The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 5, 1903, Page 4

ONE SMOKE MAKER IS PRONOUNCED GUILTY Fred T. Sherman, General Manager of Alcatraz! Paving Convicted an Is Suspended Abate Nuisance the de gutity fined pree Surpended the ondition Chat the nuisance fine on be abated City Atte the city ry esterday, He y De Bruler presented vt Mr. Sherman produced five wit pennen living at the foot of Queen Anne bill, whe toeatific that the! dense emoke emitted from the pav ing company’s plant was an aggra Yeated nuisance, This morning Mr Sherman too the stand for the company. He! Pleaded ignorance of the city or-| Ginance prohibiting the emission of | dense soct-bearing smoke from) stacks within the city limite He | said the paving company’s plant waa} now shut down, and promised that) before was put In operation a in | arrrangements would be made for the abatement of the nulsnnce by the Installation of @ smoke consumer, Judge George then assessed the fine| and 82 costs. The hearing of the case against al Seattic Lumber apany, alsa] charged with maintaining a smoke | nutsance, is in progress thie after hoon. | Witnesses were introduced yester. @ay afternoon to prove that the/ emission of smoke from the Seattle} Lumber Company's plant was a! Wittam Hooper Youn: es Pulitier, the for whose mard, City. TRAGK-LAYING BEGINS MAPLE VALLEY, Wash. Feb. 5.— ‘Track-laying on the railroad exten- . one mile ork wil in weeks, It in expected that the io wilt be fin- lwhed to Steiner's ¥ the first of — The Nooksack river ts to be crossed by @ 130-foot deck Howe THE MARKETS 5 ad i i poultry have reached a ‘ F u Ee # bi i 5g unchanged. LESALE PRICES tH nf fed far 3 ; ton; Yai ci tows, er lettuce, 188 per 1 case; California green al ow: oe yz. bey 1. G10, onions, TheGSl 2 owt: equashes, i ed Ber pound. in Fruit, Ete. Lemons, $1 Ae ayes iis aoolen, Fane aiyet fancy. $1 2.8 a ton thon; pemersin per Ubi: pears, The; sit, ‘ep. 7 809 per box. Butter, Cheese, Eggs, Poultry Putter — Wash: Faneh, + astern, SQ see SEE Native, Waminaton | fait, crsam, x Orenon, 16@ Tie; Lim= tere teatro: Oe, 7 ri mien} Mite. ive Sucns. ‘Iter five Geen, fie NEARLY WELL LONDON, Feb, 6&—The king has nearly recovered from his attack of Influenza, #58 will give thetr rmory on Feb ruary 6th, Friday evening next, the beginning promptly at Tickets admitting gentle man and ladies, $1.00. North Broadway 30 lot 40x00, on slope A fine view, ing Lake Union, the Fremont, Ballard and Yaimon bay; nice cottages springing up ali around. H. S. TURNER & CO. 222 Globe Biock Our complete line of Watches Waltham, Po igin, mpden, Gruen Precision Watches and the renowned Electric Special Watch, Hamilton, G, BENINGHAUGEN, 807 1st Ave. - ee eeeeteninaeen d Fined $100, Which on Promise to ve being take rm the © in that ¥ William Hooper Youn Gets Weak in the Knees NEW YORK, Feb, 6.—The trial of Wittiam Hooper Young was renewed this morning, The prisoner present of Brigham Young, and Mrs. Anna er he i now on trial tn the criminal ed a better appearance than oa yew terday. He wore clean tinen and his hair was mtnoothly plastered dow Two deputies were competied to half Grag and half carry him inte court The accused man & apparentiy suf fering from nothing but cowardice. None of his family or frie have put in an appearance so Six jurors have been secured When Young was brought into court yesterday for the trial he was weak and nervous and Utterly when first seated He straightened up and said to the court; “I'm not crazy new.” it was decided to have the pris- oner examined by physicians. and aa he could not or would not walk he was carried out of the courtroum The ‘nicians reported that Young whe able to go through the trial, and he wae carried back into to court. BALFOUR OUT DOORS LONDON, Feb. & Premier four ts a of doors today. ie wi reaume charge of the Ven enuelan "affair on on Monday, uced this JOHN D. LONG IS Am nw eaten FF & CO. | BETTER — IG ROC ERYe Nant Monday | Morning We have decided to begin the great sale of Cooper @ Levy's stock Monday morning. It will be the most important sale ever held in §p a sale in which every family, every restaurant, and all hotels wij be| vitally interested. For the prices will be |One Third Less Than Cooper @Levy’s Prices BON MARC we NOROM THE BON MARCHE CRANFORD IS DEAD PATERSON, d t anford, the tiest waphalt pavements, t Cr man to lay dead at lie wae known in nolweo and other Weatern wh he had done contract ft $1,000,000, Wy CRIMPS MAKE _ TROUBLE union out of Port RAPE OF THE LOCK CASE OF NOW YOU 6EE IT, NOW eur’ YOU DON’T iT That is, any article formerly retailing at 18e by Cooper & Levy, will be sold at 12¢here p fo VICTORIA, B. CG, Feb. &—An en- bill of groceries amounting to $ at Cooper & Levy's prices, will be sold by us for $6; im merchant bad a so on. The whole city of Seattle will be represented at the sale, Those who can dot . hat new p wait for this great underpricing of groceries, No part of the stock will be reserved, Ae 3¢ on the dollar clean sweep of Cooper & Levy's holdings at 66 2 for $30 8 to ll $7 AO Taitor About 25 Tailor-Made Suits for Women, reg- win 26 big silver dol- locked #e- timed that to of @ certain amount would be given the privilege of draw ina from @ large bunch one key, At 4 certain date the holders of the keys were to meet In the #tore and who- ever bad « key to Mt the lock was to @e the 3 large dollars, One night thie Week some unknown individuel smashed in the window Sui BOPTON, Feb. improved thie Ww 5.—The condition of ex-Becretary John D, Long ia much roing and he iin @ fair way to recove: | SERIOUS FIRE|BANKERS The customers of this store to look long ago learned and beake open the \box.” tt prion after the 8 to 11 ularly worth up to wt to relate net a single dollar o' cle arpa was missing in the morning when AVERTED DISAGREE ‘clock bargains $30.00, will be sold the damage w limovered. Two | Men's Fine Yachtin Cape, he ef the pieces of silver were found @rade; # to 11, at Be = ’ Friday at =e t o ne mide “ oot cua 7 . , mare meetterda’ wien the vemmden of OLYMPIA, Feb. 6— The. senate || Hoye’ Good Behoo! Hate, 1 value; | We want see the eee the chow windee “a | ENUMCLAW, Wh. Feb. &—Anleommitiee on banks and banking B* to 1! at boc I f these—being only thing that Was missing was the |secldent which might have proved a | held « seadion jast night to hear ar $1.00 and $1.25 Percale Wrappers, |'4** © e acing ck and that had mysteriously a astrous affair took place in |/KUments from bankers’ representa- Bin dark and medion +. large Tbroken sizes of dil- tirety dieappeared. beter-Rekhart-#ime store |UY# Upon the proposed new bank~ |B amcrtment to choose from; from & There are the ne lamp ing jaw which » one certain restri¢- [ito 1 ferent lote—by Fri- tiene upon foreign banking corporn- ameert that the rape of the lock was $00 Dress Skirts, im blue and 7 with the collusion of the ewner to uh i business in the state. |Back seams atin piped: they mre day night. The state and pational bankers con. | tended in behalf of the bili, and the representatives of the foreign banks avoid the painful necessity of having @ drawing well lined and bound; Men's Hedford Cord 6 to 11, $2.98. Overshirts, If you can be fitted js and arms while es- from them, the sale re Ungulshing the flames, arqued againat it. The latter in- || Temular 0c value; at, each, 4 sited that its enactment would/— Men's Ge Silk Teck Ties, black | &iVes you @ rare bar- rive them out of the state. apres age — = f gach, 30. I vain. echt Capea. el * 6% to 6% worth for 2be Yaiste and Blouses and Shirt Walets, ages 4 to 14 years, elf * with satior collar in pereale and gingham; worth Gc for the Infante’ Lang White Dresses, with narrow embroidery, regular yolne Se; special Friday, § to 11, Painless Dentistry Ten Year Written Guarantee Real Painiess Dentiste Corduroy Jacket with $0.00 — Tan Vetvet Built made aty high-standing — collar, and elegantly satin ned; skirt has gradu ating flounce and « good lining. Friday bargain price is $7.50 WASHINGTON, D.C. Feb. If you Want to preserve the tradl- tions of this sideboard from. vioia~|CRamber of Commerce has » vein tion, Ht will cont you $3,000," gays | ed © Founders’ cameniesse tot the saloonkeeper Who owns & mag-|th© purpose of lecting historical niftcent sideboard which the young | #t rei a ITS RECORD BNUMC LAW, We. Feb. 6- ladies of Cinecinnat! presented to Infants’ Outin lannel ont Mrs, Hayes when she was the mia-| mittee will collect matter about I Blankets, suantel ues tei apeael trees of the White Mouse as a token | Jane and thelr traditions, and sto~ IB 8 to 11, Abe. : of their approval and action tm bar. | Ties of the first white sections. Thess | Pull Oot and Pit Guaranteed. 1 Ladies Corset Covers, broken ring wine from the menu of preat- — re to be published in the | Geld van Se “F100 | te#. remular value 12%40, 60 and pelves simer: dential dinners. per Gold that stay in: wr ide | 18c: epeciad Fridwy. Tic. nicely lined skirt John RK. MeLean offered him 8160 Bilver Hh ings thet stay in | and graduatin Applique Pitiow Shams, new op- enwork designs, extra fine quality, full 9x36 Inches, regular value 76¢ pair: # to 1, 490 pair White Peart Buttons, t-hole, #u- flounce alee with welded seams, t ‘ ‘ iso Our nny Suction AGhesive Pigtes pon mrss St. maroed Free, without eels y~ og ooh hew ones (he lady Stteaaane always for the historie rele which was bought by the salconkeeper at the auction of White House discards the other day, Me paid $86 for tt. Some of the jniaid work was done by the 28. 90- bot Dark Red Chev- Serge Suit, Eton wife “Of Ambassador to Austria ae ee — packet, | stik | iniaid Storer and Mre. Taft. wife of the toe eran |f| worth Tie Genen, Bdosen on cara; | Uraid front. wide cape governor of the Philippines, both 4 toe #t * thee ttig collar, triple pointe, governor of the Philippines, both of We show « line 12 to 30 yeare practice. © are oe ie 23, curd. mur times stitched in omen's Fine White Unt he Mandkerchiefs, with hand em- dered initial, guarknteed all ae nen, never eold for lear than he each: sale price & to 1h, Ife each Ladia Pinkhar’s Banative Wash, Se packages, for ihe under. _—_ entirely new, clever coneette worked out with mintature Jep Gotta, cotton chicks and other real fects. Lettered with wentimrntal fun - ‘T've Got sik, satin lined: the skirt is made in ripple flounce graduc and stitched to mater Jacket Cloming-owt price Friday is $7.50 making oe gold crown and bert ork. eure ond con- mult ue this high-class work. 113 “senattovore’ 713 ns chy a Ave. Money.” - My Hone: Bulb Byringes, complete, worth | price from # to 11, only 2c per | and browns, splendid valdel wm sigliereitienndiaiie 4 ig lhe Tap. mat 2 8. 6 6 6 Unsen teet, ox The: 8 to 11, for Me Pach | yard. Most all colors: ne Diack. | regularly Se each; sale prtel py Home for You," wo om ™ wie = | Telcum Powder, 1% boxes, forée.| Fancy Frilied Biastic, most all | § to 11, chalice, te. ‘ White Hore Glycerine Boap (4711), | he cakes; & to 11, at Ide cake Limited Fine Chocolate worth | Mo Ih: # to 11, at 170 Ib, i Fedex's Pompedour Brush Edge | Skirt Binding, very best made, al- ways oll at fe per yard; sale | colors, no binck, regularly sold at | Ihe uu Children’s and Mileses" Howre Slippers, value 2c. Bixby 2 B Shoe Polish, oe. ™ Children’s Jersey Ribbed. | Fleece Lined Vents, sizes | broken lines of beet 250 from 8 to 11, 12%¢ garment, |o4e BON MARCHE Noréhof @ Co. THE BIG STORE 1419 to 1435 Second Avenue and 115-135 Pike Street Hot Bargains for Friday HAVE YOU SEEN The Bt’ FRENCH PRUNES =ADAMS-= TRY ADAMS’ FRESH ROASTED COFFEE “Tee ‘Ouse Duckie,” ete., ete, ‘Three other distinct Lines. only be per yard Shell Hair Clasps, round or ob- long ebapes, extra well made, reg- | ular price 0c each, mle price from # to 1h only % each Small Leather Coin Purses, black } | per yard: sale price from § wt / Creama, ie arg pa ee ® 142 FIRST AVENUE. Roston society ts fn a flutter over (he prospective visit the Barl of Denbigh, who will be in command of the Honorable Artiliery Company of London when It comes to Horton thie commer on @ visit to the Ancient od Honorable Artiliery Company of Boston, turn the benefit o1 ordered to sel! of creditors. kind, seid uinory sale. hpon the learned amountin has been ing Company, rectly across that First avenue. into the time. Jeware THE [From the Seattle Daily Star of Monday, F: A CLOTHING CONCERN FAILS After fighting an uphill battle for more than a year, Co, had to give up the struggle and tock over to be sold for the creditors. This house, while not so large the city, bore a rey ing a very fine stock of clothing, furnishing goods been closed, as everybody k: wince January tat, but by direct ‘he Hon. Judge Hoyt of the supe court of King county, Mr. I nings was appointed the stock for cash to the Bighest bfdder, for the benefit : sin most all cases of thy 4 m ie there more than 354 on the dollar realized . Fro pos windows to something Ike $12,000, nought by the Globe Cloth. Rosenthal store one door north of Madison street, on the merchandise Globe store and a big cut price sale started so an to of the stock in the shortest ponnl die* back, brace arms, large, fo. ...... wc cceuues 19 the biggest cut-price sale that ever taken place in Seattle will begin. Dhe Globe bourit Open, cane seat, and a substan- ah ups and Plates Rack, with six cup and “santeet | this stock at their own price, and will sell it low, and sell it quickly, ‘The stock consists of Fine tial base. Regular price $1.15— and six 7-inch pls ates, semi-viterous Wall Clothing, Shoes, Hats and Furnishing Goods. FRIDAY 66c china; regular $2.60, special $190 SPECIAL Cup and Plate Rack, with six cups and. sail All the stock has been removed to THE GLOBE store rae he ith po dee priohg Micmaiciar die weg , tomer china, in blue or re prints; regular 1003 First avenue, In the large four-story There's not a dollar's worth of this merchandise in the store formerly conducted by M. Ros- enthal & Co., Drapery Dey Heavy China Mattings, in five ~patterns, quantity; each regular 25c matting, per special ........ : This article, which appeared in The Star Tuesday $4.00 Ingrain Rug, fast colors, 9x9 feet last, is correct in every way, only that it did not tell the special, each eb. 2.) $2.25 Art Sofa I llows, ‘well filled, covers tiedl cord and tassels, fine assortment of patt Bpecial 2... ccesccesenceedestvacaes 10 patterns of reguli ar "St 5 Lace Curtains, width, 314 yards long ; per pair, special. 4 Crockery Der Decorated Tollet Sets, 12 Pieces — Wyoming shape, in red, blue or yellow, § gold and gold tracings, 12 pieces; regulaf, 1 special . Wyoming shape decorated in n shaded pink or floral decoration, gold tracing, 12 pieces; ular $12.50, special Mingo shape in red, pink, blue or yellow, pled gold tracings, 12 pieces; regular special . Wyoming shape floral decoration, ‘gol 1 tray 12 pieces; regular $11, special A few English 12-piece sets in blue prints, and very odd shapes, regular $13.00, for regular $16.50, for ... No. 7 nickel plated or copper Tea Kettle; lar $1 Large gla day and date of opening this big sale. THE GLOBE Has Bought the Entire Stock and beg to announce that on M. Rosenthal & aa some others in tation for earry- nd wel -selected shoes, hate and The store hi H trustee Jer a at the 1008 First avenue, di the street from the each being located «amp, complete with No. and faney paper shade} FEB. 7 AT 9 A. M. s stand L burner, chimney lar &5c, special.... Granite Steel ‘Tea Kettle, No. 8 siz special .... ; Imported China ‘Salt Boxes regular 4oc; 8 It is understood that will be removed Heavy, Solid, Golden ( Dining Room Chair of the full post pattern, Has a neatly em- bossed top panel-and full spin- dispowe special . ORIOL x Frederick & Ne Nelso COMPLETE HOUSEFURNISHERS Second Ave., Madison and Spring Sts. 1406 white brick bullding on west side of the street across the street from the Globe. of misleading signs, and be sure you get into GLOBE CLOTHING CO.’'S STORE QUICK KIDNEY GURE | Stops nines in the back and our gen and blad- der tro ; Ramaker Music (o.) “2: 2