The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 23, 1905, Page 5

— an Who Started Fight AT TRE THEATERS DOR CABBAR DE B | Ta the rai of Doe Casnar n “Don | an,” Charles B. Han h nd i for b ovo pleasing talents, Last night jet the Grand, Hanf i arried } —_—Seee | audte moe back to the days of the gTare TOR 8. M. PORTER, OF CANEY, KAN, WHO | MoSphere of chivalry and knight or was hood with a vividness that brought} ATTLE WITH THE OCTOPUS rs J « THE SEATTLE STAR—THURSDAY, $70 GOLD PIECES CAPTAIN BELL HAS PARAPHERNALIA WITH FEB a HE TAPPED MANY WHICH 1905. GEORGE . [net Semevauy waa” ara the Standard way meane ‘easy to buy--eany to pay” WIPED OUT BY FIRE | OPENEC | the house into warm sympathy with | Manferd is particularly in th licking. Impetuou rted phases of 1 n the role of as found full scope for | , t fanford ts excellent | and knows how to strike jeeper notes, t is at } in such whims nfectuc nipulsive roles as that of Petruch Benedick a aenar—a ot the three named the latter give him the big ay in the fourth act last n Hanford was irre wiatible } The pla teelf ts a charming . no, full of all the pleturesq }terest and romance of old days in | Fran | aprin ” pa jlimg wit and king, re . | nf al tr aly vh plays Maritana vt the rest of th s] The ent to the charm also the perfect cos Tonight Har play t Marie | fhab's Desdemona After Hanford engagement SENATOR 8. M. PORTER [ows wil Be Gert eeneee. Se { | ps until Ma Um: ymes in “The SEE tee tees | A the Humminghieg.” 4 PARSIFAL.” ‘Lobby Gossip {| @ {@ ‘ Sereoeess CPO CEES Se Peco) eee it a gag Olympia Bureau It was too much of a strain on the | Will produce th . Seattle Daily Sta rep s to warm v ¢ j|and Char Olympia, Wash t for more than bankers’ bours | Tle of Kundry reer aa been brought ondence by Dan Dean) pers were absent ® prod Mall Corresp were absen' hundred peos . Feb. 23.—A 1 ve ot the hones be A t to! Represent h A £ or ‘ ts . ay will run all of « \ Ay att tel A say ‘aye . ANE.” pe ~ yee ao teem ped int er's Lane’ me ev 1 Third Ave » . m asleep Rrandt x n > im . th - s ae - : Dr. Jeky aon the The representatives are having a = cou gol t of fun with Reg © Hoch THEATER “ yanty 1 . t K 2 t entight t of th trials an t t { Hoch's famous nar ‘asked th he was ago “Bluebeard Dattiog , at of laughter 1 Hox —-_ | SONS OF AMERICAN = | BIG g members of t | REVOLUTION MEET . 1 and that th a % ashing ety of B the amateur raake. Owing ¢ th a Ihovels ce tt 2 that severa ‘ nal con S00 above class were in the city, a 00 amed warn 2 LACROSSE CLUS WILL PLAY against making donati any an- MANY GAMES HERE THIS elves as members ane SEASON ney waliel At a special meeting Seat-|* rh we ain: tle Lacrosse Club (tn ‘ een af & anak the rooms of the chamber of com f merce last evening. the follow °c ax well know . members of the club were appe Brad re re, 4 delegates to the annual meet " asking for w at vr @ the British Columbia La - t Associa’ 1 in . 4 couver on A ‘ cal team. =o A report PTT T. Turner, J fall, Winslow all dates not ” 2 -— VER AM Enc. F elad had for ¢ 2 ? tered a re ‘conelasiv : the local| a lars est ‘oan onvuision, NOT FOR BEST FARM a tats i —- AQUIS LOST Epilepsy. , r Nerv- i in en so successful in I boug ty Scripps News Aas c 1ese = brain-wrecking ' LORADO, Mex eases that there is every th a " reason to belie that even the H Mazatian « a t most |} cases can be 7 4 " er benefited, y restored. . orted to h ed 4 ae ; “ p Y and taken 137 pr . ' We wi 1 to refer he excess { the Mexicans niy in y 1 1 to many ed at once, and able. It in sald th ber joy the blessing of and gentle io fn aur ror . Yaquis in t pert ; after. years of hopeless — & ¢ Jed, but that abo bh ke athe; abe Salt theta” nee cad enenned su fering. walk at all I had I have a son that had brain fever t. I used many pile when two years old, followed by fits of Sp agen “teeoengidlre FIRST DEGREE Pyramid 5 and was cured. . —— affiicted as I was Sertppe News Ass'n) naport : > ta Yours Meant Fy ; ” RN, |, Feb. 23.—Late | tinued to grow worne, so we brought a 18A8 an : ie hate toy Cha nome July 20 in an awful Proof ar ew day af pom, the jur = — va ad lost hia mind almost fal cure + or A f Weber murder trial brought J og t of murder In the first WE W. r received the news that he es ex: e with calm indifference yy et of the jury met with as ye val. | ines," ana at Then" he wap not well ms of ways. unce him cured, as he s after | WILL DIE Be fan wo saywhere. If any one oy ARA FALL, N. ¥.. Feb. 28 me orning this. morning # sty dam . look for + rt Yo. 1 of the Niag all such a kf ished by mee ee oe Py Lae rant he Pyramia Marshall, Mich., pcan ne See Tae ae if it falls, he é bring gla 5 it tells all)!" ty are Se hres em | will refund your money. about the cure of piles, | f, short cireuiting generators | Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind a 80d it ts the asking. and ll probably die. ’ i HESSE WORKED HIS GAME | eat AY RT HOT J, Wet Th t Se | ' A most Interesting “outfit” 8 on, @ame drill, gave the coin somet ne| timeat at 9 ex n in th e of Captain | of 1 weight, and a little touch m W. Bel ef the Dannlmew wane the filing pro At Ballard : ‘ " k, Th upparatu n "n n ; was a ated by ¢ Sam! which ¢ Ke Henne . w Kents tratled a few | $6,000 Ir «ht, and son 3 plug $20 « ple ilat-|law of & man rth more thar = Moat Piebeeese® u mn nok ab anchman, en mon . WILL FIX THE ROADS rae n drilling out from $3 to $4 Hease was arrested by Marshal r t w ) ) $20 that | Brown, of Svohomiah, Saturday, | pafiard . pa 1 The ma andonM 1 il iminary a sa had onfess ( ty ne . . « fitted hin the : to sh The belt of « machine|him, F y a ’ turne t r e, and) Marshal 1 a 1,0 I ' 0 the « tir held in «| loose . i a t ed and He bar a wife and one ch f th « wed ne haved | He procured the and lathe be fix tr ne t Tho shavings | Boston. He tafied with | veloped » nt a good th drift, and to disper That ' bh f ‘ e coin. Wh as|of it, which fact ed the seeret | jp - ie thus “rim hey were service men him down it 1” by Hesse by moans of a| Hesse was prepared for extensi¥e| heavy gravel on the # “it haw but not b they had gone per *. anc ad he not been} peer tn kn xh & second « aught f h ad bh er * « ne of @ neat little drill, which | have t of bad twenties in m fo of th its way deep into the edge) circulation ity 26 soon as the weather per the coin, which was held in a! As it was Hesse was foollsh f 1 view, and when the drill had | enougt me of the fayor Zook ts in favor of the it# measure in one part of the | in Snobor thers in E P " thinks ft will be the coin would ned | Had he at " " t y und anot fyéa, or Tacoma, de n - oa aimed ae ine in & small town | gra wa , ter * ght the law 4 t one was over there tr 1 1 be about $3.75 wort? Along he machinery . om ‘ is ae der the drill, and t of th t « e left a me ‘ taut $54 ie - ~ . Standard Furniture Co. Laat riven inte th hole by the worth of goin Panning “| £L, SCHOENFELD & SONS | t king 1d oath t deal higt 4 mak LX-MRS. MASON NO = ie y one 1006 to 1016 First Ave. _ . 2 s “| pene gens freee hc SEATILE—-——— BELLINGHAM TAQOMA ' k the 4 w ” t. ut be w ne t anean - |*e* ee ee t * th an at t t le . : Pe oe wh , - Zz hes : : f ae mes ha in of 5 ” i iz * ve » fed to tak ex t and, as te * A plans ag me le * k can|there w te i* * 1 am th © in ' x * * f in. * * SOCIETY WAS THERE * #| Ap s f t ity! OLYMPIA, Feb. 23.~—The a | * Z| are all ready t NOUN” | aieuatne ant Sergity utended Stops ki VV Cures - 3 |'ca, ezamioat a lndhngd popepesmc ede ainkiller 5 ie dadiadndndndad daddies ate ‘sapoet pe a eae Chitte RRY DAVIS?) Colds ans of nog Madison K yertora 7 fer Miss Manola a iow, weeks ™ oe wr . SHOW UP ASSASSINATED | a Th of th un il, | <P a cfostint wadvins | i. Cle arioes tone avn? > pe" git IRADE, Feb Petresha oy aa rap enim by the ! warian F wa st. Ble “Maison Bar-| DO you know “The Song mn ber of 60 Years?” cho policy that | There are four verses. Verse 1. Se eect emit te| Ayer’s Hair Vigor makes the fog g- deptyre git hair grow. Verse 2. Ayer's Hair | Vigor stops falling hair. Ve 3 Ayer’s Hair Vigor cu dandruff. Verse 4. Aye ved |Hair Vigor always resto LITTLE HAPPENINGS 1. Garden, of the t , sail : ibe pi hall Satgr-fColor to gray hair. LAvEce: LCA. Hie out method of product | ig 4 Another lamp exploston catifed D 1 J. H. Price at 831 Twen- | ty-minth avenue, lest night. The ra ent arrived in time to; the Price hb was dam-} it the exte | To show thelr app ation of the } . . good work done by the police at the Sk t W. t t of th building over a Ir s, als S, w Hard A ay afternoon A letter to Chi of I plained that ‘the ‘ » credited to the Police Relief fund. Receipt of the check demonstration on Lenten and tarian dishes or meat substi will be given in the Y. W.C.A e science kitchen The fol W : ouffie, nut loaf, nat cannelon es er I Ss heese croquettes, lentil crog a CLOAKS, SUITS AND fish Iimbolis and egg lmbale sep fost-chshedl FH, Cady and Miss May C. Ran. MILLINERY ea ce Me “ Cash or Credit Susreare te, WOR at the + - Second Avenue. of J. L. Ransome, 115 Twent Covert Jackets, Sunset, Rainier 47 0. rs and Glass, Window and Door Frames, Sash Weights, Sash rse res rs res 6x 6 6x 6 Sx 8 8x 8 8x 8 1 x10 10x10—1 x12—1¢ Th livery to >, in DREDS ~ § Sash, 6 8 ft 8 Phones Independent, X 1143 B. WILLIAMS Cord, Locks, Hinges and Builders’ Hardware, Building Paper and Mouldings PORCH COLUMNS ROMAN long long, ) ft. long b tt. long ft. long. 0 ft. long. B ft. long ft. long D ft. long. ft. long ft. Jong 0 ft. long. eo 8x8 any from freight SALESROOM 1508 THIRD AVENUE, SEATTLE, U. S. ND FOR MY NEW DIFFERENT 8-foot ex 10 days after re STRICTLY ONE PRICE and n then lash int staves, two ma- 20 col- mn fully COLONIAL Price Vene- tian. $1.85 ric 1 onial of 1% staves ., of 1% staves , of 1% staves t 1% of 1% of 1% le of 1% staves of 1% staves of 1% staves taves sta ves staves taves umn ts tor di 4 more than any other size. k. I can furnish any size or cept of order. ( ans for inter ior Above prices tn te no mater h use for leng oil finish a SHIPMENTS MADE ANYWHERE BY RAIL OR WATER 0. B. WILLIAMS A. PRICE Lis ARTICLES. TS FOR 1905 WHOLESALE PR QUOTING