The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 26, 1899, Page 2

aed a Stith iia kee alin uae aie ts lien asia eae liner ee tains caiac i aeeeacieaaamaem ee STE ERR TEN TEREST UN TTR RONEN PERRI EEN II eR Rg ES ETP TR ii Pubiisners H, WELLS Rvery afternoon 4 Sunday clatma at Cape Nome Its a huge and instructing Collector Batr th a Trust "Company. THE SEATTLE STAR, Nenbessond mail or catriers. No free Then you come to a solid bed of tre LEWANON, July a vewereees pewtons Wn . vs 2 } * jand grave nic rponatt | - leon nation of tron industries has Ten-room House, No. ; _ Telephone Pike 150 \eecatiaat” leds eae che aaotca ott | beon effected by the consolidation, of Hix-room House, No, 20a 17 Diticos No b10T Third Avenue t d b H til vad no ee knows the extent or depth 'E t D t the Pennsylvania Bolt and | Nut , cota per dag g enue , w » a eo powt ort at atthe, Wash f thie depost noall the ela wy 1 | works, the ebanon tron wmpany ne “oh o & cor. F Drive th ¢ o a | Bo heh ys BS oe gions Wan e y 0S | 6S ie bese eis jg oe latch’ ace as ern emocra S$ and the Bast Lebanon Iron company ) sai ang ows iF, ‘iW Washin _—_— = be ~ of this elty, and J. WH. Bternbere . . P areater depth than three or foot P a Now we #hall see what we shall Ho. wan be aken but W. Hon and the National Bolt, Nut an in Ohio, eases eres He |: eee ccececceccececcececce henitcbenieed! ewain: te ‘the. clty trouble and expense of mining it fEvaskentiicn Gna Weetl Seanatase & Bo convinced that the distri Cis, & Sieambut, Rates Wo Besiauran of Chicago, recently jilted, has 1 : | American lron and Steel Manufac t j tur ng Company, which will h a piles Taken for Wedding and Party Cake, Spe # no gold Prompects that I did no pital #tock of toe REPUBLICANS HAVE “COMBINED... Shcte'tonwer tn ts ns SW PREPIREE 0 WJ. BRIAN 0 up alone and unaided again i giria who rob gullible men the sary to investigate It ie mir : hard-earned dollars at theaters, soda q orimina) actien te induce anyon present Ur mploy about 4,000 men rile f : eaier @uGisalaa atove Reantecn and a Gat mi ANl Kinds of Bread, Cake and Ples, - - - Manvlectorers of Harttack and Toast the Dietetor From Of the, Mellowing Im the passenger lint of Ambiguous Election Law.§ P. A. HALLBERG, Prop. 119 Pike St. proposes to rible ¢ , the Elihu Thomaon: J. Anderson. HQ. 4. 8, Belmont Tells the je} DES MOINES, lowa, Jul At Proposes (0 make & terrible KAMP!) — @reqn Hills and Rolling Swells = Xymtad, O. .R Williams, O. Ander | torney popes + pr pe aura tne nee ~ of one of th on for the benefit of all , " ° n n , a biké dachiank aide son, W. A. Ray, & A. Ballard, 8, F Why Whitney Went lowa Iaw governing the election of other resorts for the unwary, and | Te & womankind. Me has, therefore, en Landrith, N. W. Priat M. Weed sremite nlecte ambiguo' j er $1,200 from his ex-eweetheart, al — reat _ ae 7 Ww, + 4 mean that each district should « nip BUILDER H feging that she did awfully a - ee a perl its own elector, instead the wh : with wiahalons mist anton a1 gue COLUMBUS, 0., Tuly B-Pewtive (Green vs Rahey. ow. Ocecwtae CHICAGO, July 26~The name of | *t8te voting - ‘eal 5 ¢ fester This ENGIN! E RS AN > re all tranches of the supine venk Geniiitios ah los-erdae proof of the extstence of a combina- P Dewvlbe, A. H. Sporne, A. 8 i : " poe —) would result possibly in ¢ ction and all other clanmos of 4 it and repairs SRT ne § . tion between Harry M. Daugherty, Cheo, 0. H. Fry, F. Johnson, A. A. | George Dewey inatead of Wi1AM J. of one Democratic elector, The 4 g Worthington’ pumping gp Ritts Com : soda and lemonade, covered her Pet on, W. Kremm, J. J, Sheehy, Bryan may head the Democratic na ter tube boilers and the Unite ~ torney general recommends that the Charies L. Kurta and their respective } shapely hands with the softest kids pee H. M. Sheehy, J, Chisholm, J. New-|tional ticket in the next campaign. |iaw te patched up by the legislature ¥ f that the glove counters could afford, | {720% tmetuding ex-Mayor McKi®- mann, D. W. Campbell, L. Thiome, Those who are wishing to shout and yoy, winter » es RAMBLER ; also at his expense, d ted her 22M And James Holcomb, of Cleve-| W. ¥. Turner and wife, J. McGregor, vote for the admiral may have the AND@e : ’ land, Charles Gerrish and Howard Mrs, 8 Candron, Mrs. M. Calleno, opportunity for an effort ts being ') ‘ Deaving bescm with blushing red sahutnaton of Columbus; C. P. Grit. Mins Agnes Calleno, A. Durard and a by Democrats who like Hard Cruis of the P tral 1 roses which cost him $2 per fin. of Toledo, and many others, to Wife, T. B. Hiack, #. Btranton, W. H. not the slogan of 16 to tL and who) WASHINGTON, D. C., July 26 S40, S20, OBS, O20 } and, lastly, but by no means least = sto Nixon. GW. OR H. W. Wallen, wish to divert the party into more A private letter received at the navy Cosh ot inotatleents i rode persistently and repeatedly by | CNtTO! the next legisiature, came 10 i Noss, L. Goldetein, J. N. Klpion, | popular patha, to induce the hero of / department today from an officer on his side in buggies which netted the (2® SUrtace today. ‘The combination j Garison, Geo. Hurg, Chas. Allen, | Manila to reconsider his expressed | board the cruiser Petrel, states that FRED . MERRILL CYCLE Co - ep ee toh netted (he promises to be successful in the event W. Flaherty, F. 8 Wormer, C. Har- resolve not to enter politics and be- she is crusing about Lingayan bay 1106-1110 Second Ave, Seattio ivery stable man $8 per day. Nay./o¢ this proving to be a Republican man, A. Wermer, B. H. Morgan, A me ® candidate for presidential about 200 miles from Manila. The = more She eat by his side closely year, and if it is the combined lead- Duefaur, W. H. Lyon, jr. W. J. honors writer saye the work is excessively i anuggied up in expensive seats at the ers will find themseives given power Reavey, C. H. Howe, T. Lewis, V.| Dewey is the hope of the Dento- tedious those on bart arent ~=DOOO Cedar Poles Wanted theater night after night, and sighed | commensurate and even | ¢x ceding Henderson. 0. Rarnet, J. A. Reuth-|crats of the East. who forfeited thelr “ speaking terms with the natives ROPOSALS are wanted for furnisbing and delivering along certalg ; eloquentiy when the mimic love | the power of the chief executive er, G. B. Sheehan, J. Etchmas, F. leadership by opposing the ve *@ result the ehip's crew t# unable streets and aile-. in the cities of Keattle and Tacoma. They will be able to prevent Bose Anderson, T Wadecamp. Geo sue. In Dewey they behold « popular to get any fresh food or fruit from ~~. CEDAR POLES —-——_ —_ } atenes were enacted—ell at hi e€) Qo. of Cincinnati from securing the! Carthy, B. McCarthy, K. Brown, ¥.| idol who 4 dim the taurets of the |» and is compelied to subsist on} ngacsenm | Benes. Then, when his bank 8c-) passage of the r r legislation for’ W. Ostermeyer, W. Holmes, R. ©. boy orator and stampede Democracy | the regular shi p's rations Fifty feet in lengts and nine inches at the top. en oeangive tes ~ | count was a painful memory of the! the Queen City, will be able to force Lambier, J. Sherman, H. Sander, P. to his support. They think nom - and sound and free from soft kaota, and peeled. or further information past, she sald she would be his sister | Judge Nash as governor, should he MeCarty, C. King, P, Weber, D. Hal. Ination of Dewey would moan the Th Du 1d Bu II t | | call a = + nee is } dnd Wonk Se~teeamsing with an- [00 ected, toe to thelr demand lingham, J. Reinel, J. Heidson, G. | permane iving of Bryan, the e ume um ule SEATTLE CATARACT £9. rhe ae . ie ‘ot hold . ames 1 : Me ee bo a malt Ota a on exene #xoguaLMiE PowkA ©0.) wehingto mote, azther young man. For all of which | threat of b * up his appoint- Mullen, H. E. Meyers, J. Amet, D. 8. shifting th y from L1eRNene BeogH a ments, overthrowing his boards and Lioyd, A. Zasar, J. A. Graham, EK. ©. the West back to the East, and the i Misdemeanors, partaking of the n@ | gnoring his recomn Jination of 1@ to 1 to more live! The dumdum bullet secu ts ndations, and in| Bullette, M. Ferrin and wife, Rh. Mo sube ture of shell games, she is now right- fact will prove so powerful that in Figgirs, F. L. Freebing. F. Mlasy. C. and t anuce name from the Indian arsenal by fully indebted to the complainant in| the end they will be able to accom-|O. Brickman, T. H. Hayes, A. FF.) 0 P Hetmont, of New York, ts whose officers it was devised, and the makin ratu nee the sum of $1,509 of good American) Plieh their prime object and com je, KR. KB. Orchard. W. H. Law- authority for th vent that the name should not be spelt in two from BL deg. to &5 deg. west of the Seattle’ oye “ms . eattle’s Favorite Concer! House, a a pletely reorganize the Republican! rence, W. J. Ake currency, as aforesaid. party of the state and once and for| Heck, W. E. Rt The progress of this unique #UI€ | 41) offace Hanna, Dick, Grosvenor et) Landorff, 1 C. Clarkson, W. Bastern Democrats are trying to in-| w C. Coakley, C, duce Dewey to become a candid ople appear to th Dumdum | tion 1 was 100 degrees, in K eweomb, J. A. Wil. | for the presidency. Me says they | is town and a military station four | county, and 104 degrees in Whitman will be watched with breathless #us- (4). This information is absolutely re-| son, D, Dottros, A. Graham, A. Neel. have sent William C. Whitney to | mi wtheast of Calcutta, It was) county F nied i pense by tens of thousands of young liable. The combination is on and/ey, H. P. Campbell and wi Mies | Hurope, ostensibly to invite Dewey | the expert Boudan, and! Lower Sound and Straits. —Boston Oberon’s Ladies’ Orchestra men and women throughout the lend. Foraker will be protected against his) Joste Pelence, W. Campbell, J.J. to a ban tin New York, but In re-/ also in the riean war,|—Very dry Rain of the 20th inet Herr trvin Baruch, Conductor. de or even hyphenated, as a lot Canc jes, while in the eastern por- te lof 5 IRVIN BARUCH, PROP. 5 friend” Hanna. | Hearn, J. F. Bradey, T. J. MeArthur to Invite him to become the / that the new «© rifles, whone “ t d much to witn, ' It may mean much to them. A ver | ’ uw 4id not wet the ground enough | dict nf he plaintif? might have oo | a G. BR Cole, 2. Haldermann, N. B and-bearer of re-united Demo-| «mall caliber them to have @/help the growing crops much, Hay SPECIAL ARTISTS / ee ee ee MOUNT BAKER MINERS Meier 6 © Gulbeut Geo Mauer cry much «rea uracy and greater |in fine shape and crop heavy, First) #rom principal Eastern Theaters ang Widespread and disastrous results J. May. R. Matias, @ J. Hens, B.C - ~— oe artying power than the old weapon#| half of week eplendid hay weather | Concert “alla , Other fitted lovers could enter the) oy. srount Raker mining district Is| Hens. E. W. Durr, T. McRoberts, E Light Crop of Hay. were faulty in one important partl-/tatter part no t her, eprink- | Adm courts from one end of the country | peing rapidly invaded by gold-seek-| Albert! W. J. Kaye, J. Heina, Robt CENTRALIA, July 2 Maying ia | CY¥lar, The small caliber bullets have | jing showers Orcas—The weather | tablish valid ers. A tri-weekly stage has been os-| Baird, O. P. Withal, J. H. Nolon, N./ neariy anished In Lewls county, The | *U@ht effect on those struck by lis simply perfect. Olga An ground _ Every Friday Amateur Night the | tablished from Deming to the toti|Juveland, J. A Gall, D. Kelly, T yicid was rather Tight, but the qual- | ‘hem, and it was to obviate thin diM-| crops doing well Appl falling | Amateurs Wanted on the north fork of the| Armstrong, A. Purdy, PE. Carrotl, ity in good Price ow, good | Culty that the Dumdum bullet wae] padiy; crop wtll be | M vaant okmack, six miles above Glacter|@. Millard, D, C. Reid. W. ¢ way hy evlling at to $ Grain | devieed. Th ullet is one from] Vernom—The past week han bean ecet | " 7 ‘ creek, and partie prospectors are|D. @. Walker, H.C. Morrill. J. A. harvest will commence In two weeks | Which part of the nickel or copper! with showers, interfering with bay-|% Grocery to the other and claims aggregating more than Pension rolls of the federal ax ment. A financial pantie might even cn- be precipitated by many attempts to passing through Deming dally. Jonnson, B. Cronan, W. Dahl, Ro Boland the yield promises to be vering removed, #0 that the | making, but proving a great benefit rhe nied he gettic cases out of court, so as to Erekin, P. F Kelly, A. Olsen, B { of the usual quantity, owing to foree of the impact spreads the soft partures and gardens Prair avoid unpleasant notoriety. Nelson, J. W. Russell, Ft A ‘ AM, the long cold spe | lead, making « missile that inflicts a ‘eather favorable for growing cropa, Highest Prices Paid. Siniahe: Se ait ie. ee. Adoring: T. Adams, J. F. Hix, H. Fisher, ‘T hse a revere abattering wound oudy all week; some rain, though Barclay. J. P. Haas, B.C. Crockett Body Tied to Bicycle. H - — — pe enough to epoll hay. La Con JAKE MARTIN. the more one thinks of it Philadetphia young men have eud- FOR ST. LOUIS Temp je for the Elks. l seas t Marry eae PORT ANGELBES, July %—Naval ed by Joseph Hough on Sun 19th, then nae | ner—Fine haying up t Prittid clouded up; rained Zist. Not over half the hay cut, great @eniy awakened from their condition Loot “ mer F laid ch of the oats > ? NC r : cae ge No. 353, B. P.O. Biks, expect ; 4 owe, | S | Rain laid much PIGOT & FRENCH CO. of innocous dissuetude and are now to shortly begin the erection of a| ony trond pry Sage nha herd ew Jewe' ly OS |iey dows. Astington—The ST. LOUIS, Mo., July 4.—Autome- Past by ir Par- alarming the staid Past by their Par biles are to be placed in competition temple for the order. The Bike red bie ole The body was tied to the Te ee ee ¥ big ange sig dts : Bee a = eter senses bave won: - is to send packages of costly sik Lous, A corporation for that par- aa tceal cmeminnetlosten ve poo: | A large pearl serves as the back | with some rain. but not enough stockings to their best girl, Sev. | pose has been organized, with a capt. | Dace Toa comcriy entertain the mathe TALE OF DEATH and sides of a swan in a pretty|help vegetables much, although ev- 3 the Northwest. | Catalogues, Pam eral young men in Seattle thought tal stock of $500,000. It is the intem-/ 10. ron, tne vieiting sh brooch, the eyelids being set with alerything is growing finely since warm Monty’ vr & ring | yak opportunieg that it was an opportune time to in-| tion of the projectors to place the | rw of diamonds: the eyes are repre- | weather sect in again, Prospects very te igure 7 system In operation on or before Oc- an a poe ted by two rubles. on troduce the fad oo Puget sound and tober. cane. ares surveys. 'a7-| SAUNDERS IN AND SUFFERING. rubles | last week diepatched neat how, carte and omnibuses will be run The tong, narrow purse for iadies | week bb e been very good for farm Of silk foot coverings to three well- along certain specified routes for a KANSAS CITY ls din aken. Tonk 68 conleicin Cf al wath, Taw acde Geeuabiy Gall te SEATTLE TRANSFER CO known blondes. Now they are won- | price which \ireatens the business of PORT TOWNSEND, July ™%—|dark green has one end completely | Heavy rains night of Zist will delay pa daring Wet hci: then, the street rallway companies rw! ¢ Kotzebue min-| covered by flat silver openwork, and| haying; probably do some injury Freight, Passenger and Baggage, l Three viet oft —_———— automobities are also in prospect. In Be % ing bubble have arrived from St. M s set with semi-precious stones 1 k Diamond—Poor week for hay A Paris newspaper says today that | *‘dition to the passenger tramMc the hact on the brig Courtney Ford, | gd ing; considerable hay out ready to STORAGE. Capt. Dreytus is seriously 11! with | “UDPABY contempiate a general ex-| By.Collector of Customs Now | which sailed from that place July 1.) An odd but handsome belt buckle | be housed, was caught in rain. Oats rhsee Bh diva tt. emnen pehen seer eee lTheir names are A. R. Kalweit, Mil-| has for ite ornamentaton designs in| immense Potatoes Jooking fir ne Mal 2-46 iid 623 First Arey : — etiam a a Bank Cashier - work. One side has the appear-| Enumciaw—Hop lice reported plen * lwaukee, Wis.; John A. Koehler, Fort! hoped that the French government is t, while the other, | tiful in most yard; second sprinkling » " . Wayne, Ind, and F. W. Babbitt,/ ance of being tif int t taking every precaution to prevent | | | PONT TOW NEEND July Tt Ie) teat City. Ind, ‘They were among | felleved by bright cutting, has a big! going on wiby—Barley and £ the possible contraction of “fever” 9. i repe rose here on lgagih pe ' the sgere on the bark Guar-| *pphire set in the center wheat nearly ready to cut a 1H t ceepted a position in ’ by the prisoner through the medium 4 a a ter Prat r oi «Oo many d >. oo “the gray eH les Terme negara aged whdapagel FOR ee Call Diego Fruit (0. of his food and drink. There are The case of the Washington Na until her arrival) set with small pearl Harry @ sa army officers in France who are tional Investment and Buliding As none too good to surreptitiously pols- 1 sociation, of Seattle, va J faund were among the pie hed Marion ¢ on the man whom they treated In ab Fe ee aaa ae oe ane 1 re a 2 0 n Mart t wan. teen fortunate rtzebue Another attractive belt buckle of | than his fellow sufferer Schwam, who i e treet euch a cowardly manner in the Sstek tater tier neoviee wis previous stories | cold, having the appearance of being | was awarded $100 damages in cent past s and disap | at, is in the shape of two mussel* | panford’s court. Th to the fro: n the w Gots i Wee pene sa ‘i pe prnnesh pean fi po . oy (ay | pot wild and fruitiess|thickly studded with pearis and em-| of trouble aboard the ship during The business men of Seattic will superior court of Jefferson county |**@rch for gold. Broken in health, | eraids Payee jrecent voyage from Baltir . ore foree . . yy 4 ‘ spirits, and finances, they are giad the sailors claimed to have bee upioubtedly be present in force at But Not in Paying to the supreme court ce tensa civitantion alive, ‘They | ac pretty: taletend. ct bronse int-loca by the offoacs. célwe Hentoré the meeting tonight called for the This © was tried last March ction of Kot tates a rock on which is perched an 1 that ut had Purpose of placing the proposed ex The investment company brought 1 then head-|eagle with outepread wings, On lift no damages of a serious sult againet Saunders and Tosier t for th position on a good financial r the | natu and that the court sho! eae uantities quit title to a $1,000 paid up tun Fhe . anes The project is one deserving prompt Q | . a ie te ths nueadialinn ty dC. Beak they went without Anding more|!nk are disclosed.—The Jewelers’ not interfere in the control of sallor Fecognition by all those persons who | ders for $890, with Tozter’s name en PH plage Wants during maneuvers at sea. On these ene hain y ‘ ‘ . prot pase wih sa | hia TREY say as a result of the K grounds the court refused the dan are interested in building up the dorsed thereon. Toaier claimed hin], They tay as a result of the Katae.| WEBSTER HAS phage ergy aeghe don prospected every p ster bue sound country ¢ Kowak river, prospecting |!ng the wings receptac trade of the city natne on the certificate was a forgery | DUS CxC!l ele ae ae | —S— ACCORDING TO LATEST Rt PORTS 272 24" demand for the return of | ere ATC e No me et thelr Inst | “D. W. Phili WiLt muy A Is this hot enough for you? Don't , © the certificate shat cium he os aan Mr. 0. W. 2 | The case was hard fought in the superior court, the trial lasting se yw pennil all speak at once. al days. Judge McClinton de well's Hotel attle barber sh P » . distinguished character in his ‘ie Finest Talking Machine Mada | — Tozier's signature wae a forgery Yaa deed vt P > tive of appeal waa not taken until a @ long way off, although! paye won for him many admirers 4 87 Now Diggin few days before the expiration of the oheritt Speck, of Spokane, has every-| ang once a customer is his friend, he From $7.00 to $800 time allowed by law | thing ready. Webster's attorneys | aiways remains #0. Many of his o | | alwe on of George Webster | piper ai _—— | applied for a writ of habeas corpus | fiends who were his customers in St « Sherman, Clay & C / CINCINNATI, ©., —July 26—It is KLONDIKERS iM JAIL. rpeiged ep, typ last evening. | Paul are now residing in th “STEINWAY” isan 0. gaid here that M. E. Ingalls will soon! The latest news from the Cape |For the Port Angeles & East- bi By Wate ere ie pao and are patronizing him here, 2 tS es mae Avene, ALAS resign the presidency of the Chena-| Nome district was brought here to-| | Mre. George W. Carmack, the Tn | \ United Gtates supreme court | that city Mr. Philips had @ mag peake & Ohio and the Big Four raii-|Gay by the steamer Elihu Thomson, | an wife of the discoverer of th ern Railway. pte es and a stay of execution jcont shop in the Hale block, corner oads. The new position which it is ch left Michael on the 13th | Klondike, and her brother, “Skook $ secant eek Wifes. date et. | ceo 2: [of Fourth and Jackson, aia ate Tueatio with llawig Bppithey Pm um Jim,” spent last night in the city| PORT AD a eh, July 2 Webster wan convicted of munter-|" ir, Philipe, as from in the'thterest of a: 1 polyp Nearly 200 passengers came xouth| Prison. An over-supply of whisky |—The Port Angeles-Bastern railr 1)tng a woman in Spokar He de-| magnificent barber, is a perfec in the |company wound up work on all its| fended himaelf by claiming that the|tieman; one whom everyon contracts and will now econcen-| woman assaulted him in such alynow, He is full of amiles and pleas which led to a disturban tified with On the Thomson, Many of them in- 1 the Cape Nome diggings several, He will 50-Cent Books corridors of the Seattle hote! last | #m the Pennsylvania and the Vanderbily Vestiaat - gnste'on o0ek its ees * c ht led to their arrest. ‘This fore. | trate its efforts on pushing ur-|way that he had to defend himaelf, emories of th st. He has dA Mo " entn A act | and the majority of the opinions ex-| Might i 7 ant mem ~~ M — nt wo and a sth gremed to Bar reporters were un-| 2008 Judge Cann fined Mra. Carmack | Veys through to Olymp' and is me and the killing was not intentional. | nad eome of the most distinguished Our s0-cent books con- arbitrator or mediator for all the|Presed to Star reporte Sruniteviees Skookum | Curing its right of way over the en-| He claims further, that he was found | men of the country as his customers t b §, Ph ap Weds represent The salary ph seat : ve comes up this afternoon for|tire line as rapidly as located. It i# | guftty by only 11 men on a Jury com- i should know him in order to ap 1in about five dollars gaid to be $75,000 a year. When it appears that there te wold in the | 107 | probable that no new contracts will | pased of 12. eae eon CASe worth of music, if pur- j seone 2 = a. A, t oy vac an rnb Phizciiratent ay petsaw se? be until this w re 8 ymplish 7 os | hens During Mr. Cragwell’s absence chased in sheet form. largest railroads entering the city| Prospecting t# still « on, } Father at Eighty s se Mesa ites Dh ager nde KYA | ine wint the Hast, Se, epi Call and examine them, i and endless changes in the minor| Very little gold is being taken out,| ANDERSON, Ind., July 26—A nix. | “?ll be awarded for Olympia had absolute cont th the Mut ee : | positions of both the Chesapeake & | Men who been in the country | teenth child was born today to Mra W ekl Cro B II ti | well's business tn oth the 2 an } Ohio and Big Four for the past month or two say that Waiter Ellis, The father in 84 yoaurn e y p uetin. [ee teotion sie ieaeiiean WINTER & HARPER aeainneaenaiiapein bedrock has never been reached, even|of age and the mother 45, a record DEWEY’ S CLAIM Jentire satixfaction of his employs Anvil creek. “Instead, the miners which ie attracting @ great deal of | R 903 Second Ave. atte, Wash. have, after going down three or four | attegtion. FOR BOUNTY. A A feet, atruck a layer of ice and gravel _ - - os . B fae dace at ilk tae tense toes seATTLE, Wash, Tuentay, soir) Safe Deposit oxes 3 Seta en gal Sete Ry geist id | WASHINGTON, D. C., July 2¢.—|culture, Climate and Crop viet | Valuable Articles and Papers W hen —_ all to keep away from the district for Admiral ree Dewey has filed in|of the Weather Bureau, Washington | Por rent at ® a at least a year WILL BE LARGE the court of claims, through his at-| Section, for the week ending Monday, bead a AUSTIN, Tex., July 96.—~The pletol| The trouble over claim-jumping re tarneve, ble claim for naval bownty| suiy'sd, dese Safe Deposit Veuits Y ou Want carrying habit in Texas, which has | ferred to before in the Star, ia | os W, Columbia St E. SHORROCK, Manager You carry ig growing out of the battle at Maniial ang pret part of the week was] been the direct cause of so many ing the United States troops consid- 4 88 Phis is the first | killings recently, Ix to be supprensed |erable anxiety. ‘The report of the | Oregon Fields Promise Large |”, May 1. 1. This ty ine feet | warm and sunshiny, being all that SOS E GTS th \ Bx: rg: i by legislative enactment is such a fatal fight there Is not confirmed, al- Yields This Year |court, and it Is anticipated that there| the farmere could re for haying Spot Cash Bf < a n thing is possible. At today’s session though matters between the soldiers ° lwitl be ) and 6,000 of | this was followed by cool and t ron of the state tax commission « bill | and claim-jumpers almost reached a| SALEM, Or. July 2—J. Mo Rum | tion att ally cloudy da . and & hehe rain Gold must E in a New, Slightly Used was drafted which imponen a tax risix about a fortnight ago ell, @ prominent hop-buyer of Porte eee scene of the navy, after | Which fell on night ive 31s! kuin wae oe Sacsnduand $500 a on, each dealer in platoia| A. Kyle, head of the party of 2 land, who i# making @ tour of Inspec. | (Phe Serreialy 0) itn eon | being light over w and sh JOSEPH MAYER or other firearms that may 1 in- | Bostonians who went to the Koyu- tlon of the hop sections of the 9tn te, einen ee ee anaes ne. [ery over eastern a n; the amount & it | eealed on the ye 1. This bill will|kuk last year, came down on the saya reports sent to him regarding | (1. t'ts the court of claima a num-| Was O11 Inch at Be attle and 0.04 in 116 Cherry St 1 Bu Ie or be submitted to t ecial seasion| Thomson. He says he traveled over | the condition of thig year's hop crop) ie ce claims, in order that the mat-|%t Spokane, ‘This rain somewhat re- | : Nome diggings Coast by agents are fully corroborated tarded haying in the western sec lters involved may receive judicial at Remember we have the should advise people eep| personal investigation. The crop of } tion, but did no tnjury: The crop ts « t » st Ss - Wags Mh te vedi dd Boy ron, he eays, making | COm*deration exceptionally heavy and in prime La Cs t Vv = Largest and Most Com: . he C district,” he | this year in Ores of the legisjature whi vember meets in No- | WEATHER FORECAST. 1 Star r nay If a conservath timate, will aggre-| gage, ~Roediger Restored °""! Dee ee ac Fa MET plete Stock in the City. Gane any gold there, a neweomer ate about 85,000 bales, Lice and | The rain wa o Ladios, have your Tailor-made Suits Call or write for prices and terms For Seattle 4 Vicinity. —Tonight 41! have but little to get it, mold, he says, have not yet made TACOMA, July 2 “aptain Richd,! growing crops, especially potatoes made by and Thursday, fair; cooler Thurs-|as the whole country has been atak-| their appearance. The foliage, al-| Roodiger was rest is position;and gardens. In the eastern sec | Mou by ay, except stationary tempers 1. [am in a position to way that) though not an thick as last year, is|/of customs Inapector riay morn-|tion it largely prevented the “no | PIUIMES. & co. DS, JOHNSTON le Thursday gestern portion 5 | the transportation companies doing, perfectly healthy. jine The order to that effect came, winds from burning and shriveling Rooms 2-28 Safe Deposit Nuflding | 303 Second Ave, Burke Bulldlay \ “ v ,