The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 22, 1901, Page 3

aero _ NY = MONDAY, JULY 22, 1901 THE SEATTLE STAIL 8 LAST EDITION sine oO Cleok FIRST GOOD NEWS Pacific Coast Co. and the Striking Ironworkers Come to Satis- factory Agreement. Twenty-six men, the full for r ® recog was the Pacift ast Co, will go to) asked Mr. F work tomorfow morning, That We t the decision reached at a conferet this afternoon between General | been our Mar Ford and Charles Hill , Af and George A. Page, for the strik t ers. The have been out tw weeks, leaving work on th ' “ of the machinists’ strik és & Satisfactory Arrangement ¥ < x tation hy eep the P gratulated meeting. th t advanced, 000 ol New Districts Are Being De- |=. *¥ 2-Ssne wal on veloped That Insure ment land Great Wealth, re alleged to be worth $150,000 discharged from bankruptcy | Federal court adjourned this aft-| Late advices from Nome are filled | ¢rnoon unti! Thursday at 10 o'clock | There will be « nesday art at Tacoma Wed- ith good cheer and reveal the pres ence of gold in paying quantities on| sexsions will be held at Ophir creek, in the Council City dis-|¢ither place tomorrow. triet, and on Ruby, Nugget, Good} anew ——— Hope, Fairhaven and Kougarok ereeks, all of which have hitherto Contract Awarded. deen unknown quantities, Though many of the reports of fabulous) J. D. Jones was awarded the con wealth are taken with the proverbial | tract to grade Third avenue north grain of salt, the undisputed wealth | from Highiand drive to 1 of the territory is now generally reo-|at the contr ognized. The old-timers are con — tented, and the present prosperity | indicatesd that the immigration to Nome in 192 will be large. With| the introduction of new and ade quate mining machinery and th: ad@vantages afforded by coal over | wood, mines that made owners poor when operated by primitive methods are now profitable. Especially good are the reports re ceived from the country lying be- tween Nome and Salmon rivers and/ across the range to Couneil City dis trict. The many obstacles to ac- cess in this district have tended to leave this rich territory neglected until recently, when those not af fMicted with “cold feet” have been re warded for their ignoring the priva tions attendant upon the prospecting of this tract. Territory that but a year ago was unknown to all, is now studded with the camps of miners “I remember a curious case that BRUSSELS, July 22.—Kruger has) came Within m e of $968.50 The Chiopeck Fish Co., has remov- ed its plant to the new pier at the foot of Vine street “Speaking of big gatherings,” saye an old detective, “reminds me of the ingeniousness of thieves in rm >dbing Dersons on occasions of thie sort One of the most noted thieves I ever came in contact with told me, after he had given up his calling on ac count of age and ill-health, that it | was much easier to break into @ man’s pocket in a big crowd than it was to break into a house with nobody at home. But the cleverness | displayed in geting the booty ts noth ing when compared with their meth eee of getting away with it and cov ing up all traces of the crime y experience. It was refused to either talk or eat sinee he | several years ago, when the late Ben Feceived the news of his wife's death. | jamin Marrison was president of the His physicians are alarmed. | United States. He was making o tour of the South at the time, and Cable ble Arrives: | the police authorities had b A 2%-ton cable bas arrived for the | ried considerably on account of a Madison street cable line. It ix | shrewd lot of fellown, evidently of new on railroad cars at Yesler way | 4 high class, who had been following and Railroad avenue. Just how th>| the president from one city to an big cable is to be gotten to the Mad. | other Thousands of ison street power house ts pussling|™uch valuable jewe the officiais, there are certain) Picked up by the ere streets over which no permit can be | Police had b granted to haul such a heavy load wor ars and had been ka, and the on them. D. as 4,00 pounds, the South con viene. Pek larger cities She Lost Valise. ralling the | Mrs. L. P. Smith reported to the poltee last evening that she had lost &@ valise containing $450 In Jewelry | 5 shortly after she had left the steam. er Queen on arrival from Sitka, De- tectives Tennant and Byrneg were| Getailed on the case and they soon! found the missing property in an up- town hotel. No arrests have been mate. Dr. Powell Reeves tn a sult com menced tn t perior court today. | in asked by Mae MeLure to pay hee | ™0re $1000 for falling to cure her of n|eady some very fine calculating te inalady which the doctor js alleged | being done by the bureau of con touhave guaranteed to do. Mae Mc. |*(Tuction and repair to complete the Lure states that Dr coven adver. | Work on hand, Three large batt! tines to cure or Jn the event of fall. | Ships are now scheduled for repairs Ure 80 to do, he will pay $1900, She | The Wisconsin will be the first dock complains that he has* made her|¢4: after her the Iowa, which will much worse by hie treatment ani| >? followed by the Oregon. It asks that he be held to his alleged |!* hoped that repairs will be begun contract. on the Or by the first of a | October, as ni threequarters of City Treasurer Rathbun today sent | million In repairs are to be made a stafement to counctl that he had| which are expected to take several collected $1543.92 of the $62528% ae- | months to complete ng to the fessed to property owners for’ the | accessibility of Bremerton dock, as improvement of Twenty-third ave. | compared with the Mare Island yard rue. In the Comstock street it seems highly probable that Brem provement he collected, $991.44 of the| erton within a few time, by total cost, $1497.76. act of congress, will become a fully FEDERAL COURT. ro eee ania Mining & Ir Provement Co. today brought suit the federal court against the Mont Cristo Railway Co, It elaimm that im 1992 it came into possession of & Pincer claims in the Monte Cristo Mining Alatrict in Snohomtah county hat KOme year, according to the ; t ieriex rendered | eimplntnt,\ the’ Bverett a *adonte aol ae * phe conc toll pend bo Cristo Railway Co. foretbly and un g. Most of the firemen are lawfully constructed a railroad over| gti) out, awa official instru the placer claims without the con aniea already gent of the plaintiff. Later on the - Monte Cristo Ratle ame into wedeecn'g Possession of the Everett & Montel Naval Yard Will Surely Become Equal to Any in United States. The inadequacy of facilities at th Puget sound naval station are made nt every month. Al LOOKS 0. K SHAMOKIN, Pa., July 22—A ma The Penney’ tions Mar have reinstated Go to Spinning for Wioycle repairs, Ralph M. Leopold of Seattle, was! IN A oREAGuEN'S FaSAET | or Stealing owers. | rp “rT we 1 + POSSOSSSSODESHS OESOOSHHOOOOHOOOOODOOOOD And Other Matters to Come Up Be- ae : rae aoe ee eurcin, HER $0 low a ‘ ge hi q] fore City Count Tonight. |"tnitn'ar suse” "| Nw Teacher's on Trial »-" pre Then No More of These Bs 8 coumet ung wit ve] GuLoING PERMITS. |" for Being a Dead ton her Money-Saving Prices. ty, hut none to on the city. MOT AM AGHOSTIC. —|'.\.c0'witn bein n nue ‘mn consider the wood-warker seca i$ NEW STORE a Ave. and fst St. Then th e talk * Bibs FOR CITY cones PAVING WORK |: Transfer System g it was a long time ©) and te in y delicate ted t! Japan t t ral pur will be new bright t goods Ina dead - game BY MOTHER But Now the Prices Talk me for And you'll f Important Contracts Now Ready to Be Let. aid this shocked he rned had t she find them cut 25 to 45 per cent,, but remember for this week only, after that the new em to others $5,004 Jowment for b when he store. 1.0. MILES & PIPER CO. 78-84 Yesler Way. After August Ist, First Ave. and Spring St. O0000eo a the line p will be r foot bridge which must hand-rails, and whenever « ernment pany must pay ite prop share toward constructing a draw | bridge. It must t | ward paying for an | road should the city at any t | cide to maintain one over | street ratiroad tracks. last | rday > k at the ard of pul = ae Cudihee and Zimmerman Have a Few Notables. works. a oa 2% 2 2 * s$ $ } ) LOO OO00000000000000910006060 OO OOHOOOSOSOSOSOSOOOSSOD SOFHHHHVOESOEEOHO D4 FHFOOH OEOEOOFOH EOS 00008 Two men are regularly kept busy Peas WN: in the city engineer's office giving ‘This evening Sheriff Cudihee, with re. There ts number of guards, will escort 1 out every | ut proper street num nan average 75 give ‘OF INTEREST The Telephone Troster The corporations comm 4 a we we in all protability. m the state penitentiary tu | day or nearly $00 a week. The the petition of the A | ms ranging from one ¢ ee oo eo phone Co. to transfer +. Pete Zimmerr substantial numbers ¢ | to the Indeper | & shomiah county { prinoners to be taken t ot, wh and he wil! pro-| four or same train with Sheriff This petition wi ntiary wand aske for Automat is anxious to of ee a5 ‘ t ground that he under. The Independent oo en EXPECTED kicks, beats and treats her otherwise work to carry out t f 5a moe Inhun manner They whereas the Automatic he * andl a married St. Paul Nov, 21 company now hae nearly 400 ‘phones freight | | t : ( ing | Stent won el Sharp Reductions on Ladies’ me Silk Etons, Cloth Jackets and Tailore od Suits S. ments at about Return of ‘the Rivers and Har- Our whole collection of the r Put three cape of milk. one f bors Committee From ~ belt ton resins Renree._ of them, but these Jwho had been reaping such a rich | eo.) fees botler, Pia " “indicate the wa id . pote stock: pierre y~ fw degre Palate ign = sso Hood’s Canal Canes JACKETS Cloth J At $4.7) thieves at a gravted the situation. It seems to have ag Heavier lows Covert Tan Covert Box Coates, And Lilliwaup Falls e@ were reported than at any other eed s het, add on Victorian, with th vet collar Temularty $849; for place & single arrest was mads| ony of weil Steam adnares e mixed blue; usua du the da h edy ne for... sats of tndles’ ¥ | r w 4 minittes ¢ ard Under Auspices of Trinity Box ¢ of br « Oxford, ti “T called at the office of the chiet e Mp t frappe €10*8-| croected to arrive here from Skag caer nek serge, Giik lined throughout : t ning of pofice next morning to bid him|es or fancy cups until half full. | wy me time this evening. Th Parish, New S WAJES- usual price, $4.50; for $ rth $10.00; for .. $7.50 good-by, and while I was there a|Then fil with raspberries and pile} act that one or two places not on/% ric,, leaving City Dock, SILK ETONS h braid. Some with hané- entieman rushed in with a big | ®hipved cream bundie in his hand "What car do tor ¥ doctor? the chief an x. polite ng from his chair. ‘Ju ok at this Bundle,’ the 4 r re wd | Peesececccccnscesoneeeee foot of Main St. at 8 a. m. Tucked, trim with gold some batiste and lace collars The $12.5 es for . ‘The $14.00 ones for ,.. TONIGHT =r Sign of the Big Coffee Pot. $25.00 ones for for $15.00 $17.50 Wednesday, July 24 ° aceon, Sat cee Annual Midsummer Sale 3 # FARE $L00 ROUND TRIP $ ] 8" S27 - be he ae a INSPECTS him, Gsa, f greseeesrcennnsnsevmng | cS tan tom at and mtx- re $16.60, for ..$10.00 t s and collars, +1 e Pride Ourselves ne Fit and Hang of Our Ready-to-Wear asked the y overcoat T got them | Magistrate ies Looks Into the ered. Th hle t look 4 Fremont Dairy Case. Artware, Setar Saaee a nieetl 83 AD errno celain. Din for sident Harrison yesterday Jude oT t a family of six rae Joctor—a preacher of conslderat 1 perted L Ss nh . > 83 98 neat se Pye E 8103 oe se HOLMES’ GOOD FURNITURE The ‘ made ane tailored garments | 7 ery way equal to a ma garment We employ experienced help on and perhaps ask f idence before he would # + Set of semi porcelain, expects to handle meh ay pons ag pllandtyss- sted with panties Full tine of ee IN VOLUME A Long Time Reporting at condition he taund the dairy Silk and Wash store busy, Just what the report of the orpor er Ma ina w left Waists vity, teeming mt | Francisco last night with coal the ould tell you of vings that are here Petticoats Dr. Wageoner. Rest tooth, #7.00 oe wand RHODES BROS. 2; nt" es t ton oninee the. pettion BOSTON GROCERY | 1331 Second Av “at ‘econ Ave 3| WT spp eto Preeecer eect costo sn tenon anata nana nan anahanananars 9 SOOO OOOOOS 640000000000 600000000 At 84 50M!” 9; k or mahogany finish, rofl seat. mfortable. = 89 ‘BON a cher af Mos tr nenstons, leather seat and ms re SECOND | Mw 1220-1222 Second OOS SOSOOOOSOOOOOOOOOS BLADAEALAAEANEAAT NAD Avenue. Telephone Main 1051 | Pererecccccccc siete ttt ee 300000000000000000000000| | Other Business o humbug. This we teresting to bargain iby August 1 “ol H1@ L HOLMES FURNITURE COMP'Y 2) Lot 12-200 pairs of Shoes, made by the celebrated firm 4 of Laird, Schober & Co., of Men's Shoes Men's This is the week te ts. The apricots are now at os it it a bona fide cut sale and 1101 to 1105 Second Ave. E grading the alley in block F of Denny's addition. Don't put off can man Navin will intr ace their beat sizes and width good ahe ladelphia, all new, atylish SET _— ———.-— enol » providing for a & r ning now We have tn stock Value up to $5.00 ¥ ns and black; never a oe [im following atrecta to ‘he naid|$ fran ahipmente every day ta Ue pleh Tg fone than 8340 seattle Transfer Co. | Yesler Way Pharmacy and =Chil- dren’s Shoes | Lot 19-180 paira Children’s | ‘Tel, Main 41-40, wizen and widths, Value up pairs Misses’ ‘Tan Se Bae | Eotem en ab TREEN SHOE CO. pug oooesesescococosonsoooosoosooooooooooooosooooons| 122] YESLER W Misses’ Freight, Passenger and Bagrage s than $5.00; the § ransom 09.00 Ladies’ Shoes 150 pairs and Beattie boulevard variety, very large, ripe and x the boulevard to Ninth th, thence along Bighbth } to the southern limits of the city | Nereport will ber ie on the p jon of the Bealtle Electric compa le » through Wo: PR ES IPTIONS Prop. [tout atre | thenc Javenue se STORAGE oe Ofer 623 Past ay. and the choicest pack Women's Shoes, odd HOTE 7L BUTLER CAFE AND ® GR * 1 park 4 Staple and Vy Grocer es * r * Only First-class * European * Plan Hotel \* | Sctcetcrtctesre test ibecribe for the Star, WEATHER FORECAST, ; Tonight vicinity Tueaday, fair afternoon, light south to weet w | Seattle and showers "Phone Urowa 43 ) ) ( u it = n © t it