The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 19, 1901, Page 3

77 abeget APEREAS UH ae acde as ry i estat , FRIDAY, JULY 19, 1901 LAST EDITION AMERICAN WOMEN VICTIMS 4 O'Clock NEW YORK, July 1%—Pterpor an issued the following stat s afternoon in denial of a| There is not a word of truth in it mere b n of the op mpanies ts perf ple and so far as I am concerned, | ar unqualified approval. RGH, Pa. BREWERY WORKERS An Agreement Signed Which Gives Them Good Hours and Good Scale. July 19.—Th « the Brewers’ union: # in Seattle, Tacoma a have signed the unton » nd hours, thus cementin, mt made several weeks ove insures an elght- r day for engineers and firemen in the brewertes, also for all the high ass Inbor employed in brewing. employes have longer hours and nine hours is the limit. UP AND DOWN WATERFRONT Pacific Coast Steamship Co.'s rt that the stee! strike had| St tly sim.| th the work of committees | a limited oumber of brewery/ | together by OF CLEVER PARIS THIEVES CHAUNCEY \Just What's Our Ameri- can Humor--Behind the Frenchmen. | | PARIS, July 19. y¥ MI has accompanied him to thie side and two pape ed him on what constitutes typica American humor. | It is the faculty,” he says stopping at the f t but of disc ch, thelr discourses show finish and springing ¥ composed of tunny, but perfectly extraneous, prefaced and threaded ther remarks, whereof | it Is very easy to ac ¥ easy to acquire the knack steamship Walla Walla, Capt. A. N Hall, arrived from San Franc! last ‘night. She brought 158 ¢ and §7 second-class passengers, and | 1950 tons of cargo, the bulk of! which fs for the Western avenue produce market. A telegram to the Marine change from Neah Bay, says that a vessel with a yellow smokestack Paseed inward at 10 o'clock this morning. Her name could not be read. It is probable that it Is one of! ‘the veasels of the Nome fleet. ‘Three Southeastern Alaska sail-| ings are scheduled for tonight. The City of Topeka, Pacific Coast Steam ship Co., will leave an Dock at > ' p. m. City of Seattle and Charles Nelson will sail from Yesier dock at § p. m. Each boat will carry a num- Der of passengers and full capacity cargoes. Steamship Portiand, of San Pran-| cisco will leave on her second Nome voyage Juty 22, sailing from White | Star dock. Cook & Co. are advertising the steel steamship Californian for a voyage to Honolulu, sailing from Se- attle on or about August 71 Oriental liner Ching Wo will salt for London from Arlington dock on Saturday. carrying a large cargo of Dreadstuffs. She is now loading at ‘Tacoma. Garbage Haulers Want to Know. Fred H. Peterson, attorney for « number of garbage collectors, today | asked the board of public works to Gesignate in writing the streets over | |.’ which they could haul garbage te | the dumping place at the foot of Connecticut street. The petition ers state they have been having trouble with the police who do not |! to understand just what streets | They want the streets! are allowed. Gesignated in writing, so parties concerned will and there will be no clash as to the requirements. that all TOOK SAILORS’ MONEY FOR JOB) | A very rare criminal case will be heard before United er. BLAKE’S BILL Mitte ‘has port ism Proved, It ts for $6,300, | today. understand. | attle. Sh | this month TTS HARD LONDON passed a re jail, whe months’ im He is suff of the ey July 19 ess night in LONDON, sweltering, today being the thir consecutive hot day. The suff fs intensified by the small supp [of tee. July 19.—London as ~~ Special Police. EXPLAINS ©: IN AID OF CHARITY s-|Mme. Julia Aramenti to Give Earl Russell] potiila e000 BYE, | | ' s] New yor ae | pat A BATHING SUIT! THE SEATTLE STAI Pleasant Surprise RAINIER-GRAND WASN'T ON FIRE Someone Thought House Was on Fire and Turned in Alarm. J QNE YEAR FOR Recital for Benefit of Industrial School. Julia Aramenti has o ¢ the annual recital 4 “HOPE FADES Mos ow, unt Le | fading. " PROFESSOR COOPER Anton Grin the ey who John M. Hansom was appointed #pecial policeman today t the vicinity of Madison park. FIRST OF THE KOSMOS LINE * Arrival of the | Sermenthie Means « Much to Seattle. | will of the ot Yesler way, are to be give. | fy, ng on the charg of the Kos Members of the executive com of the machinis n atrik ret consultation thir aft NO CHANGE “| Lumberworkers’ Strike Re- mains Practically the Same, is day brought forth n Caught vicky Opium. Pies. ae Suburban. sbicakaheobecsveet tee PAT GROWE IS HONEST Sends Check to Square an Old Bill From South Africa. FOR GRIMINAL ) Whisky and MudSaved Her Life a. ARONSON 109 COI t MBI A sT. "Phone Pink Free Dotivery Torre rrecreresrrererrry ~ Wedding : Presents # Cut toes and Silver The Best Assortment at the Prices. EM. A. GOLDMAN JEWELER 901 20 Ave., Cor. o aOOOCHSOOOPOOOSOOOOOOS | Lowest : ] 2 Ec Marion fYeereteerecestterersercet(ccer cori oc core ro orc ool A WIFE-BEATER Dobson, Who Whipped His Spouse, Receives a Stiff Sentence. ‘GUS RUHLIN The “A! Seat On New Labor Temple Laid—Cor- ner Stone to Be Placed Sept 2. WILL SPAR kron Giant” Will Appear at tle Theater Monday Night HOSIERY UNDERWEAR GEORGE McLERNON | SECOND AVENUE HOLMES’ GOOD FURNITURE ~ |The Mid - Summer Glear- wo) ance Sale Grows in IHt BON MARCHE Wagner’s Orchestra Saturday Night at the Bon Marche. The After 6 Sale. THE BON pyeverererecetire sitet crc tirtr sri ret i ieriry Our Midsummer Clearance Sale 1 of thing for Ba Y BWA % Di Sign of the Big Coffee Pot. Preseerertcerccccescccesrrs Sool los eee MARCHE NORDHOFP & CO. 419 to 1435 Second Avenue and 115-123 Pik» Stray SATURDAY WE WILL SELL c SOAP 2c c Good Soap at 2c Per Cako, RHODES BROS. CO. &OOOOS OOOESSOOOOELOOEOOOO>OOOOS SD OOOOOOSOOOOOOSES. roe you to se JARDIN sata Volume. Steinway, &. B. Chase Emerson and Estey PIANOS. Terms to Suit Purchasers. SHERMAN, CLAY & CO TL Second Ave. lay shows a substan- n the selling and STORE OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS G. L HOLMES FURNITURE COMP’Y 1101 to 1105 Second Ave. Are You Looking forBargain s A Money Saver on Call — Trade Prices. EAST INDIA TEA CO. 222 Pike St closed front, 10c; shirts, © soft shirts, Me; te oe H « » per pair, 4c. eee ' not to shrink your (ar ente rs ° fn ¢ take the ough ae of collars and gt Gloss or Gomestic finish (no glosap jleols "Queen i ee Ly CHAS. GC. HOLCOMB OPTICIAN 10-018 Borke Bids. Cor Second and Marten lephone Mine d11 Good Things to Eat Jaded palate. Cold meats of GEO. H. WOODHOUSE CO. 1409 SECOND AVE 9 MORE DAYS If you don’t need In which to buy at the great saving offered at this store. you will in a month or two. Why not invest now and *nt.on your investment. You'll need a heater in the fall. the profit we would if you bought later, The Triumph Economy hings 5 to 40 Why not buy now now at cost and make «| satisfaction thereby ange, besides The New Victor, Cast To Top and Bottiin. “8 A MONEY MAKING RP Nl ¢ r th TERES, that “N Ae Z. ( Miles & Pipe t Co. 133) Second Avenue. 78-84 YESLER W ich POPOL OSES OH ODOOS S 909990005006 6 6060654600000008 >