The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 22, 1901, Page 4

Mutter croamertes, |pound jand « he ton ~ Wash WINS QUT ® Victory From Spokene Yos-|i terday—Jumps to the iegito nee, 1 Third Place. . y | jer 1% ali og at two days the Seat has lost and wo played with Spo During the tle baseball t game in the eeric ane Yesterday Weather, a fair-sined present, Seattle won the game ea) by a score of 6 to &. Only two hi were m of Marr attle’s pitcher, while Miller, & twirler, was found for 13 hits, At the calling of the game a light rain ‘was falling, and continued during th afternoon. The mu ndition of per d the field rendered quick playing, im tr possible. The came was uneventful wntil the third inning, when four ¢ Beattle’s men managed to clr Bags. Harmon started the » Janding a safe one over the Daseman's head. Hurley him to second. eeples st advanced Harmon to third Ait the pitcher's box and n through an error at third was attempted to catch Harn Who was well off the bag. F ® hot liner go past short and scor ed Harmon and Pe s. Bodie ther three-base ecoring K1 y. The rest of th Was uneventful eattle adde More to thetr score In the » and Spokane made th fourth, leaving the final » Saturday's Game Saturday's game was fought o Between the pitchers Stovall and Adams. The Spokane lad proved to much for Seattle, and that team won Dy @ score of 7 to} Notwithstanding the sided score, @ good game was played after the fret two innings. In these fate ful two Spokane made six of her uns. After this Seattle settled down | notwithstanding bad crowd waa) g91 00 £14.00 atern W . t hy sh ranch, 1@1%o; na Native Washington, 120 fresh ranch, totly @ oft kens. keys, 111% "Dr aed ultry Turkeys, O14 k lle; ducks, '13@14 t ie; steers. | 1 » © arabe 10@it @5\4c stock—Hogea, te ey FARALLON ARRIVES when it A Small Passenger List, and No Late News, opt d enth, | the re 5 to 3 Faral ©o., arrive k, ca Lynn « nme: pansenge Th later rs from Qu than th which arrived It Ww Th: AN UNKNOWN Man Found Drowned in the White |; River. THE JAIL HER HOME Keep Out of Prison. MAJESTIC ON ;“Little Annie Rooney” Can't WHATCOM RUN Decides Majestic | is now fh hatcon 1 leave there at 9 morning, arriving here at 4 p.t Thompson Steamship Company So to business and played ball. It was A trip will then be made to Tacoma too late, however, and the game was id pte e the next lost 7 to 1. Whatcom Resides placing STANDING OF THE CLUPS The remains of an unknown mar Siibetae ciieue aor ak Clube Won. Lost. P.C.|20W lies at Butterworth’s morgue ti? can eee oe Portland r) “ 12 | The body was found in White riv manager and treasurer: ¥ eee, pos 449 | Thear Eagle turday after-| ‘Thompson, secretary, Direete Beattic ... 7 4% | Poon by W an employe of| John Rex Thompson, F. R. Thomp Bpokane 42¢| the Northern Pacific raitroad. ‘The|son, Capt. W. Mann, A. W. Horne coroner’e office was notified and|I. 2, Hastings and Frank Mann | Deputy Wiltele w to the scene of : <a RETURNED FROM the drowning. There was nothing in Mortality Record. the man’s pockets to Identify him ALASKA YESTERDAY and the remains were removed to Be pas > Er - ogee t8 y we tle « he’ itl be held for a fe € nd re Soa, of wom sage Rtg ty ~ few Port Ludiow, Wash. a that — ~ jope that they ray be) ieee Satur The remains are Steamer Queen Runs Within a Mile St Butterworts Mise Gertrude O'Donell, aged 2% and a Half of Muir Glacier. years, died at 183 Reren avenue } Saturday evening. The body is at | Rev. ¥. pastor of Butterworth’s Gteamship Queen, with 200 passen- | Pilgrim Congregational church. P. Richard Palmer as . gers, many of them noted, last week | dressed the meeting for men at pard aimer, age 4 years approached Mulr glacier to within | © p ® mile and a-haif, being nearer tha. | tin, | Not only patent nes, but has any vessel in three years. The | course Rev. Smith used the st f drugs and preseript A every mer returned to port here yee-| Matthew's ersion. He thing et he “ Yor ly can't help but save. st tours in Alaskan waters she has Bi ag ggg we pgp Smee ever made. \3 8 The Queen encountered much heavy | © rhe sow drugs floating ice tn Glacter bay and tm-| } onien| See mense icebergs were numerous. Fos | tion of the Shaw's Pure Malt (whisky) shut out much of the view of the Al mighty bern hiue Seal Vaseline fee-field. ‘The ship stopped long at aught and observa weline, 1-Ib cans Bitka, having considerable freight to Glycerine, t-on, bottle 6c unloed. Partirs of her passengers | Ses Ammonia, pint tb 0 at ¢ made incursions tnto the mountains Bensine, pint be 1c be back of the town, and sailed the wa Gasoline, pint bottle .. 1 rts ters of Indian river, weather being ea ‘ put ne throughout the stay. j piesiety Pavésite ihe pe Pierce's Golden Medical Disc ) ery tbe 4 Pinkham's Vegetable Compound 7% a Swift's Specific r psithuntl _ etal ‘ eet WASHINGTON, D. July 45 c £2" 2108 Valontown fan be | oreo heen as Because of the sudden fliness of cy Washington cream atiours n * Commander Francis H. Dela o ery Butter —_ voted . ne ov may be necessary to assign some : en a Williams’ Pin 0 : other officer to the command of th 81.00 02, 38 te pest shite Bh) castoria . gunboat Concord, now lying off Se que Grammmaned’ Geaen, 100 Syrup of Figs c attie. Commander Delano was un Ib, sacks $5.60. Kilmer’s Swamp Root . Ger orders to proceed at once to Be Warner's Safe Cure 1.00 Rant can for Rex Brand Bo cord, but upon his arrival here from Oo ealice WIth key opener South Carolina he was taken sud-|[% vc per dozen. denly li, and is now confined to his ‘ 1 for 6 cans domest! or hotel. He was to succeed Com 25c a oo mander Henry Knox, in charge of the Geneseé. ~can for Senorita Sar IME: aa hata meme | 1c st Ae oe Hi ca in pure per cake for Sm laundry soap. per cake for Sapolio, ax best ++ TRADE OPENS FAIRLY WELL cake for large size caken Ivory Soap. per Ib. for Kingsford’s The week opened with prices firm Gloss and Corn Starch. There was much activity about the market at an early hour, and by noon much fruit and vegetables were in from Wenatchee and Yakima. Bananas are once more on the mar- | ket, several carloads having just| been received from New Orleans The markets are well supplied with green corn. A carioad of water melons and eanteloupes are being sold, respec ttle for Snyd D; pint bottle for grown Peas. fresh home . for 3 cans corn or To 10¢ 0% 10¢ per dozen for fancy Lemons. for 3 loaves good Bread is not M to the ed Jay of it barge pe EAST INDIA TEA CO. 222 Pike St AMUSEMENTS. a tively at $3.60@2.60 per doz peli: yh mano THEATER “7 JOBBING QUOTATIONS. Bc foiventhomemads bread wr (CORRECTED DAILY) BBc fer, Mack for, Adame Woeting of the (riallts <4 Groom Fruit. best Paten| “a elgmone-s2 0082 10 «vox: umes. Hl SL OO fr,3™” anna BVeTIRN SUL os per case; cooking apples, $1.00@ f a : a NI 124; eating apples, $1.6001.75; Val Coffee Gus Ruhlin encia oranges, 1.00; seedling, for § Ibe Queen City of eC ae — $2.25; bananas, $2@2.00; olives, 01,0085 Ro pion Pugilist, per gallon; grape fruit, $ Coffee than package Bi lly M adden tad native strawberries, ” hag crs coffee 4 : 8 Sf y 3.0003.50 per doz; cher ale 7h ge A Re gd a % Pie, Taste: peaches, 40@6bc; apr | 15c Fs @lored heavyweight, ana ther ote, 1600; Tragedy plums, 7b fornia grand age Of gladiators. $1.00; raspberries, $1.75. pers, We per ib; sauer kraut, t@4c, native head lettuce, 15c per doz; artichokes, %@50c doz; green peas, 2@%e pound; dried figs, cartons, 60c; fancy 7c, imported bc; tomatoes, $1.50@2.00 case; dates, 5@6c per 1b; Special Sale This Week . In ITLE THI SUPPORTED B Florence Stone Latest and Beat a Sardou's Li Dran ‘GISMONDA” Mel oh Wc per doz; rhubarb, %3e fer Ib; parsley, 25@%5¢; naparagus, The prices ren the $1.40; new potatoes, owt Prices—z6 1 $1.00. spinach, 3c; cucumbers, 40@500 doz us on sale at box 0 ha Vegotad Ss! A ATER Potatoes—-$#0@23 per ton; beets, 1. HOWK, Manager aia 10 eee eatots, tia5 yer | Adams Grocery Co. bsg: $ sack; lettuce, 15e per dozen; turnips, : Positively th ust wee com. eT ae Snwkat abe. aon 1408 Second Ave, Tel. Main 452 monmny Weaneens?. 0) peppers, 7 husks, 2c; green nuing till Tuesday nigh ee per dozen; sweet po- | . 4 caer ae ens ee | Melbourne MacDowell THE SEA * KERNAGHAN as , the @. A. I “ at Columbia 1 Madinon street body 1 Honney Joha, aged 4 years, son of A. Juha, died at 1436] enth avenue, Baturday t ‘™M nd Hk f 1 "i ACCUSED OF HITTING WIFE Wm, Burns Becomes Goes Home and Mixes Things, Intoxicated am ¥ ' . * Ww iu han rested for beating 1 .s ' nk, » when he « home hea r hreat k k t and father k 4 1 pri succeeded tn breaking A thorough sea ¢ th f I ght I r " ' te of th *, Lyon d aven m. pot cures house between sec oes Erst TTLE STAT, SKIPS AGAIN « while Cashier of Sunset Tele- | THREE CHILDREN AND A WOMAN CREMATED phone Co, Missing. Frederick & Nelson—Fine Furniture. The Largest Stock of Folding Beds in the Northwest. We give In this advertisement ‘ inducer nek we aatinfuctorily y large FREDERICK & NELSON Home Furnishers. Child's seo Supper of br 2 ching ’ much of that and bread made ead and m and not canital Patent Flour..... k ico Ice Cre FINE new onions, 1%c; caulifiower, $1.00; parenips, $1.60; green corns, 10 Gre. oye best, M41: SHERMAN, ‘GLAY & 60 lo; mutton, weth- k, 84 @bc per sno; [711 24 AVE. Pianos and Organs STEINWAY DEALER: wi 1305 %4 Second ADMISSION 100 Ave York City Moving ne in New yisode in the ar, and others, Spanish ntree car ride up Russell road, battle of Matangas, an| American SEARCHLIGHT t the grow tal Pi lovab! the Hungarian it's process, by CAPITAL MILLING CO. Seattio, Wash Vacuum Fruit Jars arrived supply At last they have and we are ready r needs, ‘Those v to them ary 1 them the BEST, Extra « and rubbeors on hand. W. S. MAYFIELD FAMILY GROCER Pikw St. ‘Tel, Main 998 am And Fancy Mixed Drinks T SERVICE IN THE cream, fresh crushed d plenty of ice. and Columt BONNEY & STEWART ai Directors and Embaimors Soda cry, | fruits Third Avenue aga Columbia st Li, Beattie. Wash, PITTSRURGH, Pa, J y , hin of i dew it tenement h 1 " Former Cashier W, Howard Kern. | 0) khan of al Hunse Telept yi t 1 wh nie a wald t b burned un 1 il eince } A dina her three ehildre nama THE OREGON'S ptior f Rrcyeearnd QUICK TRIP ‘ 1 th tha joie in,at tion.|Makes Round Trip to Nome in 19 gasus aoe wes ais Been Days— Brings $75,000. i" @ht bas gone to her par teamship Oreg . ‘ 1 lena, Cal., and who came } * j k Chi 1 , gon t be ‘ ne J ba . Bailey, proprietor of Sorth . h ern hotel, Was @ paswenge H H and)r ain at th Green River } t h turn to his former p f bus r “They were 9 city Funeral of Sil July Kernagha ed ander arrest. Lnstea s sha The funeral of an CE eid from Bonney & Stewart's cha ag | Yeoterday aftemenn et 3p. i. BA. 0. U. W., of which A member present Johnson officiated 1 was in Lakeview cemetery of Rialto Bidg., Cor. 2d and Mad (0 I bi ' j b attention and know how to fig-| ure right P We have one of the best equipped our labor ta skilled, ‘GEO. H. WOODHOUSE @. Webster's Cherry Phosphate Geeee rover eae Dee Bee IIE S50 tgeevcentul to 0: tna or was) Fesecenees A. LINDAUER t while in camp, will rest easily pers. _ well kept establishment, in 50-ft costumes are always in lengths at 0, $3.50, $4.00 and] Yoeue. I'll make you a beauty, $5.00 Satisfaction is guaranteed,| With silk-lined Jacket, for $18.00. Fr PRICHARD HARDWARE CO. 417 Pike Street 1116 Second Ave, CONSUMPTION? Try Dr. H. T. Turner's HYDROZONE treatme avntio reatment ou For bathing, Mrdrona Vi la Baths. ® Prices Are Cut But Not $11.6. Folding Ted, an automatic leverage prin spring and ciple, doing away entirely with the lability of the bed t . e ps Thora Se’ te 506 Second Avenu construction and easily op erated. Fitted with wov- re spr Bea iteelf is finished in HARVQ§RD DENTAL OFFICE 133134 Second Ave., Southwest Corner Union epecial enday, $19 ntractors | d Builders et us figure with you on your {ll of bullders’ hardware, plumb: « and sanitary appl Full seta of Teeth .. 2. ....++, | Gold Crowns, 22 karat .. Gold Fittings ° Silver Fillings .. . given this line of tra Our stock lete and applia Special attention paid to furnish- ing candies for camping and outing plumbing shops on the coast and ‘wha First Avenue and Colw 1409 Second Ave. HAYNE THE DAILY EXPENSES are what count, and leave so little for the nest- egg and our pleasure. In the bargains offered in these little ads. you'll find many opportunities to reduce those expenses without depriving your- self inthe least. Every ad. new every day, ACHING FEET The Dressiest Shirts The Monarch, regular $1.60 v ues at $1.00, McLERNON 1111 Becond ave. _ Black Cheviot in Romeo slip Reymond & Hoyt 918 Second Ave. arden Hose A necessary adjunct to every tailor ERNST BROS, 506 Pike St Tel J, MATZGER’S, 1307 Seoond Ay Ladies’ Talior ard Habit Maker Green 72 Near Sight HIRSCH’S PHARMACY irst and Pike. ‘Phone Main 916, A WINCHESTER cal. sporting rifle, just hing for shooting at the at $4.50, title an PIKE Optics STREET 322 JAPAN COMON made of fine lawn. VESE the mark each, Mee Chone & Co. Sanitarium, Hinckley Fourth Floor Blook Dy, 3.2 Sorabe 3 Qualities H We fil) your prescriptions as they aught to be—just as everything js wold here for hints Carter's Pills, reg. 2 1Se Arn i's Pills, reg. 16 | reg. We tle | Ayers Heir Vigor ree. $1.00 o 6% Fountain Syringes, reg 1HE BON MARCHE NORDHOPFE & CO A Lucky Silk Purchas 3,000 Yards Fancy Silks At 33 1-8c on the Dollar. 1 yp most ‘nate note without Im withou most patterns a Stripes, Cords, Satin Foulards, Plaids, Bro- cades, Colored Warps, Lace Stripes, Plisse, Shepherd Checks, Etc. shades #0 popu of taste and this « t gathering wile of this best of the s se all collected at one sale, where the select # as broad and comprehensive as tt would be at the store of Chas. A. St s & Bros. Chicago. Best of All, the Price Is the Lowest Ever Quoted for Such Qualities. values range fre $1.5 You buy from this r Me t D yard, alk of the h gathering at only The with the b Silks worth $1.26. 49 Cents though there are only a few pleces of each kind, lish pattern. Plenty for and in NORDHOFF & CO. some cases but a single © of some sty 418 to 1435 Second Avenue and 115-123 Pika Strest ‘ 1 ‘ New York Dental Parlors : Ongents reee sees pe ee Z Teeth extracted and Siled abdslutey u without the least particle of palm 2 ——— by opoctaliets ' ma 0 af we 8u aco wil thr An Perfect Harmony is best enjoyed if the scoompanist j uses the 4 eg ale — ‘afall Per- aps you know how dre, ully ont ome plano e | My [Th KIMBALL ray eel New York Dat Pats carefully de to stand e *, of atmosphere and retatn its purity | gibtiiae, eet, Homan buliding N of tone. The wood is thoroughly sea. on ottee, . 000 soned and all parts carefully ad- ae ie ee pond at genuine rgain rgain price \ - Sa o th )). §. febastna (0, Now Is the Time tna wide ; to Buy a ute 903 Second Avenue supp. Burke Bullding | of th FORO IOI TOR i tot toto | Rot s «x » Sirvon SUT 8 wlways Ready ¥ Love GRAND */8 Sold at Manufacturers’ * Your RIDGE * Prices. Loos + } Seattle Gas & Electric Co, § 4 COAL * 214 CHERRY ST. x This coal is from the new * x mine of the Issaquah Coal Co, * two miles above Gilman. It * {s the best, cleanest and the a NEV cheape Mi : % Burkes fect of Matiews bt © “ate x Telephone Main 976, *| in cou: BENE EE EERE yy | ‘Reade errno f 76,000 10 ean 00, 000) Wenn .GOOD.... ae Potato Sacks * is At a Reasonable Price. Areats ceo Sr ¥ Call at Peed A. Wing STO. ~wEUuUe eww plosios CAHN & COHN’ S seialallalaialaialnialalaleislalalsiaisininien: "ge « ‘ The 115 JACKSON STREET Ix Goad buy § Capt. | Ten | * ‘ ftereese serecees|s in Butter ‘ ne = me Have a oix Churned ney # The s . New Style 2\% , Per pound, 25¢ et Agron 4 “ongproseed Fibre @)« Specia Brice, | in 5-1 lots, i Two s “ixing Batl e4 ) Purvivors g ; 8 Hath °|* MATHESON BROS { The e: 4 Call and It >a 3ROCERS Bang oil w, ° — > 4 Cor, Sixth and King — Vel, stain SBF Moment ¢ $ Washington Dental ani Snes " e PS , Th $ Photographic Supply 1 $ TIMATES if warain : 211 Columbia Street, Seattle 2 mn Painting, Ps LONI COOCC OOo OOS Oo OEOES All work Seem orts that J Subscribe for the Star, | Cc, F, STOLTING | 816 Third avenue, near Marion