The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 1, 1901, Page 1

E Only Paper in Seattle That Dares © Print the News : : : SEATTLE ——$_— MONDAY "HE SEATTLE, ANTHER DESTROYED FAILURE BY FLAMES DUFFAL, y City Natiog, ©. Connell i@ itis doors th Several | Midway eee as = IN GOLD Victorian Arrs With a Handsome Treasure From the| Klondike. * WASHINGTON, ING, JULY 1, 1901, PPSSESOSOOES OCNOSESOO CS PPPOESSED OO OROSOSOOECCS: A GAME THAT P TWO CAN PLAY AT SPODOOESS DEF OOOOOOOOOSOS OS SOOO OHOOOSESOOSOOOOOOD NO MORE INDIAN SCHOLARSHIPS WARSHINGTON, day oe to way Ming confronted with th modationa for the ch AGO, July 1.—At the headquarters oi the allied tra cH im this otty tt was said today that the mov ment fo Sil the ‘untona tn the United States tito one vast orgs Would be given definite shape at a conkrence of natt Mabor leaders to be held tm this city during thepresent month the leaders of the movement @ it te generally be! tion will be to Sombinations of capital like trust. i i n have wiy « ren heretofore taught in thy ath any such inten. sah ; chief objet of the new ¢ ition tO Weist attacks wan's dijion-< July 1.—The of which Wm. to open Mass, July 1 (tin we & will con ernment i Hampton 4 With the at nt fas on ment cuts lowe with fille e i lieved by thone familiar that it will be many vided to tuk by wht f the ¢ from & number Inyitations are now being prepared and will t gent to Prest jdent Bamue! Gompers of the American Federatiog of La HM Master v ‘arkman Par Bhaffer of the Iron an Great labor organisati. C'Y MEIKLE NOW ON DUTY icige at Chamber of Com- merce— Other Matters, SP SPCCCSSSSESESECOOEOD © PEOLOOOEOOOSOOOOSOOOOOSS 66 OO OSSOOOOEOOOOOOO>OOOD HEARING OF mh CONSIDINE Wa july 8 Seerececooonicccoooooons 90 DEC. CHICAGO, M..July 1.—The ther er register! 90 here at 10 mormag, and the pros are good fq the prediction | * |that all local heatrecords wilt be broken today, Nenerous prostra- Hons were reports this morning. | | There is intense m@ering in th Jas. B. Meikle took the desk as| « and other fed districts. of the chamber of com- - today, having eded Thos. At about $800,000, dist; h, ‘whose resignation = lows: Canadian Ranige, Saturday. Mr. Meikle is al 1 Fern fees, Beattie ly “at home” in hia new position pon cone MNT te peedicces thon 3 in migned to Pers care, + | geht he remaindarries by “ Phe rivers and harbors entertain r4 Dantenwert At, Committee iy again in session ee mosntsd pulse ot, thelortnwest ‘cham a pa $ the old gonsisned to aoe a Bank of Commer Another New Roog H. T. Minter, Dawaobwa wenger on the Victoria et ly seven days ago he left Ion on the river ateamer Selkirk atench ed White Horse two days by hours later: from there he ta Skagway and caught th ne was prepaky The Selkirk and the Dawed ry boats of 4 by the Whity, Yukon Railway company. h other in rd for speed maid Mr ST OF THE = LUNTEERS ARRIVED [OME AT DAWN TODA nt of jague Delayed the A NEW YORK n three-quar Was exper « ny dust; ring er time on the the | Gen UME pase ; : ee and Iatest advices yy) teweon th 4nd vicinity, the ati In way ot ie och S99 OPOSOO RO DEC HOS EOOO0D SULLIVAN CHIEF i ‘The valu down by the Victor! Mayor Humes today « John Sullivan chief Postponed Unti! Monday, Reasons. cocececeeee % WASHINGTOR, 3 —Reginning todal @ carriers through @ return by o> ‘arrangt ° toward entertaining the dis- d commicsion whic ox SPerted to arrive in Seattle Saturday : BURGLARY a hur Davey of Daweon; ‘1 attle and min Mrs town that @ with ap- @ jority of @ m of the & sation for extra f Su 3 The return tojthe cient officers. & Yukon Ratlway Co. bility has been oap and correspondent Dudley | @ demand caused by the hot has resulted in an ice cream here. ‘ ne 80" abdlishingtre. | recruiting strength m the up-river # accomny Miller today. “Both \».' Constance. agg SQUEEZE OF THE TRUST Employes of the ng business tn be pkagway Sashes a Commerce Taking Up the Matter, camo ay mpet roads, will mpany B, Fortythird infantry at Ta- ip at saki Ter Eays. reat rattroad | discharge flect of that Ar f me trust will soon feel t | combination have earned good salaries by reason th KERNAGHAN MORE OR LESS STILL ABSENT. And the Sunset People Will Not Say a Word About Him # the con Thou who | we offices and sta- TACOMA, July 1—Company B,| The Kintuck pufito Nagasaki fo: oT | authority for the jeoal. Just as athor was being! ~| weighed for the @tinuance of the om the transport Kintuck from journey homewardt was discovered ‘This company, which con-|that a Chinamirtho had come ‘Sieh, te the very last of the| aboard at Nagasi was ill of bu- Qolunteer army to return from ths|bonic plague. Tipatient was tak- Philippines. The other companies ot | en ashore and thKintuck was held Mhe Forty-third arrived in San/ten days in quantine; ot by the transport Ohio two| she would have nde her hor *0. Company B was to|ten days ago. [Rave reached port in time to be mus-/ In addition to jp 54 men of Com- out before the ist of July, and| pany B the Kint( brought 100 dis. “Would have done so had it not been| charged soldiersind #0 discharge: 6‘ Li a - ‘fora Chinaman. This 's how it hap- | teamsters. ; 8 — co. | yi ».. BOMPERS _ INTINSE ‘SHOULD BE oHALF-MAST IMPROVES, eat reapom EXPLAINED MichiganCitizens Wil! Mect | tiene thus far @ reported as a re~ Body of Pingree. NEW yYoRt, ASHINGTON, D. c., July i—|eut of the tord wa , Gompers, president of the at Ballard, ct Federation of Labor, eas} ‘was burt by « fall from a street | there last week, is better this! fhe White "1 ing. | of 24'to 12. ‘Mr. Gompers, it was announced, | tea like H,.. 4 tract ents were ee ae | makes nin TWO MISSING Boys | orge Seigert, © 10-year-old ind| V Rainier ea ia missing. His| , Henry Beigert, reported the| ter to. cay Dolice last evening and out is being kept for young teliow. ie wore a white hat and a — pair of ove when last see Helen floss of of 926 Lane str: jemt her nephew, Rert or FE: Morgans, “He is 13 years old According to advices br te watement that the) .\cording to advice: Kintuck will steam to Port Town- sent to & fumigated by the quaran. tine offices at (hat port, and witli re- | Ot turn to Teoma tomorrow afternoon. She will & dismantied her, then turn€ over to by charter eiring July 1. three regiments of nter army—the Forty-first, Forty-thir| and Forty-seventh being paidoft and | civie, munteipe bodies of South the advistbiiity are | tton for a territor Wes the First Report of Bullet Mark | at Guy's Drug Store. Bui ie eardus has ama tai and heme are being in with Mise LOOKING OVER THE NORTHWEST Party From North Dakota on Visit to Seattle. party of « ST. LOUIS, 4, July 1.—The tn- tense heat still hx St. Louis in tts grasp. Even afin early hour this NEW YC RK, July July 1.—Rafaet| | esentative &@ leadng teacher and jour-| nalist of Port¢Rico, was not permit |ted to land then he arrived fr San_Juan yeterday, br childre New York to In ache Bis amp with money. §o expla dent Is giwn. SOME NEW POINTERS BEARING ON STRIKE ght Baseb n inging 15 be placed Siz hundred K | team; the formal ple w yesterday * we wupplied mn of the stdght game White Knight FRED E. SANDER IVES IT UP Transfers Ti Seattle Railway Franchis{to Jacob Furth. The bartenders of Be have ar. | Mayor j !mportant Advices Received From the East That Explain Conditions. Fred E. Saa¢r and associates ha abandoned thr project of building ® railroad tofacoma, and transfer ‘was formerly © messenger boy. ————ee red by deedtheir inter in the Eroject to tipBeattle & Inter-Urban DROPPED DEAD fieyert vos ON THE TRAIN, = apy mont noted machinery manu | United States, inc the largest ma CI'Y HALL. Pe A Bet csc Omit n Bixte ~ nna y Machin. at th 0 ta the hae ish the occ | that many m Il Campbell, a naval veter- @ years, dropped dead in a| vertised ¢ ort Pacific train yesterday aft. | on Jackson itr between Puyallup and this | ec 7 i aver) oH ty. “Mr. Campbell was on his way | 2U® betwee to Beattle to visit n sister. 112 had | *00 street, nd jeotte direct from the National Home| 20't® from for Pisabled Sailors at Kitzabeth Harrison national J When a short distance thie re aves ati umber of firms in the Hast “f Puyallup he remarked to a ch: | Sev Ane» Beve watch have Erantel the Gemandn of mequaintance that he was ge souh L Welle the machiniats and have open. bend had not tong to live. > s and resumed busi had the words lett his lips than | 4 ; ness Loe dropped dead | Coroner Hoye mat the body when fe and it is mow a pat Dermits The f ferworth's morgu ing bay 7 * of the Shepherd Baseball at Victoria. a Dur national game ts to be mate Bec Subject of British inspection this uft- | 81 ‘300 rnoon. Victoria, the British Col-| frarr @mbia capitol, will furnish a battle. Att FTUEWASTL RUFFLED CURTAINS: At a Third Below Value. made with An whone hea fation of avarter The Patrick Quinn re t This offering is one of "/real interes There’s not many of them, but early comers will find them an unusually attractive bar- From W, ¥. City wing has been re ot Jun Duai 1°in the Labor Wx- { 11:86. o'clock minutes’ “rought during which @ ) one was gerious-| ly hurt and no arrests were mad A fight start hange ovening mail, under date J. Barr, 23 te” sald one of th t t | net the repea 1 members of the Metal W sociation that Eastern mar xoept| era are making n ns and Campbe the atrikers no progress. It opened & Wo0d | the eyes of several prominent bual-| Sprague | seas men who were not informed as eeler jon in the Kast.” From Headquarters latter recetved m headquarte D. Cy, dated Ju attle rkers’ as factur shot 18 ded t ¥ nine with 10 hours pay ex RUFFLED HARNESS CURTAINS, 2 atyles, one Was PR pair; spectal mee Mary ‘Tinsom, an‘ Indian w pned #10 this mo She will to dwelling « Thirty-t L ‘ ¥, Ht nue nomh, to cont $300 ( uliders) ind for teams representing that | Birdecy '? on rena hi rdney for tory dwe poeker & We ity and the Washington torn ne Sey awe tre Supplies ¢ Wenatchee. Wenatchee's tearn pass-|to Judge en for a i leox, Worthi Fe throush here yesterday, register-|ing a1 1530 wel Garvin’ Machinery Co ine at the Stevens. ‘The gare will | Brown. There are f 1 the feature of Dominion day at| TOMATO RAUC Put @ pint of |small, general machine shops em Jetort [tomatoes in @ saucepan with a bay|Dloying in all about 200 machinists| es aay spring of parsley, four wh nd handy ridge the inte” Jun , alico of onion and blade ot movement hereabouts has| le nop. @, Bimmer over fire for 20 min. | t & grand success, and we have meeenton ws wked if he could| utes, then stra el not allowed a single settle 7 ‘erence between an Ox-| tablespoont, ‘in| on this one ba asie—Viz., 10 hours’ pay | Th ere also signed by at this price muslin, — with the others are Saturday | ington, bilahed | ar, as| venty 60,000 last at Wa 29, and p t the n lane Engineer Jeffreys sa x sewer that Is being built to connect with the south sewer tun 1 to work on ni Dur . “ With Increased | wages “when he Hows, wan alec lin, ot them 90 » fine quatity Si inn will have to be brow Tees casi, RIDICULOUS! ie to met @ right-of-way, MUSLIN CURTAINS: one dot : ted, the other figured, with pinin 4 ruffles; were be ) and $2.75, for «| vanklin, to that| At” #1,06. One. iii is want-| NET RUF) former price, and & Cambridge man.|a sauce, »|for nine hours’ work. Inclosed you! nnell. It is-| replied: iatPeh was, im-|level ta will find m full iat of i! shops which | timated that ubout 12 per. cent peplied: “An Oxford’ man | until ar upful of | have acceded to our demand the remaining Dige rt belonged to! the tomat it and| The iat of to work since June 28 on the nine ge man as if he did| pepper. 8 tll it begina to thick-| «ranted t numbers | hour day and 10-hours pay basis, World be- en, then serve, This sauce can be| about 2,000 and is tooflong for ons Heation. In it are thq names of - heated ov: wy Shop raster, tf mea took Ghesl Robert, ie moo place laat ni where the 0 Y ed for & minor offense, Eran STAR. DON'T FORGET hat on Tomorrow we launch our Great Mid Summer Clearance Sale. ALL GOODS AT COST! (E. & W. Cuffs and Collars, Excepied.) tHe PEOPLES BARGAIN S1ORE _ A Phevone alal Success THE LEADER orgs 0 SHOUND AVE Watch Hi Grow. Velve bbonm, Art the Leader this week. We a NER WEEK OF THE SALE to know that when you buy you are paying the lowest p to, F 2 it the rmined tot It must t a nat for you an armful of goods that reach and every art! goods are all marked article, causing us plain figures on ew month by month. r by year, until we floors as fu argaine as they ntain foot bargain t largest nd in the Went. Everything has } ure. No one will 1 upon, COME JUST ECHASE AT THE you to buy LOOK AND LEADER ndwome pre July § . raTpr SODA WATER UR Soda Water is the best that can be made. We give you big chuks of Ice Cream, lots of Crushed Pruit, the Best of Fruit Flavor and serve it to suit you or no pav. REFRESHING DELICIOUS Stewart & Holmes Drus Company 627 FIRST AVE eeveeese Moncey to Loan proved City Property, Farms and Timber Lands. HERBERT $. UPPER 12 and 13 Scheuerman Block, First Avenua and Cherry St. On In oOooes PAY ONLY 'O) A COPY—That’s the Price 25C0TS A MONTH OI III IR II III IAAI IIA IIIN Harvard DENTAL OFFICE SECOND AVENUE douthwest Cor. Union Here & 1b ye OOO EE ‘KEYSTONE B Hens WHISKEY » whine ny coun~ i grain. cy. $1 3 t ; +4 ; f ip J. ARONSON 109 COLUMBIA ST. Phone Pink 1751. Free Delivery attle, Wash. For 3 loaves good bread; no better made. ‘TS. Per can for %-Ib cans dev- fied Ham and Tongue, NTS. 12% CENTS Per pound for fancy Sugar Cured Ham for Tuesday and New York uncol~ All kinds of Lunch Canned Goods at special prices. $1.00 for 17 pounds best tm- ported Fine White Granulat- ed Sugar. Adams Grocery Co. 1488 Becond Ave, Tel. Mair 482 Between Union and Pike SOME NEW THINGS For Late June Bridal Presents Per pound tor Full Cream Cheese, NO MORE GROWDIN where you will find the largest and cheapest stock of house- hold goods on Pike Street, soccecer Oreeeces: eoese. CHAS. co. HOLCOMB OPTICIAN 4g., Cor, Beeond and Marton Selephone Miles Sit e000 Phe Elwell-Darrington Mining Company k a new body of some time, At Da t at they Wash. lookin James G. Givens & Co. has 4u ore, BUY WINES RIGHT FROM THE WOOD... Excellent Port, Sherry, Muscatel, Angelica, from $i a gallon up. Clarets from Sc @ gallon up, BRUNNER & CO. Telephone Main 1060, New Furniture Salesroom just completed lose tostore OGDEN’S, 507 PIKE 3 which Come and see 34, 3 OYD BUILDING Seattle. It” is full of suggesti- > ons in o Glass Silver. # ‘M. AL GOLDMAN 901 2d Ave., Cor. Marion, Burke Building. ind — 502 Pike Street. Rubbe1 Collars finished on our new Edge Ironer make it a pleasure. CASCADE LAUNDRY COMP’ YOUR GVE should be protected with proper glasses: wi . ntifically and furnish tho best Ave., Seattly HW, CLAY EVERSOLE, Opticis * * * * * - * * » FOI IO II TORII II SportinsG@oods ini every line—Golf,Tennis, Cro- Ye, Fishing. There isn't anything ¥" sporting which we haven't. Every quet, Hy BOI IIIT III I IO iGoing Nocehi rup & 803 FIRST AVENUE 1.9 Tonto riiddiodioodck ioc ede 108 Secp———— “Por $5.00 worth of shoe satisfaction, TREEN SHOE €0 107 First Avenue Yesler Way Pharmag mice oe r isc ae ryan ‘aton Trexceltence, oun! LES Crd Dealer, Geserry street, ¥OCCO00 Heal Papér £ Live acethe :ytistio designs from ite ira ehurey Y mine # that * * | Lnnnnnnneneeeeeeet 3