The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 25, 1903, Page 8

NT A eC ARE RN Nah RRR ee oe See Aeon aaRt Aa ate . | { “s esunedgezice i 2 8 THE SEATTLE STAR HAINT HOPE FOR THE ee The Fair The Fair Sao ca oe vai Missing Steamer May Have Become Disabled and Been > Blown Out to Sea by Fierce Northeast Gales After Leav Millinery | ing Yakutat a | Uo a poe All Hf oS an wae Trimmed | | free At Halt | Sesto a Price re B GAR. WILL See a BOSTON ‘SAY HE WAS im. the One Day Only i SPECIAL SALE Trimmed Hats Men’s Goods—Specials for baiag marathi Day— r is, W Me Pathe Lief the city. luqene O'Hara hes lost four children in” via ovenenes er the Gétvese 00 the , $6.00 to $7.50 $3. 00 Tica, | Ter week. His firth i i late things in neckwear fo d te at the point of de | trial of Michael Bartlett for the murd SHLTEMED from LITE Kind, choice tate hie in’ neckwear, for A ty hospital. The moth ie SF eA gh ag tomorr h for l6e hk : ously iat home, bo at ee o> Ah me The Way Fatage Appe la od in Front af THE LEADER naking Men'a Jupanette Handkorchiets A th ' r a scares, M 4 VA a ” a ag L fe - ined Gloves o' | have testified that. tn woh i enaugement there. was gat ewes ‘ $3.00 [a t 2 wite « st ne kilied ~ aes oe me ORRAL Paine A vip Het is. m s gh tly $1.50 Shirts at 75¢— : . ¥ tN pertra 1OU8AND SCENES tthe t mort » brighte The last of our entire lines of © oe wa satong this ore r b . ar if w windew amd retrent hie private Elk and t rands, worth BOSTON, .Noy. 2 At a ¢onfer-| the jury re the end of the week @tee here today it was decided to hold the national encampment off WANTS HIS MIL SAGE the Grand Army of the Republic In| WASHINGTON c Boston during the week beginning | Congressman « he Augus! S nex ten is making @ race save $1,400 mileage bet RYAN IS GUILTY — | -omicn = in Taeorm a probably speedily adjo took a fast } BIIPPER § BARS BOLES, 196 3 Be } H ; Linthe basement ‘ ting with ONL PAINTINGS \irac acing SRE ata Nhe Png es wh m lease auk the clerk for making your purchases. In addition to thie, The greatestfree offering ever made to the Seattions blic You have the opportunity ' thing in f Dry Goods, Miliner ts, Wrape Furs, Notions, Men's, Women's reere ieatery an Unéureann, Ombre vee, Laces, Ribbons Linens, Domestien, Comforters, Hlankets-dooks Btat ¥, Art Goods, Crockery, Glassware, Granite ware, Tinware, he id Frurn tshings, ete, ete, at abs y the LOWRST PRICK. Ni nines 18 to 22 tomorrow 65e ch ture Coypons t Blipper for the as kitted Large Bar Im Cooks’ White Aprons, 15¢ All our Cooks White Apron orrow at each a es | ¥ ly train 6 ra was found guilty, in wide fF chaloe of the OF Paintings, . row hem Come carty and Cee ernnemnemeneneeeae eect ee i a % 4 wear Thanks fret Oe ok ett x youd beautify ly giving dey to STRANGER IN THE CITY.MADE WORTHLESS FIND |}. 1" patraimen este and Pte ; i Jed him to the) ON WEST SIDE OF QUEEN .ANNE .HILL — DUG They sacenpees | where he had found the} ie UP 164 BOGUS DOLLARS Yin Teoubteerelt money” and St F h & 64 ee eee tt ealguscure | CRIMINAL IGNORANCE OF UNLICENSED MIDWIFE| one, IS er ane Hooks and Eyes in Black and ‘White, at per card le ON.T. Dar for 8. C. Pins Good Side Combs, at the pair 5 YANKEE LUNCH BOX BS 15¢ RACH : © Braided Belts values, at each 1 Embrotdery Sitk— all shadese ..1%e T hre a . 200- yd spools, ® for Se Pine—good quality—6 papers ‘ shank a 5e Misses’ Golf Gloves— Minses Golf ~at, the pair Maple Siger Maple Sugar the Ib . Ib bricks, at One hundred and sixty-four coun! seesion. Norman N who is | CAUSED THE DEATH OF MRS. 8. D. SILVER— Second Avenue and University Street J Seit dollars were unearthed on the Tival tn Seattle and 8 guest) | > > japonica ies 2 Rpg smell anes Richiltes hotel, made the find. The Stage CORONER IS INVESTIGATING Japonica Soap—worth 100 ber . Gay. The bogus coins were turned over | 4 veritable silver m inveatig: om, bars for 1 . to Capt. Bell of the United States se0-| tion reveuled that the buried coins et service and are now im his por | were of base metal Mre S, D. Silver died yexterday| manslaughter, which fe a felony, or Capt. B Afternoon at the Motiod hompital of for practicing medicine without a| probably been burted for se Jeff De Angelis and his clever | blood poisoning « | state Heense, which is a misdor It might have been in the company, in “The Toreador have | one Hoye believes wae the ne it was found ten y scored @ big success In the city, and| gence of the midwife who attende Mise Margaret MoKinne: who|her last Friday when « child w =| ua are well made and are dat-| plays a leading part, hae done much |born to her ot 1ST 168 and 1h Oe to to the popularity of the pro-| Mrs. liver, who resided at 2225 are of the correct weight duction. “The Te Will be | Second avenue, grew eteadily the correct ring, At least hatf of the] playgd for the leet night to morrow |after that event. Yesterday after coins could have been passed easily by { night noon Dr, Mott and Dr. Bates were! the counterfeiters. Capt. Bell thinks| Thursday night DeWolf Hopper |coitea in and found the Weman dy- that the man whovmade the cache was| will open in “Pickwick” for the rest|ing. They immediately ordered her probably arrested and sent to prison | of the week. | to be taken to the Monod hempital, tn Years ago. or was frightened out of the ES jthe hepe that her life might be | Woolen Shawls Half Price A g004 line of Woolen Shawis at just half price. Laces, 1c Yd— A lot of Laces, at 1c, 2c, and 2%c yd. tg close them out. Silk Shawls, 25 Per Cent Discount— Sitk Shawls—again reduced— 28 per cent less than the former cut prices, Men's Golf Hose, soc— Men's Golf Hose—werth up to $2, at the pair. 50¢ Me Shirts ith or 2 extra collars at. Women's : and Children’s Hosiery— Women’s Colored Hoslery—35e to S00 Values, to go tomorrow -25e ee eee | country. +A Little Outcast” saved, but her death occurred a few Mr. Town happened to be walking) ~, rittie Gutenat,” at the Third fler her arrival at the hos- near the road leading to the Avenue theater, is drawing good cor trasthy between the Great houses. ft ie fuit of heart interest. | ern elevators and the weet and is put on by « company which | © Queen Anne hill yesterday | does it justice. Pretty May Stock. | © ticed something that looked lke #il-| ton as the little newsboy, adds new refused to sian « bout in the earth and) is@reis to her crown at each per. |The coroner found formance. The piece will run until | (U* to #epticaernia | Satusday. lewsneas on the part of the midwife. | Beyond the fact th the midwife “Old Jed Prouty” lives in Ballard, nothing te jot her The dead woman's hu » “Herrmann the eat” will con-| says he does not know the midwife’s| Company slude his engagement at the Seattic | name. minutes pital. Coroner Hoye received a telephone | For Thanksg giving 6 Months Old Fruit Cake, per stv 30c English Plum Pudding, per pound...406 Pumpkin Pies Mince Pies A poat mort ton of tnt! menage this afternoon, from Kerrts-| m, 4 saw mill town in the southern | ned by care- | PAtt of the county, telling of the acei- dental death of Duncan Stewart, «| er employed by the Cobb Logging Tc to $80 Hosiery : ——f theater with this evening's perform-| In view of the fact that under the} Duncan was engaged about noon, in|] 2-plece vet = awe of 1901 all midwives must be} 3-plece set... “red polka dot’ Stock- P e | * @ play which | regularly Hoensed phyaicians, which | loading logs by hauling them up an in- |] 8-plece set values, at the pair Overcoats issctas Ware Sick woken tn] Seeeteak deeee we are teee The coal B-place oat full of genial humor, as weil as|in the present tnatance, Coroner| Cline with a donkey éngine. Im some|] I-plece set pathos, will be the bill toinorrow | Hoye will make a thorough tnvesti#| ay the hooks which held the logs, 3-plece net B-plece wet ra ERNST BROS., 506 Pike St. Stockings for the Baby’s night and for the remainder of the| gation and if the facts Justify, cause} M#pped and flew toward him. He was week. [the arrest of the mifiwife who on the head and died tnetant,. | ° _ tended M Coroner Hoye will leave tonight for! ! sa ‘We have all the latest styes un- I! The La The wo sted for Morriston to Investiqnts the case All of the long, Winter : : Fee, past ervives. | ee io oa agen Coats that are now so pop- I} 4°" (he famous guarantee: 190 4H) Cina wee ‘em. B. Ne Brooks & | ' now under arrest charged with the | iter WAS not severely injured, ‘he | ge Ai ge dhescerey ; Brook ow un ent charged made no arrests at the tim } ular. button, $1 @ rip, [Or 168i: Aegend ave, Avende Ride, | | murier, Privates Cat Hatfield,| ‘The post-mortem examination held | black, pink, ‘biue and | iepemneenaieliPeameticiaan George P. Perry and Burt Lyons| py Coroner Hoye yesterday after- shmere Stockinge— sic . Sold exclusively by © | exter cial mince ples, 250, at and Sergeant Samon, who a al-| noon showed that Sullivan had died | walype, at ....6.0..0008 IT4e j | New Gernfhn i Firat ave. | leged to have been Verno’s com-| from blows received on th d. | if W. B. Hutchinson Mew Geren Bakery, 00 Fiest aye.) paniona at the time of the fight, are| His skull Crushed fram tiews |g Children’s Dresses— Children’s Dresses—all de- scription line—at great- ly reduced % Infants’ Cloaks— Ipfante’ Cloaks—nicely trim- med—at half price. Company Cor. 2nd and Union Toklas, Singerman yeni sak on ineiaekent samen vie Extra special mince ples, 25 Verno Wee arrested yesterday Esa | Coroner Hoye will hold an inquest | mber Ex- ‘ jan Bakery, 920 ternoon by Marshal Hunt and Po-| over Sullivans body at 2 erclock to inwa: & Co. S20 Rises. | New German Bakery, oo Heeman Thomas Fawles. The of-| morrow afternoon in Ballard | —_— fleers falled t find him at Fort —— | Lawton, but while returning to Bal | — lard they met him on a #treet car q i | Munson & Newman win under | REGIS TRATION IS MAN AND TWO BOYS CLAIM PRIVATE VERNO |,,Uéter developments are to the | fect that the fight started over Furs Cheaper— All our Furs are cut fn price FORMERLY AT HEAVIER TODAY 14 FIFTH AVE. SOUTH. ff) HIT SULLIVAN AFTER THE LATTER WAS | #826 0f cards. Sullivan, it #eems wees ~an excellent chance to buy & A Plethora of Price Concessions . se mar oceeees cage, one. ere | Mail Orders We fil all mall orders promptly. Order today, The Fair ~ that finally, after the game had election was heavier today, about 37 been broken up and the men were rd loger went out into the back yard | lined up at the bar, Sullivan made ording to} to get some wood just prior to the|the remark derogatory to the » at} fight | diere, and later invited Verno out- «| He says he saw Sullivan ond the| side with him. ay | two on the | porch of| It seems Verno and Hatfield went to each | outside then the fight started. | jatration books at the city hall are at about to| After it was over Verno and Hat He ran inside| field returned to » saloon and | ali timen open for registration by men, | and calied the| Verno stated that he had been held MOVED 720 Third The pre-eminence of our styles names being enrolled. ‘The total num-| in Ladies’ and Gentlemen's | Wearing Apparel is established beyond question — invariably copied, bul never duplicated at our prices. AND YOUR CREDIT 1S GOOD A Geposit and the balance at (Special to ie 8 | BALLARD, | three eye witnesses ‘of the fight t jocourred in the rear of the Cabin saloon at ridnight, Sun h resulted in th ber of names registered up to ® late ur this afte on was 1,280. The reg- | firet knocked 8 vendenee, are our liberal thon strack him tw won boy | up. Dut the books at the office of the beard ) im oat ay | with a ploce of at 4 ompanio eback| Poiloeman Fawles was in the | of education will close tonight and not % | that, it is claimed, he Kicked {he y|naloon at the time and he went in| te opened again untit the day print Third Av and prostrate man and returned Into the | say they saw & the rear to investigate, He there] to the election. Both men and w re saloon. Verno atrike him twice found Hess and the two boys, who tor atthe letter place. EASTERN OUTFITTING CO. SHE US FOR BARGAINS IN nose Who saw the fight are J. H.| head with « stick of stove told him e flight. A few mtn- 4 : | e St- joann HEA AND RANGLS, | Hoss, Roger Cook and a boy named | kick him after he was down. utes Inter he found Sullivan-tying lee real por age REI | Peterson. Roger Cook is a. boy| Verno and hia companion. returned | unconscious across @ couple of loge. 422-424 PIKE, corner Fifth Ave. | whose father # the I 1 into {he saloor .. He_carried Sullivan inside the 46" ga