The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 18, 1905, Page 3

ee eee eee ee eee nese Walton TEA AND COFFEE CO. #21 SECOND ] : Alteration Sale After 6 o’Clock Specials . * * * * + * * \* * * * * * * * * * * . * * * \* * . . * * * * * * - * * \* * * * * . * * . * haracter com When You Buy a Piano . week after next the case lead y making may In't do even for so he has re rest of the season. Gilded Fool. New York society has tak the Joseph Holland benefit Mackay and Whitney Danae ory pinne Amelia Bingham has lost a « Bot only know the @rs; knowledge and ex are low—but a | 4 tn our store doesn't mean &@ trashy plano. open the com- Sherman, Clay Steinway Dealers Til Second Ave | apartist fact BOSTON DENTAL PARLORS harming ro- | permanently Not content with barring too can barred from THE $ ee E STAR— SATURDAY. MARCH 18, by the district attorney to invests wate the safety of buildings EVERY HOUSEWIFE The tour of Cecelia Loftus tn ANGE—the most « The Serio-Comle Voealtet has ARCH R Ga . ’ come to an end ITS POLISHED TOP nee ne Camille D'Arville, the comic op PATENT DUPLIOX GRATE era star, is going to play some mM They keep en A vaudeville date c " as hot an the « POS! Y NO REPAIRE It {8 sald that Honr Arthur never 1 r called for and Jones ts to write a new play, to be play, to b } PROIALLY ed by Virginia Harned next sea rolled stool 1 son FREY dur ae ; the first ti Sam Bernard is soon to appear in half the hundred The Dangerous Maid,” a Version of this musical plece hay Rehearsals { oo Miserables were begun ~ SAE gave coogi) THREATENED ° 6 United States The dramatists have turne (Special to The Star.) jf ir ba pinion of Sarah Bors SAN DIEGO, Cal., March 18.—The she says nobody writes any-/|eea continues to eat into Cor t v beach and much alarr felt. The ven m the | great hote = threatened, ond pudtic is ah-/a force of t are working night ther threat and de 6 bage of sand tn | front of the de « wave The eee eee eee boulevar ast « : several dwe a AGED VETERAN UNDER The woo: ew ARREST FOR DEFRAUD t t army ING UNCLE 6AM signe! + Fort RB George Gay are being (Special to The Star) k residence of G *” and Grant Richa © moved, are being fought ven thousand bags of sand been tumbled over the bluff ) more are to be us The yet to come Sunday, Gym, 6 {oot 8 inches the civil war began Samuel H ol. then @ young backwoods of Penn lvanta, took up arms for the union so that his father, a man in the prime of life, could remain at home and are for the mother and caognore ‘foaa)tamel'ht $|DO WOT NEED rought to the United State UNIFORM RATE * brought to the United *) marshal’s office on # warragt *| . *| | | * * * . * . 7 * CHICAGO, March 18—When # * * . + # | being the ma 7 * charging him with making « false aifidavit so that he could secu ¢ Plectri mpar Tacoma I | will be obliged to ate for slotric lig @ request which B neye, filed with the t Deputy ere T Marshal Griffith said when he take no action tn the mat of the little t will next Mon@ay nig the rate wh i by the mun! ple which is ready to enter th lighting field. The mur will probably be lower tha rant and ex; haraed by either of th I can not re lared Imel traightened good-bye for Chicag bimeelf and b to his sister with the mar CObEEEESEEEEEE ESSE SESE ES eee ALL OVER A CHICKEN 4 cents fer mounts in excess |that, while | Power compe |imaxing «lov i ghting |. A chicken caused trouble for Mra. | poses rates have beer « ,|J. C. Edgerton, of Interbay, this npetition morning. H. Higgina, a neighbor. rding to the allegations of laint, was a target for revo ai the woman's hands ‘o days ago. Higgins and Mrs, Edger S6eg8 . with tee ton got into trouble over the chicken ne Prem Motes > erday he inape * of land for the proponed build and Mra. Edgerton fired Higgins, which imbedded the door of his house. City I Byrnes and Assistant Pr rney Van Derveer, after i ing the case, decided that the eart affair should be ‘ } The woman admit at Higgins, but claimed that it wae tesco vock: Weakness. search brought forth a 38 caliber re volver, which was hid under a mat rs aa se ltreas in the bed. Ghe te chargea| D¥- Mil Heart Cx a with an assault with @ deadly made many hearts r weapon. they have been tt. Sei eet hopeless, It has ed the 1 most invariably « every case of hea Patrolmen are finding tt a hard! Short breath, pain ar matter to enforce the recent ruling heart, galpitation, flutt comy and will a ¢ or benefit sease. f the city fathers r ng aut ‘. | ae mob ties rolma T ‘ Burnes | G1Z2Y, an 8 managed to land one cut of ths pelis should not be r Take Dr. M Heart Cure and" sees how quick you will be relieved. wbreakers as he ® and down his be: the third almost re epeated commands of the rat Tt cafipot m wh nly exhibited the star on his but..will, re breast. The automobile and occu sowed. ants, including Patrolman Burns.! ands squscl relieving ubbled” up " | untfgtifral 8 | where hauffe « . aut he baleful glance f the police for a like misdemeanor FURTH WILL REST p « ‘ Thad to get wp fr mm five to ten regular as new mar ‘able for an old rt ie Jacod Furth and his wife left the |city last night for Europe to vi |their old home in Boherta. They will also visit Vienna, Budapest ; , ur i | Rom, Venice und Paris, being gone! |..OF,, Miles Heart ¢ Fe Bo | ablobe 76: days. There have been Feunrr Werle will benent. If it falls jritgote’that Mr. Furth would post- | he will refund your money pone his trip on account of the fact | Miles Medical Co. lkhart, Ind that @ new street railway franchis is being asked of the council, but| the street. railway magnate and New YorkLiquorCo| | banker apparently has arranged his | 1 ILL, Frost, Ohio business Interests to his satisfaction. | For Best Wines and Liquors, > 2317 FIRST AVE. NORTH. Special prices on fishing tackle | FREB DELIVERY next week at Spinning’s ° Phones— Main 2872; Ind, 1326, 1905 Nor “1103- | SECOND AVE. <a OE CE, You Want the Bes ee ee CHADWICK si indindndndin died Sadindindia ded 7, will mye a! ork eof the first of evening, March SUNDAY DINNER, 2 TO 8 WITH WINE, 75@, VEGETABLES Masbed Potat AMUSEMENTS GRAND OPERA 2:80 to 4:30 and 7:30 to 10:30, | TEWA- | ances n& Drow. tihe Vilage, | ONES 3 Greonboun's Cloak and Suit House to the wearer. 1410 SECOND AVE. AMUSEMENTS SEATTLE’S Jobo Cort, Mgr Telephones THEATER \ndependent J Oudiedis And Three Succeeding Nights Only Matinee Saturday KIRKE LA SHELLE PRESENTS THE ¢ EBRATED ENGLISH COMEDIAN MR. LAWRANCE D’ORSAY IN AUGUST THOMAS’ ( NING COMEDY CREATION THE EARL OF = ||PAWTUCKET WITH THE ORIG L NEW YORK t PRICES 61.50 TO 25¢e. SEATS SELLING MONDAY, EATTLE THEATER “ofz,00" Phones--Main 43, ind. 42 TING SUNDAY MATI- NEE, MARCH 19 The Ferris Company In Howard Hall’s Great Masterpiece A Soldier of the Empire Next Week, Starting Sunday Matinee, March 26 The Cherry Pickers b | STAR c HIRD AVENUE “the mos: THEA TER hoster” Russell & Drew, Manager Both Phones 567. OPEN EVERY NIGHT. ONLY MATINBES SUNDAY AND SATS URDAY-—MATINBE PRICE ADULTS 260, CHILDREN 100. EVENING PRICB@, 20¢ 30c, 40¢ AND 500. . semen on SS (Entire Theater seated with Opera Chaire—) Tonight last time “That Little Swede. Week Starting Tomorrow (Sunday, March 19,) Matinee Stark and Stone Present the Successful Melodrama “A PLAY FOR THE MASSE “BUILT FOR TO ENTER- TAIN,” A romance of the Famous Blue ge Mountains of the “Old Dominion State,” “AN EASTERN SUCCES6.” GOOD ACT- ORS IN GOOD PARTS" SCENERY APPROPRIATE FOR THE "Wiss Nellie Stark AS “THE VIRGINIA GIRL” SUPPORTED BY A COMPETENT COMPANY. NEXT WEEK—BEN HENDRICKS IN “OLE OLSON.” TAR THEATER 3) 0:25 Biggest and Most Popular Vaudeville House. Admission 10c to Any Seat. Reserved P43 Beats 25c. Continuous Performances Continuous | Yew 841 Monday Afternoon rT Continuous || Mustard & Cook Singing Perform- Duo—Late of “The Show Girl” | Perform- Poster,” a Rural Comedy | Walton Imper- | sonater of Chinese Characters | SUNDAY Klein & Klein | Comedy Clown dugglers | ° Aerial Suspension Dancer || Knox Brothers Musical Comedy Act Richard Burton. . Illustrated Songs || The Bioscope “Solomon's Judgment”