The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 11, 1901, Page 1

Page views left: 0

You have reached the hourly page view limit. Unlock higher limit to our entire archive!

Subscribers enjoy higher page view limit, downloads, and exclusive features.

Text content (automatically generated)

g Only Paper in gattle That Dares pc ib statement bas caused a dis ONNELL 0, Ont. June 11.—The In. is association, bere, this morning re- tt McConnell. SECRET 0OL, England, June t1.— 7 Post prints @ report that wife of the Boer loader, interview with Colonial Bry Chamberiain soon after from South Africa last A False Alarm. Dox No. 42 was turned ‘and the Sreboat ata- the call, which Pea faine alarm. The box Jat the corner of First ave- Master Chadwick, of Cot Gelegates wil) be entertained EB Wolfe, BR. G. _AEMOVAL ul June $5 (via San mo) —The Honoluta bar asso. ‘Bas adopted resolutions re ef President. MeKiniey tho remov: | thige Bxtee announces that he ts Mstandidate for the governorship trem Masia. Oregon is in port of Judge Hum- | | Gr that is infected by the pl |The same scale is found on ail cont says, can IM. M’KINLE THE SE SAYS: “| AM NOT AND WILL NOT BE: ATTLE, SHATTLE EVENING, WASHINGTON, TUESDAY A CANDIDATE FOR THIRD TERM” _ CT — SHRINERS CONVENE KANSAS CITY, Delegates from all pai try are arriving by twenty-seventh annual impertal uu of Shrin KANSAS CITY, June next convention of Mystic is belng sought by San and Saratoga, N. Y. Tonight in Convention hall a gre parade of Shriners will be witness: No men will b 19,000 women. by Mo., June 11 8 of the coun ere to attend admitted other than paraders $200 for Assault. The Duclaw $ Zymonski, Dunctaw's wife, made upon her had already served # for the ¢ T for was $1 © damag inju by re 900) June 11.—The Wash-ington State Grand Lod Masons convened here in the forty-fourth annus! Morning. %0 lodges being represented. fax, 4 iapmual election of officers w ill be heid vered the at jan address will be made by C ongresaman Francis W the Beattie Masons im at tend: ean, John C. Slater. Frank C OPLARS J Mr. John D. Patt tendent of grounds a! versity, brought to fers. This scale, b | effectually killed by ful spraying. Th street ‘couony preading #0 rap hing is not soon ty shafes jury today aw oa ason of asa ox t be by Zymonski, mont! uscum Cushman. Graham, N. the today several sprigs from a Dougias proper an pahion ded Robert m Peter 8 eceived by LODGE OF MASONS IN SESSION AT TACOMA { Free onven tonight. Drum, W . nm, superin- e state uni- Btar office acale be care- Madisc tif life of the threatened. pi Inspector W. H. Brown recommend. e4 that they be ut down in order wo Liz orphans of the ‘the Good Shepherd are be St the Third avenue the for an entertainment }that the scale ther tre | Thi jaays, te entirely ight not spread to Mr. unnecessary, Patterson aa there is an effectual way to get rid Sil give at the theater on the of June 13. Three sisters Shepherd are in charge, Ones are learning re- | fast. Home beautiful sta arranged and t fs Pre ORIENT Maru Arrives From China and Japan. Bemenip Kinshiu Maru, of the Yusen kK Wine, arriv China and Japan iate last night ort tons of the binese Gazette, and thep most prom iu Maru left Yokohan ing the voyar 4 for ght izing of a na Rot the coast of Ch 1 $1 persons Were drowned every one of - and of the re later of 23 dead bodies from ted boat. She also brought of recent Roxer uprisings | 4 err. and of the government if troops to quell the dls FE Be trees, ¥ BM mest important news brought * Pastest liner, however, wa * Rew #tonmer ru * fe Xippon Yur " ; trial on the under ord * ‘one 15 knot» an y * Breater wpeed that | th * fm the Oriental serv * be the negt 4 ¥ * F Maru Fee Kita staru drought o cargo Miear, Oriental wiles and ott ble merchandise. She will ‘Be Orient ond June 24. aa | of e pest. trimming infeeted t trimmed down, and not tnjui c i e trimming of Mr. Pa of several others, th Telephone Co. not necessa | tain trees in maid Mr. Pat be saved ¢ right method son cory wae bate of careful study, ‘The ymachin fon at Tacoma) erton tn order to knows what he is talk notified of the mn on the! return t has given the | pert manufacturers. It was) executive mmittee reason to = - | then decid a committec| Heve that the end of the st | from each em not far off iste of Hire terday A number of machinists left for QUIET WEDDING. | The Goldsborough Will este Try to| Is Returning to Nome With His | ee or ee ementativ the Heattlo| Bremerton today to work on the | land Tacoma union met as prea rans, Pear, Pebert and other ih Overcome Hard Luck, Young Bride. ; ranged is, ‘The battleship Oregon Miss Hilda Bechdolt Married to Mrf ‘The conspiracy on the part of the] « ted to art a tow manufacturers to cause an a that every © «Frank Smith. | dissension at the government shopa|in Seattle will » ‘Torpedo boat destr 1 Gojdsbor-| | When the steamer Victorian satis] was made plain to Nisple lodge, No.| the drydock ough returned last night from a tor Skagway on Wednesday she will cruise in the bay, and all day her| have on board « distinguished pa ehdol shter of| crew has been actively ee Ee ptt X the i tes ‘ my it of the University| paring her tor her final trial trip,| discoverers ¢ ne Nome r gton, and Mr. Frank) scheduled to take piace today. 6 He and his young bride are a the | f wacoma, were united In| wan tied up at White Star whart,|olty, fresh from an Huropean tour.| covet a the residence of the| and a large crowd viewed the pri en ' — as b 1 Helleview a north, |jiminary work of getting her pleasure trip. At Nome he will be| avCKLAND, N bans dieting Mechs vata aaales thu t & oe lant evening. Fev. W-| re we. At 9:30 thin aft by his partners in his mining] royal yacht Ophir, with the Duke| ONT wu e a D. Simonds performed the ceremon was still in dock, and the af Messr 4 and I " k arriy China report the foundering of a On a of the intimate friends) greatly multiplied It is jand B. O. Lindb! led here t city is en fete | Cn enger boat near Ning oft bride and groom were present. | ghe will get away before 6 o'clock, | Francl > on 4) for the re of the royal couple pb geligang tng The happy couple will make their fu-| - day and a geners day has been pro- | Ndr ike dl n Tacoma, where te teeg) ae pl | tim disa 9 were ngaged in business, Sailing of the Lane Delayed. - | drowned | At a late hour this afternoon, it} Caught in tho Act The Arilla for Nome. | — — R FORECAST. was decided to change the date of| " . = sahaat cy Ie Brae dr see, EASY UNtIl incs, sacaldin 4 oer ome Gray & Co,| In Shirt Waists. F attle and Vicinity —Tontght | Thursday at 1 p.m. | She will tow] actor og the tonderioin aistrict,. was] Aer 000 Feat. day, ocenaior thow-| the schooner Vega, owne by (the) rrented last night by Omcors Hud. t Of oc The new shirt waists for the Se- fresh weet to south | ( De, 5800 ee bard and Freeman and charged with| yy, rf me & attle mail carriers arrived in Seattle yp burr rk The ofoc aught the | eller J m,, in char erday tort yaa a of yp, sem aia The steamer Charles D. Lane left] man tn th f ing some Jap-| oe managing | chambray gingham in colo ON rf ‘Cant,|iod up at Gchmabachar dock, where|an in the Central lodging chiforas trousers. A number of the . Br et ln large amount of freight was load-| Ma “ Ww ‘ TRIPOLI, June 11.—Sultan Ibra arr are wearing the waista to , " mbna n- Jed aboard her, J (i a eadquarters t atches ham, of the province Wadai, in| day, Tho carriers are contemplat- work of putting in the new machin-! wa dey. | stolen articles were found. Soudan, haw been aasaasinated, ing an excursion to Port Mad ‘ery. fo trees and ehrub-| He claims tony cushion can be killed by close 4 proper spraying of the re ts at ry more prolific and grow: idly perbaps than any . except the eucalypta der to # “They can all 4 cheaply if the lowed.” at the cot can be very close and is as it more ther sha: and the limbs would it, not materially reduce its shade ad vantages except for a short time erson entertain the belle! the propo inset to kill cer. others,” Mr NGTON, al stat ' # tho first political declaration directly from tho 4 t th eat by Preside recent campaign. aqneret the eurgestion on made. It was with tion to this declaration that last t mes iyaedt whether Iam called unon to give it notice, but ther ee of gravest Importance before the administration and the| neq approval , : and their just A not be prejudiced in th It ts wald that Senator Hanna, when infor MeKinley's in pind by even the nt of a third term t na in the matter, fully approved tt Gutiew, therefore, of the reiteration of the suggestion of it, 1 This act of the president is regarded L at Gace for all expressing a long-settled « tion, that I De gremaman Grosvenor, the t are r AND WILL NOT BB A NDIDATE FOR THIRD TERM, AND} bie than any other for the present discu fa third tern SNOT ACCEPT NOMINATION FOR IT IF TENDERED ME © result of the president's announcement . be t @aly ambition ts to serve through my escond to the ac 1 h & number of presidential booms for the sf variow of my countrymen, pus confidence I so deepty appre-| states. The Fairbanks boom w » among the fi t y Da apd then, with th: duty im the ranks of private eit!-| pu in prominent aspect. Other booms beside th f the I " = renator will be for Foraker, Odell and 1 velt; and itt sensation im political clr hey will amount to something. of tary I ® \ the others A were Im the eabinet ro they intimated that FRANCHISE GRANTED! Y. M. GA New Gas Company Will, Within a Few Weeks, Begin teal Construction of Its Plant—$1.50 for Illuminating and $1.25 for Fuel Gas to Be the Rates. eee RE eee ee £ $1,000 to the be ancil Inst night, w issent to Lyman ©. Smith, William No’ i% W-year franchise to lay mains in the city and 4s to cltizens The maximum « F cuble feet At the expiration of the franchi the « right to purchase the plant for an appraised va The new company ahall deposit with the cit 00 in guaranty that ve 10 not ready to furnish o feet of gas pe give an Indemnifying bond of $10,000 that all shall be placed in good repair, and it » a emergency fund used by t dangerous places that it may be necessary to Another provision ts that not 5 nt shall be excavated at one time, and that all excavatt all > done under the direction of the superintend { wtr The company st within 10 days sign its necepta f the franchise, or the franc shat! t tdered void The Clive Investment Co., which i local repr " the new gns company, assured the Star that work on the new plan will be begun within a few weeks, that it will be speedily pushed to completion. ‘The new any als sen to fur ish a better quality of gas than ts being supplied by the old com- pany H | REESE EER ERE ERE EPR EERE Re | PRR EEREREE e e fton to cut the Madiron street pop-| lars is only @ pian of the to do away with the because they interfere with the f that company. TRAGIC FATE | Toon BLIND PIG OPERATORS me charge, pleaded nec be tried tomorrow | 1. F. Wat nd Joe Deyers, who were arrested by Deputy Sheriffs | Williams and Huney yesterday f selling liquot on the beach at We Seattle without # license, were tried before Judge George th mn ing. They pleaded gullty r fined $25 and costa. fre. Jane Timmons, also CUT DOWN CINCINNATL ©. J soubivaiiin a 'siose. mannii ers controlling the en p this country is in pre fo jation. ‘Tho alt | combin POLICE NOTES. EXPENSES» th t ® the r he mem an ithe # nation that ¢ sen the I t ba Philiy Porto I China the suprem , from Cul 1 wished is with the « t t Gen, Wood JUNE 11, 1901, ENTOMBED JUBILEE was the reault of obey the instruction mn, of which Lev preaident Th t to r p , BREMERTON WILL GET a = TRANSPORT ROSECRANS "| Machinists Block Manufacturers’ Little Game by ren on No Walk-Out at Government Shops. 0, M, MOORE I$ DROPPED jas Executive Commissioner to the Pan-American Exp sition. sore’s down his refusing » of the com Ankeny RP. Johnson wae arrested last] Contrary expectations. jmight by Officer Thomson f transport Ronecrana is to, be rep ATLANTA, Ga, June 21.—witn | @rtving Jed at the government drya her throat cut fr ear to ear, M): D. Hi. Wat t beggin Tesste Jackson, adopted da | by 01 T Look ¥ t t Dairyman R. CG. Flower, was found! taxen into eust | - ‘ sult brush near her home at | _ a thee ts rings. A negro boy in the| 8. Murakam!, « Japanese, was ar-| discovery of the ag taftee employment of Mr. Flower ts under| rested by Officer Chipman an a dis-|f* . at f arrest on suspicion of having com orderly person With a long she wilted ‘the murder. Considerabie| knife he was terrorizing the ten « excitement prevails. }toin district CALIFORNIA GREETS RIVERS © AND HARBORS COMMITTEE The this Lac bora ANGELES, Cal., June 11 congressional rivers an’ committee arrived at as met morning and ¥ Markham, hian, Congressman Senator Bard and a rec tion committee from the chamber of com spec nd tal fe erce, worn, ‘ONCE MORE all of whom came in train decorated with fruits The harbe | nesday and P start n Forme will b Long E Disc rt rth r Ob night 5 Angele mmittee will visit We eday wetted vieit Th wil Saturday Thursday OVERER The here We and students uet Congressman Burton at h or members advanced the| the member age, in con that uid be ab vention as ide that a the machinists tf a strike sh government work is fair and shou r at the naval tor be nt shops by giv argued that the men would then be| ernm and at of work, and would be giad to] ed, that a copy fo to thelr tern ft t to all] committee was appc and} lodges and to the quletly net about to accomplish this | rand lo ational As- purr T schinists got wind| sociation of Machinists.” thin fact, and when certain that/ Walting for the Outcome the influe f brought to bear| ,. * eet : upon the workman at Bremerton to| The local machinists are pati strike was fathered by the Motal| Waiting for the outcome of the Teaden’ aesnciation, @ pian was im-| "ual convention of the Motal Trad mediately rr ed out to thwart the| @#secintion, which ts In session tn) anuh - Yew York City today. ‘The fact 4 that the manufacturers were at- Tacoma Was Wotified IN A MINE & any of the m ones alive. Numbers of w miners ha been brought ¥ en have t GAINING WASH ‘ON C., June 1 Mre. McKinley's physicians report this morning that she continues t impr and t» slowly gaining | atrength. Trial Spin. morning. rand greater faci ik than any thwent const jolved that w tempting to cause trouble at Brew have the machinista| STAR PA AC 1901 IFFER radi on, bott patterns. j ] last incutand sea ceive: ment of fred Benjamin & in WORSIEDS, TWEED ( SERGES, i1HOME $14. $16 > tailor made 0. Suits an PUNS—Beauties. and up to $2 and about half the $12, 5 the Just as goo i price. One Price One Method Adams ¢eBlancha to participate in the free ts, to be given away a purchase in the f dimerib July 4th > > > Great crete THE LEADER °SS } Bale 7IO Beoond Aveo. Sale $) Weary in Well Doing? Not at All i This store has always been ambitious THE PEOPLE'S t J The purchase of the stock of im NEW YORK GOODS CO,, which w DAMAGED BY WATER ONLY. a nc aneendary end weetel articles are going Wee ot daagtheeal OH prices. We cannot enumerate them in this space. Come and see, 2} You are welcome whether looking or buying. Remember also that co RESCRIPTIONS Our Busin: ts to Prepare Them Two graduates in pharmacy give their entire attention to this de- partment. Purity, accuracy and reliability ts our only rule. Deiiv- eries made anywhere ip the city. STEWART & HOLMES DRUG CO,, 627 FIRST AVENUE. E 2bc STORE OPENS TOMORROW . can have no idea of the purchasing gy of your small change until you have been in this store. Not an article priced at more than twenty-five cents, and hun- dreds priced at §c, 10¢, 1§¢ and 2o¢. SEE THE BIG AD ON PAGE THREE for further particulars of this new departure in Seattle. SA FORD & ODDIE THE GREAT WESTERN 23¢ STORE 22 Second Avenue, Near Pike St. Btx-room hor 5x100, view can- on bicycle path, lot 7 not be obstructed, two blocks from car line; HERBERT S. UPPER 12 and {3 Scheuerman Block, First Avenue and Cherry St. | easy terms, | ooee “$ NO "MORE GROWDIN SOO KOTORORESOEHEHERSEDe New Furniture Salesroom just completed close tostore $ where you will find the largest and cheapest stock of house- ° hold goods on Pike Street. OGDEN’S, 507 PIKE 1 oe oe MORAN BROS CO. Shipbuilders, Founders, Machinists and Boiler Makers, Manufacturers of High-Grade Lumber. CHAS. 6. HOLCOMB OPTICIAN 916-918 Darke Bidg., Con Second and Marion ‘Telephone Boe dit No saw Tages on Collars and Cuffs. Very smooth are the collars after the rough edges have been removed by the new edge ironer recently Installed by CASCADE LAUNDRY CO, °° Seven" owen For the cure of Liquor, Haplie- ‘The oaly Keeley Morphine, Optum or Tebacco institute in Washington British Columbia. Institute Kilbourne Ave, Take Green, Lake. or ergont car, Office 30 gultiva ing. ‘Del, Main’ Beattie, Wash..Ot Cantien al KEELEY INSTITUTE ONLY ONE CENT That’s the Price Y LOPY 3A MON TH Our Violetine 2 ° $ 2 2 ¢ 2 2 a 4 2 4 4 a 3 » Price 25¢ FARNSWORI'S.. «== PHARMACY 904 Second Avenue RAneern en ahaa naa ahaha hahahaha nh anan ann ES aabhna da nahananahaann ann nanan ann ' Put a New Collar On to your dog. If you want tial one—one that of the best material finished you is m and properly are safe in buying here, We just received a most complete line of dog collars and harness. Going Northrup (0, 803 First Avenue Garden Truck Green Peas, be Ib, Radishes, 1c bunch Onions, tc bunch. Turnips, le bunch. NATIVE STRAWBERRI Fresh picked each day, baskets for 25c. HAWAITAN ISLAND PINEAPPLES— Large sized, juicy fruit se each. Adams Grocery Co, 1428 Second Ave. Tel. Mats 482 PATENT MEDICINES, AT COST? To.Be Sure. LASKA "> FOOTWEAR Garfield & Strong's Aqua” boots will give fect satisfaction for summes Alaska, Not ¢ but very strong Pliable and soft perfectly waters! plete line of all kind footwear TREEN SHOE (0, 107 First Avenne Cahn & Colin 115 JACKSON STREET car cable* . We cam fure at reasonadle | | Purchased all street from Seattle BC nish any quantit ephone, Main 423, J FUNERA ES, Uibinectors = * SEATTLE N BONNEY & STEW. pzunstal Direstors ang

Other pages from this issue: