The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 24, 1903, Page 5

—— THE § CAT TL La STAR HARA LORS \PRES/DENT MAY ATTEND one moo Por PRESIDENT’S TROUBLES 618 Second Avenue MEMORIAL SERVICES), sucess: : q IN ATTENDING CHURCH Cor Second ave. and James st. he Monod hospital youterday fering from a badly Hail to Roosevelt j no PLATES Setoad the night Deters, and’ the n| HY ROOSEVELT ASK® THE MINISTERS NOT TO REFER TO REOUpp |He Has Boon Invited by G.A. R, to Hear Sermon at)oipe vars ice yin who | WHY RO 5 0 ‘ 0 0: a 4, by! J Grand Opera H us Tomorrow Morning Hae, Seat wae Grea, it fe al . HIM IN THEIR SERMONS ms d May Ace fe work | Was started A faye Mra, May foully,| » per Kinterprise Assootation at Twenty-olehth avenue) WASHINGTON, May. 23.—(t ny Way, wielded the kmife,| oiai.)-Prestdent Roosevelt's rellg noryices away from horn have nothing said or id not be maid or done if Our store is She says she did not, There will be! tous views are #0 well known and so| tat Le Fn Ag = We Guarantee a Portect Fit Jal memorial services In com- ‘The singing will be of unui ~|no ‘prosecution ‘ [that ene. mae, bale ie wome oe { mem ration of the dead of two ware | cellence. \¢ about an experience he has oy aal” ap : 3 or |-—<widely different in time and con-| An invitation to attend the serv- heen having of th out western +n & closed today in Teeth positively extracted | ditto: » of striking similitude tn toon has been extended to President A BIG TIME E ur without doing “ * reator ap love of country and bravery evinced | Roosevelt, and tt t# hoped that he t hold p before the put y One of the many home desks and filled without pain, restores | wii be» at the Grand opera | will 9 Be far, In agcoranes ina f , Meee ottiee thown by us: made of solid honor of our eld roots and badly decayed) house tomorrow morning at ti om, the president has Beginning with Moux Falla, # D the way be ouk, polished; measures 26 ; heir natural beauty at|@ch* Under the direction of | the | not announced his plans for Sunday _ yd continuing through the whole RRS ital “ates tar tk thane president’s visit teeth to their y Grand Army of the Republic and the | The veterans of the Spanish-Amer-| WALLA WALLA PLANS ONE FGA | chores of the itinerary, It le the cus pr high; bas one drawer a small cost veterans of the Spanish Amertean| loan war will assemble in front of tom of some member ® pre rk block at 10 o'clock to: dent's a visitors. war. The sermon will be delivered Teeth extracted free, without) Tr Pie wn Neon ot the pain, and replaced with ReW) Westminster Presbyterian church. ae w LLA, Wo me ones the same day, (Apectal.)—The firet day ETE RN NT ET CO TT EE ‘ cas 75¢ GIRL WHO LEAPED FROM 2 svar sh Sa FILLINGS ........ Jend at Walla Walla, after a day's] Jy'nuen to heart tat they party Price Only $8.50} {> | to attend the ally to gratity and the form of and choir, te not hanged # particle on his account © ole) the urlous an much as he does to referen © him in sermons, but te not ab euvER oe Saraee te deals ck rostinagee| Sar" ateds ee becaaen? al” ae at as ae | igs wince this city | ent rey ad out of the big f the trip ie 9800 Ss af § ncaa fy ene ste aes April 6, in | | | } | | 'e ! ecent, the president at. |e nish atte, : |next two pent tn % 22k | of 4 Century since he # oun Services away from = he next in Grand FULL SET OF 00 [eed conrery saat pe mapens bere © a next in Grand TEETH e } | Secretary of War Ramsey and sev rs ey, Cal, the} . Jeral other notables comporing the a Fr n Yosemite park, the next will party ne spent in Beattie, and the fina We will carefully examine Waila Walla ts preparing for a big oe eS ts 4ae te ent 4 your Teeth and tell you in Led Httme next Monday, and It le oxpe h- | Heattle t# the only exception to the | ms , vance exactly what your wor! ed that at least 20,000 visitors will be rule of staying out of cities on Bun s President's visit here will be stiuniiar in moat respects to that followed at | the other cities he hae vistied In the Northwent will cost, free of charge, | All work guaranteed for 15 years. LADY ATTENDANT. Hours—8 :30 a. m. to 8p. m. _ Sundays—9 a.m. tor p.m. mbers of the congre- | on account of the difeuity attending | the arranging of the Puget sound ‘LAYING OF | | CORNER STONE, ] SHELBYVILLE. Ind, May Btw gf eae sec LOMMAN'S | BENNIE Ville is expected tomorrow the Knights of St John will hav of the laying af the coruer-stane off the new Catholie churoh. The cere- | monies will begin at 19 a m. and will continue all day, | Bishop O'Dowohue of Indianapol will direct the veremenies, # | President M. 2 ot Brie, t members of the Seattle Gas and Electric Co. Incorporated Under the Lawn of «shington Chartered 1675 Nearly Broke Up the Ball Game McKAY DOWNED HELENA IN AN day—Awtul Exhibition ELEVEN INNING GAME | teem | inning Parke Wrlron's back lot (eam was gives. @ drubbing ete Lohman 1 be RK 1 Wooeeies 1873— Dexter Horton, A A bus john Collins, Charles E. Burrows. = ser ow SAO MIM Means wie igus Bets of Commerce; Jas. S. Goldsmith, Vice President Schwabacher Bros. & Co.; E. P. Wells, Treasurer; Samuel Hill, President; J. D. Farrell, President Northera Steamship Co. Office214 Cherry St. . aetity 10 ovih siden < | Seore by hinings— conviet from Dayton, Ohio. Insignificant, 4 the Oukiand # « adet. Bohn wietier® PPSCS eT EPR will be run from | innath Indianapolis, And seme are dotards, who believe! “An ele jotory beats a | lemmer and other cities, | And giery in things yet to be ne inning defeat n ways for | BJ | are HO8LIENA, Mont. M v Laden Mont, May 22—Bernie APAN i} WAR ane Mpirke Wilson's Bunch. | Kay, Seattle's young pitcher | r up his record of vietery ai. the | | pos tng game played with, the Ben- fn ing game. The weather was cold of }to 8. The Oakland team ls the woret |404 really good baseball was oul, 0: 'T 18 INSIGNIFICANT ONLY IN repation of | “protessts bail wention, although a creditable OE ches ont decay removed, aud vow MIS" LAURA sTiCKt ARE FIGHTERS sytem, he ere Tone JMet| ehh angel wih ive mm om thus preventing future decay | CINCINNATI. May 21.--(fpectal. }-A sister has gone to Chicago to peeee adie two hours and tweety minutes to bases tn the ine " * + f town tot baseball. ir PVOTD cece ee ptel | WASHINGTON, D. Cy May ag. emme of Wei the bea fer the home team. venation on fins Reed. who, | (Special)—Although Russia, hy Barly in the game Pe DD ee a cay Goel Wee said, had lured her to the room. Mille haa been arrested, and is un- |pavy more tham twee as la regan tasking ~ inst Umpire Cody after in Cincin Aati._tn Chica: heb cage ens 00 hub Seewth Wits, us being as’ si her, te her alleged authority, It te alleged he alse married @ girl im [from lacking tmterest. The Jagat! nd « policeman who was tall seoeeevvoeseeosr BTSs Detroit and deserted her. She secured 4 divorce three weeks ago |neee are beconsing fighters, snd’ kt] Ia? tthe email boye at the far end |the same time advancing cared ig| of the Meld was d to come in * |WRe nome are dreamers, thinking | Sunday.” —Durtue Erasmus Dugdale of 6 to 3 the visitors took the open | a tthe bat When ailed at Brown's Dente! Par- | NUMBERS — THE SOLDIERS} pinyers” ever herded together in te | “PDD ItOn Up. Beattie ba tings (pure oot | bripg back Mise Laura Stickler of this city who ‘jwiake their 18 errors and finish the) twe winamg aan. ek | der 95,00) bail pending a trial Mise Stickier ts 3 beautiful you f Japan, and her land etre: The d been A St. Louls woman whom Mills had married after securtng 31.009 from ~ pending would be roe am 3 leducation, They have le fas put him Ceseooosoes ro . meal | — . Brown's Pain- RAILROADS MAY ALSO \rsteowevar ai wane ae sthoal the . S| BAN FRANCISCO, May 2%. —Ten- ret poy 4 )~ Chinese ar - jterday’s ga . c1ee-RKE 1 ooa We 6 j 4 : ja great victory over China, becaut}| belich he put Portiand, 1 0 ® | V Tl ATI Nes bait the Chiness Sapeieciht arf before b 4 Frisco sat 3 eu ; [@tdn't maow. tote dt Lohman owt Pete had made hie | . Lundbem es mda of | cape jan Ae i 8 m haven't beard shout m yee © t 9 wae abeclutely the only feat- s \4 Zearfoos z th utth to 2 itelal © 4 LOS ANGELES, May 21-—~Tes CLAIMED THAT THEY WAVE BEEN GETTING EXCESssive : ond annem, 46 — We ee gates, | FO6 Gel scorer | arday's game Aas: RATES FOR CARRYING MAIL boats. 19 torpedo od to the finish of the content paaeeets jestroyers, 27 torpeds o the Oak. | Tecoma Y pedo Dost, 54 re wea one player in the Oak Tee eooeseese3 TABLES FOR DINING ROOMS Te heavy, une and 101% mashing and}idnd team whose work by compart: |), 3 q scondary, guna, The Leal pesct| son looked like that of & National ¢ when \ATON. May 33.— | Fear " an . eieite 14 2) i office investigation, it is claimed | ter general shows that the Penney!- 7 &, © me pat lenomas end Haray. ; | heey ot ne | OT be am attempt to prove fraud in| Vania railroad company was allowed poe ga Bs ig = Di ine. Bol bn -the, gareste 0: vanes mn ¥ We have added a great many ‘ Famt wi the paving of raliroads for carrying | 8446000 for tranaportation of an ay- _ and grand war-to-| and he put up @ game that made the |SNOW AT BUTTE ee ney ont aaey Stay Seep mail. 5 4 oi jook like] BUTTE, May 22.—Butte-Spokane | tine which will Interest you if ' ch as te used for hauling| burg to Chicago, of an average ot) ee Lother members of the team } - * By ny about $4500. ft will inst $40 per ton for that distan | efmateure of the worse kind, fame postponed on account of snow you are looking for a Table that fe Brown's Painless Dentiats, 713 ist | Ml Os and an the posts ~|ebout 9 cents per ton per im! ‘rnts! } Seere by tnaings: 2 ] to perfect tn — ae. without pain, and no Dad afer | i rities pay $5009 & year for “ite| mall was carried average ION ‘ TE | sTANDING OF THE CLUBS be asap Sasa |$ietracting ts tree when other work |service it will be seen how the oa no that ae safececes- 5 H § en re Our prices afe guaranteed to ordered. clear winner for 19 yeare of } pe minations free All work done} Hite. ‘Those who have studied the | (hing extra for speed. The GAME TODAY eosnome - . | 4 be right. ) \ Manta mpeciallete of from 1¢ te |guosect ciaim that the railroads are/Was allowed to the ‘The dail game at Reorsation park |cocuane ... ” 18 Foy Sraduete spocialiets of from 1010) Gicrauding and overcharging the | (ween Cleve ; Fe sfieringon will be called st ¢/nan Francisco... 18 18 Adigaietes ee Wermment to the extent of $20,000,-|thovgh mail matter cannot oh tnetend of 4:30 on gaoownt of [nan? 34. eae ® NO STUDENTS pear, ‘They received $45,100,000 | classed a@ ordinary freight, there te| |the arrival of the president thie af-|Itetene-..000 lak a8 hw fast year for service which on a fair! & areat difference between 9 conte a er | ternaga. ine 33 mons — been nent Se baste ot wor a a V~ yw anes, * te |Srase for E eS on yor mee VENDERS OF PRESIDENTIAL! BAN FRANCISCO, May 2%.—Yeo- ry \ neers ave guiith of a cant per intie for certal horde hs nas ‘ip Seattie, and ‘best eauipped recs eine than enapenees ite" Saauen of other telah. SOUVENIRS INVADE OBATTLE | {*os7'* wane: aun dn telkne eal 1429 FIRST AVENUE, COR. PIKE j mag ed that ¢ ts} Congress fixed a rai a: The jae reception reem for ladies, iaings chad’ by stuffing the maiis| ing $28 per miles per annum fue raii-| |tce tt ree + 5 $3} 1 Sd ite tne anort ana scente route te Bro. with free postal matter Guring the|foad postal care 49 feet In length: | Vendere of buttons, badges, canes| Hatterte® weston fond Spies; |HAMS. . Rate of fare and one-third bi period of 30 days every four yeare| $26 for 48-foot cars; $49 for 50-foot | and presidential souvenira | Whalen and L mate | ne A. S onemmngenent ane ae ranges te 1st thal Un = (a arrive) of the aa-| PORTLAND, ey 1.—Yesterday’® | insormation at City Ticket office, 2 : quadrennial rewelghing. 4 - # chie an pouring into the| game: for having malt! bi 5 ‘3 2g First avenue 733 tet ave, Union bik, jnauied by te railroads wae Sil.- owed | swarming in the downtown streets Racram'te, ©00009040 > ry * “I | One door south of Maclougall @ 614,368, now it is $45,200,000, ons $3,469 916.70 tor h enone ~ * selling their wares, Tomorrow they, Portiand.. 00020340°%@ 10 2 in actual service and for 164 care In| will depart aa suddenly as they came) fattertee—Catlet and Graham: : lor other cities on the president's) Rutier and Shan. Attendance, U0. ame ste home ; : In the neighborhood of 80 of these } ; = AMERICAN 5 Wiewell,. onator of the ow Lon Angelée 19.738 University Congregational church, | ney he ted und Sacramento is $00 - MINING | will deliver @ free lecture st Car- eo, meeees uteee tg ee ae 4 , & penter’s hall, Fourth aod \ front of bie all the way from 488 { ee ee el on ae eee pital, and, Judging from their - i His wubject will be "A Defenne oe} (he cap powern thay ase bin Sikes, | 300 ‘ = Parasite.” enough to keep ahead of the strene Bartels prions are beget on neeuet ; ® ane : Bert . - value and are always the sar: } and Name NEW YORE, Mey t1—Irwm ‘MILLS- PAUL Soue, president wnt “he gute home HAPPY “HAS MANY |e wee in aa ¥ — orb \c t ‘ 3 The busines handled by these lorbitant prices. Read on & The Charter Oak, Standard, at, | MOPO™ secretary of the Amertcan | WEDDING street venders le snormous, Thetr| KINDS OF | CURVES) Moric» Maitvea seine, honpttns ong ? c I. la ave been as exrefully plan- iecmte eae Clair, Majestic Ohio and Garland. 9) Mining congress, -* ‘alae Geax, refined, per pound ide = Carpets ~ ‘svery description. | Deadwood and leek # DD. jned a thone of the “secret off B a, Ber pe ; Chairs from Me to $1.50. With our Ii few days. He will enter irnm 3 y %.—The jing the president, Long’ brhaca cha | Magaesner, Butervries Asmocistion Schiller’s Kextract Malt, ibe sine... 4 = new goods department and see- Si ly Into the work of arousing general | wedding ine Killen Drexel if . ang before the | "Not only is “Happy” < ees eeiah Winehey, $1.38 bet } a ond hand department, we can sell | interest and enthusiasm throughout | daughter of James W. Paul, jr ae hie trip, theline W shington Americas rtf BSc you anything you want at rea-[|the West in the coming seasion of niece of John R. Drexel and’ An. | Pastern furnish the nn Pines ikianey’ end’ Biadeee ioe \ fonable prices. Don't fail tocome ithe American Mining congress, | thony Drexel, to Poul Dencla Mills| Yonder wilh supplies. had wrrang- eine Li In ne case do we ¥ Hemembe: took place toda: 4 the of the! baw pu ven. distribute . % ~ a aty Fn eT ee See nem 0 eae Mlle | pride parents ot Rainer. The core # the line of the route Paine's extract teeth uniess ‘ ‘The various officers and commit-| tony was attended by prominent] These are usually sold » day ahead on Mt te absolutely neo- New| of the arrival the president. essary. Tooth decay ts & tooth disease, and merely filing tees of the congrens are working in| Society people of Philadelphia, king York, Newport and a“. Th pant va core ae See ory Stel dna INGLIS WINS unison with the promise of 1 this coming session an ntfu per bottie.. 3 Dabn bney &' Woodhouse ttle, Wash. lin the history of the mining in Red Cro nie, stops falling Phone Jonn oi, and tnd 1166 Bl try bridegroom had as man hi hg he Bae the cavity does not The mining men of the Black Hitis| brother, Frederick M DIAMOND MEDAL Patne's Liver Ps cure the disease country are taking their share of the iM — Cuticura § Part of our parfect PORT ORCHARD ROUTE — |arranguments for the conxrenn EETING AT system is PRESER- yy Fxcursiona to the workings of the various mining companies are being | Miss Jennie Ingtid, a Beattie migl,! planned, and plane are being made! AWTHORNE laat night won the diamond medal if} U. &. Navy p nod and Battioships teamers to profitalby employ every hour of the oratorical contest held in the Athion, Inland Flyer, Port Orchard, Pier 2. the time spent by men who are in-| curcaGo. dil, May 28.——Wwnat| 1M CA: auditorium. Mrs. Mar DAILY EXCEPT yaaa . ets et Platt, president of the Atatr gi: oo. mi 1:16, 2 20, Wr) 30 and | Petary Mahon that Idaho, Montana,| ('@, "istry Of the Chicago Jockey! Union, pinned the trophy on the Saturday only, 11:80 p.m. | club began at Hawthorne today.| young elocution! ae a 4 5 Colorado, Wyomin Missourt, Cal-| The Hawthorne handicap, the new bar ed mg wen Portume, per ounce 40e VATIVE dentistry ‘ cause of the decay tee Double Check System on Al! Prescriptions an@ recommend proper care to pre vent more cavities. ‘ a igi aay, no tripe at €:00 and 9:16 Phere were five contestant mene, rer} at Py E78 | shes wilt be weil represented at the)" 1 er medals r Painless Dental Prices : and 6:15 p. m. one | 808 SECONO AVENUE. ' Leave Sidney—6:40, 8, 9:40 and| In connection with the gathering NEW SCHEME Mine Inglin ie eligt place ir Both Phones Main 603. PY is m.; 13 noon: Gand 6 pm (neve will bee wren and sompre- | the forial contest for the grand Btiver Filling 200 Cote and Bridge wore ts Tong “ey Me BE + e-4 a ov ar fl hin oy and ¢ signet. | FOR GRAFTING which will be held in Cinetr ¥ Gold Fillings. $1.00 Patent Peart Plate, dees pat ites st an Dm | min nach tne 4 equipment. i on . : Pure Go nee... BL our Pe Fira je wit oe , atl Uste yen der the auspices of| A. L. (“HAPPY”) ORT nae ae cae 8 : 4 10 a.m, Ww YOR } 9 - a . +e ! *| HOSPITAL PATIENTS | i to ie an te - \eiffarty good pitcher, but he Ban of “tiie pan are. $ ss08 ag hy Dental Association, Spokane, le end punsie of deme which a Cs bm ARE EATING TROUT the fashional for round trip, via the. “Meentc yo : y plicbest A i-year written guarantee with all work, : . a cgi Bye ne tas ate | Route Great Northern Railway t but when | Our PATENT VACUUM CHAMBER never falls te keep @ \ | nan, who-gathered | city Tioket office, 642 Firat a ore y n is necessary he can get up| plate up. fAny ¢ by the pian, frequented | ane y a Pp} A consignment of 400. pounds of | {he hotel district in the svenihy. and plenty | of | steam, and’ alaerity. | Houre tito to #00 dally; @undays, 0:00 ti 1:60, at the ele of o h elec en ’ Ll leag expe has or S mountain trout was yesterday con area by, er eeek Geet weetat it You Want been wholly with the Pt phin ; fat the| Pas" around hin hat. The inference Natonals. ang the Washington fiscated by Game Warden Ricf at the | Ameria He um ount BONNEY -WATGON CO. by many seemed to be that he was Ts See » Pac te np Pt | fen Toes ove. soe. Colgmiin. streot ae unc| aleians and’ he generally’ resol mour, Hit cam E vutiy guaranteed, 1c : Wasb. by the mall change Light That Is rh the whole-¥ $1.00 a rip legislature preventing the sale of| iy c ay r tsb ; trout In large quantities. The fish| Watch for the splendid oto ee eres setgete aetee ‘Tws| aiaptay by the. Ee lites Pip Light UNIVERSITY OARSMEN \P 1s oxcisivory vy We deal in all grades of con}. We| northern part of the site. The| Co. in honor of President Roosevel ‘ ; eae ; | poll water Slab wood at $2.00/ game warden distributed the fish SC oakt-aeepuiniaaiegie = tine eae | . a4 Freeh water mili wood at - ed the various hospitals of the * —- cdl y — « ley use j ‘ RP! eRe Tok las. Singerman load. ofty, . our n Fr ’ oo 9 Dancing Classes - geese A sce! anne Sages | adatom wn 1422 Second Avenue Opposite Bon Marche ) HARVEY & SONS, Props, Victoria Day Celebration Professor Wilaon at Ranke Hai || SEATTLE CAT Curt Yan icuren wit tN timremer & Co, \ Cor. 14 ave, & Vine at. At Victoria, BC. May 35. Round| montay and Priday evenings. Pri 1th ave. and J varim Monday to take part In the re- $ . Both Phones. trip, $2.00. 606 First avenues. vate lessons dally. | gott » be held ther t |