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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-28

Ceil Ma "a in thf new east tank
Of thu enuntf iatl 10 husssiaped, A
eva eueil rraia upou II and prisnes
eTs pass a aith tneir fingers ctussesi
and their eNee aNvfted Lately u
has tssfne "a be an aVcentft briief
that anN usfr a ho once sleeps Va Ihr
upper hunk Of thr ceii ulli infaiilbiy
leae his rvanon and breume a raNlas
maniac.
nafinE the last three mantha iva
prisoners WIN have oeceupled the
cell have hceoue insane Tom l.hlis
lips. charged with larveas from the
refaoh went 10 sissp ia cell ~ uns
niEht three months OF - aKo, IN
fall possession az hts rea@en. When
he AWokr the neat inefninN he was
a hnati,t and Was promptly commit
tod o. steiiaceafn aAytufn.
ns.ve Carrat sentenced 20 TIVE
years In the peuitentiary Cor stealing
= CIV. tell heir 10 fhtlip'a bunk.
last sunday morning at II O'Clock
h. hecame Violently insane and had
10 Be strapped 10 hir bed He vas
committed b. fudge TAilmsn Nesfer-
DAY and was taken to th~ insane
asylum las, night ~ DEPUTY sheriff
NcGxe.
me douhly cursed upper bunk IN
cell Is l. now occNpied ~ thy halt
Insane Frenchman. james Cham
peaux. Who stabbed aud Killed lostte
nraee Ia the AtVade coueert hail last
fall. Isia fellow priscuefs say that
since he Was assigned to the cell.
last SUNDAY, he has become sttanke-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-28
CHINESE
CELEBRATING
new YEAR
orsYilNo or Tsss IN eoNFuclAN
CALENDAR MARKED sN MUCH
FEsrlvlrN

Reattle's Chinese colony IL taday
celebrating the epeniuE Of the tsles
tial new year To natives o. tbs
Fiowery Kingdom last night marked
the beginning Of the year Tstt, cont
pased according 20 the calendar q
confsIeius Evefq Celestial ehe
hopes for eternal happiness observes
the event By takins q hath. nayiss
his debts wofshipinn the Iues. -
then abandoning himself for a period
% 10 DAYS 20 nnrcstfained reveirys
Chinese residents % Seattle haxe
taken all precautions IN afransinx
for the currsnt Observance. Taau-
sands 81 odoroas punk sticks and
dtsniy LIGHTED lamps have been Kept
burning in loeai boss houses for the
past week. TO render tmtossibie the
presence % numerous devils ana
yesterday. 20 guard against inter
terence from the police. whose cor
pcrent invasion might result tenn
porsrfiy IN sreaies eNh Than spir-
itnaI xi<itfon from the Chinese satan.
a delegation Of Orientais pssitiensd
Mayor Hum~s 20 vsiieve them Of a
strict compliance with the law that
relates 20 disturbances Of the peace.
The mayor. tn granting the re-
Quest. fs~aet q proclamation. dec
Grated with ribbon and Impressed
with the corporate seal. which FORM
ally ehsofves the Chinese from re-
ssrietiens calculated 20 mar their
tefshrationL
Having hafftsd the designs Of his
satanic majesty and secured 81
snptfon from the temporal poweFnl
the Disciples of Confuesus are pre-
p&ret 20 observe their holiday season
IN a heating manner. The beating
cf tom toms and discharge % nre-
crackers wfit be heard a. every hour
af the day and night. above the usual
din Of the district below Yesies
way.
Hop bints ana resorts whers
Chinese liquor II dispensed. viii b
worked overtime. but wtthnL Food
cheer and unbounfed hospitality
viii be manifested on svery hand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-28
CITY WILL BRING SMOKE
MAKERS TO BOOK MONDAY
MUNICIPAL ATTORNEY on sRuLuR SENDING OUT aun.
wirNHosus ooAV-HG ASKS THOSE WHO
AeH ANNOYED pv SMOKE TO VOLUNTEER TESTIMONY

city Attorney natlruicr today be-
gan lauiHH rubpeeuaH for MnnetscH
la ths smoke nuisance casts That
VIII be- called fof trial IN the munies
ipal conft Monday Ne hes secured
a copy 81 the petition gotten ~ by
Herman chaplin aud other prominent
business mon, asking that me
smoke ordinance be enforced, and
will summon humber ~ the siHutfH
a. testify against the deWn- town
smoke makers, whose prosecution
the star demanded.
n will be neseHHary L. secure Wit
nesTrs VIM arc personally annoyed
BY the smoke syii. ana Mr beHtuief
requests those affected ~ the SMOKE
nuisance IN the outlying districts 70
send him their natuen ~ that he mas
summon them as witnesses. There
viii be- no trouble Ia securing con :
yictlonH. At. peftFuisr says " VII .
neneea viii come forward aud testify
Tor the city.
40 far a. can be learned. the de-
fandantH IN me smoke auisancs
easrs. including the Seattle EieciIid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-28
MRS. HARRINGTON
HELD FOR TRIAL

For the attempted murder Of her
husband, Levi Htarrtngfcn. the ctier-
ed porter IN the Hotel Butler barber
shop. Eliza harrington was yester-
day hound over 70 the superior court
for trial The alleged attempt was
made early last week. There had
t~rn q family quarrel and the wife
mate the Eun-pfay. The bullet
merely Erazed the head of the hus-
hand
After the srresf had been made,
the husband refused 20 prosecute the
wife. bur Justice Cam bound the
woman over fer trial just the same
n IL believed that n the husband
does not testify In the upper court.
a poor case win be made out BY the
nfufa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-28
CORONER
AT OUTS WITH
POLICE
POLICE OFFICIALS SCOUT MUIR.
pHR THEORY IN pgruR JOHN.
SON CASE AND RELuAaG aus.
pUCrs

Coroner iloye and the police de-
pnrtnent hrv ntili at outs This was
Illustrated when Mru. n johnson
and Alexander Olson. who were AZ
frrtea yesterday ey Detective rhil4
lips and Booked al the police station
were released a fsN hours iater
They ware taken into custody AZ
suspects IN the ease OF Peter John.
aon Who IL aiieeed 90 have met
death from foul play. Saturday,
A eutonern Jury yesterday re-
turned verdict that johnson had
been murdered aud this arrests foi.
lowvd. The police claim. however,
that there was uo evidence against
Olson and Mrs. Johnson, and fef
that reason released them Coroner
Hoye stil holds 10 the belief that
johnson Was murdered. but says he
can do nothing more 90 view % the
opposition % the police 60 his theory
The ease will No doubt be brought
60 the attention 81 the grand Jury.
though before That body can take
action important witnesses for the
state are likely 10 leave the city
Coroner iioye fears.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-28

~ rehiiena. ife PAGES up and dawn
tho stsaae floor tnceaeantiy. and NUT
tors to himself tis lH no lunasf als
lowed 10 shave hlmsrEs II b. reared
hr might attempt to commit suicide
or DO hafm Ia hetne Of his fellow
priroaefH.
Atik. itartiett. the wife murderer.
sleeps In the lower bunk. Yesterday
Page. Ia have Iailcr MeI4cod move
him tn another cell. t4e told Mr
i'aKr that he was beconinx mut bid
aud said that be believed IL would
tmperti hiH fvasnn to remain longer
IN No ~
The deluslons 81 the two unfars
tunate prisoners who have become
insane arc strangely different cat
ROLL believes that some one wishes
Ia burn him alive. Phillips believes
that the nolea af hiH feet and his
tongue are plated with silver. And
attn he Il not happy lite used H. be
a Republican politician aud perhaps
he wants aold.
The sun never shines into cell n
Dark and cold as arr the other cells.
they receive an occasional sunbeam
Not ~ with -
laiier Mcleod and a few Of the
prisoners In the other tanks make
l,sht Of the uneanny stories regard
TINS evil ~, but a ma iortsy % the
prisoners. and especially the con.
NictH. say that they weuid rather
spend a year IN the black hole than
rleen one nisht IA No. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-28

company. the Seattle Cos and Eivcs
ffie iIaht Company and many prom
iaent eitlssnn. have done nQthlaF 90.
s. ards Installing smoke consumers
IN their plans which send out clouds
Of dense snat breaking smoke from
their rhiiHnnyn.
Il wlii be remembered that 4 con
/ tlnuanfss Of month Was granted az
the defendants request with the uns
defatandiHg that they should Ht once
begin Installing smoke consumers.
rtissrnsful smoke consumers nov ~
operation 81 large steam plants ~
the city vii hr brought forward Ga
prove that smoke burning iH feasible,
aud uoW that the prosecutions have
been commenced city Attorney Dee
lifulrf II determined 60 see that con 2
etgff0uN are secured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-28
TRANSMITTED
BY RATS

wAaHlsoTpH. II. g. Jan. ia
ne state depa FtsusHt tste morning
reccived Adytcea fruTn AeratiHn 70
the effect that q searching inx~etisn-
ton made by the authorities there
isavs ne doubt that rats amans veg
stsbiss shipped direct from China
town In san Francisco. conveyed the
hubonlr plague 10 Manatlan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-28
HONOR ROBERT
BURNS MEMORY

A large audience. composed chiefly
OF seotrhmen and women and
Americans % Scotch ancestry. A..
srfnsiet At issnke's hail last evening
10 do haaor 20 the memory Of Roe-
ert burns. The meeting was uuief
the auspices Of the calsdonian 30
ciefy.
The president of the soe3sty. NJ
Dow. delivered the op~ninx address.
The only other address Of the even
Ing was that Of Rev. NJ. A. Mat
theWs. who gave a scholarly e~ts.
mate q Burns. both az a poet aud a.
. man The rest Of the program
consisted Of Scotch aonxH and
dances.
The society brought 10 this eity
Gavin Spence ana Miss fiors Me.
Donald. two noted ssponents OF
Scotch singing and dancing
After Aud Lang Hyns the floor
was cleared and dancing waA In
Obliged In iiii early morninE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-28
BALLARD
FEELS Big

BALLARD. Jan ss.-At the neft
meeting Of the business Men's az
ISOLATION a resoiutian viii be adopted
sNkiux the city tusinrii Ia ofd<r q
census OF the city. The aanoeis> Non
a population ~ AZ least 10 geo. and
II q CENSUS should Nounfm that be-
lief steps Will be taken To incor.
pofate a. city 81 the second class
The enuneii voted the library tar
% one half mill A. this sill Gals
raise about $3.50 annually. the coun-
rii also decided to set apart 10 ref
cent Of the license fund for library
purposes. u the city attorney should
advise them that such action would
be lreai
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-28

On the Efuuud that her health was
SERIOUSLY impaired and her nerves
battered BY the action Of her neigh
nE cat rtunaps near her home last
tugntner k.rs Jennie seldamFiise
Yesterday brought suit Ia the ru-
nrrinf court 90 fecoNeF $1,000 dam
ages. The neiEhboTn who a1e de-
fendants are chAs Johnson Swan
swanson and A J. Wolf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-28
RAILROAD
BUILDING

Z PORT ANGELES. Jan ss-Ths
work Of laying trAes on the Port
Angeles Pacific railroad has begun
and Ia pr6srsasinx steadily. Mater.
lal for the construction l. coming IN
BY beat an rapidly a. required. There
= general belief that the Northern
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-28
DON'T WANT TO BE
MILITARY MEN

Military drill al the University Of
Washington has been practically
abandoned The Euns and other
equipment supplied b. the war de-
partmsut for the use % the cadets
were shipped 20 the United States
arsenal at H~nieia. csis yesterday.
Recently the regents Of the Ntate
university decided thas military dftfl
should not be compulsory. Accord
insly. when the fall term opsnsd. but
10 students registered for member
ship in the cadet rorpa The stu
dents were allowed 20 chsos~ be-
tween military drill and physical eai-
turs. A thcre In q large gymnasium
on the grounds and a competent In
rtructor. the latter course was more
popular. When this became known
to the war department nj Washing.
ton. the arms we're ordered returned.
fur years compulsory military
drtii has caused trouble at the school.
and while some will be sorry 70 see
the military system abAn9uned. the
great majority are glad that u has
been done a~ay With.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-28

regular at ts-xE. IA ali eolors. full
attk trimmed. special. 10 II, q -.
Lunch closhs. guaranteed all
pure linen. double hsnstitched
border. stamped Ia all the latest
floral designs. one yard square,
quantity limited TO customers,
actually worth Sis each: White
Fair price. TO IL. sc each.
Fancy White Pearl Buttons. su-
peftor quality. fashions latest for
shirt waists and rhildren's dresses.
! hole. worth ITO dozen, ! dozen
os a card. white Fair price. : to
II. &c card.
Vafisrased Sofa Pillow Ribbons.
fun ~ inches Vide. with draw
string, warranted ali pure silk.
new fancy eolore TO select from.
actually worth tsc yard: White
Pair price. ! 20 II. ifc yard.
Eclipse. fIannei-one Of the
best known nanneisftes, "a inches
vide. beautiful styles and worth
ihr. : 90 u. Thursday. a yard. TIC.
"Pequnf" Sheets size T3xeo fas.,
worth soe. 20 II. Thursday. each.
thc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-28
STEAMER
IS RAISED

VICTORIA. n. e. Jan 1<-sapf
tac shoits. ~ Venture. reports that
the little steamer Glad TidinHs
which sank In HhushArtie bay a few
days ssa. has been raised. and that n.
vii tpw her hsrs on hts neat trip
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-28
The MARKETS

Trade u rnonotonoun on Western
avenue today. quotations being aB-
changed. Exxr are firm again.
owing ~ cFslfsr weather. Poultry
IL rather scarce.
The sweet potato war continues.
The yellow tub~rr are now selling ai
IL cents per pound. and n l. whts-
pered that certain dealers are sell
Ing them even 80 tow as i4 cfnte.
Fancy onions are high. some
raised In Oregon 10 readily nj IL
osnfs per pound.
WHOLESALE PRICES
crnss- g,sss. are e sny haysr IN qa.n.
~ per cent hirher1
Provisions
Fs~-h ne.t-cor b.sf, ~ pr ~. Steer
s s-s ~ s ~. p ss ss.,s' ,.r >" 49,
PrevisIops-Ifasns. fte. brsakfast bacan.
fTl4e. bsiiiss. fFs-h. i've
Vegetables
Barbsrk potatoes. native fsatf pel
,ss X, s.s, me ~ sa,s ss ,, 49, -, 80
lsttaes 10 t@T sos. he's haass. tf.so pe'
case California srssn ress. y. ssah e.
s.ss.s.' si'sssi,ss ,s' as'sa., Tseesi Z ss,
squs<hss. x1zse ser pound.
Green Fruit. Ete.
I~msns o. ssasz 70 i-sx sppler. Ee9sse
fancy. si.es4sl. - bsnsess. ffs01 -
efanxs#. "a 1.nsz = hos japanese esansse
81 10 o. 10 pr hax. cfent~frfse, vi sVN
ga 90 PER hti. p@ars. fsri EFese fruit Jap
q 6noa 20 Der bos. ealnuts. ftu1oc.
Softer, Cheese. Eggs. Poultry
butter washington ereansriss. sac
Eastern. 1161pe. rancht ff4 q.
&c eA..-.-xs,iv. w.r,.s,ea ssii cream
f.srx~r fsEffe brtrk swiss fsfltou
psIultfY-D dressed turkeys. 23Q ~. hsnt,
f59 live daess. ite. live Etess. lis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-28
FATAL BOILER
EXPL 0SICN

ADMISSION. Ala. Jsn ss--A boil
81 In the Southern Car ces plant
exploded this usrnins Milling ave
men and fnturtnf s~verh othefs
TIE building In which the .apiosion
took place Was badly shattered. the
contents being eosnristsiy wrecked.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-28

Thea A. OarriFusa aEea - years
died at frovideHcc hospital this
morning Of rheumatism. The hasi1
win be shipped 10 Everett for IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-28

Womsn's Muslin Gowna -
Empire style. yoke Of torcssot !,
iasge collar trimmed win \.
special for Thursday 1sc. rur-
value toc.
Womer's Long cheu5ln =
and sleeves trimmed 1ftk ~
stitched ruffier Of lawn. -
nc regular value toc.
Wemen's Muslin Drawer =
s-lnch hem~titched ruffis. tr1rr1
with iarc. arecial. Ite.. rerz
value &c
American Beauty Roe A.
Cream. sxquisitely perfllm>1 -
becomes rancid. an sieeznf -
aration for chapped hKna4 =
and lips. rendering the IN ~
and smooth. 20 II. tic ~ =
isLc.
pentonyrh Tooth Pop6r =
regular xbc BOTTLES for i<c
DR.. divers skin Soap. suda
and refreshing 10 the 81 &
cakes al SC.
Limit one cake. L
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-28
seANlsn Wan vrrreANs

A meeting Of the focal eanapl Of
Spanish War Veterans IL called fag
tonight AZ Carpenters hall Veterans
Of either "a. Filipino insurfection or
tha Spanish war are free tu attend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-28
Drowned OUT

MADRID. jan tf-The village 81
capaross has been half destroyed BY
the oveffia~ing Of the river Afasof.
ftny refn sons are fatssinG,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-28
MARRIAor IlcuNsrs

The following marriage iisSnses
have been issued Austrin beach. 81.
and Alice Cutler. 20. both Of Scat
tie! John I.eNie -. and Hazel Hot
lies. IS. both " TaanmA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-28

Ths poiics have been notified that
Edgar jackson. = T-ysar.atd hoy. Il.
missing frum his home at Saet East
Denny way. lie left his hosne yea
terdes. accompanies ~ a large. yell
low dog. tss&
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-28

Black Nipples. pure rubber, Q.
Saturday at ss...sssssts....ts. lie
Nursing Bottle IiiIingn. white.
black and maroon. at, each. Ae
email Hard Rubber Ryfingsr. sew
efai kinds. 80 grade. at....s.I be
Family Bulb Eyfingss. god grade
rubber . hard rubber pipes. SOC
value. htsssss.ts.ss.. ss.-sss- doe
Family Buib syr1nges. best grade
rubber. 3 hard rubber pipes.
packed la wooden boz. 81 %
value. n .....s..ss........-.s ODE
on AtomizeTs, hard rubber nasal
piece and throat tube. for spray
ing oils. such a. xassiine. al
boiene. etc. 400 value. al Csc
uubreakable Rubber soap Dishes.
easily kept clean. ssc value. at
.ts+ts. stssss.ss zoe
Nursing Politics. compiste. reEu-
larry lac ats..ss-ssrss4s...as
White Rubber Tubing for Ftsun-
tain Hyffhees. NJ the yard. -. 7e
Wofusn's Safety ayFiugeH, best
white rubber. book Of useful in
formation With each. sold resu-
larry as high as izse. our price
.s.s-s. 49,. ..sssss..ssssssob e
Water Bottles Of tsst white Rub
Der
quart. special st.........75e
quart special Soc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-28

Hutchinson's go sale VIII save
yuu a. much as tfh on n suit OF
overcoat. You must choose between
now and Saturday night. w. ".
Hutchinson Co, cor. Second and
Union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-28
nRoNNoN nIvoncrn


W. q, ilfonnon was granted q de.
eree Of divorce from hts wife, Lola
hronnen by superior Judge Urifnn
yesterday Afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-28
RanSack Sale Rub.
Der Goods
Most Unusual Pricings of Many Sorts and Cs,l,

This annual stocktaking and house cleaning has brv
TO notice broken lines and small lots Of Rubber Goods W.
shall put sale tomorrow sartugiy low price
give customers the full benefit of the discount thu
must put broken assoftments of this kind.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-28

Finger Cots. reinforuef n,
different eyes In Get. rr.< |.
set s+sssssssss .ss..s.......l1
Baiieyn Complexion Efuss Z.
fOon rubber, the best tss1n.e.''
brush ever made. eur 49, =
Combination Eyrinses ~ ~.
Bottles. best grade xfAsz r',sS,-
pipes z=quart Eize. ~. "a.
NJ ssssssss ssss sssssss..4a.s.0I1
Same ~ above IN s-quarf a.
value .ssss.s..s. ........s..oIi
Fountain Syringe. finest -
rubber, all hard rubber -
iiens. pipes. z-guart. an n
NJ seFsrsss +ssssssssss..s.4s. il
same a. above. t-quart. -
~ our prics. on
Family Bulb EyrinFes. best -
wbit-. 4 hard rubber pipes. 1
quality. a. s4...............If
Family Bulb syrfnges. fintst !
room rubber. I hard marcos \
Der pipes. 81 rs sort. NJ
Fountain EyringeE. 1-quart. +
white rubber. . pipes. =
VI ~ AZ ....s........s.4.I
Game as above I'm s-quHrt =
- &c - sHsHsssssss
Combination Syringe ana n
Bottles, ; pipes. tito vHiu
80 ffsFsf sssFrsssas ssssssst L
This n the most tfnportaH 7
Of Rubber Goods held by = I
twelTenonth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-28
INVITE cHess csAmp,on

At a meeting of the Seattle Mer-
camille club. held last night. n was
decided 20 make every effort 10 bring
10 thIs city Or = fsasker. the chess
champion Of the world II he comes
he will play series of exhibition
games In the clubs card rooms.
Union BARRIERS. shrcwssury's. iit
Yesier tbaeem@nt)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-28
CELL. NO Is IN NEW WING
OF COUNTY JAIL H00D00ED

PRISONERS BELIEVE oVuRrAkE THE uN.
LUCKY sLHEPs UPPER buNk-rwcU
ALREAoY HAS suPuRsrrIoN coNFtRMup-
MURDERER BARTLETT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-28

broadway sWanbin Hooks and
Eyes. black and siixered. : doEen
on card. ssry best quality. aaie
pffee ffom 20 II. ehoice. lie per
rafd.
Corset Clasps. hook double
bpsk IN white and gray ouir. best
quality with protected back. al
ways seid At ioc per pair. TO n.
zc Quantity limited.
Boys Telescope Hats, regularly
10 value. Thursday. 90 II. only
&c.
Hoss' Gecd School Hats. regular
81 % value. Thursday. from 10 II.
Toe
Extra Quality Nickel Plated
Shears. trnss rfxets. :. Z and .
inch shears. regularly worth tic
each. sale rrscs. FROM 20 II.
choice. y per pair. Quantity Tim
tfet 10 customers
Small Dress Buckles. = lot %
odds and ends. regular vaiue at &c
zach M 70 lie each. sale prizes
ffufn 90 II. choice. II each.
sat~eH Wrappers. figured and
black. nicely trimmed. valae ~ TO
81 ~ 20 n. nc
Eidsfdown kimonos that cell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-28
8 to IL

Seattle women daily find IL
more aud more TO their inter
est 10 take advantage of our
n 20 ~ specials Tomoffow's
offerings are some OF the best
values We have brought for
ward. because Of clearing up
the odds and ends at the Ran
sack Sale.
Meme lte Linen fui,iai Handker-
ehisiH. from ) a. II. each. l0e.
Mems TIC camsiH Hair Under
Nsafi from ; 10 II. a garment. Soc.
Two suits a. The limit
Infants Pink. Blue And lied. soft
npiea. Nalue a5c. for isC.
Men's Felt slippers. felt h0ies.
value Ibc, for 9sc.
Boys Caps. Ia golf ana yachting
styles. red. blue. brown and gray.
regularly Zee. &c. sso and li.eo.
from Z 10 ~. choice. 1tc.
Mothers friend brand Of Boys
Waists. HiHen ; 20 ID years, regu-
larry Toe from 90 II at Ige.
te.inch All Wool Corset Venetian
Cloth Ia oxford. gray and blue.
regularly ia. from : Ia n at 1tc.
All Wool Fancy riannels for
Waists and Dresses. IN dots.
chechs aud s.iaids. value tec. from
10 n at &c.
Wonen's Jersey Ribbed Natural
Mised Wool Vests and Pants. SUI
perior quality. special ; to II at
&c
friptoia Securing Soap. same as
sanoiio. always sold for Le cake.
Thursday. 10 II. for &c Only
20 a buyer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-08-26
NOT SLEEP;
He SAVED A LIFE.
Frederick Hoehns Discovered a
Small Blaze in Neigh
boris House.

Frederick Hoehns, of Main street
was unable to sleep Monday night and
thereupon hangs a narrow escape and
an interesting tale.
Hoehns went down stairs to sit in a
chair about 3 O'Clock in the morning.
He noticed an unusual glare in the
house occupied by Policeman Freder-
Ick Oelige. He knew the officer was
out on his beat and upon investigat-
ing further he found there was a
small blaze in the front room. To his
surprise Hoehns found Charles Sand
erson sleeping in the same room, but
almost suffocated with smoke. In a
twinkling he dragged the sleeper out
and a few pals of water extinguished
the blaze. 1t was some time before
Sanderson was feeling all right.
What caused the blaze is not known.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1903-08-26
NEWS ITEMS.

Mr.. B. Collins Edgar has returned
from his trip to Columbus, Ohio.
Mrs. John Pfeiffer, Of Maurer,
spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs.
Seth Lockwood, of Prospect Hill.
Mrs. Woodford, and Miss MadaIine
Woodford, spent Sunday with Mrs. +.
l. Perry.
Miss Dorothea B.. Boynton and
Miss Louisa Wood attended the yacht
race on Saturday.
A dance was given at Boynton
Beach on Friday evening under the
auspices of Mrs. S. B. Hinsdale.
Many people were there and all had a
delightful time.
Miss Ethel Inslee is away for a two
weeks vacation.