The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 9, 1903, Page 4

apt REESE GIRON IS SAID TO BE GRAFTER The Arbeiter noes that it has (bed to leave that $100,000 to VIDNNA Felting today proof that Giron w Y Feb, % it ts in rinenme Louie ela axon agents patd abandon her, The priycess te said to be heartbroken over the tutor’s di sertion. The negotiations for her re ture te the Basen court are etl! In progress, but With no success so far. SUES FOR DAMAGES GTHON. — ‘Snoeo Portiond city of ay afterne ttle, left y JACK MUST LOS ANGELES, Feb. 9 Jeffries-Gua Rublin go, scheduled for February 28 at the Century Club, ie off, Mie, Jeffries objected sald that one fighter, in the famity COMMITS _ om that General Uribe- Uribe Colombian — revolutionary mmitted eulvide on Janw a | note leader, © NOT FIGHT The Jack Rhe me NASSAR ROAR Stage SRE Men eat | ELSIE’S DOG HAS nectar CHINESE NEW YEAR ENDS SOUL or private with any public the ntat or being the owner, m pant of any room, shed, te Newspaper Fnterprise Association A Dog with @ soul, Thin le the jatert fad of an actress. [De Woife possesses a French bulldog and abe ie authority nt that the dog pospenses a soul, The soul, M De ¥ with Pauuvett jthink of parting wit taht CALL FOR BRETALESY RECORD Wo Inapect the city's atreet| ' ri ' ' Rapest M198 DE WOLFE BELIEVES THAT FAUVETTE 18 A PRODUCT oF hat ' ure ‘ wt nd} TRANSMIGRATION } t ed thie elty srina@ the past two y | 2s. —————— bie t 1 | ' of or BEAT MISTRESS | Hi we JM. Clark ve by Po nirib f $600 Heeman Ryan yesterday on a charme the ben Y f of Vagrancy It Im alleged that he] has been Hying with a falien woman | 5 mi that he beat her unshereifully ' | | SPRINGFLOLD, 1, Feb, o sntigmmbling BI han b int BARCELONA, Spain, & Asa du into thy Titinet result a persistent « n by whieh, if enacted, will wipe oul x Anareh 0,000 worker ae ping wh tous effort way part of as fol or e property of the dow by the proc | % os eee Notes on rer : for a period not longer than one your, | Pauvette is the dow's name and pever was there a more pam by fine not exceeding $2,000, KINGSTON, Jamaica, Feb. Jeanine, Bhe travels everywhere With the actress, stops at the best hi oth. : sites bes ttn eats ‘here Grom has everything that money can buy, Miss De W we = ary ©. He was a very able man and! | i onion TRENTON, N, J &—The suit |® daring fighter, and was lose thar "Vie of David W. Bucklin, the alleged / 4 years of age. A short time ago it reef A manager of Richart Canfeld’s big) he surrendered to the gover nent | _ — A in ki an ¢ that time had performe os il city wranlies Cnet ot “4 cmb a }much valuable service in the way of| at 5 Ranerad of "er Pt, Sis WASHINGTON, D.C, Feb Pearson of Jersey City came up f MONTICHLIO, N. ¥, Feb. 9—| chapel of Nonney & Btewart yeater.| Morning jmsued @ col) te or busl hearing today in the United Stat district court Buckiin sues for $26,000 for false | imprisonment. The sult grows out of the action of the Jersey City au therities In arresting Bucklin recent ly at the request, it was said at the time, of District Attorney Jerome of New York City, It was alleged that | Mr. Jerome's purpose was. to have Hucklin searched, believing that he had in bis papers and other documentary evidence that would prove his connection with Ganfield and also throw light on the character of the latter's luxurious | establishinent tn East Forty-fourt) street, which was raided recently by Mr. Jerome. So far as te known the/ arrrest and search of Buckiin reveal- ed nothing of Importance and he was | immediately released from custody TO RAISE . BLOCKADE Wa pemtiearncnt, bd. c, Gifferent powers are busily engaged in the work of Grawing them up. ‘They are designed to cover all the fue at stake ts the erential treatment Minister Bowen wili sign the proto- Venesuela. A YEAR FOR “BLIND TOM” “Bifnd Tom” Morris wax sentenced of age and | oO spend what) his life in) © of he ay a on the blind vgs hie in- LS TODAY to delay in receiving « ship- Fa £ aly erm avenue today The Nome City on last night for Valdes with 116 SS One of the latter was Easterly, prominently identt- th mining interests in the country, MISHAP TO YEDDO Steamer Robert Dollar, which ar- rived yesterday from Ban Francisco, passing the steamship Yeddo in the straits last Friday, Part of the vessel's deckioad ap $ missing. . «ie TORTURED A DOG ‘With empty sockets where his eves had been and a hte -bagy covered ‘with tar, « ‘clping and | ag = J ‘alte ,- Hi, A iret ogg aed Saturday afternoon. war reported to the eae, ciety'# special officer, John Vaupell, who pronounced it the cane | Bo- | moat | 14 USED A PASS KEY The home of A chaab Eighth avenue, wa glare last night la pair of opera A pasa key j@ain an entrance INDICATOR THAT 23 pur The thieves stole glasses and some at You Can Tell¥ Whee Your Letter Will be ee ; me pt ALTE Aa T Newspaper ater yriee Ramanan The latest mail box devtee adept- ed by the postoffice department con- sists of a dial, showing the aetual time of coliection. The carrier, on emptying the box. sets the indicator to show the exact time of the next collection, The present card system merely shows (he time the collections begin from the posteffice and get back The new plan will not only precise time A letter | dropped in any box will be taken up, wieted of | Dut will aiso serve ae a check on the in «| Movement of the carriers, acting on |the “watchman’s clock” principle, If « collector skips « box, the peo- ple whe use it can notice the fact and make trouble [telephoning a cor | THE MARKETS steamer City of Puebla yes BB brought the firet consiqnment of California grape fruit of the sea fon. Japanese grape fruit, whieh has bren in the market for some time, i inferior to the Cait. fornia fruit and siower seller, The Japanese have not brought frait rowing to much & high state of per Kccion as the Americans, ‘a fact which ts very @pparent when theit | products are placed beside those! rewn in this country. The beaut! J, bright yellow Caltfornia grape fruit, which resembles a huge or ange, is very conspicuous on West It wellw at $2.60! and $3 per box. Spitaen ber; Winesaps are selling as high as $2. and occasionally higher WHOLESALE PRICE! (These are te any turer in ques- tigher. Sa" small purchases ave! ‘ per cont. ) Fresh Meat—Cow beet T steer eet, Ke per ib, mutton, he pon a) per th: seat Selous per te ne Flares, Dreakiast bacon, " Daliiem, fresh, 1242. Vegetables pothions, mative 98g11 ton; Yakiman $i) Bog1h.00; ewert potas tors, IN@2e per ib, carrots, Land Wy ack, lettoce Ar, fees bot owe, $1.60 pet tive Celtiornia green ie ee contthowse tt matatter rene, wear Frah ranch Pncose tative {Treemingion | fut), ergam, Kester ot Oregon, seaiee: Lam: thet hens, te} Tyre eeese, shocking instance of cruelty to ani- male he had ever seen. Modern seven-room house facing on car line, with good marine view, near Northern ad- dition, North Seattle; $300 cash balance $26 @ month. NEW FOUR-ROOM, COTTAGE In same locality, on corner 40x52%, painted and plastered, rice $660, $76 cash, bainnee at 6 per month. Hi. S. TURNER & CO. 232 Globe Block ‘Grape Nuts Cents Package TUESDAY at ADAMS 021 Second Ave., Nonr Medison Ths Lion Cisthing House 200-222 First Ave., oor. Main CLEARANCE SA LE Men’s All-Wool Underwear (5c See'Them in Our Window THE SEATTLE OPTICAL CO. 716 Second ave. Hinckley bidg., is the largest tnati- tution of ita kind In this city or state, Satisfactory work at most reasonable prices. Eyes examined free of charge. was used to | WILL INDICATE): Fancy apples are becoming searce. | Newton pippins and | day afternoon. WANT TO news lant Friday MARINE NEWS lw Lafayette Taylor has confessed that she killed her husband, the body and « hing and fed the erinding them fine to burned after bones ey him from beating b CHICAGO, Feb, 1. The managers ed to take the jot the big butid a lor | Aion her and tm thy Re bis bucidings today naked for | So, steamer City a conference with the effictals of the or wA rm Te union, whieh ts po eo ~ a and the Henator departed harged lor the © ROOSEVELT | | 1S BETTER peat in belng rapers nearly all of them will be out of fuel within a few days and We Would Like to Prepare Your PRESCRIPTIONS We give you the best obtainable in service and material. Deliveries made anywhere in the city OPEN ALL NIGHT Main 36. Independent 9%. WASHINGTON, DC, Feb. t-—- President Roosevelt, who was con | | fined to his room ypreterday by order lof his phystetan, called at his office jat the usual hour thie morning. He | le considerably Improved WORKMEN HAVE A | NARROW ESCAPE aren Fors and 0, P joyes of the Reattle Electric i Y. had & narrow ene death in a manhole on [Paturday. Gas leaking trom & main | jin. the vicinity Milled the nfined space in which they we king. and before they were aware of their jdanger, they were overcome, ‘The [manhole had been covered with o | tarpaulin tf protect the workmen from the rain, and thie prevented and the fumes from two gas Joline torches from escaping | Manager Collins of the Citizens | | Light @ Power company states that | his company has no pipes near where the accident ocourred, but saye he | Quced prices. 602 Pike St. | belteves the fumes from the torches | j Us eo recaping gaa is SHERMAN, CLAY & CO, ' Bunset 627 Firet Avenue Monogram ~s bottied in bond OM Kentucky Bourbon, per bn eet tle € dis oe. eens ee sawed Port Wine, in bok per Augustine Hitters, \f Jamaica Rum, per Rock and Rye Ol Crow, bottled tn bond 6) Hermitage Kye, bottled in bye 4 ® perry, in bulk, per gallon..760 All Wines and Liquore at re- i The Climax « of Piano Value AAA ee Pe _ aaa HE enormons distributing power of Sherman Clay Co., through its various stores and representatives in every city (as far south as the "Mexican line, and as far north as the Canadian boundary), enables us to give always the best Pianos at the minimum price. And manufacturers, with an eye to increasing sales, are ever ready to sell us Pianos. We could fill Second avenue from Yesler to Pike with the Pianos’ we do not buy. But when we meet With UNUSUAL merit, we never let the opportunity to enhance the good mame of the concern slip by. In this instance we are able to present Fifty Concert Grand Upright; Pianos Made by Barnes & Son And this initial half a hundred are to be sold for the sake of the introduction they will gain at a remarkably low price— $275.00 Instead of $350.00 Further than that, the unmatchable facilities, the financial power and prestige of the store, enables us to sell them on such terms as will enable the most economical to purchase a Piano and pay for it on just such terms as are often asked as “rent $10 Cash and $6 a Month They ‘A description of the instruments will scarcely do them justice are seven and one-third octaves, ivory keys, three string, over strung bars and maple pin block, The in- side—the musical. qualities—are such as we have never before been able to present at low a price. The cases are entirely new in design, suggesting in the strong, straight lines the colonial. You can choose mahogany, oak or walnut The Piano will be put in your home for $10 cash; put there before dinner time tonight, if you're prompt today—and you can pay for it in such trifling amounts as will never be missed from your family exchequer. so : Sitcoman. tie & Co. 713 Second Avénue Stewart & Holmes Drug Co. pe detection. Her! ra PATCH UP scat » that she accidental. | nearing completion, was ane of the pand while trying te | 2 passengers who sailed to Bouth 3 eastern Alaske last night on the Pur | | | ‘CHARTER OAK NORDHOFF & CO THE THE BON MARCHE BON MARCHE cnt” Mill Remnant Sale Semi- Annual Today we start a great sale of Mill and Factory Remnants— ogy semi-annual sale of this sort, for we have held one of these sales months for two years past. Thousands of yards of remnants of SilKs, Dress Goods, Wash Coot, Linens, White Goods, Laces, Ribbons, Embroideries, etc., etc., wilj be sale at from one-third to one-half less than regular prices. It is certy . a notable gathering of the odd lots and remnant lines-bought by 4S dir from the mills for this great sale. bs (Cooper @ Levy Stock | Sale Started This Morning We wish to impress you with the importance of this gq sy At 8 o'clock with a rush. because it is so important we print these certain rules that must be carried out for YOUr coy, venience and ours, and, too, because we want the whole town to share in the beneits of gl great sale | These are the terms: No goods sold on telephone orders. No goods laid aside for fy. ture payment. No goods exchanged. Quantity limited to customers at our dj if Each sale final. We want all smal! lots taken away by customers if possible will be as prompt as possible with five extra wagons—but please arrange to take amalj chases with you. Silks and Velvets Remnants in this department are numbered by thousands sult of a winter season of tremendous selling sale. None are old goods—for our stock is cleared each season son's fabrics Many of the are th Some have come from the m mail to join but the best of this Black Dress Goods Remnants One-Third off Many @ bi by buyin long enough for « Jacket, they ali go at— 33 t-3 per cent, Discount Remnants of Color Remnants of Col tert ote of Cot Remnants of Remnants of ( Remnants of Fancy Remnants of Silks The largest assortment of Bik | | Remnants the Bon Marche has ever shown—every wanted color and pattern in the lot. Some of them just the right length for Weletse or Skirts. Some few | ot Berge ts of Pebble Cheviot Drees Lengths, too. Shorter pieces, | * of English Cheviot neyn long enough for a dainty drese | ante of French Foule, | Remnants of Fancy | on “4 " jon. eis of Armures. | Sultings. | imming or a pretty sofa oush of Canvas Clothe. | Hemnants of Fancy B II All go at 33 1-3 per cent. off of Basket Clothe | Bultings: | of Hopaackings. Remnants of Fancy Of our usual lowest prices. in the Worrtec Colored Dress Goods Rem- | nants A large gather: red lot are— Kemnants of Plain Japanese Bik of Pisin China ilk. of Plain India ilk of Plain Liberty #tik of Plain Duchess Bat- Remnants of Fancy bocker Suiting». Remnants of Velvets Lots of littie ends—just a collar or # vest—corner rem} all kinds of Remnants Lemna ithe for the Dress of a young or child. Remnants of Plain Li But all go at— most of them—bias ends, 6 Remnants of Pisin Taffeta Silk Gis Third off the Regular —- Pal few Waist lengths ®Uk. Herne of Colored Berges Remnants of Colored V ev Remnants of Plain Che Remnants of Colored Henriettas Remnants of Colored Bilk Taffeta Remnants ored Granite Remnants of Fancy Paom Remnants of Plain Lumineau Colereq. Clay | y Semana’ Weacy Maae Bik elve 2 Remnants of Pisin Flannel Tef Remnant of Colored Armures. Remnants of Fancy Persigg tote. wet mnants of Colored Basket | Ye Remnants of Pisin Peau de | Weaves | Ba vo Remnants of 4 Etamines | Wool Waisting or ot P wpe de jemmn ant Colored Hopaack- cnaminente of Plain Crepe de | ‘ae Pas of a Repmels Mest. of aoe . a é 4—some in Dre 1 of Pisin Peau a’'Em- | p nts of Linings at One- | #n¢'Ki of Plain Peau Third off the Regular I- r cent. | Remnants of Skirt Linings, Jack ab 53 PO eznanta Fancy Corded Wash st Uinings and Waist Linings cRgmnents of Fancy as iin sereta | Short ende of canvas for skirt | “% aamnonte VPancy Corded Taffeta | facing and Moreen Hamaande tar | eimnante of Printed ’ : so | Put fion lle to pick from, at | “ore”. ane Fancy Roman S#trtp one-third t regular prices. fel of Printed Remnante Fancy Pliere Stripe | Remnants of Silesia. Remnants of Plain Milke. nan of Percaline. otha, Ps Remnants Fancy Persian Stripe. Romnanto of Sateen Re tw Fancy Remnants Fancy Jasper Stripe. Tiemnante of Mercerised Lantiaga Walstings. * Remnants Mack Duct Satin. Remnants of Moreen. Remnante Fancy Remnants Black Taffeta Sik “Remnants of Canvas. tistem. onemnente Biack Peau de Bote | Hemnants of Duck. Remnants of Pia’ im. i Rern: Remnants Wack India Stk. Remnants of Cloth Suitings Ong Remnants Hiqck Tussore Sit. Many « Rainy-Day Skirt | Remnants of Piatn Nuns Ve Remnants Printed Liberty Satin. | Length or for an Unlined Suit te | Remnant of Plain Remnants Printed Indias. be had in this lot—some pieces only | nein Nerdho# @Ce THE BIG STORE 1419 to 1433 Second Avenue and 115-135 Pike Street Widy @ Godstein, Corner First Ave. and Mai ! Telephone Main 12 orite Fumi), DENTISTS 1422 Second Avenue Opposite Bon Marcho Honest, guaranteed work done by graduate dental surgeons at lowest possible coet. First-class work cannot be done at lower prices than we quote. Our new botanica) discovery applied to the gums makes every operation painiess, We have an ¢lectrical equipment that ie not equaligd in the Pacific Northwest, This enables us to give you first-class work at an extremely low fee Beat Pe | Week Starting MeL a | | Jeffries - Fitzsimmons’ Including the knockout; =,* real exhibit rie Wonderful hy deme) roba! Mile, Jutia Bra: Revelving Globa, | PRICES--Evening, 1 | Sunday matinee, = tbe, Hinees, 10c. 26c. | Two — 2:30 p.m, 8:30 p OPERA ee John Cort, Mer, Phone TWO NIGHTS MOI STANDING ROOM LASTS —_————— MURRAY & In the Reigning M “A NIGHT ON BRO. SEATS ARB GOING abrices $1 00, The, a JOHN CORT, M, GORDON-Sk GRAND OF Wednesday night Stiver Fillings Pure Gold Fillings Geid Crowns, 22% . Bridge Work, per tooth... Our Patent Pearl Plates (does net cows roof of MOU) 6s ceceeiceeeeees Twelve-year written guarantee with all work. Our plates, WI patente vacuum chambers, never fail to stay . up Pree examination and painiess charge. No students employed. All work in charge of graduate special- Lady attendant always Howre—§ 30 a. m. to 8 p. m.; Sundays ull 1 used, without extra method Chances Now That Seldom Occur GRAND REMOVAL SALE Bargains on Friday umes, standard works of flection, etc., published at 100 and bdc WAISTING FLANNELETTE At Mc a yard. A variety of pat- terns that we well usually at 16 CASHMERES®, SERGES A stock of Millinery bought at our own price will be on sale to- morrow LADI TRIMM lot 4. P. Howe, Mer. Roth 8 TRIMMED AND UN- 2D MATS ar orted in THE FUNNIEST or HARRY CORSON Lot iin te CHEVIOTS, ete, tn all cole Lot 3 toc the lines we unually at 6 ot * will be on sale tomorrow, 30 lot yard ion ar DRESS GINGHAMS—In stripes Lot ¢aCholoe-b0c and chee @ 10¢ cloth; tomor N RIBBONS2 in. x4 in, TOW This play was written ® widen alt oni %, Worth 166 to 200; 36 AL©S—Dark colors || Clarke, who is the original od washers, Value yard for 100 @ yard. Popular F ALL REMNANTS are on pale ee jaa a thin week at HALF PRICE AND OUTING NNEL—in light i Third aves LESS. She’ sare este *, regular price as PLAID DRESS GOODS—The COMFORTS—At. $1.96, lie jW. M. Russell, Mer 1 quality, for 10¢ a yard with white 6o: Mgnt attholine Prices —B0c, 4c, ROOKS—At 6c each, 1000 vol cover; worth $1 5 ablins.' Pan wore Tonight es And all week, with ‘Enturday a ‘ KNUTE ERICKSO) In Broadhurst & Currie’s lal greatest produc “THE MAN FROM 8) An absolutely titerestt ty of laughter and of heart intereat No real opposition im at week worth mentioning @ r Ty day, “And thoy gradual Without @n equal In the entire list stands the famous HELP THE ORPHANS Second Annual! Charity Ball ah For the Benefit of The Good Shepherd Orphan Asylum —— ‘This great range Is today at the ranges, and is unt- \y mitted to be more at- {ve and posseas more desirable and special advantages tra features than any ether range on the market 600 PAIR W. S. Kirk, 1209 18t High Top, Hand sewed Waterproof, U. S, CAVALRY BO® =ewres B8OLE AGENTS DABNEY & WOODHOUSE 418 Pike Street. TUESDAY, FEB. 10 AI? are 7, ‘PIKE STREET OPTICAL! Eves Examined Scienti hon a= ban: A the better “is, whereby ARMORY HALL an give you bargains. Tickets, $2.00, admitting and Lady Phone John 981; Independent 1156, Gentleman