The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 6, 1901, Page 4

« Ne California girl w With a Banquet at the Ste-| Came High, So Woman’s Employers Are Gut. ' vens— Toasts. HILADELPHIA, J ‘ Zulia K new ¥ D for five years confide er for Bernstein & Kau Manufacturers at 1017 Ro Ras disappeare ‘The police a everywhere, fo) ged that embeszi leall, a Fraw fice last Saturday say | ghe was not well, It had t f tepded to arrest her at noon was eworn ov morning Ut, especially as it was m the jelous of exp “GLIMBED PERILOUS HEIGHTS, — |Nocturnal Heroism of Policeman Cameron in Attempt to ; Rescue What Looked to Him Just Like a Woman. one happe yesterday on failed t K, wide at t the p die and gradually si0y of mi death will be generally npar u der Lat on the stage, A TRUCKER, ¢ n Mu x Hu i TO ESCAPE AGO, June 6.—Purey DROWNED fm this city B Are avis rat Fe cat OF tie nae reemabue [Beis etty tea aaugnter of th s amet. Sek con bed tet | CHICAGO, June 6—~Thetr edge of the roof, an object which aumed to move, thus making x i steamer, three ht men we quickly cone): i Was some wo- figure the resembled « woman|thrown from a small boat man walking In her sleep. Fright-| wearing a sort of loose headgear Calumet river ar Ninet {rai 1 = the thought that the woman Nato ty Officer Cameron felt/ street and drowned. All were ia mig ne je off the building at any | himeeif slighted, but he knew he | ere employed on the foundation work 4 the night of | wouldn't feel half as sore if he coult| of the new bridge which t# to epaa dan alarm. His| work the joke off on somebody else. | the river at Ninety-Afth t ise was an by an ocoupant| As he passed down street he met —— | wus inquired bis mission of call T Up at that time of the night ALTOONA, Pa, June ¢—Buffalo | the omcer stated briety what he had Plies two show trains were in 4/ seen and Wreck at Bellwood, seven miles cast |er at the he tet here. The second section raa/ compan a!hem, @nto the first, which had been etop- i= Hey Bed by a freight train in front of it. teed oanas ‘The engineer could not see ayeea@ f ‘the length of bis engine, on a eg dense fog which hung SS engine plunged into fc loaded with tentme and laborers, seve in all, but only ‘one + seriously. Four horses SCak Cody apd. grrettthe nee Oat a two men, whom he asked to slip quietly to the opposite mide of the street and watch his new-fo friend until he went for help to get her down from her pertious position The men faithfully watched their charge. It was quite dark, and they > were certain that the object with swaying top-piece was a human «. Cameron did not return, and ming tired of thelr long ant|?r they too climbed up on} to find to their chagrin | @uped. Now! ery men look tel was im t to the over the | did not | he climbed to the roof «| for himself. Almost cooks, | serambied over the roof t 1 hun- | Agure, expecting every minu mn waslit plunge to the etreet below ere in proached within four feet again tonight “|PRISONER WAS JUST LIKE A | VERY TRUTHFUL | “REAL” NOVEL ‘under which J. J. Cor- |And Judge George Let Him Go to ion. pusilint, con- | Find Work. PATERSON, N. J, June ¢—Sergt ig Pred Emmett, on duty in the reoruit Saami - ing service here, and Mise Grace league. | Jas. Butler, a vagrant brought be-| Irving, & member of the Victoria had kept his midnight, con- cipal law. Corbett r han paid no fore Judge George today any, were married jtruth concerning himself, and in Jconsequence got off free. Butler is an old offender and was arrested by Officer Shenaman last night for loaf. }ing around saloons. Judge George this morning asked the man for an account himself, which wa Promptly given in a straightforward way. Among other things, he relat ed how he had worked about two weeks at wood chopping in Seattle. that job he quit a couple of days ago| jand was at the time of his arrest looking for more work. As the man Pitn ckia hae ¢ showed a disposition to work, he was Was waiking out of the courtroom, | To ic and reuht to cok Mover where t Tumwater Falls worked at wood chopping. The me The told the _ learned that hie love had joined a Merger. colonel of the Washing National Guard, died at 4: o'clock Yesterday afternoon at his home tn ‘this city, of spinal meningitis. Col. | Welsenberger had been fi! several Months, and latterly had suffered the most intense pain. Though his Miness was of so serious a type, the was held by his friends that ‘Weisenberger would survive the promptly replied that the work | question had been ¢ gang while he was rving 18 éave. | elegant new steamer ‘The court was slightly taken aback. |@ ,.7 ats malady and regain his customary | hut the prisoner was allowed a/$ GALITAL CITY, will leave @) health. The announcement of his ment. ry sang Lo “y ad chance to Madison street, at 5:40 a. m., death yesterday afternoon came as a Gevere shock to all who knew him. |}2 stopping at Tacoma hoth go- | ine and returning | 8 t Whi also 3 the first call came for volun- | teers in 189%, Col. Weisenbderger offered his services and was ap- og & major of the First Wash infantry. He served gallant Jy im the Philippines, and upon the } spect the new dullding, an Tumwater Fi Bring your Jaks. Hicycles free. ‘The finest bleycle road tt tive tate atate capitol 9 to SOME LOVERS : x oe aie . in between Tacoma and Olym- Seongenization of th waehinghe on| WILLIAMSBURG, Ky., June €. pia. The banker exeursion : |John Brown was shot and fatally|@ of the season, Tickets and he arrangements for the funeral | Wounded at the home of Foot Per ostibaee cathe Mote eat Dave not yet been completed. king, near Wooldridge, across the Pharmacy, corner Second and x P 4 FO ——————__ | state line, while trying to steal one Columbia. of the sisters of Perkins. Brown GOOD music had been calling on the young we mi and previously tried to gat her | As her brother Foot ome Round Trip .. $1.00 de ies fand informed her br — eeaseeee of Brown's reques at. Yesterday oS “ Dr. Early’s Spring Medicine ne ANY it fatied to halt, when. Parkins is a misnomer Committee Appointed to Arrange Program. emptied a shotgun into his left #id« cutting off his lett arm. Perkins is| der arrest, Brown ie dying | BANQUETTED | At @ meeting of the Western © BS «tral Labor Union, heid last night, F. 7. Pike, Robert Pavier, W. H. Mid nd H. T. Dinkham were ap lees as st rrange p -Bregram for the annual Iabor day elebration in September. It is proh- It's Just as good for i able that the program will not t ONDON, June 7 ston (th of Iite—al are Thanks the Press. anquet to members of. the New a iy se ibe W vnen York chamber mn who are ‘A meeting of the executive cor Haren it and it does Miltee of the Norse club was hela Isat night, and the final accoun:a Oar Sold only by and business connected with the May 17 celebration held in Madison ettied. From every SE the adair Wee's Settee 4 A renolution was adopted unar Mousty, thanking the Seatr for their help during the evlet papers ‘ation ermine Theaters, we Don't forget the Ptur next Bunday a | THE ORE WAT ine Exposition that route returning To battleship 1 aes SOUNDS FISHY MADISON, 1 em ticke are ge Steamer Athlon. Spinning for Licycle repaira Grocery Co, SECOND AVENUE ‘Phone Main 482 For the best certes at the m you, to please Scobey's Pure Strawberry Jam large nine only Ie jar, Picnic Size Sour Pickles, Sweet Pickles Mixed Pickles and Chaw—only %¢ bottle Bread 8 loaves for 10 no ‘Try it INDENSED MILKS AND CREAM Chow Fagio Bt. Charles carnation lenge SUGAR Imported Pure White Dry Granulated, 17 for CHEERS Fancy Cream York ored, wi price p BOAPB Smntlax, a splendid laundry Soap. Our regular price has been 7 bars for 25¢ price will be Jo y long am the balance lant WASHING POWDER Pyramid, full welght, 4-it package, only Re Kapoi eake; Crystalia bo onke: f ap, larKe alee ADAMS" BYE MAPLI Our prices for bent qual member Adams’ outfits ways give perfect hatint ton. 1428 Second Ave. Opposite Bon Marche ¢ 2 Orreveeseresvsseessieed We Don’t Z Yeo Trover's charming “Brother Officers,” is underlined for ewe Lames ie ther Oflcers,” is under rob you tomorrow jementation at "the Gran sn you bargains every day q ment of the Frawiey comy end. 4 @ week from next Sunday “night SPRINGFIEL D, oO. Iw When a single Derformanc * “Hie Brother Officers” has not t ’ 7 ¥ Been in Seatt although it has bee one of the big successes Cor, 3d and Pike 4 three years. Th 4 inently features * 4 th aha aves ‘her it 300-302 Pike. Francisco engagerme is badly burned. Pany. The play tells of the story of the attempt to make a genti Manner, he |» already of an lnglish soldier at designer manin| Clare, b 1407 Sec seh be Sabi 2L BUTLER CAFH AND LL THE GREAT NORTHERN RAIL. | 6 WAY Innuen tickets to the Buffalo | " Brposition that ate good vin any | Only iretech route returning. * | ° renented with-| Ion’t forget the Plumbe: Deen wiven) next Sunday at Pleasant rover writes Je & mowt | * = Buropean In © if Plan Hotel, NECTION ' Plenio hte We carry the most | sortinent and sell on and at lower pric house Pianos in the city. $6 Per Month ‘anos from $200 up, ‘SHERMAN, CLAY & CO m1 ond Ave | Seeeseoooroseoooooooooos DENTIST 902 Beoond Avenue c Marion. TEETH EXTRACTED FREE And positively without pain, : Sale of Hire’s Root THE SEATTLE She Loved Him, But He, . it Cart Muler 4 tne ot , gs aie Thought She Loved tins set ee who will cols \ Women’s SUITS STAT, The Extraordi- led to very Aiues at the vhich Ask Your Bor rche hasever offered Neighbor HAVE A LAWS LIKE VELVET ‘ki $c on the Dollar for ¢ -hoice e it of You Get for $5 Suits Worth $12.50 You Get for $10 Suits Worth $22.50 You Get for $15 Suits Worth $35.00 You Get for $25 Suits Worth $55.00 ot « P ROSTON GROCERY 22 Second Avenue. — — Eton AMUSEMENTS. EATTLE THEATER + wOWwK, er Special for Friday Winner Lowers Jackets at $9.00 Vou Maun 44 $25 Eton e # th white each. and co nts in plain ers and collar, rt cloth, worth $16, Wednesday and Thursday | Nights, June 5 and7 Elks’ Minstrels Grand Carnival of Mirth and Melody. Admission $1.00, 50c, 25c- $1.00, 5Dc @Pan (GRAND OPERA =—=HOUSE= LASTNIGHTS Military Drama, <conctanstanasenstnamaastssnscnaannansatsipamapnysaenessanigionsneinisiaiiiaie Special Prices for Camping Supplies. Parties go the Bon Marche the central point Whether it be Dianketa, are 1é-in 16-tneb Spelger & Hurlbut 1216-17 Second Arenas Beer, Friday 1 know how ¢ ner drink * Beer ap o kind, Friday an ng camping fin ded supp the prices ¥ sirable it is ann ¢ Hire's 4 Saturday, nake this statement af visedly this year t because we have made s > be prepared to outfit camping parties um of cost. detalle These hit Al | 64-pound blankets in dark gray. These are suit either for ing or for and ar tomorrow 28c. able Alask White Bowls, for 3e, Best White Vegetable Dith- 8, g004 size, for 10e. Best White Pitcher, holds 8 quarts, for 190, wi and Pitcher, POOCOOOOSe Bow! best blue and white enameled ware, for 8c, Bean Pots, %-gallon sise, each Blue and White Enameled Water F 10-quart, for #e each Plated Knives and Forks, So set; 6 knives and 6 forks. amping blanket in white, worth 7% FREDERICK & NELSON--Fine Furniture. hite Ironstone China Cups and Saucers, bc each. Peet White & Piaige, be each Beat, White 10° Be each. est White 3-Ineh size, 15 Some Very Useful Friday Specials Friday up or Dinner Fruit Saw Romantic THE GIRL | LEFT SHIN ME T. Daniel Eli AND COMPANY $1.00, Satur- te The =, Some very usefu' Moat ter Piatters, BON NORDHOFF & CO., Inc. 418 to 1435 Second Avenue end 15-123 Pike Stray: White Sem | PIII ITI IIE cuT RATES aly Ist this Brother 68 White enamel Iron Bed, in ae only inches Tardteere BIG HIT of the SEASON “Through by Daylight” A play for it | pleases them. : the people and on the first wide, for ome a ee day of the month and failure : 25 y a ‘ to recetve bill will not entitle ‘ bed "room. or | mes M. Ward Co. consumer to rebate unless bill yt oie see | Pathos enough. tually paid on or before Something Superior th instant Bille pald through the maiis, in this office on the ant. he discount of 20 cents per wand ts offe to con- in consideration of thetr paying thetr bills at the office as soon as due, thus saving the expense of sending out collectors. FEBRERO IIR IIR to the plano generally sold at | $300 and Upward is to be seen in our show rooms We have several fine Arico but refer ball pano, It is icaaing tat to hear, bass ra z Frederick & Nelson HOME FURNISHERS Rialto Bidg., 2d Ave., Cor. Madison af | es all others. Jat, week Com, Sunay, June 9 | Parties desiring to avoid The Great Emotlonal the annoyance of looking af- Drama ter their bills can have a pre- delightful 7129-293 5757" paid meter put in and pay for their gas as used, at the rate f $1.60 per thousand ‘The minimum charge will be per meter per month on plain meters and SOc per n per y h on prepaid ber, ball, Pease finger planos constantly on ham D. S. Johnston @ “Eas st Lynne” OSLYN COAL QUEEN CoML Popular meters hahahah hanhhnhnnnnnhanhnabhahhnhhnanahnaanaahnnanahnnnnnns Paid oats, ate tad tees St Companions | THLETIC PARK Seattle Gas & Electric Co. 903 Second Avene ff te Toisas’ ihaices. 10 Gente ‘ _ epbasibedinstaiwunniacwens Burke Bulldi wont eat aes TONS Oe, at | Pacific Northwest League ‘eee sete Telephone Union 4 steam P Baseball Today Weeovocoooooee 3 a aaa wis |Baseball Todz > THE GERMAN 3} th of Pike street % | -THURSDAY—LADIBS' Day, Prices | ¢ ig CARD MOUNTS ; ‘Spokane Vs. Seattle Serr) | Admnisal saa i : pn: fy extras amon called at 18.’ . $ Weshington Dental al 9 Be S EARCH new BL NSURANCE NCE SS 1 5 Photographs Supt OS Hs ee } 1S perio pote aaliy Compeng @ 211 Columbia Street, Seattle . Bhs Ped Spreng hg yg ar we en. | |S soc vceccee fa and lassoing bulls, practising ‘bull |= Fan tna Kitiens ang others.” *™°*| Evidence of Age Is not Lacking in Our WINES ANDY Xa nae pee pcg 4 a LIQUORS at We Challenge | Seer el oa ), | BRUNNER & CO. Ment Calin & Cohn |: im Butter} _recsore fram toon 502 Pike Street Rite any one in Seattle to get a b Fresh Churned Fancy 4 i be better coftee anywhere than * Creamery, per pound, 2c; % 4 : : "7 DO Tork Chatienge” at 260 per 1b, Hl 115 JACKSON STRERT & Toa for Abe, tn Buty tote : Correcting egy EYES and al | « ‘ Making s8eS Nigh 222 Pike St | nish ar antity at reasonable 2 Cor mute Voi, Maina * A. A. SCHUCHARD, M.O. fel, Green 96 1, 1. T. CO. prices PLL AAAaaaeaaRhaeeeaeeeees Devoted bis. os tiene and ‘atiented. te chia wees angee to fit any Inasen that will give finish consult us. Schuchard Optical Company, Graduate Opticians, 1207 Second Av., Seattle Next to Stone, Fisher & Lane's Store. 1 respond to light comfort and be abac phone, Main 428, Dismonds, Watches, Fine Jowelry | and Silverware View Albert Hansen The largest jewelry house in the Northwest, Yesler Way Pharmacy Corner Yesier Way and Broadway, PRESCRIPTIONS Dr, J, B. STEVENS, Prep. 10 vous BONNEY & STEWART Funoval Directors and Km balmors Third A venue and Colu one Main ik. Heat tle Tel, Pink 1911,