The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 20, 1901, Page 3

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: Oe = perio noom nitiae ¢ the a se. Lord 20 T a BATURDAY, JULY 2, 1901. 4 O'Clock. Ee wa U. S. Marshal Killed-- a Prcite, count, W Hoberts 4, Cardift, Wa His Body Is Not [32 G''shewrmercnant, Spokane: A Recovered. peo eas MONTGOMERY, Tenn., July 20. harge ¥ tt Ja ' an | Th a moonah aid here this morn } Lou and R ing U 4 States Deputy Marshal] Wnsieente hardwa at ey v3 and er were wounded. SS COTTAGE CITY not b r € the m SENATOR JONES' | Brings Down $50,000 in Gold and PARTY RETURNS Many Pai | ot Nevada,| h went to] o og ngers. Cot | Lynn canal at 12:30 this 2 She brought 8 first-class passen Fs, about $50,000 in gold, 1 ge City arrived in port ed to aay Mrs. R. Morgan She Wanted to Horsewhip the Min=| yr. ana ates. © tater ter Stdndee: went up on the Cottage City pleasure, returned. The J. Seabrooke, J. A. Oleson, A. H. Hebert « taley, a party of Dawson miners and business men Purser Bree states that Juneau and | Skagway had made elaborate tons for the rec tainment of the rive mmittee, which w Advices brought down on the! amship Cottage City state that Skagway experienced the thrill of a real sensation last Monday night. A woman who gives her na 4 Mrs Blake, of Vancouver, B. C, and claims that her mission to Skagway ie to raise funds for the establish ment of a minera’ home to be locat ed either at Seattle or Vancouver tened to horsewhip Rev. N. 5 ison, pastor of the Presbytert Girton S| missioner at Poreupin Mra. ©, N. Cott married at Porcupine on the 1th inst. The Cottage City sailed for Skag way July 12, resuming the run after an absence of several weeks, during which time ehe was thoroughly over | hauled and new machinery installed | She salle again Monday night o City, and agway, were had sian: ten by him to the Ministers’ a thon at Vancouver. She called on Mr Harrison at his study and demanded that be retract his statements in th of the press, or lise she would thrash him fn public Mr. rison maintained a dignified nd the woman consulted an| but nothing was done tu make the reverend gentleman re tate “arate waneea oat soe] BIG INCREASE was in error, but did not offer any apology. The woman tx accompan. fed by her daughter. She claims t have collected $17,000 for the project but this is generally discredited in Skagway. THOMSON The refrigerator steamship Filth. Thomson, I. H. Gray Steamahi Agency. from Nome, crossed the harbor inward at 9:20 this morning and one hour later was made fast to the Pacific Cold Storage Co.'s ¢ is whown by ison of tnatru county auditor's of the following ments filed an fiscal ye ruments filed In 1901, 18,9 15.004; increase, $2957 in 1901, $22,421.65; In 1900, increase $4441.55. | | | | | Hier at Tacoma BOY HAZED mits Suicide. TOMADNESS SAN FRANCISCO, July 20.—Th dead body of John ©. Leasure found in a room at 27 Grant late yesterday afternoon, F or ‘Portland ‘Lawyer Com- had less Lunatic as Result committed muicite by drinking car | bolic acid. Mr. Leasure was an at of a Tric! |torney of Portiand, Ore., where he | was well and favorably known. Al Tse ERIN }so he had practiced law 15 years in & NEW YORK, July 22—Harry # | Penticton, Ore. Despondency in be % Craven. grandson of the Iate # | ved to have led to pina ASSAY OFFICE’: % New York family of that name, % has been committed by Supreme * Court Justice Dykman at White ® Piains to Bioomingdal % The doctors say he % lesa lunatic. Cri ® old, and ft i said the boy's *% madness was brought go when he was a stu- polis naval acad- hile out with dents he was ‘& hazed, it is alleged, and from ‘® that time his mind began to ‘% weaken. * ntly his sister christen- % ed @ torpedo boat which was ® named after his grandsfather, * ® Rear Admiral Craven. * * Today. George B. Roberta, director of the United States Mint, arrived in Se PT eee eee dition. Mr. Roberts comes from San Francisco, where h been investigating th of § from the vaults there recently wan found that ‘six bags containing ehhh * tk eh hte THE SEATTLE STAI arantine at “FIRST AVE, escge ‘ = ON SHORE pught down was the property of|n Weather tse Discontinued. dally newspapers weather service and at Pacific Coast Steamship Co.'s lin: | peretotore Mine toan LONDON. German. changes, ma Disr MAY BE SOME OF HIS FRAUDS « CONCERTS ©: Railroad Men pres Ball. Merchants on That Street to/j\" tie wat today mat M") Matters of Interest to Those Entertain the Public. ager Ba gy bey on wen ve'| Who Go Down to the atch t and Sea in Ships. | First a w nta b en 4 North | « and ¥ ¥ w , € the + i rt ashes iat |. | freely from. th to the meac| tains of the belated at “THEY DONT WANT HIM ~ | Strong Objection to Quaran- the gag! tine Inspector Occupying aa Room at City Hall. 1 r way his duties: may fumigate bi laud B. ap Bon was brought r own f bin He shy ty hall, and th the quarantin or to which the Xpowed nd Me the the clothing he | craft he will The cance of illegal residence|” Mayor Humes raised th against Chin Yut Ming and Wong) time ago wh Suc Wing inspector and held at Port quarters in the | Townsend, will come up before Jude - | Hanford next Friday. chinks ho! dence signed by F ® former Unite | be some A great increase of business In the | him in 1900, | 10 a | International League of Pr Mc fees received during| March 1 evidence at the hea Judge Hanford admitting t son and T. P tenced to # the Ming's signed July 16, 1896 1807 recently ertis’ a taken ix Ww. <3" gy DAYS and W \ithowen pow Bee" One to Be Arranged by the rs of 1900 and 19: In-| signed about #ix years ago, the pt Thin tact aroused tre| Palace Track Managers. | ner 1 new. This fact ar of Deputy Unit Cushman and he prement today signed any an Wi leling, wntil their appeal t &. supreme ec ned was fixed at $2500, B.A. la ho was arrested sev by Humane Officer working « lame h 4 fine and prefers to serve his time Vine, the Russian J al days ag Ridgeway f rae, refuses to pa PHILADELPHIA, July |there 1s soon to be Sn 88 88) | p50) ene in 20 old pieces had din | $ _InHotels, sees Oenenteeeeeeessete ferns fre working on th far in the dark Following are among the recen arrivals at the Stevens: W. A. Ford,| Okanogan; N. J. Blagen, Portland Mrs. B. Jarvis, Mt. V mn; R. W.| jes J, Camer meeting of the Thomp rae mboat Co. was held in the At the Diller: "Ww! Mt. Hut lum ty Dock berman, Everett; J. F. Weber, xhin fort gie manufacturer, Sammami Ballee, insurance, wife and daughter. | stoame Victoria, B. C.; EB. F. Pratt, truit| plans dealer, North Yakima; Erie Hamil. |gound fi ton, lumberman, Toit; 8. KE. Oiben | Mr. TI postmaster and merchant, Nortn|the result of the me Bend; W. H. Lord, Lone P' the decision ar ber Mining Co. Toit, ed entirely upon Hedges, postoffice inepector, Wash ington; J. H. Sarp, photograph and wife, Cincinnati; Harry Adams, | Keneral agent, Burlington route 8. 8 | route to be wt consid conaful, He A that he b |to be able to announce the fut | plana of the company in a few days bly on Monday ’ Spokane; J. Murray millionaire | Origen 5 2 inining operator, Capt. J. R ee sa 77 gl aaa Wynne, Northw nted Po poset Winnipeg; James Alva Wait Take Athion route which lands At the Beattie: G, Israel, Olym |e y hour mencing at 9:20 Dia; Paul Hynson, Washington, D ie round trip, including €.; Fred Kimpel, Snohomish; A. W.| from battleship to dry dock, Or Thornton, Beattie; James W, jell |chestra on board, New Orange urnalists ation wi of Philade Pittsburg ph Io hia, Thon hn M. ¢ Frank Ri J h vilitam Wi! | “peneft” to the track. Cotter, V Hodgson, recently sen-| gi: tial, Eddie Allen and a long prison for optum smuUR-| of amat mpeta, | The ster 1] be m two wart of appenix shall be The bond tn each cane HOME FOR JOURNALISTS =—_ 2s Fooled. 2.—After |J., as the Journalists’ Home associa ing effort by the +r the lowe of New Je Director Roberts Arvives in Seattle | were granted to Jas. M Ke Dy the quarantine of of the BIKE RACE ing’s on ry by A blue ribbon meet will be held at! cion, Cottage Cit Bicycle track next Tues. aa a by the Qu the U attracts Mar Texas--How Mob | HOUSTON, Tex. July 2.—1t hax] pany of th For the erection and mainten of bulldings the sum will be ary. The } saved from whey ty by the for vod - So whieh § tunate airouretance at an . ee tase cael” Sta wentrtbasanl Tee ee a telegraph of I! be the greatest nov stor be oi a) | The mob, tr mination te} tlete and itterateura of the world |_ 7 Cartney | Plans for the building are now in th sees | Rents ot Se eae ont | ty Sale This Week he home will be in a he tape in time rain a lap Bef HER TRIP: = meres aoa ai saa nee t, via the the Asiat from this Brooklyn People Are incensed, and | ‘,, Charge Negligence. Reniden viderably scan sav | WORKERS’ PICNIC! ‘A CARELESS QUARANTINE: ........ ~— |WAY OF THE THE ELECTRICAL au 2d AVE. STEINWAY DEALERS THE ELECTRICAL WORKERS’ Bla PIC TOMORROW AT Pleasant Beach Boats leave Galbraith | | | TRANSGRESSOR Dock at 9:00, 10:30 and 1:00 p.m. All _kinds of contests. by Judge George thi fined $95 ning f ulting a man named John Roger Fare Round Trip Fifty Cents FP. A, Webster wan fined $5 ts this morning by Judge G lolating the hack ordinaa, n-| case will be appealed and @ tent « y| the members of the w :|Vory Stagy Story From ' Sherman Perkins aan man Perkins, ax a sident of Button, W = A STOCK oe ‘| Seattle Is to Line Up With Other Big Cities. Within the next few days articles Incorporating the Seattle Ge Exchange, slgned by seven RAILWAY MEN MEET TONIGHT The Seattle Street Rallway Em ployes’ union will hold a special al night meeting. beginning at 8 o'clock night, at Masonic temple, corner Pike street Second Matters of great Importance « anced for ansto’ La arriving at the hail at row morning are prom on to eceding busi ally informed of al It was Impossible today to learn of the business that will re the un might. Al IN THE COURTS Sult was commenced in the super ng by W. F. against the mpany fr m the clalm the Seattle way ¢ Cora E. Foster filed an aMdavit | eile mersing answer to the | made by her husband, FT. several deve ngo. She sta eMdavit that it is not her int children fr from th her husband. Prank Cramer =| For Bremerton and Port Orchard a. Al Regge ‘given a hear! LS Music, Dancing and Refreshments on the Boat FAeNsWoRtt Ss oe et Goan co o> PHARMACY held to the grand Special meeting ¢ might 8 be in attendan Go to Spinning for bicycte repairs Dr Warkoner. Test teeth, $7.00, SOpeoeeroocooooeoocoooes EXCURSION... { Hood’s Canal And Lilliwaup Falls Under Auspices of Trinity Parish. New S.S. “MAJBS. TIC,, leaving City Dock, foot of Main St. at 8 a. m. Wednesday, July 24 3 FARE $1.00 ROUND TRIP POO0OO 0 OObbeoeseseoeoes ° FOR THOSE ea strong coffee our nted until we finally found what we think i# the “happy medium.” It Me Taylor's spe cial 2c per Ib, Get a Ib and try it EAST INDIA TEA CO. 222 Pike St nt on the — _ 2 ee te reenact mene ae JUST ONE MORE WEEK OF THE GREATEST FEAST OF BARCAINS IN THE HISTORY OF THE CITY The Ohio Steel Range THE BEST KNOWN, THE BEST LIKED We give a liberal discount on this bent ator ] the Best. of kiln-dried oak (not black ely y f eads, Our boxes b ‘al wool tors, It js easily at partition hing nearly to t f The Herrick Our Pump stock is the most omplete in the ¢ He ndle the TRAHERN, | | bility, We a few prices on the Good hose must be new hose. Our hose is new, You never in all your life eaw hese prices as low as there s ani the hose we sell you "doesn't ® will gladly give you another fund your money. waiting for the fire t | of the or@inary stove | | | “ae Dil Stove 1 Hurner, regular $6 $5.00 2 Burner, regular $5.6 $6.45, 3 urner, regular $21.60 38.50 78-84. Yesler 1.6. MILES & PIPER COMPANY “sa:*" Wdveddvuvadduuddudvudewn' WeaveieddverZ The ws <= WRIT STAR Bar rge... Connected with Fast Steamer Albion will leave Galbraith Dock at 10 o'clock on BLACKHEADS Hot water; Keva Cocoanut ht just before you , neck, with pure t water. eva Co- finger it into the for ten 904 Second Avenue = GEORGE BEYER, Proprietor AABAARARAAARAR ABA! RIANAAHHARMARHRAARRAARARBRENSS For best results advertise in the|subscribe for t he Seattle Daily Qa Star. Star, en + ns HOLMES’ GOOD FURNITURE 2 |Mid - Summer Clearance | ex /%0 | Sale Now at Its Height Where to Go The Maison Barberis Things will go with ary mainder of this month has become noted for its swell Good Fi 5 4 DINNERS. | The MENU v0 the DELICACIES of gant pieces or th 5 t the SEASON which is served i greatly reduced prices; savings are gant style from 6 to 9 In MAIN @ quarter to half valu MINING HALL for {sine ‘ sone e PRIV= Examples ¢ edu for $1.50, their « al and new 1 finest LUNCH Dresser — Bird ty (open day onnection, where Entrance 210 James. Yesler Way Pharmagy Cor Way and Broadway, P RESCRIPTIONS Dr. STEVENS, Prop. + Tel, Pink 1911 GL HOLMES FURNITURE COMP'Y | [=== 55] J101 to 1105 Second Ave.

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