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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-07
SICK MAN CALLS POLICE
AND JUMPS INTO COFFIN

Policeman John Ringer. upon en-
tarink the front door. saw the cover
Of a caakct raise and then eiose
With a slam. The room Wa DARK,
aud the police looked at each ether
in horrer and their faces pallet
Mitfendor. his eyes staring AZ The
ceiling Of the Foom. lay on bis back
In thu easket aud aid not utter 4
word when the cover was raised
and PLACED alongside the easket.
This II the limit" sAid unEef.
a. he liftad the arm Of Aiiteadofi
and spoke To him. The latter sat up
in the eAsket and told the police
men be wanted % be taken 10 a
hospital lie vas placed In the am.
haiance and conveyed to the eouh.
" hospital he told the policemen
while being taken 90 The hospital
that he wanted 10 keep warm and
avoid the dampnesa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-07

Bsana dry. per ewt f3250 ais.
small whites. t32sma75. large
whites. tadf1s. pink beans. t12ts
bayo beans. 21gs. green beaus. t04
ice: wax green beans. Zoe. WAY beans
ise per n; beets. per sack. $780,
parHnlps. per sack. soc lemons. g..
caulifiower. per case. tL2b. gar
he new. I2kc. Sc ID. Texas onion.
ta2s per casa. EsYpt onions. per
10 iKc. California onlons zee per
~. spinach. crate SOC. lettuce.
STA SO. head lettuce. dor. ibM goo
parsley. 26e dor: carrots. soc
daz. Yakima potatoes, f2f H2ls
per sack. Yakima potatoes. S2e g az.
Greeley potatoes. t1a.0eH 23ee; new
California poiatoos 2kc pour !.
white River potatoes. $4,000 Is %.
Minnesota potatoes. a2a.0e. Texas
new potatoes. per box al 20, APP
pies. fancy, et.1BH300, California
sweet potatoes. f2.b0. new White
River potatoes, 70 M: artichakea
dor. Use. native rhubarb ~ q PC.
soc dor. summer asparagus, 75c.
green peas. 4t1c; green peppers.
csc 10. telephone peas. lie. Missls-
slppl tomatoes. tl76W2 per carte.
sammsr squash. Sc. native turnipa.
Toe doz: flat Dutch cabbage. thos
native cabbage, NE; green corn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-07
She HypnOtizes
Young Sister
..vsay saRouos ACTIONS or TsE TWO LITTLE ANDREWS
.sls-RAN AWAY MONDAY AND FOUND Mills AWAY
,soM HoME-ts ONE a HVPNoTisrf

Grandmother was not az home.
said Nellie. $50 We lust walked
around looking FOR a place 10 sioep.'
They were rsEEed ana dirty and
nearly starved Mrs pRysee allowed
them 90 leave her home 60 find their
grandmother ca Tuesday morning.
and nound them hathiaR Ia the wa.
ters OF Lake linton shortly after
ward Mra payaea stated TO the
humane officer that the water was
very cold. The humane officer had
hard time 60 get them horne. The
oldest one ran tike deer and was
finally caught IN cioset. where she
Vas reaching her youaEoF sister
with explanations.
a man brought % up hers from
san Francisco and lett ua. stated
Sellie. positively cur mother IL
dead ana father deserted ua"
This IL not TIE first experience Of
thc adventuFesame children. Their
lives have been filled with such
episodes On one occasion Patrel.
man poekcr picked them up ON Pike
street they werv hatlnsx without
shoes ard dtrty. Nellie was besEins
far money,
The parents cannot explain their
conduct
= guess ~ VIII have - separate
them" said Airs, AndrewA I hate
% 40 Il. but Nellie always did 90 iusi
aa she pleased with 'nahs' think
that Il Il All Tor the best
Andrews Il employed tn the city
water office
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-07

,nas Nellie and Laura Andrews
alters Of MI. ana Mrs s. L. An
-. SOC sixth. have been found.
:. ..sy Of their strange dlsee-
-. "a. published exclusively
rsssaay's star
-, Passse. a merchant OF la
.raksned by strange sounds
-. aeor % his residence about
ssslshs Monday Investigated 20
1900 the cause and found the
H~tls wanderers ahivcting AZ his
.x The klud- hearted eitiHeu
- ,hssn 81 ara sheltered TENN.
-...asv morning ftunnue Officnf
-. AS notified 81 the midnlght
"a .sa ,eek the children 10 tbe
-, mairan's home. They we're
1880 10 the anxious mother a
$50 afterwards. bat Nellte. e.
80 plaeed In the House % Good
Asphsfd
a. mosher told the humane Of
-, nat Nellie exertcd an undue
.se..nes ever her sister. Humane
go, clarke says the influence re-
snales hypnesissfA
- ehnsren explain their absence
-, hane hy claiming that they
-, huntlng for their grandmother
- l,res al south Para They left
-. an Monday without saying 4
- d theiT parents and walked q
s.s..c. nf neariy ten miles "a n
ngsss home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-07
THE MARKET

At last the chicken market on
Western avenue Il beginning q
realise the summer IL On and young
spring chickens from uow On will
Be pisatiful Strawberries are sell
Ing at tITs and o. California
peaches are coming Ia Ia abund-
amce.
The first native cabbage Of the
season made an appearance on the
ru'E "Wednesday morning A car Of
Texas onions arrived Wednesday
morning. selling a. f2Z5 Nakims
cherries have dropped to % cents.
native cherries to 60 cents. and Cal
lfornia cherries are scarce Veal
has taken another start for the top
OF the ladder II IL noN selling al
So cenis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-07

CHICAGO. June The whea,
market. for July deliveries. opened
unchanged TO lac lower, at - i-sc
10 So i-sc. But little strength WAS
developed at any time during the
session. the market holding firm
around ssc the first hour. Quite
general liquidation during the lat
ter half OF the session caused the
market to break 90 SEC. The close
vas extremely weak at Sc l-sc for
the July. and sic to 81 f-sc Tor Sep
tember. Crop reports eontiue fav-
orabls. with every Indication OF a
large crop Liverpool closed un-
changed. al Gs 100 for July.
The action options ranged as fol-
lows.
wheat High. Low. Cloae.
July. s7t-t. SO. Sc lis.
sept, SALT 81, Sis.
Dee. So. s0T-S. 81.
Corn
July 81 81. s0T-s. 6tt-a
sept. 90 Ia. 40 "a. 50s-4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-07

hbl ~. rye flour. per bbi. ts-oo;
rye meal. per bale. tass. buckwheat.
per bbi. o.. buckWheat. per bale.
I1Ts. corn meal. los. per bale. tffo:
per hbl. ts.Ts white corn meal.
s0s. -. per bais. s1te; rolled oats.
bbi. n G. Co. 1878. wheat flakes.
BOX 70 lb4 81 20. farlna. per bbi.
$50. farina. te-lh sacks. per bale.
81. holninv. large. per bbi. tA7o.
seif=ralninE buekNhcat. asha. case.
taTs. psanl barley. 2s=ib boxes.
ttka. pearl barley. ioo-lh sacks. 81;
split peas. fssogtsoe; popcorn. per
cwt. tt.o0. cracked wheat per bale.
tseo.
Honey.
California strained. per N. Sc
California sage. per 10. lee. honey.
extfart PER y. 7dshes Oregon
grape cream. i0.ease lots. t5se.
honey. Yakima. iasc.
Feed.
Oats. per ton. t1i0a1. bran. per
ton. sgt9ff barley. rolled. per ten.
tassoaaT; feed wheat. per ton. taG
9s1. dairy chop feed. per ton. tz2;
Hsf MNaAs w fNfAH Nv NeHh ANRtt
t17@ta. whole corn. taa ts7. shorts
per ton. Ss1
Hay.
Eastern Washington timothy.
tiss alfalfa. t1zsoai wheat has.
SIS; Eastern Washington. double
compressed. sal. Puget Sound hay.
tteuta
Poultry Food.
oyster shells zoos, ton. So. clam
shells. zoos. $50. bone meal iooa
ts2. graduated bones. zoos. t11 on
sss and SOS g. per ton higher.
Grain and Grass Seed.
Red clover. prime. cwt. iit.b68 Is.
alsiks. choice. 81; white clover. SIS
Gle. timothy. per cwt. tATsG
5. orchard grass. ttt' red top. so
10. English rye grana. IS: Italian rye
grass. s.: bronze grass. tts; tail
meadow cat grass SIS. Kentucky
blue grass. tit. pasture mixture.
uplands. Sto4t2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-07

Women's t225 Dongola Shoes for
fl.15. women'a fancy dress shoes.
hand turned solea. worth 1900, for
$780, wOmen's fancy patent leather
shoes. worth $3.50. for 49, Wom-
ems patent tip turned sole $3.50
shoes for 9LT5; wOmen'a extension
sole Dongola walking shoes. worth
400. for $40. womsn's French
heel. regular $500 patent leather
shoes. for t2s5.
CHiLDRENs sHoEa
800 fancy Kid shoes for fsc.
800 school shoes for fl00; $3.50
quilted bottom boys shoes for tl45.
SOC straw hats for i5c. $500 Fe-
doras and Derbys for Zoe. tz.J0
mems Fedoraa for 9f.35.
One lot blankets OF grays. mix
lures, etc. values from 400 to
s. 90. sale price t2Gs 10 1885, one
lot eOmforters at 35c.
Rubber boots and shoes. rubber
blankets. etc. are included In this
sale at sacrifice prices.
800 and siZ5 blankets for 43c;
ti25 and also blankets for Gao:
1900 and t225 blankets for SIC: one
lot heavy all wool Alaska blankets.
values from $500 20 $500, 60 now
for sZs5 70 81
Csc fancy tsck ties for lie; zoe
new fourth hands Igc.
Fancy hRndkerchiefs for Be; regu-
lar zse linen handkerchiefs Sc.
Hours Of Eale-9 A. m. 10 IL m;
to s D. m Saturdays until 10; 20
D. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-07

FLINT. Mich. June Vice
President FsiFbankH wAs the rhiei
speaker aers today q, the layinE %
the eagnerutone for The nss fslicsal
building The exercises marked The
opening Of a tNo-dayS EQlten
lubilnn celebration and Old home.
coming reunion. Tho program viii
cnasfado Tomorrow with the dett
cation II the Carnegie library IN
the morning and the desiieafiaa ~
tbs new county court house IN the
aftoruo0a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-07

L. s. s.. pfd.. sS5-s. s2I-2. IS SIS
Atchison. SO. 20, 50.
b. & O.. los. 10I SIS, io7S-l.
can. Pac.. hit. Ice as, III.
Erie, 401-S, 80 10, 80 is.
L. & n. 1tas-S. if2I-2. Ia
Mo. pac.. Q6I-S
Penn. 1855. fs3 Sd. f341-S
Reading, 9t7-S. gS1-2, "a
Rock Island. &c "a. 90 IA. &c "a.
south. rac.. 81 rs. 60 rs, 81 Ia.
ST Paul. Ia. III SIS, 172
Union Fac. i22 is. i20 rs. III 80
sales to noon. 10000 shares.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-07
cHLDREN-s BUTTS.

Regular t2.59 suits for tLi5: reg
nlar $500 suits for sass. regular
1915 suits for si.s5. Boys corduroy
knee pants. worth regularly 75o. for
gte.
Heavy solid zinc trunks. regular
st00 value. for ttss, fine = %
trunks for t8.s5. 5000 trunka. strap
attached. for 1896 t775 suit case.
for s360. solid leather $40 90 suit
cases for st.s5. csc telescopes for
35c. SIC telescopes for 45c. 800 tel
eacopoA for Csc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-07

VIII sell greatly reduced round-trip
excursion tickets 20 Sc. Paul. Sioux
city. Kansas city. ST. Louis. Chi
caRo. Milwaukee and ether hnpor-
tant Eastern cities on June H. IS,
t6 aud "a. limited to ninety days.
Temporary ticket office first aud
Yesler.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-07

eHcACo. June Il Believing
A.. IA xas about 70 die and that
IrarsanS' services woald be use
a David AllteadoFf. 20 years old.
.ws.r employed Ia an uadertak-
A. establishment. Isl Wells street.
rnaonea police from the Chicago
u.ase station and then prepared
y sAs journey BY laying himself
a. coffin
ln ambulance. IN which were two
paesmen. vas hurried 20 the place
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-07

pr daH Soc rueufnt~ru. e8c0ti 3.
German cueumhafw. ft7t Per case,
uuimsNs. - ~ pr eass.
Fruits.
HanAnaA bunrh. 81 faUt1. dates.
IL. 81 Gee figs. = N bfieka ttTa.
aHa saeaisHs. te-lb cartons. Cd
u1se Kfape fruit. nsedisss. 50 50
ataFf iflusa. 90 per hum
ased naval orauEvH. tsQo0 So
FaetfsfaHira Hezsts. trzf California
uaW oraarrs. baK t4TkMSsss cram.
berries. SIC f1ufida piueRprlss. prr
ease. ~. Nineappies. fancy, H1s
Per duE EeuashsfrisH. &c III. fioasi
River berries. tLTHHas ksnnswieh
.fL1aN3s Walia Wzlia berries.
ft1aahfs Laks Washington Der.
rseG fL9sH 8 90. California cherry
uiufus. SEQ pee ease, aprscota. Tac
naF ease native cherries. Gee Nakt-
fHa cherries. s8e eafrantA ! Ao IN. .
native chrrrlea $3.50 tsso case. rhe
lh California peaeh~Hs thao crate
May nuka cherries Use rsr crate.
California; plumA tit9 per csaal
Ieranberrles 20 nsr at eaatslaupeA
% per cnHa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-07

WI Hell rTeaily Tetuced Tound-frIp
excursion Tickets to 81 Taul Sioux
city, Kansas city. 81 Louis, chit
caEo. Milwaukee and other impor=
tant Eastern cities on June ~. rs.
1e and II. limited 90 ninety days.
Temporary ticket office First and
Yesler.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-07

SUNDAY morning william Lover
IAk and Thomas O'ConHoF. tso
dope fisnas" and desperate erim-
inala. we're arrested IN the Framont
house - Detectives Adams and Pc
iica Sergeant Powers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-07
MINIS UNDERWEAR

Regular 1se underwear for isc:
mems silk finish Egyptian halbrig-
gan underwear. regular ti.00 value,
for s3e. meas fine medicated I'M
derwcar 1sc. mems heavy Califor-
mia overahirtS that sell In all stores
foe 81 50. on sale here for sse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-07
orsat Nerthsrn RAIINaY

VIII sell greatly reduced round "trip
excursion tickets 10 81 Paul. Sioux
Clfy. Kansas City. 81 Louis. chi
caRo. Milwaukee and other impor
taut Eastern cities on June if. IS.
rs and n. limited 10 ninety days.
Temporary ticket office first and
Vaaisr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-07
MEMS FINE SHOES.

bEh FINE bhOEns
t250 strong ahoea for tf1s. regu-
lar $500 Wei shoes. sole leather
counters. go at si.G5; mems s350
genuine glove kid. 20 at tI95;
mems fancy boxealf. leather lined.
1915 shoes. go at sac: mems fancy
Wei calf shoes. worth $500. go al
s225: mems full dress patent ieath-
er. regular $500 shoes. 20 al t2s5.
Mems fancy stiff front shirts. reg
uiar it25 kind. for 39c. mems
fancy silk bosom shirts. regular
s2s0 value. for Gee: mems and boys
fast black sateen shirts. 75c TO 800
value for Csc. 75e sweaters for SIC.
also sweaters for 7sc: 400 fancy
all wool sweaters for s2ss: $3.50
wool sweaters for 1L30
Heavy all wool Alaska socks.
worth SOC pair. for isc: mems war
ranted fast black liAle thread socks.
lie value. for To: mems fancy lace
front socks. warranted fast ooiors,
worth Csc pair. for lie zoe sus-
pendera for Te. 35c heavy suspend
srs for I2o: imitation President sus-
pendors for tie: genuine President
ausDanders 20 AZ aSc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-07
Justice Does a Record
Breaking Stunt


Before aarrnndsfiRK tho THUS
engaged IN a pistol duet with tina
ufheHra
Wednesday night In superior
court. the pals pisad~t guilty aud
received asntmneo Of IL years each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-07

The Northern Pacific has Hrrang-
ed for round trip rate Of 1920 10
Miluaukae and return. Tickets on
Eala June 10Th aud 18th. ss'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-07
bass. Te. halibut eGTe. perch. &
Hour.

bass. Te. halibut eGTe. perch. &c.
Flour.
Patent, per bti. tt7t. Crown.
sifa, Minnesota hard wheat. 81,
PilisburY. ts. PlilAbury'H Best. o..
standard Dakota, &c Olympic. tt.fb.
Electric. ttTt. Holly. t4fb. Golden
Northwest. - 10. Electflc I4EhI
Hl1s Gold Medal. sfse. Top Notch.
ttts. Csntenntais best. tt.Ts. Cold
drop It's Patent Excellent. ifTs.
Novelty A. ttls.
Cereals.
Whole wheat. les. per bale. t1.to.
whole wheat flour. pei Dbl. tAFbi
graham. per bbl. -. per halo. tzIs.
za=s---
Great Norths~n Railway
VIII sell greatly reduced round "trip
excursion tickets 70 ~. Paul, Sioux
city. Kansas city. 81 I.eaia. Chi
eaKo. MnwAnkes and other tnpor-
tant Eastern cities on June Il, IS
- and ~. limited 70 ninsty days
Temporary tiakst office Efrnt and
rsHirq. 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-07
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage licenses we're Issued
Wein.aAAy morning 10 HafFf ~.
nnaa. "a. and tsAtaFA Z. smith. Is.
both 81 Fremont. ! A. Caruan. 81.
.of Seattle. and EaYth ~ Lawrie.
legal. " Evanston. m. and klheFt
n. silver. -. and Clara Kate
uutehinoa. e. both % Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-07
MEMS SUITS

Regular Sc 50 sulta for t325; rex
alar 400 suits for t3e5. regular
1900 suits Cor $3.50, regular 1iI0e
suits for tg35. regular si200 suits
Tor tess. regular siA00 suits for
tStb.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-07

VIA Northern Pacific 20 Milwaukee.
via. and return Tickets on snle
Iune 18th and 18th only fure
iG9.70
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-07
Making War On
Receiver Alexander
Creditors Insist on the Monarch Prices Being
Still Further Reduced In Order to
Hasten Settlement---Win
Their Point

ocuueibd aeito o. tho Monarch
a Il
viii oaa creditor succeeds Il point
d
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-07
YOUTHS SUITS.

Regular st60 suits for $3.50. reg
niar $3.50 suits for ttT5; regular
1850 suits for tt96. regular ti2.6o
suits for o. IS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-07
SPECIALS


b.sw are i've specials for Thurs-
ana egling that should assure your
oxzrxnre here
II Seal Emuiagaa Cod Liver OIL.
Il % size .ss...s-ssssssss Dse
hrup white Pine and Tar. 3se size
.......ts. *.....-ss..s..2 1e
n Mereks German Liver Salts
......s..-.... ..ts--.......1 lie
Villains Shaving Soap. l0c siza
.............. ............. Be
\. Oaxood's catarrh OIL. a six
nssshs' treatment for 81. so
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-07

Report furnished by Downing.
Hopkins q Co, iine.). brokers, 900.
sos and SOC Alaska building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-07

NEW YORK. June THE fol-
lowing quotations ruled on the
stock Exchange today.
High. Low. Close.
Amalg. Copper. 10 Ia, n Ia, ~ is.
Am. Sugar. 1873 Sd. 139 i-2, i3a IL.
Brook II. r.. SO Sd. 6s, ca
Peoples Gas. 100 Va.
Nfetropol.. I20 Ia. 1191-S, tl9s-N
u. >. Steel. 80 a. = 81. % as.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-07
Dec. Hs-4. a7s-s, 47b-S.

Dec, AT2-4, AZ SIS, ~ b-S.
Oats
July, 8t3-4. 81. a. Is.
Sept. 20 is. ASS, asst
Dec, 20 "a. ass. 20 IS.
Pork
July. 1915. 1896. l2.67i-2,
sept. 1907 IL. iaeb. 1895.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-07


Washington cheese, tahes cream,
brick cheese. iaes California ehsess.
f7Me Oregon rheeHe. tfc. Eastern
cheese isr. butter. nattvs creamery
age. cooking. fsa zoe. caiifornia
fresh creamery. Sic.
Eags.
Oregon eggs. zoe.
sugar.
Getden A, On sacks. t6.6ks extra e.
In sacks tases. powdered. In bar
reia. fsfe. dry graduated. IN sacks.
isi cube. In barrels ta.as. beet
sugar SC o. ma nie sugar. fanfaMc.
Less sc n paid within Is days
Meats.
CuNa. beef 7es steers, TMr. NUT
ton ~ n sc. pork. 71Ttsr. lamb. g.
spring lamb. a30t. dressed veal
small. s0sisc. live rabbits. dozen,
ta7s.
Hams. Raeon and Lard.
Hams tae; bacon. breakfast.
tte; lard. white Star, tiurte.
white Rose. Sue
Poultry.
Ducks. dressed. f701sc. Feets.
ieMt7c, spring chickens. 20c per
pound; turkeys fancy focal
dressed. s00s2c.
Nuts.
Brasil. per ~. i30ifcs cocoanats,
per dozen. soc; wainuta Eng
llah. ftd16c. pecans. f3Iffo.
nlberts. fsc. black wnluuts. =.
hickory mats. &c. buitsfnuta. A.
jap ronmuta Sc. Virginia peanut a
1cs Jumbo peanuts. &c, almonds,
iata4t lie.
Fish. Oysters. Etc.
aOles. &c. black cod Sc. ling cod,
Ice. crabs. kt9t.T5. clans. open
Hhlrment. 1856 clans. per sack,
81 20. oysters. Olympia. per sack
81 90 open bulk, per gallon, f2.2bs
salmon. f0cs salmon trout, i5o.
skinned perch. Sc, ahrimps, s0i0c.
floundera. Be- herring Sc. Holsters
/ ifAc, Hmeit, &c. sturgeon. Sc. black
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-02
AT THE THEATERS
- RACHELoR-s R0NANCE

Mt Neiils fayorite play. A
Baehslors Romance. is being pre-
seated by the NELL company al the
Seattle this week as the offering for
the last weeks engagement OF their
company The play Is one that Is
always popular. but just Whpre its
popularity lies Is hard "a say A
pretty little love story il woven
through the play. which. with the
human interest. makes Il a winner
Mr.. Neills role. that Of Mr. David
HOLMES. a literary cutie and guard
ian Of a young girl Is familiar 20
Seattle theaterguers and fits him as
II Il bad been written for him.
Edythe Chapman has a small part
IN which she displays some elegant
gowns The principal feminine
part. Sylvia. fell 90 Katherine Gil
man and she portrayed IL Ia a
charming way She viii alternate
with Frances Slossen throughout
the We.sk. Mfkah Harrison Is clesz
er In the role OF a society girl and
julia Walcotl As Miss CIemeutlna.
a maiden lady with a sharp tongue.
made a hit Reginald Travera and
Harry eastman. in two old men
parts. are exceptionally skillfuI
George $ Christie. John Harring-
ton and sheldon Lewis are all good
IN their parts The play is an e.
tremaly effective one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-02
aRupoLPH - AnoLpH.

Rudolph and Adolph@ scored A.
great. II not a Eroater. hit AZ the
Third avenue thoater last night
than any mirth-creatiuE show has
ever attained In this city before.
As Is the general rule when this
popular play blows" into town. the
Handsome Harry" behind the
glass with a half moon cut In IL
Is kept busy yelling standing room
only until he Is black In the face.
Last night proved no exception 70
the rule About 100 people we're
forced 10 travel through the mud
and rain 10 other play houses Of the
city. IN order 10 make good" with
thelr weekly feminine partners
That the popularity Of Rudolph
and Adolph has IN 10 wise de-
creased vas clearly manifested By
the attitude Of the patrons Of the
house last evening
Both Harry West and Harry
Priee. a. Rudolph and Adolph. were
In every respect up TO their lines
and while the other members Of the
company we're respectively appre-
ciafed. the several FITS and con
WILSON'S o. the audience are 90 be
laid al the doors Of these irreprcssi-
bic comedians.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-02
AT TIE HIGH SCHOOL

Principal GciEer. OF the high
school delivered an address on a.,
sacrifices 81 some 81 the students oi
the school and Illustrated the al
vantage 81 such practices In iu.
nucnciug future life. This being the
first session o. the new term. the
principal took advantage % the AZ
scmhly 20 give the students some
good advice
Prof Twitmyer. formerly prlnel-
pal % the school. Was present and
delivered one Of his Characteristic
speeches. lie was accorded a ruus-
iug reception BY the students. There
l. a feeling Of dissatisfaction auonE
the students that school should have
been opened today. as q ia being
observed as a holiday throughout
the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-02
THEODORE TH0MAS
NEAR DEATH
Cny seripps News Ass.n1

CHICAGO. Jan. 2.-The condition
Of Theodore Thomas al O'Clock
this morning 10 very grave. oxygen
Is being used aud tho heart action
Is Rtak
The first annual ball given By the
members Of the Rainier club II IL
new quarters proved a brilliant sue
cess Fully 800 guests were pres
eut The club rooms were beauu
fully decorated with holly and mis-
tietoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-02

The residence o. =. s Combs. %
80 Twenty -third avenue. Waa com
plctcly destroyed BY fire before the
fire apparatus could Ert into ac-
ton last night The cause was a
post Christmas errehratiou and in
some manner the tree caught fire
and the flames Eut beyond control
The property ~ owned by rN-eoun-
Gilman Muldoon. The damage H.
figured at t2.ooa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-02
LITTLE TALES
TERSELY TOLD

GOV MEAD was initiated into
the order OF the Woodmeu ~ the
World az HelIIuRham. Saturday
night ~ was the biggest event IN
the history Of the order Ia Whateom
county About 500 were Ia attend
uuee A number went up from Sc
attic,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-02

The Austrian embassy is not set
tied in tas sense that b. beyond re-
call. but the strong probability IL
that Mr. Storer will be- retained at
that post.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-02
s,it1 iptsndsiIt


FROM Forest Supe lptsndsn +
George w. Mdham. Of ehslan, n =
learned that during the HeasrD Of
1906 the department will permit N
grazing Of la.9ee sheep IL The C.H=
tiuu Of the washington feser,e In
chslan county
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-02

TIT NEW peorl block a. PROSE- r
viii D. completed about January r.
The structure u bns7G feet sud Is
the best iu the city having eaHt
$4,000. g. r. Pearl 4 Son. from
North Dakota. cen the black and
will sfart "a bunk