The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 24, 1903, Page 8

San ere ante i ceeaneratsasmmieiereal i. i alta. 4 THE SKATELE STAR, GERIE OF POSTOFFICE DEPARTMENT AIRED} Stone, Fisher & Lane, Second and University he Anne GREAT Pre-Holiday Clearing Sale ALL OVER THE STORE Se no ne on at the armory Matur Fate at Pier No, 1 Last Night IN THE HALLS OF CONGRESS Jiy, « oom, tor « found sum of! Hamm, well known in Séattie ——— " a taken in, which will go to] W. tM. Bar who until re ne of the former proprie of ser the tudes P Thanksgiving dinner whioh [cently was general agent of the Theil Butler hotel, will be arrested A Senator Cullom tntrod the Cu Ronater, Hinip, tn Gleoupeing bal i esty for, There were ©@|drowned by falling from Pler No, 1,| Weedeock, on a charge ‘of nelling ban reoiprooity bil in the tp lcounah Acdan dene he Gae't. Geuh uples t. ‘The only source of]at 10 o'clock last night. He was on | Mik containing lea# than 4 per cent Fe went on the _ Mat, Canada would become a| gcckton of the “Little Outcast” com> |awer to a business telegram tecelved [ranch in Bouth Beattie, and wells h Senator ¢ : a a | hee ~ hy Was unable to be present, owing | yesterdiy afterno hissed tiafmilk to the Duwamish dairy. § that time will be ' | he-4 footing while attempting to find fluid was analyzed by Chermiht the senate |hnstened if the tariff discussion con « hie _ ' . honorary mem-|ateamer in the darkn the city. ‘The cane i her presence at| Afr, Barnes left hin home last {in the bh of Health Oficer Lud slight i ne Stock tor remolutior the un for I tle, which Quay ls ob " . Preatdent Rooseve t te ked forward to. |night at 9:50 o'clock, expecting to}! owtr pmina tions tiga department t . report beore May ! of the resolution went Just in time for ore of the/take the steamer Ramona. On hiv 4 sent ax substi |men who were going yr On sale WEDNESI They did we,ll but when they leouver on the Ram whiph >.> j mix in the dancing 60 at Pier A | seo-for the lower bart JO’'Conner, took the # Harrison of the Star mailir y mistook the Mu ]If toc for the upper part asked her cecupation that godfather of all the news| Ramona, and started up th gang | | { room Into rears of A in and barred them @t| plank, but were told by Watchman aying rm married to a police Com ie |Doren that they were b AT THE 10¢ STORE A COURT 8 core ss eres ee ers) FGM DE | w2s5ecand Avenue Jeena. s called beck, how |walk ina manner that brought forth| In turning around to leave the Arcade Block ever, to tell of various misdeeds On |the applause of the whole ball room |dock, Barnes, who evidently did be pension agent njctmeo; Walter Avia, px tay Pomona, Cal Main entrance, Half Price Sale of Millinery 1 When net, the wahtyr by | aterialize. ¢ anticipate and all the Ready-to- ise because th Innocent Cause of Merriment wide of the Hum! i been a chambermaid in the two step. | ef the jud at day, the nh Gi |e p Delatotre and easily won for them the prise. |Not notice how near he was to the 3 a ner was caretul to ve-| are arene nna Mics sOnee Ammetd [edge Of tha Bier, stepped off Inte tbe rice, or very near. it. : Mire, ‘Venus O'Conner Was the t her family Was Very}took the prise for the walts, and the|Water, In another instant thel, | rian 6 she ; and itved on Vashon island. | sgcintyre siste y won the deck | Watchman and the two 7 heara|Fire At Sedro-Woolley Nearly reat newsapper pub Mrs f well afford to econom- { t ; } as | Mae. Rees eae tn What Gay mes Dele- | neing continued until 2 o'clock won no more, His eap| Cost Ed, Kennedy, Seattle's | () values such as tel 0 bab . tin the morni when even the news t vy _ found a few minutes ner : ade alu u Jus George listened his| ‘The case will probably take up the | Loys became tired. Brick’s aides rig: |l#te, and the police summa A : hin de 2 omer, j 4 morning to the family troubles of | greater part of the afternoon idly ried out orders to keep all ob-| diligent search has been made ever Lacrosse Team Manager, ust ng og Mrs. trade R ne ule " nable characters out of the ball |#inee to find the body, but without ing able to ope ‘and the best der prevailed. | PUc¢ Life the parlor $2.50 $3.75 -_ $5.00 ) hereto- Vers times and places of threatents his residence, 226 her life with a butcher knife. The Royleton avenue. The lad in in the} pp of the Me epecific offense is said to have taken - care of his housekeeper, Mr. Warnes Ed. Kennedy, manager of the & place No. 7 in a lodging house at 11 pi aS one day miore wife being dead. For 10 years Mr.lattie lacrosse team, arrived from Washington street Although one day mibre re- Rares was general superintente Mrs. Ross, who was married but a | maine for re map 8 bg jof the Pacific coast agencies off the }Hedry- Woolley, last night, where he couple told on the ? Thiel company weeks ago, school election up to se col at the coming school election up te i a a J this morning the his tory of her past two years, In glow to deat «in ing language she told how she ine de apps 2 jock this afternoon, The resis | *; | tration for the day was TS up to that | supported Delatotre tn luxury on the | 2°4r jesidence by fire. Kenne face! $3. & week she earned as a cltarnter- rp 3. Several attempts were made cut her off on the teetimony if not laat Thu uetion of Dr, W nd hands were terribly bur eis under the oa relative to the case, but the at tempts were failures. She i # French Felt ng brims, worth $1 =**| GODD THINGS IN STOCK | Hate all the newest effects, flaring Dr. MmKee ‘ | toques and turbans, in black and white, tan, % | Chlesge has raice © € » Mave and ray Many ere trimmed with hapten AaVINE Fe | offer a man for spending three days tr 4 $3.00 Hats at $1 E ccmplete story despite judge @ at the conclusion of a stag) ¢ At 4:30 o'clock the fire broke | “™!*# Ben" | eecond gpnup includes short back sailors with role Kennedy was sleeping on # ean FER | ' trimmed with twisted ropes of felt in id her one of Beattle's Mode . . GRAND RAPIDS, Mach. Nov. % * linquent contractors. Mrs. Ross’ daughter Carmelia took WASHINGTON, D. C, Nev. a—| ling r has ‘squented. the stand, and after she had listened | BX-Alderman Schriver today pleaded | He filed « communication to the wity to her mother's story dnd corrobo- | «wilty to bribery In the water deal. He| Mijah Dennis, colored, tried to gait | counctl with the ety clerk thie af- rated her in some stat Will tomtify im the other cases one to President Roosevelt thie|ternven in which he blaines theBe- torneys = (Bpesia! to The Star) J. W. Pitt ouch in the parlor, and by the time Jona, with at the side. Valu Dream on the stunt ul, and brag at e Was awakened was almomt muf-| peated. He fell twice before reach-| nents. She You and friend Heck performed wh said that Delatotre had acted in a/ Tt developed today that Salsbury | mamning. Me insietent, and was) attie Electric Company im Oo mn OGutelde door, gad believes! ei threatening. manner toward her | ¥a# the leader in the conspir He | finally turned over to the police Me | lay in compietin mand only his exceptional physteal on the Rut a j This Is a Bargain Week--Every Department mother several times. was to have received $13,000 when the| will De examined as to his saniiy Mis) actually arked the city to help @itm ngth enabled him to escape a| DTeAM On, proud soul; yet, pause be- | g Hee ere Castalia, & young indy, |deal was consummated and $00.00 | speech indicates that he le « religious He says ible fate. The other inmates te Offers Something at Reduced Prices aa as Venus ew comp maniac We have t Waiting on thetic. fof the house escaped uninjured. counge the vietime same i attle Biectric Company for a good| The Capp residence was entirely | UKE 1 oN.” ‘ ” lucknowledged to be the present|M&2Y Weeks to finish our contrect{@estroyed, also that of Paul Rhodtus 1 8 THE LOO; COUNTESS OF K NGMAKING countess of Warwick. She ts tall = Olympk pie but it has madejon the lot adjoining, The fire - land graceful, a blond of that Eng-| 2° ™©ve as yet to lay down trackedetarted tn the former dwelling. e 1 B MES A VALI T |tish type of which poste and painters t we can complete the} The origin of the fire is unknown A Word from Jesh Wise - jrave, with deep blue eyes, perfect — } * |Greetan nose, finely chiseled Nps and ‘This delay te causing a good deal 9 AND A LABOR AGITATOR firm, commanding chin pe eumens a “Eehnre,, steen | | Aside from her beauty and rare tn walks and bidewalks Im the tellertaal attainments and charming} meantime. It dees not acem’ fair ‘The’ teee work some Second Avenue and University Street by manneriama, the countess is one of| (hat we should be held up by the e I Patt in way a) THE BEAUTIFUL COUNTESS OF WARWICK, TIRED OF SOCIETY, | {00 “rslthiost women im tne Ualted) cher should accept out work of women have t° do, th BECOMES A DEMOCRAT OF THE DEMOCRATS—PRESIDES (owner in Fasex. and has several ele, | (hon © Si for wa te complete the a —_ nt ent ents ndon and} ¥¢ oP ore help they have ; AT SOCIALIST MASS MEETINGS {sw oA ne eee - te under present eonditiens® Farm Hand Is Struck Down more help they ' oid sanctum lke A eweet child lights Under these clroumatances it war nt , ' hardly to be sapected that ‘Lady From Behind in Snohomish have. s i ee eee Warwick would have any other am bition tham the usual one of bering WILL NOT County “wnheweeh te toy hy the foremost leader of society. But 9 bot J prefer a hard Wood finish it appears that the dull monotony of = ease the social functions palled puon her, EVERETT, Wash, Nov. 22—The noe panne jespectalty Gering. the tast few year dy of Dennis Wall was found | “You belong to the chees club.” sald and che became interested in, and a art, this morning, op the NP. the city editor, “Bring us in som student of. the deeply-rovted pocto- . with « wound in the back of ff Bh) chess, neve now and then, and we'll |togtea! problems that are now hald- _—_ hie head. Me had been murdered. The Green Laker run it under a head, “Gossip of the|&nd we know of nothing that will ing the attention of the firitish de-[ Me left Hnohomish jast evening with 4 | Chene Players. give more to every member of the jmacracy. One of the first acts that lor an investigation of condi-liwe ethers, whose Identity has not We must stand together, 60 ‘Bir,’ replied the indignant " . . caused the ald aristecracy to wonder | tine at Latena and Brooklyn, Bat-| ye been learned. Wall-e Mowe eof the delegates, as he was @|.. Sit reviled the indignant family than a nice easy chair. wan Lady Warwick's, enthusiastic | Uday afternoon, City Health Officer | fang, working near about to sign the Declaration of gm), 70u forest th We have @ large and complete as- |eepousal of the cause of secular edu-| Ludlow concluded that it would not : Solel Independence Pte... Appt llgpe. coacvagr cation, and it can be readily imag-| D¢ Necessary to close down the Le- Yes, or hang separately.” waid Sate borat . please lined that the adherents of the estab. | tone school, The building was gtven Ron. Frankiin was the joker you im beth quality and price, |liahed church and thé non-conform. | thorough fumigation Raturday af- pf the crowd. liste ae well were anything but plese. | termeon and yesterday by the health ©. however, THN the } 64. In this work she came in| Officer and Quarantine) Inspector which this b contact with Piridges Adame, the Deveomon. No new cased of scarlet only woman and Socialist member | fever have been reported. —_—— must Th hg ne By Ray Ig ape nd ompson Furniture Co ; BERLIN, Nov. 22.—Princean Alice. B he mast have hed a @ ©vercoats 915.00 All bf the long, Winter | Coats that are now so pop ular. |@eenee on ebecation, Wemen ond fortnight ago ‘The sensational) jinquent contractors. and roots in the | cag tebor, Soctaliom and kindred slopement became known today. The |torn-up streets with its fellow hogs. | huis Yat bite ot pursutt, but 0 far : | | Rut the educational question ha they have been unsuccessful in their | Sweets to Sweet | j amour. ‘The princes® Is 27 | can « person bestow upon another than pd. a boquet? The other day Mra HM |tle patience with the patchwork | of geattie is to De given this year by Bickies sent a bunch of dahiies ‘tale L nd they lighted up our dingy | Ps - ent visting relatives in Europe, bu ty. ‘We must strike at | Lady Warwick does not diaguise| ct venient plac ted on goed authority One Price to All. [nent delegates at dinner every day/| LONDON, Eng.—-The jaded chape sonage wielded the scepter, War-|Guring the session, addressed « mans $3 Per Gallon of the British aristocracy have been | wick- castle was the seat of great! meeting and entered into the spirit) warm friendship has sprung up . A “strap Detween them. In fact, Lady War the wif of the Prince of Behoenbers |B arm. . 1084-1688 Pret Ave wick bas given the secial butter- Waldeaburg, and the youngest r ' nue. files @ rude shock by financing daughter of Don Carlos of Bo orner Pike. free lecture tours throagh the coun- gloped from her home at Meisagn.| The Male Unhea : DEH | simply tted the appetite of the attempts to catch the princess and| what sweeter token of friendship countess, and she is becoming a full- —_—_—— |iand reform schemes that are advo-| frau! B. offer. | cated. by different wets of politicans.| cetigy eran © well known and |"1 feet that ail these proposed re- 7 Senew merchant ond sifian, }forms are uselews.” sho sald, to alin; het MY. Singerman is at pres Door “This letter will reach you a week of her disdain for the policies of the sie ° |Conservatives and Liberal parties, | % before Thanksgiving Day. 1 want | opposition to thetr leaders, | 70% 8° & Thanksgiving offering from! SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 2 —Local " When Péte Curran, Will Thorn nd | ™* to invite all the peopie who Inspectors Bolles and Roger will ren- | | lother Socialists stand for election to| % Unfortunate as to be afflicted withi}der a decision thi ing in the came | t came. the wree lowe to preside at ® mass meeting mh eattic and to bana nd. it te |during the hustings, or send tele-| tem at my expense, While I wilh notfthat Captain McIntyre will be suspend |grams advising and encouraging the| >¢ Gble to be present, I hall be vithe}ed for some time and severely con. Send for Price Lists. | work to stand by the men from| them in spirit, and I impress uponiyoupeured by the Inspectors. First OMoer Salesroom 1508 Third Aven: Hthetr own ranks. that _you furnish them with the @es® Mruce will also be reverely punish: [OAC the recent HN Trade C1) | SL, lcongress in Leicester, Countess War- | wick wasone of the most Interested severely jarred by the actions of one| power and influence, and at court! of the sion like a true demo-| + ee of the most popular members of the the ladles and « men of thi creat. Her keen sympathy and intel- | Brunner & Co. quarters, where he is now trying Qiié-Piled Udewer Care. try for Mre, Adame to deliver ad Prussia, with het own coachman, a/ hae uehe? to the rescue of 0. B. Willi » D. Williams fledged inbor agitator. She hes lit-| 4 thanksgiving @inner for the bitne friend.) riiament, she esteems it a prtvi-| Diindness to assemble 4 steamer South Port And Window ‘Glass. Phone—Rainier 47; Ind. X43. THE COUNTESS OF WARWICK. |apectators. She entertained prot nobility. house were usually stationed pretty jigent comprehension of labor a W. B. Hutchinson Company {| Cor. 2nd and Union Back in British history. the house) well in the front rank fairs have won the respect and a of Warwick was quite extensively; In the later year of Queen Vic-!injration of the trade unionists and! Ai we ean engaged in the business of kingmak- | toria’s reign the most beautiful and | goctaliats, and all vote her “a @004\ 9 brave bird ¥ Ie that the Stork hea > visit Queen Annmubiled to ing, and no matter which royal per-) popular Indy at court was generally |feliow.” While some are inclined tol Mayne he didn't know what chances] The Towote street r | 40% PIKE BT. MAIN 1060, : Ino matte: ine penoreRy i e didn't kx nat ¢ “ allway has’ of 0 Second Ave. the opinion that she has taken up! he was taking. fered its service to the government | f the labor question as a temporary elias | promising te pué on an extra car and . ‘ fad, the majority believe she is deep-| Life saving etations here and there| carry th rmy to st u Fi Th k i i g p= | a a var 0 stop 5 with ~o4 ee wo pete bg EE a ae fer, If present plans arc cartied out You Will want some y’ peps ja ; i pakers” w . h ow Could She Tell CULTUS PETE. “ ouR © But fe alming to modernize the fame| , i ge ets of the following: not from OUR Coftes ; A hi f i of her house by stepping out of a| “Do you saree thy Aron yom one We. sonp-tt. wo paetection. | Plet ora 0 Price Concess' ons dull, aqetal rut, and becoming « plo-| phe Mag Luck is ours once more. Sheet # 106 for 1 pound full weight pack f Eee re ae ve ime sicanaie| ~The suitor sighed. has been cut # a ton, Jost as were at One-Third Off age Seoted Raisin ' eminence of our styles gh = history, In the ser Me Ele | How could 1 dare complain of such| beainning ¢o save for Christmas 106 for 1 pound full weight pack i jes’ and = Gertiemen’s lo economic freedom fo e ‘a fault? For many, many years we've known i age Cleaned Currante ssolott Sale Apparel is established British democracy. , Ty tascegsshane bin dey pai tay aunedies That money makes the mare go 2-plece Met ...seseeee $1.00 106 for Best Cranberries - Di nar , ‘ nog | question invariably The regen gales 8 ee nant ia} ~The maid replied. . But John D.'strials have taught us that $1.25 1Se pound for Best Quality Cit mn noceunt 1g Ten erg Seine wel saver: dupmmates. o0 the looks 10 years younger—-and ts went Chat. | I doesn’t make the hair grow S200 ff tm Orange and Lemon Feet Biture Co. M0. id ave ga, w Ser getoms e mother o ee children, the fe | , mane 4 aiture Co. "3 “ee oldest son havi just come of age. ‘ HIGH-GRAIL SPICES are compelled » sacrifi a AND YOUR CREDIT 1S GOOD Alihoauh Lady Warwick in one ‘ot! 0 The, Blendy ame of Wer aur.[/ wow, naving swore et, Lake ty pee 2.50 1 | Ai kage Nutmers, Cinamon. ff se tieuciGt Ge, moraine a aeiae ‘hint: the aleak oh insured me she would Yisit America | in-ehlef of the Colombian army decid. | Loon ways he is wearing green gogulen ” ‘ res |] lames Mace, 10 can, valued at $17,600. Must be diaposed your convenience, are our Hberal in a year re fi yee purpose of ye oe = farm : + inn bee he Ne n't He ' he wine wet $4.5 THE BE COFFE! ref Jon. 1. You can make terms. oT about to mass the army tn the Third | We { that paralyze your medulla | hacia oo bg we Ogee A ah i ——- MAX 8. HAYES. | ward when a member of the board of | oblongata ods at your } own prices. eaten eae Fes ne ee en we cael Ol net Bros, compen RED FRONT |p 308-310 Second Avenue South, fed to hin|@ girl wh ved for breach of: prom