The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 6, 1903, Page 4

SHOT FOR TRYING om ir annual banquet of the Ld Sonn of a will be - e and J eT Te wiven at the ¥ hotel on [ > it k # morning the evening of Bt, Patrick's day,| DE. AL | tote that had started the TO COLLECT DEBT": | a The committee in charge have ex . | tended Invitations to dus, Metiriie| Moore Investment ¢ ompany) “sueTICR CANN 10 iLb and many nt men of the state} Now Has the Property | Justice of the Pencw M4 a o be pr aifined i hi today The deat for the purchase of the }att the grip, HM | prot Charles Butler Inflicts Wound That May Prove Fatal Upon MERCANTILE CLUB SMOKER |, mene cre ~ “ j beg 17 up for ia ‘ 7 " The exular week! rake of 7 7. Wee - sande nves hin been ¥ John Courtney, Because the Victim Asked Him to pay $6 | yo S(TEME eekly nes ment Company was formally closed “ lant night in the club's oe. . sue: pomhenaay | + shooting and perhap f the Bhoet= lin the Apende building, ‘Neat Thane l «Mf Revd ing Job wriney Lane, Ada day night will be ladiew’ night at}, MM Moore states that work will} evening, Chartie Mutter ga nt out from po- | the club. be commenced Immediately on ren patrolmen and almost the entire de e headquarters to head off the fu - votind and vedidneten the Silins te | lective force a long chase, He was] gitive RICHARD E, PHILLIPS Dies [VSN And rearranging the 1 , rounded up, however, and in > iohar *hillipa, ame eare, [tne enides this thes pur ee een te eae ee Fugitive Doubles Back Richard B Patitine, aged *7 years, | on, to benUity the cafeerated In the city Jali jilted at hin home in thin etty, yes According to the statements of] Within a tew minutes after the |terday, He wan ft « the building, and several whe were wiltiemec te the | shooting a epetter sent out b the |Ihtendent of one t+ have the it Was & old-blooded at-| Polive to watch Butler's movements, | Franklin mines, and was very well a all remy ( tempt-at murder | reported, to Cameron and Pfeil that | known be wn ® frat chun coyreints remarkable price of Butler lives with a woman tn a/the fugtiive had doubled back } - nd Bey y hote : e shack near the corner of First/ had pulted around the end of the tid Urnishings glone are expect nue Rout and Connecticut street, | Ml and was in hiding na shack «| BOUT EVARD wt $76,000, ‘The company ule ar this shack the shooting occ haif mile below the Centennial mill, | < r te to Insta eure electri | t vc fend the nt iaaeae” diem EX TENSION | hts teem tied aver nd Pin | ‘ oO oO. into his boat and waal . trance ' ’ Standing off a Bill making his get by the| Street Committee Decides to A A re of broadcloth, cheviot “Prats a debt I never pay route when the officers reached ; * FI " N : tine Hill Addition Sere ; Batter wes heard to tay. Then he|the shor Adhere to Original Plan «OA TING corkscrew and venetian whipped out @ revolver and fired np ee: sil black. red. tan, cast point blank at Courtiey, ‘The ball Laugh Was Soon Over The couneh committer on atre FISH TRAP) s aM Jap eatered Courtney's cleft. brenat just | He laughed When the patrotmen | yesterday afiernoon decided two ~ 4 | brown mixture at or neck and fanged down. |told-him to stop, but soon his laugh we a heshoy ‘ ‘ Micting serious wound thai [ing Was turned to fright by the apat bebe Wruleward through) co experiinent with « new inven lar, single or double fatal ter of bullets In the water near his street and Pourth avenue, 64! tion, which is desoribed as a “float -0 L well silk or satin lined; th 1 ap oe, iy planned. Protans againat| Sap ech aera sen of ioe oh {TRirty-One Lots in all . surtney sank helpless to the! Bach officer fired several shots to/ thie and advocating that the boule. | interested the fen business left d Saturday, while the # the |frighten bim, and then when he did | vard have ninus at Fitth ay.| the Chicpeck pier yesterday in Body at $90 Each j Sins police and [not stop Camer bullet in/enue and Pine street were turned | he of the Pacific Packing and Nay ric the ambulance called to ta! art. | the boat very ne town, They will be placed on file. ligation Company's hea. Ed lously pay to the Wayside Mission hoepit the chase. Butler] Protests against the enactment of] Ward Druninl, A mM. Planck, the in ol al. Im the meantime Butler waded wily pulled inshore and /the propawed ordinance providing for | Yehter and feveral fehing tnen con ture, and pri out in the bay and climbed ipto a|submitted to arrest without further /either the removal of sidewalk ole | U°ted with the Pacific Packing and) 4 and site ut boat Which was moored a short dis- | ado. or the depomit of m $10,000) Der Rel cupertinant ahs hothing tance from the shore and pulled) No charge will be place indemnify the city in case * ™ away towards South Seattle. Batier wntil it le known wh of damages being secured against] LADIES AID OF VAN AS ‘ Im the meantime Patrolmen Cam- | not Courtney will die Ls the city as « result of accidents on The Ladiew Aid of Vi #... er 1: eron and Pfeil took up the chase, | well Krrown tide fat chara the elevators, were heard, but ne ac-lehurch will meet wit in @ bunch at th seereereernareecnnemenememamems | tins wee talane : = CELTIC BONS BANQUET IDENNY HOTEL) sieve Scorn son aia 4 LOSES FRIEND ANO MONEY SS ee fit for whoever : |the council the paving of First av buys there lots in retailing them out Charles Johnson appeared at the : worted pother case of misplaced | Sy gE at «| Crawford & Conover anes whe supposed > oe 202-203 New York Block AS. RHORER DIES a —_—— ae wi, ont Sg iS SUDDENLY REMOVAL SALE ‘The following rm warning ts | all disappeared SAL meg get on Pa ne Nave a Senha ns hat sight ait Sst| Patal Result of Surgical Opera-|f SPECIAL been ordered Re! De Fue ham bay and - _ of the Columbia river mouth LICENSES TO WED A. & Rhorer, president of the cause brisk to high southwest winds! The fo tage Heen forthweatern Vaudeville Circuit with rain pave been r 3. Hu d & Well known theatrical man of | Charlotte McDonald. 29, Doth line Northwest, died at the Seattle ONLY ~— bye ave General hospital last night from | f Everett: | the effects of an operation perform | I-quart bottle Melirayer wie Local ranch, strietly fresh . " . led « few hours before for periton key 109 every cae guarar of Cleveland, both of lega leveland, both of legulling pte leaves @ Widow t.quart bottice Keserved Btock wiapecc cela Mr, Rhorer ¢ to Beattie about Port bac Ant c Dozen Third Avenue Theater “Blue Grass,” 4 story of Kentucky was presented by the Jessie Shirley company at the Third Avenue the ter last night, ‘The play wi! h the boards for the rest of the week the leading people and in fact the whole company le cast better Mise Shirley played Mary Brand well. As the faithful wife she ap- peared to especial advantage. Her natural homelike way made her work very acceptate Im the role « the woman who remains true to ber Rebband through all hs trials, Geo MeQuarric was as good as ever In the rote of Jobn Brand, He is better im the lighter parte however. The role of Col. Decatur was in the bentp of TB. Lofton, He m: ent southern colane! and Mise Meta Marsky furnished the fun te light roles, The work of Miss Claire Greenvilte as an adventuress stood out prominentiy. She bad a mest difficult role yet handied it with ease. Bhe was ably supported by Ea@mund Abbey as the villain. Gam Morris. 4 favorite actor in Be- ettle, opens st the Third Avenug on = for a week's engagement ts “The Peddier's Claim.” Nance O'Neil! Local theater goers will soon have another opportunity of seeing | the young tragedienne, Nance O Net). | classic achievernents. Since her tour of the world Miss O'Neil has de- Yeloped greatly. She opens at the Grand Sunday in “Magda.” to be followed by “The Jewess” and “Eila- abeth.” an It i & strong story full of emotion | Ptteter « mg at the AR = Fourth ave (Cooper @ Levy's Old Stand.) and striking climaxes or eR nue | hones, Gunset, Pink 1751; tn. 021 Becond Ave, play was much better recetved dendent, 1751. Free delivery. Near Madison street than was “In the Hands of the En-/89¢ Seventh « on plot sox7¢ | "Shere ipa better chance for fet Which he has just purchased on Beattie Theater Marry Corson Clarke will present bill at the Seattle theater “The Three Mate” and of Nature” will be pre- each night. The characters by Mr. Clarke in these widely different and will Sreat versatility, For the of this week “Why Smith jome™ will be the bill, There reception matinee Satur a U. of W. Glee Club ‘The concert of the University of Giee Clube will be given at the a st Pf f It le expected that a body of the students will be . The musics! clubs are an- direction of Prot. W. F. Madison Theater ‘The vaudeville bili at the Madison this week includes Mackay & Croix, Hagan & Errol, The Patrocela Fam- fly and Norwood Bras, There are two performances daily. PRESS CLUB FORMALLY OPENS ITS ROOMS ‘The resuiar meeting ot the Seattle Press Club last evening was marked as the formal opening of the club's rooms tn the Areade building. ‘The two roome are finely furnished and will be an attractive resort to per men, After the routine business of the meeting last night was transacted a Bohemian supper was served. POTATOES GROW BIG ON THE YUKON Potatoes grow big in the great val- ley of the Yukon. Advices from Rampart state that a crop of spuds wn last season on Capt. May's farm at that place aggregated 1800 pounds. Five of the potatoes weigh- ed 16 a ; POLICE NOTES Peter Berry. an Austrian peddier, was arrested by Patrolman Step- Jer this morning for peddling fish without a license. He was released $2 bell, Ole Johnson, who liv at 2231 ‘Wertern avenus, reported to the po- Nee this mornt that he had Tobbed of a $60 money order in a loon on Washington street. He aia Rot state tn his report the peculiar menne of separation that was used to get the Rema oS ord J. M. Bennett, Jeweler, 7 Cotonta), ‘olumbia. Five-Room House on Second Hill 18th Ave. H. S. Turner & Co. 232 Globe Bik. WILL BUILD HOTEL Herman @ The house will nventene news at the « filed & petition in the federal yesterday afternoon asking that one for that os DEATH oF Liovo N. “MARTIN ' gare N. Martin. shared his bb tion on Theatrical Manager) FOR Hoth for One ap to a customer Ite ater on F me he hms greatly Tomorrow, Baturday, at NEAR OUTHONBE ee wstay te J. ARONSON hospital where he died teat nig [past tow snonthe be had NEW LOCATION 14 FIRST AVENUE #OUTH ADAMS contain 60 Fr Sua SSS". REPORT OF = "| PT, WARDEN Warden Jensen's report tor of February gives the to mount of Imports as $2,201,990, the exports being $1,704,250. The! veamels that arrived numbered 49 and departures 4. The cought s2,208 od carried away 35,096 valued at 61,388 » the Orient and khoiders Navigation © macific mpany court | ming a pancenget people to the eastern receivers appointed ppany be removed, and fe appointed In his » SATURDAY’S SPECIAL 0 ANGEL CAKES Cents ay IF YOU HAVE TRIED OUR ANGEL CAKES BEFORE YOU KNOW THEY ANE THE BEST IN THE CITY, IF NOT TRY ON Now OLO ESTABLISNED PAINLESS | snonuusz “quarct DENTISTRY We administer vitailsed afr Sor DANS EXTRACTING and our Preparation that ts applied to rg the Grouiest a te morte, Be need to suffer when havt Fillings that stay in... .@ mduct Lippines mounted to $1,603.15 yp Cennes coe a: Lyons removed to 11 La at hie hore, rete Mints ant Conreighan 40 Sighs Remeron Dutchess Trousers the SHEEP to th, May WARRANTY You may buy a pair of Dutchess Wool Trousers, at $2, 2.50, 3, 3.50, 4 or 5 From | 12. NOT & FAkm DENTAL and wear them two months. For every SUSPENDER rw Set and | Bp Gearant BUTTON that COMES OFF, WE will PAY you TEN GENTS. if they RIP at the WAISTBAND, WE wii be Po tm... . ir double hen! PAY you FIFTY @ENTS. If they RIP in the SEAT ma iene: or _ehewhere, WE will PAY you ONB DOLLAR or | atte mito. GIVE YOU A NEW PAIR. BEST IN THE WORLD. TRY A PAIR. TOKLAS, SINGERMAN & CO. Lumber Exchange Building Cor. Second and Seneca byl gy Wo students wut all specialists of from wo pear’ ‘We are maki apeciaity of guid wn and Bg hice Go'ture te consctt ve ateut the bigh-chal werk Dr. E. J. Brown’s Dental Parlors 713 First Avenne 113 Bee Porters 1. 5, 0.68. ¢ Union first door south of 713 Bo uthwick’s. loure—0: o. m. to 8 PACIFIC COAST CLOTHING CO. _ Let the R. R. Co. Buy Your Clothes In this case the railroad company indirectly. pays half the price of the Suit, for the extraordinary purchase we made from them enables us to sell two suits for the price of one. The stock was supposed to be damaged; it had been in a smash-up and the consignee refused to receive it; the company disposed of it to us at a low price, on condition that we should not use their name for advertising purposes. The Sale Is Now Nearing the End but one more week and the last lot will be gone. chances as these are offered Men’s Suits and Overcoats |“ Now Going at Less Than Half 69 S85 Better come quickly when such Men's $22.00 Suits, at ... Boys’ $3.00 Knee Parit Suite for ... Men's $19.50 Overcoats, 29 | *: Men's $11.00 Suits, Men's $20.00 and $25.00 Men's $4.00 Worsted Pants, $2, at Overcoats, for ‘ t LOT icacssccseccsoeess Men’s $14.00 Suits, Boys’ Knee Pants, worth Men's $1.50 Working Pants, THE BON MARCHE A Great Sale Tomorrow Morning We have divided a lot of Spring Weight Jackets for Women into two lots for quick selling tomorrow. NORDHOFF & CO “| $13. 50 Spring Jack. ets $2.00 No.1 has Jackets from $6.50 up to $13.50; yet they'll all be cleared out tomorrow while they last at the most Just a word of description: Lot No. clot in DINK & G2. OO | TES whi ‘ A fauce fter 4 te for up and @ Only 6 to & buyer } ibe ‘ after ¢ each 1 We a dorer N Wick after | Itate, $1.00 va after 6 M i Gott “ months are, yoke ma hy ffie around neck qe wula . * af ter 6 2 Children’s I " ra style, trimmed with # heted Silk . m pink emular values § and $2.00; spectal after 6, ¢ are somewhat solied « * regular » 1% 160; apecta ‘ ‘ Hematitehed Pillow Caner of good bleached cott regular + Gray Domets. Tan Inches wide, 2 to 10-yard lenathe, good yalue at § 1-Sc; after 6, @ yard. Ie ALASKA PETROLEUM AND COAL shares of this company were ced § cents on March ist, but we ade it a point to secure some clowe to the old price, and we will ive our custour the benefit There te but a few thousand shares, and you cannot afford to delay if you want any of it We are headqiarters for all the leading stocks, and it will be td yo interest to drop Into our office and get « list of the stocks and quota- tions. THURSTON & HERRIN Tel. Main _Main 31, 109 Cher i Ae St Hall Tree Bargain The Finest Hall Tree in Seattle, Also about 600 yards of good second hand Carpet. DABNEY & | WOODHOUSE | COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS 418 Pike Street. Phone John 981; inde $290 SMALL COTTAGEAND LOT 85 35c 65c Men’s Furnishings Saved From the Rallroad Smashup at One-Third Their Original Cost Men’s Negligee Shirts, with Men's Mercerized Silk Hose, | Men's Derby Ribbed Under | EK. & W. Collars, odd ‘sizes, silk fronts, worth $1.00, for worth 25c; sale price ..15¢ wear, worth 75c; sale price sold at 25c; sale price .. 2¢ et deveges seeceenseses 35¢ | Boys’ Outing Flannel Over- ess tk ce. WE RRO Oe grees goc | White Dress Shirts, worth Fleece -linéd _ Overshirta, |, ritts Worth Soc, for. 196 | af .4. Balbriggan Under- aus to 5 Yaa et ee worth $1.00, for ......49¢ Fine Silk Underwear, worth wear, worth Soc; sale price Mares A anee nder BO00, 168 060 66a 68 ac b 400 wear, worth $1.50 a gar- Men’s Natural Wool Under- | Men's Hats, soft and ‘stiff, Saee , Gs te) Lanegan ment, for . ‘ .. 506 wear, worth $1.50; sale worth $1.00, $1.50 and | Men's Laundered Shirts, | Heavy Ribbed Underwear, PTCE ves cccsgetecs + Ouse $2.00, all to goat ......§0€ worth soc ; sale price... 1§¢ worth reguiar 7§¢, for. .35¢ Pacific Coast Clothing Co. 900 First Avenue, Corner Marion Street Terms, $25 down, $10 mionthty; | large ole d lots $50 up; 1500 lots} sold In the last elght weeks at Hill- man City, Seattle's finest suburb Renton car fare & cents; |flee at Hillman City HILLMAN - - « - Owner) JAMES HENRY on Washington | large, warm of- Wholesale and Retail Meats. | B19 Western Ave, |Teluphones: Indep, 486; stinset, Main 466. All orders prompuy attended to, | Motel, restaurant, steamboat and Hlogsing « amp trade solicited, Calmerf. 1530 2nd uve. |Your money baek for the | Sells Ladies’ arking, Sulte, Wateta, a Skirts: jeparate Nordhoff @ Ce. | Epsom Salts. » Ginghams, good full width “— *, worth 6\e, after 6, 4 Dustpans A big Aft f Hand Mirrors, very and h: after 6 170, 2 Ke wach, Several different wt ’ $1.26 Per Wrappere ' ny and black, # good p weil made and neat y trimer ufter 6 for only 8% ' Pe ie Wrappers, a « to choowe fr in medi ha v Cloth xford « gray en's Fast ¥ quality Hoys’ Caps, in golf y mixtures: Knee Pants, in a Boys’ Outing KR worth Ligeti trimming > feet long. ula each: mpectal af ter 6 2 for A limited number omer k and col 1 ac regular 4% in black $2.00 at Ke fn all izes, iors, value w ette Wai Remember that up-to-date euceoed bovas + ho qucee-work in Our method ef Atting. Tat Gecond avenues, New Fert tick Phone, James 1901. ) Our Offers for This i | than we pul on these pod me. urtain Stretcher, takes any sixe lace eurtain and stretcher t square- ly and fairly. For] ew days. . Ane Stretcher, , juste to 12 ft. long and 6 ft wide, nickel plated pins, 1 inch apart; a chance get a bargain Rarthenware Bean ee Earthenware Jug l6c Sarthenware Milk PT l6c Light weight, first quality Axe, for boys or women, a& common Hatchet coste more SOc Erie Self-wringing Mop Stick and Mop, always a 80-center . 0 Steamboat “Mop tied to handle A large one of the Bal at 19 o'elock pect us to give away goods for a longer time. COON BROS. don’t throw it away If you pay more for your drugs and medicines than the Bartell Drug Co, asks, you are simply throwing money away. our prices Cot per pound helle Salts, per p & B5e Best Values of the Week are the “After Six” will direct the o March, w Medley March, Big Succ Waltz so Two-Step, THE BIG STORE 1419 to 1435 Second Avenue and 115-123 Pike Street THIS W cncbentve | | eral greatest lines, for which purpose tt augurated, prior to ber of warerooms, we will, d ] spectively |now going at 2c, ‘The. lof all the best studies for THE GON MARCHE \ ia Lot $2 2 ts at " ke Mton and cog | the best of silk ang garment « for t jot of Bargains Double Face " full 6 inches pure alti, \y shades ‘to regularly ie extra stron on, rent by after 6, Ite The Hon's Famous Wi hocolates, several Savors, e or 6, 18 ular price 2 lst altzen tion, "When Johnny ve" Julian acteriatic, Thee, “Pretty Mollie 5) M a Ch Fitrt Bong Bung by An overture, “ the Rye" PREMI Are Unquesti by ¢ Greatest Values Ever in the Northwest. In order to make our clean-up sale” porstble tmpertant Offer Premiums as ON PIANOS | Fy anyone PURCH PIA we will give worth of sheet musie . according to price ment selected. ON ORGANS To the purchaser of ORGAN we will allow from # $10 worth of sheet music | books, ac ording to price ON SMALL INSTRU! With proper conside: own Interests you can’t | before seeing assorted Banjos, Mandolins, fy gene | R our stock of Vi ecords, al Supplies of all With all purchases In MUSICAL of whatever $2.50, $60, $5.00, $7.50, will give books to the value of TB¢, $2.50, $4.60, $5.50, $7.50 and NOTICE! Notwithstanding the effer of this week All regular 2 Or three pteces for All regular 35c musi All regular S6c musté Or three pieces for ...+ All reguiar musie, now With but few exceptions struction books that sell for SOc, Thc, $1.00, $1.50 and be, ‘dc, be a THE GREAT scnimmal LIBRARY Ts ine the Sh partr the world over t Must t. This work is vs a standard plano, and used by the best everywhere. We still have thie rary nearly complete, and 6mm selling the same at i 70 PER CENT. OFF ALL WEEK : PIANOS lerce’s Sarsaparilia, blood purifier ‘general clean-p $1.25 sine eae, ~ Intending purel Laxative Bromo Quinine, abc size... the Northwest, nd 1 ; 18e ling special cut prices Violet Totlet Ammon eo sine..190 | YEN" serge Hs gene = Pure Norway Cod Liver Oil, Rpt gaeeba75, $ tiles going at $217 Ayer's E ete, and on w nchial Troches, 2 sige Be Pierce's Wine God Liver Ol, taste lewm, $1.25 sine 790 Carbollc Balve, t6e sixe 150 PRESCRIPTIONIY TS, BarTet.DrusCo. 506 SECOND AVENUE. Free © Delivery. Phone, Main 503. F. W. MERRICK The American Clothier, Tet ave. Agent for Shaw Knit Hosiery “TUE RIGHT KIND," for Gentlemen, price asc. Rargains | planos from $37, $40, # On most easy terms. t retall $100 and $67, $68 and $7 and prices on most taverd r y instrumen ranted and guaranteed to bee MF resented. 'D.S. JOUNSTON 00: W, 903 Second ave. PLUMBING And by Water