The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 7, 1903, Page 4

RESOLVES TO CLOSE NOTORIOUS MIDWAY CHIEF OF POLICE SULLIVAN SAYS IT MUST BE RAISED ABOVE HIS TENDER STREET LEVEL OR GO OUT LOIN SCHEME The Midway must be elevated above the etreet level or go out of|to Dusiness, There are tow many crib] can Gitement made by Rullivan to a Star ning. ‘The Mgnt notertous wad fh brothe the Star bap been stccsestul. The only ground floor erth house in Beattie will soon be a thing of the past The following statement regard ing the Midway was made by Chief after he had Sullivan this morning ™ » vigorous defense of the no torious dive. The Midway tf not a bit worse than any of the other brothels tn the new tenderioin,” said the chief ‘The place has always been con ducted in an orderty way and t women there are not a bit worse than those in other places within & stone's throw of tt women are y seen at the win dows of the Midway aa they In the other houses, The windows of the ground floor erib are too high above the street. Are not the pat tenderloin beats supposed to keep the women away from the win dows?” the chief was asked Well, the officers cannot be everywhere at ©.” was th ply. “There is just one object the Midway and that ts that i is on the ground floor within a few feet of the stdewalk. If it is raleed up to the level Gt the other houses I believe that it will be the ducted place of the kin cr And it will be ratsed too, t ' go out of business, There is nothing to that 1 believe that It can be raised and that will be the| of police only plan its owners can pursue tf] women they wish to keep it open ther too many ey FOR TAX R Introduced at A Inet night LAST EDITION A DISWASTED DERELICT: on Isles Picks Up the Bark Columbia Which Was Drifting Helplessly Off Cape Flattery | Steamer Norm the interest and penalties di it has been nece (Special to The Gter.) the overdue German four-man bark Columbia oa HE WILL JUDGE I THE BENCH SHOW | bench #how the city this Up to noon the only advicer reach. ing the city of the Cob Htomorrow at noon work all day at the the city today dd bark in tow, and main masts of whteh Were carried away identity of the was not known, bat it wa the Columbia. drifted helpleawly Jisabled v@anel eae 48100 pe seodere ot th hing as close earnings of fallen w Inies 60} fir |miles off Cape picking her u American steamer ~ RENEWED INTEREST IN BURDICK CASE “| WITNESSES WHO WILL BE SUMMONED TO TESTIFY AT THE INQUEST TO BE HELD FRIDAY en out of bust mon on the n that individ men that the 4 ceed after the new felony law takes lor houses will b tenderloin with BEST BUY y fine system has *-extablished by the it simply wan facts as to who rour If living the WEST SEATTLE TODAY Jerer must be FAMINE CONDITIONS ON PASSENGER BOAT STEAMER SOUTHWARK ARRIVES AT NEW YORK AFTER R§- MARKABLE VOYAGE—PASSENGERS HOLD MEETING, NEW YORK, Aprii 1—The steam- er Southwark which arrived today after a remarkably slow trip, had an exciting time om the voyage. Pas- sengers charge that xhe was put to sea unfit and tm a filthy condition, Famine condittons finally prevailed which resulted in a riot aq steerage passengers whe looted t CHIEF OF POLICE KEEPS HIS OWN COUNCIL ’ ® The future attitude be aa etty | vurpeived | Mt wuc ha thing sh wid hap enterprises, is @til! uncertain, Li tle by little the open door to vice is} revealing a wider ppartere, but the toaaeae Se at wh denignated. Nor can it be positively stated that the door will not scon/ be wide open again. Chief Sullivan was not go sere this morning that there .will not be any pet in Seattle tn the near fu- wut any gambling houses be op- ened up in Seattle either before or after the new felony gambling inw goes into effect?” was asked of the rep! “Do you think there wil! ever be open ing im Seattle again?” “Wi come or Beattie may be « thoroughly wisecpen town again. I ouly for a short 1 would not be parts of the city. cannot say when, PATROLMAN IS ACCUSED Arrested Women ‘Charge Him With Frisky Advances Mrs. L. Wiseman and Mra. L. Shannon made sensational charges emuinat Patroiman A. J. Wilkes in the police court yesterday afternoon during their om charges of loi @round saloons in the upper of the city. The women were by Police Judge George. The patrolman testified that the women frequented saloons, am! that the arrests were made on the order of Une chief of police John F. Dore detendea| Patroiman Wilkes denied that he had in any way taken liberties with the women, Ii was hinted at the trial that the rges against the patrolman may taken before the civil service com- mission FOUND DEAD IN BED 3. H. Dougherty was found dead! in his bed in the Jefferson Hall) lodging house this morning. Hem- fs thought by! we been the cause of death. Dougherty had lived in Seattle for a number of years and was well known among laboring He had been employed at od: about the city, furnished him the free employment bureau. The body wae removed to the Bonney-Watson morgue. A port Mortem examination of the remains Will be heid to ascertain the cause Of death. FIFTY MILE GALE ——w The storm signal is still flying over the local office of the United States weather bureau to warn Mariners of continued high gales along the coast. Reports received by Section Director Salisbury, in charge of the local office, show that the blow is a hard one. The wind Feached & velocity of 60 lle per hour at Te posh last night. ht. KLINCLINE, WILL ° SOON RECOVER M. J. Kilincline, the union street ear man who was shot by C. © Ditto, a non-union man, in the Ce on Pik 1 enday, will be able to leave Prov idence hospital in a few ays, ac cording to statements of the hoapt tal attendants today, Ditto (a tn the county since the shooting. No charge has yet been lodged against him. MOVE Fike ALARM BELL The big fire alcrm bell in the tower at the Columbia street fire headquar ters will soon be removed to the new headquarters at Third avenue south | and Main street. The city c last night appropriated $100 to the cost of the removal. USING MAILS FOR OBSCENE PURPOSES nJ.B viitiedaamn of thia city waa] farrested = by Deputy Marehall inger this morning on & charge wing the Uunited “1 for the purpoxe of — circula fraudulent and obscene ot Govertising a « pate ine. ‘The comple was sworn to by © Thayer in conne / for whieh you ¢ You can have this p but you must ¢ me right away to get | FREE WATER FOR EXCAVATION NOHELPFROM| COUNCIL Beacon Hill Must Continue To Sniff Slaughter Houses ty Water free ¢ A. LAWRENCE 004) Be ced avenve Rinehart providing | corner Marion INDIGNATION that with the can be brought Limit Of aemesen |S ORGANIZING THE CARPENTERS. i White of the eity water the to have the tide of the seco! passengers were cail | the riot and agreed te tion of their food to the ster counet! adopte We handle the BOSTON ordinance to fix n limite be inden itely It wan atate living oes at have as much ¢ tolrs an Bea TO ABOLISH FREAK STREET ADVERTISING |: If the elty council carries out the! slaughter house baked patatoes and After the tos ax the | sengera held an indignat! They’ may take legal actior kanteer for the state of Washini Brotherhood penters & Joiners « of 23 mombers at Kent, ing, ®t the city hall at Bal- re than 100 men will be enrolled | ona furniture: tor | Thompeon Furniture Co, tin jements and the seupeuttve} be le?” was asked, 1 hardly think that it wilt is & hard question to answer, mittee of business Samuel Rosenberg submitted a pro - — His Head Was Hot. War G man Hamed Again, ed his flaming red tenjr,. uM never say * (Mis ideas were too high.) ha block willl ed behind It cannot yet be) | pomed ordinance that it be Introduced in the jand that the committee recommend | Gamblers, siot mac WHh the ‘request concert hall owners have been con- ‘ine men and during the post few days relative to the prospects for opening up being brought to bear on the chief té allow cer- tain forma of vice to flourish, and to some of the requesta he has as- sented. and they are runnin Kis full knowledge and conse are under no and are yen advertsere from having | ttired banner carriers, | sandwich men public street The Gordon. in every price range $4 to $9 for 50 feet; guaranteed in every respect for trom to3 years. GEO. H. WOODHOUSE CO. 1409 Second Ay. conformed to fit any 0, King Brow, 914 Fh from parading posed meawure Rosenberg argued sign bearers are not only « nuisance Dut an eyesore to the general pubiite, trictions whatever. ducted with as little fear of the Ia as they were before the grand jury | wan called. The games are not and are deplored by every responat eo business men in the elty PETERSON’S OLD LADIES’ SHOE MECCA One of our apgoiaiftes is shoe- ing foet that Cannot got fitted measure met the approval of the committee, but larmer gambling conducted openly although it is sommon rumor that! o, or games wetons| Pome time, in various pr of a majorit, we for revision on several minor | |HER TRIAL TRIP purchased from the Port Biakeley Postal Inspector. Burlinghem was Company by taken to the county pail tmmedi- ately after his arfost. The case t# before United Stat) thin after run between Lasties” Finest h toes, hand turned, Commissioner noon for a r & preliminary hearing. BIG CARGO FOR ORIENF Laden with a cargo of American products cipally Seattie Nour, liner Iyo Maru satled for Jepan and coma yesterday Ladies” Fine” Vely upper stock, comfort and service combined, per pair About your Spring Top Old ‘Ladies’ Gott Kansas . Shoes, extra wir hard service, rge and valuable the Japanese Old Ladies’ Kid" Shoes, leather throughout, $ tee” Finest Kid Oxford, sewed, best 4 made, neat $2.25 } China early thie morning. ried nine Japanese and 16 European cabin passengers, Mort of the lat tor were missionaries. There were! 14 missioner who intended steamer, but thro did not get aboa: plain toe, hand old Ladies’ Oxf ftyte, per pair Kid Oxtord, splendid wearing. x ot towed, per pair PETERSONS, 206-208-210 PIKE STREET nh 4 mistake they | To us when they feel weak or b They will sali ‘ou in your work ATTENTION may save SERIOUS TROUBLE inter on. make a SPECIALTY DREN'S EYES Bring t ones to us if they*complain ache or have any symptoms in two weeks on the Aki Maru. In the steerage there were 2% Jap anese and five WANTED Hi. Lewis & Co. N. E. cor. 1st ave, and Cherry street, The tyo'« car hundreds of and refrigerate yoles, cook nd other miscel- Cignretios valued at $4,800 of et sound salmon J $07 First Ave. ‘Classified Ads ~ Wanted—House of Weeltigton flour. The new steamer Aki Maru, from Yokoh in plate of the Kin WE have a good demand for houses to rent; any property entrusted to} will récetve careful at _ G11 Washington Butiging ck of carpets in introduced an appropriate $2,000 for ele business, party going of the city WADKING a rds, fixing the salaries of employes in the park department If the bill becomes an ordinance the park foremen will receive a monthly salary of $100 nurserymen, $75 1 HAV® arrived with « carioad of horses| 7-room cottage, 24th ave, near Mad- Weighing from 900 to 160) po 22074 First avenue, assistant nursery: Thompson Furniture Co. 1427-1429 Fir NEW houses on Rainier lewalks, water close to store, school and churche park helpers. YOUNG MR. BROWN A baby bay arrived at and Mre. F. W. Brown at 711 partion renting of us can becom ners of property within 2 years making small cash payments Downing & FIGURES AND FACTS Cost of the dmprovements Now Being Made in e Pettit’s | University. Addition new. Thompson Furniture ( 1427-1429 First Pike Street Boolety Notices YAM THe MA Optical Go. Across from Ranke's Hall, Fourth and Fifth Aver 1, where he has heen held | ey struments know C. A. Lindauer ‘REBT GRADIN a JBARING THE recelved from Navy Depot 4000 Finest Navy Blue Rushing the 4 for $126 to $250 $ SO. w $125 ) meee eae Price of lots with these impr Price of lots unimproved » block from the University Flannel Shirts and Drawers cars, Woodland park — Cheap lot, facir Madison street, |PARISIAN Dye W. Wit HULL 40x100, ¢ y $2 both will double press, deliver your clothes. one year goon. iret a¥enue: Tel, Matin 1014 bw )UALHRIM & HOLMAN lear QUALHEIM & HOLAAN, Engineers and Contractors 4 New York Hlook PUBL SOUND PRISE & DREDGING ia! a ndinavian-Amerioan Bank Buti. | Special Notice tng: raflway "andi ynway vitidger andy ane : ~ | qgucte: stocl and fren for buildings WE STORE all kinds of good Gredging ‘and harbor impr ate; pile Thompson Furniture Co,, Inc, 1427-| Seeman cae tie aoe a eenermenetneneneseneeetene Dramatic School KOGAN DRAMATIC SCHOO Hulidings now paying 18 per ¢ ‘Take University car to Fiftieth street PETTIT & SON Entrance to the “Arca e” Reprenentative 16 each for them, KIRK’S peg ?”ave. $] REAL ESTATE DEALERS THE GON MAROHE NORDHOFF 4 Co. THE BON MARCHE Wednesday Specials Silks and Dress Goods with a dressmaker to begin at once. fit-ineh All Wo Votle plain and email cheeks 45-inch A i . a f 0-Ineh All Wool Noppe ¢ Loud : . Be id color with white dash ' Tbe treet nian (2-4nch A Dre et shaden ang ineh All Wool Crepe ae Ge und | pet lors and black, at 506 via aad M-inch All Wool Tweed 4-inch All Wool eat ma two-shade mingled effect — fe potid r, wit , i'd atreet wear, at $1.50 | dot, at $1.35 Nh Vile Beautiful Wash Fabrics Six Sorts That We Will Sell at 15 Cents pwkacccmiga d PRUNTED FINE DIMIT A beau ROURE [UCPON, 1Be-A fine 4 ful line of ¥ them, ir f rT ted 4 choice wel f ne designs, extra value; a yard ABe | wtripe coler, variety, a ys 1 evening extra WINE LAINi 160-A] HOURHTTE SUITING, 1Be—A ard beautiful Uner ground fine Novelty Bulting on the FI corded with fine white stripes Jer of » duck or covert cloth, « h & beautiful fabric, worth 20 colors and a varlety of style ! of special, « yard MBe} yard <1Ge| ape Hosiery : Underwear Bargains for Roster Wear Women's Swine Ribbed White Cot- | Wome Hermedorf Back ¥ ton Vests, low neck, alee q very pretty lace yoke, 2 all day nn Jersey | Vests and finished, non-she Cotton Vexts, low V cut neck me rt sleeves, in white or ecru Y ' tt k tton Hore eat prices Q ish, ¢ Popular Priced Groceries The largest and best Grocery in Seattle—though we buy our outside of the local trust-—is at The Gon March We are per than any grocery store on the Coast. wile 2 8 Genuine Codtteh two-pound pat Bone hal bricks, per brick, 1% © per pound, 10¢ Whole Codtiah, per Pre ‘hot rméa, per packag Norwegian Herrin Ww. Wheatlet, per ¢ o, ie Holland Herring. « 1. K. Prtetraan, ©, per package, 14 Milchner Herrin, The y Sense, Jol Strange ta Vita, per package, 14 | Irish Mackerel, on 2c and | Winters Quaker Oats, per package, 12% be en, sploed, in nice kegs Freeh Ranch Kees, per dox, 19. | per kes, Me, She and 7 Freeh Khubarb, pwr be Full Cream Cheese, per pound ked Chinook Salmon, per a, ibe Kippered Balmon, per yp Finnan Haddies, two p Genuine Cromarty Bloat Hampton Road Farewell Nikola, Guy Limburger, per brick, 40 Hireabfast Cheese, cach, 4 Camembert, per t zi Imported Swina ( «per pound American Swiss Cheese, per round, Me Webster potts Adventures ¢ Hmoked Herring. per box, 25¢ Bmoked Halibut, per poun Boys’ Clothing Easter Sale Prices Boys’ Sailor Biouse Buits, for ages | Boys’ Two-Piece Suits, tn ali wo mond 3 to 10 years, in navy blue ee avy blue serge and fancy mix Woman end Artist, Max O’Rell, light and medium si {| tures, for spring and summer] Dr. Dale, Marton green, gray and brown rm «| wear, for ages § to 16 ve In lieck and White, . W, in oheviet; str all we 4 prix special $4.95 * Pine ($4.08 | Boye Nortuik Bulim, tor agen Men's Cre ette Raincoats, tn 5 years. in navy bi torge and t Oxford ye and browns, sizes | gray, green and brown mixtures, The H to 4, Femulariy $10.00, £ for spring wear; special Imlay $7.50 | . Ribbons--Easter Bargains here, and our experts will tie and wire the bows for you entirely free of charge. These specials for this week's selling: Satin Taffeta Ribbons, the ve Fancy Louisine Ribbons, tn the Satin Edge French finest quality, ail pure #iik, full new spring shades, full 3% inches ‘Taffeta Ribbons, thie 4 inches wide, all the new and | wide, guaPunteed all pure wilk “I 2 staple shades to choose from, regular vaiue 190 per yard; wale | ‘atest for bows, neckwear, and worth regularly te per yard price, per yard....° 12% | dress trimmings, very finestqea- 2c | Double Faced Liberty Setin Rib- | ity ribbon, imported, @unrantesl t extra heavy qua nteed all pure ey Inches wide, an extra fine qual and uncreassble, good line of | o colors, full 4% inches ity, guaranteed elt pure «tlk, all | colors to choose from, full five can choose from all the] the staple and fancy shades to Inches wide; this is positively staple and fancy shades) choowe from; this quality ts sold the finest ribbon ever manufac-| ribbon was imported trerywhere at Gc per yard; our| tured: guaranteed to be actually | at Ste per yard leader at «500 worth 9c per yard, only....25¢ | set ane She BON MARCH Moréhof @ Co THE. BIG STORE 1419 to 14355 Second Avenue and I15-123 Pike Street | WANTED—Chraries whe wes watchman torpedo boat) furniture at April, to write Co.'s salesroomes, 2328 Imer & Brown, Seattle on Thursday, the 10:30 sharp; fineoak bed set bras mount- ed iron beds, springs, mattresses ¢ ockers, 001 y 10 Second ag hg Rae OR etaire, fine Organ, 10-foot Wall] iter maim, which dal gE case, pillows, bedding, © cur-| Stock consdergbiy, we are ottering to “te Uoneere, 2828 First ns, 20 Tolle new matting, air- in At heaters, burners, commodes wen apple butter large quantity of ‘granit marpew, rugs, ete. E.G Hickerton & Co., auctioneers. FOR BALB—Atoves, ote mcaryete, leather cobain tables, book eho mre ined bleveres at Beil price. 680: | Secon: fox ‘street. uP. Zi A girl work, Star Bakery, Bal For Sale—Houses and Lots RET Sand & “Kee te ey, Joining Capitol Hi! _E_Motntyre. For Saie—Real | 1 Estate @ rotary pump. inch | savings ose aruet discharge, with tight and 18-InchES-inch face; price | PUGET SOUND Nai ~ VE ENT” om | FINELY with ENJOY Lire, ] board Get a nome ad ba your own Im a locality where you have! _ {ince No. 1108 6th ave nad urroundings $f making money on the gasurance HOTEL SENECA, Ing business transacted. oY" hort a ca « now werk. Kieotrio lights. porcelain bathe. | Tite FIRs RATION veryueay large 80-foot ote | — Pua up capital’ "moony gat nnd Hoo aL doen s04| GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL, 1118 Piret ave TF iin ana healthy. Aening, ‘bosting, | Bue: Rouse newly furnished; all modern plenty wood and water: ale bere, | een mares. BUSINESS DIRECTORY : . _ Pree Insure POTHWEL Washington # dollar. Bee Mr. Weed, at Rainier Beach, or ¢ owner, 210 Boston Riogk, Jot for $1,200. fnon, $1,400. eee A beautiful home one 2rd avenue fare. deal with the cus south, very cheap, $1,600; worth 208 Wert m cottage on Madison ear line, new, for $600; worth at least $800; | ~ WHITTLESET HANEORD Ab et ye eatablished 1 nt of Maller bik, Telephone, your terms: why rent TAYLOR-COOK 78-80 Arcade, tact ¢ se —_—— oa te Attorneye-at- Law SUBURBAN ACREAGE “ $225-—Five ages of good #oll, onty 15] 24 KELLOGG, ha W, (on Building minutes’ Walk from the eleotric| A car, In a i neighborhood and | > Vive neres of fine land, handy |@. _ WARD D KKMP, Burke Building. — . a electric. car and county road, | ~ DR. KIHHE, Datiey Matlding 30 minutes’ rid: ~ Ci h_ Regie eT ADAMS & NICHOLS NEW. $80 ab.” cady term Osteopacny S11 Washington Bidg Erennl Onan "seceneies Soca . iM ODI pol 4- room hen i “Dancing Aca@emy sale, cheap, on corner Harrison and | RAN MAS, FREDERIC CHIISTEN Dexter SEN, teachers of sootety and theatrical 4 body owiture at Christensen's Wu 1 21; Independent £131 a WASHING oo Dressmaking fat an . MADAME ALR OMITH @0 Winckiey ine : 2 oo a i ore. {pene die Dyeing and Cleaning Retent Agee CHEAP lay at Ty up, at _Billiman City, RING OY MAIN To p a ‘only IT Minute” ride on old For cleaning and ng wents’ ant | — Cre er a oO sbingtes stree! ten tye Works. ae own, 83. monthly Com —— a on grounde Teoelved in Col. 18e7-€A, Puget . - ial es ain,” Sesing aed IND GORNER, 100x100, ne fig thee hone, Joho 8d; avit ene month course, Maret April 16, classes three. nig week, Monday, Wednesday ang 8 the mor Friday, for 1 hone Blue se Dentists | pa Yiis AND PI DAES WBN. Bb-HH AMAT WG: | enue, Final buying for Easter will be tomorrow, for time is limited now. even , © oh Acte Hill, Joly John Kendrick m™, Ene lyst, A Hote Party, Paul fala he Men of the Mereimnt ger. Beoteh Oats, per package, 12c | Salted Salmon Bellies, per pound, vice, F k T. Bullen, Cream of Wheat,’ per package, | 10 Wou in (he tal, Stephen 16. Ane Crane he Hots of the Lad, Mr ‘The Banker and the Bear, # i Song of the Morning, Biles Piilei The Good Red Parth, Eden Pea’ A King’s Pawn, Hamilton Drom’ Are amd ng g the mamy ‘ties Bowe for hat trimmings, sashes, ete. tied free of charge: all we ask is that you buy aio y. guar , Me ashabie | #!! pure silk and absolutely fast patria , i oe Wire, Iron nd Ft oni