The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 21, 1902, Page 3

THE SEATTLE STAR % Priay FOLK THE LEADS LEGOUNT GUILTY [zzzz222] HER HOME »rodora” AMUSEMENTS The Drug ee AVENUE THEATRE... -Ttem THE GLOBE 1003 First Ave THE GLOBE In the New Globe Building, We Don’t Wm, Russet!, Manag | Sunset, Main 067; Inde ver, | | TONIGHT The Civ Service Commission at woman _ a ! nitted that the — Fiored: he much talked of he Bartell Drug Co. makes {t pos Matinee patrolman ‘Penest Le Count on the | Site thy omen el ampt made to Piece willbe aung for. the Inet tine | Hi ie ont nad with tne} givie for you money from a prostitute for police the beat, He coul ¢ be found. be il-year-old girl, lost in North Beatth I price of genera! asking OW THE STROKE oF TWELVE | ection, And Auntalne the chief in The Chie"'s Btory Third Avenue | wandering about the atrests crying Mayed b |reme rt hee s mt from the fi . on iS next or, On th © of Twelve” in the | was 1 to b L x faith ri Fountain Syr ’ apany.| All three member f the comm f wilivean Ww . oe ne Sho) Seely an ay propr te scenery sion concur tn the finding Bee By eth ph IA later ahi fini tees cise ee ee ee | pense - ne [280 8 for 19° nor A, We at. Tut] h iim 4 the tater e in week. It Is a Kood DAY | mother, notified t | b 1 th { satisfied Jo ater Bottles, regular it is ge ormer Policeman Ernest Le Count | hes rege . morning, that her ' rair Pr) t pty =: 00 | be ——— ae | who: was divcharged trom the f ne te ted ihe una ter “A Wise Member : tom 5 3 throat wit P yringes, regularly by Chief of Police Sullivan f who sald b been rob- | The p Hof the Seattle gin “ reatment recelwe: ge theeeendneteatedee 4 MADISON "Fat and recetving moner wala he did not think it nes [MFO enjoying @ Ikughable far t the GLOBE CLOTHING STORE, and quere’s & satisfaction In saving etl Jaton teat iene "ne dec tony athe any report of the matter 1 the Madison Vaudeville slay we wouldn't lay out a penny for newsy pace, had it not been that an yes- i commissioners talk the mat | Upon cros#-examination th “y! . » large packing case ring B00 SWEL L UP-TO-DATE OVERCOATS ‘when you come here, for our med!- | ¢ St Silligent must hi on the best kinds. | Geo. H. Hamilton, Lessee, Teton eetite Wok cane bee c ae: |the dleceeliea at ta of most " th » veh. At any Fale, way ed off” at the Globe. TI ‘ these goods was placed last summer, but ssc anseathl eae iy stoed By’ whlip’ oe” Houchard - ith present maagene oe i) teeed bas roe Globe “gobbled $ 0 stock of the BANKRUPT MECHANIC'S Eiep ot Fist, regularly 600°. pig Uap yet waar Ma Discharged Officor Talks : H Stodd: a | malstrens and peemed ovarniyer. his big overcoat « countermanded, but the manufacturers claimed they Bas Wethets, rage- A yak . a the wornan.| ‘The defendant, Rrnest Le Count, | ~bnndb eg se iascal tehawed br the Birk and tops were then bitilding these garments and refused to stand for, a cancellation, Certara, Dyspepsia Tablets. Ho | rit aa| was put on the stand. | ‘The officer |, Tt eMfonnie Hrier Bush” at the | (hey Appeared | We've got too many; now; they'll have to go, as beginning Wednes moming, #ie arty | B.Pawe.” C13 “Attorney De Ineler [sald that he war, °C | Geared beaiuning ‘hurmany. night, |°°1ock thie arte I very swellest things inv overcoats, just here from New York, will be on sale atiless thar 7 at dl Gil otter ieeal ‘thentar gests thelt| 3. 3 Il the cost of tailorin Jo'clock on the afte and lent book-play which New York j Co Sullivan was present, us vertrude ‘Dillingham dischar Short Top Coats, Medium Length Coats, Long Coats, and Cravenette Waterproof jt Mer, wat In the corne y 2 ron | pair of blankets from the Jefferson |i r | room, che pretty * Fron ¢ ported 4 {critics and those of Horton prygped | hall. Patrolmen Griffith and J Coats, in fact, there's wot a man but what can find his Mea of a coat in this bigunch, woman with artifictally blonde hair an be | Str, wtoddard’s thirt r nings made the arres! } len’s Suits, Boy#’ Suits, Shoes, Hats and Fur ing Goods all being sold,at¢about mance Both O Th end that he had been rot Policeman Helms found @ fur col- f g joth Officers There him who the woman Went since he first played with Louin Main street this morning. | one-half off regular prices | Aldrich in “Phe Long Strike,” more a now police #tatio Men’s Fine Overcoats, in a large variety of materials and stiades; the kind ting sold for $20.00 at The Globe .. Men's Good Quality All Wool Overcoats, in blue, black and brown beaver, that sell the world over for $10.00- Now at The Globe .... as Pama BECOND AVENUE. 30 yearm aMe ~ Day and Night—2 p. m. to 11 p. ad harged were in the room. ‘The|The man said. tha ‘ hearing wae held in the office of the |gotd plecom, that he had wp: 5 gold ph that he had wp ONE MORE “CHICAGO, Oct a Wheat, trude Dillingham, an inmate of the|four rours and had jaar [spectable people. ittle Paris house, a disorderly re-|abie money ort tn the tenderloin. ee I asked the man if he wanted bie iH | E pat on Sept. 27. 2902, Officer i money 7T woman wanted to give Beattie « a route #teamer Fly [+ CID | S200 came bo hee room in uniform. |the man back Fo but ‘whe agreed oo er: ning ‘a round-trip ions Min ea, Both of the officers-who figured In|took me to the room SAN FRANCISCO, Oct, 2i—-Wheat | Children free afternoon and even. | Hoard of Pubilc Works ed yng My poli The Woman's Story 180 f which La Count waalingtan is the! iicth OW Inge. A teapectable place for res |,.Th® frat Witness called war Ger-/sho said he had been ~ 7b cents, In effect Octod “ ~ ‘ SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 21.—Dr. ’ 5 ee New attractions every week. |,,,.1e arcived ot my, rom, some | hed Money Handed Over Robert. W. Murphy committed mut (TTS | Men's $15 Overcoats, in beavers, kerseys, | Men’s $25 Overcoats of imported kersey’s, Open day and night. [Nang eccuged tne of stealing $20. He |and Teere it Hvig, Reemrwee | fie 4 cide at 1 yolock totey at the Russ | THE G00D "ROADS COM.| meltons and worsteds; garments that are whipcords, vicunas and covert cloths; Jwad accompanied by. the gentleman |woman's room. I have never been [Nowse.,, He was a graduate of Coop, | well tailored and sold in some stores up some full silk lined and every onettai |who had told the offlcer 1 robbed |sorved with er Medical Jnatitute ang | F onettailored & copy of the police epee Co.'s big expansion ABOUT EIDERDOWN him, He eald the best thing I could |rules and regulations and never ¢ Po The Government Promotors of months a Sock sale furnishes the |do was to dig up $152 ‘The man with | heard of a daily report rule GARMENTS | the officer claimed to have been wit Tho owner of th fon Label sa to $18,00— in the best pos- ip At Some money, Firet he sald it was |the story of Officer Le Count Je terms. Until fur ARE YOU INTERESTED IN |]|}o0 and then M6. ‘The man had been |. Joe Bo peta pe Good Roads Like Cap- i reasons fully set TRIS? fm my room several ro in the af-|went m with the officer told ito! Hill ‘Gut former announcements, | ternoon before and had f bein woman and | - ‘ ‘ fe will continue to sell new, fully When we placed an order last || {siderable money... Th of telling nt at tl Hon, Frank H. Hitchcock, Hon.|fg Men's Overcoats, the cream of all garments ; od me APOE []} duty with the manufacturer of 1 Id have to give back the $15 or |matter. The the affair w 2 x Apowt and Me 2 K| that have the very latest touch of the high- O officer the|the same in every particular a mn. jehardson, the three members of | f oe ; See OSES. sun EIDERDOWN GARMENTS be eregeied oe = Meer AR eae te every be tlewlar as that fe ot m, He aiel the qeverninent committes Mag Be | est art of tailoring, that are built from the mts go at $195 andl} We had every reason for think- ||| 48¥* the officer the money the Gi@t/says after he got back the $15, he roads, took # drive abuot the city the | world’s finest fabrics and equal to the made- nd #475 atyiee for $220, ‘ |time he came for it.” offered part of it to the officer but other day, and on reaching Capitol | to-order $60 kind and sold by ready-to- a i others too num- ||} ‘B& that we would be in alarger i) Attorney Shipley for the defense, |he refused to take it. He even re-| ~ | Hill, exclaimed not only at the per Maiden kara: ta Proportion. || store before they would be de- flcecurersmieed” the witness, Bhs |fuscd to have a arink WEATHER FORE CAST fect surroundings, but also at the wear houses at $40—Now at The Globe. eauty of this me of the party remarked Metkel, ‘ary of the ommerce, who was ac ow reniden in sesame hand} livered to ua. The size and v jetated that she had never seen the) Two of he ranging from 34° to|l] riety of our order was lofficer before. The women stated |ready to give their being a third lesn than ii} i), placed on ii/ that she received 65 cents on avery |conclusion of the evidence, but Mr. | Wednesday, occasional rain, brisk to|'® Jan that dasis. The last shipment |} " high - Cham | them te hi }dollar of beer sold in her room and | Zimmerman was not ready, #o the |bigh mat winds. / A a Rew, now $47 for reguiar ||] Of them te here, and we aimpty jj/that the man who accused her had|matter was taken under advine- ——— jcompanying the party, that if he Nee oP | ean tet do at oe were to live there he would not be dought about a dozen bottles. The iment. $110 and $125 styies. ||] present quarters, so we have able to home long enough to attend to business down to oo muck ts there to see in the distant Falues in second-hand |i} decided to piace them on sale view and so pleasing is the immedi- 4 ate neighborhood. | ‘This sentiment was voiced by the reat of the party. and, in fact, a sim- tomorrow at prices that will flar judgment ts parsed by y Organs so¥ on easy pey-| i] freight charges added. This 4 poured oll NO T ICE commissioners were ision at the| Seattle and Vicinity—Tonight and N. B.—In this line you'll find the celebrated gsiccoeeat Cravenette Coats. | Youths,’ Boys’ and Children’s Overcoats at Big Reductions TheGlobeClothingCo 1003 First Avenue In the Large New Globe Building, on Northwest Corner. stock of Eiderdowns, Kimonos, G MACHINES, |]| Bath Robes, Dressing Sacques, Bea a] and anenl Magning Jackets, etc. in all the re oe soft beautiful colors, for « heard the New Grapho-!|] smal! advance on manufactur- SAN FRANCISCO Oct. f.—Living * 1 © and lives in the} Because her husba are sole agents for the ||! as cost. under an assumed name in an 5 but he je only going toon her hair as ahe lay an sh Co.'s, talking | scure suite of rooms, Mra. Charies|stay until I pay him back the money | Grace commenced talk, laugh, sing | j Jones, the runaway wife of the V@-/he advanced for our fares he 1 | Proceedings agninst him today in ty. Ma- Unteer Army captain of Beattie, was|did the largest part of the work of urt. She wlno say Records discovered today at 406 Mason street, | the unteer Army in Seattle, I called her vile names. The | eR omy ‘under the name of Mrs. Kibert. With |conducte the meetings on the Sun-| have two Ittie children. WANTE A young man to learn her ts Mra. Audrey, who came away | day tL left. After the,meeting eT newspaper busines Apply 107 from Seattle with her. Mra. Jones|1 changed my clothes and took the ‘Third avenue. e claims that the cruelty of her hus-/ fret train lout) for San Francis 1 e band, Grove her to run away. She did not mean te leave the impress 4 ~~ lthat 1 hadcommitted suicide. Mrs Go to Spinning for bicycls repatra, instruments taken in ex-| - to be as repre- gives you an oportunity to se- Mrw. © steamer Fiy- ler ° cents; round-trip Saturday even-||} 'ct from a fresh, up-to-date |76 cents, In effect October 22. Burton~Woodmen hall, Burtoa, Lcenna—Buensa scbeel bows, Bleek | house Birch—Birch school 2 Botse—Botse hail oountain--Schoot house, istopher etati Cherry "Valley—eboot houses iamd wchoot Rouse. ways Seattle-Tacoma route steamer Fly- "He carried a plétot conatantly | Audrey and f never expected to be | er, single tare bbe cente: round-trip —_———_—_ = Sion oc Sonat, Gietriet 38; and frequently threatened me, and | foun 7S cents. In effect October 22 Dunlap, real estate, #4 Union block, Drstep-Eakeeide Amsetarion iat. made my life a be He also ob-| Mrs. Audrey was not present at fected ‘to my association with Mrs.|the Interview, being out somewhere 0 PAIR Audrey lin the city. Mes. Jones said that | When asked if she had left Seat-ishe and Mra. Audrey intend to re U. S. CAVALRY BOOTS Gh tic aione she naid that the organist sume the work of the Volunteer High Top, Hand Bewed and [Blof the corps came with her. Shel Army in this city. Waterproof. ed Duwamiab—Rainier fire station. Engle Gorge—Bagie Gorge school house Enumclaw=Dewey hail W. S. Kirk, 1209 1st Ave. the Interests of both business me i and citizens generally the Cataract Company should be put on @ footing 5 | where it could compete with other H companies and thus secure cheaper | . s | lights and power | In order that the pubile may } know how I #t on t . i want to say right now beautifully hematitvhed and Fi of an incorperated company to be charged hereafter by t tucked, $3.50 value; selling at §}| which 10 principal steam laundrie pany #hall be 25 per cent. lo giving the Cata hd Tas ity are stockponders.. It new | tne present ra tha has etated| ‘The largest and best equipped dental office on the Pacitic Coast. We have all the latest and most scientific methods of modern and painless dentistry. We crown, fill and ex- tract teeth without the least pain. No stu- dents employed, but ai! are dentists of long | Leary—leary school house years of experience. We examine your teeth eon Lawnon < and tell you in advance juat what your work : will cost. We make no charge for extracting | Meridian— Bruce school house teeth when plates are ordered. All’ work | Mount View "Mount View schoo! hom " Jercer—Sehoo! house guaranteed ten years. Lady attendants al cert hosts Martin Creck—Skykomish school house, * Monohan School houne Neweastle—O4d Fellows? hall, “Bohoot horse rth Bend—County building, Orfitta—Winsten bail Osceola schoo! house, e— Fhe! hose. Palmer-Palmer school house, Important Sales for Wednesday LA New Fanc: Waits, $1 The Model Steam | with t objectional ¢ whieh W 3 -| company's franchise a prietor, has pa: amendment that the maximum price show. Tam in for sheet murtc | Ladies’ Biack Sictlian Waits, with the pric 8. r im 82.75 pany, an the Meee Laanary, pay Fy Pe Pull Set of Teeth Preston School house Mist be accompanied price | 30 value; selling at... pany, and its manager it to ar thet fis would aa a penton = Raft. money order or stamps. and RAINCOATS Rent, formerly proprietor of th | Bridge Work | Susrtermaster —" Quartermaster wchodt Gold Crowns id Fillings janes’ Navy Serge Mackin- 9 attle Steam Laundry, The Cas hes, military cape, neat | Electric and Seattle lnundries sage at the rate of tc per sheet Renton—Odd Fellows’ hall, and from Mc to Me for : “Fouse. aE UALITY COMBINED e making a price the com pers, ‘fancy braid, trimmed ise prices to what the others ve yoke shoulder caps, cuffe and B, rai P collars, regular 81. welling ot Mention Just a Few of the Many Saving Items. Hf too much is sent the ex- $3.5 Value c the principal stockholders in the new never raise it, it je easily Miver Filling: RN ‘Will be returned. omy ile, €2:93 | Ss worn, the remaining seven hav n that It can net compete Painless Extracting «.--.----,-B0¢ Examine -PREE cree Wing taken Interests mostly as @ KUar-| with other compantes that may raise jee—From 8 =. © de gh tac ‘schnol house. ge oy Fok Ae ee ot gost mhh, “All ate mem-|ong lower prices at will. Hence it Having decided to give up the retail business and 3, 14 Hinckley Block Ste preakeohoot house, district 1A munery , Inlaid velvet ff bers of the Seattie L. undry Ansocls- |the Heattle Cataract Company will go into the wholesale exclsively, we are under binding 9 Rooms 11,12, 13, 14 Hinckley Sine Crank Tenner, sohoot Route. col lon, which comprises all the steam | come in with a proporition much as ot Se collar, all sises, requir 988 Ce ee ee city and have| {fave stated and will thus reduce {fq contract to dispose of our retail stock of Men's, Women's 717 Second Ave. Take Elevator—Second Floor Sunnydale-sebeot Bouse, district 24. Men's All Wool Pngiish Melton [| bought out the Model laundry In Or- tne rate at least 2 per cent., I wilt | and Children’s Shoes as quickly as possible. SerE"Parke—South Park school house, Stucktntoches? best ct linings [ider to raise prices on what i called | support it." a | ve Sguak—Scheol howe. and tailerings, rewular 3100 Hi ofia' worse’ which fa monty’ from ey ON pen You will find real money-saving bargains here. It’s ff = ae eG value; selling at .. $6.95 | hotels and steamships, i now as low nbug.” he said, “this | a sale that will create wide interest as the news spreads. | We have a complete stock of Wines and Liquors. It will be to RnowquaimieAemool EU Tee Oe as é cents, while in Spokane the ! t Company . g |] your advantage to trade with us. We give you quantity and quality fanell school house. * Ladies’ Hercy Sercale Wrap. ict! price is aa to $ conte. | The It is a bargain opportunity well worth your attention. | for your money. et jode! laund a ‘Maples hall | | dward a profitable price it was fn ordes to prevent its competition Jthat it’ was by value; os irman Rin’ ShareeVashon. school house Yaiesedann Londberg’s residence. Vincent-Schooi, ho Wabseh Wabash rchsot howre @ Woodinville Scheat house. Men's Heavy High Top Work Shoes, all sizes, regular Ladies’ New Fleeced anita amation. $ ec Lined Fiannelette Wrappers, pare fn | price $3.00; on sale at....++ se+++ av adeaee > Ce | ‘ . | eet Reais ater hothouse regular drew Men's Kangaroo Calf, Goodyear welt and machine sew- [§)] 502 Pike Street. 5 Phone, Main ro6o]) Webster Seresenoal house, district & Backed to the doors. $1.50 yalue; » | > lad @f clean Comedy | | ed, lace and congress, sizes 6-8, regular price $3.00; on ff] a 4 Chas. 8. Marvin | to ra wages, but to p | pan OP eA ee err re ‘ Fat a . $2.25 Tos ce WISE Wikiasen PETERSON <2" DESIGNATED J russians its. J) NAMEN | eee The a eer IB Big tine of Men’s Patent Leather and Dress Shoes, reg Wah \" Bhescdad of songs The best of GOOD GOOD rare; for. $: F INS BLK. SecOnD cing. (A comedy full of FTITION m neat ee | ilar $5.00-vatltre, for th 3.50 THe ENTIRE TOP Not cou ECOND AND JAMES, PHONE MAIN a6 Finger snap” yen t Vv {Velour Calf Lace “Shoes, turns and 206, 208, 210 PIKE STREET Little yest 5 | Women’s Vici anc € s . an = We Pricey—25c, 80c, T5c. eR TT TN TS engineer ‘ | welts, regular $3.00; on sale at .........4. $2.00 | ‘Third Ave... ‘Theosophical OPERA Sesttie's | NOT WANTED ':: Women's Heavy Sole Oxfords, vici and ¢ alf, regular $2.00 | 8g pat test Ave. : N HOUSE Kiadins | [him s K and $3.00 shoes; sale price ...... ... $2.75 tran ' etrnishing Goods, Hate rt Cort. Mar. Phone Main 64 | Dust P Jits t Misses’ Shdes, high top, box calf, heavy soles; just the Freee. Buldine. TWo Niowts MORE | us BGT) car tne seattie miectric'Company | ,,A! the secls thing for school, regular $2.00; sale price $r.50 fi » p< hilopanaih pel | Lit re) | pena lenyy ltteers Thwlrar f the ‘grad Child’s Hi op Box Calf Shoes, heavy soles, regular fi ahi Asiana | hi BIG -# * Flour Sifter we a uncil was demohstrated last night | below grade nia on Rive) aid price... ; nN spat $1.35 od's rug tac ODORA Rolling St, 100M Sl! corporations. committee, rep 4 ato | uke a Child’s Peble Grain Spring Heel Shoes, button, sizes 5 5 win ka ny | quick Kidney ure 4 > nat the petition of the Seattle Cat nent to th \e tho city | hi Ac ; : ha: “ Presented by Menare. John c. Fisher Det eat toe pans, made months ago, | wished to allow the whole pavement regular $1.00; sale price he ios dS +++ §C aaa tciain dvs, : ouguiacy Stet Lat Gna vere Ave, 17 4, in In the back and and Thomas W. Ryley. tg A Sacer wie Te anchise nmended no | to settle ail It would thin winter L Cre a Lake ad (Buttad jilcen « rebtal ) Ba, ; uae Aves, corner Raat | sor fi Kidney and bladder mg RXING—There are not many mee artic, every [that It could compete with other |fore raising \t. However, all ditchen | Infan ihe yor | Ange ‘ fe a he os th and Bradford, Av troubles. 60c. : that It could oie city, be placed on |and holes must be raleed to the level Bsc; sale prices......+ Pathe oc hed oF, ee na ‘ : woman wants a new mpanies In ena bs ES Boy nig BM el | 5 F sha Warren Ave QUICK DRUG 00. 704 tet ave at eins ea a one of eapecially 9 Me airman Rinehart expldined that | where the present pavement between On the bargain table Shoes from $1 75 up go at 2 5S Ron: cae miming stati = — q nat M0 sharp. Carriages ai Wnsene for the amalif| this was simply an oaay death to the |the tracks is worn. Aino, nome aya. | ||, 75¢ and $1.00 Hie i‘ SAAS 3 m All Night. ‘Tel., Main 102%, sum of Escokpas oat in which -¥ | track grooves must be instituted, — | a | ® ay. | COLLINS. SHERMAN, FQLEY Co. OPERA featties 5c eee Weer forced aut of exister , | H + kes Leading Counctimen Kiath and Dn NOTICE | jao@ first Ave. Madgona! ag HOUSE sinctor onjected to this. Backs ng : COME IN TO LOOK Jo's ssbtliace stance, “reopens. $$ Bui teaaiieneiytatess, | Sonar a nana eae CORT, Mgr. Phone, Main 66. the matter wor it Parr re hphaiteery) estabiighinent | i Aye M0? Firet Ave. bet. Pike and Union, | i : a Seattle mer Fiy- | ’ Madison park pavilion ry ali, Woodlawn ata: q Br, Mer Pnone, stain oF ON eee’ ca Jor: ‘single fare 0. cents, ‘round-trip | PRROWE THE SALE TO YOURSELF! §) ; niga‘ room, city past? atown nine | MOE BNE ‘Renttle. Waa. Bights, Starts wdny COON BROS. Of the Fuve) simon, eying: bare mina | eve | | 2. i TE Maton bament iectreai| 9 Sony nan turday n uur of the day, Is keeping —e- — ingineeriiug commas | Prectnet ) Potting Places 0B Be Te pag Great 1613 Firat ave. pear Union, ff) ove crowded fom A te ee | WA NTPD—A young man to learn | 4. § $y Betimle, St caller ona, | « Adelaige-cadeiatde, cehoot: Rone tor, eee | newspaper busine Apply 1107! we. tug store fame Valley acho Cd a sae 7 [Third ws age wis 4's seen . mei Our GALL.TRADE Prices s J. H. StopDaRT ses orthwestern oe [] pane ae - Sues 819 SECOND AVENUE. ‘acoma route steamer Fly Professor Wilton at Ranke Hla Viret and” Beit ‘Me BONNIE BRiE® Bush” Downtown OMce 5c ts, round-trip | Monday and Friday evenings. Pi set, Seattle-Tacoma route stean $1.40, 75 ler; single fare fc cents: run ents. In effect October 28. vate lessons dally ag emote | Searth, seer Fae < cepts. In effect October Zi. 75 cent n effec eee | °* i i | Mis tow On wale, ' Carciages at 4