The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 2, 1901, Page 1

SHE Only’ Paper in 7 . YEN rHWn \ YN PAY ONLY. ONE & i a Al Hh Ss HA i [ LE Ss i] A R. A COPY—That’s the FOL. 3. NO, 110. LATTLE, WASHINGTON, TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 2, 1901, 85 CTS Ae : | NIGHT OF DREADFUL RIVER: HARBOR hep el eae First Bay of Our Great tana ii peat AND Maoness COMMITTEE IN “some encouragement { Mid-Summer Clear § °° = Se eeeee eeeereereooe ance Sale. JY °c jaaghenlas me OMA T0 DAY Letter to Local Machinists and Other Striking Ironworkers : RM LAlEEE SG. fury proche weather bareen laived the Which Tells Its Own Story. ALL. GOODS AT COST. (E. & follgwing bulletin this morning and ¢ here is no present indication of a permanent break tn the Wwarm wave which covers the ry menerally east of the Rocky mountains.” eeeee eeeeeooes eeeoeseseesoson (mn f ope ot tes n¢ Sr. LOUIS, July 2.—Prof. Ira Hicks, the well known weather pro Har i ; " iT | emp P : al eooreree i predicts earthquake disturbances for this week, and that the Eoprement hot spell probably will last a week longer The present weather, Hicks says, 1s, due to astronomical events Which may never take piace ring several « ations. The earth SW Passing between the planets Jupiter and Saturn and the sun, and hice @ Stream of immense energy y ‘The greatest storm-da. il be July 3, 4 and &, when the earth is nem, a ha $4 : cl A abner my ae a clt | of aa " ae et, r . ae ii rrrevresrerrrrreretirsy overed 391 mike Street thett® we . N ‘ tan g : he Rosult of nok thet r T ® . te jognes and ages to DM wralr on an. Cons NE RK, July 2-—Last nigh one of misery for every one, | or t tug ahi W “ : sn Fh avenue mansion ‘ The Great Fire Sale 3)? vrencw ocucaress ers in Fifth aven nsions and in the te ents alike gasping rbor tug Fe in wal the terridie heat, Thousands spent the night on door r ' apo Ptowkon = in backyards, on fire escapes, in parks and along the wharves, Be Te perk, stos A. Prudhommeaux, Prop. the sun was fairly up this moraing, the waters surrounding the city | priety at bowece® The run \ SEIT RI Diack with bathers. ————_——. | » te Tacoma am en-Johnson [ei leave 1 at THE LEAD Tiwi Bui sine Great Bargain Houne ot arvard DENTAL OFFICE: BARGAIN EVE Hundreds of dead horses, victims of yesterday's heat, lie strewn in EASON No Prospect of Relief. the giving awa rit of prostration were reported. HOUT THE ENTIRE E Bince June 27, 147 heat deaths have occurred here. | sronr ROTH UPSTAIRS AND ‘The mercury at 9 o'clock this morning registered 94 degrees * sani RE ere 2s ed AIRS : | degrees at the came hour yesterday a fiteame ar yetnon, (Capt, | Steam : - . 4 “ e all! We now 133174 SECOND _ AVENUE ; NEW YORK, Juty 2—The terrific neat increased as the morning or Lynn ate port, Sosen, oa6 Se Berek a | ree floors and there will ced. The official thermometer showed 97 at noon, while on the Tire WE. July 2—Herr Wee. BUFFALO, N . _ , per the mercury went up to 198. Men, women and children are drop. the Boer delexates to | nears beak Nike Mies throughout Greater New York. The prostrations are run. |" ©" '” - os x ‘ ma “ p f x artes : up into the hundreds. per Burope America, announced t , » did ing. pars of bis shipas ; . { - ? shopping. Death-Dealing Mercury. day t eaident Kruger’s tour %4 e > fn also Th. ell taken care ¢ BT. LOUIS, July 2.—From last night to noon tofay there were six lof Amp hae been abandoned t . . deaths here. have your painlessly in norning and go home at ith new ones. Full sets of Teeth Silver Poilings All our work eS 16 years, SUE Prerrrverrcrrrrtrrrrrrrrrrcetrrrrrrsy othe Herr #8 says Mr. Kruger i PHILADELPHIA, July 2—Fourteen heat deaths were reported here |too ag? plead the Boer cause {red C morning. It is hotter than it was Yesterday ay condit exp t ay : PHOENIX, Ariz, July 2—Thie is the hottest ever known in this city ene T ta E this part of the country, the thermometer recording 104 degrees, um. « toa Gone Mad at Pittsburgh. . nee et have tak-| The dead 1 Made insane, is one day's heat-record made here. Crops in Great Danger. | : Ry om oR j _ ST. LOUIS, July 2.—Reports trom correspondents regarding the et ” F f of the prevailing exceasi®e heat and dry weather on the crops, indi- ‘ ‘ deh Oa. lorie ee ts ° u , ing pinioned that, with the exception of ) Nebraska snd low Wain falls soon there will be @ great destruction of the crope in th fe Sitth th f ? ‘nited : By tng cord taben te Provi | MIDDLESBORO, Ky, July 2—A terrific windstorm did great damage ies wand, In : a 2 } & | $m this vicinity last night. Many farm-houses were blown down, and it ‘Ms Delieved that later news will bring reports of loss of life. | » Comtenniai left Nome June 23) brignntine Cou r . ? + In 10 Suffering Cities. t 10 0° an . : . - oy ath ms Following is the summary of yesterday's heat conditions iq, principal r . Foe Fon ~ Cities, up to the hour of midnight, when the count for today be- pitas “Heavy drift ice w tered in Hering sea, extending ork, 99 degrees, 87 deaths, 182 prostrations. aanelbsancn Aete-te ond sce nbeoalaen ; L ° . t the headquar ees, 21 deaths, 63 prostrations, ooo Ss : t the Machinins’ 14 deaths, 28 prostrations, . * — : Neckwear. 1 prostrations. = — ) Ov se Water is the best that }/yancy suk and Velvet Stock Callan prestrations. an be made. We give you big newest styles, worth fic, for © prestretions. @ : chuks of Ice Cream, lots of |inen Batiste Stock Collars, #Geaths, 18 prostrations. - _ ‘ . Crushed Fruit, the Best of Frult Flavor bow, trimmed with rows ‘Washington, D. C., 102 degrees, 3 deaths, 59 pro Seisiech, deter 'Sanitne vu ing } tebra tin t : 5 ribbon, worth @8¢, for . p ' and serve it to suit you or no pay. ail butchers b > b + : a Ladies’ Washable Net Ties, An roars n in ng Laid—Tho Petition for : tn de a REFRESHING DELICIOUS 3) "Soest sa ORNEL SUPT. GODDARD. y'with this order, vi ‘ per ab psa cal eit hac inaten spa Sharia | FTN Stewart & Holmes Drug Company fo IS SUSTAINI THE NEW WHARF «2s: series emanr el (oymamecn [elses a7 rine AVE re DP pPOUCNKEEPSIE, N. Y.. July 2—| ne Eee p dee | lard ; ; J | you buy here is the pe hot wea hls morn-| Judge Emory made « tamu” - is % ‘ - ~~ best we charge nothing# igrested tae estlege sion w! ng this morni ry 4 re on the construct . 1 * r t n T - ‘ todays faquatio. events serving notion of legal Tracers wow whart botag aeontba perth ot] ne : ae beg A AONCY O oan and the foncwnas ligt r usual naane persons the ¢ hwabache ok 1s progresst " . ft , , ' 0 nd. the hotels| J, D. Patterson againat Supt APS Seg yt T : nis cout ; ; : : prices shows that u Bets of #0 to 40 | Goddard, of the Steilacoom Wy water Front Unprevement to| prerhing be 2 ; : + : On Improved City Property, Farms and money goes farther heres . — ; pieces ™ it ir na Ribbons, white grounds with Se 4 numbers of their tick- ored stripes; all wanted ss a : = See just right for neck ribbons and ‘ _ trimmings; worth twice the we ask; only, a yard .. eee THE LEADER ji —¢ @ PITTSBURGH, Pa., July 2.—Twenty-one deaths, 8% prostrations and | . n t : | } F Kr > ; WASHINGTON, D. ©, Jul 4 Columbia | s#ylum, to show cause why Jid erected is ow > . ary ¥ ‘was the rule, | not serve Mrs. Patterson wit | \\ ci. nren yin inn tet ne AF IR : 2 ~ might Timber Lands. 4 ProceedingsR* | known a ton 4 situate POUGHKEEPSIE, N. ¥., July 2— was pre (0) er tna Marine Come, atustes (All the crews rested this morning In arises Gaffney ts. paving| ‘In further conversation } ham ae ‘ ‘ Requaration for the smal weruggion At | proceedings from the Inui senor T the sedet, oubdtantiel | os ‘ ' es brous the st HERBERT § \|PPER took things ecoly all morning. covery, having been cor nfing t te | tute toe Ls hgtp ag ge * 7 Sak bain a en alan 2 r &, tell of . Later—tn the foar-oared race, two |Buy. Godard wn we af * al_viewpoint. view of uch & : ; weet 12 and 13 Scheuerman Block, First Avenus and Cherry St. Milles, Cornell won, Pennsylvania son some weeks ago, he #04 to| . " “ F point) oe t a“ | —————— covery "oO ound he 7 } Wecond an Columbia third. Time,|mignt become vinient” ea" t ' a not have | v BeRure: Seiearves sre |@ard's power to decline { quen- Georg 7 a i . ctew was wy Pur e oom 4 Hi minutes 57 reconds, Blass Sr Sees note beeen 7, Ee imei > NO MORE GROWDING omen eerveen 3) pete a ae and he was asked to sli caune| Beef, Iron and Wine’. | why he should not be pyed for! by neorthers . ; my glh os roing | © i f the er where you will find the largest and cheapest stock of house: that's Set whisky contempt of court a is ert Wm. Bayles, who state aw's Mal e | "Phe decision on thia pj is re og A. " tated whaler had only succee ! SGDEN'S 5, 507 PIKE adie arded as most importagd may . . peep “ es Gad ¢ earing the carried to the state@preeme n Mr. Clis fs - ’ 4 S er r \< r o pesos?” | peas tee cinaidle ag BY COURT 222s ene 22 *+- Sl rs, famous buflder of the Rogers lo-| Fire Marshal Kellogg his Juno| Ballard is identical with ¢ In view of the fact that the Bal. 6% ect @ 21, | Gomotive, fell a victim to the heat |fPOrt, maken the state th aE ee i esented to Beatt n-| lard councli meets tonight, and that| * the. Ce sailed, cor. Eine Stee. Sago at’ Giienty-third|Bhen L. Boyce, the Tac fuel gas at $1.00 (Continued on page three.) © ware 0 ‘The Elwell-Darriaston Mining Company this morning. 4 , an unoceuph - lerer, fr : en ath, D r " ing € | port wtruck w body of ore, which terson, N. J. He way worth $10 lary origin, A eg py the suprem + hE 3 f x » rington, Wash. pened to f time, Come and seo |] 00. 3 ° king & shing of one of y—" BAN FRANCISCO they have been lo 9 thought to ” " E e hopes clung to Ao o Forty enth regiment of aM + it : . at at it. : although ordetrom's 1 out today 33, 34, 3 ; ee (man valued | were laree oy | tt a James 6. givens & Co. STARR-BOYD BUILDING ‘i ANGING loge ot tat ieoilateta’ taoped's! seatetvart The popula and stylist eK ran en mignéd, under mandate Sane Shoe for Men, fire, wt 146,600, 4 he mupreme court. The mame tn BUY WINRIGHT FROM THE WOOD... ’ OF FIVE nhs, city public $670 e hon paras 5 f M uacaital Angelica, from $1 a gallon up, $3.50 i ‘rhe oftee ine 86 out at Whatcom Ma grriees| JRUNNER & CO. ROES WHAT WPPENED TO CHICAGO F HAD 3 <w 7 anita Easy. j _NEnNON, Fia., July 2--Vive ne era wr, . e holt, ex-| are to be’ hanged simultan land electrical at) whic struck | ept the boy, who was horribly burn: ; Collars finished on our new Edge Ironer Sousl, are today. The grime, for| “ j ; HUNTINGTON, W. V 1 , Since last night all reservotrs ha few except make it a pleasure, wo of ther killed a turpentine op- | ; : : : ¢ 1| The Adelphi hotel, locate been empty, as the pipes leading to| Huntington has 1 GC 5 J Ge YY grater; the other tt ri pa ad : 1 ori Q pt the pipes leading to| Huntington has a population of > CASCADE LAUNDRY COMP’Y Woman. " heart of thin city, in burning, There|the water station are closed with) 10,000, It 48 the uf 11 men hie ganty 8 thi populated +8 All ate » oem, and the sheriff has . pier, which a 1 momebts ngements to meet 1 tning. |The y “ mob tl at tntertore with thol as struck htning if is threat ‘The people are suffering, and all the southwestern border of t Ig eyes nclentifeslly and furnish tha re colinpsed, the mbern chushing to lany fences were bakin tn tied eee ee fee ie can be. ma death or drows ai! of yr et [industries in the city are id river, he, Oli ond largest elty TOUR EVES is not ® gallon of v In the city | mud. in Wert Virginia, and ts situated on should be protected with proper glasses, We