The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 30, 1901, Page 4

4 “BLIND PIGS” IN PARKS AND ELSEWHERE NO LONGER POSSIBLE City Council Sustains Committee of the Whole, and Dens of Vice Will Not Infest Lakeside Resorts—Other Important Matters Discussed at Meeting. tderabt Fy membe The action of the committ whole fn refusing liquor resorts Dear parks on | but debate ington, was affirmed b niant the restut was the sense of council that fill Nquor setting tn the parks « elty The Waterhouse aix lots lying between Thomas and b ELEPHANT GAVE bama, « ba Butter Butter pound breakfast and Poultry creamertes, Wastern Lowa fresh aranoh, 11@ ie THE SEATTLE STAT, A HORSE LAUGH At About Six Thousand Confiding Cireus-Goers—The One Real Good Feature of Sells and Gray's Mammoth Aggregation Was the Ticket Wagon, the toget Native Washington, full 1a Wastern: New York W Me; California 10 @ iit t de; Rdam 11,004p12.00 « New York 1b@i6o; Limburger, 16@1 brick, | W@lic; Swiss, 1s Kens trietly ranch, 24 Poultry = Chickens, "live, 1@ Cucks, IME; turkeys, Le Dressed stock--Chicke 124 1% key ducks, 16 1 1 prices are being id 1 t 2 ©¢ 416.00@ 16.50 Hay—Puget Bound, per ton, $14.00 Kartern Washington timothy, $18.00 alfalfa, $13.00. Streets, was unanime The lease ix subject tly amery, 20 from Waterhouse that he will ere - Cheese-—Native Washin docks to Than $100,000!" sn, ecuewing tmmrevament ordin« | axteee 77, Sttlet Gnd that Seattic will be made the), The following improvement ontin: | 330 par dos Pacific terminus Shina Mu- | {oy , ene s t) | Poultry hickens ne Mu: | Madison street from Madison street | ducks. 1 pote a A depart | idee to Laurel Bhade avenue, ce) Dressed poultry—Turkey®, | ¥t0a! Thomas from Fif 5 steamers run from Glasgow and | | homes trow mit stork wn peel by way of Ching, aa ee eee ae ee teamtor he ‘ vee oi @ Philippine tstands. aabition: athandinied thao hogs, 546% Herman Quandt was refused a I orth from Denny wae to Rast, Dressed stock—Hoga, The; lambs conse to sell Iiquor in the basement at the corner of Main street and © cidental avenue. This is known as sidewa north from I aidewalking ~ PRO-BOER MEETING the Hetvedere concert hall, Chair | 7reet) side on, etres man Murphy the police, tieens ean aa 4 ; : and revenue committ stated that| Avenue west Sidowalking Nob H the disreputable manner in which | Avene from Denny w the place hed been running, did not | PO": (°yine xte Mt Quandt for another license j teenth avenue, A bill was passed giving J. R. Tay- Improvements Ordered for the right to construct a gridiron) Tt was declared the tn and approach at the foot of Jackson |... age od vay Baers street. He agrees to remove the cane i a rier the following im proveme approach on demand from the city and pay a yearly rental of $18. |_ Grading, curbing and parking Jan Krige, an Escaped Pris- The bill providing for a water|North Broadway from Kast Roy A etandpipe in Volunteer Park, was| street to Bast Highland Drive, wa oner of War, Will Speak Feferred to the fire and water com.|ter main on Twenty-seoond avenue north from a point 275 feet north East Madison street to Fast Harr ordinance passed providing for | son street: sidewalking. parking av free water for street sprinkling. Tha | curbing Twentieth avenue f use of the water t# subject to the di. | Jefferson street to Bast Union street rection of Supt. Youngs, mittee and Councilmen James and parking and sidewalking Yesler wa at Armory Tonight. m Bast There w mory be a Boer war address hall tonight at 8 pw y at from Twenty-eecond avenue to '¥Y Commendant Jan Krige, a na ae pte Thirtteth avenue: water main on tl¥e-born and escaped prisoner of ‘The bill of the committee on health! Warren avenue from Denny way to Wer Mr. K | also explain end sanitation providing that articies | Aloha street: water main on Por his contention that the Boers will of food displayed for sale on the|avenue from Denny way to Roy ver be beaten. He will be ready sidewalks must be elevated at least/atreet: grading, sidewalking and {© &nswer any questions propound 2% feet above the sidewalk, wan re-|parking Third avenue west from ¢7 relative to the war. This free ferred to the judiciary committee! Thomas street to Roy street public meeting will be under the @umpices of the local Boer sympath “oe will be presided over by | Rast Cotumbd Kast Harrison ise Thomas Burke, A tee will be ted from « froperty holder to pay for the a vigt MANY PERSONS equest fur the ere | ton Of © standpipe will be adhere ‘The poor heating facilities of th Mine chool wae discussed at sony | length | ewesting the school board to Oregon and Nome City f City for Nome— | ent at the next meeting of the club aed re | beauties Steamships Oregon and Nome City BUILDING PERMITS. tor Nome, and City of Seattle for BURGLARY ON == BELMONT AVE, 1 A, H. Wade, of Local Quartermas- tor's Office, Loses Jewelry.ggg Lynn canal, got away last night, the| The following bullding permits! TM residence of O. H. Wade former two on their third voyage to| have been insued in the office of ti- Belmont avenue was entered Sunday Seeens tus Bach of the veo.| city enginesr: To M. 1. Waren ths ernoon burglars and the piace eels Were comfortably fillea win | ° 2-*Ory brick building at 1424 Minor {noroushly ransecked and « quan and cach was compelled | 2Y¢"Ue, to cost $1280; to Mrs. H. w.| {t¥ of Jewelry stolen. The thieves to leave behind part of its cargo, | Oardner for a d-story frame dwelling Poured articles of Jewe ma Ne Fea: Rea ~g-& a] At 617 Reventennth avenue north, to uout HO PR yy S was James D. Foge, | Cot 81000; to M. W. Diggins for a | The burglars got into the house by eg00 was James D. Hoge | Tvory dwelling at B4t reenwoo Means of 8 side window, from whic Bank of Seattle and « stockholder in| ®Y®"™*. to cost $260. Seat fram Tos to rom, opening the Bank of Cape Nome. Mr. Hoge drawers aad ¢ showering the journeys north for the purpose of contents ove a cas arranging for the erection of a per-| A on a bureau roid h and rings manent home for the Nome financial SPHALT PAVING vere take ne = hy ki — ba Senator G. D.} PRD Several houses in the neigh’ hofleld . M. Reed, of Oiym-| Work on hood have suffered loses of late, # pia, and party, of Eastern capital. the Big Contract Bogan | Tord Basse eho cre corinne att ists. by John Armstrong. a aThis Morning. ase believe that the job was de #0 sailed on the Oregon. Capt. F. by amateurs. The p Seaberg, another took up} — - ning down a clue that passenger, @ complete equipment for a: lectric | the arrest of the light plant to be established in| The actual laying of asphalt began Nome, pi aa }on Ninth avenue from Columbia to LICENSED TO WED. jome City cai passengers, | 4) norints soni tons of freight and also 100 head | AJSer streets this morning. | The Sagenes Geptte. end ‘ivwe of sheep and 17 of cattle. ete apeny, Heh has the! sane Shaw. Seattie, Robert Harber City of Seattle has 65 passen- | Contract, expects to have the entiro Lo tae tet x - work of the @ifferent jobe let to it quiet. Seattle Murkhousk! Gone by November 1. The work has Maggie Realy, Enumclaw, Wash ter @ party of prominent Seattle chureh workers, headed by Rev. W A. Major of the Second Presbyterian church, and Mrs. Major. boen badly delayed, but big force of men now at hand 1 believed the paving can be comp! ed by the time the rainy season | in. The entire cont ab WEALTHY UNCLES = =" COME IN HANDY, 4s ee keigh S. Coughlan Discovered the | Death of One and Got $100,000 with th | twice last evening to extinguish tw | small fires on Jackson street caused @ fire the street planking at about & A small fire in the roof of a dwet! | ing at Twelfth avenue and Washing ton street again brought out the d partment at 10 o'clock. The dam age was nomin: BUSINESS ON The news of the death of Mark L. Coghian im Engtand, came to Leigh 8. Coghian of this city, who, having | Petatives in the old country, made de tallied inquiries, with the result that he discovered that the dead man} was his uncle, and had left a large Sortune accumulated in East India ih Coghian immediately filed . oa for a perties of the wealth and went to nd in company with p. Summers, = local ator. by whore aid and advice he the handsome sum of $100. the estate. He was not the only | applicant, as the entire fortune fe | yesterday, and while local sales may be @ trifie slow, out-of-town order are heavy streets, The fire department was called out A street ratiway wire De AAA een eeeeeevesesees Bath Cabinet INFORMATION Our cabinet in independent It opens and « nvent cabinet is f. Ite nd heavy FaRnswortt ee PHARMACY _ WESTERN AVE, $ 208 secons avenus Phone, enews ” Yesler Way Pharmacy Corner Yeater Way and Broadway, Main 938. $ by his uncle amounted to over $200,- | "" ibe ? ye 009, the’balance being divided among| , The three boats that sailed PRESCRIPTIONS ether claimants. Alaska yesterday had big Invoices Rd i ; lot fruit, vegetables, dairy products. Dr. J. B. STEVENS, Prop. | meats and grain 4,” All in ali. ‘Tel, Pink 1911. Mortality Record. | mideurnmer bust eo! ERR RRR RRR RR Rie | avenue is by no means The funeral of Virginia Secessia| With two or thre tions, quo- | * . Terry, who died Sunday evening, was | tations stand the same as yesterday ¢ Good Bu * held from St, Clement's church at 11 | y * (ies Sie Morsing. Ieterment in JOBBING QUOTATIONS, * eview cemetery. — lx x The funeral of Mr. E (CORRECTED DAILY.) «* In Butter * was held from the residence, precept P+ Twenty-third avenue north, at o " | - thurne aney * o'clock this afternoon. Interment | Lemons—$9.0003.0 « box; imes,|% ern Churmned | Kaney & ay Ae beg og) aie | $5476 per cane; cooking apples, $1,000) x tne for 466 7 * eral of Mra. Louis Webster yo »ple 0@1.7 who shot herecif at 1208% feconi |12: “ating appl a cet eee VB is rectal price, in 6-tb tote was held from | mele, orenees, 82.760 8.00; neediini Ps he chapel at % o'clock | ro name Ss toa ete | S P MATHESO: N BROS * |per gallon; grape fruit, irs. Christine Mattson, aged native strawberrios, $2,00@2.75 crat z GROCERS + led at the family re e Twent pg 83.00@ 3.60 per doz; che «or ‘Sixth ane King Vel, Mate Gon second avenue and nion street | tes, 7 local peaches, 40@ lant evening. 4 r apricots, 60@0c; Tragedy plume, 604 | SE¥SFEVF EERE EES EEN EEE Mrs. Christina Jhrig, aged 62, | "be; raepberries, $1.50; pears, $1,600 wite of Adam Ihrig, died at the fam | 1.75; Diackherriew, $2.00 Staple and Fancy Groceries Vogotabies Potatoes—-882@25 per ton ie per de carrots, $1.25 pe PERSONAL MENTION. sack; lettuce, 15e per dozen | 9e@$1.00; garlic, fc; cabbage, $2.00; . K. Bowe chief ranger | peppers, 14@1bc; husks, Washington Sotesters of Amertea, |celery, 6c per dor; tatoes, $1.7542.00; we per Ib head MBOb0c dow; green py ts at|2@%c pound; dried figs, cartons, fancy We, imported lhc: tomatoe | $1.60472.00 case; dates, b@6c per Ih radishes, We per doz; rhubarb, % per Ib; parsley, 26@abe; | $1.50; new potatoes, $1.40q1 ewt spinach, $0; cucumbers, 20@400 a new onions, 1%¢; caullfiower, 00; parsnips, $1.00; green 00 per box ccompanted by Mr re at the Seattle. pers, 7 stern, an attorney of | native president of the | artichokes, * in Seattle, os. They Samuel Ft kane, recent Washington Bar association, the Rainter-Grand. His wife and Bittle son m accompany hii him, RENTON HILL CLUB At meeting of the Renton Hii if Improvement club last night isc | tay Jones a for corr introduced a resolution beet, $c pe r, BMC; ewen, BMC; pork, 84 @I0 per ivi veal, large, 7¢; mall, 104% asparagus, | bo hone tro aaa »/ 1227 YESLER Wat **°2 Money to Loan On improved city prope and timber lands rty, farme HERBER® 1 12 and 13 Be Ave. an UPPER an Blook, First Cherry 8t HOTEL BUTLER CAFE AND Beattie’ European Pian Hotel, vicomelnaipom | thrown to theen be ean to mecure 1 vant > wit Jewcribable poattion Now for the Show As for the show--well, it money -maker pre He outside of the Paving Below Yesler. A unet Inape t of the paving in * 7 of Yester way and in nto the déla 1 waa de mined that the Seattle Electrse had mow in Iaying its tracks, and that in part accounted ping the work back r-| Dekinas 1 rush it# work ¢ pletion and would in the futur endeavor » ahead of the pay THE POPE SUGGESTS A BRIDAL TROSSEAU The pope has recently ed @ preference In regard to Indiew and above the strict regard to ladiee who y the ho father at ince of the pope arried, and her the Vat was ab of the gave dust pe prescribed w sym fr ed to the Virgin Mary, and black because it le the time-honored b { dress for loot wear for Bpala and Italy A Sight Three b and Ore of a Lifetime Wisconsin rk Talk. New ¥ New York Life Ina. Co. store of its kind In value quoted i ness of the store. Red Room Bult, ge Gresner top is 10x60 ewinging beveled p sign to iMustrati week ~ FREDERICK Home Furnishers. TLE WAS At Half and Less: Here # news that will be the means asonable garments chang Ay na ry. But You know our policy of carrying nothing over t another season, and now's the ume you want them, At so-Of duck and pique, not skimpy and narrow, but suc h as anyone would be pleased to wear ere each; for #8 At boe—Of duek and pique, with stitched bands of blue duck; form- erly #8c; now . . See At Tho—Of pique, some plain, others ith blue straps; former price h; for . The At Of heavy pique, some | trim med with embroidery insert others in black and white w braid: were $1.50 and $1.69; for At $1.98-Of extra quality pique some are plain, others trimmed with embroidery insertion; w now . u Of white pique with deep flounce trimmed with met apr and white braid; formerly co 82 YESLER ie SEATTLE PSS SS Rut hundreds of people are Machine, All the latest attachn material, $25 and $26. Which Should Interest The one strong feature of this store is the fact that furniture of all kinds ts eold for lees, quality considered thie section of the @ Value that you ca * the fairness of pric . * den onk constructed inches, comode top 18x32 Inches; dresser has e mirror 18x24 inches, . Regular price $12.00; special price Rialto Bidg., Cor. 2d and Madison MORAN BROS CO. Shipbuilders, Founders, Machinists and Boiler Makers, Manufacturers of High-Grade Lumber, GOING, NORTHRUP & co. B03 FIRST AVENUE Mea 7 than any other muntry. This Bed Room ot duplicate outside of this sand the eral attrective- finish, well Suit is similar tn de- for the $10.75 & NELSON WE SERVE THE FINEST Ice Cream Soda IN THE CITY m, fresh crushet ulck service, ABearenacy 24 ave, and Columbia. Tel, Main, 193. Fresh Ranch Eggs This im the time of year when your grocer will have trouble in getting — strictly FREBH ranch eames. We have no trouble because we get ours direct from the producer, W. 5S. MAYFIELD FAMILY GROCER 003 Pike St. Tel. Main 908, Our mid-summer clearance sale on Wall Paper to make room for fall goods, STAR PAINT CO, 300-302 Pike, cor, 3 FORO IRR IORI RII IIIA IIIAIAIAIISAISAI SASS SISSISAE ot Exactly Hardware d we keep the New Royal Sewing ents and made of the very Deut RARER EERE RRR ER E | Sub-Station nt poatott Fremont's witle off al) th non, who for lan y at the off t . ppvinted muperintendent, w rer assistauts an clerks Blind and Can Drink. Have the News In Camp. el to y var ra charge “The Od lime brug Mill Was LAAAAAAAAADAAAAAALS the Pestle and Mortar And @ hundred parce an ncourate Iapensing a en and #malie ' yloerin on ten, reg. ib 7 Pure Glycert and bot tes, ree. © “ Bay Rum, pint botties arter's Liver Pile Ayers Bronchial Troches. Wisdom's Robertine, reg Now 89 la Blache Face Powder reg. t 3c Pleree's# Kola Celery, with Reet, Wine and fron reg. 1.00 tbe fusk's Blood Purifier, rex ie Hand Mirrors, We kinds 64 Becond Avenue eeee POOTS OO OOS We Have a 4 New Style Pa Compressed Fibre ¢ Fixing Bath $ Cali and See It $ e Washingion Dental aut = g Photographic Sagyly Ci ¢ 211 Columbia Street, Seattia. © eeeee eee eos .4,000.. uses the haps you know how ot The 7uad Fas Selected F es of Mu- sic, at 10c a copy, for this wer: bad Organs ON THE QUIET A sreat many coffee stores cell you substitutes instead of the genuine, There are tricks in all trades, We have some we admit Our trick is to hold @ customer after we get him. Give usa chance to hold you. EAST INDIA TEA CO. 222 Pike St Perfect Harmony best enjoyed if the accompan! KIMBALL t PIANO. ne some pianos s: KIMBALL plano her he we mony 4 is thoroughly Also a large bargain prices. STEINWAY DEALERS efully ac assortment of other standard makes to select from at genuine jreadfully out in summer is well and carefully made to stand the oc ot of tone. soned and all parts c justed 08 and retain ite purity | oy a D. S. Johnston (0. | 903 Second Avenue Burke B Se KERR RRR RRR RRR 7 * *« ” * + - * * * * * * * * * * BU! GRAND RIDGE COAL This coal is from the ne mine of the Issaquah Coal above Gilman, It cleanest and the coal in the world. Bunkers foot of Madison St. Telephone Main 976. SO OK ny If You Love Your Cook REE REESE REE E EEE eeoreoeooee : General Dealer, secccccooosorers nm hveow Albert Hansen The largest jewelry house in the | Subscribe for t he Seattle Northwest. 1Ht BON MARCHI i NORDHOFPF & CO. ifting the Remnants MIM remnant sale pric DAY, JULY 9, 11, Oe Every day adds 1 goods to the great Mill Remnant Sale h began here Monday The women who have bought the first or second days f the sale may return here tomorrow and find an assortment equally full. For we gathered so many remnants of all sorts for thi sat sale that the variety is almost endless. Tomorrow we sift the prices of the remnant lots and bring to your notice juite a few of the bargains, particularly in piece goods. Wash Goods Remnants ' Reautiful Peau de Bole and printed Muslin de & 1 17*4r fi vised ¥ h Hl remnant price, 12%e ey Mill remnants of Pereales Chambr mite, te Lawne and Linen Crash ble of these in lengths from 1% Be pe to 8 yar l remnant sale price ey. a 50c on the Dollar — * el Mill Remnants of Outing Flannel a m Outing Flann ght fark rm from 2 to 14 4 et vorth 13%4c, @ eplendid sriment to choose from bo price, #1 : a4 Blankets and Comforts “ Remnant Lots q yi en in Wiankets and Comforters will be closed out very i = this mii} remnant sate i tein whith, tan and gray, worth $1.25; mill remnant saigii@ tn covered with sflkaline, filled with pure white cotton, ‘ ed nephy worth $1.25, at Sic t full aize Marneiiies pattern hemmed and fy E to 10 yards, worth nant sale from lhe to Shc At About Half Price F $1.00 Tapestry 79c ‘Remnants White Goods Half Price y lawn, nainsook and Swiss white goods in lengths up a yard, are to go at this mill rem. Some beautiful Tapestries, 52 inches wide, in Bagdads an@ stripes, worth $1.00 « yard; mill remnant sale price, 7c ae ro Linen Collars and Cuffs 5c a Dozen stre We are closing out « lot of Linen Collars and Cuffs for this mil aes remnant sale that are worth up to l0ec each, at the remarkable price! of be a dozen, or leas than one-half cent apiece freq : , Neto Remnant Lot of Women’s Neckwear few All summer Neckwear is to go for a song, including a new is fe purchased by us at low prices for this perticular sale. You wiil ploy: Values as high as $1.75 on the bargain tables at 25c each. There Fede all sorts « 4 kinds and every want or taste in this line may be ff matinfac = Silk Remnants morn All our Stk Remnants in every kind are to go at a third oat Wes half off. Many of these are new pieces direct from the manufacts Pr Tepor pint g } Joined NORDHOFF & CO. o and 5-123 Pike Sirsa: 75,000 TO 100,0 419 te 1435 Second Av Now Is the Time to Buy a (AS RANGE hiways Ready Sold at Manufacturers’ Prices. Seattie Gas & Electric Co 214 CHERRY ST. Remington Typewriters ‘The standard of excellence. ¢ EC NILES? 109 Cherry street. Fine Jewelry ware Simison Potato Sack CAHN & COHN 115 JACKSON STREET GUION -». 8000... Price. $0 Call at AND DM G08 Joule, St. wo deen unde mm.’ Pome time Ur Greatly es: n ¥ been out | Doff and { time. Doff and left th di ered were to the Scription fer uptown and m and the the trial George If you, MR. or MRS. READER, are oo for real bargains in SHOES we can offer no b advice than VISIT OUR STORE. Certain MUST GO. Selling figures have been r ‘ and reduced, wr ; . 5 , Zuly 31 Misses’ and Children's High Infante’ Soft ; grade tan and black ieotes $ Bolen, for ...... inane Heel Shoes; good value at Sa Of ed on’ n fords for .. . on the 81 39 1 grand lot ladie thousand Shoes es for been sent