The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 2, 1901, Page 3

$ LL dhtntind AL AL VAs = a adi ” 4 =) me 4 = * n of “ ee FRIDAY, AUGUST 2, 1001 LJaae |. = WITION 4 O'Clock “BLIND PIGS" NOT CLOSED {legal Park Resorts Are Running In Open Defiance of Law —Awaiting Action of the Police, F parks ts once a month, ¢ an tainted that It is not his p to form ence of . & policy, bi y ou and Lesehi parks of the administration purchase beer in any tity an The Seattle Law and Order leag women, young « - may| Will probably soon take the matte t either of these resorts,|Up. It Is now awa the action of Jrinking intoxicating bever-| the 7 ‘ s ts all in t f the | are sed sct of the city councl! and/league will take th ders of Chief of Potice Sulll-|hold a v The ch s unable to spare a/at that tin each park a: sary to have . each iegal I on its . y of admini on | of interfere if there will be a nominal fine on these . PARTY OF EASTERN EXCURSIONISTS ne of the largest BARRED? parties Angeles. His present p put 43 days when it reaches Muffalo for @ three days’ visit at the Pan. An exposition STEEL SATURDAYS |: convened at 2 o'clock this afternoc and adjou 4 Bt 4:90. The mem > to give out any inform. Supreme Court Decides That Jurors | Shall Not Be Paid for That Day. | at ng the proceedings of the « FOR IMPORTING JAPANESE WOMEN) The remittitur in the case of the Hastie, va State ex rel. A. W Lamping, as count ceived by the morning. This dec whether jurors dismiseed Friday | return Monday shall receive The silt was Hastie, who w Hie complained | TT h Owasahara Kimisuki Dusan Suepe o sfternoon ¢ oe tapering fnmoral pu leged to be proprietor of a Japanese of it-fame in Salt Lake City. 1 ‘¢ was arrested in that city Ao hos one becegnt tet : U. & Marshal Miller. At-the test | too 'tice O” OSs Sarin be preaent of the federal grand Jury he Saturday aithough thio Gay Se ure- tieaa’ ‘The supreme court recogni bed this seeming in decided [that the jurors | te At 2 o'clock this afternoon threatened the old University bulla fng. Several young hoodlums who were playing in the dry grass with ing one hundred feet of the build ‘om sparks of their threatened to be s blaze wae averted by nt | sere A BLIND MAN KEEPS ON DRINKING |: Ole Johnson, a blind man, addicted wan admitted this morning rx. John Commercial Travelers. Travelers r hail in| a9 given ing aticared for at the hospital | tx being placed in jail. Johnac to be much of a n The id a meeting at G. A Hine block, Saturday fo make arrangemen portation Commercial Elke’ nachinery ry has fun work. Fifty mer American Hydraulic ilies Files | *™P loved ‘The Riojun Maru and Buck Papers. bar are taking on large carg the Great Northern 4 bay preparatory to Francisco. Articles incorporating the Amert- can Hydraulic Machinery Co. were filed with the county auditor this at- ternoon. The capital stock of the Since the new machinery Seattle Brewing & Malting ¢ been tnotalled at Georgetown, a num renpany is given ax $100,000, divided ing ang "ly ey conde dane es Of $10 each. 8. P. Bop Big F M eey Way ee DENIES MR. FRINK’S | | CHARGE OF ASSAULT Bennett Says He Went Home at | 6 O'clock. POLICE NOTES. Humane OMcer Ridgway’ this af ternoon arrested H. ¢ @ team- ctw, for eromey to amimens. he man is aileged to have been brutal to his horse. Sid Wilkinson ainter, was ar. rested by Officers Burkman and Mc- Ciurg today as @ disorderly person Officer Pletcher this afternoon toor into custody Herman Olson and Ed| J. M. Frink of the Wash Flynn as disorderly persons or vag-| works, today swore rants. before Justice Cann ALUMNI BANQUET ‘The Alumni association of Wilson's | 4 Modern Busine gave its first annual banquet at the Rainier Grand hotel last evening in honor of the class of 1901 M of the § members present college were old students and the ba Hs afforded a delightfu t en th renewing friendships and all k Ae A number of toasts were mad / : ’ Wilson acting as master h h e ——-—— ter with W. M. Middietor ' Chin Tew Dong Is Wise ern Central Labor T defendant, has not been found tion In the federal court, asking that fvidence be taken before he leaves that will thoroughly establish his) CHICA‘ Mentity when he returns. we both greed y it wan .66 inch July for 10 FAIR WIDOWS, BUXOM, THE SEATTLE STAI 3 BURGLARY ON | |x ' *” Drum Saloon Entered by Thieves The free public embi Mice, ‘The applicant f rot fpr, : , it ight commpiexloned, hive eye t be lark Clothing, ‘ pee tne = sh ot ehh Furnishings WHAT HE COULD DO JOHN BULL IS. SARCASTIC <== He Visits the Buffalo Expo ||)\""'" and Squints at Us, wi b ty IS PECULIAR os Cuts the City Out of $100 Month, That Is All. after ateamsh Per on. STEVENS & STEVENS $9 Es is 4 ; “BLAKE'S BILL Lagasse 3 4 tne sir Th slic Bannerman, | ® must be f (er shipped toy Wonton, Mann over 303 PIKE ST. ke} steadying h c “ core t thes are ea Visitors at Navy Yard Tomorrow 0 the term, for ythin 5 an on age ie Columel’ | but is as good and reliable a © DRUMMER’ S ere: For exampl «= SOME MORE ME MORE CUT Tomorrow Night. men who are building try, earning th Into the pocke Uonatres, and roy meen City Good Row ith the most formida . roue checked’ eult learned A : — THE 4 =m For ten days we will ell our entire line of G. Bickerton, auction N of the BIG COFFEE POT "Taken in the t and Howe = A sooneoo tS patil at Cost .. poorly educated oe ee from Dawson 90@@CCCeseseeeeoeoeooeee f'n!" yy - ban the and the Funk m the steamship Vi 1 aw's Pure Malt (Whiskey) .....8 “). M. LYON & 00. he's a temperate Keeps straight of the club. Wagner's full tary band will be present ing. | ungraceful, they = IN THE FIELD OF LABOR badly awkward It Requires A Good Coffee Pot We have placed on the Booksellers aia Stationers 207 PIKE STREET Opposite Mase Temple. RI RR REE BUT GRAND RIDGE COAL from the that will p tened tive to badges settle the thr ‘The Un row ‘The Lat on Reco If You Love Your Cook r-day committee reports This coal ts ‘BECAUSE ARR ORR ROR ORR Br PY aquah Coal Ca, 4 Gilman. It finer pastry e fs the best, cleanest and the better bread ty e : cheapest coal in the world, more delicious cakes e * kers foot of Madison St. | nde " ae gba ned: =. Se Tea or Coffee Pot k HA Y First Avenue EMM MEME NBME ERERE that the y arian p a Plated on solid copper and Columbia || The Street Rathway Employes be 1 je union has succeeded in obtaining | ing un i | fv nickel-ptated Tea Kettle concessions from the company atracts signed wee ———— =" EXERCISES $1.23 Bolla Copper Tea RHODES BROS. 1331 Second Ave. Tomorrow Night the Mer- | chants Will Again En- FLOUR More of the life-giving prop ries of the wheat are Tu A WEEK Mrs. “CONSTANT READER”: You will find sixty new ads. here each week. Thirty /, or forty, or maybe fift times sixty—of these will rs they are unmista tertain. This brand te rich in gluten ie “fat,” and carbohy fifty—son Ht Ee A Pe ER oe! alll § OR ORO IO ° by Wa, ill < Fy. 4 vt oy Woe sexe ght TER 00000900000 000008 be distinct bargains. It will pay you never to will take place tomorrow niss reading them. Each ad. changed daily. being played at the usu: To Be Sold f{ New and Dam-| aged | minmunes Paints, Etc. ness College Tonight. CAPITAL MILLING CO. SEATTLE Best value in Shoes for lit Sizes 9 SOOS> SOSOOOOSOOO OOO OOOOD tle gents in Seattle. $1.25 i to 1334 4d puaibitg si. pyle 5 MCLERNON ie makes Wate" : Pai. Best Wire Screen} , SILK FINISHED ~ AND CAFE, NEW SCHEDULE CAHN a ‘COHN’ S| we daa 2s t ‘83.00 5.00. $6.00 Good, Sweet Home-Made Bread 6 LOAVES 25c¢ 1413 Second Av ERNST BROS, 06 Pike Tel. Green 72% J. MATZGER’S, 1307 Second Avy. Ladies’ Tatlor and Habit Maker Lo Will You DriOK? | erou.tr<?* Scion» Neg Q Examined SRRARERARREARRRRRRTARERS | Harvard DENTAL OFFICE 3! Steamship Representatives Wil! Announce One Monday. St Frelgbt, Passenger amd Baggage PRICHARD HARDWARE CO.J] mee the Nort hoe mm A._LINDAUER os tpg tie Xeow Albert Hansen | HIRSCH’ Ss PHARMACY T The largest jewelry house in the | First and Pike. 'F 6. 322 PIKE STREET Northwest 1 . | ' h eS ant 1381 SECOND AVENUE {ff Rea Chinese Shoes r fr hom. ¢ ' a attle Transfer Co. 8. W. cor Uhlon. Ur cares je bub TORAGE work positively guaran Ms . ~~ SHIPS AND ™ Raythts oa aaa tes ay. teed 10° Pr asueten ae | ge < nonkg te co. DUE TONIGHT oer, | Memenemnneener eer e rere rs s Choc ane Mae ers aT Satisfied Patrons Vibratio ous anti FOU IIIT IOI Pereeeeeeteetetru stricto rcrcrcer ssi. Pan Money to Loan eetteniesd en nt "Surry out tha threat the HERBERT S. UPPER Cet smn C.F, SEOLTING Rete ce aeake Fy erman Block, First apie =~ aE Ra : Red ; rere a ee Pet ¢ bark Adolf from Ant Brie ‘ORDERLY # ORE CROWDING Now, Eurnitese Selesroom > ee A ‘Money Saver an n Call Ay this m ? NO M E R just completed close to store : ax % a Trade Prices, “ nin . with © SAREE OF Fee. corere where you will find the largest and cheapest stock of hou ée "arf strike continas ’ hold goods on Pike Street. capects titania ' PERSONAL MENTION, OGD 7 PIKE chet The strikers are orderly. Very { See EE ae S| ectouses! Saeeossscoos | mene sree ware dem of Mscorte eM LOTTE LTT PLATS TTS TTTIOTT | w : Wo take the rough ogee , ca he AE Ds ad OF Ry $ RUY WINES RIGHT FROM THE WooD | r domestic Anish (ne ple by ed by an w tt ry D 8 Excellent Port, Sherry, Museatel, Angelica, from $1 @ gallon up. gy —— team laundry are at isoomsin at Dry Dook Clarets from. 0c a gallon Up, Laundry ¢ longuide of dock. Visitors allowed 8 BRUNNER & CO. y agen (ity Steam Laundry Ka & Jonr nm, prop a rrow direct from 4 4 —— atime att” in SOME, ne ame @ Columbia dock % Telephone Main 1060, 502 Pike Street. 9} | , (426-28 FOURTH AVE. ness and saddiery, 212 Occidental. |h round trip : BO 9990869008969099F99 69959050 555555595555055505555 | _____.| Neat Pike St, established) tiem