The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 6, 1902, Page 3

Interesting Reading the wa quoted Bartent is very inter fact that everything Tittle Is Not all—You get eat quality eo Hhiata— Rheumatic Pills, Tc bowes ve Kidney Cure, $1.00 aime BSe | Porous Plaster, d0e Kinds | Liniment, . Be jg Liver Pilla, 260 glte..... 106 D gome specials in Hair Brushes, ¥ and Tooth Brushes. Rheumatic ttLDrucCo SECOND AVENUE. Biter Phone. Matm baa, o Pain for ction when tect! All work done by graduate of 12 to 20 years’ ex- as Waga B0e | inless ex-jexactly like cut, are order-} 600 PAIR U.S. CAVALRY BOOTS High Top, Band Sewea and Waterproof. W. S, Kirk, ra09 rst Ave. SWRA: bs TT) Srlend re See Sa THE AVON GARLAND HEATER his open-grate Coal Heater, | from— $16.00 TO $25.00 No prettier Stove made, and, as cialist in each|to durability and economy, we np tell you | will guarantee the “Avon,” exactly what your'A few specials for Saturda: ork will cost by a free exam- | 7 Give us a call, and you Granite do exactly as we/ = a0. Hl. WOODHOUSE @. SUitenal voce oS RTAKERS and Embalmers, » bet. Pike and Union ‘ures Chillblains| First A lobe Butiding STOP THOSE | eS _EADACHES SEhar come fi § other cause. Btor and come to ue for Oure, We VIX head- ROARD OPTICAL CO Avew Seattle, Fisher & tore.) CTY EAUNDDY Gur CALL. TAABE Price Night, 6 to ro p. m. ‘offee Pots, 35¢ value, special ‘ é Granite Pudding Pans, 5 value, special Individual Tea and Coffee Poin asc value, special e Are selling _2-quart Guaranteed Fountain Syringes for 3? Where else can get Drices like the lowing? Special tine of Elec- tric Battertes, Faradie tricity ‘at -pome. King’s Discovery 20€ Ortental Cream...99¢ Myrka Face Powder.. Cuticura Soap ...13e Cuticura Salve ... 87e Sheffield’s Dentrifice. Ayers Pitis . ite Golden Medical Dis- 40e (.0.GUY gi STEAMER TAVA (Ph. G.) Yesler and Second Third and Main posed of by D. &. Johnston Co. since inaugurating Their great Ex- pansion, Surplus Stock and Spec- ial Cut Price Sale, September 224 In addition to hundreds of small musical instruments, graphophones, music boxes, etc, and thousands of dollars’ worth of sheet music, the sheet music and m book depart- ment is being closed out entirely at) less than cost, the startling prices lereating quite a sensation all over |reduced from $100 leabinet Lane's! |Gne price to all alike the Northwest. Don't be Jate at this sale. The prices are the lowest ever known in Konttle, Easy payments on ail tn-| struments when desired. This is the most opportune time to buy good piano or anything in the music line, if saving quite a sum of money in an obs Do not fail to supply your home with a good Insteument no offering our entire line of Chickering & Sons, Hobart ease, Brinkerhoft, D. &. Johnsto! Hinze and other pianos | and Kimball organs et the of bargain pr All of th > $176. You ean depend upon it that carry out our advertinement to the letter, and @ call of inepection and fil Investigation will convince the mont skeptical Persons living at a distance, and! who cannot come to Seattle, can} | wate ¢ to us the selection of an linwtrument, a we guarantee not only great bargain, but entire satisfac | tion in every particular. Splendid. dependable are | Kimball. M. Cable upright Boo | pianos that ordinarily sell for $260.| fon be had at this sale for $220, and the $226 styles for $198. Highest grade $475 and $ ‘grand planos we are selling for $242 to $400. Good eaquare pianos, In very good condition, from $60 to $72 and New organs, worth from $8) to $110, mo at this male for $47, $64. 468 and $72, etc.; $4 to $10 camh and 996 per month, Every instrument trantred to be as represented. fancy D. S. JOHNSTON #0. 1M oor Ramee Burke Building, m are | now | DEMOGRA CONTEST wou atle candid ary of the cinets | The plans of the committee complete and would not be comp tion into the alleged trregulariti Chairman Terry of the comm the proposed contest, when int Into INQUIRY B\ |atCouncilman Parry's | Request--- Not tong FU the purchase of two new Metropol! tan fire engines by the board of pub No Works was not taken up as scheduled Jast night at the meeting of the fire d water committee. arry, one of preferred — the charges and the author of the rees | bation order the counctl tnvestt gation could not be present and the matter was postponed. Mr. Parry stated at the last meet ing of the council that he was pre SULLIVAN'S MEN POLICE MAKE LITTLE EF| | MORNING Seattie’s police Rave fatied to find and arrest the unknown man who! |the new tendertotn yesterday morn- | If the police officers and city | have really looked for | aneaflants their efforts have Until noon yesterday jeapture the man. assaulted with intent te commit murder and the attempt had all but mucceeded. } When Scatt was found wounded | and sent to the Wayside Mission hospital, he Was hooked at the police | tation. tut no officer was detalied | SENSATIONAL DISCOVERY FOLLOWS TRAGEDY OMAHA, Nov, 16.—The inquest over Rev, Rebe and Miss Busch today disclosed the cause im their death by aephyxtation tn Baptist chureh, the light tap. turning off the the other large burner was accidentally red the bodies, tentified jr had died while in fagrante refused to hel; Policeman Cullen, who 4i printal details, The i Cullen ts a Catholic few when others arrived. saying that crated the house of God by an unholy crime. the Inquest Among the exhibits ai among the woman's effects, headed. cord,” detailing # scandal involving a Minnesota pastor. who recently arrived, was very popular devoted missionary for five years. fd Purchase Goes Over POSTPONED The city council investigation into | |intte action on | rejeo! | WRAPPED IN SLUMBER ORT TO CAPTURE THE ASSAILANT } OF JOHN SCOTT, WHOSE THROAT WAS CUT YESTERDAY ‘The tap of the THE SEATTLE STAR ELECTION | of Tuesday's wad that auds in cally the country pre- lintrict Mr. Nelson added, were not pleted until a further investiga jes had been mace. tee, denied any knowledge of viewed thie afternoon, the Fire Engine ed to lay facts before the com- nittee that he belleved would cause it to change Ite decision to accept- | ing the engines. He requested expe lciatly that no action be taken until he could meet with the committee The investigation will probably be held inter in the week, as a report | tw desired at © necting of the council. 7 ‘are now In aceptini | « them, be taken in the near | ur ARE | Cann’s co | commiastoners to jlett. by | | Kelty laat spring. He ts said to have on the case. Until noon no one had attempted to get from the injured | man @ description of his amvallant. teottves went on their own authority, | and, a9 they claim made an effort) to find Scott's asaedinnt. Scott gave & good description of the man who cut him and told he could be found. The | owed up and the would- be murderer has probably Ipft tows by this th For a time yesterday grave fears) were entertained for Scott's life. To- day, however, he is much improved and at the hompital it in said that he will reco of the ogicans pas resulted the veatiDi iu clare 4 to fight to dkthen the vestibule, turned om full force. to P i carry out the bod- the dead people had dese- found Din- Rabe, Misa Busch had been a was a clipping “Holy Kisses Cause STICKS ON MUD BANK: ‘The big Austrian steamer Java was stuck in the mud near the ter-| | minal railway at West Seattle for | two hours yesterday afternoon, Then | the tug Lumberman came to her a: sistance and she was floated at 5 o'clock. The steamer grounded at 3 o'cloe! while running parallel and close to! the trestle between Seattle a West Beattie in an attempt to make @ berth at the wheat elevator. pilot put the vessel too LATE NEWS DENVER, Senator far Colo, | Noveniber 6.— ‘elier’s re-election is In doubt, as it now appears that the state ‘legislature may be a t Joint ballot. | FORT WORTH, Texas, Nov. 6. Jim Sims, the noted outlaw, w killed by Marshal 8. Hudson | Lockett In a desperate encounter | near Cleo Springs on Wednesday, | Hudson will be paid a reward of | $5,000, ‘OMAHA, Nov. Fire this morn- ing destroyed the building ocus by the American Press Association, ‘The lone is $100,000, NEW YORK, Nov. 6.—The hospital reports this miorning show that 15 , Injured in the fireworks ex- ay night, will be for life and that four others William Drake, this morning. the dead has | | ertpp are expected to dle the 13th victif, died The identifieation of | been ¢ SPRID D, 0. Nov. 6. way c John prominent r: man | and Elk, committed sub after a lodge meeting last night alk’ | lodge room. He was found dead th morning by th nitor. He left letter 2 the exalted rul of the lc # the reason for his act, excessive drink | c his habit of ndent vd A. severe | sUTTE Nov ran of the | haw been lost aiispell sin | enowstorm {8p ; and great fear is entert neerning him. gan is well known throughout the Northwest wi LING, Nov 6 Rain, the Wheeling gitl who r | conte that she pushed Mins Smith of Bridgeport Into th river on Septemb becaune Smith was to marry Miss lover, goes free, The grand failed to find @ true bill of f |ment becaune there war no re Gence agninat her, she having A the truth of the ¢ sion, leaving that. it made while she ‘ax under the Influence of ehloro: form with culcidal intent HAVANA, Nov, 6.—2he Cuban Ro the Ohio Mins Batr ju Alot }evi | a | the pe | At south in making the circle. ‘The Wind caught the steamer broadside nd blew ber further and further foward the mud banks. Hy the ng Wan wignatied a The tug attem steamer's stern . but was nt until the tide had come tn that through the combined help of | the tug and steam wench the steam- r wan fl | government is not yet rr cept the p treaty with t cabinet is form changes NEW YORK, > 6.—Several | handwriting experts have testified | that the writing of the address on| nm package is not that of| Molineux. Sympathy {# running strongly in favor of the defendant one time there applause when testimony strongly | favored Molinoux ‘| desired | ISTIC CARNIVAL hall a fistl At there Armory will be 20-round gve the usual 5 centers in th ‘Turner and ¥ known fight 4 the tomorrow night rival lute ides Interest eeting between Rufe Queena ‘Tur cleverent Littl the ring in tle strong fighter and a The mill sh rry A, two weil | nor {8 ¢ fighte Queenan is a} nd in importance Kid" Fredericks George Kearns. The former is ery known here as a clean ns is @ new man in the al field, but looks like a good one. he fighting will begin promptly at o'clock, ‘The Armory has beon fit- ted up #0 that a large crowd can be andied. | WASHINGTO Nov. etident F Koes to “New York on Monday m there he will proceed to Memphis on ‘Tuesday thence he wili go on a bear hunting trip in Missiestpp!, returning Memphis on Noveraber 19. He then come back to Washington Dancing Classes | Professor Wilson at Ranke Monday and Friday evenings, Prit wate igssons dally, wan suppressed | w | ress’ in J election of | outlined ides ~~ GOES CRAZY Feared That He May Have Killed His Wifo TACOMA, Nov & farmer iving Roy ta Mor tay and living thing on the fe ntook wax sacrifice ing mania, and there ts Le joion that hia wife, who ts missing jand who Bietreoh claims in away working somewhere, haw also been Killed and seoreted in his mad frenay A_ teleph Hietre me Menage wan recetved | yesterday from Roy by the sheriff's office telling of the unfortunate man’s condition and acts, Deputies Johnaon and Gale left at once for the scene, Upon arriving at the farm hot a sign of life was to be n about the pine A _nearch of thi ed Bigtrech up in ked and tytn fat on his 9 b, praying ern of the ins: Wf Jeoted strenuoualy to resuming his clothes, but was Mnally persuaded to do #0. M’CORRY MUST 6 REPUBLICAN CONSTABLE 8UP-| PORTED CUDIHEE AND 18 NOW ASKED TO RESIGN T. J. MoCo rt ery, constable in Just in marked for siaughte: by the Repubitean powers that be. Today the county commins queated him to hand in tion at once, The grown: tion is said to be Mo strenuous support of Ed Cud sheriff and hie againat G. W, Jetfel legislative candidate. Members the Republioan state committee are sald to be the moving spirits In expedition againat McCorry’s offi scalp. MoCorry was a by vacancy of Mike pointed the i the the resignation made a capable officer. Following is the totter McCorry re cut gambler John Scott's throat tn | Boon ‘after noon yesterday two de- ceived this morning from the com. misstoners “Dear Sir: Kindly present your | resignation to the board at once, as we desire to take immediate action the same. Your prompt attention will greatly oblige. Pp. J. SMITH. 1, ¢. BMITH By F. French. Clerk. | Late this afternoon MoCorry ten dered his resignation. ELECTION KILLING GLASGOW, Mont, Nov. 6—In a) quarrel here over élection results | William Humphrey was shot and tn- wtantly kitled by James B. Stephens, | deputy collector of eustoms. The | fight took place in a saloon and sev- | eral bystanders were struck by stray bullets. George F. Hurd, | mayor of Glasgow, was shot in the nt log: Joseph P. Dore was shot in the ankie, and D. J. White was nit by a gianctng bullet. Stephens fired six shots and Humphrey three. INCIPIENT MUTINY SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. &—A small mutiny occurred today on the French bark Edmond Rostand, now lying at a wharf in this city. When ‘apt. Roy ordered Seamen Moreau, |Gererdeau, Jubet and Leciaire to turn to, they refused and went over We venney's wide, Late? they return. | 1 under Ufe influence of 1i i with knives and belaying pins tempted to get into the cabin to kil | the captain. Chief Officer Gourtau- | ean met them at the door with a| revolver, threatening to shoot the} first man that made a hostile move. | ficer was soon reinforced by | ‘oy. The mutineers were! ‘on over the veanel’s aide and the |police patrot was culled: but by the |time it arrived the sailors had dis- |appeared STORM IS COMING ‘The local United States ireau has iesued warning h of & storm from the tion Director ates that the storm Cape Flattery this moving southwest. A temperature has followed proach of the storm wen inst none, nd_tonig ELECTION CONTEST Nov. 6 biican, det this city, will contest James J, Hitler, De latter wad elected to the ut Was Unseated for He x son of Ed utler, the notorious Democrath boss, now under indictment for con. nection with the muntelpal briberies, weather ot the orth: Salisbury central off jorning and fall in the} the ap-| aT. nolds, Lour Re orige ed for ¢ erat. The MMISSION MAHANOY, Pa. atrike. commissione ‘completed th Nov. 6.—The ® this morning first phaae of the work by Prtsident. ¥ velt ly, the examination of the and made a formal adjourn of that part of ‘the — work. Bishop Spalding and Mr. ‘Watkins have gone to West Soranton, wh they will remain until next ‘T day, when the comminaion will ne for hear the testimony remainder of the party went io Philadelphia Dunlap, rei Green Lake Home Addition: 200 Lots, Including Half a Mile of Water Frontage These Lots are aot near-by anything. They are on the electric light line, on the city water main, on the car line, on the boulevard, on the lake shore, on the new jreen Lake Loop.” Elegant lots to build and live on, Not in the Future, But Right Now Terms Very Easy. ducements to Builders. It but is now I have held this property over 12 is Lake. into years, business, se The tative is on the ground tod. I am not in the real estate am business enterprises, sale on reserve. My plat and some one to show you the lots, or get « Station, on the property. active represe the Interest 6 per Cent. the choicest and Call at Green Special In- property at Green « in order to put the cash will without Boston Block office for Lake car at Home continue A Rare Chance to Secure a Choice Homesite At a Small Cos PRESCRIPTIONS WE PREPARE THEM And would like to prepare yours. Deliveries made anywhere in the city. OPEN ALL NIGHT. Independent Phone, 3. Stewart & Holmes Drug Co., 6a7 First Avenue Sunset Phone Main 35. an Pur- chases Dis- counted Third Grand Anni- vernary “Anniversary Sale Continues his store durin; xcceded our & Rargain so we have added * values to our large aasortment of goods listed for this f'tor any reason you Have fot visited us during the Sale SALHe let anything prevent you from being here tomorrow, NARGAINS ON SECO} $1.50 UNDERSKIRTS, 98¢ Z We have # large assortm We' have ack flarmel Underskirts. ¥ of Tams. ‘They come in white, made Maiderod with silk, Dinck and all pretty reg- rth $1.60; Anniversary ; Tums, Anniversary Sale e, 98c. HIG SALE OF eo great crowds of people thet thron, py of our Anniversary Bale by morrow will by D FLOOR TAMS, & splendid collection colors, pmely COMFORTS AND BLANKETS. NLARGEMENT SALE SPECIAL A Table for Library or Parlor, like the above. pictured design. The filustration fails to show the beautiful grain and mirror-like pol- ish of the quarter-nawed oak of which the table is constructed. The Jarge oval top measures 24x36 Inches gular price, $11.00 SPECIAL PRICE, $7.25 FURNITURE HOE Os 10S Bik., Seattle ate tee te 8h til PIKE STREET OPTICAL Co, Ta, 417 Pike Street. 417 Pike Street. Formerly 906 Pike Street. Keyes Examined Free of Charge. AMUSEMENTS | THIRD AVENUE THEATRE W. M6. Resell, tar poe ceigs S67; Independent, 567. 3c, 400, SOc. | | i TONIGHT, Friday, Saturday, matinee and night Next week, opening Sunday mat- inee, the latest state-named comedy- drama, “PENNSYLVANIA” | | By C. S. Callahan and D. L. Hart. A characters. Seats selling seven days play with natural in ad- vance, OPERA Seattle's House [220!ns GRAND sos 2 JOHN CORT, Mgr. Phone Main @ Tonight, Friday, Saturday matinee and night, Mr. Fred G. Berger Presents MR. HORACE LEWIs In Sol Smith Russeli’s Famous Play “A Poor Relation” All the Original Scenery and Prop- | erties. $1.00, 750, Bde and: 25¢ Curtain at 8:30. GRAN JOHN CORT, OPERA Seatties HOUSE Acie Theater, Three Night beginning Sunday, | Amertea’s z test Home PI James A. Horne’ Beautiful Comedy-Drama Shore Acres |_ Presented under |Mrs. Ji A hew scenery and |ties, A superb produ | teed, | Prices—$1.0 Jon sale Priday, 10 a. m. Tonight and tivo succeeding nights, ‘(Sam | direction of with entire hanical novpl- tion guardn- Seats owen THE LEADING Both Phone: TONIGH' FRIDAY SATURDAY MATINER FLORENCE ROBERTS In “Camille.” the Plays That Made MISS ROBBRTS Famous. Prices © and $1.00, Matinee Pvt 500 and Bo: $7. Saturd: NIGHT AND p. y Night Last Time of ZEA Mgr. Phone Main 65. | || Quiok Kidney Cure | Gtops pain In the be cures cil kidney end bli dder troubles, 60c, i QUICK ORUG CO.. 704 ist ave |} a Pacific Coast Clothing Comp’y. Clothing | g00 First Ave. » Cor. Marion St. | Classi itled Ads _ Wholesale and Retail RING UP MAIN 101. and renovating, Gent and For Rent—Furnished Rooms AL RESWCK. a0 Mt ave, and Benoce strett, Fanny. Comtortabe, bythe Duy or Week, ioe Pike AVENUE Cor, F +4 NEWLY furnished and unfurnished room | Apoiy at 722% Plummer street, back of { Olympic Foundry, South Kighth, Phone | Rea bene. GRAND PACIFIC HOTRL, 1115 Viget aver nue; house newly furnished; all moderns establishments, hanely, the Red Front and Miue Front Furniture Co. have consolidated and are offering to the public thet comprising furniture, cook | J. BLOOMFIELD, 207 “Madivon street. TREATMENT ~ 312 Yesiew Wanted—Maie siete eee ioe Satine sien gues 30 SPLENDID farm, comprising acres under pom apes se good 8 room house, 2 large orchard, including all stock nd implements; 6 cows (milking), three 2-year-olds, three yearling® two calves, wagons, horse, chickens, buggy, plows, harrows, cart, 25 tons of good hay in barn, one acre of potatoes. is one of the best farms in vicinity of Seattle, and I wil! make the following terms: 31250 and $50 per quarter for the balance with interest at 6 per cent, A Laws rence, iil sey r 2a Prices—200, | cific locks. | $200-A_ @-roomed vent $3.02 610 Fifth avenue "For Sale—Real Estate ‘A BARGAIN. — 5 acres on the Renton car line, a Jand; $800. A. Lawrence, 1 Wanted—Female oa RL WANTED ~~~" GENERAL housework, good room, good wages. 526 8th ave. Personal Ey :Suce ee ae ede Cnet es win ove. tert espondency can. be converte Confidence. restor Prof. King Solon private office, 31 Beneca street. je money and comp With, G. A. Virtue Building, | Phone, Bu ZOLLATERAL BANK Gano & Realy Maney loaned on any good collateral, 108 Cherry. —Private Damus Rooms 8 Hou! x Fiouse and Wot ie FoR #ALE Take Union, Price ‘overlooking tonne easy 20'jots in Cloverdale addition, $500, Tous “hy “Woodland Park on’ installments, ments. Nice corer store for rent, Brick butlds bing B, 4. ANDEREON, 00" Denny way. Datery cent jorge fruits; ‘altace oh ady pe «i “Sale-Miavel a SALE—Two Jersey hetfera, one eS Ro |