The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 1, 1903, Page 2

ee oes ow elaine THE STORY OF EF ene | BAD MONEY | | KVBRY AFTERNOON BXCHPT BUNDAY on } | vy TELEPHONES | A «SCOOP ~ — BP | ap Rusiness Department—Sunset, Main 1060; Independent 1148, = / Le LD maces | Banks Are Requested to urn med Johe —_e ome torial Department—tunset, Main L138 B oid Gorgon Greham,". Pork B| foo. Ly os | It Over to Federal Officials | avenue, Maret nb RH 7 r i FF. Chase, Husiness Manager: [a e, ry ee I ass a 4 a : = eee eee snury |PUNERAL OF JOHN WHITE ric! = aking of bull-pupe the | t ret f the Trea ' v aud 1908 He 1 to t tervhers atu « * s ' attding y i friend J miah Poat At Heattl@ Washington, as second-class z = | Special Watch ‘ ; HAPPY ENDING OF chiens ae ile eee rote “ |ismued 4 t : > Railway Men . able #impk 1 " nies t a thor ny, to the business . can urcely be Dr, Kibbe has resumed practice Hl. Lewis & Co, st ave. and tory of st es ne on asa ke ofsuch magnitude, involv § “a ® i : ; B aidn't fuse ko an if he had Bl B hada to leather, He was a B} a: Englander, with HY bby foreheads “ pushed out by . ao Ke of th } interests of th whole 5 ple, been conducted so quict thiek | * or settled so ckly " mas Mis 7 ners were easy, or familiar by ag six days’ race of pedestrians, in which 100,000 pe the same standard, He told me EIRENE ORR A Diniee salen: erane' tn 2 right at the start that, while 4 were entered, dragged wearily h those WhO were - he didn't know juet what he i hampered by it; but the time wa wt for the composition of wanted to de, he was dead sur so vital a controversy The result speaks volumes for the nem, It med that he had @] ‘ eae é i pe RENT said the thing his ‘ wisdom and forbearance of all concerned father the old wm j Within the past few months other cities have had street hag ‘ Tut, tut.” and n the | told } forget it and ¢ i Specials in Dining Room Chairs strikes w rei Sl entailed riots, rege wag ge ~~ h 1 ore ieee a ea LADY bknetaeed wie 00D lasted for weeks. ew Orleans, a much larger city than Se wast a of sclety bas @ fair aprinkling of English membere, as would nat- notable examples, In both of these the militia was called out the ent, Hiheg Dy Enation 006 Litem o Lady Helen Vineunt. THANK you! BALANCE OF THE WEEK oes i could be traced to the tough element, which has no ym eae which ¥ wan having written rae waa governor ofthe Lmperial Ottoman bank In Cunsian: cian iad chairs which our superior buying facilities haye nut for him wae ready; for I Wife's tact and beauty | will do Simpkinag the juetice to y that there wae noth w about bien. Me and by father split up t enabled us to select from some of the best fines in the country, we can not only offer the latest and most complete variety of styles and finishes, & pathy with union labor than wolves with humanity 106 BTe Work Pasket t ey The basis of settlement is eminently fair to both si The men have an intact union, recognized by the great corporation Waste Dasket mporart BALL GAMES ears vores) ch co: . ctic chises o e ¢ 1 r tt and of se It cont - 2 ined es- | Stand Work Basket 500e o 4 which controls all the traction franchises of the city, | a tne the old sans trade and Ml bn’ Sum At he tarday | : but can sell them at the lowest possible prices tled demands are referred to a board of business men which friendship. I want to say right I a wy AY | We Garden wit Be here that the easiest way tn Cot f he ! may be trusted to render decisions fair to both parties. The the world to make mes El wasumnaron, D. sine 4 B. anata PB gg -- ot Bteel Moe 196 men have gained much by the strike and the company lost | '0,Wre fitenda, | Bl ny" Tecont order of the president the| paid le sald t | Dis ‘Rigiet for Carpet ' te *. ray vowed enlisted men In the navy are be , sor Bkirte Ve nothing, because no man or corporation suffers a loss when de wait, and then he : copaiied with teothall ant vésonel Masunireds . prived of an undue advantage eulte, maske, b sills, chest pres) At Ranke hal ret, Wed te Fish Basket Tbe - tectors, ear guards, shin shields! nesday eve, April lat Admiasion B%e $1.09 1.00 FF mot $1.25 Fish Basket ...... brass knuckles and all the parapher markers, Ibe ¢ the popular American | ng if not a! A e heart (outside Vice reform | tw fh the fane A And uw y ta ‘oa "| Absolute SMALL GIRL REPORTED LOST ot the Jeast matter of congratulation arising out of the |g brief trouble, is the fact everybody emerges from it with the iH Desert H s me on the 1. Of on that tut T gave him « letle fatherly advicetold him he would steep in @ hall bedroom all his lite if he @idn't quit foolishness and go bnek to his father, though I ‘idn't really betleve ft. Me thanked me and went off and shout Dining Room Chair best feeling. The conflict and the adjustment have left no sting behind, and the city today pursues the even tenor of its | cust nary life without a suggestion of an unusual happening ooo AN ALABAMA OAK Wood and Spelger & Hurlbut ’ about Decer Hee yesterday afternoon that Lilie} oe top ms cue exicoial = | pe tiags b and somehe: Kennett, a 1?-year-old girl has wan. | The follow!n rices quoted by When guts dre inervelings at the vitality of that qracd ol¢ man of |@ tne prec sane comanew © dpreh ated fiews hetme” The poties| the Marten Drag’ are absolute 1333 to 1837 Beeond Avenue wen ae A Ratio beck, bese Same Rome, Pope Leo, don't forget that. we still grow oake in country t were asked to returo the 1 if) facts Come and see | Corner Union. bean Seaeiar petee rte a There is Senator John ‘P-Morgan. of Alabama, who haw done the an . bein “ m be notud Se ee ee holy ‘yueat PRICES | for the week, 900, Sreatest work of his life when he bad passed the allotted days of man \s b ahind, ap treet. 4 ss | He is the canal champion. He has fought more and Sanjer for the |@ From “Letters from a Melf a noe | Hetladonna Porous Piasters, tte hind | one man before the public. it e— Merchant to Hle fon Get shaved at Shrewebury’s me) , : aan | TYoslet Riectr Porous Piasters, - wine tment Measure acts, * od eS a > RUFHELM, Sesnaget. The New York Sun has comptied figures on Mr, Morgan’y work that N NE HUNDRED 30e ¥ 2 re sain U47. ar ener wonder ond nmanenent. Ayers Dironehial Troches, 26¢ rise ms ” ond ; The fight of thie Ale%sama senator's life came after he was "S. He | FUNERAL or ane yey | songs ee $ .30 ab has argued, talked, writien, studied, slaved for a project that seemed bo A} de oy AND THREE Laxative Quinia £ e ‘ 15°) The Only Theater fraught with more for America than any enterprise in the country’s yterian chur | | Compound Cathartio Pili, yer dosgn Open | i Matthews conducted the’ cara r. | We are still doing business on al Paine’s Liver Pollet, 260 sise....200 TONIGHT il es In four seastons of congress his speeches and writings have agure- | Matthew were sent to Portinna,| larger seale than ever at the old) yoo oo gs oy AR ‘Weel andi Bitwidey diatinn ) if exted 1,207,000 words In the first session of the Fifty-seventh con- | yr. jast night for interment. Mre| stand, "908" Gecond avenue, in the! |. sake reas he made 24 spéeches, containing 216,000 words. jets was the wife of FE A.\gurke Building, a location welll” Saver Oi, #138 Shakespeare's works contain lene than 900,000 words In 14 years | Pctdeman of the Poat-Intelligencer, | known all over the Northwest ae Bee) j09 « Tor and Kew Gibbon, the wonderful, produced about 1,000,000 words In Lae in J. Carter's Tiest Piey | . Jattle’s largest general music house! o#ker John T. Morgan, “old man," surpassed them both easity and aid it ‘ELEC TRICITY ter mere than 12 years, being coteb-| Mansficid's Skin Lotion i *\The Darkest Hour) —a—— IN SWEDEN vr: os nn sn chong) yeu | Madison Theater Oh, yes, the party papers have called him a “jawemith” and an ob 0 1897, and purchased thelr stock, oi Cu, Funk aeeinn end Mathes ot Structionist because he opposed the Panama purchase, They haven't ce 8) musics! inctrumente end WILDY & GODSTEIN, Mere Genied that he was able, armed to the teeth with facts, a fighter who musie @ year age, since which 1208. asked no odds because of age, and who was, and is, able to take care of time we have been sole ownerggf thé CHAS A. (Karl) GARDNER, Solid Golden Oak Diner Solid Golden Oak Diner bas large shaped top panel, with turned posts and spindle back, brace arma and large shaped onne seat has turned legs and front stretchers. Reg- STOCKHOLM, April t ity is to be adopted om the a ralires ot or | Phone Mat TONIGHT and All Week himseit fie | entire business. We just closed out DEVILLE | ular price $1.00, spe i ‘i ° . special for the He ts an oak, and we cannot breed too many of his kind in Amer- water 7 fmt our sheet music book depart. THE BEST IN VAU' week. 51m, fea. |bede will be utilized to secure elec~ | mont, and from thie on will be aw 608 SECOND AVENUE. The Kellys Jack Symonde. Beaban, Mascotte @ Beahan Regina Merritt. Laurine ‘The Profest PRICWS..Matinee, Me. Be; even- ing, Wo & Me | Two Performances m. | trtead energy. siege DELIVE SE ee exclusive general musical instru, ‘The question whether the United States “are” or “ta” no question ment heves, and shall be pleased to oo eae ee. \NEATLY TOUCHED FOR ion yn corral en eet| DIAMOND STUD | penishment for crime, whereof the party shall have been duly convict bart M. Cable, Pease, D. 5. Jehnet: ed, shall exist withia the United States or any ‘place subject to their Co. Hinge and other pianos, rang* furiediction.” That ought to settle the grammatical Gispute, even if it ene ing from $180 up te almost any price, does not settle the Sulu question. B ancinged Suiver, 8 traveling man, jon easy terms. claims to have been robhed of «a EE fiammond stud valued at 5100. while! Small musieal instruments of al! A lot of people received a pleas-ant April fool surprise this morning | at the Totem Inst evening iletening | kinds, / when they found all street care running in spite of tee gloomy prospect [1 'h* returns of the Corhett-Me | | OUR SAMPLE SALE OF METAL BEDS CONTINUES ALL THIS WEEK Frederick: Nelson Govern fight. Mr, Sliver says prevailing on previous days thet walking might be of indefinite con- | stranger who had been talking t (incorporated.) timuance. him removed the stud from the % —— ao deftly that the victim was not! .§. JOHNSTON 0. \ Complete Housefurnishers : aware of the theft until long after Senator Pettus of Alabama says that his election cost him only a Goliar. But the name of his state meeans “Here we rest.” it is dif- ‘ it was committed Second Avenue, Madison and Spring Streste —————— | Go to Spinning for bicycle repairs | 808 Gocend ave, Burke Building. ferent In Delaware, qpamepepemmnenares | Prtees on all kinds of Plate Work. || ae a rere = Gums $9.00 — ne ——— Pure Diack and Pink Gums, alumi There ls ¥ indication that the troubles in Central America have set in to continue until Kipling settles them with a poem, pa} ins Hing ARE YOU ILL Fr Come and @t well. I will diag- nowe your Ulsease without ask- ine questions, I will cure all chronic cases of Arthma, Ca- $8.00 aroon Uni An Investment with a Glit-Edge Guarantee Hardware Plumbing and Tinning an Rubber and Pink’ Guma, | uminum lining oes $6.00 al and Piok Gums, aluminum lin. Since congress has adjourned, the debris of busted trusts scattered all over the country & terrible to behold! ALPINE QUIDE HAS { . { Het | Men’s Worsted Pants Red Ris or Plates | Gold Crowns and Br dae Ww ork $4.00 | spirit power-MAONETISM—® F HARVARD DENTAL PARLORS tarrh, Rheumatism, Sciatica, 9} Gold Filings aaatem Téc and up | Paralysis, Heart ar Stomach | Sliver Filllings . abe} A NARROW ESCA Ernst Bros troubles, impure i; im fact ALL WORK PAINLESS “AND | ry riy all diseases cured by & GUARANTEED FOR iS YEARS. | THE COMPANY PLACES ON THE MARKET A regular $2.00 value in stripes new process of heat and sieo- 518 2nd Ave., Collin . STRUCK BY AN AVALANCHE AND HURLED OVER A VERY and checks, ‘Feephene John 608 tricity combined. NO MEDI- Office Hours —8: 80 to 8 00 | Pas » m. Sunday, from $100 a m. to STEEP PRECIPICE a ~ —_ If you are «uffering with 1:00 > mm. tie , snow ag the avalanche hore me | Pacific Coast Clothing Comp’y. Agta, Racomatim of inet 5 . el known mountain guide, ,40¥, dashing now against a tree, e wan é rr » you thet rad 48 thrilling @ Narrow e80Rp8 Er ee nl forwaeaa® | Wholesale be healed. I also give special Geath in a recent avalanche in the | “T kept stretching out my arms ‘and Retail advice on all matters in lite ; vdeona Alps as & man well|to grasp any steady object, and at| MRS. S. A. ROSS Is Coming A could live to tell the tale ee ee wees woe |900 First Ay First Ave. Cor, Marion St. Marion St. His worst injury wae « badly |Sereg in some dim fushion hevina 1210 First avenue, upstairs, | broken arm, while his body was &/aeen the avalanche tear up a huge Ai PIKE STREET Aq Office hours:—10 to 12 a. m.; 1 ] mass of deep and pdinful bruises, | tree just by when the snow first | He was walking over the moun-|struck. So let go of it, as I fear- | <= re eww 6 OPTICAL Co. eas ye ee > ROU" Made-t der f tains with a companion named Cros it might erush me against « R HARD Rr ade-to-order for | eloschi and at one potnt, they found |rock, and the avalanche tore it from EW hoe PORT ORC : jou themselves on a pathway which was | me. tong the side of the precipice I, Then something hit my head and CARPE I Ss | strain; (hand: |. 8. Navy Yard and Battleships. | B 4 Modesti reiates his experiences; remember ho more It a my < cht “Above us,” he says, “the rock |eeif lying on @ bed of snow. which CARPETS | vo an Ok Atnion, iniand F ze Port Grehard, rose nearly straight, while below | Was stained with blood all round my | + s | there was a deep, sheer drop, ending ~ ¥ from the wounds in my neck . sult @ compe DAIL mx E ‘T FRIDAY. | in @ steep si dotted with rocks face. My right hand hung! We are over stock and a few trees. We were forced’ Soheen and at first I had the feel some choice carpets, Hine of steel ranges, both new hand: good chairs from 60 conta each to $3.60 each ¢ éarry a clean high-grade of to work our way along the pathway {ing that ft had been torn off. 1 with our faces to the rock, when| found that only my arm was brok suddenly we heard a frightful roar | ¢n. Then I raised myself and shout above us. Before we could raige our | ed for Croselorchi tent optician. Leave Seattio—6 30, 8:16, 9, 10 and 4 FREE AND s1046 a. m.; 1:15 30, 3, 4°30 and — af — i d ACTION 6:16 pm. Saturday only, 11.30 p. m. gi Ll n r Sunday, no trips at 6:30 and 8:16 aue ni TH TT and Fifth inaeve Bremerton—T, 8:15, 10 and E 3 LI LE | 417 Pike, Between Fourth eyen I felt an awful thow in te! These shouta eventwally broug’ nd-hand of every Graduate Optictan. ! A m5 18: S0peRs 80, 8, 4:90, 6:00 TAILORS beck and was huried out from the |help to Modesti, but ¢ ription, » new —— ——— Prtbng, Hv , ‘ hway in the midst of a tase | remains have not yet ode, having lepart qi ‘ 8i anow. My face was smothered in canna iy ments. Re the firm ? Dabney & Woodhouse Agents for the Charter Oak Range. 418 and 600 Pike Street val, Ind, A1166. Masque At Ranke hall, Pike street, Wed- DISCUSSES CARE | antere abs Deer ter OF CITY PATIENTS) Ponta. real extate, #4 Unton biock ee Will fix ft; Just walt. 7 Colonial, eee The tnadequ provision of the ony for the care of sick in Seattle | —_——_—————_ — _ dincunsed at length at a joint eeting of the Chamber of Com merce committes on city and county affairs yesterday evening. A spe cial committee was appointed by the chair to inv vestig me the matter fur Phone John Clothes Wringer mante and 8: 3 on ae Teeth TO PURCHA BACK (AT OWN- m.; 4:46 and 6:05 p,m The nent m outs tured, Guarantede Phone, Pink 11. | ERS’ OPTION) AT ONE DOLLAR om three to i AND FIFTY CENTS PER SHARP Every day's neglect means untold agony in the future SEATTLE, GOMUNDS AND EVERETT ANY SHARE THAT MAY BE FOR n Geo. H. Woodhouse Co. 1409 Hecond avenue. Pailatia 4 Leave Sidney—6 40, & 10 and 500 PAIR ss viewtoni-s:t0 4:o.:60| $217 FIRST AVENUE | Wine Tog, tam wes teat ra i 4 = pom eee, WHEN THE FIFTY THOUSAND U.S. CAVALRY BOOTS, eae Bremerton ". | SHARES ARE SOLD THERE WILL mr ceca | Fay pe hos $0 and 6:18 p. Your BE NO MORE TO OFFER, AND |: | | The American — — et Sn ae DOCTOR DeSOTO GUARANTEBS The Touraine Hotel rs thie office) right and county officials in’ what can be done to better condi- FULL INFORMATION ENQUIRE tlona, | We have the finest electrical 9} | A montl | equipment and the new bt | or— +, | Refurnished and refitted through ‘ overy. which for lots] out, now open for business a the gums makes eve on the s | Hicke op. Occidental “s é tion” painless. All jt Be in fashion, buy your Suit the summit) Mickey. Prot ia elena charge of graduate sx vo of peane «| and Main street, Seattle. Telephorbp, : , , now at rock bottom prices, of Cue 0 Ann jand Main ate , phot NC IR I HW L at ERN extracting free when other il, See usta —— COMMERCIAL work ts ordered THE ... WE STRIKE __tomorrow, or} COMPANY silver Piitings 8660 If you don’t take our. offer. at We'll is ‘ Pure Gold Filings o j Tho pronent display of pianos Suits for $20 and up. show you the} 201-203 Pioneer Bldg Liridge Work, per tooth ‘ @ includes new idea in property.| Phone Union 81 eat h . construction and finish. sr XAMINATION and Puritan doll finish and the ‘aight, simple ines of the Colonial are much in evidence. ‘ Simply tried friends tn a new drens. thod used without Lady attendant IMPERIAL TALORING €0.]| +. sruve somoann| ins Of Pain!) Syste 0 a, m, to 6 p.m ayn tl 1 p.m, MINING CO. | 1104 “Second Avenue . : tle wh y General Merchants at EMEnson, corey, GTARW To pa a John Davis & Co. bisa So 9 | the ‘BOSTON DOCTOR DeSOTO, Manager Seattle Trans PAINLESS DE. NTISTS SECOND AVENUB pposite the Fon Marche. PLUMBING one bad remult C. M. BHAW & Cc 718 Firet Ave, | Bouth atk ne of ¢ yan Dock, foot of | Moved to 1406 2d Ave. | Phone, Black 331 RAMAKER _709 SBCOND AVENUE [tse ale tore xtracting oot Tne (40) | 331-333 Globe Bldg, Seattle wost. | i, » BANKERS PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK SHERMAN, (LAY & (0. 711 Second Ave. Parlore—1, 2, 3, 4, 6 and 6 Union bik | oure—§ a. m. to 8 p.m ) loys Ud emmes