The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 1, 1901, Page 4

\ the cam. fth nti ns. KE rE | { 5 PRO l Be.” eee 55 Lem @ igstc 4 | American stage than doce Mr, Vor her, Last night he brought laugh ter as Well as tear A rr Arrah Na Powue,” but | ay International Council of the |: yupted with events world , | large nm this p ty play ' World Is Meeting With [ner appears in a different role than hat of his other presentath 1 Good Success. t he Is not alone a b Tomorrow sight “Kaat Lynne’ wi national Counc) « the World a Handy Andy nd “Th ! hi es in the state of Georgia. Schell Moving Pictures and Cochran, who w the lead Matek at 180 ia fa mob that lynche 8 Bear we . *- ed Ge Thompson ie showing th reat have been sentenc to t rn om * Ma » Square the penitentiary They had appeal ew : ed to the state supre ourt, whicw aiMicme the decish rmed that the New x counct! passed some inter rations |Mr, L. E. Johnson From Philippines | Resolutions } They were brief 8 Dodge From Oregon. © report of the lyr Harris was a mistake, | Whereas, the supreme « Am, Georgia has affirmed th i ™ fa imprisonment Schell and Re it resolved that the rewar ered for t m of the sug b posed mu Harris, be master's dey withdraw ; and poe Re it f hat © condemn the malicious reports of intended upon his arrival his hanging. and Mr. and Mrs Thomas have been in ¥ further resolved. Thi ¥ friends of both the act he action of the pre ing p a from thelr childhood. and eorgia in condemning the | sr their request the happy pair de murderers Schell and Cochrar and cided to make thefr friends’ home Re it further resolved. That W¢|the port from which to launch their heartily commend the courageous | {O° PCr the matrimonial sem actions of the offlcers in Georgia in pn nn» ve = thelr summary ment of the acts of lynching in Georgia Willamette Launched = us Vat | A despatch from Nanatmo tells of the launching Unere ” otte The vessel ix now taking me mpleted she } : on the big bar ei Congressman Will Tour the State |S") 0P.00"..,. ving the ship. | new Before November 1. ‘The Willamette will probably be | jready to go inte commiaston insid> of two months from the date of her | arrival here MALL RECEIVING Congressman F. W. Cushman an nounces that in order to thoroughly understand the legislative ne all settions ef Washington that he may fanscientiously vote for t | he will tour the state. He w attle yesterday. declaring to visit every part of th fore November 1, when Washington t attend the reguiar|A Hall-Loaf Is Better Than NW eens: Sk - a B Any Time. i | on wus nnes am een UNIO: BAS BOOR Jas. Brogan of this city. died at Green River Hot Springs last even-|>ulance will be In its present quar ing. The body i at Butterworth’: | tet. Capt. Hoge le packing up pre Frank Townsend, aged 25 paratory to a move. Temporarily died last night at Fourth avenus ambulance will be quartered In and Main street. The remains are|® Stable at Fifth avenue . at Heaney & Stawer! street. Capt. Hogle is now looking The funeral of A. R. Blackti over some property with a view to was held from Ponney & “g building « combination receiving chapel at 2 o'clock this afternoon, | hospital and station. If certain city under the auspices of Seattle lodge | property can be leased such a bulld- No. %, B. P.O. E. Interment was| ing will be erected. in Lakeview cemetery ee ag ae The funeral of Mrs. Matilda Ander. Students Will A ton was held from the the Swedi Lutheran church at 2:30 o'clock thie afternoon. Rev. ML. Larson ciated, Interment was in Mt. le ant cemetery. WAY OF THE t Contractor Brixhey, who will lay| the government cable between Jun-| “and Skagway, ox te to start! m this city about August §. The| jexpedition has been delayed for} |some time on vant of the non-| al of the bie, A mumber sity students fessor Lyon, e.) Burwell ing, | : Rathbun, Charies } © Hastings, ¢ | Parker, David Kelly, Albert ©. lings, W Duckering. C. E. Gachea. onan H. L. Reese, W. L. Griswold, ani Ed Gtiman ‘of Stanford untvere Robert Willis, = colored man. left) Miss Pearl €. Stadleman and here by the circus, was fined $19 by | sister will accompany the party Judge George today for vagrancy ae rm He has béen around North Seattle on te potas of bess” “THE MOUNT BAKER | The cireus employes who sued Sells, pi Ay gg MINING DISTRICT. were arrested for vagrancy last night. , | i <e tees 2 Mt Reports of Big Increase in Value n 15 of Assays. | he is sober some time days by Judge George Harry Osborn, George Smith, Nick | Folla, Frank Mame and D. Mc Manges were arrested by Detectives | Bi Barbee and Byrnes this morning as | cc » reports coming from the Mt r mining district are : The Great suspicious characters. >. of this district, which has Z lacer and si& quarts claims to- G. R Washburn, who says he ta|cated about 1s miles from Mapta a lawyer, was arrested by Ofmicer otf Uniand this morning on suspicion ling and ined and put imto the ot 2% Seen eet eeeeeesseeete | contin per | * from i |samplen of from ten to twenty fe om my with values over $1100 Theaters. $ lips eon Be gE ye ee and 19 ounces gold. Machinery is » district furnishes great nat a Oncar Wilde's comedy, was pre. | tral resources in t water sented at the Grand opera house las: | power, ete in to Maple night. will soon be completed to the The play bristles with a character- | mines ‘atic of the man who wrote it.| ° Written, as he said himself, “with ao r pond Ice-—Hest ire, hest ser-| effort to parade a genius, but only| Vice, lasts longest. Tel, Main 1059 to show in a simple story, the drift o - ot the modern society woman's heart | Launches for charter. Tel. Went 391 | Oa toward carelessness, insincerity and | - te To battionhip, Steamer Athlon Gwendoim Fairfax m love in a day, and cared more for the | ° rame of Ernest than she did for the | New York Lifetns man. Ceetly Card becam neag be e4 within an hours acquainta 1 Port Orohard Route h her, too, the name of Ern-| Steamers for U.S. navy yard leave the strongest feature of her | Columbia dock dasly 6:30, 9:30, 10:20 Oscar Wilde had still another |a, m., 1:15, 2:15 6:20 p. m. 60e round object in telling the story. He be- |teip lieved that the ignorance of love be tween the married, produces more >. New York Bik Adams Grocery Co. 428 Second Ave, Tel, Maln 482 Beiweor Union And Pike often happier relations, He believ- were all well behaved. Henry Mil- ler as John Worthing, sustained his | reputation in @ comedy party, but :¢ | 46 +] ems an though Chas. Cherry as A‘ gernon Moncrieff was as clever as | the star—thanks to Mr. Miller for | Canon Chasuble was made particu A larly popular by Fred Thorne. And Is certainly the best flour. the ladies, Jennie Kustace as Lady hag vf Bracknell; Florence Rockwell as A trial is ail we ask Gwendolen Fairfax; Grace Elliston | rn as Cectly Cardew and Laura Clem-| 8. . ent as Miss Prism were good oC Shatin the Post, Mr. Charles Erin | Verner's great character in “Arrah | Na Pogue,” was one of the best features 0 far of the midsummer | engagement at the Third Avenue No delineator of Irish | stands higher ed that there are rare exalted tnflu- | enoes in ignorance generally. Oscar | Wilde never loved a woman The players never came in for «| word of blame Inst night. They | having good people about him. Re “Arrah Ne Pogue.” | on the | HOSPITAL SOON | THE SEATTLE STARK. ‘ j Page Fe | pe re, ©. A, Pavkard ana! a H je; ducka, ite me Corrected Da ° The followt | ‘ | nalane — cogadh * the pro: | Rabbi Josephs Soon to Return " | du er in round lots on the dock oF in R ab t 1 Th of ref Jone ph, wh ha » oe |, Grain Oats, $40.00. barley, | he Yosemite valle Caitorn | $21.00; wheat, chicken feed, $22.60 writes that he eture about Aug n, $1.60 por 100 Ibe; bran, $16.00@ He reports delightful climat Western Aventfe Commission | iiay—rogee sound, per ton, s14.00;| Brings Down Many Passen-, Munk thu tea @h4n Oomd reais _ Men Are Betwoen the — | Kinin" svin tt meth 88.) gong and News of Wreck | rie siar sill be mated to. your pecia S | Nutter reeh ranc ic mp address ithout ¢ haree Seasons. wm", of the Lane, a ; heese—Native Washington, 1%. | ’ ; Py cof Forty-five haee Strict reeh ch, 21 , -three Oute erty-fyv ’ ‘c | 220 ‘pe a ere el Be ee ot meat While all the prices for this Mill Remnant Sale — ad wenn b wehwetny ' Chickens, Ive, 10@11¢; ns ena vt, Patter- |), Sate weet ti fame x frat in the markets, it te just be: | @ : ine Conat Susaeastip Gay ar- |e aoe eetar tale tanuree ¢ are special values, we have yet selected from each 9§ t on m t ea fr rT i} ox ne noe ir ear t lay ' tor ’, , S and beinnty m Meme thie morning. She jesoiting race tn years, department a few extra specials for tomorrow's sel- we “ot . : Charles 1) SaA SAUNA A ae eeeAsaanene linge These “Cream of the Mill Remnant” prices 4 me. in from Oregon and & “Dressed stook=Hogs, Tie: lames | 1A, 18 \rnaeure abe browgnt £71; * cannot but bring us a crowded store all morning, pricote and, plums ere ‘scarce an es The Benator ieft Nome July 22, and We Have It! because the early buyers will get first choice. i aw quoted Helping Little Mona reports everything quiet there, | Bhe ; nite 1 ‘ 1 brought down latest news advices: A Hair Tonic r tenants of the Boston block it be found other co! to be j JOBBING QUOTATIONS, — | mate up a purse of $10 t0 be given| uinne, “UD found Im ORher Ol) gO on on the, Silk Remnants at Half omen’s 18¢ Stockings (CORRECTED DAILY) csumieearey wae ae See ase = 1} waveneo ha yr : 8 Cents Green Fruit ng Waturday last in the Olymple New Queen Anne Line ry tonic, with eine Women's Black Cotton oD ber of our custo { with double toe and bh ¥ I $3.0063.50 a box ».| building, the little girl was awinging| Bast Queen Anne hill is to have a ber of P Re d= «| te, at ry nr e; cooking app ~Glon a rail when the rail suddeniy|rew ear line, Work is being push Give it a trial and ‘ for &h le, ave bome * z 1.25; eat apples, $1.00 Va © way, hurling her ne tw ed, and the rails are laid, Superin yourself at Luinkeva yp thsrenn Bye! Aegon ve’ K " I ON Pe Tet yr Pale Ot Be ag ere tata | Bays’ Kilt Suits $2.25; bananas, ¢ n ~~ breaking her jaw, She i now in the| Will have care running In # week Newbro or any other Price ‘ , a a ee A lot of Boy’ Pique Kit Suite ‘ hospital slowly recovering | Until @ new counterbalance ts put Manufactured at in white and = will be bare - o- ers will be sferred at | , me » Wai { gain priced tomorrow. They ; A Sight of a Lifetime natock street : — H bag 1) dh ents | fir ages 2 to 6, at the folowing Three battles Wisconsin " 2% Cents { prices and Oregon are rehard A New Industry FARNSWORTH $ Women's Bwiss Ribbed Vests, ? Bere Tienes Sit Baits of sie low neck and sleeveless, worth toys’ Pique Kilt Buits at The Soederberg Pipe t oo ins nem, aanevow, Lee Boys’ Pique Kilt Suits at $22, adi ates react: lf PHARMACY $19 x" ccecne: St) Be Re Bh Boe doa, care : The capital wtock. te $e0.000 tn’ 40l 904 Second Avenue Women's $2.50 Oxfords} 27" Pique Kilt Suits, $2. ettuce, Me per t ; eariie. & i. caual #hares. The incorporators are ; Phone, Main 938 $1.50 | Boys’ 75c Shirt Waists oe pwe \e These Oxfords are in ia at t 25 Cents ante cas ber ror ie ait or . .. or i ’ A lot of Roye Bhirt Wat i mawer kraut, Bere Frederick & Nelson—Fine Furniture. e ff Seariy sil sizes in the entire lot.} that were formerly priced up A lettuce, 180 per dor In very pair worth $2.50, fc oo each the sae pauuds Gene Gy per patr ) boys’ suit store om, $1.25471.00 cnr Ib; radishes, 16¢ per dos per ib; parsley U 3 $1.80; new potat " spinach, Sc; eyoumbers $1.00; parenips corn, # Freeh meat — Cow beef, 7% ateer beef, So per Ib; mutton, weth er, Rigo; owen, Bc. pork, S4GPO0 per Wb; veal, large Pr ha mail, 1a bacen, H@ithe backs, dellies, 0c. Butter Cheese, Legs ent Batter — V pound prints, Limburger, i6@ii0; bri Pwian, 186 ide. Faas — Strictly freeh ranch, 2 Eastern. 16@ 1% Poultry — Chickens, live, 11@1 Good Deal Said About drugsis right there should for th areful buying, The EH Co. has been fighting the high drug prices for a long time the face Dr. Lyon's Tooth Powder, reg Oriental Tooth Pi Joun Gosnat's Ch regular [er Dickey Cr Lia, reg. We Oriental Cream, rem Schiller’s Malt, reg Carter's Swedish Hair Rene reg. $1.00 $6 Second Avenue OOL, comfortable, and correct. From Wilson Bros. High grade in every detail. Used as trade lead- ers at cut prices Three grades— $1.00—$1.25—$1.50 prices and it was f considerable opposition om the part of the trust. and om moet ee ee a | Women’s $2.00 Hats at 25c A line of Walking Hats, and a lot of satflors have been sold pre- * prices, ranging up as high as $2.50, and the most — | : 4 K of them about 42%, will be on the bargain table tomorrow at 26 | $1.75 Shirt Waists 89c | High Grade @hirt Waists will go tomorrow at the price of ordin- B ary ones. Of special mention is a line of $1.75 Shirt Waista that will II be under price tomorrow at Bo. | Be sure and ask to see these. 15¢ Torchon Lace 10¢ Unbleached Muslin 4%¢ This ts not 10e a yard but 19 ? Good Unbleached Muslin, fully 2 a dozen yards for linen Torchon } Laces. ‘There are several width, pA gp deamhasecbesc agers q Several Very Interesting Friday Specials The Housewife who is not interested in at least one of these Friday specials is very unus- ual to say the least. Kvery one an attractive value at the regular prices, at the ape- cial Friday prices, doubly attractive d Mall orders postmarked pot later than Saturday will be filled at thene prices TELEPHONE tb. Here's news that will be the means | of these seasonable garments chang-| jing owners in a hurry. But you) knew our policy of carrying over to another season, and the time you want them. At 4fo--Of duck apd pique, nkimpy and narrow, but such as anyone would be pleased to wear | were The each; form 48 At Of duck and pique, with stitched bands of blue duck; form-| te; now .. ° $9 | Of plaque, some plain, others which formerly sold up to I5e a 6c Prints 4c a Yard dozen yards. We will clone thew out tomorrow at 10c a dozep A tine of Mill Remnants in best ) prints, worth 6c a yard, for 4c, x 30c¢ Val. Laces 15c Italian Val. laces in two styler ‘ and widths, worth Be and 20 per doren yards, on sale tomors Piques Worth 15c, at with biue straps; former price, row at lic per dozen, 7% Cents $1.26; for . | At 98o--Of heavy pique, som 4 65c Ribbon 25c Mill remnants of fancy Piques, med with embroidery insertion srerth ike @ yard. om onda. ak Y others in black and white wash The last of « special purchase yard, baad reg braid, were $1.00 and $1.69; for. fe of fancy Ribbon, worth Gic a yj 5 : | At 3.9%-Of extra quality pique. | yard. will be closed out tomorrow 12 1-2c Outing Flannels *RDERS WILL NOT BE FILLED. some are plain, others trimmed at Ze. There are ail the pleas with embroidery insertion: were|[E ing patterns sad fancies that 8% Cents have sold co well this season. ‘The best Outing Flannel in mill ” °, 5 it . Women's $1.50 Stock { Syaen™ *°M Worth thee, at Ties 26c¢ A lot of Stock Ties in ditterent | Wash Goods Remnants materials and styles, that have Half Price bad a pricing up to $1.80 each, are on a bargain counter with a A lot of Wash Goods Remnants Zhe tag, until closed out. in various fabrics are under now . eee v0 $i.8 5-Of white pique with deep flounce trimmed with net applique formerly $3.98 Well made kitchen table with kiln dried epruce top. Top is 26x42 ineh- os Legs are firmly mortised mio the railing. Special price SOSSHSSOOSO SOE 3 We Have a 4 New Style in things we are able to offer great re- po or Frid 7 price at this sale so low that Costorin, ree. % i pi Aigheeriad iz Compressed Fibre Men's 75c and $1.00 _ } buy them tor ob wm halt oe _ er a mp, re wh the SI uler os Mennen's Horated ‘Taisam | Fixing Bath Shirts, 25¢ ccs ees than half. oe Call and = tt oo lots Fa Lowes Pg a3 ae —_ of anareee . i wih, stiff! bosom, others soft $1 Pique Skirts 50c hesom, worth from 65c up to a A lot of Gollan, are bargain priced at 260. $ priceg’ fe iaue Skits, variously a - most of them worth from $1, Men’s Working Shirts ¢ to $1.50, will go tomorrow wnt 19 Cents ing at 60c each. An extra fine line of Men's Better Come Early Washington Dental ani Photographic Supply C) 211 Columbia Street, Seattia SOSFOOHOOOHOOD SOCCCCOOCOTOOe SOOSOHOOOOOOCOOOS Working Shirts in stripes and dots will go at this sale at 180, 4,000... — pies.” Pieces wid rte: “Shed MA FR | @5 a | Ee sic, at 10c a copy, for | ORDHOFE ape i econd Avenue Exactly thee sMustration, with high comfortable back and epreading arms, Has full reed roll clonely woven. Cane seat and fancy turned white maple base. Regular price “ special price for Fri 419 ‘SHERMAN, CLAY & CO Pianos and Organs | TH 24 AVE. STEINWAY DEALERS Now Is the Time to Buy a (AS RANGE Always Ready Sold at Manufacturers’ Prices. Seattle Gas & Electric Co. 214 CHERRY ST. Labaeta Never Break Lamo Chimney; fita No, 2 burner; regular 20 Special for Friday, 10c Perrrrrrrrrrrrrr rss BUY Love GRAND our = RIDGE COAL This coal ts from the new mine of the Issaquah Coal Co, two miles above Gilman. It fs the best, cleanest and the cheapest coal in the world. Bunkers foot of Madison St. Telephone Main 976. SESE ER ER RH RRR RRA Drapery Department Friday Specials Double head knotted wool RUG FRINGE, our regular 10 9c quatity in lors, plain or mixed, special, per yard ...... HEAVY TAPESTRY TABLE OVERS, 60 inches square, with beavy fringe on all sides; our regular $3.00 cover, jus 1 75 trrived, each, special . SERRE REE RE BRASS EXTENSION RODS, % inch in “diaineter extends from Pt tn a Ae BP Jo 0 to 84 in has large silver ends, and brackets to extend [| row" en ir"rogtidr a tension Foe soe" Gq | Staple and Fancy Groceries |$°* Rite tyecuinn’ S| Perfect Harmony US, tui ‘ize, 6 foot wide & feet long, festoon corde Bt - iz The standard of excellence. P bog enjoved if the accompanist new desirable colors, nd $2.40 e LL PIANO, Per | n orm, ‘7 $1.2 7 |e .. &. N) — ES. haps you know how areneiusey out ney y fringed, 14 rf e ieneral Dealer, of tune some pianos ge: quality: sr : + yards O6¢ ae | 109 Cherry street. $| the Keitpart. piano. ts well eal fancy Cotton Ball or Travel Fringe, in'aii colors: speciak Se 1227 YESLER Way "ew a's°"" Seeccecccoscoecoes of stmamaiere and rotate tte ae ae ” d er ee 2 pe TAPESTRY PORTIBRS, $4.60 gr in plain | o ixed colo of tone. The wood ii ’ Friday; price, per $2 50 * . eaten. & large assortment of alr . * other standard mak trom Pach FIGURED OR PLUM FLORENTINE SILKS, Anis gual * Good Buy * et genuine bargain ‘prices, tty and $1.00 goods; special, be y Pf * _—_— 4 per yard ° esses | * q eepermetolinincan : in Butter D. S. Johnston \% cEresh | Churnea = Fancy # : : : | reamery, per pound, 25c; 2- # | * Ibs for 450. 5 903 Second nue FREDERICK & NELSON, # Special price, in 6-1 lots. } | Burke Bui Ave * — oo 2 * "1 Home Furnishers. Rialto Bidg., Cor. 2d and Madison “4 MATHESON BROS. +) nae iH TEL BUTLER * *ROCERS + te ® . | Cor Siatand King” Tel, Mate say 5 ‘Telepnowe Main 887 * ~ ye’ CAFE AND AEE URC EEO OOOOUOO UKE K | — tS only’ Fira ~clase ROOM ‘ | —— Ee | eee a IN CON- —— Groping in the Dark | Bubecribe for the Seattle Dany |* Pian Hotel NECTION Wisdom comes by experience—some times, not Star, always, He who ¢ with defec- tive glasses, who pi from off a counter or from the hands me peddier or atreet . that he has been LA Rehehahahelchahahahh daa Joe OOOO RRR RRA KEKE RRR EE ERR RE Wwe "Pe just wr De _ SWEATERS qilileo SWEATERS This new and full line of Sweaters is by far the best ever offer ed in Seattle, being Just from the mill, and thoroughly high gradé ; $3.00—Worth % Mote—-$6.00 GOING, NORTHRUP & co. 804 FIRST AVENUE & ee Sy. Yee Ne GO FUNERAL & ~ DIRECTORS% SEATTLE OR you with glasses we give you We give you just what your se we have STUDIED their NO GUESSWORK HERE Schuchard Optical Comp’y 1207 Second Ave., Seattle, Next to Stone, Fisher & Lane's, Pek RRR | |