The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 20, 1903, Page 3

ie Behe eer nna! ——umummmst i xk 8 SOD nae ee en i a i a a ee ee ee ee Leader Willtams {| $10 Up UNCLE SAM GETS ALL BEST OF IT know when anything In high grade woods that the opresented An excellent offer in Combination Bookcases, China {IT'S A PLEASURE] eh ne of € won values previo os. agveruin ent aver she san atin ath oe Closets, Chiffoniers || Bec ene aya cach ide of he cal and Buffets elally made p t A par ¢ thie country #WTTERS AND HALL RACKS | that tt nainte of ¢t a ad of the lease for a fixed period | je wUre and see What We can offer before pla | twenty-five art y t six of | of the canal strip, (Nis new treaty pro- | Ing your ir ee are, | were material parts vides f a perpetual ars nt of the right “oie oth Macao gms gue shtiahner anatase oo ane | ThOMpson Furniture Co., Inc. States by Panama whatever land o with | the, ‘exception 1427-1429 First Ave., Corner of Pike. | OF desirable t st i and ‘. vides alm — ——— — —— | Operation h " * it be ne ral to all | in he treaty given t0 the ; Short Days! Short Sight! | ] Many people find it difficult to| rhe! reo sible to use your eyes as well by place, in-| lamp Met as by day light, Prices | Ag C ruin wie Schuchard Optical Co., | ' igen Hye Specialists | | 1207 Becbnd ave so? | WASHINGTON, D, C. Nov. 19.—] i— : - —_——-| The Cuban reciprocity bit! pamsed in} POOR HEARING the house at 4:55 o'c & this after. Sit Uanie a: Voeves tteht. med IS CONTINUED on the me ure by Democratic Fh it be ce The vote was tor and 21 op ‘The « k B, Poor, presi | dent ‘tlnens Light and | Powe who Was arrested on & warrant upé . graphic from New York }stating that Poor was wante THE LOOP 0s ie" tinued until witnesses had arrived —— from New York ‘ was set for November 30. In the meantime INTERURBAN COMPANY PLANS TO SEND CARS AROUND By! PIONEER PLACE Poor te out on bonds of $1,000. man’s Chris t Tuesday The Page Young W tlan Temperance union m evening at the home of the presi dent, Miss Mildred Tucker, There The corporations committee of the! was a good attendance and tmport- ety council yesterday afternoon agreed ant business Was tr et A rt} ry PANAMA: THOSE ARE MIGHTY FINE LOOKIN’ CLOT MARINE NEWS ‘Tyee is in all likelihood way down from Nome with the disabled freighter Meteor. She was at Yakutat, November 3, and with fair weather should bave reached her dextination on the ternoon of November 10. RELIEF AT LAST QUEEN ANNE PEOPLE HAVE STREET CAR SERVICE AGAIN ‘The t now on arm and omfortable Clothing “feels good” In this cold weather. Now is the time to keep 9) off colds with good substantial apparel. The Seattle Electric company this Our stock for winter ha wear has the best values we have offered in a long time. All our suite and overcoats represent the highest possible values and the fit is “always” correct Bults and overcoats— morning completed work it |promixed to finish Monday, and the }Queen Anne cars began to run over |the Kinnear Park line from Denny |way to Roy street, when they turn led up to Queen Anne avenue, The passengers transferred to cars at the |botom of the hill were not obliged to walk more than 20 feet. The pall cars run over the usual route et ny ed street. | in distance also was paved with leoncrete because the Barber Asphalt |Paving company, with wonderfifl Jalacrity, paved a block of Queen lAnne avenue during the last two dry days The whole matter shows what the Seattle Electric company ahd the sphalt company can do if they real- hiy try. The people of Queen Anne hill had been wading through blocks of mud |im transferring for two montha,Zbut the electric and paving companies did not make a move to remedy matters until the Queen Anne peo- ple threatened fo realp the city 00-904 Firet Ave., Cor. Columbia. It Pays to Trade on First avenue. | counell and compel the car company to give a six-minute service to the top of the hill by ordinance. IT 18 TO TH WOMAN WE AP. PRAL THE WOMAN WHO 18 RESPONSIBLE FOR THE COOK- ING AND THE QUALITY OF THE FOOD, TO HER WE BAY CENT INSURES PERFECT — WHOLESOME RESULTS, AND | Grocers, TELL OF TRAGEDY WITNESSES IN BARTLETT MUR DER CASE TESTIFY ‘The trial of Mike Bartlett, charged With the murder of tis wife, im mtili on before Superior Judge Rell. This morning those who were in the crowd, acted to the scene of the shooting after the tragedy, were the Witnennes examined. ce Bergeant George Leighton the first witness, He helped troiman Bannick arrest Bartlett hooting and helped carry an out of the alley street, where whe fell dead. Me heard & conversation between §. BE. Middie ton and Bartlett to which Middleton | later testified. Middleton said that after Bartlett had attempted to oot himeeif and was on the Moor of a Pike street bakery ried to} get the facts of the shooting from him, Middleton asked Bartlett about the dead woman, and who she was but could get no intelligent answer from Bartlett. George T. Farrow was witnens who arrived afte another oot- ing and told of the scene after the killing City Jailer Corning, who took | Rartiet tto jail in the patrol wagon | afte rthe murder, told of a canver sation he had had with the priromer tm which he marked that hie wife was the “best Uttie woman im the world.” Corning gleaned from arke that some mn! “Bhorty™ hed «7 of al! of the trouble which had resulted to the shooting. Yeaterday afternoon hel Kiein, a lé-year-old etrl, whe ts the star wit nene for the state, told her aboot She was the murder, and in @ clear way told what she caw on U tlett's re designated as day. The defense attempted. or DENVER, Col. Nov. 19. examination, to prove ¢ | Lepore and Sorice, both are dying| 414 not know what he was doing. and/this noon. The priest says Sorice » show that the proseout for the purpose of killing him. HES THAT HE SELL had coached the little| Rorice claimed he lost $300 In | rl in her testimony Pittsburg bank fallure, also a large WANT SCALP W. ©. NELSON FILES CHARGE! AGAINST PLUMBING IN: TOR PILMAN —— FAILED ELKHART, Ind, Nov, 19.—The| Rank of Fikhart failed to National open for business, this morning. Na tional Bank Examiner Bosworth was instructed by Comptroller of the| [Currency Ridgly to take charge The resources and Habilities of the [institution ere nearly a million dal- Ludlow, |inrs, according to the September re W. ©. Nelson, a Pike street plumber, yesterday rred charges with City Health Officer against Ascistant Plumbing Inspec. |P°"* Ss tor Pilman, alleging that he neglects| ‘The funeral of John Andress of his duty. ' Accompany the charges | Georgetown, who died last night of ie an appeal filed by Nelson from|chronic Bright’# disease, was held |the decision of Inspector Pilman, re-|this afternoon at 2 k at Bon [Jecting plumbing installed by Nel-|ney-Watson's chapel. ‘The inter fon, in a residence at 1f17 Sixteenth |iment was at Lakeview javenue. It waa oyer Pilman’s re-| ~ ~ ——— fusal to accept the work that the laimpute arose. | The employes of the health. de- [partment ay that Milman only did hie duty in refusing the work that Nelson's allegation that Pilman's in-/ spection is generally obnoxious to the plumbers of the city, is not true. | ARINE DISASTER LONDON, Nov. 19.—The torpedo boat destroyer Faloon collided with a fish The beautiful designs and tatent patterns in Sterling Silver Table and Toilet Ware. Just the thing for Holiday Presents. Prices Surpris- ingly Low Benninghausen 713 & 715 First Ave. | ack in the Channel thie morn ing. The smack sank, with ail on|/— Next to — & South board. One of the Falcon crew was wick Co, kilied. x OLD FEUD sum in a New York bank failure ‘The latter bank waa conducted by Lepore. further, as they in Italy priest an in the fo! WILLIAMS ‘ Archie avertie, Who jumped fi shear-leg in the power house at yemtermy, at. Provide sultation day. Instead *prained yerterday, Cloaks For Girls Clothing For Be * COR. SECOND AVE, ANO MAISON Millinery Sale Our Entire Stock Must Walk the Plank ys IT + am Next Mon lay our balcony is to be given over to the Toy Department for a better showing of Holiday Goods, This will put our Millinery Department practically out of busines Rather than keep Hats on the shelves or crowd our large stock into a small space, we prefer to sell them half their value, So tomorrow and Saturday you may have the pleasure of ch ng any trimmed hat, including our beautiful Pari ian At Exactly Half Price Other Special Bargains FRIDAY Ribbon Holiday Goods Fancy Ruchings, in and and all colors—remnants, long Books for Boys, such authors as short leng hs, worth 12%4c to $1.00a Henty Oliver Optic,” “Cooper, yard; on sale Friday, they “Warren Reid” and “Verne,” nice last, at, the yard Se 1 und in clot and rinted in ia < type, on good paper, regular Outing Flannel __ pice 35 eh; Friday's price. 25¢ Mill Remnants of regular 1ac Outing | Girls’ Books, splendid stories by “In- Flannel, in pink and blue stripes graham ¢‘Carey, " Matford,’ and che on special sale, Fri Greeny “Hawthorne,” Oy CE FORD seeds cccceovasas Ve * others, handsomely bound in cloth, printed on good pa per, in nice clear type, regular price Blankets White Sheet Bed . Blankets, 11-4 p , a a size, all white without t rs, reg n the pair ; 7 ick A, B, C,” “Three Kittens,” $1.00 | r Goose,” and other hand- Ladies ? iMastra in colors; size Raincoats: | iiis'inch-s regular price age each; Raincoats of Finest Cravenette mat Friday sp@cail ........0.565 19¢ terials, in tan, oxford and olive, swell Christmas Cirds, 5000 on sale tomor- row, just the thimg to drop in en- with correspondence, regu lar 2c kind; tomorrow, at, each. .1¢ Toy Furniture, good, strong, Wooden Tables, Rocking Chairs, High Chairs, Stools, Beds, Cradles, etc., looking garments and sure protec tion from rain and wind, valued in | most stores at $20; our price, Fri- day, each . $17.50 Misses Rain-oats, in all lengths and a | large variey of Cravenette material each --$10.00 | nicely enameled; on sale Friday, at Raincoats (by courtesy), in reality each dies cetsiecsoes sae Mackintoshes, waterproof, with Special va'ues in Hosiery, Under- large capes, prices $2.50 wear, Infants’ Wear, ions and Neckwear, tomorrow. 00. McCarthy Dry Goods Co. Second Ave. and Madisqn Street ¢ boys jump onto th before they have stopped running and in many canes the company states, women and children are knocked off the car and often seriourly Injured. | The company sugwest# that the policeman on the beat make a few arre which would badly ef fectually stop the dar prac tice. vow DON'T WANT ‘The enmity m were be y date back | m together The Cam Northwestern Cy ny and the Northeastern St fight between the! berian Company, both of which are ocourred last night) managed by the same officials, in- a. tend purchasing a first-class pas- senger and freight steamship, to ply in the waters of Alaska and Siberia John Rosene, president of the com who Is now on his way te tersburg on behalf of the com- mmercial The 4 Sort rmer $3.00 Bold Exclusively by— iS WORSE panies, will endeavor while on the Atlantic coast to purchase @ passen tctidi Eapacity aera: vet TOKIAS, Singerman The rumor that the companies tn. |} Lamver Bx- Go Secona ¥. Willams, 1610 Terry| tend to purchase the steamer Ga- change bidg & 1, and Seneca wv a falling|ronne of the Frank Waterhouse denied. new addition to the Moran's shipyard, is in ® critical condition e hompital, and a con- of physicians wam held to- Company, MAY COME of the bill, ‘The result is a foregone conclusion. The debate has been purely perfunctory, WASHIN( Burnan TON, D. C., Nov, 19. of qustaining merely a M. arlila bas arranged to knkle, as was given out present the Panama commissioners both of Dis lege were to Secretary Hay tomorrow. They broken, Nia hip badly Mangied and will be received in the afternoon by one arm Willing dangerous position in o himself f Williags agatnat neverely President Roosevelt. had to bruised jurr from his ler to save! ath, | ne a PROTECT A PANAMA, Nov. 19. ERICANS, Reassuring y arrive rom being crushed to ¢ steamship FX claime that he protested port today, provided she sailed on| advices from Bogota state that no working in the dangerous|Nov. 8 which was her intention] demonstration against the Amer- place, but was ordered to go up on) when the United Sthtes revenue|{icans has occurred, and If it comes the erane b DANGEROUS & 8. Company Says Folks! Are Too Careless The 6. R The Seattle, ratiroad lives of near Occidental PUBLIC WILL BE ADMITTED TO Renton & Southern is complaining that the} WASHTI , D. C. Nov. 18—| CHICAGO'S THEATER PALACE its passengers are endang preventative Broussard opened 4 almost every night at a point| the debate on the Cuban reciprocity] THIS EVENING street and First | bill when the house met at noon to: sspeeiiiln avenue south where the cars come|day, He spoke against its passage. to aw Hetween the hours of 5' The vote will be taken at 4 o'clock (Specie! to The Star.) and 6:30 In the evening the men and this afternoon to determine the fate CHICAGO, Nov. 1%—Grea OPEN THE NEW, prepara- 2d ave, Arcade bidg. Five Cross Panel Doors $1.30 Per Door Ir tly made « pur f panel fir doorp f quality of ofl finiat ¢ ck is well ‘ nizes, and t cuntor jor to alt ore up to 4x6-K, at sizes 1-0 © door pod value doubt the fully meet your tations. I solicit your 1d can fill same following sizes x1% 6 X Pan, O, at $1.20. 2-0x6-6x1% 6 X Pan, O. G, fir, at $1.90 2-0x6-8x1% 6 X Pan, O. G, fir, at $1.20 2-4x6-6x1% 6 X Pan. O. G. fir, at 91.20 4x6-8x1% 6 X Pan. 0. 6-6x1% § XK Pan. O G. fir, at 91.20 2-6x6-8x1% Pan. 0. G. fir, at $1.20 2-8x6-8x1% Pan ©, G. fir, at $1.9 2-6x7-0x1% 6 an, 0. G. fir, at $1.0 $x7-0x1% 6 X Pan. O. G. fir, at $1.60. 10x6-10x1% 6 X Pan. O. P 4 5 X Pan. 0. price on my well- six cross-panel remains the same ok sizes $1.55 per tantly im ing the ty of these loors and keeping in 1 the fact that 4m people want very | on the market. 1 will p | ably advanee the price on this ¢ $2.00 per door on or about the Ist of the year. My windows are all glazed with American win- hI ship ai- the great natural gas belt country in Indiana or Pennsylvania in car- loads. This giase is siiver clear and free from the annoying defects so com- mon in the cheap grades of glans, I have also quite a stock of china closet glass Goors from 18 inches to 24 inches wide, from 3-6 to 4 feet high, at $1.00 per door me contain 2 lights of glass each; neat cot- ront doors with fancy enue. Shipments anywhere, rail or water, Phones—Rainter 4; Ind, X11 Men’s Overcoats ALL S8IZES— ALL LED $10.00 REG. 05, $8 & $9 OVERCOATS. ALTERATIONS FREE. oTus— | tions have been made for the opening and dedication tonight of the Iroquois, | Chicago's newest and handsomest the- | ate r. Bluebeard,” Klaw & Er- langer's Drory Lane spectacie, is to be the opening attraction The new playhouse is located on Randolph street, between State and Dearborn streets. Both inside and out | it ts one of the finest theaters tn the country. The front of the theater ie Jin modern French style, with a base of polished granite, and the rest in glazed terra cotta. ‘The theater proper occuples a space | % feet wide and 125 feet in depth, of | which the stage occupies § feet. There lare but 18 rows of seats on the first | floor, and the a re so arranged an to provide for @ system of seating which prevents placing one person @i- | rectly behind another | The greatest improvements and Inno- | vations, however, have been introduced | behind the prosentum for the benefit J}and convenience of the players, A | separate building ts devoted entirely | to dressing rooms, which are $0 In num~- | ber, besides ample accommodations for supers. The walls of the dressing rooms are of enamelled brick, Insuring absolute cleanliness. Underneath t theater there iw a large green room, muste room, ballet room, sewing room and wardrobe ‘The bullding cost upward of 9400,000, | it was bullt and wilt be controlled en- | tirely by the th rical syndicate, com- the construction boss, | cutt Manning left that port. In| the Colombian government will pro- | e the event of her having sailed Nov,| tect American interests. posed of Witt J. Davis and “a4 Pow. 8, she In nowe 11 days outy ers of Chicago, Kiaw and Eriang * of New York, and Ntxon and Zimmer- man of Philadelphia. ee ee You Know Good Hats Let us show you our $3,00 values, They are the best in the country. FB. N. Brooks @ Co, 1831 2d ave, Arcade bidg. % * You can enjoy the pelting rain if |you have a Toklas, Singerman & Co, overcoat eee Perrin's, Dent's or D. & P. Gloves for men, All sizes, kinds ‘and pri F, N, Brooks & Co., gh pS