The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 24, 1901, Page 3

a THE SEATTLE STAI ~ BATTLE OF | THE NILE Accompanied tho Jolting of the Patrol Wagon. DAY, JULY 1% 190k, ~ LAST EDITION, wes Sees o" ce NORM THE “STRIKE dothing New in Situation— Certain Rumors Denied. Tryon mlonee 0, M. Moore bape SERVED UNDER GEN, BOTHA Hero and a Boer, Arrives In Town and undue Inter smmiasionere Fined $100 for Robbery ailemes, that by ney wan again arreste served spae for BUILDING PERMITS. PLANK FELL ON HIS HEAD Albert Kemig Injured at Post Street | t Power House NORDSTROM IN HIS CELL The Death Watch Never Leaves Him, and Will Not, While TRAFFIC RECORDS WILL BE SMASHED a ls-tory fra 16 Thirty-fourt ~ LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN Persons Whom the Police Have Been Asked to Find Present Year Will Exceed All Pre- vious Ones in Railway Business. Nordstrom, senten 23, is said by the that his head was Warren avenu és Precaeetceeeceeecececces Theaters. OrAerasereasassssestset® nsiderably hurt about TWO. BULLETS and very eomforta Joys an easy spring the present year ut outside his tof the Ever are three shifts on the watch. ¢ taken by Pete Mcdlann, “arence Whitford n each watch the prisoner urs during the 24 n the year has bee lowed by exceptional summer b Pan-American than expeete is no more despond: been for years, He talks e's business with Saturday the Schitea brewery agency at that| have all the t he is obstinate His execution stayed over 10 been his wa making new friends. Prange came to Omaha to look for his wife. left him severa Buffalo, N. ¥ eto production by MacDowell »watene park bran: n gets good p running home twice @ month by Mr. MacDowel against be postponed. PLENTY OF WORK Free Employment Bureau Fitty Jobs Open |From there they went together to |park at Lake Con through his arefully arranged body and laid hi . then sent a nier of his own f the orchestra pera house in try get many settlers, f his entire reper years of age and his 72 TO 24 CHICAGO, July % hae gwen his famtl from his tliness of Sunday night mere are tiring of effort SENATOR HEITFIELD, HAS A SCHEME Senator Heitteld and will be reopened for « distinguished “It is impossible for us enough men to fill the orders we have »" said Becretary Grout of the free public employment office to- Before July 1 we had trouble in filling orders. have nearly 50 orders that are n filled. Most of these are for out~ town work, but the wages a running all the way from §1.75 to $3.50 per day. IN THE COURTS Judge Frank Rudkins sat in de- partmen 3 of the superior court to-/ day and heard motions. A motion for a new trial of the case of T. D. Page against H Quandt, was denied. ‘The defendant in the case of D. P. McClure against Thos Snodgr was denied a new trial. Henry Miller (th arranging for the Yet of Idaho, acting |* © to the rivers Jas. A. King ore greatent omvention, and cor ommittee down the ( nex news to Boat! strikes In the Ce he Hereules, a « oapect in the rich 4 King has been an ardent ad- mirer of Miss has laid constant siege| | to her heart, but while she esteemed eter and achieve ated, not being cor oa the week which runs to r values than the average concen Rig offers have been for the property Fateon's moving him for his cha’ ments, ahe he The Searchiieht, trip to Europe and a year of w study to induce her to marry King’s wealth as a widower. ly on the Humming Bird Snake river botto eon Lewiston miles. A Lew In Hotels, onses the rich Inma copper distriet. Judge Rudkins signed an order up on the complaint of F. D. Biack et| temporarily restraining Dickson et al, PERSONAL MENTION, Following are among th from excavating on certain property on Eleventh ave: nue, representing that the adjoining property is thereby made has commenced di the superior ARGUS EXCURSION HOODS CANAL (IY OF SEATTLE Sunday, July 28 FARE $1.50 Tickets on # of Dodwell & Annie Innes vorce procedings court against David Innes and sets up inhuman treatment and non-sup port as grounds for the action. She states in her complaint that her hus. band on different rendering her eipless, and that for months contributed nothing to her support ‘The parties were married at Corber- ry, Elton county, Canada, on July 2 There are two children, eldest being 11 years. jong & teacher tn At the Seattle Mi Kaarl Johan, a Finland: mitted to citizenship today by Judge | Kiemer, men touring F ‘At the Butler PROTEST AGAINST PARK SALOONS) Petitions few: “Being 5 Circulated wo, Annul the Evil | Kansas City At the Northern Judge Crimpert: Petition are now in which ask the elty counetl to license to liquor saloons and places ted in the parks Thoms, state superinten4- Anti-faloon league, has charge of the movement BOSTON GROCERY | 1220-1222 Second ent to call ag New York block (': and sign the peti FEDERAL COURT, Judge Hanford today signed an or- Ger releasing Jung, held as an Site Gent of the United Sta arrested May 27 plied for a writ of t that he was born fan Francisco in 1 eligible to remain here dented the petition WAS granted » James Street. BOBS’ JOKE port at Philade Telephone Main 1051 - TRASPBER “TRIES AND : ~ {APRICOTS “ the captatn replied Boat Leaves Seattle at 8 A.M. Chinese rest- Stops 3 Hours at Union Cie at Head of Navigation tells with pardor Obed Baxter lay eption waa giv at anchor ther en to Lord Ro tain was invited t mart in dismissing Junge ‘aight as his main THOUSANDS OF FISH WENT ON A SPREE 0 MUSIC slim English gen looking up in his t nds of drunken fish in the Maiden |‘ today afforded great amu ment to hundreds of persons alo the banks of the stream. {illery and warehoune of Aaron Dun. | ™ Kile at Berkeley burned, and 200 bar tein of whisky were emptied into the on Hood's canal is grandest In the » for it will be the only ops portunity to take this gon on the beat boat oi hme 50 3 floated on the surface @ ively and kicking. 475 were stupinied and stil @ fish were « henge ured before they | the world’s trad Go to Byinning for Vicycle repairs 8S ODOOSOOOOOOOSOOOE HAVE YOU FORGOTTEN ANYTHING? Are you sure that all your Kitchen Needs have t nded to? ' make an i tion of yoor “wants.” Today we surely must have some art re you need and ] ve, and it prices that will astonish even the most skeptical t === "J FRIENDLY REMINDER” 3 DAYS MORE ONLY OF THE REMOVAL SALE § REFRIGERATORS AT MANUFACTURERS COST ‘eam Spoons vy cov- Good $7.60 on all Acorn nus WRINGERS BY DRAYIOAD Herrick Refrigerator Sav Labor, Saves Money, Saves \ce and Saves Food. ® Ss “ MARV healthful, th 10-inch, self: adjustable, cheap t sH at $1.76; ale price GALVANIZED IRON WA Models of Beauty amt THE CELER HC ASIN. He 11-inch .. Convenience. Guarantees fer three yeare 13-inch tin WASH BASIN a inch rollers, regular price § hea 1-tnoh rollers, regular pr walla; « ale pr * h rollers, regular price $4 apping sale price 34 : UNIVERSAL. - Balt bearing; guaranteed for inch, regular price $4.75; sa for ROYAL Mason's Challenge Paste Stove on Guaranteed for & year Polish . ‘ te These are only a few sam- ples of the many hundreds of bargains there will be had here during the last week of our REMOVAL SALE. Deep solid ladies, each Te Z.C. Miles & Piper Comp’y 78-84 YESLER WAY AFTER nk Ist, FIRST AVE. AND SPRING ST. Butter — Washington creamertea, | | iF und prints, 2ie; Eastern lowa and Elgin, zic: fresh franch, 11@13. | {Cheese Native Washington, 1 ne 5 HOLMES’ GOOD FURNITURE ~~ Mid-Summer astern: New Y n, Me; Californ |inense. Wie 10%@ lig; Roquefort, There was litt n the|$11.00@1200 per cane: } S ‘, . 1516 Limburger, 16@i7c; brick, ning, @ eh many | eit Swine, 18@190, Strictly fresh ranch, 2c; torn ¥ received and bus | Ee. Furniture at tT « f fruit that Chickens, live, 1161 Umatilla late yesterday | turkeys, 19 “ ” Ghuaeihad . cided eak cate, habe stock—Chickens, 12@130; | C R what tare Tere | urkeym 12; duck, 08 ut Rates at quant « The following It is astonishing how much beauty ped terably ed to the pr and elegance can be had for a amail h ye relling now | the dock or in outlay here. Fashionable furnishings Sd Other quo e, unquestioned savings, and $ ee = ors a an assortn t to choose f. a Une eon hanged s wheat, food. equaled by any in the state. | orn, $1.00 per 100 ibe: bra r home the most attract. “ . nm the world, Let us help JOBBING QUOTATIONS. Hay—Puget Sound, per ton, $14.00 (CORRECTED DAILY) | Eastern Washington’ timothy, $18.0 These examples of the savings Groen Fruit. “Butter — Fresh ranch, 11@1%c; na- tive creamery, 20 Nat PEDESTALS PARLOR TABLES 85.00 § $1.75, was - 6% 8 Washington, 12¢. tly fresh ranch, 21@ Poultry — Chickens, lve, 10@11c Gucks, 18%c: turkeys, 11@i1%e be Srap fr Dressed poultry—Turkeys, 13@14%e awherr re chickens, 10@11¢ ducks, 19@14%e. | f peaches, 0@6 4 Ives, @i%c; sheep, « ricot Wo; Tragedy plums, 76 | hors, Sr5Iq , uy ’ 8, $1.00 |" ‘Dyrossed stock—Hoge, 1%¢: lambs G. L. HOLMES FURNITURE COMP’Y ‘ver 6 pal 1101 to 1105 Second Ave. sack irnips. | Sign of the Big Coffee Pot i ¢ ‘abbage $1.2 poten L Chill pep ) 3 “dou: ereunp DON | Good Thing 28 to Eat . by a Bye nan ie nll aring sale “ $ 4 a “ r P ca © by maki week Mit eel a MORAN BROS CO. alr ine 15¢ Tea ots 5 Shipbuilders, Founders, Machinists and Boller Makers. "proviso - diame. large | 380: Manufacturers of High-Grade Lumber, Evin es je by those crafty Ja in alll hated i clabalal | 1 blue with a wick : heh * BUY = Nickel Plated Tea Pots who has bought Our - mideumel : Lore GRAND | copper ‘i ‘ Si a ; 10 eateet panne a Wall * Your Coftee Pots, Chafing Dishes bargains roe ve traded with Paper to make room |* Cook RIDGE pat aes St hoe ce waeentitcas wanna ylensure i “aeeuring for'fall gucan: x * * tw miles above Gilman. It $ 1s tne best, cleanest and ne cast inia rea co. ff STAR PAINT CO, |& Hunkers foot of Madison Bt. + | % 1331 Second Ave. = $ 222 Pike St 300-302 Pike, cor, 3d | -Pepripsntiatbersey pepo erpemerynY POOOSS SOOO HSSESESEOOOOOD