The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 23, 1901, Page 3

aa SAAS Oo Nee ee UAKESIME RESORTS = aa gees See eeeeeeeereeeelerr a ate : tree ec: ~We Don’t * TUESDAY, JULY 2%, 1901, " Maio; Ary, malted is 3H ; Z FROM SKAGWAY = natant to ie a atany. | Proposition to License the Houses of Assignation Comes = 7 Lge bong nad — P 4 th AA msider the Up Before the City Council—What Will Butt McKinley Accepts Gov-) (tories eee | They Do With It? eo EE ONE RE Wh , ( ‘ t « | itt] » & ¥3 RM os in a, St Lambb dee Me Al har a ud PIE le: rasa reunn ligitie; Easte Mf site sO) all C 7 ioe Latest Alaska News. 1 } ‘The 5 toer and r ve rer and th : : ‘ LW rs cae : 4 to t ts] ‘ t tid . Proper | : pf ° if WASHINGTON, D, C, July 22—| Steamship Humboldt, arrived in bs make a report last af cing pt Bit N OW. . a port this morning at ke \ pth tiy f rf The president has decided to accept | tine UP at the Arlington dock i © ahing ' nt un t parka ak if . tion dhihcstioh oc’ Gup.:Atewich Se~ ‘reing Sf pammnaere, oemse of whore| T° na nas 3 Lene sedlpesraleaterares, abe jon : , ne We have from Seven to Ten § tee is ee ee Demeee. | Eke how ploy quite © gong oe mat a Ga ; en dee a stock—Chickens, 139 Thousand Dollars in stock here , RAR Rey mi \ " nigh. porn Rag mt meee ; ceed ipo necetigS wolayt $a 4 that must be sold before Sept. 1. issues a letter praising Gov, Allen RGR IPT t Alaska news | chine t a instalte | r ‘ ’ wally would « > q Wm. Hunt, now secretary of Porto | UP to and including July 1 e cece -ten alee o a Spots Abtlon menssenry. } Megalty, théy 1 _ DI A TER In most instan able to sell j Rico, will probably succeed him. from Skagway to Juneau will com. |MVsry. | The carrier for the recently | tn P . en ee Cate | you a suit at a price so lo you could ; ti Gees Gate daa tered te time f to take or Ae Senne tat Mie, bemee | what w mean, th n we have nothing to 4 ' a uN ] a - 7 Rer } 1 q as AN rg per tee ag aonb dager 1 in wh ‘ papers give che | Eight Men Reported Drowned : y Kem ADE ly ae od aia .. The Committer Divided ght n th ously affected 1 f 8 3 WRECKED ON tae i ea wr maagehiing bie, na See rea 303 Pike St., Bet. 3d and 4th. Waanington and remem | THE BIG SALMON [seit sme Faxon river, i ; § eerie Sn see MBS -a08 ROCKY ISLAND poo : : ote A Report That Provision Question m me “ ‘ - ne FFFFFFSSFFFSFFIFSFIFFFFFFE = | selves Into Country. found on the Blue Canyon pr personal appar mt to advices brought from | Alaskan of July } WANTS STANDPIPE) Try to Smuggle Them- “7 sail personal app : : 4 State Bhe| . T * Genagwar 106 @ the oteamer 220: Story of the Fatetity q n t mant to atom 0 yy ote a hepa: t ' James &. Ba has sold his) Eight men wh 4 from White ne weet A and| Preside \ and are Lincovery claim on Lake Horse June 19 in scows for Dawson| Improvement Club Asks the City 3 alue t bee or nee in « e bresh th ” on tint to have been reported minsing to the Canye ‘ are in 5 selected « id out th ' c I A > eeten White Horse police, and their dis Council for One. © creek, Atiin district | Three large barges laden Indian ‘ " but it ts to be a 1 appearance has an air of mystery 4 Three Men and Four Women ‘ Upper picked up by a miner named 4 was long an India 1 nd it. The scows in which they 4 ‘When the Oriental liner Kaga Ma- a Mt EE he |by tug Holyoke, were wrecked rt clerk at Spokane for a dosen is ta Gt Proemieh's peta, dunt 04 | ru sailed this morning she carried Rocky ts! Jiately east with ner. homeward boand, seven! PAINFUL INJURY = [Nst™ sane, he horses, ve less than %4 hor ‘Three men and json and Alaskan circles. f four women were removed from the Harold Nellson Has Leg Almost | “the news caused considerable un | schooner A. J. West, from Yoko. eg hgh vasedew has ems ama when she landed at Aberdeen Torn From Body pemrevaed Ma ‘apd phy gered ceed ’ ‘They were said to have Pe sentative sed eo larges' mye the Setantghs te on leompanies there received instruc: | é ‘ w Big Satmon river —— OF OUR ——- On June 10 boat No. #179 left White Tay rigating the district # want an hour in th wer La E the men have ; a tnborer employ | tious to tmmed fancel one-hait - seg t : __restmecter Bell of Aberdene, oo ine SS Sen ot bikeneke t |Sunset Telephone Company After » ts Found court of : 0- cee boats were found o powered te the * ciated with Deputy Customs Collec- while of! mong Reet eines ieee Its Ez-Cashier. e4 . 3 hte ga ‘at Aye = . son treet betwee j tor J. A. Hood and ¢ , e toot | ¥* . 1 latagae roth emg 4 t me < F why peta ‘ 4 : Aberdeen and G. P. Lavin of Seattle. |of the hill corner Fourth avenue | be hee A depo SF te aeperintens ct ewers Kernaghan, the # | Mr. Ba # there were « a pracy teat Une. th > have) With bole: ele an "i Attorney Cross of Amerdeen defend-| Washington street pee lay Abo Bons sel is cashier of the tT it t won « 24 Mat —— er | ~ €4 the seven prisoners. The women | Nellson was olling the pulley, when | (‘2 fullimen re ms . ‘ €| portat from the r landing a? PR Bronco a Would tel nothing to convict thelr|he suddeniy caught his foot in it | Lower Yukon was t A war when he teft Hig Sal one theory ad t associates, but illegal residence here | His leg was drawn into the wheel! 7 Pin Sill swell & utes & sen. Ga a die " ¢ vanced is that the men were a - ‘was established and all were order-|and almost pulled ¢ his b en Seneie'e ae » with by | the i m man. |ed to a news Of 2 ed deported. With the order began | His screams for help brought assist. | SP’ He ie w aimee . * an immediate movement to get the ance and the ambulance wa Mere of th e | King a patios, Rowers t the | If you are going to need a a il prisoners here tn time to catch the This vehicle was out on a o: Frank Belcher’s Body. a es 7 - > - of e thie "We i > Kaga, over the side of which yessel| the patrol wagon went to the aid of| ; y fr eratwh legislature from Kirkland. making @ stove or range this fall get it ’ ~ the seven were passed early this the injured man. He was taken tc| The body of Pr o ten ' A A Bothell Boy Shoots Himself and this week. From the small- yi : q morning. Providence hospital, and at a late |™! en wig“ pveg aves gh * : : x E ~ hour this afternoon it was thought | die bad ee " Tries to Square It. est cook stove to the largest | 1 n ar . oy oe ‘ > Paul Draper. | that the Injured member might be - ot Pres gprs range you v be offered inducements such as nusct. Pasi’ A. Draper, U. 6. | — cogging egy onto ; abot: rendbvat will not come your the first man over the great wall at - 4 plied » innep telat of th Rcob come ve suein 3 in when the E Mt jwerke ea} ; a ; ie that settle wa ain in man um Beg rabapee ovr gre yaw A + was|More Wealth of the Klondike Brought Down on Victorian— down te river in y 38 Bic ; Sered the Chinese cngstal tant. x: time to use the “ 4 man a day. If this ad- ‘ spent last night in Seattle. Liew > use th ieee a mad man i . peace r Aboard. tenant Draper came fi “ A Happy Crowd Ab vertisementreminds ton on « mission of sag o fon eral government boats in Pacific wa Visiting Mrs. C. 1. Grant. you that you need ters. Hoe has been to San Francisco Five hundred thousand dollars inj some 20 tons of produce, and it was : SEatdicd. et nanan: teat, Oh net Mra, Sarah Bishop and Mise May! sig ause trom Dawson arrived this . reat diMeculty and anything for the stop he He went north on the nde of ¢ bum, O., mother pancigrotyes " a un profits saad 8. & L shortly after $ o'clock. ‘The| E. Johansen, who was arrested by |and sister of Mr. C. 1. Grant, of #6 | morn! : 4 i" kitchen, come by ni Meutenant may return in about two| OMeer Fletcher last night for rob. | Fifth avenue. are in the city on e bulk of th n . " c y i r weeks. bing his friend, Wm. Mitchel, of| visit. They were delegat h however, th Situation Locally Re- |» nial ane Saturday, as this is 4a . «, [829% was bound over the superior| Epworth League conve el Per lneae ee tad eae the last week of court today to stand trial on the| Francisco. nate tor (es near had shot him. ehatge of larceny febes the pe ‘: a nviiameentiasil mains the Same . baragn ita such as you have not seen before. 4 | Johansen and Mitchel are « * rn eeiget i " ~ ee a boopd ee a few dollars, they start-| na a el ha we a om atitenel fel WOOLEN MILL . aa teooeaae recom Toth ‘the tro 5 va ; - |tergay ‘ane rnoon Mitchel fell asle Airge inigeiad é j AND THE JOWA i882 - "STR. THOMSON’S : Blackchapel, and it was then, Johar = aivia . . | 3 sen says, h ney (Project of Establishing a Large| siea. witt | 4 ; from his friend. Whi 1 Nae . ve a akmlcod 4 aks, wed SAILING DELAYED 78-84 Yesler Way. : Pass Neah Bay This Morning En) up he aimiy remem? Jo- | Plant Comes Up Friday. “hs nar pgs Dy aller 2 : 4 | hansen take his money tea | ripe re grey Steamer Elihu Thom me , 7 Route to Bremerton. Cate eves vemgzenrer ed before of | m Prong Freer After August Ist, First Ave. and Spring S { found his man in om, but h pS agg fgg ight as schedul great . when he caught « own eves the @ f freig ag. q ‘The battleships Iowa and Wiscon-| he ran and jumped t m : ee ne a a and ‘ ‘ sin have passed in the straits, having dow, taking sash an 5 wae | the eres ee Oe Nb r efile th Sh wy reached Neah Bay this morning at| finally caught on a house-top . y t . a Gapaw ite Machinists, Attent Plea il ¢ tomored [ 9:45 o'clock. They will proceed im-| Both men were jailed and Johan n , keep away f Tacoma,| vicht if al opt { mediately to Bremerton, where the! sen’s guilt was proven this morning Fal ar Wash. All| wilt « . t after ‘ Oregon is now lying at anchor. The| At headquarters a» pair of brass | com n trades on st poor ‘ and ‘Wisconsin will be docked first of all,| knuckles were taken from the pris — nen wi the lowa next and the Oregon oners. esen be taken nm ‘This arrangement is understood to a - . | ’ be due to the fact that the Oregon's . : wi atounelinie I : py ae hone tater bad com | L) ie %* Stang = First Dividend Declared on QUIET TODAY y enter , S. Ss. PORTLAND 0 finish, ae a nev | rea Thompron, « xmal! boy about : od Poy Se aerrciaee ata, | Veneoaner Begents sede aone| — TO SAIL TONIGHT (LE ARANCE § ALE nearly @ year ago 6! ‘hinese an t night for Wa Sing and Yip Never In the history of ar The boy after taking the wheel from | rketa thi ing than ft has Chinese Inapector |, Steamer Portland of the Empire Perity as is now just fairly begun. , r The a 6 60 r f the currency has | > ighiag oop asceal ¥ ng before U. 8. Com-| Ports at 6 k this ev wit Hundreds of thousands of dollars pay te firat|er Umetilia te tn r Keifer late this afternoon, | bout 400 tons ‘cargo and 20 passen Vining Chairs Will be expended within the next few | McKnight’s ‘Sines Dairy Is Not divider » per na f California th’ mn. t | ee J. J. Carrol, special m agent ahs a months for labor and material in |in the wrecked a! Bank | fruit will be br although of the company, ts taking mail for $97.55 ‘ repairing the monster sea-fighters. Unsanitary. Jof Vanconver. Thi first prac. |local produce ts wufficient to supply $11,000 Bond Approved. up-river point The Portiand wil! g The highest class of workmen are| tical result of the appointment of a|the markets here obi oes ig Soeipag employed, and they draw the best of | iver for that Institu Itt hy are inclined to t me neers at Va ve av - Wages. The men only work eight) Judge George this afternoon dis to « at this tim er thie morning. T Are se ea ae § hours and they live on the best the| missed the charges of keeping un- Aivide amount | for $1.60@1,85 5 t. Oth Pn an, market affords. In addition the| sanitary premises, preferred against arison with the total de ables are unchang A Mmarthes and eyes of the three bat-| A. J. McKnight, proprietor of the lt its, Dr. A. Th Bast on r ere ‘ere bringing . Ceships are d¥awing their regular| Fremont dairy, several days ago by }tinue in perm mt ‘ the | $200 this 4 Good: water mel. Pay ted wil epend it quite freely | Health Omer McKechnie, The | First National, as receiver Jone are plentiful and remain at $3.6 ¥ he prosperity of Bremerton will ex-| Judge personally examined the prem ris Oleson Hives at a10a Firat | ~ per doxen | tend to Seattle and hel to make! ises and although they are not ex report \e e th 6004 times all'around.. pd actly as clean aa they might be, the morning that gw Ae JOBBING QUOTATIONS. | | roprietor could not be found guilty | tered laat evening coverst onit — | f keeping unsanitary premises of clothes taken. The police ar | avian tip — Railway Men Not Wearing Orna- ers on si -—- - working on the 1 the thie Groon Fruit. and th IN THE 0 bra gra be caught iy mare’ ’ onen83.00 a box limes ments —Both Sides Resting. apr The funeral of Rev. Edmund| Ta! Lee and Main Lee Chow, t 1.25; eating A $1.8001.76; Val-| | Judge Griffin this morning allowed | wright, who died Saturday right te ft Chines t encia ¢ 73.04 Aling, Li th aides fs tos street car seray Every shoe in our stock ts € Hillman, wife of Horses Pe erine | wae held from the family real | Is 00; ollven, over the new hat badges which the withtn easy walking distar 4 fan, $20 per month alimony sntti| 610 Second avenue, yesterday aft - Co, | Be 8 _BO8.t; | Gen have voted Set 10 wear, ¢ of your purse during this 4 the final hearing of the divorce case,|00. Rev. A. L. Hutchison and Hooker and EA. Henariex | reporte t hin) pineapples, #3:000 hon; cher-| today redting on their onra, No ec- | Teckla C. Hughes complains of | Rev. W. A. Major officiated. Inter.| Claulle ” Wiser alk Ov ¥ tered | ri @ise; peaches, 40@65c; apri-|tion haw been taken to compel car- | Thomas Hughes and asks for a 4\-| ment was in Lake cemetery re eobecinere iaroeL Bett Town. | roo a <] oot pose: “Tragedy plume, The | 110% "as Deen, taken to compel cas 3 Yorce on the ground of non-support. | 5 Ri ae ee clothing $11.56 nm taken, | $1.00; raspberrien, Wade, poate | isis rot edaven ene ain Uk 1101 to 1105 Second Ave. 4 ‘The parties were married at Park-| taken men carry ¢reburg, W. Va., March 26, 1608, | FEDERAL COURT. pee aun thie tue ¢ Jodge Griein this moraine ranted| Suburban. rt" mag bo wvaila 107 First Aven - § divorce to H. J. Bushby from Bette] | HOTEL BUTLER fash e gro Revocecscosoeooooees . y om the grounds of adultery. , on A robbery which bears every |Dlamonds, Watches, Fino Jewelry ie Beattie’ CAFE AND, R be tnee lot: the svt Semrital and Silverware ‘ jatwoat and Gmina lenton Hill Wants Things. Dr. Homer B. Bro aks of Cotumbin| age herged as 6 bankrupt pular ateamer Athlon, of the ¥ inday night! | pin Sen Albert Hansen | o FUN ERAL & ik Ren oe ae Thirty-two residents of Re i f paralysis last Monday | nt, —— Port Orchard route, owned and « A little cigar and stand on} om ek; dhsialalaraued tal Kaw. \® Plan Hotel, NBCTION : fiat c pareresitenta of Renton Mi] Fuichard Palmer of the same biar>| tats «loco te dep Third vente between Sepece ha “teemkelicof ince uaa S pinectoRs® eo ' fing that body to substitute either |?” h day morning t Ladies’ Relief Corps Picnic. yin 1 raity ned by Miss M eecnaam WecereneeerereccuccTacws ry bunin f late, Th m cement eromewalks| were amo residents Laie , “i ear as wanuey at « deanery tak ~ Vester Way Pharmacy bl rrontoenth end | that city Sanya» Ma-| at Bremerton, has made it neceeas at about $96 | Corner Yesler Way and Broadway, 4 fol Sai? Titan) Sle CAuiabla City sounelh hee ec. arene to change her echedu h 1 po. teiuhtaine bla Weeite renatea’| PRESCRI or bent resulta advertise in the fhe ee zCIM cont be paid out of tablis irriga - wing|ed at’ ally | leave he ly at 6:40 and 9:55 a.m. ° Dr. J, B. STEV sian. General fund of the city, lto the short supply of water in cer-| being spent and 1:15 and 4:46 p. m. 4.) Dr. Waggoner, Beat tooth, $7.00 Tel. Pink