The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 24, 1901, Page 3

B wherever it can. Does Not Beliove Charges Mr. Rinehart said that at present | he did not bet ' facts Mr. James sald if an List of Successful Ones in | cree was wrought herore tt -| Civil Service Examinations | {9 ‘he Roller department. that he] ey he city » wer the « ] ; h . mittee t mon witnesses t | re 1 in order | testify | mired sont | No Attorneys ist, and| No attorney will be employed. Tt successfully | M#t geaston of the co: ' tnat |deld Tuesday, when Chief of P ote list of the | Meredith, Mayor Humes and others Who are now| Will be invited to be present. Th sa! the city pay.|eredions will be public and will ad-| Journ from time to time, as is neces sary, MAY HAVE — © Murphy, i erticn servt | | Etgecrets, masnory and paving in-| | ‘ J. Moe o. W. Walk % Thomas, John E. Ayer, F. Barger. B. 1. Page. G. A. Bishop, 3 ter, A. E i sewer and sidewalk Inspect Buetonwey Thompson, J. R. Tay ips Jenn James, W. H. Penningt: ‘engineering ORK. ROBBERS B.D. Alexander, R. 1 A. F. Smith, W E Bulott, | Frank James and Frank Jones, two! Bee, fr otcmxe. | notorious characters, were arrested | oh H. Stemke, C. L.| by Detective Lane last night on suspicion of being 1 eral of the recent re Stirred the people of Ballard to fev er heat. ‘These robberies have been | going on for some time, and the po Hee believe that at last they have | the right men in custody RETURN TO HOMES. | THE WOMEN ‘The Ohio congressional 4 resumed its journey eastwa a this morning. The party efeok can think of some way] to Yellowstone park, where a be can make a woman be-| ber of days are to be spen feame l getting something for| they disband to return to their re- he ls considered by his as-| spective homes in Ohio. Hs Sir'wto ta" “Se S| HOTELS CROWDED. | ‘this city who has hit upon For some time this man h m canvassing the outlying The hotels were crowded to their utmost last night. Many of the leading houses were compelled to use | plicated tn sev deries that have! m—O. Offerdah!, H. D. Wm. Hoag, W. R. Phil- L. Phelps. egation 7:48 pat eh will be delivered “Inter” Is pie the bargain. Several of th. mm who have been swindled the police about the affatr may the bottles are fillet 4 horseradish. with « of cotton batting on top. it of them have received & combined headache cots after 10 o'clock. SHE SLICED THE BERRIES) leasly left his manuscript lying the desk at the office this morning. t which ts certainly as in- as amusing, and probab: used to illustrate to what great size the Washington strawberries grow Housewife—Bridget bring in the strawberries. Voice from the kitchen— better alice them, mum ‘The above is given as an actual oc- currence, and the writer goes on to explaia that the domestic was in the | employ of a Seattle lawyer. in the New Clapp This Afternoon, ees BAR, SE ea I hile RI Li iad SBM nae BB 8 ee Bed nab I thd oP BAL A thet ch Me ia BS Men and non-union men the new Cyrus W. Clape ing om Third avenue thi: lay the electrica! & boycott on the Se. Today two men from y were sent to connect Delegate Frank White as- ited that the non-union men of ietrie company were doing oth- 44 informed Mr. Clapp. called off by Mr. Clapp} €ontractors. Union men & Latham’s shop finish- DRILL, Hiempetitive drill of the Univers. fat Washington cadets was held rade grounds yesterday. BW. B. Crotchett, U. 8. V., ston, N.G. W., who awarded the Leary Had 1 EIGHT-STORY STRUCTURE |* Second avenue ts soon to be bea’ tified by another handsome brick building. Yesterday afternoon the Moore Investment Company let the contract for the excavation at the southwest corner of Second avenue | and Seneca street ‘The building will be an eight-story ton Bros. Work will commence at once. At the present time a row of one-story bricks occupy the ground. Mr. Moore Talks. is i FEDERAL CouRrT. Hanford yester fay fssued Rotifying the Seatie-Yukon co. to appear May cause why the cargv in coin aboard the} day Mr. Moore said "The new building which we | tend to erect e corner of Re Ana when the Ubel| venue ani Gencen street will id nae Gommerctal Co. | eight stories high and fire-pr set be turned over) will be ste construction th §, marshal for setzure. loa ond oun bave filed libel building north the steamer Roanoke for| Bel FePerel A WN GOR) PPeaees ee oe Franciac | ed | break Speaking of the new building to- | * FRIDAY, MAY %, 1901 police, Dr. Crichton said the Law and Order We Would perhaps de able to produce the evidence tt munittee needa; that minit tee must go further, and get eviden PA May 24.—Juloa Verne, t author of "A 1 the World 1 ray ), Leas n and other fam c 1 fay regarding an ef for a round the would, said th BURGLARY ATTEMPT. The Standard Furniture Co.'s Store Attacked Last Night. Last night o'clock an att force an er Furniture ¢ nue by the the “ la € the side ware ortly before 11 was mm t the Standard npany Wh \t Af ina mond gias STRIKE ON FARALLON Longshoremen's Position Is\ Clearly Stated By a Union Official. q There was quite a crowd of ur q i | sat 4 longshore ‘ 4 Schwabacher dock watching the fun An article is in preparation at the| board the Alaska Steamsnip cou a bureau of information on the fruite| P4ny'® Farallon this moruing of Washington. When completed it| There Is no strike on among the Will Le forwarded to several Bast-| mem, Dut so far as tbe vessel is ern papers. The writer thou cerned, it amounts to about the same thing Last Wednesday the ow Farallon em fas for man named employe of McCabe & personally obnoxio: shoremen tndividua' | fused to we ler him without « crew. He endea to secure non-union men along mt, and h 4 himeelt to be more por with the latter than ally t cifle Coast Ste | ship Co. se 1 Bro down to but was prom rie J.D. F it is said, and yesterday Mr. ’e boased such men personally as he 1 secure, ts 24m Overdue. day the Farallon at noon is 2 neers Sverdae 4 it is hard telling when she will get away There are a number loaded on, which taking to Da rae to be annery is run on @ stag » ton 4 ling is progress wly with the non-union emdes th pil ‘art ing very # and to Frank Reasoner, as| white front structure and will be| ‘"r) ors’ ’ aad the silver medal to| used exclusively as an office bulld- | yy ie oat " a8 eecond pris ing. The contract was >» Mars A crev union says t n he pleases reanizatic 1 there the A Stewards Union. It in said that before the F satin ven patter stand. to be due for materiai| The Dullding. when eyed e h cost in the neighborhood of $300,000. | Rertormed in repairing | Saunder & Lawton are the archi- | 17 : An intervening libet of : | of the Le aeeevice. has been filed| EE BUD ESP | wish it seel by the Acme | that there in Cc. H. Wilson, who was » veral | Le neshoremen. 4 The Gays ago liberated by Justice Cann, | Whenever a man be : with the understanding that he| ly obnoxious to th r would leave town, was arrested by | and refuse to Officer Bevan last night and willl the union ex * serve the suspended sentence of $30| and wil f and 20 days, lander 6 i Stephanus Judson, a Swe who could not speak a word | lish, was arrested by Off last night and charged with erly conduct OUTFITS ARE ORDERED DESTROYED Committee on Police ition Organizes. UROL Wee WT Wed te Ol ate Meeting of the speciai SOMMIttee on which was im ruption in was held Ctichton, Parry, | and Murphy were Soanctiman Byers, the oth the committee eommittes formaily or rept lei of Dr. Crich- chairman | Jed upon the Would pursue, determining Judge stroy 4 the today gambling P HW r Fak Ie An Open Letter. be SRY lead that might result | e beew ~ of every alleged cor-|rheumatiam for the last eight that i# used in the| months and could not move out of ey, Every rurnor and every | doctors in be probea the very Express Opinions # of council expre Eidtal views on the matte Rie support in ferret Grime, | there he « Mr EK. Cumyo and I bo not ie Chin fh any way i he t ns on ™m thought th . an k the r might. be! not only umatiom, but | ae " 1| vry much improved eftablicr { ‘ the | health. J trie, He posed abate the |p wor » wink he viola elty going ir t-| fice hours, 9 a, m. t T BaD ihe gamviers, and | a ° o heBE On the part of the “Keep in mind” Cline i4 pu aapuaatacaiiin temnccecbengey AAT A Large Membership Longshoremen's union t hy condition T recelving 40 ¢ 1 hi 1 with it and are willl > « t with the em hat rate, but th ployment a lot of tramps fave #0 the steved once for parts unknc money with ther Many of the union men who | here have families and we them to be given th ference 4 residents over brakebeam tourists.” VAUDEVILLE STARS AT THE SEATTLE unday night there will # t Jenttle theater The Hor rican vaudeville stars, one performance in Europe ny ja said vaude 1 the offer neing, A tr k, and in fact all t tur hat make up @ fi 1 vaudeville performan Idzuma Maru, liner Idzumi Orient at 1p. 4 Jocked at the part at § THE SEATTLE STAR TAKES HUMPHREY fi ‘pistsisnwuitits SHARPLY TO TASK!) sexys w yin Mr. Palmer Critictses Corporation| y | Counsel! in a Lively Manner. i ‘ STRIKE SITUATION UNCHANGED, WORK-A-D Unton Record will say tomor T ® » commit th Wester t ports ore « » of track w ur { brickma * making avora erene W.cL. U. am Eng hour n rs, report that an nuat be made upen those already isited during ming week Business Agent Griffin, of the W. U., reported at the I net. * Mr. K ne of " aundry with a view to : the abiteh but Macuasing the subject at | hath Mr 1 ed that Faehion Harber at \e ft the rred until the next menting Barber union, when some pian of Sealing, with the non-union shops wold be considered Rottlére report the signing of the elght-hour tt whieh | ; == epee ores sab outhwick Ca \' : hie "lonely oo ‘ “3 Sereresosoooosoooooooors | JOBBING QUOTATIONS. | niekone the@ut keys, 1 44 : 4 | (CORRECTED DAILY) jGrene, 11% | ° — | rm , : e., ag 7 7 Se csémtnineceuealet ! BE Tel Main 482 eS Top coats POOOOOSOTOESOOSSOOOOOOOD Exira Values in ; nai Groceries ; Reaae ay For Saturday's 9 Sananracarare Business | Imported fine, Granulated Sugar | 17 Ibs. for $1.00 ADAMS’ LEADER SWEET SUGAR CORN 2-pound cans, to close out of stock on hand, 7%¢ or can; 6 F price 1 y ‘can guaranteed to you. dry, white and Poultry creamertes, | stern lows. r ¥ i I Searni. Waste | as Sew om § ShAND Reductions ont Ladies SORTE i for saturday Ite per Jackets and Cailored Suits ew, and the closest inspection for os reductions that is sup- ‘The reason is merely our de- you need them. Ja OLYMPIC BRAND ASSORT EL per jar HEY will fi are every one of th n I to discl yse any reas o Preserv- mato cauce plied by the garments themselves. sire for a chang | 1 It is your good fortune to reap the advantage, and long be | e of owr ership, TARLE BLACKBERRIF 2% pound eans, for day, ide can. “LONG LOST RAID. as made at 30 on Light ga me: t the t League. ‘LIVELY MEETING. | lock this ined. T igation BAKERY GOODS fore you might reasonably expect to do so. ais pee a ee oe At § tian At $10.50 — Ladies’ Tailored Quick at the following prices Cloth Jéch a te? Suits of cheviots and serg- Good Bread, 3 loaves for 10 ys, cadet blue and Large Pies, 80 each. fitting t and diouses and Etons, Cream and Custard Pies, % with white vest effect, each F single b nat silk braid, «it end ‘Denghnete, par & wees b sair trimming: they were ny arent ole ual | , 50 and $15.00: now .. 51.60 folis, each, 8c | 5 castor 6.00 — Broadoloth, Chev- y dozen, 7 | t b heen pr ‘overt and Venetian Pink an@ Chocolate Square ney . priced at th Suits, tieht-fitting te gis : ; | $8 ars for $6.75 coats, Couble - breasted box atte jtd_Venctian and Covert | ‘fonts and Russian blouses, | In the lot there are Diack, Macaroons | Cloth Coats, black, Oxford, grays, tans, royal and reds gers, per Ib, 28 satin and ch Duchess, each, puble and eable taff~ Angel Coles, ence, 86. singe - bre or- eta lining; @ome have fancy Layer Cakes, each, 2c | Pa RE ste slashed sleeves, trimmed cake, 8c. : i with gold braid and steel one prices good only for rich satin lining ene were $18.50; Saturday : these were $18.50; $ oe + $15.0 niet ha ho e| of the J he at 12 and 13 Scheuerman Block, First Avenue anc Cherry St. ' y J t of wn | ; - Hu VICTOR HUGO Make Your Own . ‘in use of gas . “4 L a f 1 fortable on Carbonated Drinks the “ sh to t | oat See eee oe pee ate water, mille or wing, Str. Umatilla | eimai brengeosty “hake ‘peal inthe ” - ET a satncien Wane coin “ocr vipers Ga wgaptaaetbelal las Stewart & Holmes Drug 0, Pou < or Shaee: | Saw a ; v. B. HUTCHINSON (0. 627 First buus sideration of thelr paying thelr bills | THE GREAT NORTHERN RAIL COR. UNION ANO = aving the eapense ef senanig out | Bapesition that are good via” eny | SECOND AVENUE errr eoveeanes vit fate thacnl Successors to New Furniture Salesroom $ uid meter put fo und | by the Great Northern Railway Boston Clothing House where you will find the largest and cheapest stock of house- kas ns used, at the rate | that all tickets to B © good | he sid goods an Pike Street, OGDEN’S, 507 PIKE & tw will be y | —eeeegeeeeenessenmeceneerens 6 1 @ month on plan met Buffalo Exposition | The Stock and Fixtures | FTTTT ITT $ - e as und r t te via Great — — — _ _— sar} ioe o | Morten $86 : Must be sold by 1 The tor-| a ee See oe | war sats tickets te tee Beniate pe hope | nooth are the collars after the | Bxposition that are good via any feet | wots edges have been removed by the | new edge ironer recently installed by | $6 and $8 T H E I E I E 5c Saliors Trimmed Mate 4 4 » Binck, blue, and 64 710 Second Ave. Go at 200 Fire! Fire! Fire! $5,000F Bee aE At Prices Never Before Seen in Seattle Don't Miss This Grand Opportunity errererercrsveretectercrcecccrrrcros sy AAALOAPOOHHOD DOD OOD OR OOS MHOPOOHODEDODMOODODOOERM Third and South Main St CASCADE LAUNDRY CO. Cut Glass |} 1329 Second Ave,’ and Silver As the scason’s delictous fruits come into market wo SHOE H SOOO OO OOOOS priate | Ma Second Avenue, i$ Midap hate halon ee : for ; acai page gg Capital Patent eos dng eee Call Pi Sil ea ae Wed Ing | Staple and Fancy Groceries { r what need bf ow | Phone m giro ALA Lobster, Crat, | er © | | i Ham, Fancy Cheese, L BUTLE MAALGOLDMAN S 8) econ coe ne HOTEL , TER - Ke F > tae AF reagents BS \% Busepeen FS. 3 ad and Marien, Burke Bldg. | uni al satisfaction, | ise ‘Are » Albert Hansen IevrrrreecetccroceccT Tt \ i ‘Monee Jewelry house in the ® a4 €