The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 1, 1901, Page 4

lettuce, garlle, OPM og Easter @ case; turnips, tim awe, $1.25@1.60; | ka, Bbc: gr h Chill per erne——-Nat waver kraut, 4 n Washingt $14.00. Fre to the Christian Endeavor conven tion at Tacoma, will make @ rep at the next meeting of the Routh & attle union. KCHE HE OF FINE “sn rn Wy STREET. i CONDITIONS|: “THE DIVINE PROGRAMME animes N, ‘M petty iy ei Tt is announced that th: of Prof, F. J. Birtwell, a or analy re git, was the result of strangulation ‘enused by accidental hanging, Prof, Rirtwetl was descending from a tree bY Means of a rope. In some man-| her this rope became wound about now out All amalipox patients are Jof quarantine at George Rev. Rowland Hug? » Bouth Park thi Alaska t t ‘the Excelsior and Re- ports Il Luck, for ‘The Afth vessel of the Nome first ailing Meet to arrive home was the Hamboitt, Capt Coast Steam a. whic Port yesterday forenoon ward voyage the Humt ®umed 18 days, and the voy Age only 10 days. She returned by Way of Dutch Harbor, and reports ‘ho Nome vessels there at that . Steamer Ruth, Capt. Hige Pighted by ¢ Humboldt Feturn voyage; the v then laboring with the ice Breater extent than any of the other Weasels, and being further handicap fw reason of the fact that the and second engineers and two had deserted the vesse! at harbor, claiming that they ‘Were not properly fed. The mer C 1 loaned the Ruth an as engineer, and at Dutch Har-| two firemen were procured, en- her to proceed on her Yeusels sighted by t were the Charles D. Lan echooner Vega in { 23, and the schooner A. Bayard. ‘The Humboldt br me, as f ) Mrs. os oar Ingraham, W. T. Hiatt, dirs Mai H. M. O'Connor, ‘ Carroll aid not return ea nip € Das 5 was mn thy Mas E oldt; he will remain fer the purposs of Tanaging mining interests owned by , Capt. Jas. Kalish and managing owner of the He is succeeded by 0.| formerly purser on the | Steamers Tees and Alpha. School Opened i Ind, July 1.—The ‘of the Winona Assembly and school, which opened today, to be the most notable in} '._ ‘The list of lectures com- | Bumber of capab: ever x, Dr. et. De Witt Teimese, Pee 34. Coulter, Senator Chas. Frank W. Gunsaulus Fallows of Engiand. | GAY BIB Is Rigged Out for ite Carniv D, & D, July 1—This| out fm its best bib) for the festivities which | in celebration of t of the Black Hills Hotels and boarding nett tate ene the crowd promises to ever entertained in soe . ste program has been ar-| the carnival. The various | st inelude lea, speeches contests athletic games, Eas & grand Smale there will be r Gance by several ‘ Sioux from the Pins) and Rosebud agencies. th Home Opened. Mich., July 1—The Fp-| Teague home at Lake Orion! s¢ today with accommoda- Ee or poopie tn need “of fresh resh | Planned to eventually resort © great center leaguers of the Middle YORK, July1—The pro- @ jenied continuance of the fear. @ heat-wave here, holde good. @ ‘was no relief yesterday. @ deaths and 20 prostra- @ Were reported up to mid- ¢| ‘The ment ther- @ ° Miss, July 1—The $| fn this section of @ a state reached 101 degrees @ Sedalia it went to @ rains come soon, the @ ‘will hats ta put thet bok on the market !m mediate Mt Will be @ total ices. M™., July 3 : J. Walsh, ar., president of @ Giase Co. and of the @ Bt Louis Terminal Co. eaterday afternon of heai-pr on board the Knicker- @ express, on the Hig Your ¢} he ey G ~ 1— 9} y-5 burial permits were @ in this city between mid- @ of Saturday and midnicnt @ iy. In the past 18 hours @ were il denths and 15 @ Hong, directly due to the @| heat. ‘ATI, 0., July 1 3 , president of the >| Fhooting club, died >| ition yesterday. @ A while deliver. @ > — | GO, July 1—One hun wix degrees on i June records @ persons were @| now in a ser HIA, July 1 | weather since here yester @ Ome death and @ sad | ‘inlet $ Is dead @ his neck, and before a: him he was hanged. his bride. er Pre Bonitield, Pacitte | 6 to a} Ona on Irving Park boulevard, | band and escorted by « p! | plaintiff's claim that the ground was | men who held up a claim on Newton @| craft plied between the ‘MUSIC FOLK Together with Prof, Hirtwell was spend rg his honeymoon on the Rio Pecos t reservations tn Mexico, FOR MAN” Initial Sermon at First Presbyterian by Rev. Otis A. Smith. Steamer Wrecked, WINNIE Man, July 1 artow of T ng A 10, 4 ked A novere Supertor. Capt amer Atha hin mubje AiMeoulty rescued the, Vt ram for M past fa fin Bay City, Mich. t in the W ame to Bea and may remai the collid- | f A two wag elt for p ad Pp ator of th was Jur non Lak D 5 veneer Hurt. July 1.—By tric oar @ Iverine CHICAGO, ing of an ele Dr. Smith said that goanes the life of Jew was killed and 20 ona were) become like Him. growth, enligh ent fication was going on a. hint pr and sanet ha oht en ot mor Ing trampled under hi struck by broken timbe Wagons were loaded with Sunday picknicker ' ® part < This filed nticipations: were to be ar and attuned pu nthe South Seattle ts no Cedar river water. | turned on today LAID TO REST Thousands Attend the Foneel of Late Chief Meredith--Woodmen Bury a Comrade. w supplied with The water was The remains of the late Chief of | Whittlesey, Mr. Van Police Meredith were yesterday con-| Mr. Wolff, sang arer signed to thelr last resting place 1a) Thy ‘At th u Lakeview cemetery, No funeral in| election, Rev. Clarke Seattle ever attracted the crowd of | ped to the front of the people that was present. The con-| livered « short course that surged in and about the| briefly of his know ehureh and at the grave represent-| Meredith while Uving, ed every class of this cosmopolitan; row at his death. Con town. The doral offerings were mag- | were addressed to the widow nificent. A huge star was given by| We gather at the River” wa: the members of the police depart-|and the funeral sermon followed. At ment. Another offering was « large) the conclusion the artette then eet-plece representin the “gates|sang “Abide With M ter which ajar,” a pure white dove surmount.| the casket was opens: Ing each symbolic post. This was|time and thou the tribute to the dead given by ex-| past the remat City Detective C. W. Wappenstein. | emptied and filed several times be The Ceremont fore all had looked for the last time on the body of the late William Lu" Promptly at 2 o'clock the black| Sernditn of ‘he late William Lut metalile casket which held the bedy Proe. of the dead chief was borne on the ‘The funeral procession was then shoulders of Capt. Willard, Detec-| formed ‘on Thirk aeemee, tha A} tives Cri + Lane and Barck. and/| resting on Pike street A plat Police Clerks Kennedy and Eamon |yolice came first, followed by from Butterworth’s chapel to tives, Laeuben'e band p! Methodist Protestant church at|{n's beautiful funeral dir ‘Third avenue and Pine street. On|in tine. The the way it was preceded by Leuben's| high with toon of| mediately in front of police under Sergt. Ward. Chief Sul.| which was escorted by the pall livan, Mayor Humes and & verift | heare: and several patrolmen. Then Cudhiee line marched 660 Woodmen, fol- The casket was placed just befors| lowed by many carriages. the iter, and under a purple silk) canopy banked in a mass of lowers. The first few rows of seats were re- Served for the police offi and members of the Meredith household. In the right-hai bers of Seatth . 6, men of the World, of which the la! chief w member. Every seat| and available space in the chureh| to was crowded when at 2:30 o'clock 4 quartette consisting of Mrs Houghton - Edmunds, Mrs NOME ITEMS : ME, June 20.—A suit has been instituted by the Nome-Sinook Min- ing Co. of Nome, which ciaims all the water front from the sandspit to me river againet Maj. J. T. Van Oradale, to recover possession of the Utah placer mining claim, from which the plaintiffs complain they were forcibly ejected on June 7. The Utah claim embraces the barrack square on the water front The Buskirk and My God, to ton of this Davis step- tar and 4. He spoke Mr and his euns, | World had charge of th: 8. F. Calderhead and Harry Emory After the body had been lowered s last resting place the crowd | ¥ dispersed. At 6 o'clock, how Jennie | ever, many people were still abo. F.) the new-made mound. | affinity ft tx the purpose and ond of God to bring man. However great may be the genius and natural 204 humbleat be ws are far greate Postmaster J. C. Werner of South feattic, and Miss Luella Murphy, were married at 8 the home of the bride, iaet Wednesday. They will make their bi in Bouth Se attic. located long prior to the arrival of any military in this section Other advices are that J. T. Bow- era, one of seven denperadoes who broke 4 on May 20, ts the fourth man of the bunch to be cap-| Mi8® Florence Copeland, delegate ENDEAVORERS END SESSION The Convention at Tacoma Was a Splendid Success. was crowded Mr. Taylor p terlan chureh Re G raking @ p that God's grace is amply able t provide and does provide for all de partures of any nature to which the soul might be subjected In the afternoon another song and Gevotional servi 2 held, followed by another fine by Rev, Mr er, on te M delewates air that this ¢ it yet held tn the gteater success le predi one in Seattle next > Reliable Drugs You Really Save at this Store Low price is Reasonable Prices eMlin's Peet, $1.09 kind Arnold's BarrettDruclo o. near Yesler. tured. Bowers was caught June 1a by A. J, Lowe and Wm. P. Arm- strong. Bowers is one of the two | gulch and forced the miners to make clean-up. The three still at larg are Landers, Miller and Davis | PLEASURE SEEKERS Thousands Enjoy Water Excursions About Sound. AVE yourselves many ing the bargains make any mistake Never Before of Ladie than $ y) on $2.60. The Sound excursion fleet did not lack patronage yenterday, the weath er during the early morning hours being idyllic for excursions. The Bkagit Chief took a large number of pleasure seekers to Defiance Park and Tacoma; the George BH. Starr Multnomah went to Tacoma and asant Beach, and smaller Sound elty and A Ki point .making many profitable trips. The Seattle military band ave & concert and picnic at Pleas- ant Beach which attracted a large |i f number of people. West Seattle 1 tertained about 1,500 guests fre city. Tomorrow (T will sell them Raymond & Hoyt 918 Second Av HOSE Compare these prices with ers for the same article Mt 6%, 70, TAC, Be, ‘This hos ER 604 Pike TOOTH POWDER With good tooth br See them in my win T BROS. ‘Tol. Green ASSEMBLING T-IN-BAY, 0. iving in tows, Hirsch's Pharmacy First and Pike, "Phone Main rStesansi Not Expensive extending | if boug ¢ yw and Ju Visitors mbers for 1 conven the Must Teachers’ National aasociatio begins its sessions here tc It will be the 24rd annual July 1 ree nu | throughout the country. gram will differ in some om those of prev meetings articular attention being paid this to the educational features During the four dayw’ sessions there | will be discussions of questions in| musical pedagogy, lectures and con- | certs The pro- | ain reapects Read the on trout outfits, ng quota ar 1 aplit Bamboo Roa Yardn aiik. line @ ala, nanerted 1 reel, 1 box salmon eggs .. . What Ha Ll SPOKANE, Joty 1.—Tweive to sev- en in favor of Heattle tells yeuter- days tale. Spokane drew the seven | ‘wy all. Wat vee Ol aswean: now and Sales ath will sell the above [10$2.50 July 4th, offered by taking immediate tage ot these daily opportunities SHOPPERS! steps by carefully read- below. You can't idvan- to save money. NOTICE Your spe inwue. In great bargain GEO. MoLERNON, 1111 2nd Ave NOTHING MORE Pienning than n sty J, MATIZGER’S, 1307 Second Av A LINDAUER Eixa ob amines tr 2 Pike St THURSDAY MEE CHONG & Net STERLING Silver Wedding Goods at LOWEST PRICES WwW. W. HOUGHTON, 704 Firat A Medicines Free Treatment $2 any nervous aiinients cured. Jeweler @ month, Almont “on, TURNER | ecutrix | Dag Markets Firm—Quotations Have an Upward Tendency on Some Products. Provisions. beef, Buttor, Phe and Poultry creamertes, n@u ington, ides JOBBING QUOTATIONS. TED DAILY) Frit Frederick & Nelson Some Sort of a Refrigerator \Is Necassary--Buy a Gurney Refrigerator. The heat eviden Retr Fine Furniture, merit tn the Gurney erat - son who used ast year brings @ friend fn is year, and recommends the Refrigerator to hiv ney Refrigeravor gives than any other refr made. Fror y first tt requires leas tain than any oth keeps the f nome, at al & very small ex We have « full R FREDERICK & NELSON, Rialto Bidg., Cor. 2d and Madison | Mexican Pecan Candy |] $ Home Furnishers. lauuscecessussescessceuse: WAAAAA LA REET? TRY BALDWIN'S elery Sola 2 Made from my portation of Texas and Mexican sugar ine Southern delicacy tm- Pecane A genu- The FAMOUS CHICO STRAWBERRIES Finest Flavor FARNSWORIH'S.... oe PHARMACY 904 Second Avenue Pb Main 93 bie Preserving aged the entire jason. There in them tn this RO anna en ann an enanen an aan ann ant RAR A eee i eet and further will ing W. S. MAYFIELD FAMILY GROCER Pike Tel. Main 998 Try Our Home Made \E ia nos: Bread. We None Better, Ha yy Be id at lower prices than 1413 Second Ave. we in the city. Terme n Marche block, Te | | geen ee eee cease teteessentetes as eees carry the most complete as- | cantor terme | ny other | iow aa | ‘$6 Per Month the eteanaanenersnenes| 1 Good Buy SHERMAN, CLAY & 60 in Butter $200 up, Do You Roast in to toa MATHESON BROS GROCERS ni King Ve, Main oan eee eee eee Be SER EERR RRR ERR 4 will buy LEGAL NOTICES. EAST INDIA TEA CO. 222 Pike St. 06 I 1, T. CO, 6 TO CREL BUPERIOR ¢ TOI. UT shing by the un f trix of tha J. Kennel Litors of, and all ving claims againet wai > exhibit them, with the necoamary vouchers, within one year after th the first publication 1 executrix, at M We will, for Tomor- row Only, give you 20 cent off on all bought in our Paper Depart- per goods Wall ment, STAR PAINT CO, 300-302 Pike, oor, 34 ©, MacDonald, a 4 May 27, 1901 bribe for the Beattie Daily rney for ex bat stock—Hoxs, #0 genus “we ¢ Special Sale Of Suits am Ready-to- Wear Skirts This Week INSTALLMENTS Westberg & Childs 1312 Second Ave. Phone White 931 Pees atate han ihananehanennnannn anaes A hethetattchetacheh thecal AMUSEMENTS. EATILE PHEATE Wao NOWK Manager SNOW WHITE Thursday, July 4th. Songs. ancing, ar teacher of votoe SUMMER PRIC er Moor, be and Sac and’ bc MATINER nnd We, General admission, Be. HIRD AVENUE THEATER Thene Maia + Vm emel, Mamepe: eS Reserved seats et oeeteneneantaeetetEeererecerery R 2 16 and Only Theater Open in the City TONIGHT Ana very evening this week at §:30—~ MATINEES FOURTH OF JULY AND SATURDAY of th a listic Production Great Melodri ‘Alone In New York” A Vivid Strong Ca Elabor Prices —a joture of City Lite. New Scenery ¢ Production. + A n Madison Park Ball Gronnds ONE DAY ONLY PAWYEE JIS COMBINATION Indians, Cowboys, Rifle Bhots Rangers, Acrobats, Three ment hours ne Thursday, July 4th ore open 1p. m., show starts p.m, Admission 25¢ "Take Madison See the Street Parade Wednesday street cm A ADMISSION 100. Moving pictures, Fight, Fitzsimmons rounds and knock Exprese and others. A THLETIC PARK showing and Jeffries at; Hatr-pullin, Train; Fun Children half Prize 9 Pactfio Northwest League Champion nip G BASEBALL TACOMA VS. SEATTLE. JULY 3d, 4th, July 4th. called at at 3:15 hand 7th tw 10 m. gay First game Admiasion 2 cents, ame BICYCLE RACES JULY 4th 30 and 7:30 p. m, On the New Board Track Boren and Howell 2 | | | KEELEY INSTITUTE Jon the F this 1 with daily attached to itr of qual Balanced a D. 5. Johnston C0, Women’s Own} ’s Corskyve Women Women’s Dies * a _—_—_—— Last Call for Dress Gi " ings, vale 6} ¢ Cloth, brownnete, green and ¢ ure Dri reseda red Arm inch at inch Fine All W 4 Clay Wor: Imported Rroadcloth, Wool Tweed ¢ 1.76, $1 Buy Your Shoes for the 125thdepen- dence Day Tomorrow Lower than ever prices mean greater than qvales at ¢ Store tomor Th read the list tharough' 1 women’s m the list whieh ts p ¢ Bleck Manila Vel- Shoes, fine soft uppers urned soles, rawhide sites 2 to § the is how we price thevou will need Ddecause we have WH children’s, rated 4 ‘oot \« Ase, see ‘ar THis 8h to 4 weight oak ge: the for 0 price tomorrow $1.39 Women's Fine Black Viet Kid and Dark Tan Vict Kid Oxford Ties: have A flexible hand turned sole coin toe kid tip and a low French heel; $2.00 was the former price: now ..-.81.28 oft Sole Shoes for the littie tots lors; sizes 1 to 4; formerly Sc now . tonnes sap 1 Women's F Leather Dress oth tops a sole, with concave hee! Hlar Blain tow; $8.00, for Basct Reprodoctiots Style Sh ton Shoes of fine surp kid, and new coin toope: NOE MARK WRANDED | every pHOR, tent Women’s Fine B mn flexible soles and con S of patent calf afr instead of @ Shoes, new ¥ Goll ¢, for . MARCHE NORDHOFF & CO., Inc 418 fo 1435 Second Ave d 1-423 Stray For the cure of Liquor, Morphineps bacco Habite—The only Keeley Inatit? 1 We in and British Columbia. Institute bourne Ave. Green Lake or Fremont car. Omfo Sullivan Bullde ing, Tel. Main 3 aga. T. Cantle MORAN BROSSO. Shipbuilders, Founders, Machinists and Wer Makers, Manufacturers of High-Grade Lujr, On and a y company whats the price of gas to $1 per thousand: and no disction will be made in thebe of gas for fuel and ildnating purpos- es The rate @ be $1.80 per thousand wi » discount of 200 per thound on ail bills paid on or \fore the tenth day of the xt succeeding month for whh the bilis are dered. is are hb on the first day o1 math end failure dilwilt not enti consumer to pate unless bo is notually pit on or the 10th instal,” Bins nl Dy check, thotrbagh must. bein. th 0th tnetant, The discount thousand 1s oft t fumere in tony ety “et thetr paying the ity office as soon duc? ete saving the expotor xX 9,2 out collectors. | PRace, Parties. deatr| to the annoyance doiin tor their bills ¢ <7 paid meter put thelr gam as use of $1.00 per thogs, The minimumbsre wip per meter onthe plain meters f S00" pon meter ar mon prepaid S Matic (0, Our Leaders vurth and every other day the Chickering and Kimball Pi- ‘hing can hide the excellence of | rument. It grow Use and you gro! he happy blendt d nix @ prom now. Tt ist t terms mato tt melody you to en, LIER LL LIAL LIA AIT II ISAS SAIS IIIS SII SISA IS. 503 Second Avenue Burke Bullding | PRON ORT Met sll Bd and Fancy Groceries | Bee Meld he 1227 YESLER Wat’ Ms | Seattle Padiidieiad 03, Fine Jowolr} and Silverware nw ‘Svaue Albert Hansen ‘The Jargest jewelry house in th + | Matta sma