The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 19, 1899, Page 3

] EATTLE STA FAREWELL, Fond Look of Odtivien, CHICAGO, June 17.—Automodiles will be running in Chicago's streets before Auate: i. Taw Gotetards ai¢ to see them first, but the territory they will travel will be exte the streeta are improved, The rout favored for the beginning are: Michigan avenue south to Jack park via Garfield park and the Mid way, Drexel Boulevard, Grand boule vard and Garfleld boulevard. North Shore drive and the streets east of La Salle avenue and north to and through Lincoin park. Washington and Jackson bdoule- vards, Ashiand and Westera avenues and West Madison street. The fret pudlic stand for the au- tomobiles will be at the auditorium hotel, and the fare to be charged Will be 25 cents for each two miles traveled. The Studebaker company cf South Bend, Ind, has received $1,000,000 in orders for automobiles within the last three weeks. Of these orders, one is for 1009 automobiles for the Milinela Niectric Vehicle and Trans. portation company, the corporation which will have its headquarters in Chicago. The electric parts and machinery for the Chicago vehicles will not be manufacturers by the Studebaker company, only the body of the vehi- cles. The Siemens-Halske company, of this city, which is seen to come under control of the Mlineis com- pany, a to manufacture the lectric parte. ‘The work of locating the charging Plants at points convenient to the general routes of travel commenced yesterday under the supervision of Martin Maloney, manager for the Whitney-Whener-Eikins syndicate, which controls the Illinois Electric Vehicle company. Recharging wil! have to be done for about every twenty miles of travel of the cate. ‘Those now operating in New York city with so much success are re- charged every 20 miles. The recharg- ing occupies about two hours, the quantity of current being varied to suit the rise of the voltage. —_— Josiah Reichert to same, part sw tp 31. r 4, April 24, $200. T. Lane to Emma J. Davis, 1, Dick 100, D. T. Denny's fifth North Seattle, May 13, q. ©. $1 Vinnle EB. Tice to same, same prop- erty, May 9, q. ¢., $1. Annie W. and Amos 0. Eenjamin, Jennie M. Lilian L.. Mebel M. and Cora E. Lane to same, same proper- ty, April 37, q. ©. Recetver Security Savings Hank to Ernes Voiland, lots 277 and 278, biock 16, Columbia, June 12, 1250. Cc. A. MeKenzie to Lyman B. Spaulting, lots 6 and 7. block 6, Highlands add, June 14, $1200. J. A. Kellogg et ux. to A. M. Som- mer, lot 26, block 13, Squire Park ad: May 25, 3600. Lama £. and George Linder, Jr. Ralph W., Laurine. May, lone and Lilian Smith to C. W. McMurray. und 6-7 lots @ to 12, block 21, Gilman’ add, June 10, $514.29. August Johnson et ux. to Conrad Carison, % se% sec 8, tp 25 r 6, Mar. 10, $500. United States to Martha Derry, lots 3 and 4 and e% aw sec 20, tp 22, £9, April %, patent. Thaddeus M. Dean to Watson Al- Jen, und 1-3 of Paradise mine, March 11, 189%, $1000. Same to same, unde % of Mountain Beaver mine, March 11, 1898, $1500. Robert E. Duvall to Mary Z. Dowbieday, same property, June 4, 1896, $1. Mary Colson to Charles A. Waite, Jot 6, bloek 23, Lincoin Pontius add, February 11, $400. Administrator of estate of M. V. Stewart, deceased, Minerva, North- way, Wellington, Edwin J. and Alex- ander Stewart, Mary EK. Longstaff, Irene Taughinbaugh, Ann Arnold, Susan Boyd, Franklin P., Annie M., Henry A. and Estella C. Stewart, Erwin and —— Smith to Robert M. Longstaff, lot 1, biock 3, Carr's add, January 8, 1897. John C. Sharp et ux. to Herbert Upper, ¢ 1-3 lots 11 and 12, block 24, Pont'us add, May 27, $1. E Ha OLD HOSS! | Now Take Your Last }11, $589, | Lands, May 11, %) new books in place of those wholly NEW YORK, June 19—Internai een searching franti Revenue Agent F. 8. Thompson and cally for the little one ever since | Inspec tors Long and O’Neall, say| Thursday evening, almost without | piner, part block 2 Bothell Yeulor Metate, part HL. Yer $60,000. George Vanderbeck et ux | Gardner, lote 3 and 4, b erbeok's add, en $100, ate to 8&1 M1, Beattle $90.50, State to same, part blocks 134, to 213, 17, 122, all blocks 118 t Seattle Tide Lands, May 1, tate to same, bi | mock 138, Beattie %, tp 26, r 5, May 14 @. © $1 Ine,, to M. HL ¥ ler Db, Cc, June lot 4, uae, ae ., to Adam < Rolse ¢ Gale, Mareh 11, Ry, Co. Tite part tot 12, | piock Lands, May nu in 121, 104.10. and part de Lands, May Suspected Kidnap- | , ping Case. | May i, ® | State to same, part blocks 117, and 114, Seattle Tide Lands, $458, tate to same, part blocks 115, 124, 129 to 131, 14, 197, 138, 141, 150, 168, 194 and 163, Seattle Tide 4.28. State to same, part block 5, Ballard (is, May 11, $44.86 me, part bi Seattle Tide Landa, A CHICAGO CHILD IS MIS oks 167 to May But They Make « Strong Defense. h., Routhe moving bis large law June 1 dhintnisiinaniiimanmiale | who while | Nbrary from! CHICAGO, June 17.—The peop! in| nites in og mey olty “9 5 rly evehy |the vicinity of Wallace avenue and Pont sepdue-aene Sie the depet | PRIRGFsMINth atrect-are greatly ex med the depot) cited over the mysterious disappear at that place, has made & satiefac: | vio of little Nellie Devaney, « child | tory settlement with the railroad |) cars old, and the police are hard | ompany, The compasy returned lat work in running down what looks like another kidnapp mystery. | The parents believe thelr child was stolen by members of the numerous baa of gypsies now In camp near the outskirts of the city | ‘The child has been missing #ince | 4 o'clock Thursday afternoon, when she was playing with a boy named at Thirty-sixth street and Parnell avenue crazed with grief, and heen and rebound those which ony stigntty damaged FRAUD IN WAR STAMPS, rest or food. ‘The officers of the Thirty-ffth eta tion worked on the case all day yeu terday without finding a clew, ard it) ie feared that the case will become as difficult as the recent cases of) |that they are running down messen- gers in bankers’ and brokers’ offices by whom large quantities of cancell- ed revenue stamps have been wash- ed and resold as brand new. “The government has been losing Baby ribbon, in Black and white {ticularly pretty. Other parasols have mixed edges the ruffles on a white/dectied scallops around the edge. | organdie gown. and some are trimmed with three }it- * tle double ruffles at intervals apart, Sun-plaited irts of linen lawn jand one parasol of heliotrope silk has are very good style trimmed the | five or #ix narrow white ruffles clore witth of a hem from the lower edge |around the tmp. | with a wide band of cream lace in- sertion. ‘There isa iacnd faney for lavish- beg tinal ing attention and ornamentation on Gott jackets are made of bright | the backs of gowns, V-shaped piece green cloth, with revers, collar and | of velvet are set in as back pancle cuffs of red. on emart cloth visiting dresses, maz- piteathe os of stitching and fat satin cording Sailor hats made of fancy brald| predominate up the rear seam. and and finished with a band of brown |the rule is to carry clear up to the or blue velvet are very e#tylish. back of the neck the same scheme of Siviene ornamentation that ts used in the Alpine hats of a coarse straw with | skirt, @ soft twist of polka-dotted silk eo gaure or taffeta vik around thé] White glover are going out of fash- crown and some stiff white quilisiion and in their place we have the at the side are worn with pique |deticate tinted shades of tan. cream. sults, pink and tea color in suede. Dark tan suede gloves are worn for shopping. a Sailor hats of stitched white duck lwith a crown band of veiling and a ° long eagle feather at the side, a ‘The pretticet toques are built of | particular smart for outing use The folds of tulle, with one single ostrich | expense will keep them exclusive for feather at the atime. But nothing in their line i# * confined to the high-priced hatters" Old-fashioned tatting ts coming in| shops long. Most of the department again to be used as an edge for silk stores have attendants who are en plaitings on the much trimmed/ gaged to spy out and duplicate as gkowns. speedily as poawible Just such novet ties aa white duck sailor hats. *e ore White pique yachting suite with red collar and cuffs are very effect- ive. -* Quaint little poke bonnets of silk are seen, with delicate flowers on a Shirte or blouses of colored silk white ground. One with pink flow- muslin are the most fetching and or ha bunch of close pink roeebuds smartest of eummer waists for pique with knots of black velvet ribbon on! jacket gowns. They are plaited all the inside of the poke, In a style seen/over or finely tucked, and have a lin fachion plates of many years ago. | mustin or a Ince cravat. Perishable tad ayn’ no doubt, but not 20 much #o as one w the scalloped and | would think, for the muslin so much wonton emects that have been|used i#, after all, @ aturay fabric seen and are still seen in gowns. Ajethereal In appearance only. Fichus parasol that shows the combination |and wide neckties of it may be of yellow and black that \# #0 pretty washed and most beautifully ironed, in hats ts of a deep corn color, with| which fact places them at once far black polka dots, There are three |away from the extravagant chiffon rows of biack velvet in graduated |1 should not advise washing a plait widths some distance apart around |ed #iik muslin blouse, but one such them, each undulating as the edge|bodice will easily be a serviceable of the parasol is undulated below, |and lovely thing for the summer gir There a big rosette-like bow of |to wear with duck skirts at the go't ciname a at the top of the para-|tournament or for an afternoon tea 22a and a black handle. It Ie pa he the 23 pe rr cent. of its revenues In New |Gerald Lapiner and Marton York City by the sale of washed |OfMficers Finley and Murnane se Fehon said Agent Thompson. “Weed the gypay camps at Western ave leaught one boy who had $5700 worth|nue and Forty-seventh str but of cancelled stamps in a trunk at his|found no trace of the child, and the boarding house, and $500 worth of|gypsies made such @ strong dete nee washed stamps in a satchel.” |that the officers were more than half Charles Turney, alias Patrick Mon- [ionvianee deat they were on the 2 old, of No. 121 Livings-| wrong trail penn gelande te vba ed is the one mes-/ But the distracted mother clings to leenger accused, Agent Thompson |the fear that her little one ts in the laays that Turney had an outfit for oe Ne the gypsies, an@ will hear} 4 renewing | no denia iggy re oun om the Aelia d The lost child lived with her par- as that used by the government. ents in the rear of the little cottage ‘Agent Thompson says that many of /at No. 3261 Wallace avenue. Thure- | reb |the messengers engaged in defraud-|day the family of Michael McNam ling the government have n mak.|ra, residing In the front of the cot- j|ment of fruit and vegetable jrecently from the Cape, | 184P200, All are invited to attend, Boat leaves vor STEAMSHIP COMPANY’ For Thin Arms. 4.00; strawberries, Hood Rive | P f (| g hi (; AUCTION 4 Thin arme should be Ontefullyicendl Wroshiatn, Coleha toe teres gins acl C vast Teal Ip 0, ae y nist a2 coated, ‘They have an impoveriahed| cherries #1260100 n bon, Bard WUE Gal veePteka weak Eo ia coe look that robe thelr owner Gl bhervion $1. S5mLIs) veavnea, ¢1 i] Fer San Francisco |disce, and everything must go in ore her dignity, If the arma are unl pox cote, $3.60 @ box; blackber |] The company's elegant | stock which xpected dail rt tule long, am they occasionally ries, $2.60, | city thing we 1! wold on @ wtrict [the effect may be neutraitned Peas Seas } " hacked by a cold million wearing wide bands of black velve Corand Breurston to Mattle a toil, > Sai} famtened with pretty buttons or ge Bes deel be ep pl ae aape or NaekIoe Tilt radueee the |g Wednesday, Juno 21at, the steamer ane: nA ant Sceaanet Ge aitene, nae fe 7 . Skagit Chief will leave Flyer wharf |). 4 1 empe y the lad Sales at 2 prarent length of the arm Thin | ot 0:20.0, m.-end tp. m. for but oY nd 7:30 p. arn says M, Chartes Miane th " , ‘ t a de #, 8, 14, 4 ; Ju P 4 . Mt . great French authority on dren, hancapna ying inca Emer! toars-ag tage 1 Aug and ever G. W. CARMACK, . jenough to give all an opportunity too 1128 Bepoud avenue, note bad health and an enfeebled) visit her ith da hereafter Auctioneer race.” ‘The best remedy ts to wash eh ‘ave “SAW FRANCISCO ' the arma with @ fine lather of oap at rie m.. via Victoria and Pt JSINESS CHANCES. least twice a day, and to dry them| pratts Ore ie 10, 1 0, °. aa thoroughly and rub them vigorously. |jarge bearing frult trees, lota are jul 80. At This treatment brings the pores intolomered on apectal terms to thone who | PAE action and induces a healthy condl- | y homes, by Holmes & Kobinxon | tion of the #kin Rubbing with 1119 Columbia street 3 | aoieeaame soft chamois joather is excellent for | = — the akin, giving it both emoothiness| Tuy 6 acre tract, Moore Inv, Co and gios—Mre, Humphrey, in the ne ees a: For Husinow Chances of sll kinds |June “Ladies’ Home Journal.” see NELZON MACPHERBON & CO. peciennnsnl — STOP THAT | y making restaurant, in good “Rut I can, she satu J sly 4, 19, Aug. %, and locality; low rent; will sell cheap “T must differ with you, I reptle Ratt le very fifth day thereafter secount other business, which takes But I have of my po For further information, obtain allow time. Itgyill pay you jprinted ina f nagasine, and a - fone | Wok this up ar ones, Hitor paid me $10 for it! Wednesday, June fist, ie gain day company reserves the right! Yea?’ 1 said st the battleship, steamer Skagit to change, without previous notice, Yea," she repeated Chief leaves $30 and 2 p. m. at Fly mers, # ne date and hours of — And who waa this editor?’ er wharf. ing FP. TROWBRIDG | —— “Tt wae yourself.’ iget Sd. Bupt., Ocean Dk, Beattie. | And it ! 4d forgotten all) rs <3 town ticket office, 618 First av., about it.”—Haturday Evening Post = toodall, Perkins & Co., Gen, ~ Saeed - - 4 Agents, San Francisco, Hot for the Mattlesttp, | Y. Metr ‘ing Binding Com Grand Excursion on Wednesday, : pany, 97 Becond Avenne Bonth et Re oe T,, Washington & Alaska =a Fare for round trip Me, children 2h« Cc “Anh B BRO; nS 008} ee j in Bay Alaska Excursion Trips = Drag Ce St. Michael, Golovin Bay i STEAMSHIP vias ~Yupture cared without knife, piney jose Preseript CAPE NONE Of time, 518 Reattle National Bank bafidings City of Seattle from Vester Whart at 10 p.m. Next Sailing About July 2o. No. |, Reattle No. part, Koyukuk, Daw. stor THAT Sait wate All visitors to the to attend the grand ¢ Tw | Calling at Victoria and V | Copneeting with fe tle No. 8 for Ka For Freight’ ity are ited | cursion to the u, Skagway, Dyea, Monday Morning.—A large ship- senger traffic. arrived yeaterday on the steamer from Cal-/ Steamship Farallon Alaska Flyer ifornia, and as @ consequence the markets are well aupplied. Straw- tal ial wanseaven ” Masabieies berries are arriving in large quan: | Skagway via Vancouver, Ke jctoria, couver, a, tithes, but they are being dispose’ of ony and je 4 Helm Hay, Wrangel, Juneau, sails} from Yesier wharf Saturday. weet”, i at 10 PM. Pansenger accom motations firetolast, For intormation. rates, ete, apply to DOOWELL & CO., Ltd, Goneral Agents Phone Main almost as fast an they arrive, The fish markets are well supplied sev- eral large shipments having arrived Marketmen report a searcity of with the re- sult that the price has Increased from Butter-and cheese continucs SIXTY-FIVE HOURS | $. $. HUMBOLDT fails From Heattlo SATURDAY, JUNE 24, AT 8 ‘| City OfBco, 68 First avenue; tolephone | Main 36, Aflington Dock: ‘phone Vike 1a Kh CAINE, Agent firm. The following prices are being of- fered to the producer by the local dealers for delivery in reund lots on the dock or in the car at Seatts Grain Oata, $37.00; barley, wheat chicken feed, $19; bran; shorts, $14.0, Hay—Puget sound, per ton, $6@6.00, Eastern Washington timothy, $11.0 @i2; alfalfa, $9. Kens — Strictly fresh ranch, 17 Ise. $22; } mt DIRECT TO CAPE NOME North American Trausporta- tion and Trad mpany Eetablioned 1892 Is the Reliah’e and Direct Line to ~All Water Ronte to Alaska, | Pirst suing 10 8, Muchas on or Adon Butter ~ Frewh . ranch, §@10c; t sees, Segoe Se yon gar ee BT Sune 10, 1899 Posliry--Chiehene, live, 15@15%e; a'All Yokon rol } wits: eaihag oon Live Btock—Cholce beef cattle, eS oa i a rene 4%4@Se; good Kiegent end pwift ‘ . in | Dawson City calves, drensed, large, 6c; small, des tt calves, large, live, 4e; small. tc. i ROANOKE ; Hides, Pelta and Wool—Heavy ad bd And Ali Intermediate Points on the Carrying U. & Mail found salted steers, over mousse fe; medium sound, per pound, Tic | % Send eat oe Cea 20,99, 9, Approximately Yukon River. sound, all weight S rar ert 4g od oxen, 4@ ‘North American Transportation Trading Company. calves, por pound, Sc; green | & jor Way and Occidental Ave le leas than salted; dry hides |@ per pound, ite; dry culla, one third |§ sutnmer deer, per pound, 2@ winter deer, dry, W@lée; papery | EMPIRE LINE 607 First Ave. it of the Interns gation Compaay ia deer, 9@ 120; dry elke, 9100; green | @ gum tk, 4€f5e: sheep pelts, shepwies tnear-| e¢ on Caltes are oF Comaee, lings, 156 Eastern Washington SEATTLE TRANSFER (0. ~ ereeereesares wool, fe: Western Washington wool, | 120; dirty or timber burned, 100; tal- | — | Jow, 24atIye | Frelgnt, Passenger and Baggage ’ tter, Cheese, Eggs and try eTonaok. To insure delivery send Butter—Ranch, 10@12e; fancy dal- your packages and import- ry, in creameries, 1-ib prin Te Hatt Aas ~~ pice 623 First aren squares, 150; Washington 16@ ike; ant letters for lo d = . “Snenae” bingy Native Wash DAWSON ington, : a4 @ 120; Eastern 12@13¢;, And Upper Yukon Points by alifornia, ide. | x ) —Strictl: f j ratte ne bbing)—Strictly freah Popular Songs NUGGET Honey — California comb, 120 vee AT EXPRESS Record unexcelied for promptness and reliability Temporary Office, 124g; strained, Te. Poultry—-Drensed chickens, 16%c; live chickens, 16e. | Popular Prices puver, ry Inland, Ketchikan, Wran- Haines Glacier Bay and Sitka, and | built eapectally for the Alaska pas- 1s Jammos Streot Empire Line SEATTLE DYEING AND CLEANING. | Atins Dye Works, 22 Union street. ‘Tries phen Bot woul. The only Vremch Dye House in the eity. 110 Western . Generel Joviin jbattlonhip Wednesday, on the steam. Great Northern Raliway Co: other ports er Skagit Chief, from the Flyer 612 First Avenue. City of Beattic will remain at | cine plonh Sou: ote. Tix sale or whart. ttl Y k Tra rtati Ch all ports of call long enough for pas- | Western. Telephone Main as. Seattle-Yakon Transportation Co, si, por’s.2t.ca" tone, growin for ras = fiend offite, 00-02 West Columbia st | The City of Seattle is the only <5 ey M RKET QUOTATIONS W. D Woon, Vien AL Mawhay, Mer /stoamship which was designed and pp te go E wk You 7 poms « saseene m vm, graders, rock men: wager, Pitre a oe eTothtag D Yaylor, Btarr ne Ho . Army black wool hats, 4c. tes, Ar 8 Navy undershiris and dra |H.meach. Blankets $0 and up. Goveta rent tents, 0x9, §7 Overs ints, 62.00 Kirk, 1217 First Avenue, | SEWING MACHINES. enn OR vs) one eee New Home Sewing Machines. Best and cheapest machine made, Bold on casy pay ce next door to Postofice. Cast off clothing, tronks and velises bought vat 110 Second ave ‘Phone Red 11s ABSTRACT OF TITLE. Heattle Abstract Co. . ENOB 14 street. A. ROOT, 10-14 Roxwell build: ARROLL, lawyer, proctor in Miraity and solicitor of patents. we | Seattle National Bank Bafiding. A OTHES CLEANING. | “Reattle Clothes Pressing Co. clothes in shape for #150 cleaning, ad a ~Chiivitan Baden’ jet a Radiges, Books, Literatures Finest agort- ment of reiigtous books in Northwest. Her- din's Book Store, 1007 First Avenae. tee Hanson before purrhading « a sewing machine. A few good second-hand ma chines for sale reasonable. 215 Columbia | street, opposite Postoftice. Wanied— To buy old gold iver, wel, manig. jeweler, 8 Minekley block. Remember that auction sale ts still going on at G. W. Carmack & Co.'s place, and everything must go in or- der to make room for a large new |stock which is expected daily. Ev- lerything we sell is sold on a strict | guarantee, backed by a cold million |dollars. Presents given away daily land all are requested to attend, and especially the ladies. Sales at 2:30 |and 7:30 p. m. G. W. CARMACK, 1823 Second avenue. JOE M. REX, Auctioneer. White is King of wil sewing tm fold by B. D. Voris, 1008 Second ave: plonest |dealer in sewing machines and sewing machine supplies. Telephone Buif Gt ey | DENTInTs. Hay, Grain and F. . ~ SC anerinnnnnnnels 2 . . ; | Second ave, South. Tel, Main #0 HH. Depew. Dentist. Specialist in Crowm Hay (jobbing)--Puget Sound, per Call and hear the new | and Bridge work, ta Burke Building. ton, 87@9; Eastern Washington tim. | ones played on the | = rites ert si | Piano. | M nt P LOANS AND INSURAN rate (Jobbing)—Per ton, 93 | 20s | STEAMSHI | James Both well Mortgage Loans Fire tn Barley—Rolled, $27. ae a. nce & Surety Bonds. 28 Hosto: Ate Tob Corn—Whole, $22.00 WINTER & HARPER wat - feed moal, per t 903 Second Avo. Seattio, Wa Feed—Wheat, $21; olf cake, meal, | “est and only thorough Da School ta $33; middiings, %1@23; ; day and evening Tin Colum bias shorts, $ chopped fe = ry MILLINERY, dairy chopped fe d, $1 | powies +.) ore ay vs Acme Publishing Co. Frank M. White, Master, Salls (0 | ~Siiiencom corer Fourthvaad Pine Meat Pricos. PRINTERS ST. MICHAEL Latest Spring Styles Lowest prices ats AND FURNISHED RO Freah Meat Gobbing)—Cow deef, “ ; ; ‘J 9 per Ib; ateer beef, ¢ per Ib; mut And All Yukon River Points “iors irossox, wi Fine” avenue - + « Good eb te ites FB ves aay Hin lg Tuesday, June 13 isw'reter* 80 Cine Maliagers y jarge Sc per Ib ; . : | sane Ifyou wish « root or antles 100. | P.O, Alley. Telephone Red 1064 Reanertns & S. amed wie | try tho Rochester Hotel, Vike'and. Secon: Provisions Gobbing—Hama, large, | 00d room $1 per week nicely tugnisied 10%; hams, small, Ne; breakfast ba- cates Weems 7s fe 0; Srepememts She ap con, 11%; dry salted sides, 7%c; Rex, paler NANT woe; free baths; electric lighta. | HOTEL YORK, First Avenne and Pik 8%o. first-class rooms and board at ® per week. Salling From Seattle June 6th J. F. ADAMS EE coaod Muldarg et ux. to Herbert ell the wash-|tage, moved to Princeton avenue,| Lard (Jobbing)—Home-made, pe big profita, Fences # ash- » per oe FOR OLWY, cor. Tele and Upper, s% lot 4, block 20, Yesier’s | He gly ohh at 80 cents on the dollar, Inear Thirty-sixth street, and as |ib, 7%c; White Star, Se; Coin Special, me Jape e pom and t sieake add, May H, $10. | the were several children in the |#ic; lard, compound, tlerces, sige; BOMPMister 168 Ibs th Nome and Golofnin Ba ULERWOOD HOUR Charles H. Bowles et ux. hd Ply- departing family little Nellie hurried tex, 8% Singie rooms si. $1.50 and g2 mouth Guaranty Saving Bank, part | ROBBERS along. | Fresh Fish Gobbing) — Malt- For freight and passenger rates apply to THe VICTORIA, i200 First " lots 5 and 6, block 13, lot 14 and n 20) Later in the afternoon the Httle|but, — a¢de: 7 avemneli HLCTE MNialing | with wath, cee OV. Beat, pinpeicter, feet lot 13, block 22, Burke's sec 1} McNamam boy brought her home. | founde : rock Or White Star Dock, foot of Spring st. HOTRLSA VOY Pleasant roome ; 635 Fi add; lot § and w 2 feet lot 9, block 2; | THEIR VICTIM Soon after, at about 3 o'clock, Nellie trout, 12%@15e; shrimps | MANION HO As sup plat block 1 and 8% ae Las | started out again, aw all the family | shad, 3@4; smelt, 4@e; BANKS. | r bh ry's fourth 044; lots 1 to 12, jor supposed, to play, but from facts | Olympia, $3.50 per sack; sana : ~ Northern add; part sec 90, tp 26, r 4, |learned subsequently it t# learned | gallon; clama, $1.50 per THE voam Avion st BANK OF Gacat N OMe, 612 Firat ava | Fa nel, awh sec 25, tp 26, r 3, November! prawront, N.C. June 19.—E. B.\that whe started to return to the Mc-|ness crabs, alive, $1.10; PES ATHERT one Main Uy. | i. domaneky, ‘ 29, 1898, q. ¢., $1 \ Weeks, a well-to-do merchant of|Namara home, and she has not been | ling cod, 5@ black cod, 6@7 ral bea ing, © business trai No way us 1s sirerett. rere mote in gay Berit fo Re ase A Charies = pret met 3 |Bague «ound, was murdered Bat- |neen since | Vegetablos + cites’ "Vico President | fall © =, St yereen bs a snlen. bankrupt, Mock gf merchandise—all oO same, © ja ts Me Arty mae tore Sac, ae: es Gobbing)—White River | Lexter Turn 1 490P.m, _Spokanc-Rossland yaw p m | Foods in gene 7 ; 3 ‘ November 19, 189%, urday night In his store. 7 KY. Parkhurst éL Paul, Chicago and East, lilckorton & Davi Au eae ay ide ae When some of his family went to epared His Death Papers eienanie si8@45; Yakima and Ore-| gent and telog AASHAN GS payanis — Betate ood Beoraat. Caakt & “Josephine C. Josephine and bus-|tho store they found that the win-] NEW YORK, June 19.—Undertak. | gon, $48; new potato bO2% oper ib; | tn BU the, principal sities of the Called | - hand furpiture. 132 Dire Ae ees band, Louls, to Sophie Welfare, lot 1| 4 utters had been broken open. |¢f George Sturvemegger, who killed | beets, $1.25 sack; carr 900@S1 per | Hates end Burop AMERS, wat , Louis, to 2 5 dow shutters ha een broke a ze > a vist es the ®ack; garlic, 9c; California aspara-| , 01 "» hate - re Be egg 9 meee Pasir Sigg 9 South lahey saw the tracks of two per- — pty mga ke Pd iinsecten ~ a her'ibt Walle Walla eapar dik PUGET &§ OUND rit NAY BANK | Seattle, Bamands and Everett, aie Seattio Fuk Co pais ones a orice, attle, September 3, 4 : © the wintawe: Stiey | teas $reg : pele net se Ao algae ° ‘square | business ‘ 1 elfare and husband, Al-|*ons und he suicide. On a desk In his room was | @ 1 i ; TEAM aper bought, and old newspapers sold. No, Ro ge pin ding sg block (fund Weeks upon his bed in the |found a carefully prepared death cer- 1b; tomatoes, $4 +0 liakareweh art Ba Oe er, ‘a eee, « ~ la be bey Ks Sales Senne” FEeeee ome : deattle; lo + ope around eck |tifieate which the suicide had writ B0c per doz; wax beans, 10c m4 Moss’ second add, South ” ttle; lot#| store with a ropo around hig neck | Iter, Sturvemesger had a aMght quar-| Per Ib; atring beans, fo per Ib; new | gacob Furth Prosidons Alnvka Junk Co. pays bigest prices? 2 to 6, bick 48; lots 9 to 12, block 17, | ang his fect on the floor, No other| per ee ie aie, wiagh aedbabic lad 24024 w onions, to.| &e Newtolder i Pronto nit returns, No iit Western avenue Mo first add, South Seattle, June | marks were found on the be “ly, but te se tla . Oregon peas, 1c; rly Rose potatoes, KV. Ankeny aahior | y ed 8, $200. yg ane a Natal |the one made by er The mur ESSE ea 2.75 per carload sack Correspondents in all tho Primelpat ettiesia HAKERIES, e joodin, nee Craddock, | gare sot abo e ates . > RANA ra hut BY ogy tar el long 050 hel eh ratte Day at Battleship Fruits ho United States and Europe Three Round Trips Dally—Except SUmMaY | iinsayis ome wady Wroad. cakes and ne Ls 4 ™ odd gem aang - EE | 5 bes! t r £ 1b block 49, Pontius’ sec- | Notice to Readers of Tho Star) The elegant steamer Skagit Chief) Green fruit (Jabbing)—Oranges, | ¢cANDINAVIAN. AMERICAN BANK TIME CARD rb baba Beal wa Av6, Ma $700 Flyer wharf on Wedne seedling, $9.0004; navels, $4@5; OF SEATTLE Leave feattlo 7 a. m., 22m. and 5 p.m. TAILORS. ‘ aley and = husband. Mr. D. H. Hawkes has sold hin lat ea June 2st, for the battleship lemons $204.50 app fan-| Cornor Yestor Way and First A 1 ra ere vo & mm, 2390 p in, and Sa Paoli Maui leet RT t., to Parry Lewis, block lof subscribers to the ar, oes has | iowa, The boat leaves 9:30 4. m.and|cy, $2.60@3.00 per box; — ban-| Capital , Hnects at Seattle with Steamer Flyer | and #2) suits made in tho eity, Dyeing, cers md add, North Se-;no further connection with this pa-\2 p, m. unas, $2.50 pe buneh; Calle Andrew Chilberg aco paning, Repairing, 715 Third avenue. tk feet lot 3, block 21, Well & (per. ‘The purchaser of the route will Sealasiilbiales a fornia black fig Ib boxes, $ O' Sucobhen i Fakes yound tp Had; a. | Denny's add, December 16, 1498, |hereafter take subscriptions and) Tattleship Towa grand excursion on 60; cartoons, $1.25; emyrna figs, 220 | yeading-Colan Bock, Seattle a ARCHITECTS make collections, The #eattle Star, | the akagit: Chief, Wednesday at 9:30 | per lb; new dates, Tc; sweet apple ‘Telephone, Seatt KE, W. HOUGHTON, Architect, ai, Gs, Ob ee & Braaten to Theodor J, |i. F. Chase, Bu, Mgr. and 2p. jcider, 300 per gallon; med, sweets, | Transacts a Gencral Banking Husinoss » Manager | and 417 Collins block,