The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 3, 1901, Page 1

T qo Print the News —_— — TOL. 3 NO. 5% HOWLING MADMEN Under Corn King): Phillips’ Iron Hand. May 2—Not since qge ot “Old Huteh's operations ¢ fgamerd of trade has there Deen as facitement a8 swept over the weben trading began this morn n ‘the corn pit was fl acted Ihe madmen tn to cover, wot bedding for May che the opening, and efor ‘eas half an hour old the gxpfecketing to 5S of ie over last nis Spamipe was wt master of ¢ and ruled the market with | and the th bushel. ‘amt—The persistent hammering ‘the shorts foreed a decline, and gee the price had dropped to stamp set in near gem, after a partial recovery, Mec, ral figure was 55s ———_ May %—The Philippine returned here bean of the islands for es- mia where- ‘were suitable. a Fia, May 2.— tm the Cleveland Fiber has spread to scores of dwellings, 39 houses were in a heavy wind was forcing es along through the resi- re ; are now In flames, fe Fesidence section of Jackson- ‘tentaine scores of beautiful Domes, several of which Uncle Samue Out of It. for the continuation mnie law through « new court under ‘constitution. is interpreted here as arent Castro's deter- Bat the asphalt question | be settled except by t COLUMBIA Things Sunday With a Seattle Team. of saaeiii of Co ~ vr out at th Sunday afternoon t witness Sea sna between their | attle aggregation under the ns of the tle Reds. ‘The Columbia Gained quite a reputation and will def ‘tas aying. Roanoke at New es Theater. n Law Declared constitutional. crime ani ‘is ed WE Only Paper in Seattle That Dares Fa wve band, refusing t> dispose of | today | harbor tod aA provisions of | if; BALL TOSSERS| cricket | | COURTHOUSE IMPROVEMENT Saund will t wher e im and Vieinity.—T light nigh went _ TELEPHONE Rival Is Trying to Gain | Tacoma Franchise. | | TACOMA, | being mad }for the tn a telephone with the Sunset. The city counet | has been asked to grant a franchise for the laying of underground wt in this city. Eastern capitalists are | | understood to be backing the move. | May ere to —An effort ts ‘The steamship Oregon, which has! been laying tn the stream for some time, will be taken to Quartermaster day, where she wil! be thor oughly overhauled. When finished th vessel will be placed on the Nom run, : JACKSONVILLE, FLOR FLORIDA, AFIRE! are owned by Northern people, who spend a portion of each winter in | ONLY ONE CENT That's the Price PAY A COPY THE SEKATTLE WASHINGTON, STAR. 1901, 25 CTS A MONTH ed SEATTLE, FRIDAY EVENING, MAY TINMe KNEW HE = WAS MAD So Asked the Court to 3, A FRESH LOT OF Guother’s Candies ! | THE TRACT INDEX. 8,000 SCHOOL CHILDREN | "*' STREW FLOWERS FOR © PRESIDENT M'KINLEY = ; PPPPOPOOOOOSO+ESEOOOSOOSOSOSOOOSESOOOOOOSOOOS | |! a pf Commit Him. ACCOMPANYING THE PRESIDENT 4 bros jum ¢ ~ ° wepaper fential party on its famous tour are Regular Price the Town Over, $15.00 Our Our 12,50 3: One Method Weat, Washington P. 1, Washington Tim: One Price HOPEFUL That South African War ada ms Vblanchar MEDICINE. ‘il This month wilt be the last “ _— - ane - Ave. wien wie acock Spoveptomrese eeatie Banner" and srewed Gowers on the rst nits the preson Let Us Prepare Your tire mock, conmiatig of ~opthonwagg Seva onrwentiztes emesis atau ates ? By Dissatisfied Yakima yay ant hao © We = sive you eve | Wee Firat Ave House Furnishings nd q We Certainly Are Vul Tribesmen ee isdiabuni tir’ tok dad. ter-| erything that science and Ladies’ Wearing : y Are Vuiga : t 2 he ex: | long experience can give, and you are wel- AINDON, May &—The report printed here that ha) bouquet w peetat that 'd 0 De id o » d q ae ore ~y nts ag _ jaw ee ae where in the city. | Open all night. 1 be sold ‘i reat ever seen are prepared to deny it, and few will deny th t . Stewart & Holmes Drug Company. moving. America has @ capacity for vulgarity which is absolutely unpara | 4 : : 627 First Avenue <t i | relagtaa,? aarkates Westberg & Childs THOUSAND DOLLAR : i box ot $30 | Abington has frequen | “THE LEADER N18 Second Ave. TIO Second Ave LIQUOR LICENSE the flames The fire might, howev rendered @ decision which makes a | section of a lard city ordinance invalid. It was at the request of City Attorney Peters of Ballard, and} | attorneys for J. W. Reese and Daniel | Anderson, merchants of the Salm bay city, arrested April 19 by th on & charge of buying secou and goods from a boy aged |16, and not Meeping @ record The attorneys for Reese and John son argued that the ordinance was invalid, and « suggestion w mi ted ina court and abide by the ruling. Justice Cann held that the city had} ight to compel merchants to bi a record of hand «# bods | purchased, but the clause in the ord inance making ft & misdemeanor for | merchant to buy goods from a bc 10 years of m and in di violation of federal law | justice held that a boy of 16 was 7a | ough to support himself and ce tainly had a right to bu ‘The ordinance prescribes a penalty of $50 for the first offense and $100 for the second. Two charges brought against Reese and Anderse Judge Cann fined them $150 acco At the request of the city | | | mm | tea $50 of the fin: The Ballard authorities £ $100 fine war sufficient. Both F }and Anderson pleaded gulity | SCHOOL BOARD. Meet Last Night and Discuss Ap- | pointments of Teachers. An execnzive session of the board of school directors was held last night in the office of Dr. F. H. Coe in the Burke block. The purpose of the meeting to hear ths report of the teachers cmimittee, and arrange appolnt- ments next term Jacksonville. This district t# laid in the eastern end out on a plateau at the crest of the |sweep the beautiful plaza at th business streets which run up and|head of Julia street, diagonally of Jann hv Pr - , _ nighed ‘Callcoes back from a wide reach of the 8t. | posite the old St. James hotel, which in ° §1-3c yard; while John's river—a few miles inland | at one time was Jacksonville's aris a T t arava: - ae AE ‘A x from where the stream empties into |tocratic hoatelry. ‘This plaza is|'Af Meeting vi to t " 4 i, nens. Nearly every afternoon a cool, | ies carried away by > ern . nt halls of Dee ing: odd % doren strong breeze sets in from the south | tors to Jacksonville. It is a hollow y t hke the quarty a Se) ried Dim pking, large and small; and east. If the wind referred to | square, banked by fine winter hotels ine D4 7 cade Cheam et in the foregoing dispatch is such an|and made luxuriant by fowntaine . "ape" ‘ o one, Jacksonville's business section | that all the year play and splash in e —lying low along the water front—| a flowery wilderness of tropical fol. T tr bout e j4s not in the probable pathway of | asant b ; $ 1 AY fe A AT- @ | ~ . . Yesterday afternoon Justice POOOEOEE ESSE SOOOOS COO SOEOO>OEOOOOD Jed early this mm HERBERT $ UPPER an Elyers. E have a superb BIG FIRE the itt and eee - ~ PRO DELEGATE ROBBERS 12 and 13 Scheuerman Block, First Avenue and Cherry St. line of Pearl Hats Setved from | of the very latest _used to repa HIGH ‘SCHOOL _ GLASS MEET Is the Title Selected for ew Gardina shape, from the college fad—the golf —to the dignified fedora. These hats are union made, of the finest material— ve been all over town to find a second-hand Cook Stove guaranteed to bake. You go right to ter house of the plant, in the Unie “TIRED : OGDEN'S, 507 PIKE STREET Loot and Burn a Store} at Elberton, _WaAsHiD wn is placed at $1 steteaaheahn fire wall prevented bay m reaching the ¢ ling and | drensed beef was hang! ne. ie being b t ° geoveesoeenocoeers reer yy 8 | handsomely trimmed, kr and perfectly finished, BIG LIST. The Victorian Will Take Up a Crowd Tonight. eral mer cha a W. B. HUTCHINSON (0, COR. UNION AND mont | : PATENT HAND AND WINDMILL FORCE PUMPS.. ‘| RECEPTION AT ae RAINIER GRAND i} One of the largest load of passen. i ti aw me tes, te Mages nes of pase nba reces Mates t ’ K in a ro This adjoining cut shows a new SECOND AVENUE stern AlAGNS Will gO Horth on th r 1 [evening t Fed . _ " force dard. It is large, ‘i steamer Victorian of, the. Dodwell - will probably result, ‘The | anda mt he ) ‘ : od and substantial In Successors to onight " ond class tick ntest will tak ace in the at jin must “ — hand or wind- Nee eae tee ues and | Athletic eiub gymnasium and epeo- |i on 1 sth and capacity Boston Clothing House Ce eee aie eee ere nemedations ure|tatore of both sexes will be admit- |v 1 by Fr Abbie M. Deering } i Jepth well taxed to the utmost, A great many | tec heir pr f the ig her car # this style we have now a the passengers, attracted by the| erate 4 club r aned N 1 will load 4 y tof dt pk fe P urchasing ee E the charmir int | of " he_ bunk t \ 2} TN Sighs ‘force ets, the trip be or | siven in their . pumps, AD force pumps, tickets "ine nip beine, mage for) THE CORANADA, = |=*"="" pea Bese en, Pare oer he tase haeaeen, abe beat | “ acting suotion force pumps, rotary If you want good light, Sed the satetie | {barrel pumps and hydraulle rams do not buy Welsbach ning to start in, as the river Is open ; amahip ee cinta SNEAK tetrad ee mantles from peddlers NO INQUEST. caps, ete, ete. who are trying to sell 4 British Columbia, agen rtles living out of town and them under our name. | I steamer, the fast liner | ing to get any of our pumps can . 4 Cieiininay' wed Mani ada, will be put on the Heattle. | WITH BIG LEGAL ARRAY he furnished same, ready fitted with Purchase direct from us an inquest over the b | San h pdm mee with pipe rod, ete., all ready to set in well. and have them put on by the In this case you Will need to specify Yavis, who committed A Fesldence on Western av | Francisco every depth of weil tram the top of plat. $$ experienced men, aoe. Panerai 6 | today signed a contract for carrying form, whether for hand or wind _— on A worth's chapel, |frelght from Seattle to San Francis mill ‘use, or both, common or gal- 31 Seattle Gas ‘The dec ber of Home| that will keep the boats busy for two vanized pipes, and what style of anal ” pump you desire, with size of cylin the quantity of water required will ship the goods complete years at least | signed after the The contract wey = el'o|The Proceedings in the Superior Court This After- dex, Electrie Oc. t c ner, of the Gray | possible that as these two boats are ” hein eid tawuel ead: a inlaney sts e X. rey | peobe, teak un fee frre oats are noon—The City Will not Rest Until the Gas Silectaveiito ss se Telephone Main 95 another boat may be adde morning for San Francisco. ' | re| | Monopoly’s Grasp is Broken. PIPER GO. Bree Z. eG MILES & FE u " or y FOR RR IIR RII IOI IA IAL caso against the Seattleyed proceedings agatnat —s¢ 78-84 Yesler Way. * oats * # division of the superior jolty, When the scheme was discover. | * * court this afternoon at 2 k, It Jed ine attorney general was induc ca | *« To get you to try om Congeg rl brought by the attorney against the company, in the state one week. Salen before noon were above $00,000 shares yee prove ite right to operat fo Rave this eutk chrewn out. 9p that Very smooth are the collars after the || % Cotes your choloe of Any bo Of St. Paul advanced 1%, Missourt Pacific 5, and Baltimore lo. 6 Seated te Aumistant Atrornes Gane |feleral OOUP, DUL Palles rough edges have been removed by the ||* ery pound B0c, B50 34 The banks, it tn relterated today, are making an effort to stop the speculative craze that is eweep- |eral W. 1, #ératton,and V The case in’ the federal court went new edge ironer recently installed by $ and 400 Coftes, your chotoe af ing the country. They advanced for this reason, call money to 6 per gent., and will go farther, if |er. The company’s attorneys are|against the city, as had been expect Pere ts = any 10¢ artic * necessary, to bring the speculation within norma} limits. Struve, Alien, Hughes & MeMicken.Jed from, the start. Judge Hanford CASCADE LAUNDRY CO. *"’" Sacuct's S* ix MATHES: Bros They fear @ financial crisis ifthe speculative fever Is allowed to run much longer. fie stciiies Dahir satel aa nd Seat too tenenios an belenant I- \x 3 ATHES fae * ‘This is the second case bearing up ‘ Wor the cure of Idquor, Morphine, Optu 4 To! | GRO Ss Health Wrecked for Life. m that point. When the gas com Gas Company F KEELEY we only genuine Keelty institute in Was & cor. sixth and King Tot, Ma * . any digcovered, some time ago, that pany Foars ish Columbia. J.P. RAY, Mar. Institute | * * NEW YORK, May 2.~The phy sical and mental pressure on the brokers who are handling the tre- {PANY discovered, some time ago, that) INSTITUTE iar: ‘Ave. Take Green Lake or Fremont car, Of. | dtddddnrddoinioorioe toi tt | mendous bull market on the stock exchange has caused many prostrations, A conservalive estimate of |i tenance tudes Durke dcuw uy na] The Present trint will go into th flee 9 Bulllvan Building, ‘Tel. Main. 86 Seattle Ween | ———————— the somber who © broken down under the atrain is placed at forty, Some of these, it is said, will never ordinance, which was slibr 4 through qusetion vag much aonpe] preevevercecerecereceerreceervecercsserrerecyey eg onan tne recover from the strain. he counc is ordinance er cas in the federal | WHEW YORK, say 2—Avbig alump In prices et In tla afternoon, Union Pacifi, Rock Inland ana at. [Pattee came than inthe f Unadulterated California Wine DR. C. A. GAY | eftect of the stump. federal court ita fnecary to wyoee tps SPECIAL DELIVERY 202 Seaeha Avenue — | Actod Against City ; MIGLIAVAGGA WINE COMPANY, . . . 109 Main St Than aotmar nea as NEW YORK, May 4.—Wall street heard the wild rumor this morning that President McKinley had Having arranged things to its,sat- T 4 E ewie aasuasmnated, #6 belped the slumy in stocky remy SOA Ms. ge A RO Al to dacitersha-sie soins Aneta, . 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