The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 17, 1899, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR, I Ga, physician, who killed his rival ve in front of a store | fell in love with and married @ pretty choolteacher Offered by Germans A WRECK ON at Apia. = |= THE YUKON —_—_—_—_ | SKAQGWAY, June 12.—The steamer A “ae ay (Columbian, which left Dawson City TO THE AMERICANS AND ENGLISH | ror waite torso, ran on a rock at a point about six miles below Five sale | Fingers, and is said to be @ total x hw foregoing news was brought out last by A. D. Lewis, mer Nora, of the tt Lake & Klondike Naviga- n Company, Who came Skagway to consult with General Manager H |. Flockton, of the same company | No details of the wreck could be Warship on a Reof News Brought, by the Warrimo to Victoria, ever purser of the at Net VICTORIA, B. C, June 17. had at the time Mr. Lewis left, The Special to the Star.—The steamer |Columbian had a large list of pas Warrimoo has just arrived from |*0sers. These were transferred to Honotuin and Austratia. She re.| Mt Horse on the steamer Can- ports that the officers of the United States cruiser Philadelphia are in- | tensely annoyed over an inault to the | Americans and British by the Ger. | Mans at the time of the meeting with | 4 Mataafa | Two large steamers were wrecked | in a fog off Sydney ‘The warship Pyiades is on a reef Of Australia. The steamer Perthshire, which is long overtue nd for which much anxiet m felt, was epok: y| The coming athletic eventa are the Warrimoo, and ail were well on|scheduled for June M and July 4 board. The delay of the steamer was|On the former date the Y. M. C, A. due to a broken shaft. jwil hold the postponed annual ‘The steamer Ohou is reported miss. |spring handic “=p meet, and on the latter date the usual rth of July athletic contests will be held. Ac- ing. tive training for the events is tn progresq at the ¥. MC. A. park this week. eee APPROPRIATED rm an shee’ mention mast of the Y. M. ©. A. which was post- Poned from June 3, will be held Sat- urday, June 24. Invitations have For the Great Fourth of July peon sent tothe Tacoma ¥. MC A Celebration. Decoration Committee Gots $1,600 versity of Washington to enter teams, The University of Washing- ton has closed, ever, for the | year, and i will net enter a team. | This will marrow the games to three jteams—the Tacoma ¥. M. C. A., the |Seattle Athletic club, and the Seattle Y¥.M.C. A. The events will be: A }100- yard dash, 20-yard dash, 440.yard After considerable friendly rivalry |run. one mile run, 10-yard hurdle. Om the part of the different sub-/ running hgh Jump, running broad committees, the Fourth of July com- jdemp. pole vault, throwing the 16- mittee yesterday made apportion-| pound hammer, throwing the discus, ments as follows: Decorations, $1600; | and t-mile relay race. In all these fireworks, $1400; advertising, $390; events the Y. M. O. A. will give gold parade, $300; music, $800; speakers, $30 and siiver medals to first and sec- sports, $980; transportation, ——-; re-|ond men im each event. In the mile ception, $100; military, $125; tncktent- | rejay race, it is probable that « prize als, $250, will be arranged for the winning ‘These figures are considerably {M | tam, aside from the iotividual med- excess of what the committee orig-/ais. Entries should be sent to W. nally Intended to spend. But owing | H. Lewis, chairman of the games to the large number of. people who | committee, before June 21, will be here from almost every town eee on the Sound, the committees had 4 | Like the events for June 4, the enlarge the appropriations. This! meet on July 4 will be a handicap. means that the nance committee | hut untike the Y. M. C. A. games, Will have to look up those who have /rhe contestants may enter as Indiv. not subseribed, and they ask that iduais and not necessarily as teams. those who can respond, do so at once, |The games are given under t as the money is needed immediately. | auspices of the Fourth of July cele- The S. & I. R. R. have given ne bration committee, but are sanction- to the committee that they expect to eg by the Pacific Northwest associa- bring in practically everybody along ition. None but duly registered ath- their line. 4 letes will be allowed to ent the Prices of $100 amd $25 will be offer-| games. The meet will be held at ed for the competitive drill between | Athletic park, and no admission will military compant Many new fea-\be charged. In the relay race a tures will be introduced, especially in | handsome trophy will be given to the the line of freworks, and Seattic will | winning team, and tn addition, each celebrate in a manner and style nev- or seen here before. | Arrangements have been made to secure the Nanimo brass band and /| Baseball club for “he Fourth of July celebration. The members of both 4 4 — 7 sy Te Oe) 1 | The Convict Marri j \ | MONTGOMIORY, Ala, June 1t.—| i h Dr. W. S. Baldwin, the Cuthbert, adian, and at White Horse the Nora | brought 66 of her passengers to Ben nett the rest were brought to the point by the steamer 8. &. Ralley, The Nora left White bP atl a.m, Sunday morning and to Bennett at 4 o'clock yesterday morning, The wreck occurred about riday last, though the exact time ts not known | Mr. Lews low ye the water was nev~ | requires extra precaution in navi | tion, 8. J. Elitson, meneral agent for the [Great Northern at Des Moines, Lowa, ie in Seattle today, | “ee | NH. G, Ballou, city passenger agent for the Northern Pacific, t# due to arrive from New York today He has been absent from his desk for about six weeks visiting friends in the Kast ee. A. D. Chariton, assistant gen passenger agent for the Northern Pacific at Portiand, accompanied by his family, is In the city on his way |to Alaska, where he will visit a num- ber of the coast points. | ee Fr. M. Kollock, general t a Portland for the Pennsy!vania lines, jie tn the elty, SPORTING EVENTS... | member of the team will be given a gol medal, In the other events, gold, sliver and bronse medals will be given to first, second and third man. The events are: 100-yard dash, 449-yard run, 120-yard (3 feet @ inch), pole vault, running high jump, run- ning broad Jump, throwing the dis- cus and one mile retay race. In ad- dition to the other prizes, a special prise will be arranged for anyone breaking a P.N. A. record. Entries are to be sent to Prof. A. W. Crane, chairman of the field and track Kames committee, care of the Seattle » Athletic club, not later than June 27 Seattle Athletic club, and to the Unt. | The Hawthorne club will hold their third boxing exhibition and exeur sion next Tuesday evening, June 2, and on that oceasion four boxing bouts are te be pulled off. The club has chartered a steamer for the oo- casion, amd it will leave for some point on the Gound from the foot of Marion street at 6:30 p. m Three |#-round contests and a 15-round match for points will make up the evening's sport. The first contest will be between Joe McGuire and Harry Walker, They are both about 1% pounds In weight. The second exhibition will be between the weiter weights, Will Ryan, the Spokane Whirlwind, and Young Dishmore, the Tacoma favorite. Their weights are 120 pounds, The inst of the 4- |round contests will be between the heavyweights, Eq Taylor, the San | Francisco Wonder, and “Little Wir" | Rideout. They are matched at 375 pounds. The last contest of the eves. ing will be a 15-round contest for pointe, It will be between Ribby, “The Honoiulu Cycione.” and “In- dian Joe” Gregg, the Seattic Indian. - Walter Thornton has signed with the Rainier basball team, of Beattie, for the season. He will appear in the box for the firat time tomorrow afternoon in the game between + Painters, and the Grays, of Tacoma. Manager Dugdale, of the Ratniers, will ajo play for the first time this weason, hand curves. | =6— ee sanyo uy? “tenner oat gStnday Church Services.. team of Seattle will play a ball game With the Nanimo team on the after- | noon of the third, and also on the morning of the Fourth. In order to secure publication in EASTERN STAR 2 ict snctnn sonst oMece not later that 6 o'clock Friday evening. First M. E. Church—Corner Third Closes Its Eleventh Annual avenue and Marion street. Rev. E Communication. M. Randall, jr, pastor. During the Jabsence of the paator the pulpit will be filled by Rev. Inaac Naylor, Mrs. P jadwick Is Ch ; phi Mpaantek 60 Cheers | | cican ta, B. Chureh—190e Veer. #3 Grand Matron — Other | teenth avenue. Rev. Geo. A. Bailey, Officers Elected. |pastor. Services at 11 a. m. and 8 p.m Madison Street M. FE. Chureh—Cor- ner of Madinon street and Twenty- tion of the Washington Chapter, Or- third avenue. Rev. A. §, Gregg, pas- der of the Eastern Star, closed its | tor. Services at 11 a. m. and § p. m. mm last evening. The election) Third Cumberiand Presbyterian of officers was followed by a banquet | Church—Twenty-second avenue near to the delegates. ‘There were pres-| mast Cherry. Rev. E. E. Thompson, emt over 200 delegates of the Ei pastor. Services at ll a. m. and 8 ern Star, and many visiting Masons. |», » The officers elected for the follow-| pret Presbyterian Church—Corner ing year were: Grand matron, Mr8.|4¢ wourth and Spring. Rev. A. L. Emma P. aawick, Colfax; grand putchison, pastor patron, Fred Kisensohn, Pome ; ve ~ grand assistant mat Mra. Emma| Church of Our Lady of Good Hetp C. Ennis, Snohomish; grand assistant ~Corner Of Washington street and Third avenue south. Rev, F. X. Pre- vatron, A. W jeattle; grand secretary, Msn J. Demorest, fontaine. Morning sermon at 10:30 - , and evening at 8 o'clock. ‘The eleventh annual communica- v a; grand treasurer, Mri M. Tayior, Geattle; grand Sacred Heart Church—Services are ress, Mrs. Lizzie Everett, South Ta- temporarily held In the Brotherhood coma; grand assistant conductress, building on Sixth avenue near Bell Mrs. Bell Witherspoon, Spokane; street. Rev, Father Brown in charge. grand Adah, Mrs. Melissa A. Noyes, t, Clement's Episcopal church Mount Vernon; gra Ruth, Mrs. nty-fourth avenue and Wash- Althea Akers, South nd; grand Ee- ington street Rev, Geo. Buzzelle, ther, Mrs. Emily Mensing, ttle; rector, Regular Sunday services. Ce lle ant are Srannery. | Grace M. E. Church—Thirtieth av- ian Blalock, Walla Walla na Shue south near King street. Rev chaplain, Rev. William Pelan W. HM. Seltek, pastor, Gerviess at e; grand marshal, Mrs. Ciara|)! & ™. and 8p, m Neliis, oma; grand warder, Mrs, St. Mark's Episcopal Church— Cynthia Kinnaird, Farmington; Harvard avenue between Seneca and grand sentinel, J. W. Stearns, Tekoa; Spring streets. Rev. J. P. fa. Liwyd, grand organist, Mrs. Mary Derick- rector. Services at 11 a. m. and 8 non, Pe c Pp. ™. The n nuat communication will be held in Tacoma Trinity Parish Church-—Corner of Mighth avxenue and James street. ayy ae Rev. H. H. Gowen, rector. Rev. J. Great Lumber Demand. Cheal, of Tacoma, will occupy the pulpit In the morning and W. Rod- et ip ney Arnery, of Fairbault, will oceu- Gonmnd tor hasdwé # SUCH oy the pulpit In the evening. that green stock ts being shipped, ary lumber ha on exhausted, | English Lutheran Church of the and the 1 ve the differ. Holy Trinity nth and Union| ence ir : on dry street, Rey. James F. Beates, pas- and green |v Ash and elm are tor. Services at 11 a. m, and & p. m, Morning subject, “The Eider Son,” lumber continued good, No evening service manufacturer on the, Firat Baptist Church—Fourth ave- stock to be cut for nue near James street. Louls 8. Bow- jerman, pastor, Preaching services the grad ket for pine Nearly eve river bas sold future delivery. anted, The mar- iL a. m. and §p. m. It ts expected that Rev. J. V. Osterhout, one of the most eloquent divines of Providence, R. 1, wil preach in the morning Evenin, ubject, “World Wide En- deavor,” @ sermon for Chrisdan En- deavors. Church of Immaculate Conception ~—Cotner of Broadway and Madison Rev. A. Bwere. Morning sermon, 10-90 and evening at 7:30. Seattle Tabernacle (Baptist—Cor- ner Jefferson street and Boren ave- nue. Rev. @ C. Ohrum, pastor. Ser- vices at 11 a. m. and § p. m Market Gtreet Baptist—Twenty- fourth avenue south, near Main. Rev. Thomas Baldwin, pastor. Ser: vices at 11 a m, and & p. m. The py tor is on his vacation and Rev. Ellis, of Fremont, will conduct the ser- vices. Plymouth Congregational Church— Corner of Third avenue and Univer- sity street, Rev. W. H. G. Temple, pastor, Preaching at ll a. m. and § Pp. m, During the absence of the pas- tor the pulpit will be filled by Rev. | Foster. United Presbyterian Church—Cor- ner Sixth avenue and Seneca street | Rev. R. L. Lanning, pastor. Morn- |in «The Witnessing Spirit.” Even. jing, “An Angry Devil.” | iret Christian Church—J. N. | Smith, pastor, Holda union services with the M. P. Church, Third and Pine street. Preaching at U a. m and &§ p. m. Battery Street M, BE. Church—Cor- jner of Third avenue and Rattery street. Rev. H. D. Brown, pastor. Morning subject, Luke 12, 22. Even- ling subject, Paalm 37, 3. North Seattle Baptist—Corner of Third avenue and Cedar street. Rev. L. J, Sawyer, pastor. Services at li a. m, and 8p. m Westminster Presbyterian Church Corner of Columbia street and | Broadway. Rev. W. H. Gilchrist, | pastor, Preaching at 11 a. m, and 8 |not be broken.” | Citizen.” Calvary Presbyterian Twenty-fourth avenue south, near King street. Rev, Donald Rona, |pastor, Preaching at 11 a. m, and & Dp. m. Second Presbyterian church—Cor- ner of Third avenue north and Har- rison street. Rev, W. A. Major, pi Evening, “A Good tor. Morning subject, “Love Unself- ish.” ivening, People’s Gospel and service; subject, “Awake, catching Thornton's ieft.| Pp. m. Morning, ‘The Seriptures Can. | Chureh— | dy at Pittsburg. Joseph ki, today because she demanded hin | board money, which was long over ok th later his body was found on the riv er bank with a bullet through his He had committed suicide CHELAN, Wash, June 17.—Com missioners Moag, Keller and Kich ardson, of the Marble Mount-Sans Poll state road, have arrived here, and go from here to Btehetin on to ee day's steamer to lo that portion of the road which : Lake A SUNDAY CAR RIDE. Chelan with the «te trall at the — mouth of Bridge creek, a distance of | It im the desire of the owners of about 16 miles, for which an appro. |the Pratt's Orchard addition to en Priation of about $5560 was made last |courage the buliding of homes, there peenion of the legislature. fore the investor and especially the Secretary O. A, Hoag, of -the board |ladios of Seattle who are int of commissioners, viewed the route |in owning homes in the near future jof the proposed roed a week or two |are requested to see this property, It ago, and says that while it is a tough stifully situated on the east proposition, being altogether in the f Queen Anne bill, command jheart of the Cascade mountains, he |ing a good view of the lake, city anc |Hound, accessible by Cedar street cs due, Po » fed and an hour brain. be ee 4 KOK road can be con structed for the money, and a good, |line, There are from seven to four “jSomparatively easy grade obtained, | teen iarge bearing frult trees OF % |avolding the overflow of the St kin |lot, and we do not heritate to sa [river and several heavy climbs now | that the Pratt's Orehard addition of lencountered on the trail |fers the beet value for the least | This read, wh ned, together | money any property offered during with several bridges to be 12 years’ experience. Waxy terma Bridge creek and ite tributaries, will those who wish to build, Price give access one of the greatent per lot. You can secure @ plat [mineral regions in the st besides | of this addition by calling on Holme passing through some of the me “ at 112 Columbia str ot Magnificent scenery on the globe. and VESTMENT will en le several mines on “ridge me — — creek in the vicinity of Horne wed Se — nally al fe shoe basin to begin ehipping ore tpten Sposa: paar snus dls o- ‘ . . 1 . Rattle Rattle AT NIGHT aT xiout A Big Reduction For T0-DAY At prices which will make every purchaser a friend | am to our store forever. LADIES CHOCOLATE OXFORD, hand turned: the best and neatest shoe in the market; regular price, $2; our price, $1.0. LADIES BLACK VICI KID, Oxford; regular price, $2.00, our price, $1.06. LADIES BIKE SHOR, % inches top, in tan or black; regular | price, $1.00; our price, $2.25. | LADIES FINE FRENCH KLD, band turned, new iden lant, kid or Venting te regular prrie, $2.4, our price, $2.49. LADIES smhh« SLIPPERS, regular price, We; our price, 3c. Our Men's tine ie complete. MEN'S BIKE SHOPS, in black only; regular price, price, $1.50, MEN'S BATIN CAL, new coin toe: regular price, $1.15; our price, $1.25. MEN'S VICI KID; regular price, $2.75; our price, $2.25. ‘The celebrated G. E. Keith shoe, with kid of vesting top; new coin | toe; regular price, $2.4 and $5.00, for Saturday only $2.75 and | $3.80; only one pair to cach customer. sce0e20 DON'T FORGET THE PLACE em THE PEOPLE’S SHOE CO. 1325 Second Ave., bet. Union and University. $1.75; our OBERON. Seattle's Favorite Concert House The Only Strictly Family Resort in the Northwest IRVIN BARUCH, Lespee and Manager } Opening Monday, June 19th, With Hort Barack's LADY ORCHESTRA The following special ar om astern theaters and concert h ie KATHINKA MOUS dreat English, Swedish, German Vo War tle FRANK. EARLE and RAYE MAMPTON in “The Troubles of « Darktown Dandy BEATRICE DENOVA, great Tow Dencer and Burlesque Artist ADMISSION FREE Concert Every Evening at 8 O'clock Femous E SEATTLE MINING EXCHANGE } is a legitimate enterprise, and backed | by a sufficient amount of capital to guar- antee that no fake enterprises or wild- | cat stocks will be listed or sold on its If you see the stock quoted in | our market reports, or offered for sale on our Exchange, you can rest assured the prospective mine is one of merit, and while we do not guarantee every stock sold to make = the purchaser a rich man, yet we do say that & they are all a good safe investment and the = = | boards. money paid for them will be spent in develop- ing the mines, thereby making your property a more valuable. Remember what we say, that Western Washington is on the eve of the great. est mining boom the world has ever known, and there will be more fortunes made from the Cascade Mountains than were ever taken out of the main range of the Rockies. Get in the procession and invest a few dol- larsin cheap good mining stocks and you will wake up Some fine morning and find yourself a millionaire. Daily call and sale at 12:30 P.M. Seattle Mining Exchange Telephone Main 273. 609 First Avenue ———_—___ | errvrrern Me. | Monday’s Selling | IS ALWAYS ——am— Brisk Selling Here. ain Better come; your neighbor will be here taking advantage of our Matchless Low Price Selling. Grand Seasonable Specials For Monday's Trading. 1 1200 Yard Fast Colored Beotch 4 Dow. Ladies’ Special Quality Crash Lawns, beautiful patterns, cheap at!) gxirts, cut full and roomy, 6c and Monday's trading price| @9 value, Monday's trading price ard, “| aie each , Yard Wide Heavy Un-| ed Muslin. the be and 6¢ | 20 Dozen, Sise 16 x 36-in, Cotton Huck’ quality, Monday's trading price 8%¢| powels, cheap at Te and fc eachy @ yaré | Monday's trading price 4c each. 10 Dow. Felt Shades, on Spring Roll. | er, complete, worth 18,6 Bolts, 38-in, Wide Curtain Serim, actually worth be, Monday's trade be and & actually rice 10c each Monday's trading p: LITTLE GENTS’ Tan or Black Goat! jing price ae a yard. Shoes, spring lace, on new laste, actually worth $1.25, sizes 9) LADIMDS India Kid 3-point Slippery, | to 12%, Monday's trading price,| excellent wearing, Tbe value, Mon- | Se a pair day's trading price Wc @ pair. | Weare showing the Largest, Choicest line of Ladies’ {Crash and Linen Skirts and White Shirt Waists in the jcity. Popular Prices Always. O. W. PETERSON & BRO. 206, 208, 210 Pike St. O. H. WOODHOUSE Hoccemor to Woodhouse & Longuet Stoves GE Hardware Tinware Jobbing of all kinds Plumbing Promptly Risngea te ) and j Tin Work 1331 Second Avenue. \“Booo Cedar Poles Wanted |B ROPOBALS are wanted for furnishing and delivering along certeig streets and alleys in the cities of Beattie and Tacoma. \ hb and nine inci at top. ry ae pi ae from soft knots, and pecled. Vor further informaties anu SEATTLE CATARACT oO, (lacesens Brograuen Pows Co) Weshington Bleek, Seattle 1108-1110 Secené Ave., Soatte ‘Moran Brothers Company ENGINEERS AND SHIP BUILDERS, Our plant includes steel and woot construction and covers ali braneBasof the | business Mining and all oth and ents for “Worthington” pump Tobe Lollersand the United Btales tallic Packing Company, “Cock ot the Walk” in the laundry business in Seattle te what our patrons own us to be. 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