The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 17, 1902, Page 3

we give You apecial tr Bach day we nive bor w ¢ fare nga M | povonie fon 4-10. bare — Gtycerine, per cake piace en 35 rand Bee Boap, cakes ise ide Glycerine Soap, Ne cakes De are entitled to these same f« experts serve YOU Read on hae oan Me cakes... Bai Crom Sanative Skin Soap kes Tar Soap, Me cakes Shaving Soap, 1c bare Se | arTeLLDRuGCO. &% SECOND AVENUE, ‘Detivery, AMUSEMENTS Phone, Main 603 | orena “Seatile Leading Theater. | gods Main & and Saturday, Saturday | Matinee, NANKEVILLE PRESENTS | PENITENT of Hall Caine, Author of “The Christian.” ihe FRIDAY. x FISHER AND RYLEY Success of the Century ORODORA ty EROFOLIT AN Maiden” Sextete. | bal- | 8 lower finor, and $1; gallery, b6c, AVENUE THEATRE... Main 667; Matinee Sat- suctees of the end Barret in 3 gans and 20 Male Voices in | WEEK «oom SUNDAY MATINEE _New"—The Piausible | her word Music (0. pa brescriptions, too, and none | THE RECEIVED NO MONEY LINCOLN, N SEATTLE STAR RAILROAD ACCIDENT RT, JOBEPH, Mo, Oct, 1.—In a betwe a freight and a t the Burling ad this morning, five miles north £ thin city, 20 persons were Injured. KNOCKED HIS <SsSk is BLOCK OFF i Solomon thin city mashed, th nd bagng # of the passen- | Workman Sues Proprietor of Second Avenue Cafe Because He Spoilt His Good Looks The suit of Nels wer being reduced to kindling William Block for $15,000 damages | ‘TALESMEN : SUMMONED | |euperior court, ‘The suit grows out Jof a strike that took place at Hloch Jeafe on Second avenue, June a year Jago. Olsen claima that he was wo ng in the establishment wher ke occurred, and during a troversy June 36, 1901, Bloch hit Ni tn the foe, knocking niin breaking hie rent one and permanently disfiguring his feca, and because of this, the loss of oo | locks and the mental and phystoal h that Bloch's fiat SAID TO BE ERRONEOUS nies that | ee hea STRIKING LINEMEN DISAGREE Bryan saya that } > annie WITH THE SUNSET COMPANY |$12.000 "to" varloun campatun com | ramen won ain on mittoes | Quiek Kidney Cure | Stops pain In the back and cures all kidmey and biadd troubles. 60e, QUICK ORUG CO,, 704 tet ave | Bo far as could be te tective Phillipa, the rep polive headquarters yesterday t ing by officials of the Sunset Te phone clalining that the employes enue a INIA street nt linemen, went to the yenterday, but rhed by De mentioned all could find pole who ble there ported to the police, Tt was at that same corner that Manager Phillips, the Sunset HY, claims. two oables of the RY Were interfered with and put out of business" Thursday | night. He says that he believes the strikers are responsible for the and also for the alleged demoliti of a cable box at that the arrest and convic of the gullty partien the company has of fered a reward of $800. One Way te Look At it That the company is making a bold | play to shield the inefficiency of its | service by laying the blame for it oF {the depredationa of the strikers ts the general opinion of the latter ¢ Phillips so re Moved to 1406 ad Ave. Olsen against not NEW YORK, Oct. 17 been adjourne necond panel of and 150 more have ‘The Molin> a i pro ok’ thi an ne nies the alowly n the elev, Gen. Mol Jetery that the han demertad him. ‘The genern) say that when the proper tlne comes, she will | be present . BUCK & CO. Men's, Boys’ and Ohil~ Gron’s Clothing Furnishing Goods, Mate a: Shoes. 1404 Second avenue, new PULITZER MURDER done an it was not di Times Building. g Phillips | the han foolteh sympa! to win our fight by equ is, Acts like those ment us more harm than waa very rainy « ms more probable to we tha Queen Anne and Denny way lines got out of oner as ie usual in such weather, and the company not hav lta enough competent men to prop ‘STEWART FUNERAL FRANCISCO, Oct. 17. ewart arrirved in the clty 1 his wife's funeral this af. YORK, Jury today began Its 1 murder of Mra. Pulitzer. It in xpected that an indietment for mur r in the fret degree will be re: rned ainst William Hooper | Young ernie ‘NOBODY TOUCHED MADRID, Oct. 17.—A bomb was exploded in the room coupled by lthe ministry of the interior last night. Kome damage was done to Ithe furniture, but mo one was in- |Jured, aa the room was unocoupted NEW bring your riptions here to It certat s worth much to to know that reseription is ded just ae it and as or wishes label is a guarantee of pure drugs, proper = n- sredients and right methods Pinkham’s Vegetable a ‘o ampound ate 8. 400 Fevoriia Prescrip- tien ge Peruna cam your compout should your doe i. Our erly attend to the trouble, endear ored to throw the responsibility of the poor service on the striking line men to secure publtc sympathy,” this Pannen Btewart wan kil > in an autome In Alameda while Senator Stewart was in attendance upon the arbitra tion trfbunal at The Hague as coun- KILLED ON sissies sain THE TRACK GOING TO GET WELL rt je accident IRONTON., Ohio, Ont. 17.—Chartes | Davidson and Henry Geswine were | ; |instantly killed, and Frank Geawt teat ‘Musical Com- | } ot seren days tn savance. | Main 43. clean "attraction week only. Saturday, if Elizabeth: “Forbes, Fitch's Play, FRIETCHIE” enving Sunday, ae of Fun, MEMBER.” CATCHY MUSIC. in the Weer. ee the road.” a “‘Hourra | C. B.| South side in | Matinee Prieee—250; Soe and 75< } l Continuous Oormance bey and Night By. 2P fo All Parts of the Theater | ion of aries ms _ Sale—Men’s Suits ' bay Sierane line of $12.50 Mts, 60; Bt kinds of and Winter Mise pric Bhd wirict’y =, Are. benutitn b Dissolution $7.50, ing of eloth, na ii jat_the tim |was fatally injured this morning by | a Norfolk & Western passenger train. The men were walking on the track In a heavy fog. They could not see the approaching train, and| are abies De Talcum Powder Pe Satinette Face Pow SAN FRANCISCO, Biake, the dent Dr, Stall, will ree Oct. 11.—Dr ahot yesterday t wer to his death by being bit by jot L. Rouge, No. ii... _. Carter's Pills val Yesler and Second) Third and Main apparently could not hear it. BUYS FOURS — AT PREMIUM WASHINGTON, D. ¢ TO: D. C, Oct, 17. Sectetary Shaw. today "announced the purchase by the treasury de partment of 95,000,009 of government 4 per cont. donde | at 138 fat. DEATH OF | A VETERAN BAN ANTONIO Tex, Oct. 17 -s| R. Bostwick, a Mexican war veteran, | one of the three men who captured Santa Ana, the Mexican dicta died this morning at the age of 83. |PIGSKIN CHASING ON "VARSITY CAMPUS the am will m hasers on the game tweail Suits ined Bkirts fare, price $20 to nw afternoon | High schoo! footbal the U. of W. pigakin varsity, campus, T 2:30. “hile it can safely be predicted that the High school boys will be |beaten, yet the game will be an tm teresting one, because both teams lcoached by members of last year's |tamous Michigan team, and the ays {tere of each team ta practically the | | oun Seatt KNITTED BLOUSE SWEATERS In green red, white, Diack white wittr black dou, ‘bisck with white dots, red with green dots, and green with red dots, lar per week The collegians have the ad- tage in weight.’ Whether the igh school boys can overcome the andieap of weleht by speed will be the interesting point to note. MBEZZLEMENT Roy Biodd. @ teamater for Kienert | & Co, of thit city, was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Delian this morning | ona warrngat chiar nbeaalement It is alleged by T Westby [the fem that the you ed $8, belonging to his employ - The alleged embexziement was | committed yesterda WHY PAY MORE Full Set of Teeth and Fit Guaranteed $5.00. Opposite Arcade | Bid 1312 na a Cloaks, Suite ‘and Ma Millinery. ‘Oct. 17.—Wheat, 71% Qld Crowne, solid top, 9% Bridge Work, 22 k. Gold Fillings, that Silver Fillings. that stay in.,... ‘We do an we advertise, we are here to stay. All work guaranteed 10 years, Lady attendant always pres- ent. No students, but ail graduate Gentinis of 12 to 20 years’ practice as ape poctatiets their respective branch. } Painless Dentiete— Dr. 'E'L Brown's Deatal Parlors 718 First Ave.; parlors 1, 2, 3, 4,5 and 6 Union block: one door south of MacDougall & Southwick’s. How £:20 to § p m.; Sundays til 1 p. m. 18 - ope 1353-8 F. W. MERRICK “The American Clothier, 703 First Ave. Unquestionably the Home of the Suit and Overcoat Oct, 17. 124 Seattle's Most Prices Alwa ys oer ts - _te Lonest ‘We are showing the mont attractive Sults in the ptate. Every detall of Ot and si eon carefully looked | after, and we oan « F patrons the very | best of wear and # aining qualities in | these garments, Special Suit Sale ‘The unusually large business of the son has left us with many our best sellin Iines—fine vier worsteds and brown v all made by the very best of mi cut In the newest styles, for Special Overcoat Sale n Show mi And Hot Water Heating. Plans and Estimates furnished. Cc. M. SHAW & CO. Colman dock, foot of Col- umbia street, 815.00 STOP THOSE HEADACHES hen come from eye- Stop us for ad- inning effects in the new full back | Overeoats, 44, 4 and inches in| alao the to $45 | | cheviot, black, blue . and. « beaatiful | fore head: brown | 50 in than } aking medicine | aent cure aches. SCHUCHARD OPTICAL CO 1207 Second Ave., Seattle. lexext to Btone, F & Lane's} ouths’ and Boys’ | Fall Fashions fre i| Henry Hensel ” 28 Bove Block, Third Floor. m the f boys’ ta An el in our t from the pation y Juve and at the TH Har 4 and at. prt proof, 1209 First Avo. U.S. 0 Boots FERCOATS and be SWELL and oxfé SUITS A Ww. S. KIRK, bey ir t qu with 00 to BL0.00 New Fall Hats especially invite inapection of Hawi ‘ without men's 1230 2nd ave. money back for Suits, Watste, ts, Ite HT KIND.” the asking. Separat We ‘our Bk! “THE ii SUSPICIOUS oy CONTINUE TO FIGHT = “FLOPERS schooner J. 1 ght the olty by the offi Portland, whieh arr was washed Inanudak ba ier amahip | embs tale PERRY INQUEST ath of Wm. | two months tried ning by|the runaways for ackson |#kain seeing hin tw fare with tt the statemen He GREEN AGAIN ndJ. D. Bree 4 Adar 1 held | | inothe hildr Ang in poli y wa fo little gir A | two ernalt The inquest on the 4 Perry, kill the run terday nic len A. G away coal car o 3 | WANTS His “GOODS BACK: $150) judge Hatch tn Jt ke Emory’ dt mM the supe yart, is to~ faring the ease of D. H, Glawe W. H. Buttner and others. certain goods n wold the plain- tlexally took por= nis @ther the his wife has a wife and/ y with so of his own living in Ban Bad taken of the was hetd stile afternoc ner verdict that Perr street jury's was writte & chunk The jury not be tached WILLIAM LEVISON RELEASED ON BAI William Levinson, bartender at the | Green Light saloon, one of the four mon Accused Jointly with the murder A. Bocth, several weeks ago, was J lest night from the county Jail on $9,000 ball. Levison in not alleged to have participated di rectly in the assault that resulte Hooth’s death and was held sim y in the asmault that resulted tn omth's death and was held win in aecomplice In trying to #h | others obarged with the ortme. | attorneys mede application for before Judge Bel tn the su court yesterday, and it was or by the car, them 4 |allewed to | eer, © bag to 4 days farnit | rar | August hie Ruby nnd hich th for P The owner of the exprensn Aixposition of ints |believed by the Ibeen sold to nor who . | A formal charge me |Green and Eraman, The former is sc Jone of the notorious clan of that Ife took {name which Is constantly in trouble ft Lim. |¥pon similar charges. | | y |Mee, has been working } for the past few dayy annot | |find any trace of the people. If they | : rms to Heattle they have kept | t in the latter part of and hi childrem, their home f He afterward th a man = gd $800 out it nat it haw ‘pllon tha pic Children’sWool Underwear will be made againet | gy, ‘ to 30, Pants, rth 750 Vests and and be SATURDAY, 5fic >. THE FAIR 120-124 Pike St., Cor. Second Ave. BEST MOCHA AND JAVA 16 c BROKEN COFFEE ®Atunpay ‘Thtw Coffee special is the broken parts of our Mocha and Java Coffee; we supply many families with this kind continually Sat- urday, try @ pound of broken coffee at only 4} an JEWELER AND ae AN ’ Moved to 806 Pike street, between | | Third and Fourth. pe alowed. ARM FRACTURED WHILE AT WORK) artin Howland, an employe of Fremont tannery, was serioualy t the company’s plant this | While at work bis ar f machinery and badly fracty ambulance | was called and the Infured man ro moved to Providence hospital. + Reward $500 reward wil! be paid for tnform- ation that will lead to the arrest and conviction of any person or perso found cutting cables or otherwine dam ur property. SUNSET TELEPHONE & TELE- GRAPH COMPANY. ERNST BROS 606 Pike Tel. Gold Lined Silverware Saturday at 39c See display In our show window of Silver Berry § Pie knives, Mest Forks, and Gravy Ladies, worth ihe each; Saturday special, each, 29¢. Not more than one of each article to a customer, RHODES BROS. ™ “tr Teamsters’ Raincoats Hunters’ Raincoats Hunting Coats, waterproof Coats, waterproot 82.50 double lining 82.00 medium ey Nght we ‘gi Hunting Hunting Coats, Hunting Coats, Hunting Coate, . An investigation of the merits of electricity as the lighting medium, wilf re- sult in your using it. No Matches, Smoke or Odors. The most con- venient and cleanly system of artificial lighting. Cheap enough to be in every one’s reach. Prairie Loaded Shells. Peerless Loaded Shells (Du pont Powder). Walerode Landed Shells oowe Calls. Duck Cala, Dog Calle, Rte le es Sa $1.00 and $1.25 per box. Choice Wines and Liquors. Brunner & Co. 502 Pike Street. Phone, Main 1060) Free, Free, Rent, Water, Wood Another New Addition Just Rainier Hardware Company 11a FIRST AVENUE. The Seattle Electric Co. 907 First Ave. A New Lot of CURTAIN STRETCHERS have just arrived. ‘The latest rage, @ Beniaghansea SEATTLE SOUVENIR CUPS Do not mias seeing them, as they are the swellest sou- ventr on the mar- ket. 807 Ist Ave. ‘They can be set up or down in a few minutes, Any size cur- tain ean be accurately jared and stretched in @ fitty. 1,6 x 12 ft nickel plated, inches apart . $1.26 No. 2, 7 x 14 ft, other- wise as above .. $1.85 No. 3, 6 x 12 ft.. nickel plated pins, 1 inch apurt, sold at $2.60 at other stores; our special price + 91.60 No. 4, 7 x 14 ft, above .. ye brass ‘Time inspector for the C. PS. Ry. and the 8. EB C. otherwive as + $1.60 At each of our sales on these ors we have sold com- We advise you to for this day only. at pletely out, come early Saturd: price is good for thi Also Snape A Whisk of 10¢ values, for.. A Whisk of 1 A Child's Toy Broom, for. these Whisk Broom Be values, for ..8¢ +9 A Good Lantern, full size, for Everybody is now buying large dleared lots in Hiillman’s mew addition, Just opened, the best property in Seattle, on *, S-minut® é-cent car |line, at $35 up; terms $5 down and 50 cents and $1 per week—about o1 half the price they are seliing lots way out in the woods on Lal Washington, a mile from the car line. Come out and look at these lo! before buying. Vive extra salesmen on grounds; 260 houses being buil jeraded streets, new sidewalks, Open Sundays; owner, Hillman; offices on car line west shore of Green lake. On Sale Saturday Only. NOTICE. ks ere open at the office of the board of directors, ttle school District No. 1, Seventh avenue and Marion street, from 9 a. m, to 4p, m., ex cept On legal holidays. In complt ance With Section 78, State Laws. registrations for the general school | election Will close at 8 p. m., Octo: ber 21, and not be opened” again except on the day preceding the ction, Friday, Octe 5 but registration for the spe p. mi, October not be open ain exce day preceding REGISTRA COON BROS. 1412 Firet ave. near Union. THE QUAKER DRUG CO. Sole Agents for 10: CURE-IT-UP—Cures Chillblaine 1018-1015 First Avenue » Building Sizes 14 and 14%; regular price 15¢, JONE 1 of Directors OR COUR WASIT THE COUNTY INTHE SUF THESTAT IN AND FOR or PON OF London’s Cut Rate Habetdas shery MIL Second Avenue «- ILL Until October 20th To introduce our substantial work and painless methods of doing the finest work, we will, ttl October 20th, Silver Fillings od . $3.60 22-k, Gold Crown - $5.00 of Daniel OVERCOATS $20.00 Overcoats $20 Beauties in Beaver, Kerseya or Friese: all perfect fitting, well made and lined, only $20, admins NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Notice is hereby given to the itor and peraons having against Daniel Hurd, deceased, they must present their said claim or jclaims, duly verified and with the hecesmary Vouchers, within one from and after this 2th day tember, 1902, to the undersigy Melton, J} ministrator, at his colors, J {ness, No. 120 Fourth City of Seattle, King county tagton, ered ims that | place of lain Crown: enue, in the Wash- ady Attendants. All Work Guaranteed 12 Years. BOSTON a TAL PARLORS Avenue GEORGE W. RoycR. | a; 1620 Fourth aves Wash | on, Beptember 18th, Mans.—M. O. D.&, D.D.S S, M. Milne, L. D, D.D.S. Members of the Royal College of al Surgeons, Administrator Hurd, dec nv matt le First publica 1902. | IMPERIAL TAILORING (0. 1102 Second Avenue. Opy h Marche Hours 8:30 a, m, ¢0°8:30 p. m; Sun- days 9 ul 1 p.m When buying articles advertised ip this paper, epeak of the Star, i