The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 24, 1903, Page 3

MURSTONSHERRIN) = AST EDITION ie eee | eT — “of CONFER ABOUT THE = rs NEW LIGHTING PLANT ‘hte | CITY ADVISORY BOARD MEETS AND CONSIDERS PLANS FOR | » BEGINNING CONSTRUCTION WORK IN NEAR FUTURE The olty advisory board ts in sex sion this afternoon considering plans ~ 4 F ‘Mining « . ceive | fF he Bowlnning of active met with In completing this part. o we address and receive | ton work en the new munic the werk, The @ for the d - mining paper “Oppor- | Hon kete Bereapes and wabed ond Vor? PRR ree | {rte Mating and power plant itttle remaing to be dane before. the OStoannte Rte actual work of construction ean be Gov. Semple erior court © ‘want to buy Yellow Jacket t 10 Alaska © ee Raker Mountain, id inte the grand jury way hae already been secured and It] @ room, te ht little diffiewity will be. — started F City Ragineer Thomson,| The questio paren &@ HERRIN Superintendent of Streets W posing of the lighting bonds 4 ot din 109 Cherry 8. Corporation Counsel Gitta, he ey at eo length and it riley and Councilmen | is under final action of GH and James, Counct! , deferred until City man Murphy and City Comptrotier | Comptrott r can be con Hiplinger are absent from the city, | eylted on the wu Mr, Thomeon At the meeting thin afternoon Oty | urged that the bonds be disposed af as to the beat method verbal report of the y we that has| aa he held tthe ulthmate be nts nee About half of this rieht ft woreige, mark at our usual An the latest models are renre- sented —markest NOT GRADED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE SIZE OF THEIR ORGANIZATION > ft je States are not @raded in con~ mic. Stat at Lohan ie apne formity with the relative sise of the | secre |orWanieations they represent. The/secrstartes receive from $2600 | Resarmereas, St ,raltens traimmany| tte: chic, clertn GEb08, and ene : ROBBE, D THE R POSTOF FIC me ~ uree could not be stamped out) PERU, tn: john Haltthan ot | ; : gncll all the dogs im the vicinity were oa robbers blew open ry | An Indian woman and her ne tained only a em ™ - had been bitten by the dogs, an + A sumber of citizens, rowsed the — $000; BE Clark of y though given prompt medical treat-| notes, approached the Dettaing: but tt was feared that both would were terrified b: flourt: die in the agonies of hydrophebia, | volvera. They The affected dogs bei ailment to the depot Is A SOCIAL JESS TS ees Ses eis ce brakemen, pay their afficia re} Simon Rurns of the Window ai “e . jthan any of the other national! Worke 5008, and Dennis | stern Alaska, bv uplons Ha. 8) frneral slaughter of Grand Chief Engineer P. M. Ar-| mor vd oinet was lp progres: when ote left thar af the Brotherhood of neers her of the Carpenters and J that port, and it was feared that ¢ 9 95000 ar, Grand jagteriand Secreetary-Treasurer 5 | : Gra: Granite Cutters, | ©! |Merrisey of the Hrothe: . h of the Typo JRMA CODY ett, the mall carrier who wae mer- eral months ago drowned tn Taku) arm, bas been found and taken (@ DOINGS Whime staff of the High/ on the more Sti tna MAIL CARRIERS IW SESSION EVERETT, F Feb. The Waste The Midnight Adieu b © Midnight ehul tr tonight tn hail ot A terge number of in: ond. - ot large Beattie was elected as ™ ihe meeting Bluce for the next state case, Sterting chapter, Daughters of | convention. American Revolution, Menday,, The convention elased with « Maech"=" sf fiat gn pro-|quet in the eveatng. ram prepar The Benediots a penponne ae a BUTLER WILL ren Penton ware Satta] r BOUNCED 34 PM ASHINGTON, Be Gy Feb su ‘The Repubticans of the house which wee w out and —_ Into @ plurality, of nearty aoges F; man Clmatead witl a? x Ba hem eg before the om te a The steamer Valencia arrived from| the second time mutter’ has weve Gn Valdes this mornti with 16 passen.|#eated for the came coum, os See left pert a week “go Siete GETS A aan TROUBLE OVER ae oo ste rie snc sang mee fe Sater |e SIX ARE DEAD CLEVELAND, Ohio, Feb, The wreckag train colliston on MARDI GRA GRAS including two tramps, were NEw ORLEANS, Feb MAD PROBABLY LOST iamense crowd was 1 seopent today att Gras. Bchiey| LIVERPOOL, Feb. “:4—epe | te me yg es 4 with Mayor Cy actioally abandoned for the Eider deville and Admiral Fivet of ri mpeter, @ liner from — Mrevere to Yrench Leto f Tae, and accu. | Boston. ia now 35 days overdue. pied the place honor ‘0 he pro=| Bhe carried crew of % men. Big detachments of Fren: Ameticans from the battleship Texas, were tn Une xi ice tasers ants Rae re) SHPRAS 1S OUT | pes ot honor, A demonstra- eatianagieenestay was given to General Joseph) wasHincToN, D. C, Feb. dn —————— ws Justice George Shires retired from the supreme court at the close of Bail Reduced | 12537? esion in paretiinee ot tn Tesignation presented a short time aao. He left for Florida this after- Judge Bet of the superior court) Poon, Where he will sojourn for the oe. = this afterqnon reduced the ball of| benefit of hin health. Ktoncern In the | Mrs. Nettie Underwood to $3000 and the targeat bas, [Set her trial for Aprtt €. iness transaction since the forma-|G¢r*o0d has been in tion of the Steel trust months on a charge of infanticide. coronas” She ts alleged to have been the ac Underwod has | vonviet- Seattle Theater ed of murder tn the second degree) “Coptanton” is still the bill at and sentenced to the penitentiary for|Heattie theater thin week. It be BURNED 1S yours, atyled a orENOUN epectacle,” and ia MERIDIAN, Mies, Fob. 24-The |, re Underwood's friends state)e litte different from anytaing that | that she will give ball and be re-| has ever appeared in thin city Misstasippt Female college butld was destroyed by fire leased this week. Daniel Sully at the Grand) ant ‘wrontath ‘Th Paap he sae odeat se | Goldberg Will |sit\s'ut ei ston when the alarin war given Charten B. Hanford |them saved any cothing. and: they Sleep in Jail who sane cet a | dencon ‘The ie 25,000 | Hanford commences at the Grand! Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday the slot machine! tomorrow night.. He is accompanied A suey | by Miss Marie Drofiah, ‘The T: (THEY THAWED in Star Mahts, “Much Ado About Nothing’ 4 at wil; WHl be produced Friday night and ‘and will|@t he Saturday matin a H Shapes in lars, six for Ing of the Threw” will be presented | Madison Theater The new headliners at ¢ lant night rec Touring recep. » Madteon eb. tte] The phelors of the Rainier-Grand| this morn-|} hotel were crowded last nips WIth tion The bie was Norwor ling while thawing dynamite on the| residents of Seattle who desired to| yy h performers ‘ennemsee Central railway line to Tiishop | A Rich Strike | Passengers who returned fromler put of an ab ‘ * Morgan ana! on this morfing on the Valeneial mr J, c. rere Introduced *| 1 wis Sisters, and the report that a stampede is expected | speakers, ‘The add f Dufty Children | from Valdes to Delta River, which !8| Quy qanveted by Mr | There are two performances dotiy: | a] Lhe support of re Cathe “Ak; The Third Avenue nee was pledged by Mr, A. J. Boo! 7 Mi © Man Fre myer, TO these Bishop O'Dea re-| sarin, oie ae the nid Aven 7 this | | aponded In a brief address, He said Lesiio = Mov that Beattie is now his home titular role “| shail iabor with all my strength —oe ed irike is bet han ' PAE Tine. Call at 9918 Hrookiyn | Clim, that the atriice In better thn | in seattle, T shall die in Sratt'e,” he! A BIG CARGO secon tee yet found in Alark conelud caresigen merosrenes At the conclusion of his addrens CHICAGO, Bebn those present were given an oppor-|morning, with TT ite tunity of meeting him personally, ‘at $750,000, in k mehing throughs feist seat of the dlorese trom Van-| , Wanh,, to thin city, Th Kalsha liner Orient this «general cargo Valued Thomas Kelton onthe t TRE REPT etree for # : ' mber of ja no worse form of gambling than Was about the sar 5 . “ le nat at’ these biteket CONGRESS In Contempt § wasn wenators at a unanimously ‘tatehood bill proposed by the Re publicans the atatehood pontoffice committee to see whether the latter will vote to taok the ortg contempt of court, @/ inal statehood bill on the pe H Appropriatte id in another column, | he the Dorn The inatructed Mawckburr iference also ypantivovag he io M call up at the earth ee 8 iment the anti-trust bi recently re man Pigott re-M parted by F Bell to declare @ committee ‘order @ tion vernor to ape The Mr. Semple the Miter shows that not « Ditean ht the riter iti. t possitile mo: ite considera t of of careful canvas of 4 bill through i : whieh im new Engineer Thommon made a complete | ti this city on the popular Lown plat Wiehed to both the agriculture! and yer’ i\ appropriation A, Showin: ® made in the preliminary work | to be derived from eou i, rtore \ on the site of the power plait as well | would far cutwelgh the ation | belleved that no statehood legi#lation oe what has b done in securing | of the small p jum that might be/ whl be the right of way for the pole line wecured by selling the be - | the leaders predt [Alon Of the senate is now | able The senate after the um the statehood vote aldered the agricultural bill, with the) statehood git, | Wostortice therefore to fix Moeption of which was passed bill providing f iemeoe, ad | NEW YORK, eb. 4—The salar Onder of Railroad Condyerere 966pe. poops. MAD 006 SCARE iver te foe by the officials of the various reaident John Mitohee! inland, with the Amertcan liber Whions throughout the Unte./2ne Workers receives but $2000; IN ALASKA lar an @ standard unit. T voted down the sen for an international meney confer- |i, * amendment amount of money, yw, often biting the train at the next station, where! captured « hand-car in which | bls te a fog the geen thee when a garment ts there in a spectal low price on it. garments mean something to take Sf te west, ng Suite Cheviots, Meitons and Scotch these suits have been selling $28, BLY ond 695. The sale price will be— $17.50 Without the uae of sepertatives. I can candidly admit that the above special is one af the best I have ever offered STAR readers, A combination of low and bie qpaltey commend the sale to every woman w! worth and fashionable garments. The deci! rests a POSITIVELY Lag FINAL WEEK Of this great opportunity to obtain goods at almost next to nothi ices. March sat this Bankrupt Stock a_i Mr, B, Bebnoter bee leased the large store rooms and insists om the goods being moved away. We will not move, but sell at a reduction that will com- pell you, as @ money-saving, sensible public, to buy your goods here at About 1-3 Regular Prices This Big Stock of Clothing, ings is being solid for the rey ea of the creditors, and udge Morris of the Superior Coart of King County, who appointed as receiver, Mr, A, Paine, a prominent real estate man, with offices at the Pioneer building, and ordered him to sell the mer- chandise for what it will bring. will be no more, was ordered by the Hon A FEW LEADERS Buys a Man's Sulit Overcoat Buys a Man's Sulit Overcoat coats, worth 8. Tuya a $1.00 | c Shirt / Buys Te Overalls. coats, worth $8. Suit or Overcoat, Misses’ and Children’s Shoes, Trunks, Val- ises, Blankets, Comforters, Rubber Clothing and a big line of Miners’, Prospectors’ and Lumbermen’s Outfits at about Ore-Third Regular Prices. " Shoe and Tne Monarch oii’. 1317-1319 First Avenue One-Half Black North of the Postofiice. = t# no Buees-work In EVERSOLE OPT! 44 OCMTANY TO8 Recount avenuo, New York block, Phone, James 1408, ANDERSON DEAD NEW YORK, Feb. M&M. Bitery te wn lawyer died this POPE RECEIVES SPANIARDS ROME, Web. sion to the poy ‘The fipa oleh rate royal honors, ‘The delegation was headed by Duke Almadovar, whom the pope entertained In private con Versation for half an hour discussing the best ways of provid wubatl tutes for the friars now in the Phil-| | Ppines, * iat How Fortunes Are Made form, furnish he ih the United States, Money-mak ing te the art of taking something either developing it or holding it un Ul someone so. This if par- | Hoularty true in regard to petroleum lands, When the great oi! discover fen wore made in Pennsylvania, and) later in California and Texas, wild lands wotd ag low an $2.60 per nere,| ° because the Industry was (hen in its) acceptance nds f from that sie Pe depoaite In nation. | penMey. Te ints” ghaws jtcnta word al banka, competent corpa of bn- wineers in there early in the season, | and secured hae embracing the! very eream frhory, Thip it vow to “omer to email or mit ERS eo] mt G. BICKERTON & CO, general aus nee aexerce’ = i “ae ime Elec ke roe WE genie omar Northweetern Mhoe (o tk MAD, th W |e | DYMAN M KWADD, 1 Waller Woilding, pf a et |W. D. LAMBUTH, 206-6 Pacis Block, ma avenue, |g r3 ore 9 WANTHD— Mon and women to wfudy | HYPNOTIOM, PENBONAL NETIBM and character reading by our simplified method jubilee was re | evived at the Vatican today with) Denny butiding t fortune) in ite new or crude states where) Wottom prices will prevatl, and then | FOR #AL® Miawew White Kia Ll large investors at bedrock fur if you have w few doltare that yo want to invest Mm such a way as to fe you hundreds, not thre uRh) |stookt ar anything of that sort, but | |the absolute ownership of the Lai call at once on The Alaska OM Lan company, TLL New York block Welp Wanted—Male SES tn os Way te reek ties | etme wet |THE STAR Amwmtorment Oftier. 29 Joftor- son Srent, cam furnish the best help tn the city, Ker quiate service, phone Main Independent, 208 Mrs M.A. Welle dace BAN = 7 bt om Dearborn. between King ant Wefter, oll ome-hait af Ai croft & and wi foe bom, double story, tne linet. G08 Pike street” D.C. Stain, gene ral auctioneer. Tel, Wiack 2008. alieneere, 1012 Firat a¥enus, Aro! hitects WOOGHTON, 414-417 Coiling, Marion ——|F 8. Guin, ae Arcade balling. Abstractors | ORHORNE, THY Mp & 6 ik, ie wine claigh § abetracte, usual tafe Pro Independent ae — we gy 3 HAN FORD Dad tablished 1609. as ‘Tetophone, Main I Banks ne | rie BCANT NAV IAN AMET AH TORR af sbraltle phe bu ‘Ons; "agin i, O28 tree A, Chy yt, eS a BAVINGS BANK. . Weuteider. br Commercial, ic BANK oF TT TRE CANADIAN 5 ar a A DET inet and temehers hems College. Becond and rhe Oc epee, 67 Hevssy Piock there'll be a spectal here , Shoes, Hats and Furnish- : 55 Buys 1.00 Under- | Swear $3. 13 Buys Men's Pant= worth . Toys Men's Pants $1.85: 225.%: a7 ee 1F 10U WOULD AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT Invite you to call om ve Remeniber tat to-date, ni ebee | od tremume there | the 286, at 10:40 wharp, bed dete, | springs, nettresees, exttensian table; | Thic Wook man Fran ony 10 ovlnaten” walle ta. wien car: hamdy te goed sohack 17S Five setew of extra good sett, onty 12 minutes’ walk w electric car, 20 minutes’ Toon't make ¢ mistake, we cam sell you one acre for $350; one block from school and two hiacka from electric car Cotumbla; cary Stettengren & Arnell, 8 Rom- BALMON Tay Park satltion, Nallard four ho wary terme. Proseer | Di} —— eee | TAT Gin100, with two Gottingen, om car Hine, | 10 minwser ride [rom Broted ave ot pate Tayke-Cook Co. aad Ait eruptions of the scaly; shampoo a ee annatnn. ote fae. ents of forty-two well-fupnished recs: ood bed sets, apringe. mattresses, pete, Curtaion, tallot sets, steel ranges fact overything belonewar u tan, Saile wen Wown aot cad treme “| Saati” te Ne Soy ecw Rancn 100 acres, rich | Rooms by the Day or 184 FIRST AVENUE HOTEL, 11 First ave 1 moderne Onann PACIFIC | nme: house newly Academy PUCDRP re Sera wre | RSRTUWireth Mueic AND > Norte. be, | Ae we are forced ts move and = ass a oe x = at healt OfRro, Insurance on none, RT BORN REL BE rons Rabaat— thro? BR. F. A. MACKIKNON. 4 © aX mo BARNES & CO.—14-73 Starr Boyt UTMAN PLUMBING C ets Successor to ney a AEG i SE rare peeled ean ES AMIEL, aluminum, nicoleid. Mea- en tle Yeater. , fot and 202 Ptoneer Building, Phone, Union 1, SEATTLE STEAMERS FOR NOME AND TELLER, ALASKA General merchants at above potints. “PORT ORCHARD ROUTE For U. &, Navy Yard and Battleships STEAMERS ATHLON ey FLYER PORT ORCHAR Pier 2 2 CARD rviee 76:30, *9:00 amd NEW ° Daily Leave Seatth 10:00 a. m5 "TG, 92:80 and 4 p.m (Saturday only, extra trip 11:20 p. mo Leave Bremerton: 8:16 and 11:4 we By Fe See Fed ana ame ag Ng 1 leave Charleston: $:0@ and 10: & m; 6:05 Pm Por Pleasant React, tales steamers leaving Seattle any trip except at 6 32, a. Beesgerton, ont "Bh - ROUND TRIP, ce ae ‘TTh OMUNDS AND —* ty evenert ner, CLTY OF und trips daily, am, Lm, and & r Palatial Ste Th