The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 25, 1901, Page 1

ani tbe Dares T H E S r T T L EK to Print the News ANOTHER KIMBERLY AND BENHAM © FREE! AT LAST THE GREAT Fl DROUTH IS BROKEN! WILL JUDGE WI WITH DEWEY : FE matt Saas" Week of Devastating Heat Gives Way Before | | Refreshing Rains in lowa and Nebraska Secretary Long Names tho Full Court “Fall Court of In- -Remaining Crops May Bo Saved. quiry to Try the Charges Against Admiral poe 2 rate st Si tere compre i ' Gorgeous Regimentals, Sept. Ee := PETITIONS apy whaooye Big erg i pap hemcpee ee for August. FILLING UP * er tm bas fallen througbeet thas. onc: : 4 tea|WI Be Ready Yor City Counc |* * E Pee eee e LCCC CeCe eee ee eee eee eee) cereeeoreoe Seeeecoesesoerores Tomorrow Night 4 ° + n Pe - 4 © WASHINGTON, D. C., July 2 cretary Long at e | @ that the Schley court of inquiry will be com p o | : 4 @ Dewey, al Kimb r 4, 9 ° y ‘ © ham, re + i @ «The first sitting of the court w ° “4 | 2 ‘The hearing will be pub! It that @ 5 thy th 7 @ Schley, even if the findings are a - @ ip = me and Will have many thou | @ ished, save as the findings of th Ps | See lamers, 3 am destrous of hay ° Secretary Long’s selection of court @ row night, and afore, 4 | © is enthusiastically approved by both the Schley and the Sampson @ | roby eres Dice -aaing George O'Brien Breaks His | ° ‘tisans. It i» regarded as the fairest possible court that could @ | ee at 04 Ne nt rk «, ringin . @ have been chosen, o| CR IME | dettetntems peetticns tor the perpees To Paget B ging Long Silence and Denies ; oi] | Save net alreatty signea™ = *™* egroes the Crimes. COOSOOOH OOS EEO SESESEESSSEO OOS OE OSOOS be . i Dae gro e WASHINGTON, D. C., July 25.—Asked concert convening the court, Secretary Long said jBave net 2 |Slays the Man He Hates | to Chicago. “| and Wounds Four | SETTLED ee he, “I will go out and ge money. some ready My wife ¢ STAR. eee A All this Season’s styles, all of ial and make. $2.00, $1.50, $100 ant 2c GRADES Choice for 40c ADAMS & BLANCHARD Clothiers and Furnishers. 219 Second Avenue Straw Hats 40 Cents Try One of Our eac ch Float don't find it to be a per- ¢ reshment fora hot day it ¢ ouacent. Tables for “September. It is too hot now, and I dolnot believe it _ ‘ HICAGO, July Efforts @ Velev very comfortable for officers to sit in thelr heavy full DERBY. Conn. July 2—Th bring in 200 “to Mel- @ t é ideal ancien during August. I issued an order some time ago 4 Other Men. the lesvance of the notorious Gages |$ 1 4 ; wearing of full dress uniforms during a court martial, Injunction, was settled 1 Theo +? ay be so important that every form of official dignity will be « men return to work Monday 2 ° . Stewart & Holmes Drug Company, e to the guard of marines at the door. I propose to give th 3 627 FIRST AVE 4 of the large reception room adjoining my office, which ts a co ious Ps f place.” 3 \, $9OCOOOSOFOOOOOOOOSOOSSOO>ESOSOSO SOOO SODOO DOSS “Wl the sessions of the court be open?” ° - jl “Unquestionably,” was the emphatic repty. “I propose to isinbelilie i tiaas ; 3 $0996000606000000000000 00 OOH HOSOOSOOOOPOIPOOO OO? ‘ fact very plain. It would be a great mistake to have a sec aii 1 Md D4 mn e, ‘The country has the right to know all that occurs in the way of 4 z ae LEADER mony offered. ve : “Personally, I should have been glad to have a court composed of a 3 3° f as nals 5 large number of officers, but the naval regulations restrict me to the ¥ ° M4 4 ' selection of three." I hope to announce the personnel of the court to. | #04 bea dis = gh oeoeeoooce k morrow, and this will give the judge advocate and recorder ample time | work. He had heen recently rele | k to prepare a list of witnesses who are to be surmmone ‘This list wit jad from a madhouse, wh t ' be, necessarily, quite lengthy, and 1 will take some 1) time t ser My a — gt ae eine Garret i had oper : a eo oe ed his intention of murd Por ibe Rone Hair Pins jeve that the session of the court will be prolonged, be- |known for oceral prior to the wile 7 yp aie j00 Toilet Soap ... cause, after all, @ great deal of the talk over the Santiago campaign is | tragedy that he w et red cmc va July $1.60 Corsets 10c Curling Irons Uke the genii's vapor, which can be condensed in a small bottle.” | Be tye npte =i — Bus t . $4.00 Parasols lec Shaving Brush fe “Will Admiral Schley be allowed to name witnesses | Postmaster Stewart Promises a ony $2.00 Parasols see Tecin Picks. - “Admiral Schley,” was the reply, “will be afforded every opportunity Speedy Adjustment Martirieltt sc Ladies’ Hose fan Bt pe 5 seeped = ngulehed pr ‘ ‘rash § . Se Pencil Moider for the appearance of all the witnesses he may desir’. He is also en. @f the comers $i's0 Bhirt Walete ® packs ° Utled, under the naval regulations, to be represented by counse: 7 f one of solemn p Glad Udings are now in store for | nensed by gTea - ag ons Wee the citigens of Green Lake regar open 4 Ballard account with a small-| : : Y ¢f amount. “In the meantime,” said | REMOVED 2 wait here un- tT return.” | Mrs. Murdock walted in the bank! all afternoon, and Prop | turning she notified the city mar- search of Ballard w: RECEIVE © CHECKS -"WUNDREDS. NY abouts of the missing ma Prosper, who ever he 1 b about 4 years of age, dark ha je and smooth shaver | wore black coat and vest, and bi had a separat |" nar the. Stim won Mill Co. it was | been a lor hang "ee be orewia 50 Per Cent. D Dividend 62, » Any ote by the mame | thousands, : = Brooklyn Bridge Sup- been made’ with euch man. Ths ls —_ Paid Today (|i se atten races |= ere: ports Break--Struc- |: ‘ fo eenhdence of Mrs. Sterteew og | crenntaed. la | at a ate |b tleve be wat's man | tie, In or in prevent the wore ng ture Is Closed. people ‘VANCOUVER, Wash, July 25-— Bank Examiner Maxwell today is paying the 60-per-cent. dividend Promised several days ago to the positors in the First Na-| ot Vancouver. Mr. Maxwell went to Portland on Tues- lay afternoon and yesterday return- ed with representing ord-| ai checks, ers on tneunited States sul NOME CITY FROM NOME ° ib-treasury | uta is toa eeled cote €ce| thls. Year's Prospects Are Is ~ NOT GUILTY : dend-checks. The entire amount © Good—No Gold Brought this, the first dividend, will hav: tan ur been te within a'tew days. Down, mn strih a end i Lee great ty. Two railroads butid- a none agent of tt coos Judge Hanford Gives biased i ‘assure go 8. &. Nome, of Pacific Clipper tine ‘ ( ee ee cape WF Daniels arsed” at sna Steam ped altogether, s the 4 tant Decision on Selling eee o'clock this morning from he eibert, Brick “allowed alk Li to Indians. ond trip to Nome this season. . Haley, Lath er alle 1 L iquor to indians. 20 KILL KILLED | made a record run, having lett N nalers” Union; Cha In Suffering St. el S iy, ide ation [at 9 p.m. July 14 and Dutch Har . Paper ft ra dF D relieved by this permt "er m1 7 carrie. Daasen n nn Hay ' MB inven, 3a san exvionion| ion eh seme, ee and Fewer Deaths, aa = i At Tacoma, yesterday Jude ine at Doneg, Russia, caused | (; h of 29 persons today. and brings reports of greater ac tivity in mining to warmer weather cirelen, No particular Indiax Th Trade Prices. Shirts, closed front, 10c; shirts, open front, 12%ge; soft shirts, collara, 2c; cuffs, per pair, 4c, We guarantee not to shrink your fannela, take the rough edges gloss or domestic finish (no gloss.) 1426-28 FOURTH AVE. Sear Pike St., established 1890, | FORO IIR RR RRO TIT I IAAI IIIS ISIS IS IIA I ON * z * ‘ Not E xac tly Hardware : a we keep the New Royal Sewing ¥| Ew “ e ‘ ts ined de of haeiabatie hen = i GOING, NORTHRUP&CO. : z B03 FIRST AVENUE x UNYYNEUYEEEREERYL ELLY ELL AL ALLL E EEE EERE Morphine, Oplum or Tobacco Institute in Mog em ° Kilbourne Ave. Mee 30 Sullivan Buna. Wash. G. T. Castle, Mer INSTITUTE and Britieh -€ ke or F eee NO MORE. GROWDING jist ccmpietedcune sostore Main 325, Seattle, where you will find the largest and cheapest stock of house- yId good Street. [DEN Ptted a hold goods on Pike Stre OGDEN’S, 507 PIKE Green Li ing. Tel eoerHosOORORs news was brought down nd no gold pected the work of repairing the the case of the United 8 eagair ne following is the passenger ist ; tet | Christoph charged with wel esoeece | Ira Brown, A.0. Btengle, 1b. C. 1 broken muapenders wilt be compieted | Christopher Kop, h nell ooeneooooesaos ley, F. Stu oy sa idee Cm t fi ene owe Barrow, ce ; to 1] , Brides emcee saz the be etree | oop ner pullty Hutchison, 0. Sc the executive mi athe| ture is entirely # Ga’ Peaeliin” Tr r G. Wellman, P. ie | ohinets’ ‘Unt ie | hat Puyallup 1 Rubber Necking =oee lough, W. Rayme é nale to] , NEW YORI J he aiatriot de 1 on E. i. Todd, | Clone early, attory s investigating the - ow Burnett, A. N. tiamilton, Mrs No until the ooklyn bridge off Collars finished on our new Edge Ironer 000 | Casten. 'p. ix J. M. Wino ‘ . . ke I James Prosper Receives a $5, J. M. Wilson, ad mag ae ST. LOUIS, Jul (Latery—A| the § peek. Ant ; pas make it a pleasure. : Check and Then Gets Lost, | Bkidmore, A.’ Fink. | | break tn the hot-wave @ame shortiy| efter bility wit! be y tt CASCADE LAUNDRY IMP’Y _— | | time registered #2 deg a again % WEATH ry oes and | _ - depen pres meena on ER FORECAST. | ier ee oii ——— ee irely, an e earth had suddeniv| seattle and vicinity—Tor ted nidnight coma iabouts would be as well knowa| ergo’ “Ts Veht north to west | om « Sine ta ae -tn eam 19 Barks Midg., Con Second and fart . Monday morning J . BETO it i ERS | he will have nothing 1 do as agent, | np, Bide. Cog, Secon. Mr. Prosper went to Ballard, accom- PITTSFIELD, Mass, Ju uniess held in trust and panied by Mrs. Albert Murdock, who Bartha Bheldon was the sar ts ithe | # decided i# not| ie sald to Hive at 433 Tenth avenue, in the Foeburg murde (are 1 a thin city ‘well ic He told the lady that hs vas to receive payment for certain timber lands which he had sold to the Stimson Mii Co, On arriving a: Ballard, he and the lady went. at ‘ to the new bank and there oe | and said after hearing the shots nr: ea ushed t So the Jewelry Fakir Was Run in| on Suspicion, WELLSVILLE July 26,—Three mills are dn operation thie morning and it is thought the o., and saw her lying on the floor with | her brother Robert lying by ‘| | an he introduced Mrs. ‘Mur: | Beautiful Horse Killed at Lakeview | purl Priv Ft tog Bed og - “that. ge Og ke ead Contlery ‘thie Matos | ho was em of fake jewelry, This ix n_ fr , i Je pceurrence in Beattl 4 rT a “nt Of timber lands to the Stim- ae ee ee | eens, Sesann funntit nape 5 | le jewelry in the Kast an k on the c ¢ the horses belon é iT J 1 In the ne ¢ » horses belonging to the been raised |to dispose of it here ome ¢ out, for bin ined, the taller to fill It] Butterworth Undertaking Co.'s snow ution claims limite th ona are hard to teil from ¢ tnaking thei the sum of $500.|white team, was fatally wounded, | the burglars| L] | genuine te Very We eet he, couldn't] and died soon after in the Lakeview | " t way — 7 NEW YORK, July It In likely Prosper said that z athe yoo % ‘oud £0 to the Tait company, have tae pe... is the eon signed and would return within | of th e hour, Hetore that time rned to the bank, say ing th check wlgned and would unt in the Ballard bank y changed his mind ar. Long that he preterr ve the check €ashed in Seattle a claring positively that] tetration be burglars in the houve,| ip nid pillow “cane | gound th of t reinforced by cloakmak bert Carey, membership + f vt the local ¥. M. C. A., return norning from San Francis ttendance M.C. A ere, 12,000 strong. . ‘Th hot willing to order > rank and fi at thousand He & 1 Thirty-f fac net fheiructive, ted with the strikers a. | dent of victory, tary ed thi KAD ci Ot “ h | spell. con hundred mark was noon, mpt tol was used. by Butt and fenes rested this afternoon. nd ively for funerals, Th reach! Defendant did not testify, a cae | Mowting, BUY WINES RIGHT FROM THE WOOD... Excellent Port, Sherry, Muscate}, om $1 a gall Clarets from 60¢ a gailon up. BRUNNER & CO. 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Sold for $1.00, $1.25, $1.50. Bee the handsome patterns in the window. HARVARD DENTAL OFFICE 133134 Second Ave., Southwest Corner Union Gold Crowns, « Silver Fillings APRICOTS Yakima and Wenatchee Apricots are in market and we have some very cholco stock for canning. Order early and get the fruit before it is too ripe, 65¢ per crate, W. S. MAYFIELD FAMILY GROCER = es at Gost We are closing out our entire stock of a CIGARS P All 13i¢0 cigars, 10c, Henry the F $8.00 per 100) 24 ave. and Columbia, Tel. Main, 281 For best results advertise 4m | Bia, na