The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 2, 1903, Page 4

CHINESE HOLDING NEW YEAR JINKS Thousands of White | People Who Are Not Al-| ways Well Behaved Visit Their Quarter and Receive Polite Oriental Welcome . ee foative |gether creditable ancient and dishonorable professor The rattle and bang of the to an coracker (® now the dominant ea Sar Through it all the Chinese smiles pound In Chinatown, where the cele: |. ogg goer bration of the Chinese new year! that mark | will tonight reach tte period of} Vited guest full bloom, Saturday night was | Wh thought by white visitors to the) Year’ ond all quarter to be the aeme of notne./tace aid (he hon pia waking ceremonien, Dut thal WS levier unlom he called out the ¥ peereners Sek eee te |umilitia and the police reserves yet to come, During the past few days many | thousands of white people have vie ited the Chinese quarter to witness features vinit | With these unpleasant Joliminated it is well worth a }to Chinatown to wit on NOW et Gay apparel the celebration, and their reception | [i at We Rete “y a othe rule, for no self-respecting by thy aie c h “aE ic would think of appearing lan been polite M* | Guring the new year season In in spite ef provecation cra | urine, th ae yore Seren Mae Woul cause an ordinary human be- | UVne Dal, tle on ber houke cutie ing, not @ heathen, to arm himeelf are inade by men, women and chil + with @ gating gun and go wey ce presents of for the Whole white race, regardiees | wyeois and gaudy trinkets are given of age, sex or present degree of In- [iid received with a great show | bowte and gorapings and Uy r jing of long Ife, great prosp on it really and truly @ period and much happiness, not fo Of peace and guod will, and conduct! wren the person addrenne that makes a white man blush tor | woman, the ‘wish for & progeny es hie race is passed over with a simile | Do vvorn: or old of resignation and a porting gift. Ie] Mmmerous that her old age may Be ax heaven has @ Chinatown it must! Sadunng as the age Rear about the same proportion t0/ Tn the Joss houses the the total area of the angvile metrop- | ceremonies are continuous ie that New York does to Stuck | ponks ar ¥ hand and a eon- unetion, stant stream of devotees lay «ifts To the Chinese everything n- lee thank offerings at the foot of Rected with the new year coremo- lithe altar, All this i# accompanted pials bears the sacredness of & rej by much kow-towing, the clatter of rite, To the white vinit tom-toms and exagerated throng the quarter night after|tons by altar pries Right in scarch of new sights and | erm alik every Strange _senrations, vothing | is lkept burning night Their good breeding. if they Y be pe Ry ag hee a miniature altars ing = this an4lfestal season no evil spirite must be they enter upon a “butt in” expedt wed 0 eh 1h gpoll “ . the extent allowed a chance to spol! sport. Punk f whiew is only itm be ti ~ y ehalen "by the boundaries of the quar ie aL CORES Sharer See usc and singing of the kinds Private houses, private apartments |enae are dear to the Chinese ear are| lose =hounes, restaurants, stores | peard eve: ne The i | Er © housen of worship and the | or the Chinese ‘Thadie in ‘ie hands of | ealuta and wore houKe punks 4 of the women's quarters |an natal pagunini © puactuat United Stix = elect Levi " od | agen thie morning je oy or —. thei by th themplty thump of Ampkeny and Mre. Ankeny will be is are pet hoor jthe kettle-drum clang of the tom and the bang the women and chil Gaudy ian-} re fen Pickle the Wes of the ered terns, exploding fireworks and | ol the Mutler hotel by the citizens of ‘and comport themacives gener | bright-hued costumes b. to make Seattle under the ausph of the ae & band of pirates, though/ap a sum total of Ortental festivity |members of the Chamber of Com- ef the simile BODY CAST UP BY SEA May Be That of Delmar H. Knight of Beattie, Drowned in Mid-Ovean Victoria advices state that the steamer Queen City, Capt. Town- ~~ has returned to that port from R ielp eiong, Vancouver island where ly of & man which may be teat of Delmar H. Knight, of Seat Ge, was found. A life buey from th Mark B.C Allen wae picked up on the rocks In the vicinity of Nevchat Gilets, @ settlemtn tying In Bxperan Sa inlet. Not many miles from that pote, near Clayoquot, the off-ekin lad corpse of @ young milor was wered. was nething In the pockets of the clothing other than some baceo. oe body might be \ not alto-| well worth secing HE HELPED HimseLr William Robinson, a phine us. was pocketing boxes of ta) wier from a show case in Stew. faw him. wider he thought pled himarif to a palr of raxors. Other totlet article lowed. W he left the store Polkeman U land 7 notified and arrested the LEBRATION C. Kellogg was arrested on upper |! Second avenue at an early hour this morning on « charge of disc barging | firearms within the otty limite. He was turning loose a small revolver when PatroimenLooker a: 4 Hetland arrived. He was released on ball DEMORALIZED CABINET LONDON. + Feb. 2--The utter de- moralination of the cabinet is aggre vated this morning by the announce tment that Rar corpee were found so close together, R ie conjectured that the latter was that of Knight. Young Knight shipped as an or- inary seaman from this port on the Alen which silied for Honolulu day. In @ storm everything movable on the vervel's acute rheamation tary. till confined to their beds | fon of each is report be unchanged snp (Game current may have carried ria ated body the life busy te the THE MARKETS — Lupndgece, however, that body was that of one of the mall- drowned WHOLESALE Price: ate to any buyer in quan- Pare haeee nthe wreck of the prese tities. — Prices on amalt ‘averese 30 per cont. higher’) Provisions Fresh Moat—Cow beat. 7 Rig Eng An) fer ths veal S@ieu6 " Ve ne~Hatme” the” Wreakinst bacon, igo; Wities, freak, 1240, 1%, steer - ted by Night Jail- morning on a charge $2 from Carl Heinrich in < pe Ya eres Ee teeny i for Jb: rarrote, “tome we seent c= "The. cabbage, $1 2a! to. cntoos, ThoSet Muashes, 202% per pound. Re Fruit, Ete. Mra. Mary West states In a divorce complaint filed in the superior court this morning. that her husband, Thomas West. is cruel to her and to Butter, Cheese, Eggs, Poultry their children. She says that when | Matter — Washington cttamerien, ade; he 2 nder the influence of liquor, |Bastern, 27@90. rane». hone threatens te kil the whotr | 90" She was married to the de- it ie 1482. A CLOTHING CONCERN FAILS After fighting an uphill battle for more than a year, M. Rosenthal & Co, had to give up the struggie and turn the stock over to be sold for benefit of the creditors. This house, while not so large as nome others in the city, bore a reputation for carry- ing a very fine and well-selected Mock of clothing, shoes, hate and furnishing goods, The store has closed. aa everybody knows, since January ist, but by direction of the Hon. Judge Hoyt of the superior court of King county, Mr. LM. Jen- nings was appointed trustee + and ordered to sell the stock for cakh to the Nighest bidder, Tor the benefit of oreditorn A® in most all canes of thie kind. seldom fe there more than Bie on the dollar realized at a com- Bulsory sale. From notices posted the windows it has been learn that the entire stock, amounting to something like $12,000, has been bought by the Globe Clothing com- pany, 1002 First ave. ree sk, “ie | Pouitry-E thetic: live docks, lees’ tive aeese, the A guaranteed pure natural old Whiskey aged in wood, ele gant flavor, full quarts . FREE DELIVERY each being located one door north of Madison street, on First ave. It in Understood that the merchandise wii! ore and be removed in he Giobe & big cut-price sale started stock In the 1209 Second Ave. (Bet. Seneca and University), Both Phones. Main 644, AND CAFE 1413 Second Avenue Bon Marche block. Te). Main 880. MADISON - STREET. 80x199 We will bevon the ground to- morrow (Sunday) to show this plece, and other very cheap lots in the immediate vicinity. The terms also are enay. Leave Madison wtreet car at 20th and #0 1% blocks southeast. H. S. TURNER & CO. 232 Globe Block We Serve Good Coffee WITH CAKES FRESH FROM OUR OWN OVENS, Our complete line of Watches Waltham, Hardware Plumbing and Tinning Ernst Bros. Telephone Joni 288. Elgin, Hampden. Gruen Precision Watches enowned Elect By Hamilton, Portion ts tucked tn a serien of wn cuffs skirt i also catomt EATTLE CITIZENS WILL TEN. DER MA. AND MRS. LEVI AN KENY A RECEPTION nd tendered tort jure from Tecoma Saturday ev for the purp Jeral of the late Senator Allen, which | was Reid yesterday many art & Holmes’ drug store earty this) '*o Tamittes. morning when a couple of newsboya| MT After taking all of the | Alle from many friends and ac he needed he Géeintances since their arrival and the senator-ete in | Teedplent of a shower of ¢ tions in © “hop |™ Teeently bestowed upon him by the legtelatu Mrs. Ankeny has many friends in | thie city, her sectal vielt# here haw- years past Senator ond Mre. Ankeny will re- turn te tomorrow KILLED IN Only $290 large cleared lots $60 up, at Hillman Rastern, @ | City, Beattle’s Anest sub: | Renton car is an attractive looking tea gown of soft Iansdowne, The upper 1} tucks, while the yo vitae aan orned with Ince, The bottom of the re fancily eut-stttehed and a hed and COPPED ANNIE’S COIN FP. B Bmoots wae carly men Co O and Plana who gave her name as Annie Bmith Hoth w the police station. PLAYERS NOW VAGRANTS Hirdie Mra AS Hell and Hanel Sherman, three vaudeville he police went to theaters were public reception at thin evening in the partors arrived ne — fun] NORFOLK, Va, Feb. 2—Grave fears are entertained for the safety ef the steamer Enoch, owned the United States Shipping Compa: Bhe eight days over-due from | Antwerp, The vessel carries a crew + = 6 ae Nest. Ankeny we of attending the A (riendahip of ware han exieted betwen the and Mee, Ankeny have recely Was been made the ection with the honors yep been numerous during many PHILAD eal oper their home In Walla Walls |{s"w vara. Feb. &-—-The pend thelr Case enthrechte commisaion a Darrow will bew ye rebut tal evidence for the miners this af lernoen. COLLISION CLOVERDALE. Feb. . “Two men were killed and 12 others injured tp ja rear-end collision of tw of & mock train on the Hitnols Cen- iret pear Uhh this morning borne, first lord first section was Milled with stock ie seriously iil of | men. Premier Raifour |the engine of and Lord Lansdowne, foreign secre. |which was sunning ahead of time rections place at an early hour The caboose of the It wae completely wrecked by the second section, oe num- ber $10 suits. One pwrchaser advises his friend, . and he buys, and then tells his friend, and so on. $10 = monthly ‘Take on Washington street, large, warm office at F.W. Merrick The American Clothier, 703 First Ave. for the Celebrated Jona Het. 4 ond & THE MAJESTIC RANGE The Great Majestic Range is made of malleable iron and soft steel, and is absolutely non-breakable It requires less fuel than any other Range in the mar- ket.. It bakes not only on top and bottom, but in every ok and corner, and its original cost to the pur * chaser is returned many times over in satisfactory ser vice and steady, faithful work, for the Great Majestic Range lasts a lifetime. We $30 spot cash for any secondhand Majestic, Range, no matter how long it has been in use, from whom it was purchased, or who has it for sale, FrederickeNelson | Complete Housefurnishers Second Avenue, Madison and Spriny Str Good Estey Organ _ f Gi BULGE FoR LABOR Thurston & Herrin MINING AND INVESTMENT | BROKERS nde all the leading Mining | fore placing us Your manthly tunities,” tree THURSTON & HERRIN ‘Tel. Main 20) We Sell the Hull Detachable Handle Umbrella All goods at 1-3 off for a few days only. SHAMER'S oe 100 Cherry at. | NORDHOFF & CO. THE BON MARCHE ENTIRE OUTPUT OF THE STANDARD SUIT co, BROADWAY, N. Y., GOING FOR A SONG A mammoth Waist deal—the largest transaction ever by us in Women's High-grade Waists—was brought about jug be se the Standard Suit Co. of 540 Broadway, New York, rifice theit entire stock of Spring Waists, ineh samples, when they moved a dozen blocks further up-town ang it impracticable to take these light-weight Waists to ¢hegg quarters Dis / We bought the stock at a fraction of the cost, and the result jp most unusual bargein ever advertised by the Bon Marche. THE VALUES RANGE FROM $3.(0 98 obliged to sa UP TO $9.95 . Yet we bought the lot at such a landslide underprice that we can say And yet make some money on the Waists Such a statement oT w seems beyond belief; but we never made a truer one. The Waists are on display—@ j ne them-—in a double show wimdow on Second avenue ‘ os For those who have not seen the window samples, we will say that there are @ oe Batistes, Foulards, Ch Linen Lawns and all the new materials for * dew as some in heavier goods—all washabl Many Shirt Waists in the purchase pret med with embre r lace--others in evening » es, lace trimmed—Vine as Waists, with Venise Lace trimming, etc Sizes range from 32 to 44. Values are, Bar if said, up to $9.95, with the bulk of the lot worth from $4 to $s. Every W t will got at an | Sale Started This Morning With a Rush and has kept agoing all day Fomorsow gg DE end it come early bee though the lot is large No Waists exchanged. $ Each sale must be final New Spring Dress Ski s Some Pretty 1903 Arrivals at Low Prices The new Spring Dress Skirts are coming in, row we will have on show and sale quite a sprin! Read the After-Inventory Specials—8 to 11-—carefully They're the cream of the bar gains Eiencees = +. $2.00 Plueh Bhoulder Capes, fur | advance styles for early wear te nu edged aid trimmed and ned ms “ F e- etty Creations 4 ~y Daal special, $1.00. : wy aking 8 Kir ts - ford ¥ $3.00 Cloth Capes. 4 length. for spring, In a um storm cotlar neat gray double shad rimmed; special, $1.00 ”, Men's Bee Cuff Buttons, to Li, & pair, the eleven forming plait ; either side from # A lot of Mens ibe Gray Woot Box, gore, tole from # to 1, & pair ll pai pet 4 4 % * o Pedes nne *, ao Curcen Cream, the bottles for ibe, ’ ag Hy a eight. Pierce's Pills, regular fe size, of gray, prettily stitched for 32« made, with fan- t & Absorbent Cotton, t-ounce pack shaped cor age, 3 for ie in chaste: the x i ¢ Castile Baap, 2 cukee each, headed by fold spectal ag bar, § to Ul, at 3 bare for diamond — stitched ‘ goods of same, at Umbrellas, regular $1.40] only $6.50 Walking 8& made of ti # to LL, at 8c each Short Skirts that are Jelly Bean Candy, well axsorted, Greasy, yet very 5 B to Mh at 14 convenient, made 4 “inch a Hiack Drew of the famous ooda, in neat effects, at Be; val “Wooltex” mater- ue Me Mé-inch wil wool Venetian «ray and brown, at t10. fale so well known for their style w durability; ail seams trimmed by agen f to 14 years box plats, double om ide. stitehed. Boys’ Waists, outing flannel, ages 4 to 14 years, worth 180, for 16¢ Women's Long White Skirts, trimmed with lace and cluster of four tucks; special, § to 11, ie Regular value 6c Minses’ Knit 8kir Cloth 1m aul ’ with ext & from knee ain 3 strap tril xradually widening out from walet to within 16 inches of the bot- tom, where they are allowed to open out full, ren- , color navy dering & Very pret- blue. with dark red etripes: mpectal ty and new effect: Hegular value $1.00 ou Tr 50 hiidren'’s. Gray Flannet Skirts, feather stitched with #ilk; special, # to 11, 190. Value Boe, Stamped all linen Bureau Scarfs double hemetitehed border. 2 yards long, extra quality, arsorted pretty Grsigns to choose from, worth $1.0 each; price, # to 11, se eaoh. All Bik Tuxedo Vetlings, In plain and fancy meshes, navy bine brown only, fine qual- seanon's latent styles Opener And « Gentle Pull at the Purse Gtrings of Every Economically Disposed Purchoser Wanting Anything in the Music or Music Book Ling Crur closing-out aale of sheet music and books has now extended over «| period of nearly five (5) months, and) be brought to a close very as we need the room very ied growin: p the following | prices (never heard of in thir part of the the desired remuits Ht regutar 260 munie, three pleows for AD regular She murnic, AM! regular S60 monic Or three pieces for All regular The murte All MeKinley 106 rm OF three pieces f Or ten pleces for (our eel now now With but struction be few ‘exceptions all in- ke that sell regularly 1.00, $1.50 and $2.00 are ng at S60, 36e, G0e, 6be and » music exchanged Mail orders must Include le per copy for postage on sheet music, and from be to Ie} matage on books | As our been we conte asticatly received by plating purchasers arm mirers of this at instru have decided to continue offe thin week our regular $12.50 violin 5. with extra set of #trings, bow and case compl We also invite a of our pection A PIANO SNAP A beautiful Pease Raby Grand, in Mahogany case, Th 9665.00, been used ONLY 9490.60. tell you No of a deciding upon ant investigating the ma of our euperior facthit / and beautiful line of Chickering & | fons, Kimball, Hobart M, “Cable. Pease, D. 8. Johnaton Co. pianos and Kimball organe will interest you, | and you will be welcome, wheth purchasing or not, * hink of | until D. S. JOHNSTON CO. |; General Music Dealers, 903 Second Avenue, Burke Building Albert Hansen Rich Jewelry 706 First Ave. $25.00 $25.00 Or will exchange & good Upright DABNEY & _WOCDHOUSE lote Houmefurn: 418 Pike Btreet, mgenia for the. old, Charter Oak Ranges. John 981 Independent 1156, for furniture; ale Piano, Gole reliable Phones same day ane aE a a a6 Delah bie, bee work at at reasonable Ramaker Music (0, - er troubl } Open All Night Se a COLLINS pros. Cal mer Lait 2g &°. | yicciiae | 704 FIRST AVE. | worth 2c and se yard: § to 11, Me per yard. Fancy coloured, striped and Sgur- od Wibbons, fram 4 to € inches wide. warranted all pure atik, new wright cofers for neck and hair very finest quality, worth up yard; § to 11, Ite per yard. White and Beru Point Ventce In- from % to 2 inches wide, Infante’ Cre chetied Secques, special, & to 11, Me and tc yard; § to 11, 1 per Me 8 =—Regular yued value 56 She BON MARCH] Nordhof @ Co. THE BIG STORE 1419 to 1435 Second Avenue and 115-135 Pike BOS Ie Seon oa 14 | J. ARONSON 109 Cotumbia street. Phones, Sunset, Pink 1751; In- dendent, 1751. Free delivery. Silver Filings Pure Geld Fullings . Gold Crowns, 2% « Bridge Work, per Our Patent Pearl (does net cover MOUTH)... 6.006 i-year written with all work Free examination leas method used wi charge. Newest and ern | ratory in students employed; eraduate The Great Universal All-Stee! Ran Wo itic wG Ye ( % SOLE AGENTS POR SEATTLE Cor. First Ave. and Spring Street Painless Dentistry Ten Y: Written Guarantees | ‘The Real Painless Dentists RAI NBR A ORE a NOI SIE EN MER HC Hours vam Sundays till 1 octet IBOSTON DENTAL HENRY HEN Manufacturing | Jeweler 28 Hinckley Third Floor, Full Set and Fit Guaranteed £3 22-SEGON old Crowns, 2 : > ‘ sia Fillings that stay in 1,00 OPP. BON MA Silver Fillings tha 506 Our — Suction Adhesive Extracted Free, without pain and repla Lady with new ones the | attendant always writte but an to 20 years mn guarantees. wclalints of fi 2 racticr We making specialty of gold er and bridge work. Re sure and con- | sult us about this high-class work 113° Or. E. J. Brown's 713 Donta! Parlors m3 let Ave. THE SEATTLE OPTICAL CO. 715 Second ave, Hinckley bide, ie the lar insti- tution of its kind In thir elty or state, Satisfactory make free of charge, ith IMDERIAL Ato 1102 Second Ai ss 'F3, 2 sT Tol,, Main 41-46 Office, 623 tet Aw ~~ PLUMBING _ “ ie aie See And Mot Water Heating. | 140 » ogee Gnawa — | Pacific Coast Clothing ot G ASRS |wen Clofll and Retail ane Cor. goo First Ave . QUICK KIDNEY indeed Stops pains in th and cures all digo and diag’ | Moved to 1406 ad Ave. UNDERTAI r 1390 2nd ave. 255.8 $433 985823 17 : No ay Funeral Directors ang our money back for the askin 1407 Firat Aye. be Sells Ladies’ Suits, Waista. eparate ; ti treat Skirts, Btc bmg mi ee Ave "THE RIGHT KIND.” Beattie. We Wash =e i JAMES HENRY Wholesale and Retail Meats. shendied the All orders promptly | Htotel res 2am 3 Main 466. amined Scientifically, ee) | ves Bx t ree