The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 17, 1902, Page 2

THE SEATTL. STAR BY ETAN PUBLIAME EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY. | TELEPHONES | Business Dept, Matn 1050 fal Dept, Main naa | Tagard Wells, Bditor EI Trusiness Manager | orrices Beattle—1107 Third avenue _ New York--2%0 Temple Court Butiding eet Chicago— 31 8 Wuilding Street Des cont per copy; win cents per week oF (Wwenly-fve cents per month, delivered ty mail oF earriers tree vopten, Batered at the poatoiMos at & ta. Washington. as se | } | |, earth a noted V baby Ameri the special Malt way around the ant have hurried to minister to The treatment for wh Guties in the Austrian capital may y \ child ta Chicago for a month: but the wltin t of te fondly i, wilt be that the Little one will be Lolita Armour is the patient, She ts the d < mour, Chicago, and is heiress to $20,000,000 Her # $40,000 for a hour operation, so that his che q to run and play lke the grimy little tote whe fro at the ¢ stones of an evening tn squalid streets on the West sit The Armour child w bern with shallow hip sockets, and her thigh bones slip out and f to suppe: the weight of her body She will have to lie rigid in a plaster cast fo mot *, while Prof. Adolph 4 enz’s zesistant Watches to see that she is properly cared for, At the end 3 of that time nature ts expected to have remedied her mistake with the milltionaire’s child, and make glad an unhappy home of ury ‘The lesson in this ts not the devotion of the father ‘ongly indi- cated as It ts, His expenditure Involves oo sacrifice of money, when his wealth ts considered. Probably, if convinced that he could buy her nolal world would feel the perfect health with his whole fortune, the f shock of miliiéna of capital suddenty shifted. THE LESSON 18 THAT EVERY PARENT WHO HAS A BRIGHT, SOUND, HEALTHY CHILD—WHETHER THERE 18 MONEY TO HUMOR ALL ITS WANTS OR NOT-HAS A N INSPIRATION POWER, FOR GRATITUDE TO AN ALL-WISE Enterprine A: Pais at ct Sf shagey ¢ ae eit shows the Black and white combination. It whit and black velvet. vant and an Irish hostler, pay Inakes @ strong claim for tl ~, elty and effectiveness of its scenery whieh is carried. - “Florodera” “Florodora.” with its remarkable record of success all over this coun- try, standing as @ positive proof of its unusual cellence as & musical comedy attraction, will be seen in this city on Sunday and three suc- ceeding nights \at the Grand, and will be sung by John C. Fisher and Thos. W Ryley's very large and rep- resentative company, among whom will be noted many prime favorites. ‘The chorus with this attraction, celebrated for their grace and good looks, and the famous double sex- tette, with ite sf ‘The sume great production that has chatmed all who have been for- tunate enough to witness “Fiore- be brought and mounted All the popular muai- cal gemsare still to be heard, so taken all together, the coming of this remarkable organization will be indeed a treat to music lovers here, its !t has been elsewhere. Seats are now on sale. Madison Theater ‘The bill at the Madison theater next Week Is sald to be one of the has been secured at the ince it has been in the hands of the new managers. There will be a continuous performance every day. Ellery’s Italian Band Italian band closed a “The Ponitent” “The Penitent,” another play rich in promise, opens its engagement for three performances at the Grand to- night and the enormous advance vale would Indicate that there will be many to see Sts presentation. “The Penitent” is said to portray a phase of lite with which we are un- familiar, but have heard much of, and conveys a lesson on morality far étronger than that which eman- ates from many pulpita, and, it ts said, never fails to leave am ineftace- for good upon the fabiets ot the memory of te behold- Tts many stirring situatio and Uinliling climaxes we are. to will ite auditors spelibound by (rag ty ae one Peanont’ |Was committed Thompson reported Fae eta oD ot ela plotorma |'t (© the police, claiming that Wal- pos Mang 7 ‘3 lage Rad taken the money. Thom B. son stated he had picked up W. “A Wise Member” on the street, taken Him out to dine ner and further befriended the young | man by taking him to his room with ! him in a local hotel, with the result that he awakened the nett morhing to find his companion and money both misasing, Wallace was arrented ¢|at the time, ut Thompson could not leave his ahi® then to prosecute t case, #0 after being held two days Walince was released. pillar kr ess Fletcher & Carpenter, realty bar- i J, ARONSON Wholesale Liquor Dealer 109 Columbia Street Seattle, Wash. Telephone Pink 17 4 FRIEND OF A DAY TOOK ALL HIS PAY; | G. W. Thompson, of the United States transport Warren, who cial to have been robbed of 4479 sever weeks ago, yegterday swore complaint fore = Justice charging John Wallace with theft. The morning after the theft ‘8 engagement. full of specialty features and. com- teal . The St. public in a recent cri play oe eats “The Opera house was packed Inst nih with an apprecia- tive mufience that theroughly en- joyed an excellent production of the latest farce comedy, Wise Mem- ber’ Witty lines, humerous scenes and novel specialties combine to hold | the attention of the auditer, making. ‘the entertainment unusually pleasing orthy of more than pass- | ‘Third Avenue “Pienigan's Bail” at the Third Av- theater haa stirred up the risi- of tho theater goers of Seat'le more than’ anytifing seen here this Tt will continue to arnuse of the Third Avenue thet for tice "ures more pertormas and then w4ll bave to make room for “On the of Twetve.” which weual matinee next It t one of the most suc weneat! pkuy ite title and a Eee entertoler's den is an- Sf the novel foawures. Jack 5 ol te hero, is falmely accused of a crane and conviated. and weil He es- from prison in a highly dra- mander and then proceeds to jumdéewn his enemies. There | plenty of «omedy running through! y aod thin is furnished by a agua! ‘chaswcted, ep FILIPINOS | TO BE FREE}: lov. Taft Delivers In-| iis dependence Speech was WILL MAKE THINGS HUM That the state in Dist tortal confeat nbracing Hlack Auburn, G: q ™ Attorney ditor fred Ni in this case. the power to © petitieners lect & party designa- amines. held that under a law the [ast seasion of the ‘oup of 200 or more panned legislature, any gr voters had such power, MAKES PLEA — OF INSANITY Tom Phillips, convicted in 8nohom. ish county on a change of venue from King, of one of th wenan tional robbertes that com mitted im recent w the dead line, te trying ta gain his Uberty on & plea of intanity. Phillipe has occupied & celt in the county jail for the last three years, his case having beep taken to the supreme court, where it was remand: new trial Steve Lyts, convicted of being an ac- complice In the theft, ts now serving out a term in the state penitentiary. Yeuterday Page & Shipley. attor- neys for Phillips, filed an applica With Judge Taliman for Phillips’ nowal to some asylum where he ¥ receive medical treatment. The attorneys are hopeful of ultimately securing Philtips’ release. THEY TALK MUCH BUT DO LITTLE At « long seasion of the street com. mittee of the city council held yee terday afternoon the matter of im- proving Railroad versity to Broad at lengtty, but the venue from Uni ‘eet Was gone into it waa found that contemplated improvements uld be some 96.000 in excews of (he jecgament. no definite action was the matter. It tw ander- it roperty owners are afxious to have the work dene and are willing to rafee the extra, but 48 yet (his preposition jaken no tangible form. The Denny way improvement was also gone into at length, but action was indefinitely postponed. MORTALITY REPORT _ funeral of Rachel P. Beach id from the Lp ees? at Ren- fterooon. Burnett were held from the parlors of Butterworth and at o'clock this afternoon, ‘The funeral of Maj. C. H. Crane, tokmerly of the atute national will be held from the Church of the Immaculate Conception at 10 o'clock Saturday morning The burtal will be in Calvary cemeter: Wagner's band will head the fgneral proces. sion. Companies B and D will escort the body to the «rave. Bugene 1. Myer, the six-months- | old child of Mr. and Mre_J. L. Myer, | died at the residence, 3% Sixteenth | avenue, jast night. The funeral wii! | be held from the residence tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment | will be in Calvary cemetery. Pascoe Dunlap, real estaty. $4 Union block. > Goto een! for bloycle rege | Carvers FOR SATURDAY AFTER SIX ‘These sample Carvers came to us at one-third under fac- tory cost and wetgive them to ‘ALOF | our regular retail price, Every carver marked in plain figures and you pay one-half of marked price. \SHE DIDN'T MARRY THE SEATTLE STAR CUT PRICES |: oe Paes DESPERADO TRACY | Llebig’s Beef, iron and Wine ETERSONG GOOb GOODS «Ww PIKE STREET ak SHOR} won ONuwn 206, 208, EP'T Every Money - Saving Mother Knows of It WATERPROOF | SH OE. i. and CLOTHING DO You Want Them Best Footwear Thats Made Water Resist. ing Shoes Men’ s Hats STORE Men Wor pairs Tar $a lag k Shoes, at $1.25 ‘* Pasha Shape H ID GLOVE ater colors, —_—_— J late sty regular al #1.00 $3.50, now at . } Lat s, beautiful 60) ‘imperial 60 pairs Loggers’ Hight Cut $ «|| “cetanctonn Gs a sr aol ; rw Utside Counters, regular $ zZ 7 - £3 - , $10 ert Cloth Ladies’ German Lamb Kn Ladies’ Elastic Be ror : cape, neat plaid . ao ans le Suits of Cx th rich colors, 760 value; selling at at PAs $1.48 Manes Eng?’ ‘a Wool Serge f pa ; c eae eed rage : ntoshes, wide . sw Waterproof Shoes D as, SM f +e Laatew, Flectric Beal Collarette. | cape, inlaid velvet collag: pairs Men's High Cut Men's $2.25 Corduroy pp: long tails, worth $6.00; selling at nad longed valen Waterproof Elk Shoes 1.45 H i $5.00, now ’ 3,00 Serge New Style Ready Heavy Wool Hone, Mae ee . 3 Suit oth a oud Sain selling at ..... 420 pale, Men's iiigh ‘Cer | made Suits of Clothes new and ton Underwear WHOL® CODFISH, per poupd Waterproof Asbestos Tart: $6.25 hild Wool He save + a wits pees. ‘ool Hone, ; | peng Oe SMOKED SALMON-—Rich and nage Moose Stock Shoes fen’s $5.00 Mackintosh if ine Hina he “Snirts Pir iy Mi Fm vou, fat, per pound 206 hand sewed double soles Coats . $2.50 ] || Men's Pine aterino Sox, remula Be ‘ 25e BIG FAT MACKEREL regul 7 Men's $10 to $12 Mackin- , Ladies’ Natural Wool Shirt % egular price $7.00, now at » Bord es Sale urn ol Shirts and : Be and Bie B % $4.50 tosh Coats, warranted wa- phir rok Hox feEsc | Drawers, warmth. servine ane oagibdssat a ‘ ood wear combine 2% value 4oc Cashmere Hose, at...15c $ terproof, now $4.75 ], a F Combined: 1-43-00 | New Longfellow MoselG asc Suspenders roc } 100 pairs of Woollen Blank Gents’ Heavy Fleeced Shirts and | 2ium bust, long over Riga ay 5 ; rT. St ) ; Pr oatete 4 W i t' f Drawers, 6bo value ase | value + oa $1.00 Black Satteen Shirts..} ets and Comforts to be aists tor Gants AM Weel nenkud shlis ane 4 Seneaee eas 1-pound package -45e $ sold at a bargain, as we come in white, gray EVAPORATED 3OTS—Per pound... Se OYSTER COCKTALL CATSUP Per bottle ECONOMY @REAM Per dozen cans cane, 4 dozen RE CIDER VINE Special price— S-gallon ke S-gallon kes HOLD FAST SHAVING SOAP Per cake 2 JESSE MOO! Per bottle. GREEN RIVE Per bottle .....» MATTINGLY & MOORE WHISKEY ~ Per bottle YELLOWSTONE WHISKEY Per bottle .. 61.25 HUNTER RYe WHISKEY $1.25 % WHISKEY 00 and Toeow, all 104-106 iit, Ave. Bet. Vester and W: Telephone, That's the logical result of such a sale as this. Mr. Jones tells Mr. Brown, the Brown boys get Suits, and the Smith boys are-told about it. chain has been started, and business is at the flood tide. The sate far surpasses anything in the nature of a bargain event that has been seen in this city for years. trade, every stitch is equal to custom tailoring, and IF YOU DON’T GET MORE THAN DOUBLE YOUR MONEY’S WORTH YOU CAN GET Y! endless Five extra salesmen have been ME Black, Blue and Brown $8 Beaver Overcoats, now $6 OVERCOATS cut to.. $1.50 Wool Underwear ..75¢ beautifully enetitched e ¢-inch Fancy Sik Neck Ribbons in tucked, $1.50 value, selling at be and winter patterns; every Low Prices | $2.65 | ‘concetvabie color combination pa ne stintn tnt AR AAA RA AARARAARARAARA laties Piack Sicilian W reguiar worth tic a yard... 12%¢ Located one-half block north of postoffice, 1319 First avenue, Cup Cakes 8c Doz, Two Doz. for 15c ora we: % van 1 Drawers, $1.3 vatue; selling at] $1.35 value . need the room. ; ) Trunks, Bags, Valises, Overcoats and Mackintosh Coats at All Fancy Strig Ladies 4 Granite W at $1.19 Flannel Waists, Furnis French made exactly Hike ton All Sik Hair Ribbon im plain and fancy patterns; your chotce Sat urday Pa $3.50 value; MONARCH SHOE CO. { Seattle, Wash. AND CAFE 1ai3 Second Avenue SATURUAY’S SPECIAL /Doot forget our Home-made Bread FIELOAST CLOTHING Co 9°C0 FERST AVE. COR. MARION ‘Trains connect bou with Points and and ‘Skagway. SEATTLE, EDMU EVE! ‘The Palatial Steamer City of Everett Taree Reet TS ee |* Beaton verett $:16 4 NORTHW SoS MERCIAL CO. wer Sailings The, Oregon ts the ety oa ta | of the largest In Ms has just been reeitted t an pense of $100,000, 1 initial trip thi year bad & =THIRD WEEK AND BETTER THAN EVER | The clothing is made for high-class IR MONEY BACK ou for all that come early if you can. ; close Saturdays at 11 p. m. N’S AND BOYS’ SUITS AT 60 CENTS ON THE DOLLAR $22 and $25 SUITS engaged for tomorrow, so that everybody can be waited on; Doors open at 8 a. m. Offices—201-2 Pioneer Phone, Union | venvenpe¥poces ee $20 SUITS For \U. & Navy Yard and Steamers ATHLON, INLAND FLYBR ORCHARD. Pine Oxford Box Cut Top and $22 OVBRCOATS, Coate, regular $12 and $14.. [} NOW jescsevencs Ae seesepece i | * $x0 line of OVERCOATS, T 50 $15 and $18 OVERCOATS, Ghatwegay and Sunday oath pr Re liane t ae Pi ow, cx cdskns sic ' Deave tdbey — 760 aa am; 6 p.m. |. uu am; 6:05 pm. For Pleasant leaving § | i a undeye: emerton and Round Wie *For Beach only. Fare—S0 Conte