The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 30, 1903, Page 8

s —-—- SHE PROVED EQUAL 10 A WUFFIGULT vst MISS BROWNELL'S RISE IN THE THEATRICAL WORLD WAS BEEN METEORIC AND SHE WEARS HER WELL EARNED LAURELS WITH’ BECOMING MODESTY MISS MABEL BROWNELL. Here the p ofa stag yond belief laat Se mber wher npar she esma herots who he just Siar a ppeaite from her teens and in a Stotdart » Is unquestionably short time hag won adin 7 mier character actor of the only from those who go an stage today, Hut she a ater just to be amused all the requirements o tained, but from exa nd in every city where well Miss Mabel Fire je Etrier Bush” has b playing the leading fer Mise Brownell has ree Md “The Donnte Brier Bush w at newspaper notices, F the Grand, has won n bears her attainments with becor that he oantryman, at 2 o'clock mas morning fr mae murdered Kawaran MURDERER Tanaka's companions of th night WAS FROM blame him for the killing. which tec k place on the Canadian Pacific allway track neer Pender «treet _ SEATTLE | Fe eee that, with hie hands stained b bleed of Kawazar Tanaka are ba = to the gambling house at 13 RENEGADE FROM THIS CITY 1S) Pender street, that, unconcerned. he teid of having committed the mur CHARGED WITH KILLING Aj der: that they all went to a saloon Jand hed a drink, and finality, betore JAP AT VANCOUVER ee gh yy eg ell tae Two Japanese, afe now. being o> taiend. an’ witedwean. ehecwe (Special to The Star) © after. the they not only harbored VANCOUVER, B. Dec. 20 : leged murderer while he was yet in Tanaka, Japanese, alleged profes-| ine city, bet aided and abetted hie sional gambler and outiaw; with} excape to no one knows where. GETS HIS such a lively record as a desperado| that he was run out of Seattle, is| the man who is said to have con- Levinson’s Quality Store, Ali Bottles Full Measure. PURE LIQUOR None other should be used reputation for handling only distillery-made goods 12 TO 16 YEARS OLD Is so well established that high- grade and fine-favored hiskies are assured to every patron We supply the best families in Seat tle with cur famous brands. Yellow Label - F > SO per gal 50 per gal Gold Label at $6.00 per gal. ‘The ae BRITISH COLUMBIAN COURT NEW WESTMINSTER. Dec. 20.— years for burglary and house two years for attempted | atl -Dreakin, and 60 lashes thrown in, to rem him that the | i stil! doing business in Canada, the sentences that have been meted out to William Page by Judge | Page ts an American, wh |ago wan captured in t bing the residence of J. D. Rae, this city When placed in jal, he industriousty removed half-a-done: Our |tween him and freedom, But his work wan detected bet was j within hie grasp. Page yesterday elected for speedy He odated by leading | againet him jin the expectation that mercy would be shown him. Page was dumb. jfounded when he heard the sum jof wentences passed upon him. @ We sell Girect to the users and by buy- ing from us you not only obtain THE BEST. but SAVE THE IDDLEMAN'S PROFIT. pve keep everything to be found fat, tT8t-clana wholesale and Prick. a ply house. Send for total | Of the lashes awarded him, Poge recetved 30 yesterday. and the re-| | maining 30 on the day on which he leaves the penitentiary. His sen nees are ordered to run consece | tively, making 12 years, leas good conduct time, that he has to serve, 1209 SECOND A wosey rp: Between Seneca and \ FREE DELIVet.**Y Phones—Sunset, Main 4. 1,4 Phone, 644, - ‘The Pacific Coast Steamship Com- pany’s Umatilla railed th | for San Franeiscs. She passengers and @ full cargo of gen- eral freight for San Francisco and southern California porta. Great Annual Firidance Sale Now On #rom now until February 1st ‘we will offer WUrpAsRed CONT my Oppertunities. 20 per cent to 49 per cent REDUCTION on the greatest artisan masterpieces tn LADIG8' and GENTLEMEN'S Clothing, comprising Cloaks and Suite Underskirts, Waists, Furs, omen ® Buite and Overcoats, Wr ALSO mxTEND You CREDIT on every article in the fidte, AU we ask is a deposit lance at your conven- ‘and the b EASTERN OUTFITTING Co. Beattics Gnty ( Store. 422-424 Pike Fifth. | | AMERICAN CROOK GETS A HOT)” | BUNCH OF PUNISHMENT in! bricks from the wall that steod be-| THE SKATTLE STAR. ———_——— “= The Store ‘That's Going Ahead. Store ' Great LAST DAY# PRE-INVENTORY SALE - wi Tomorrow's lint haw more remark of glory find many end tomerrow in a blaxe Hat r andem, but you ver the sto Entire Stock of Women’s Suits Jackets and Skirts Now On Sale at Exactly Half Price f Women's Ready-to-Wear WINDOW DISPLAY. most lnpe Great Muslin Underwear Sale SEE 4 1- 2c Yard Por Light and Dark Col ered Outing = Mlanne splendid variety so orings, value te 1-3c Yard hates Viain Ce Flannel, w going on at prt BIG WINDOW DISPLAY 38c xeellent a imported Weot w ” 85¢ Mone regubar 6 \ = Yard For yo pretty tonne wlat tity value} F 50c Yard | wate {0c Yard I {Oc Yard 8 J. 3c Yard ler © of many ur arke F “4c Yard our éhe Black Taf dren: tie bo wm extrac dinary offer 98c 98c comb Quilt 30¢ Danene Your selection) of any ima, Value Biikolime im 60 patte 10c Yard ve stock choose from. ove: ney value | 37 1.2¢ of} Por Men's Allttil Four in-Hand and Fiewing end Ties, value bee 22 1:2¢ For Women's \All- Wool Cashmere, good value at Double oy atterna, Value 1b Ile extra large and and Up T "37 1-2¢ For Women's Pxtra Fine Cashmere Hone, comt you any other day 60 lot in fur trimmed, ot We velvet " 4 Bath men's) Buys an rwel revoluttonary jup. The N “HARD ON | Presenting i. dows si "bereve i jmemt Tuerday night. S 1 antes jth” will be given (om idee in et x s night” Remar maet hb ae For Suits Worth From $19.50 to$22.50% 7 “Helle, Bi" me Gnter, with "eet | BOODLER “Hetto wil a the Third Avenue CLOSE CALL |‘ enn Sette ‘hues ‘three laundry $14.50- theater, his week, Wa farve covedy | Wagons wi J | caret : “2 : | See oral, wot i ie fe TOERMAN MAIL LINER PASSED| lat "gest fs feo pounds. || For Suits Worth From $25 to $29.50 &. MOTEL CLERK ADMITS PER-| pany presenting it is Rood. The #t-| OVER MARING MING horess, well matched: ene team 3 | wath in whieh the different char | actors find are rictiows | | lous, though pot impossible, and ail | FROM UNOER CEPENSS | the specialties introduced are enter | taining. “Hello BUI” rune for the remainder of the week afd there wil be the ‘gular Saturday matinee JURY, AND KNOCKS KING-PIN themseivea. — Hei GRAND RAPIDB, Mich., Dec. 30 A sensation was sprung in the trial] day Third avenue, corner Battery | im sonling, & well kn came to court and corre: former testimony. He admitted ba ing perjured himeelf in behalf of aj |frtend He bad before testified that he had not rented the room in which od the bribery took place. ts renting the room, wn be oad State Senator charged | [itn complicity In the water deal| dvites vouched. for by | andal, thie morning, when Boyd WINDS U nan paper there, received e) man, | from Bhs chal by the steamer Shin- | h » Maru, whieh arr Monday Pring Hetnrich was steaming peed out of the harbor at Sing: when a Birt teamed out In a litthe citedly warned the 5 ed in Beattic | YEAR'S WORK | | BALLARD COUNCILMEN GET IN } this evidence will ne dowbt] SHAPE TO TURN AFFAIRS m are in the < — against Nichola, right before you i a mubmarine! I tend to corroborate the| OVER TO SUCCESSORS mine. Fer God's sake, go astern, | # of those who have turn. ee SA full apeed | e's evidence err It was impomsible to bring the| _— —_—_—— steamer to a sudden stop at the! BALLARD, Deo. %.—The last) apeed at which she was going ‘RIO TERGE TS meeting of the old city counctt war | the ; full | held tast night, when @ generat | "Pert over} | statement of the publio work done | the Gamgerous spot before the mine | and contracted for by the city dur. | “9 exploded bad been slow- | Jed ae while the report from the launeh war being taken. end hardly had she bequn ing the past year was made by City BPnaineer James. The report showed that $134,014.80 worth of public improvements hy been completed, and that $115 worth of work contracted for is yet to be completed, ing a total of | $263,682 appropriated for work during the year past All bide for the Improvement of Times street, between Becond and Fifth avenues, by the construction of. }a fewer were rejected Because ther 25 YEARS HE BARELY ESCAPED LYNCH- ING, ONLY TO GO TO PRISON FOR REST OF HIS LIFE ploded, not two lengths axtern ahtp deluged by the volume of water that rose hundreds of feet in t ON TRIAL | HAMILTON, ©., Dee. 20.—Dnavid | were above the estimate. | Speavey. who created a riot at Ox- An ordinance wae panned creatin, ford, Yet. 1, and who was nearty|a fund for a free public library, em lynched after shooting (wo}a memortal to cengrese asking f m and attempting to shoot an-| harbor improvements was adopted. PINEVILLE, Ky., Deo, 90—The jother, was this morning sentenced| The report of the chief of the fireltrial of Lee Turner, charged with |to serve 25 yearw’ imprisonment on| department showed there had been} being an accessory before the fact th count in the famous quarter house battie, where eight men were killed, was berun here thi morning. thirty-six fires during the year, om which there was Insurance of $54,096, the total los By fire for the ypar be Symphony Orchestra Seattle Symphony Or first concert at Christ yeaterday afternoon and ren- jdered a plousing program. ‘The au dience was a large one, The orchem }tra is conducted by Harry F. West. | | Mre. Ada Grey Scott, as soloist, sang several airs from different operas, | jand W. R. Hedley was violiniat “The Bonnie Brier Bush” fome of the {Seoteh play, “The Bonnie * at the Grand th week, are | delightfully droti, especially that of | Reuben Fax, who haw made the role |famous, All who have seen J. # | Stoddart, who i# starring in the piece, portray the character of old Laohian Campbell, agree that be te rightfully called “the grand ola | of the stage. The piece tx to capacity houses every night Are Cut in Half ae prices cannot be met any In the elty, Bee our window. wh Mixed Tweed Mult mannish styles, $2 characters the Brier Zibeline Suits, blue, brown, green and black, all the latest styles, $m, for . $9.00 V. castor and black, | with silk cord and t ; $0.0 coats, for * Box Coat, castor and black, $17.00, The New York Store ‘1418, 2nd Ave. ear Pike St Neili-Moroseo Company tankoe Meredith,” the gramatisa- -f Paul Letester Fords el. « being given at the this The piece ‘Interest from beginning to end, and the stage Stings and costumers of } to no cob Perk Propr. LEITES HABERDASHERY Special . ! times are well gotten |ing $17,088. @. Company, | Phe new counct! will be organized | ion horses weighing 1,000 to 1,300 ciel tell Second Avenue and University Street he Annex Second Avenue and University Street | WOMEN CAN BUY : ITS AT ALMOST|' HALF PRICE gain Seattle Pants House $6.00 $4.00 in store losses are isguis now or next have real- great offers, and the buy~ as brisk as on for $3.00 fr $1.50 2.50 n this sale is every half and to Suits, Dres lannel Shirts at half price Underwear Wo- of Mixed s in grey ain Zibe- or black made in the XIV., West olk style, izes in one sort or another, and the entire gathering is arranged in three t groups, as ws— $8.50 4 For Suits worth From $12 to $16.50 $12.50— Suit Twee Scotch or tan 1! ir bl REMEMBR, A 1205A FIRST AVENUE Below the Postefiier Cheviot; first-class pony perfectly gentie Nett \Stone, Fisher & Lane} | sae Avenue and University Street the highest bidder December 18, 1 p. m., w M. 3. WALKER. Auctioneer. — One Day Sale Men’s Suits Your pick of a large selection of Men’s High Grade Suits that sold sarlier in the season for $18, $20, perfectly tailored and form fitting. Choice, all day 00 Avie. A. Bri . Bridge & Co. 1415-1417 Second Avenue $22.50and $25, splendid materials, Thursday ALTERATIONS me Next to the Bon Marche