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

PONDAY, JUNE % 1901 the Drillias y etoria last at exercises ai Macrum plomatic expert an did his work Hay reached New Haven Sat ante of New York. com ‘evening fro alike the rit THE SEATTLE STAI ers and Fireworks W PRECAUTION. where be graduated bee te Revi bape} in . lcrackere you want He spent a quiet evening at prisoners - tana. tar | Rvery boy and girl in Beat ‘thea’ r " rs'| Hay resigned his post and returned anywhere in the state per, ending with two hours he Te te ‘ . = pest and returs | The latest thing Im health preeau- |' an hav plenty of e and chatting with friends in | tton emanates from Skagway. sc-|nesded to colebra he ¢ Patel lobby. «He retired to his | ording to advices brought on the | Fourth clock, nothir Feng steamer Dolpa All nae Jet wubsae ¢ Sta fem of him wnt’) the accident, |i napected by governr health om. ¥ and bring the " St New Haven hee been recety assisted by the ratiroad oft neces indicate that the ON MRS. HAY If entitied to It, are t man Was about to retire. He He pnnee ra Nyy ag: tn } elad ip pajamas. amers This is done as a ¢ joung man was a leader inhis| NEW HAVEN. Conn. June & autionary measure, and ts the su : fad bad come to Yale to at-| Secretary Hay,’ who was utterly | {rut Of 8 Joint agreement between the | fs triennial re-union. As a | Prostrated by the sudden death of 2 ror ¢ his son upon his arrive r nent. pot trave Of thd’ Committee, he was to) (rise aeons fe arranging for the class fes-| 3 this morning. The | ané for the annual supper in| young consul will pr a He was in excelient| to Cleveland, though no and seemed to look forward | “nee” pleasure to the week's pro-| fall from the win only by o iaborer - of the he nd many ieee : goon gathered at the hotel Miatiication of the body was made! Mason of Chicago, one of ; clammater. The body, which fee external marks of injury into the hotel, ‘unerel ar mts have yet been made and t be, un ft Mra. Hay arrives. OOM KRUGER SENDS WREATH © where it AMSTERDAM, June % Oom held for instructions from) Pauli Kruger has cabled to America an © for @ handsome wreath for Adelbert Hay The " te to t ° CELEBRATE FOURTH OF JULY LCT. U. Will Observe the Day __ by Grand Picnic. , COLD ROYALTY tn the Yukon uty Settied by Act of Commissione: : niet eee i 7 The royalty on gol@ shipped from piemic witt be held at | re win jeopardy ‘all’ af the come plac eopardy all of the com- park July 4 under the aus-| mercial gold shipped out of the Yu- - Mf the federated union of the! kon country on account of its lisbil- TU. There will be a good | ity of being seix pon arrival i at, beginning at 11 a. m.,| @t the boundary, has been settied by : . music, popu-| Special act of the gold commission e t, appropriate , eT Commissioner Ross and Gold , Commissioner Senkler Dea wron have ina an order allowing ail q the boundary, provided RE’S ‘NOTHER : i Sa ereteee the satisfaction of the j old commissioner that the royalty £ as been paid the dust, and a BRIGHT BOY ==" produced YORK, June 4.—The ne has been discover Mel P. Levenberg, the 14-year a tailor living in tne Sea tenement district of the He is employed as a \a- by the New York Telephone o der is to isatoner the right to exer his discretion in regard to commerctal gold dust, thue obviat ing the Im ‘attendant ap- on whe SAN FRANCISCO, June ™4 Hatafeid is & remarkably Bright d worked at night fy for two yearw upon ‘nis |c Prin adopted daughter of . He has succeeded in es- the late C. P. Huntington, will re ; communication between ceive $1,000,000 in addit to the * ones six blocks apart. The million left her by her ad 4 tath ‘ be says. is the conductor. A er'a will. It will from Henry 7 iffom each ‘phone extends to a E. Huntington ve rily, in view d in the ground of the recent remarka it P. Servies. a professor of the walue who investigated | the pad king SS WANDERED IN nerease In of securities left by the There will be no will aa the famous Keel has ace mnplish “4 Servins talked over It remains to be Says, whether it can be used neces. RCITY JOBS ae Mrs. W. H. Burnes Gre more than # aprfilica-| Stratford, seven miien Bier the city civil service ex-|#0n creek, has been wan: Wash., June 4.—~ whone home ia at west of Wil ring about q which will begin next the country for a day and night clad 1 eee sember does not include | only in a nightrobe. She was found - OF more iaborer applica-|by her husband and Joseph McMa + @ are six applications for| hon a few miles from here inte yes- "i if the municipal court terday and will be taken to Water. thera sandman ille t mination as to = . her man's feet have been badly nd bruised, and the ad 's carpenter by name of Mc-| exposure has weakened her Mrs . While working aboard the Purns ad been #ick for some time City Saturday afterr and b e slightly demented B stairway and sustained His left arm w 804 his shoulder dislocate femoved to Providence hos. n Hotels. 3 AAA 0000000086 New County Barn. county mmissioners have the contract for the con Of the new county farm| y, BN. Swart w @Serrvier =e Howing are among the late ar te 4 dnd H. Lis-| rivals at the Rainier-Grand M : a bid was 81. Comstock, merchant and late mayor Spokan Brace, Denver; A ~ H. Wet Maj. ¢ H. Pen 3 wife, Spokane; F. A Wash ington, D. C.; Frank L. Wheeler a t North Yakima; C. H. K. Smith, San - se pwd ‘a wong dmprove:| Francisco; Trad Huston ma; een advertined for an: Godéarée’ wor Nac = pened at the meeting of the) idard, Fort St Public works Saturday: Wa-| At the Diller: Hi. H. Buddington, OM Occidental avenue trom) business man, Ban Francisco; BE. J Wav to Jackson; water main| Hancock merchant and wife, “i from Madison to) ville; John Cline, Olympia; H. ¢ ain on Roren avenue mberman, Hamilton; y; erading |W 4, rancher, Gilman; H. enue north| Adams and wife, Portland; W. W. to Kast Thom-| Conner, La Conner L. Lynch nd parking East| North Yakima; 8. T. Duniap, Ta Royleston avenue| coma; Dan Connors, Spokan P) f John H. Nagle'’s | Sheedy, Port Orchard; L. Rathgeber, SOONERS OUT Coupe he Northern: F. G. Wright, Ta Waldman, F H rtiand; J and wife, Dawaon; J. H Whateom Mins Addie Revelstoke; R. H. Herhold Idah Shelley rd mente. Te une 24 tee Anna Gri r finished r nie mers” out ith EEE eee 3! B35° 5) 333 z ] At the Seattle; L. O. NIGHTGOWN Waldo, White | J to the same reg ations, and are stopped at the sur it of the pass, where, If they not f » papers from the | Mayor Humes has received a com can authorities, they are 1} munication from Mayor J. F. Grese back of Nome City, saking him to make —— able the t Nome City has ude any reput "Mortality Record, The funeral of W. J. Kiaunine rowned two. weeks ago from @ boat the Duwamish river! was held day afternoon nducted at Butterworth's ehapel and interment van mad at Mount m that city, but on capital to de | | | rdiges, w Mies Theresa F ted Saturday at 20¢ North Broadway of sumption was held yesterday aftern om the Chureh of Immaculate ¢ t tion, Rev r Brown oMfetat ing. ve conducted by Rev VICTORIAN SAILS | ‘FROM MUSIC TO MILLIONS). | | | | Bteamer Vietorta Capt. J an! ‘ | Roberts, Dodwell &@ Co. sailed for] LA SALLE, M1’ June From Southeastern Alaska last night. She | recetving # mere pittance for plying arried 65 passengere and #0 toms|in a local band, Spencer Drake hax of cargo. Hugh Madden, who re ® mill * Drake came turned from Nome alle with a traveling theatr! steamer Jeante, that suceceded tn playing the Victorian. houses f a Week whe he or a a nm be *, to wattle up h Germany oo 8 he whe hetr | and his wifa, who have been Itv ma emall salary, will le for many to clatm their share of the The Star Pays the Freight. SON OF SECRETARY HAY Sess ‘SWINDLED MILLIONAIRES see" vee ON A GIGANTIC SCALE °°" YOU ARE ONE His Hotel in New Haven---Tragedy Results So 4 nts 7 . f ; 3 $ se : reading The in Abandonment of All Festive Features ona Aiaakn. haa Ehrgnberg. mer= 418,00, and” hn TUESDAY SHIRTS of Commencement Week, Young Hay nor Sn [the Calta are mi : bad in the. mea Having Been a Yale Alumnus. noi y= RES is: aN ‘1 2 , a5 “ig ; - na, ftt? 4 Pair For 960 ca ae ace A WEEK FROM NEAT THURSDAY “cn rice sensation here | “Ratha erved as consul ome See Each Boy and Girl in Washington Can Nave Fire-Crack-|:""°" ree “NERA WATIRS EYES itheut Penny or Price by latest ap- ' meth * The SHADOW TY Examination free, Hirsch’s Pharmacy A. LINDAUER, Optician » the Sta let and P T f ke Street : if Tea Kettles THE POURTH xs yey N ay oe iv ‘ rapidly approaching ould « 60c FIRE CRACKERS t-cles f t packages for $1.6, ate |e aM. PRITCHARD MEE CHONG & CO 417 Pike Street 1 1116 WHAT is neater Second Ave. 25 Dollars pay for red, shot th W. W. HOUGHTON, Jeweler DR. HT. TURNER ated . th . First Ave anitartum, Block. than a neat watch Not much money to PEKIN, June 4 pee The auth are alarmed Roxermoverent ~ the Allied Villagers, They pr . un - 3 : nived for mutual pr — : ; but their real oby 1-| 0 forget the elosing | sale @ 3 foreign. ‘They are particu ao-| Stevens & Btevens’, 908 Fine 1 H ive in the notghbork Tier RES He Stevens & Ktevens’, 203 Pike Bt | The Ne Suburban. s Alaska ae 1 Great Removal Sale fully decorated and the program "AMUSEMENTS. HAS BEGUN AND PRICES ARE AS LOW OR lered Was & (get past te LOWER THAN DURING THE FIRST WEEK. sorgetown, Which was receptiy de by fire, will begin thle week It t& claimed that there will be n peere in the valley around Sou Kk, OM Recount of the late frov 1 wn h kite? the blotso desi OUSE== JOHN CORT. MANAGER) n © invoice of garden hose ast Baturdsy. It wee ordered some time but was delayed Mra. John Storach of Ballard tm) recovering from 4 se | © inom One Night Only THURSDAY, JUNE 27 PALOMA ‘The brifitant ohild pianist wonderful performer."—Cam om counter at wh- heard of prices. ber hose, 6¢ feet | | ‘The Ballard schoo! board will open bids at Ite meeting tonight for the =/POO LATE TO CLASSIFY) hip wrtah Calkers and , ur hall has E we Western Ava, second floor Members are requested to be pres ent a¢ next regular meeting dey evening, June 27th, as by i H coon | j Bhip | tita Vireo, J ed te |GRAND OPERA HOUSE TONIGHT (moNDAY am 5 Cts a Foot i J eee | Rig’ bh Annual Music and Dram anteed for one year ..... | impor will be taken up Hurley, Seattic’s star fret hase- atle Entertainment Reading and adoption of new Hose, guaranteed for 2, 4 and 5 years, selling at & 20 and 18¢ @ man, has not played in the lant et REPUBLICAN Seago \ the Panile af I ” Dees nt Vasema, aud i leareet awe, ¢ D. Mi MULEEN By the Papils of Elisabeth Jay Richardson that he has been suspended tt ‘etary. neral fasion, 28 cents; chit- ms that Hurley signed wfth th ab, of the Western league of the seaw ™ re firet be Hurley was p with Spokane t- | COLUMBUS, O. Jelogates and June 4.—~The city i 4 " n ‘ fe filled with v y om oo id pa » opens at @ clock this lr Ladt Friday es ly rd wna received from St. Joe that ted t Hurley bad been suspended, and " . fcould not play. It is th there in a tangle somew ‘Gon Gane Will be straightened out ot be favore | and that Hurley wil ol gece is Ing on the eack again. Manager 5 paathorin Gan nat maeiie’ ‘dined Dugdale is keeping the wires hot be-| ¢- nh the usual deciarationn | tween Tacoma and St. Joe ; DAWSON WANTS BAD DRAINAGE CARNEGIE GIFT os? susan viz, ven 1 | betwee Twelfth and Fifteenth ave | Advices brought down on the Dol-| closet drainage along Fir ot in | phin state that the people of Daw-| emptying int mulch nearby. The son, through the Dawson Public| retuse matter lodges in the bushes a the gulch and disease te fear Library and Recreation aasoctation, | ey Spy Seta meee |Rave written to Andrew Carnegie, 00 yi sect The board of h | the multi-millionaire itbrary distri has asked for it several times bet utor, asking that in the distribution |the council so far has taken: fe Ubrary endowment will | consider the gold metropolis of th far north @ candidate for hie ger onity. In framing the letter to steel king the committee laid etrenu ous note of the fact that Dawson is| IN THE LEGAL NOTICES, PERIOR COURT OF situated in a country where many| the Stat Washington, in and men often find . r| f County of King ‘ hands, and look a Nelo N 1 as of the ohiet The committee in ¢ nicat pect a reply before summer & RAINIER ARRIVES The corporation, ar Amerioan b ration, 4 Summons Vashi to said Nels N. Anderson A } Peterson, defendants: |. The steamer Rainier, L. H. Gray| You are hereby summoned to ap. |& Co., agents, arrived in Seattle! pear within sixty (60) days after the ; rany from San Francisco with! date of the first publiea of thin 675 tons of cargo, and the following | wammons it, within wixty days passengers. after the June, 190 Miss Carlin, Richard Anderson, A. | defend the entitied act in A. Oliver, Charles M. the above entitied court, and anay McDonald, Mra. Shute Mra. Oly s Thompson, Mra. J. Kiverett, G. Selm. 0. he Rainier discharge albraith’s wharf and left Whatcom this morning ‘TEACHERS | da in King county, Wast : inator " Lots fifty-four (54) n to the elty of Seattle, “King VANCOUVER, B. C., June %4.—A No |achool row is on here wo lad plaintitt principals, Miss Agnes Deans Cam of lon and Miss ‘Willlama, have I ° Jawords han r " interest at the They are a ie written per annan examinatlo against ' now in default the rules 0 mrd, and|and to bar each of anid defendant been suspended, There ‘is a of ar sim or interest In #aid real general feeling that the board and property | superintendent have acted in a high PETERS & POWELI |handed and arbitrary manner Attorneys for plaintiff Consult Florance Marvin, proph exter Horton Bank Pullding ‘ ator Date of first publication, June 24th, Go to Spinning for bioyele repairs, \1901, ena CONVENTION | Any hose that does not giv or your money back. entire satisfaction will be replaced der 12 na June HIRO AVENUE THEATER ‘hope Mais ai + M Rummel, Manage: y Popular Price Theater cents, Sale of Seattle's ¢ 20, 30, 40 and 50c, Only Theater Open in the City TONIGHT -‘piniallaiainiginisisheisisicisinisiaieinin: CUT RATES and after July lst this mpany will reduce the price of gus to 0.40 per théuaand; 1 tion will be Pianos arry the most complete as cortment Gat Oalh On seston terme J at lower prices than any other | house in the city. Terms as low as OF JULY Fireworks at Wholesale and Retail FURS IO IO non the use of gas for AND TUESDAY AND WED. > > f 4 il * 1¢l and illumimating purpos- Special assortments for NESDAY $6 I er Month ee, tg i | The r will be $1.80 per private lawn displays at Elat " tion of the Great| Pianos from $200 up. tmeove ne wen |S mye g 4 jrama, | on or before the test lay of the month for rendered Bills are due on the y of the next which the bills are succeeding $1.00 $2.50 $5.00 Largest the city to select from at eastern prices, RHODES BROS. ‘SHERMAN, LAY & 60) THE SILVER KING) om sions ave : Good Buy in Butter first month and failure receive bill will not entitle consumer to rebate unless bill tually paid on or before E Commencing Thursday Evening the 10th instant is paid heck, through the maf ist be in this office on tl oth Instant assortment in Gillette's Comedy 100 MUCH JOHNSO as usual unt of 20 cents per is offered to con- in consideration of thelr paying their bills at the office as soon as due, thus saving the expense of sending t collectors jestring to Fresh Creamery, per Churned Fancy pound, 2%e; 2 In 6-Ib lots. RRL RRR Powe Main 66 ; a AVENUE THEATER, avoid SSON BROS. WM, Kusei, Mamage MATIE Oe ee ee the >yance of looking ag> 1331 Second Ave. | GROCERS | ter their Bille can have @ pre- Seattle's only popular-priced theater . Kh Tel, paid meter put in and pay for Sign of Big Coffee Pot a 1 Oh eee seit their gas as used, at the rate Only Theater Open in the City | ~aaauaBa BUBB OEE of $1.60 per thousand FOO RE The mintmum charge wit be r meter TONIGHT per “2 = meters and | AL and Fancy Groceries 6 li , (\ | “DAVY CROCKETT” | Bt — Gas & Elect ‘ltl « (0 il itr tin, Sint a a 1227 YESLER Wal "30° fate as teat | SEARCHLIG HT/s cable 1305% Second Ave ADMISSION 100. Turkish Patrol, snow ne ten walls the of Milan, blind dinautor * * < HOMO SEOMH HOE OSES EERE OEEe Cd New Furniture Salesroom : 115 JACKSON STREET Purchased all street car NO MORE GROWDIN just completed close to store where you will find the largest and cheapest stock of house- hold goods on Pike Street, OGDEN’S, 507 PIKE eeeoevoee Pee ooeeesooe, A Money Saver on Catl Trade Prices. from Seattle BE. Co, We can fur- nish any quantity at reasonable prices. ne, Main 423, Teleph ttle Transfer Co. Prelght, Passenger and Baggage STORAGE Shirts, closed front, 100; shirt, Tel. Math 41-40, Oe ©23 First av i open front, 19%¢; soft shirts, 100g Get Our Prices. . 7 “Ler CURD, Der pals, Se SOOooooorosoos SOOOSOCOC® H®’ EL BUTLER We guarantee not to shrink your nnels. We take the rough edges ff your collars and give you or domestic Anish (no glogs) STAR PAINT CO. Beattle's CAFE AND® * L and GRIL ® | Sont'Frrn'sie | HOO FIM Cor, ad and Pike Queen City Steam Laundry a e Ly “vl * be * Plan’ Hotel NECTION # | 800-302 Pike. 1426-28 FOURTH AVE. * * Near Pike , ealablished 1890, [ORI RII RR IR | _ ( g Ce Z = e ao ls Uae fe fre ation Mex Bout BO poral fore 19)