The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 13, 1902, Page 3

QUEEN CITY LAUNDRY sad on geamecgeabeiaced | Rev, Benjamir iret and “ial } Neither does her Rusband, C.| county sir | Edwin Summers, The story of their | aged in mi Fourth, weveral Limes printe e@nsid.| 53 yenra, two & { : ' ; erable pertod, terminatt tl i ; | Quick Kidney Cure |un rot I¥O1, they published th ' Stops pain in the back end | Jqot badly tangled up dunncigity, nnd Me B An investigation « ai Kisney and” bind: Methods they found It tenyentent| r s of electricity as the $ _ to skip by the Maeht of the moon. | i ; merits of ¢ : }} Quick ORUG CO. 704 tet ave |]\"They Were traced te Poruena, trom | PA, Sighting medium, Will re- @ | llpcremmmmmesre= millthere to Ban Francisco und thence | te sult in your using it | WATCHES. DIAMONDS, FIN 6 | Wan arven! m baat, Bre, Rammer ' : JEWELRY AND SILV Tt is not certain that Summers ever AND A 7. No Matches, Smoke or 708 tet reached Bpokane,. Mra. Bummers i Odors. The ‘Yargest jeweiry house tn the|Was expecting him, when she was | venient and cleanly system Northwest run in herself, The charge against t er ciiicia! lighting. pla PANY bon her at Spokang was obtaining money t Cheap enough to be in A Bogus Cheok A golden washboard w i “aon Na % Mrs, Summera cashed 9 bogus] bar of soup ls the ‘ every one’s reach check, sinned by her husband, which|[. J. Horn. whe with } ' ahe mays he had sent to hen She| arrived from t laims th t she supposed th The Seattle says that she did this upon th the washboard ed te Funeral Directors and Embalmera. Cadre thy dh yt Ui. tid Foo WE WANT YOU | 17 First Ave. bec Pics and Union | "05 ()!"e Us! the ude of the wu penton | Low Angelos Beattie, Wasp. sunty Jaik In-telling thin TO BRING summer, sh® said “r=: DIRECTORS YOUR eves that, I screamed right ¢ tm court, Jand told the judge tt wae an out- © they feel weak or begin eRe. q RLY ATTENTION save |December. Her time tp the Sp e 'ACCUSE |Be Tried and May Be Found by Jury to Be a county Jail expired about June 1 OUS trouble Inter on. Our ad- fs fend examination costs you noth- || g/crmiauing Goods Mats and |g. We have glasses to sult any |} yy, Ballding. - to await trial in the federal court on| win ual ‘ Beans: 3.00 and up STEF | axe: LOSER See me ie, Soares Somrt o” | annual apes AND TALK IT OVER WITH Jdreased to John A. Moon, a young | Of, the Phtiads >. % |™an who was terested with her! cuanp opricar co. | A YY. M. oJ [apse hutitend” inthe publication | stem, neta EYE SPRCIALISTS. . © ROLL ICK or eiiolte Proweeea shen Bun | MF Peel pan be Sten. Figner @ Lane's store. mers admite opening the letter, bat 3i Second Avenue. Seattle | The American Clothier, [says she thought It pertained to the ays That Ail of the Baggage Sent to His Home W. G lobe Building oe i _ YOUR VOTE: Te iiekox, ‘ot 188 ee Hickox, of 126 Siath aven t victirn, nite lice @ story of the romuery Agent for the Celebrated John B.|when they were on the business of Steteon Hat, the paper. Her trina! w et for T Plans and Estimates furnisted. en 3 see. 3, whon she was first brought M. SHAW @ CO. latthe last summer, ae mia aeeet |B THE QUAKER DRUG CO.}) 5 Phone, Black 331 Bole Agents for CURE-IT-UP—Cures Chill 1013-1015 First Avenue And Hot Water Heating. so PAIR U. S. Cavairy Boots High Top, Hand Sewed and Waterproof. The registration books close to- |font) anere | EWELER AND OPTICIAN to 39 Pike street, between All qualified voters who have not |the expressmen and Fourth. registered either iagt spring or this | business W. $. KIRK, 1208 First Ave. Bi fait and who do not do 40 before to- | Methods of = tow | morrow night will lose thetr vote in |naye with ex |the coming elec eee be traded ta Jap The restration is now 20,000. At the closing hour Saturday |, JAMES HENRY night it was 1384. By wards: First 4014; Second, 1.442: Third, Fourth, 2.272; Fifth, 2.681 1.460; Seventh, 2.647; Bighth, thers who is died Mr, Micke He wtated t leave Green « freight recetpt Winte, 1.900 freight which was to have been de livered to his how charges that only a part was det ered and that the rest waa held out On Saturday 479 ree Tageing Compe Gener | most that many registered this wate morning. By the closing hour to +. SF night fully twice and probably three time as many will have registered lby the expressm Several pernons have secured their | - tration cards and failed to then | ear to them and have them in-/ scribed in the registration books. Those that do this are not registered and will not be entitled to vote. Se. uring the card i# simply a pretim!- nary to expedite the work of regis | tering. CORT, Mgr. Phone, Mgin 6. will seriously and Tuesday Night "THE COUNTY FAIR" % BY Gomntest i } [night or tomorrow ax to the result | Morgan's meeting with'the v | a sine ies tae + [It was stated ty a connection of the EMPTY SPOT i - jo a en important WASHIN weeme=?| PIANO Fiipinos ES = FRIENDLY * b takes It Rings Through History! that makes for-purity of tone and ex- CHAS. ASTOR PARKER ’ a deat War D Preaduction of | cellence of action. Var = + geseag ofthe | it is the piano of which Josef Hoff. | | | | FRANCISCO, Oct. 13.—Gen NT “BAR! a pmieToHE” man said: “There is only one piano,| SAN FRANCI today on the trench eral Grant arrived ens and that i# the Steinway.” transport Logan. He says: “Bo fur Mary Elizabeth Forbes Sold here exclu ers nimo | magnificent ‘historical staxe — lthe Philippines. 1 believe that 9 per | visited Annape tention of our 711 Second Avenue jin future will be internal revolt |oughne by Ciyée Pitch, America's cent. of the Fitipinos if given @ vote ington on a spe penser io men. Sherman, Clay & Co. icniin’se"esr the nati ‘The only trouble Nkely | surpr Reliable Pianos CLINE’S PIANO HOUSE f th 4 Win. Russell, Manager. marge =o Main 567; The Cniy Show in ‘Town. NN 5 VICTORIA “FINNIGAN'S BALL” é ‘ PO big Wea) te Funny, and it's Good WILKESHARKE, Oct. | 18-—Re- | ren and Headea by |portn from Hazelton dintrict say hat the miners are starving and in Geltagher & Barrett |that ldire need of Immediate assistance ‘® Rattiing Good Company. |News was bre hy by aM enfeehled Seath to be had for last night at man, who walked 10 miles to «ppeal Wolock. Be wi Secure y nr help to save the wives and fam~ ISON . sin. THEATER, Telephone, Main 1292 uth of the 12,000 cases of aera nd here | WEATHER FORECAST The beat la wate ¢ * ‘ Tuesday occasionn! rain, with light |M hh south winds west of the Ml original 600 in Oe fr rine de " ixteen u 1d J Ke RECEIVED THIS WERK 1 CAR STEEL RANGES 1 CAR HEATING 8TO LCAR LINOLEUM At Peiiich Air-Tight Heater, tined throughout, $2.1 } " inch AlteTight Heater, lined throughout, $2.99. DAULTON ormance Day and Night 2 P.M. to 11 P.M. The ructed that | Wholesale” | = 4 st Clothing Co. and a gold Ww Pacific Co | * 18 Seattle, Wash. stolen 7 , 10¢ dy gpa elo nee -‘Flothing Tlophone Pink 1751 imam ee Dey and Sia. Every Week | O69 First Ave. Cor. Marion St] it was otglen trons wan, 1 SUNNERS CASE PIONEER DIES RAILROADS MUST COME TO TIME AT ONCE AND SEE COUNGILMEN # TUNNEL AND TERMINAL FOR THE TIME-BEING AT OUTS ON ALMOST EVERY PROPOSITION = checkered career In Seattle has been | wife to wh he check} voyage of the Hur t i Moved to 1406 ad Ave. Jaaid, ince she came to the Seattle her h a nd Elec ‘ric ote |Jatl, that she has never heard of him|Kiondihe in the Pe ‘Tel, Stain oan |*NSR Her arrest. Mra. Summers later | sho followed. h An etinmal vores tae | led guilty to the charge »- | Ronanaa, which made th |tatning money under faire pretensen.| ter it had been devel NDERTAKER S [eapeene ee ed rove at Colton PHILADELPHIA iphia & Reading rat “ Another baggage swind) morrow at midnight men who are alwaye in ha This time It t* one agKnge ¢ COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oot ‘to fines Senator celled all speaking engage Beier es) ME WATOMLESS | oar TO FILL AN TON, weratora and ere int in! James F. Smith r Bernard Moses. of ¢ as the United States is concerned all) WASHINGTON | the soldiers could be withdrawn from |rhe Crown Prince « , would favor the re-|prince was given attitude towards ademy. He expr at the magnit SEATTLE ith nal malt make «i men a A pr wiry New | IERe A ARE VENTURE we | SECOND AVE. AND UNION ST: MIN S A NC iS ASHORE wrecked on Tugwell Ini received a telegran Captain Buckhot, el is making water fast here in poverty at the ed and bound NDIANAPOLIS, pected to. walve lor and prominence L. H. Gorlg reported this morn: rauch prospe nent being reach actual work heve ay by Counetin man of thy ne of the nference with the railroad officials have matter m Willful 1 Delay nafter propokition has by each practicon while the members of y made of the rail NEW After) the rm tal reeult Mre. Kate came up for sec wooed a Owing to the Wesdaeniay with many onteide that Molineus’s vamu red bas been considerably the death or } imp: present trial w History of Case The crime of wHich Motix made his home at the club, he Cheesebre worn, WHO & hotr singer and later concerts teatimony Mins Cheesebrough in the spring | used him and showed Jone for Mra. Ai | tell to ue |ter swalie of 1899. one physician ¢ then Molingux’s Best friend. | Molineux, after a with Harry Cornish, the physi tor of the Knickerbocker Ath- resigned from and became an active member of the tle later ing the Knickerbocker Athle Molineux gave bin atill his warmest friend, apparently, it his successful rival Swatlowed Medicine In Novembe ter swallowing sor pom to Barnet, h Was supposed ixed in the powder ‘sent lineux did not Barnet during his tin attend the funeral igh the matle r did he best friend, na neux married Miss Matter Hushed The fact AV ek was polson L after the death was known that was in the Kut f Mrs, anide of mer w powder sent to him, ppowed jt ent #candal in| jub If p van hushed up oning of Mre son Harry ( rnieh, it was said, PROPOSITION 18 ALL OFF, AT LEAST COMMITTEEMEN AN OFFICIALS ARE 1b repor Friendly Relations Off between the ra riendly relatt r and members of the council committees are practically br joft. The consideration is at a sta etl | Al the last conference of the com mittess and the raliroad offich Judge Burke, for the railroads, mad practically an ultimatum to t f fect that unless the ancl would get 4 > business an least show Hngness to cor the matter in something like @ fw manner the railroads would abande the propomiti ttrely Counctiman James then, for th the proposition, and not Thub the matter bangs Burke, He was inf 1 he got ready ot come to terms he should intimate much to the com Judge Burke bas from yet, and it is very much 4: 1 if he will be, Thus it look f the tunnel and termina on is Of Poisoning Two Persons, Roland B. Mollineux Will MURDERER eux hated. A ner Waa went to mail, It was in 1 whom M bettie of bromo » Cornish pugh t & little silver ho} and came twe days before Christmas. It was sup ned to be a Christmas gift. Cor fish took the 1 bromo peltze to hin home he lived with Mra. Adame 3 faughter, Mre Floree few days af hristmes Mre was feeling 4 asked Cornis n sh tes ROLAND MOLINEUX xer. ‘The bettie in the silver holder was brought and a dose taken out me. Mra. Adams floor and expir on af ing the drug. Cornish said he took some of the atuff left in the glass and was made il, though nied he was sick, Double Murder Then the story was told of the poisoning of Barnet. His body was isinterred and an examination of wider taken before hie death that the same polson which the death of Mra. Adams was mental in causing the death of Barnet. For weeks the police were 2 loss for a clew to the sender of ison and the motive of the murder. ( h xald from first that he su Molineux, t the police had absolutely no in mation on which to base this sus fon. Then came the examinattor f the handwriting of the address on the poison package, A sample of Molineux’s handwriting was obtained declared that he had poison packages, It was on this evidence almost entire! that Molineux was convicted nviction the family and frie the 1 man, through the forts of eminent cour nucceeded In staying the execution for more te than two years, while Molineux re rained in ndemned chamber of Sing Sing prison. Finally a se nd trial wae obtained, since which ime Molineux has been confined Tombe ‘There were few better known men in the athletic circles of New York than Molineux or years he wae regarded ps one of the best all-round mateur athletes in the state. H futher and mother are among "the most prominent persons socially in Brooklyn, and young Molineux fig ured more or leas prominently In so. ciety prior to his trouble Members CUT PRICES Waterproot Shoes and Oil Clothing MONARCH ShoeC Men's 00 Mackintosh Coats at .. ; $2.50 Men's $10 to $12 “Mac kintosh Coats, warranted water. proof, now $5.75 MEN'S SLICKERS AND OIL PANTS AT A BAR- GAIN. 300 pairs Men’s High Cut Waterproof -Elk Shoes, double soles; regular price $5.00, now ++ + 83.00 1319 FIRST AVENUE Until October 20th Juce our substantial work a Hours 8:40 4 Dehtal Surgeons. nd painless methods of doing the Silver Fillings 350 22-k. Gold Crowns Porcelain Crowns uP 3.50 Bridge Work, per tooth 3.50 Our Artistic Vuloan Plates $5.00 | Lady Attendants All Work Guaranteed 12 Years BOSTON DENTAL PARLORS 4 Avenue Opposite Bot age # KU 1 Dp, m ACTIONS OF PRESIDENT | P |TEN PER CENT MORE) | Prices Will Be Advanced That Much findings to ¢ been going the ill property as y determined to this act iw monerally belfe nent coming a# It does fr STYLISH GIRL LIES IN THE GUTTER fined to Seattle by any means, tr rin Capitol Hill realty, t the advance in value of th |property will be steady, A repr Hl lots TROUBLE ON HER MAIDEN VOYAGE which arrived to sailors on the According to statements the officers of the as a warm time be- At length Cor Jaw which em ¢ men had to be put tr » wax considerable dis- play of guns, but no a the Fremont ship in thelr places. ion of the ov first place be- gral cargo for this port and wil! load | Bagie Harbor The funeral funeral parlor tomorrow afternoon f Bonney & Stewart Dancing Classes Professor Wilnon a! Monday and Friday evenings. Pri- wate lessons dai Meeting of Carpenters’ row night at 1420 Fourth avenue Ranke Han will be held tot usiness of importance J. M. WILKIN 1. A. MAFRIGE CO. 120-14 Pike St., Cor. Second Ave, IMPOSSIBLE TOGET TH mover Five Salesmen, three bookkeepers and two stenographers could not wait on all the people. Thirty-five Men’s Wool Sults Organs, Talking Machines, Reo- ords, Violins, Guitars, Banjos, Mandolins, Brass instruments, For $5.00 cluded in the sales of the biggest REMOVAL SALE of innerSets 50-PIECE SET $6. 48 PIECE DIN DINNER SET $11.98 Crepe Paper, with our closing out sal |music, the greatest expansion and | special cut- pric Ever Before Conducted in the North- Choice,’ new upright pianos that lret ail regularly at $265, now only $181 thers, too numerous to mention her |in_ proportion. t bargains in| Slightly-used and second-hand pianos. Organs, new, now $ regular $75 instruments, [ $68 for the $95 and $110 styles. |big values in second-hand organ | Pianos and organs sold on easy pay- | ments. Old instruments ta jopen Saturday evenings only. 903 Second Avenue, Burke Buildin and Crockery House LITTLE ARTISTE PAINTS We have them to 3.50 | when you want the COON BROS. 1412 First ave. near Unton. Cakes is 3) SHOP LIFTER WEONESDAY » the Fifteenth The change of price nounced ® ago by the Moore Investment w sume Hvely selling of lotw that local n Monda Tue After the 15th all sales will be i bject to 10 per cent. ad on present low prices Vinitors to Seattle are at on Hill wf nd tr # to non Me he last few weeks at- the fact that the knowledge of auty of Capitol Hill ts not eon- ery lioune that goes up in t lity is a well-built, modern resi hin t alone i* a guaranty to tative of the Moore Investment will be on the grounds Monday aday, to show property to ¢ Capitol who wish to Investig LION CLOTHING HOUSE 220-222 1st Ave. Se. cor. Main. There’s Warmth and Health In Every Garment All-Wool Underwear $1 Each 00 DO" Small of ew Britain Underwear worth from $1.50 to $2.00 each. Heavy and mediam winter weigh them in our window, MUSIC HOUSE BLOCKADED 0. & JOHNGON CO. HAD THI NOVEL EXPERIENCE ON SAT- URDAY FOR SEVERAL HOURS IN THE AFTERNOON AND EVENING: THE AISLES BEING 80 CROWDED THAT IT WAS customers were in the store at one time Saturday evening. Pianos, day of general music and musical instrument merchandising Seattie ever saw. We are running in. conjunction of sheet sale of PIANOS and ORGANS west instruments go at $195, the | 0 and $475 styles are now off- | at $220, $280 and 242, and all All instruments guaran - © as represented. Store D. S. JOHNSTON CO. General Music Dealers, SEATTLE SOUVENIR CUPS Do not miss seeing them, as they are HH} the sweltest sou. ff} venir on the mar- |{| ket | | | 807 1st, Ave. Time Inspector for the C. & P. 8. Ry. AND CAFE aes 1413 Second Avenus 500 RATLROAD Bon Marche block, ‘Tel. Main 880, in the Morning A cup of our Coffee and Vienna the thing Special Sale of Bakery Goods Every Saturday Mist Ms week not the Pinkham’s Yenstable Favorite Prescription Fountain Syrings, Te cara Tablets .. Taloum Powder Batinette Face Powd- Rouge, No. 18 ... ‘Yesler and ‘Second Third and Main Did it oceur to you when you were in churcl: Sunday that your little old and the worse for wear? If it aid, we would suggest that you com down and see our line of PAT- TERN HATS. We have adar, besides we makes! hats to suit your fancy, and the best of it, you do not have to pay ail cash, but can buy on our iberal weekly payment pian, Opposite Ares Aroade | Bidg. Coalks, uit, ‘ond Millinery. STOCKHOLDERS The regular meeting holders of the Seattle Association will be held MEETING. of the stocks in hall No, % th avenue. Bee in the cit; October 13 190m, F. A. RUST, Sec. ana Mer. Classified Ads ~The aoe tween Pike and’ Pine, Seattle, on Monday. at § o'clock p. m. Cotumbia Terrace Sorprise to Atl. Viator, Large Lots Beautifully Situated, on rer mente of $2 a Week. We have never bad in our fourteen years experience a better pleased lot of ple than those who have thus far seem Columbia Terrace, and never either have we ever had a larger crowd oat on the + mever either have we had a nicer lot of peopie, not even when, our notable sale of Renton's ad- Aition thirteen years ago. Everyone tas agreeably surprised at land—it's simply pertect. ber of the lots face Yirectly upon the boulevard aud there is not a lot more than @ Block and’a bait away from the car line, And then the «laes—some lots , 180 and even 175 fect deep and are 40, 0 and 00 feet wide, : The prices too ate exivemely reasonable, £190 to $300 and the terms very easy! $20 cash and $2.a week. Like eversthing we have ever handled, this ts stirctly legitimate property—ready to Stores, churches, schools the lay of oq A large sum- markets are right at hand. ur representative is on the ground from morning until night. Cut out these tiek- October 18 and 14, G6od, FOR ONE FARE TL COLUMAIA. TRRRACE On cars of Seattle & Renton Rail- Ht. O8GOOD, Pres. Account of Crawford &s Conover. FOR ONE FARE BIA TERRACE On cars of Seattle & Renton Ratl- t Crawford & the Renton car on Washington street, > the office and have some one Additional free tickets at These lots will not Don't wait @ CRAWFORD & CONOVER, 202 and 28 New York bloc! 90 acres cleared, styes, chicken 15 tans potatoes, washing machine, churn and gum= erona other art 1 step Fight OR and ot Work; Holn Wanted—Male POR NEVADA” AND “UTA MACHINE MEN SE NICHOL & HAWK 18 Whe? MAIN 87! ong bright boy. Ap. copying letters at