The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 12, 1901, Page 1

if Only Paper in seattle That Dares int the News : g. NO. 93. SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 12, 1901, USE PASSES REPEAL OF THE © 3000 MEN LABOR TO REWARDED CONGRESS SAAMPIA, Tune 12—The house to-jslap In the face, Th janet the senate bills repeal |over the yetors are: Rel tie @efective execution act and | appointment of a public print appropriating $7500 for the | pert t relating to th of the legisiative ae repeal Dill Das ted to the & #—pansed 17 a eto of the mt eure of Bia was continucd 4 made a} tax api onder for 2 A t 4 down by a fgeteks are cleared and an ad-|strict party vote, except that bas tomorrow is probable shipping taxation and faapeate this morning passed all | Prost ted with the Democrats. bite reported. over the wove } Seas thus giving him a direct’ lett voted with th GRETED A THIEF IN MHELETTER COURTROOM —_—— | Selected an Unusual Place to Ply es Know How Ser-) His Trade jous Is Such an Act. } - Thornton, a janitor in the use, had a Valuable gold m this morn 3 i S Marshal S ae Bs easeated 5 W. Mart in| me we he on t house. It has » of Mr. Thornton to le he has forme atill remains ct 20. more as tt as wer in the hospital is ex-|!m San Francisco, ioty ewww. MR. DICKINSON oye AS AN UMPIRE! ie wad suseande for headquarters at avenue and Pine|Railway Men Will Play Ball on pasted and. the’ repal Gon arrived on the scene « Saturday. ‘ . No one was injured wire. | ack the| 1 the! enged ‘The baseball craze hi | Seattle Electr | railway the lighting | honors on th mn board 125 a ~ COULD NOT HEAR A THE TRAIN” SUCH PERSONS 2200 UNION BUTCHERS ; Mrs. L. Fisher, wife Dawson miner; Mrs. And Scavington, big col me of the Ketchikan district a.) ting 18 years of age, was knocked road track of the 8. & . 4, at We this morning. His McKay, wife of Agent aoe 0f the White Pass & Yukon! »¥ train Ni at Skagway, and Manager of the Skagway and Juneau with an opera com- es cM members ntly return mb institute Jat o'clock this morning he start a | Ris home at Yesler toward the Ra na store. To reach this plac necessary for him A track. As the not hear the approaching ae June 12.~The village of | = a ‘Tyrol, was swept by flood THOMPSON 1S ALL oooh ea ms sued th resting Carciess ind Criminal | eu Drivers. date for exe is law is not applicable | | peer Ben Thompsn i stop the fas by | property sold by defendant WING UP AN ARMY SCANDAL AT ‘FRISCO! ‘| tone of grain per month were y months from nt a the sus le 1 harty. He is thought t be m auartermaster’s sergeant, mie Abrains. son of Geo, Abrams, i. | Nothing New Among the »| Bestows Medals on | Extend the Chinese - His Soldiers. Exclusion Act. will probably pase the} ate ¢ the governor's . " at Randa executtor rt} ob ; . t f reency wW y r t 1 ————— The senate, In separat night, passed a bil r Rands taw he b en Rae ‘ . reg This action on the part Mok PLAY BALL 4 S00D MOVE == 2 | Conductors Will No Longer Crowd | Seeesrooroseroerssersoeseso oo resossseseoooooeres: The Cheus and Yakmenots| Passengers in Signaling. POFOPOEOOOOHONOODSOOOO9 09 OOOO OOOOOOOOOSOOOO OS, Have Teams, BULLETIN VERY SICK WASHINGTON, D.C, Jur Mrs, MeKt The members of the popular Cheu fancing club of this cit = ©, Bin ee deel =e ; = een =—=——— 3 DON’T FAIL To read our ad in Tomorrow tar. It will terest you if you wear SHIRT OSX Adanns Ve Blanchard, 2 00000000000000 0000000000 00Os bob OdeOOOeOe Od OOOO et 21 HE L E ADER 710 Beoond Ave THE DISCOVERER: Distrib A Great Fire Sale of $5,000 Worth of Merchandise Damaged by Water Only able, but th RESCRIPTIONS Our Business Is to Prepare Thom Two graduates in pharmac re attention to this d Purity, accuracy and ty is our only rule. Deliv- 1 the city, 4 rel eries made a STEWART & HOLMES DRUG CO, 627 FIRST AVENUE. SOCSOSOSHOSOSOD OOOO OSS, AS THROW DOWN GAUNTLET TO MACHINISTS Na-) A prominent members of Man-|tempt th sof the ex-)t paid today that NEW YORK, Jun tional Metal Trades" as . fol-| utacturers’ association ' tive sessions | millions would be added to the | lowing its defiance « y to} mu n he said * Ban Frar fund to teh mach , be amma 4 ¢}the Metal Workers’ union, and tts! mar 4 thei? 8 a at y Jehailenge an: -| - | | uled to com: n| decision to rate immense fund) machinists, but also defied Amer s on the Pa : | Saturday | hii np’s nen | General to fight that organisation, is prepar-| {can Federation of La 4 Wit i aay M Prominent ing, it is said, for @ life-and-death| Detectives guard at t f A jany on the men of his ac-| struggte with the Ameri F. ‘ P 7 Peopie to Alaska. ceptance but it bie that h * en tenga A man aed: ' . of acoad by a | “The employes on both aides nave |1o" Of Labor, if that organization) a ter 5. chagedbe 4, aati anebeleokens: le | | been practicing for some time and| sees ft to take up the mac a ts ” the steamer Victorian clears| the game promises to be an interest i na and points ea| ing one. cause mig 8 » Chalesere-ct e- | six hours on day train. The engine struck him just a wealthy r t AN PRAY June 12.—Th b nt not nd a curve threw him #e ‘ t mn which = ay pr enen anes ; ‘Vv \ ply,» ' "|uRs. JANE MYERS |e —____ Beene fae DIES SUDDENLY 420, 000 ‘IN THE COURTS STUATION WORKMEN *s According to Report of Grand Master at the Buffalo Session. E b E 5 Workers Today. At the headquarters of the chinists’ union this afternoon far as they are conc John F. Johnson Dies. LOWELL, Mans., June 1 nds near Chelmsford ¢ s that of Mra. Frederick Blendin, of Boston. sterday y of the decapitated woman found | was positively Identified to The head was Examination the body are thone ¢ : The deepest mystery vells the awful erin soovois sams nm GROWN HIM battlonbir trial trip off thia coast this r that the only marks of violence on | | Japtha D.} eat Northern | lay and will | 1 lat f that King Hdward 1 : , mS ple) He was run over ut North- | n freight train on the water front | Nite & Inter: | a member of his crew, with an axe-| found guilty of burglary this morn-| « i he wes otherwise budly $n: | handle. | ing by a jury in Judge Griffin's court. | Jured, 208 oe: $S50—— Six-room houre on Lake Unt ew can- not be obstructed, two blocks from car easy term HERBERT S. UPPER 12 and 13 Scheuerman Block, First Avenue and Cherry St. _{®) A Money Saver on Call| P| Trade Prices. | Sys) Shirts, closed front, 10¢; shirts, open front , 100; Queen city “Steam Leuntry eeecooenece NO MORE GROWDING joo ecmrictedciose tostore where you will find the largest and cheapest stock of house- hold goods on Pike Street. QGDEN’S, 507 PIK eoercosee MORAN BROS CO. | Shipbuilders, Founders, Machinists and Boiler Makers, |) Manufacturers of High-Grade Lumber. CHAS. G. HOLCOMB OPTICIAN 910-016 Marke Bidg., Cox, Second and Marion clephone Bine OIL No aw Edges 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, *™* Secu e** HERE IS A SNAP IN DRIED FRUIT YOU CAN~ NOT AFFORD TO MISS. California Evaporated Peaches Dark color, but the quality is all right. Worth roc per Ib; our price for Thursday, Friday and Saturday, 10 Pounds for 39c. 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Not too ut very strong and, Pliable and saft to] and perfectly waters ete Line of all’kinds a footwear, nea SHOE (0. 107 First Avenue spectal Ime — ‘exas Pecans gar, Agenue Lace Curtains Rugs, attings, Draperies, Carpe pers, Clocks, Bal Beari lothes’ Wringers, on easy weekly payments at Westberg & Childs 1312 Second Ave. 'Phone White e831 0 00001000000004) For best resulte advergtion | ia