The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 13, 1902, Page 4

OGS ACT AS POLICE CHARDON Finternrine A senctatiom. VIENNA, Sept. 13.--In an anti-Se tho uprising yesterday at Caensto~ Mungery, tt Jews and one offi ‘cor were Killed and 49 persons “wounded. Troops are being hurried ported that intervals and is feared. and his never sught, have been to track who of become nuis- ance to the viliag ers. The dog wilt leave They taught hoboes Cc SOCIALISM J. Stitt Witeon of Chicage, one | | | | care in the rath road yards at night, and set upon a ny therein, When the Chas Lawrey gang he ld up Officer Pomeroy last year, the dogs attacked the robbers and bit t hem viclously, and one wee nearly Killed by blows from a hammer. trie eh® 2088 Sise @leplay unusual in teligence in the mastary of canine Ticks, YESTERDAY AT 2 O'CLOCK Dismal and@ annoying as the pres nt reign of twilight in Seattle may luckiess hobdes' Whe may be today ts the fact that no Yetional limit is placed on what one Man may own and use as his own causes inevit leading up jeceial revolution, hesaid, fm ail the farm houses alone the} railroad and that the chickeps which | t to roost yesterday ufternoon at lock are still on their perches | °¥ A fow hours on a King! patiently waiting for ¢ county farm today, away from the | rise. Street_lamps and hurrying crowds| In some of the farmin Would give the average city man a. ties near the Dase of Ni tndefinable fear o! river valleys in the southern part | of the country are to the effect that farming operations have been se: ously interfered with. The hop pi ing season is now at its helghth, the pickers were npetied to by lantern Mght most of yesterday afternoon this morning many of them declined to go to work at all when the biase of their camp fires hop fields yesterday afternoon furnished hardly enough light by | (he darkness fe: which to cook breakfast. | tents to prepare and Auburn farmers who | Judgement ‘om the early trains this| At last account say that lights are buruing | waiting hes from Ralnier slong lent crater are the csuse of the present dark days. A few regard the phenomenon aa « Bo ¢ little colony of | ts, It is reported, quit work in the! and retired for the they) were stun} from the time troduced im the city 4 At that time it | the finance committee with De. J | R. Crietton, com. |W mitiee om health and mauitetion. . | The fact that as much as 2,080,000 | pounde of meat ure butchered in| | Seattle every month and that the government reports show that on the aw much as 5.00% Ibs. out of 0009.00 le condemned. makes t inspectors are needed. | thes) mre Dancing Classes Professor Wilson at Ranke Hal | Pri- GF aor: About if to jcare the optical bust. | nese. Schuchard i Co, Second ‘evenun | em was referred to WILL HAPPEN % i i ir | i i re | OPERA Seattie’s Lead! ; | JOHN CORT, Mgr. Phone, Main j pany and | - Ferris Hartman Tonight, Last Performance “THE SERENADE” city clerk hat duda navy ward yo seek and 10 & m. Do You Shop we shall be pleased to furnish you with description and prices, and if |you find the goods other than we land etem | Kimball, Hobart M. Cable, Pease and 18T| Hanjos ar and records. | Songs, Folios, Books, etc, THE SEATTLE STAY. and he stopped | the tae h v7) » pronounced « future mil Hurt Him yw looked h fool tt should fall it Wan only for a present LERK TURNS A |rainoun PALMIST DOWN|"*' SPECIAL SALE Haviland China STARTS MONDAY THES Committee Cherk does no of Renvelia, a “fort ereted him yesterday bh which his owr it pi PRICKS He wae togged out ina high silk all the latest “Lunnon Rushing up to the comptrol RON Tcenae. 1 Tea Cups, dos. $3.20 he was reRS. Ona stepped 5% In. Haviland Plates, oot work tos 20 % io. Maviland I A soa. 82.69 wou do my dear i» oo tas been all the — Haviland Plat "93.19 % i, Mavilend Plates Sa.59 The Battieship Wisoongin left the day, and the Oregon Monday. Don't mins Qghting machi go today 0 By Mail © MAKE A.SPECIALTY OF OUR MAILING DEPARTMENT. You can buy any instrument of just as well by letter as in person. you will write us what you want, present them, you may return me to um ‘The prices and terms on our large nt stock of Chickering,| Behind a picture or in an unused stove in summer time—you're apt to give “Unele Ram” more than is com- ing to him. Let ws ues it and you'll be drawing interest—doing yourself | ? and others good. Curtis | We pay 2 per cent. interest on sav- uriand | ings accounts and 2 per cent = & Johneton Co. » interest you, Kimball organs Pianos will b Also the fam: uitare Columbia Graphophones| cheek account Werthwest Trust & Sate Deposit Co. 10-04 Went Columbia Street. | (Below Firat Avenue) Seattle, Wash. SBULINe SHERMAN. FOLEY CO. SHEET MUSIC You will find with us all the latest) ! } . S. JOHNSTON CO. | General Music Deniers, | | Directors and Embalmers. Second Avenue, Burke Building. | seer Firat Aves bet Pike and Union ET 2. BUCK & CO. “wee Furnisht Shows 1404 4 Times Building. Geol weight of all wool ehev- lot; dark grey; strong Italien cloth Iningy; silk-sewed seams and hand-made button- holes; perfectly finished in ev- ery detail, This Big Consolidation Mante! ne will have gore up to regular prices Ramaker Music (0. Meved to 1406 Second Ave. | cordi invited and you are mos For Hor Cozy Corners—Exclus- ive Wall Decorations. For His Den—War relics and gun racks. i it For beth—Prices at the toweeh, That the Electrical Gupplies are a avenui jon that Electrical Music Store ‘We have Pianos and Organs for rent. We allow the rent on the pur- | chase price if you decide to buy. We) pelt the Angelus, the original piano player. We have Gramophones and records. We have all the popular and classical songs. And most im- portant, the matchless Steinway Piano. 100 LATE 10 CLASSIFY BUILD oF bay a home: stop paying number contracts that will mature | soon in the Fidelity company, the | most reliable in the field; bougtn and built ove their contract holders: four that will matur mer, and 16 the Washington Home company, low number; th tracts will be sold very cheap yo want a home of your own is your opportunity call any STEINWAY DEALERS, at the Sherman, Clay & Co. © When buying ew Tit Gevond Avenue. | talerPever, opens of the Star ince the hour of opening this t »; if This | no interest; | 10 o'clock First wer- | N. ‘Vande Ank Bhoe for W. NORTHWEST with the money-saving opportunities this Electrical Goods and Fixtures at one-half the price asked everywhere else, and it is not likely Todays brings us to the very midd| Wolook next Saturday night the price-cutting will continu You can appreciate the merits of this big sale only by coming in and seeing things for yourself, We Call Your Attention to the Fact , of course, absurd, and a today will convince you that you ean |B trical Goods is a very great lot indeed, offer to set aside any goods you may .C.Miles & PiperCo. MAIN STORE, First and Spring SIX DAYS and hundreds to the annex—and all have been delighted offers. There never before has been euch a chance to get of the and on All next week and up to 10 ° following Monday everything in. to attend, whether you intend purchasing or not. the annex, 313 First avenue south, and the Mantels and Fixtures at at the annex. are many people who atricity came into inquiry regarding these prices as they are ly afford to properly light your home or office, Although the st Monday morning has been very great indeed, there are Seventy-five thousand dollars’ worth of Elec- with. You will appreci ot until your house or office is ready to receive them. Goods # IXTURE ANNEX, 313 Firet Avenue South Henry Ftensel™ W. M. RUBBELL, Man. Seattle's Only Up-Town Theater Phones—Sunset, Main 667, independ Week Commencing Mating: THIRD AVENUE THEATER Prices—200, 300, 400 60s. A High Class Family Resort. Tomorrow (Sund: jent, 667. GORTON’S + PAMOQUS ALL-WHITE.. MINSTRELS ENTIRELY NEW, COSTLY AND PRESENTING UP-TO-DATE FEATURES Beautiful Electrig First Part The Great Crescent City Quintette TONIGHT LAST PERFORMA “A THORUGHBRED TRAMP” MADISON THEATER Telephone, Main 1202. Cor. 1st ave. and Madison street. Seattle’s Favorite Playhouse Week Commencing American Novelty Dancing Quartette NCE OF Sunday Matinee, Sept. 14 ISHAM & DAVIS’ CTOROON A Night in Coontown 20=—STAR ARTISTS=—=20 HIGH CLASS NOVELTIES Mat'noes Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday Evening Prices, 100, 200 and 300 Tomorrow and Monday Nights THE ORIGINAL BARNEY FERGUSON am JOHN MACK ‘The Funniest of all Eccentric Comedians, and The World's Greatest Comedy Acrobats CARON «x HERBERT In an Up-to-Date Version of the Musical Farce Comedy, McCARTHY’S MISHAPS 25-——— PEOPLE—---05 SUPPORTED BY PRICES—$1.00, 750, 500, 250. Seats Now on Sale. Bright, Breezy Bunch of Furiously Funny, Frolicsome Fun. Mrs. Eitzsimmons and Bobby, Jr. And a Capable Company ‘The i FITZSIMMONS SPAR FITZSIMMONS SHOE A HORSE. FITZ8IMMONS PUNCH THE Prices—25c, 500, 750 and $1.00. janufacturing Jeweler 28 Hinckley Block, Third Floor. onest Blacksmith” FITZSIMMONS MAKE A HORSE SHOE. THREE ROUNDS. Ga. FITZSIMMONS SING A COMIC SONG. OR near trent el Beate now selling. FREDERICK & NELSON Fine Furniture Come Tonight} To the Seater & Co. Bankrupt | Stock Sale ‘ ti In Fifteen Minutes i pays for it. o The Show Is Con- stantly Changing Everything for the home—CARPETS, RANGES, BEDDING, CURTAINS, COOKING UTENSILS AND FURNITUREOF EVERY DEBCRIPTION at prices which are without parallel in the Merthe [| west, If you don't see what you want today, come tomorrow.” y The sale is for cash, and owing to the lack of flor spec, we cannot hold goods for future delivery. Frederick & Nelsor COMPLETE HOUSEFURNISHERS * Second Ave., Madison and Spring Strests, SD QUT EAs Ofertas txts 4 wee @aewwmne 2 doz. Half-Pint Bottles delivered to pert 9c, Telephone, Rainier 30. 7 Study Its Merits Nature's Near Neighbor Crowne Brunner & 502 Pike Street. Phone Main 1060 FAMILY LIQUOR D. Goods delivered free to any part of Whiskies and Brandies and Californ Guaranteed to give satisfaction. city. Wines. All’ goods & 713 Union Bik., First Am THE REAL PAINL ESSE | Gold Fillings . | Silver Fillings -Gold Crown. rs, 713 First Avenue, Union 8 cuth of MacDougal! & Plaincitt at their ofies nd in case of to do, judgment against you according to of the complaint, whieh filed with the clerk of te titled court E ject of said action ‘The obj eure @ decree of Rae ground of failure abandonment, and for th® 1MMONS. mn IN TH RIOR | su COURT OF | the State of Washington, | | for the e hy nty of King. Frances Cunnningham, M nningham, No. Summons. The State of Washington to the Michael Cunningham, defend- plaintiff, vs. defendant, hae C sald ant You are hereby summoned to ap- minor ehildre! n pear within sixty (60) days after the| p date of the first publication of this ummons, to-wit within sixty days after the defe tnd day of the abey action In the above entt and answer the complain plaintiff and serve a copy answer upon the undersign: court the f your] ¢ aitor-| omce Mutual Life Building, junty, Washington. "rst publication, Al