deliberatly swearing Week Commencing Next Sunday lWwetrs delice ionic tes |2e | eaather welan Madioon Street Theater ’ 00 d 20 00 are aves - rai nend. All were at enita,” at the Madison. theater, morning. ‘The arrest was made at| "sr TouRh wage since peing stolen. | trartions billed at this house since mendous Comedy } suggestion of Prosecuting Attor s secured after she had agrin and| its opening, The dance in a beaut! Success “A THOROUGHBRED TRAMP _ BPW Play NEW SCENERY A SURE SUCCESS ince Faben after the trial of . bh \ opening. The danse las benutt Mostly light green and ecru Watts in ihe superior court |*#aln Hed in trying to throw the o.| fu nd pul y the gr colors. 3 by 6 and 3 by 7 feet any size; epecial price for §|scoused in the trial this morning Is) 07 hut tried to shield her con.| tion. Wednesday night Mr. Hal Saturday, each 206 tq. Giger -WaateriADy from, that If derates, . her CO-| the trainer, slipped and fell while mr Mo n by him at the preliminary k. ae wai cetleaaie ase but ‘are eplendid’ valw ; J was taken into cus-| Behind Shomo's Bar | senstened by the shaggy beast before | Made of Holland cloth and have fd at $1000 by From her statement it # gleaned | ne uld t his feet | a ann, It is thought that|that after the theft, In which “Fa St week @ fine attract fixtures and spring roller. wi tees ute i. Tt will be @ bur Saturday's sale will include our big offer in Curtain Stretch Told All About it a large company of | | | been bit | Ei on Ui be ers. They adjust tr feet Last April Watts was arrested by| Duffy then took part] complished people with « largely in AnNICON “=. wide and 6 feet long 6 foot police, principally on the state-|0f tt t to Viet a to a reared horun. The vaudeville “i have nickle p ated pine 1 inch i nays that in mueaes |e" orivaty partioe fo Geartin’ an ; Tiveli Opera Company 4 after; special price S150 Saw Watts, who Is a cripple, | Present eabouts are not known The Tivoli Opera Company wilt Hardware Rebus. It's in our Bl warehouse of the Chicago Junk Co. ent praixe of the treatment w ght, this time presenting th of hardware window. and {# at- [Il'The moming after the alleged rob. {received at the hands of the Vic-|the best operas in the whole Tivoll to High Class Vaudeville. |B tracting much tention. [ane morning after the alleged rob: | toi, officers. She also ia much pleas. | repertoire, "The, Toy Maker,” "The Beginning Sunday Matinee,/§ ‘Though the. it- nd. the the Junk un the Gent io Kive led with the effective work of Deter. | Idol's Eye,” and “The Serenade % Auguat 31. prices attached make an inter hat a burglaty bad been commit. [tive Adama The Serenade” was the Bostonians ‘A Monster Bill, Headed by the ating study of themselven. Ld, Thaineneee & Wiemainibount of big success, The Tivoli company Peerless On the other hand you'll find [I] junk was then discove reduced it in San Francisco a few months ago, and no greater praixe op ia te Peer canes be Or tion in that efty. Perris Hartman |atand he teatifed that he dia the | ; A HOME RUN | again heads the’ organization, and a window of Tinw y « bargain pr E : of which will pay you for your trouble. ome a steady customer with Venita Gloriously Beautiful Spec In Mer fenular Dances Two Tons of Gor It pays. but that he saw some one tab Frances enpecally ex : Sor enery; Brilliant Light and board off th rhe tent pees rs wed for t Myers, Effects; also the Lates v _- | robes ‘ cant Cea he famous soubrette, Bertha Davis, _THE JEWEL DANCE || @ Bros.)\:"""" ' Vie ds anxious to Opera: anward Wenn the ereat Hight Mss: Werrtenadh te mgries ‘oon wil ea did Eas Ry uth fg a ae @ sheoting, ficating diamonds. pre hy Mag a ee ‘ ever character comedian and 1412 First ave. near Union. in Seattle on a charge o' uite ! ebrint singer; Josep Fogarty, Oscar Lee Babes "emer, sapphires, etc., of rilliant coloring, being the Srandest sight ever witnessed on an Mage. A etupendoun production Pela vaudeville acts. Abe, 250 and We ay by es Thomas Guise and # big chorus of pring #¢ n Sunday ¢ | } powntown Office | Passage on th Fourth, near Pike | which left about “m0 ; a + nip Santa Ana, || CHICAGO, Sept. 6—Whent, 72,| Go to Spinning for bloycle repairs nours later sons tren coe CLOTHING —_|[iiiecer,eosent frets | ATTACH NO BLAME ihe eae geet a ss ae we gyu wm am gut Pamey co = itn eke hier een Ue ie raeeiak oan “ittar Salk a POider Hig Vaudeville Acts ror sa Us 3 Pee | bt, repeat ite eucogee Ini Sent Worsteds, also Blue Serges, in res ular and long sz he Serges ar? guaranteed Pure Worsted, Indigo dye: also Fa Cassinrere: - | SPECIALS | riveree ater under S000 | eh Mags oll berg 4 Lae ‘ heck and foveede, "Toe can have went, dt and, IDES Brae a ea et eeatee ore Also ome ince | Mi. Wool Suit | Se soeneeny Bo jatl in held this tf Concerts Called Off lay | aye senoet suis | DOLPHIN ARRIVES |‘ice'iathe’tiusrtanury com: | Geant Run if Sue Re ether Choice of the Lot inatead of $1 -50, $1 cae 0, at$9. cae 25) Bete at a af teserved liy by 85 i x ad 901 FIRST AVENUE, CORNER MARION