The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 2, 1901, Page 4

Neb THE SHATTLE STAT ten ler Dick Foley, a Bartender, Seeks to Kill Kittie Gray, and es va a ‘ RATTLED © sir rk “are : se TELEPHONE be oli : Failing, Turns the Revolver on Himself ‘ | mae on me FRANCHISE Trate Porty Tonight m With Fatal Results. alters Says He Is a High i Muck-a-Muck From Corporations Committoo Acts Fa- | !"!"** Way Back, State Press Association vorably on Application. night = (Jn) — = ] rri — rr = Cr} rr = = (Sn) a a | —J — rr = Christian Endeave ret Baptiet church have engaged After a bitter quarrel tn a k ow er wee howe at 610 First avenue about 6:90 o'clook last evening, Ki Gray, a woman of the half world ‘Was shot and seriously wo i by dei 4 down Firs street, bu Me ran and. hid hickona, Ive eer 8 i or ols : . , aaa ’ 4 First turkey @ MW ' a} . te 7 " 4 " mn Foley Ran Away seeth own etier secre, |'28 8 sepot't ad ton th the Automat THE DOCTORS Ry this time a crowd of men had Ives ° heep, 4 pla it bd a he pla iit " - ved and they started after the ~y © r Pproa Automat = f p p tender. Armed with ait Walters a 1 h “ jent th: “ Preouble waa Kit-| stones, bri and clubs the crowd ’ k— Hoge, lambs for « reply put hie ba afforded by Inde . A Rens st Foley | Surrounded han alley near to hia back pock ‘ " and wt yi f ure.| the Northern ‘Paci poundnouse : . Foley had been arrested by Omicers ¢ hie pursuers AND THEN-- ing be - Visitors’ Day at Navy Yard the 4 been arrested by OMe : HB, & he appoa sitors’ Day at Navy Yar meerbara and Freema) r ait lea teen = - na srg then Jude ayh ve , ; . je had almost severed her finger | Aired . or fe the te released hi mec nto ¥ " 1 Swith his teeth, Foley was given aj De ot ht Lh ae he ret t a dock at the B-day suspended eight] rived, sum ‘ ‘ vert t , , s J fhoure if he would leave town, 7 ad wag the town, but re wtistr acs Testimony of Kittie Gray was given man, th that the ministers would Saainet the man. with gre | dy of the suicide tak,” writes € lS URIED D r sane nce. At th e shy r red n New Lipp imernba PF a She feared doally harm fre Ez fin Grey war eoeres > Prov: | of the are he 3 Frederick & Nelson—Fine Furniture. H ne I | fendant PP vig be 7 | that Idea. be t . 8) Mennen’s F shad « He Did Not Leave Pave her. | summer day H : : ‘After the trial Foley, instead of| Two d taken effect on the much + the fn the SM wbeying the court, went straight neither penetrat. | #lid Into | v Tt I » H eT hz Has h > sit ‘idats Bhe lodging houre on First av ‘ f 4 J uM A South, owned by Mra. MeLevy, whe . ° Ma he and the woman had lived. | ft ( hed the tow ‘ ® 1.10 At 6:20 o'clock last Kit Foley Manti Rey ° -- OA 8 in Gray entered th t t « tte x 4 I f, Wine Peeking her trunk, with t weeks KF he H ne . of the lan un were driven Ta - : H climbed ma by the F . v 2. e * ling Deneath y assaulted K cet ; : t, UnANnoUnced, Int arres t " © ed . A RTEL Dru | Genek lee “lacLevy came > BUILDING PERMITS. H GLU over the head with hie ey wasa man @ years of om H king her down. The Gray w age and of robust fram He wae The £ wing silding permits H 406 Second Avenue Man attempted to escape, but F formerly @ policeman in Butte, Mont St nove hese danmel a the ites of the - pebet'et . H = tthe pulpit 1 re-| city engine o Ramya Coal & tion in the Gurney Retrig- 8] bn } t my good brother erator is carefully looked OPERA Seattle's |SonN CORT. MANAGER PIKE STREET ==? Theators. _ BAND CONCERT gee ae qe. yeinarked tones, heard ship was combined to make it the most durable refrig erator on the market. In. terior arrangements are such that el ‘Phone, Main 65 t Nights of ‘Me-Heury Mil | And His Peerless Comp preachin’ ‘ud and can be accomplished quickly, ‘The main advan tage of the Gurney Refrig Arcy ot the seavel | Me ™ Paw snop. 4 2 J. Pierpont / re his recent departure The enterprising merchants of | "hl . i States,” says a Lon street, not to be outdone he : . left a check for 16,000 First avenue competitors, have} | pounds with Gen. Horace Porter, t for « series of Saturday ” 4 on delivery at the United ) evening concerts on their » nT = States embasey of certain ¥ [That Thoroughtare Will Comp a With First Avenue. FOYSPEPSIA erator is the saving ‘ It requires | fee to keep a certain low eres of temperature than ay other refrigerator on e market. These prices x80 in..8 9.00 A famous preparation for re curing I known by some 5 to ny, TONIGHT have helped them successfully, and pleasant of taste. WI Sanita Satntesy will be given by the “ re of Lafayette, said to be in a tle Milftary band under the lea | Charles Brin Verner thepe the audi- oker’s shop tn London. How do tts work In two to fou Neo, O—Dea rene. in. nie , of Mr. Brncet. Meier,” Thin|ence at the Third Avenue theater in| there t bet known, but scl aa beaten! elgg Ne. 1—soxsonees in turday Matinee No. 3-S2x22x66 in. No, d—SiaS2a67 in. 2.017.080 and Night ‘VARY OF THE GUARDS” nown musician has had a bril-|an uproar of laughter last night /story ts that arnong them a » it record. For a number of years) with his military play of “Current |tured gold jug and also the ewor ‘Was leader of the Duluth, Minn.,| Cash.” Mr. Verner played the part carried throughout the American @ chront rt band, and while that organ- of a mirth-provoking pri and which Lafayette left Jon Was at the Chicago World's! Engl army. Tont “a POPOVERS + PHARMACY In the evening 904 Second Avenue rected and the case ~ FREDERIK & NELSON, Home Furnishers. Rialto Bidg., Cor. 2d and Madison Hait-|leen Rawn close the engage-| h| ment of this company. following p h and Pike, : Fell Over Sewerpipe. EWreneerenececacecensececees: . corner Secon A batter is @ mixture that can be Phone, Main 928 First and Pike. Sam Rubenstein has fled « claim | poured or dropped, but not handled, * Prices—First atx rows, $1.50; entire ‘4 program will be: y=: the elty for $1100 ar ie eee ten nen) Sawweeeeseees : 60; ‘balcony and gallery, | a ee Saeed “ernest, Meter | fai gid g wer pipe tat ad knead or roll into form, CPOC*CCRC CSCS OOFCOROOOOe F G d B * be, te and 3 5 i, py GU : : Me GRAND OPERA HOUSE, ¢ nearly equal parts of dry aud liquid : Bdsanic and minuette trom “First | aieate, (rast n Gxuah. lems , in Butter 3 © FUNERAL 5 4 seneneny a pabsethoven| ¢ t the finest and clearest mov. | r mum ; : * (oy z peor Fit cone | iE, bictures shown at th jae ccs teres © O'RECTORS |One Might, Tuesday, August 6 | . Walteufel | week, ist | ot * Creamery. per pound, 2to; 2 # - | Bistiey "Sunny Tenneacace tice dri, stwrtag well the precision | ‘esate anes + ores $ aime == ITSTIMONIAL BENEFIT ‘ é Boetcher for which the Germa ; " « ial price, tn B-Ib lota r | Beales Dance—"Manana” | troops are noted | should be a : + ~- * | By the citizens of the : re nea = selger 00 « SON BROS + ehildren of the D Patrot—"The Crack Regiment a aw MATHE ; | Biiatection — “oftesbachiann® ™*'?! cre oes ee |°“Ehe ittle tron pans should be hot $ GROCERS ¢ W. 1. MEREDITH rn ani tenbach |. Mrs Walter N. Vestnys of Green |*"4 greased and the oven hot; the * ee «| |_A monster program—100 volunteers Mharacteristic — “Darkie Tickle, Lake, is at the Monod hospital suf- ive . Piymouth = eat, Ph 7 . Motte: & grea Hunt] fering from injuries recetved last or, 8 ” ould not be moved neediran nor the oven door left open. eolM yn ast | round pans give bet: satisfactic a ne f the postoffice.|than the oblong or gem pa\ Prone , 1 mie AtN 102 ee 9 Monday morning, wo Step—“Pike Street Spirit londay by being knocked To Mill one dozen round | august & 9 a.m. Mr. F. PF. Mullin is ner sel ie rossing First ave-| | 7 a, hart te C 6 | yor? WAING when she was| two cups of flour one-half te: AWNING c i Oe namie of | auarcere, cups of malic on slowly $9 ut a S ) Washihe ent 8 Selected Pieces of Mus | srHiRD AVENUE THEATER - — en eggs and A teaspoon 82 YESLER WAY WS oe © copy, vo gas Main oe! _ HE WAS TOO EASY street committee ue of meited butter. beat with strokes this week. ‘ : Oa rows the bowl for five minutes, or SEATTLE “Their Friendship Ended When Essie Better Fire Frotection Fill pang twornirds TaN; bake mot and Silver : } PHN OW nee At a meeting of the fire and water | jess than half an hour and five of SHERMAN. CLAY & 00 | arate Got the Coin. eceeeueerte mens fe 7 od of Bes leight more minutes may be require: BONNEY & STEWART , ’ i ‘aa sii resident Anne hill will| ton they will fall: they should ni % The Best Assortment artors Thies venue sea Coin Pianos and Organs | I ONIGH I come up jon, the oups and rise high enough to tip 7H 2d AVE. STEINWAY DEALERS | Essie Garrison, a colored woman | over at the Lowest And All Week ) Who is an occupant of the Phoenix D Rotel, was arrested by Officer Ryan | veers . | Prices. evening on the charge of larceny Mave the News in Camp. the person. Charies Wright is | ‘The Star will be maiied to Sd | fhe complaining witness. He be-| p address without extra charg @ame acquainted with this dark feturn for his favors, relieved im . *seweier ae -® oot, Both were held 901 2d Ave., Cor. Marion ef Beety ity Jail, the Garrison woman ex] r 5 har; of larceny from the per-| Prices 01 Venter ue er fon and Ries 1 Wright as a witness feb sea on eles tole A searcity of California fruits is ; becoming appa a T Ly) r carioad of sw . }in this morning. | chee we and eggs have not changed JOBBING QUOTATIONS. (CORRECTED DAILY.) Green Fruit. Bros. ls Special Engagement of the Famous Irish Comedian Mr. Charles - Erin Verner, Friday evening—“East Lynne.” Is certainly the best flour. A trial is all we ask. 85c evening — “The Colleen Lizzie Howell, « notorious women} Bf the biackchapel district, was ar- Pested by Officers Bevan and Humes | B58 a disor | Saturday | _ Baw 7 person. | Lemons—$4.0005.00 © box: limes, Which | ‘William Biske and John Grady gsige' ver case, nokine appies. i+, PTD Crowded fea a8 fy! “ a oT D Were arrested by Officers Freeman | $1 25; eating apples, $1.60@1.75 ye Our Store 13074 og (ioagg 10; Secon ve. ‘Hubbard last night for fighting. | orcia oranges, $3.75@34.00, banar _ B. Fosbrook was arrested at the | $1 oq3.00; olives, togise, per wallon: Bane time for interfering with the| fraps fruit, $2602.50, | pineapples ated $2.00@3.00 per dozen: cherries, $1.56 pr Omcer | Per crate; local peaches, 75@%c: ap- E. Rowe was arrested by OMicer| Por crate: te raspberries, $1.50 5 17 hompron last night for dinorderiy | too eondauct. len, ome v William Welch was arrested by] McClurg last night ax a dis- D erderly pernon. Adams Grocery Co, 428 Second Ave, Tel. Main 482 Union and Pike All Week Showing I Rolling Contest at k, Seattle, Pistol Duel, in New York Harbor, der, very funny; and | Ie. ATHLETIC PARK Pacife Northwest League. Championship Game If you, MR. or MRS. READER, are looking for real bargains in SHOES we can offer no better advice than VISIT OUR STORE. Certain lines me GO. Selling figures have been revised id reduce and the Arlington at 8 We nell supplies and mundries. We ir your whoel on short ne GEO. H. WOODHOUSE 0. tatoes-$20G32 per sack; carrots, e, 1be pet dozen; iurnip: garlic, 60; cabbage, $2.00 The Chances | papers, itgiier husk ie: green | tatoes, 1602 Nn pep sugar very emember, Spring Boles 4 ers, 100 per Ib; . 1040; “ em Ladiew Ox 7 KON t ENT ay Lis merMeriastiuieriie value on} MAGiee 98c a reeen peas, 2010 A; i fen, ne DR T and ¢ NES’ grand Saturday, 3:30 p. m.; Sunday, 3:1 . cerca Stet taney te, uaported Ife re We are hea for 81 89 {2 grand ot 98c Be’ tomat $1.25@1.50 case; da lib: radishes, 10 per 4 on : Tacoma vs. Seattle o-: W. S. MAYFIELD PORT TOWNSEND, Aug. 2.—One ress Skirts, Suits, “p ‘cucumbers, 30 Bt Bs ect we» sentry £: S ottiaan onions, 1%4¢ 4 Te@ti.00; FAMILY GROCER Jackets, Waists ma, 4 4 IDAY LADI DAY they took a trip around the world | Parenipy $1.00: in corn, 603 Pike St. ‘Tel. Main 998. And Petticoats Ne imison ro : Admission, 260; reserved seats, extra c Easy weekly payr Westberg & Childs 1312 Second Ave, ree eer rr rrr rrr We Havea New Style Compressed Fibre Fixing Bath Call and See It Washington Dental aut Photographic Supply Cy 211 Columbia Street, Seattle. aeee seeeee 7O7 SECOND AVENVE For the cure of Liquor, Morphine, Opium or Tobacce | Habite—The only Keeley Institute Washington “Pucne, White. \tish Columbia, Institute Kilbourne Ave. Take INSTITUTE r Lake or Fremont car, OMce 30 Sullivan Bullde WAAAWre ing. Tel. Main 25, Seattle, Wash. G. T. Castle, Mar Staple and Fancy Groceries i Rubber Necking Made taf R, , Easy. if 1 <n Collars finished on our new Edge Ironer make it a pleasure, CASCADE LAUNDRY COMP'Y || With the stereopticon. Tonight it is a clam bake and balloon ascension, etenie tomorrow «a candy pull. Two mas- 7 et Tb; steer © €ots have arrived. One a homeless Se per Ib; mutton, wether, 74 | deat mute named Carl Sparks, and | . 7c; pork, 8%4@%0 per Ib; veal, Summer Snaps for Cash ‘other a water spaniel, which the! large, 7c; small, 9@10c. have adopted, Next Monday a| Provisions Hams. large 130; - Customers Hal excursion of parents and| hams, small, 13@13\%¢ b kfant More's & GeaK wench nds is expected from Seattle. It| bacon, 1@idwe; dry, w Clear EF ioc Banquet Mocha & Jav Galbraith’s dock at § a. m. on| * ohana han ana hn aahanald 3 steamer Olympic. — Washington creameries, | r sO pound prints, 2ic; Eastern lowa|IM goo Engiish Breakfast ‘Toa battleships, lowa, Wisc and Elgin, 2ic; fresh 2ranch, 11@136. at, a Ib 0 on are now at Port Orchard| Cheese-—Native Washington, | full Catch the snap? Snap it up! lock. ‘Take the new fast steam- | cream, 12@12%e; Bantern: New York, ‘ thion from Columbia street dock | 14@ ise; Wixconsin, lhe; ‘and #55 a m. or 1:15 and|10%@1i%; Roquefort, de; |B EAST INDIA TEA CO. Fare (We round trip.|$100@12.00 per " | nae Mike o Best service. Or- ite Swine, 161 ibe, ryrrerr rrr tr POCSOSCOOSCOOOOOOSD | NOKDHOFP & CO, WAGNER'S ORCHESTRA SATURDAY NIGHT APTER SIX SALE We had a letter the other day from the far East saying “We wish you would tell us more about your After Six Sale, and how the combination of very low prices and good music really result in a large department store on Saturday night.” We replied that ‘the most immediate result isa happy throng of good-natured buyers, which is gradually increasing from week to week.’ THE BON MAKCHE And so it see that the East, as well as in the West, Bon Marche is a matter of comment and the success of th intere TOMORROW NIGHT’S LIST tra thrown Orche Ribbon in plain xtripes, pol ka dots and fancy figures, after ‘a yard, Limit, 6 yards to pe, @ good var- ety of quality, after #ix, one- third off regular pri Puft Ties, we white macco feet, in p { stitch, double toes and hee ular 20 stockings, af We and The ea & pal Misses’ fine or heavy fast black Cotton Hose Towels, size h, af- of meshes, after six, Dip Hate. { with white China silk, worra 9c, after six, 4% Short Back Sallora, tn brown, Lawns and Dimities, } black, tan, red and y for- worth 6c a yard, af- ? mer price Mec, after six, 2c. Wrappers, after and green, x. Women's Linen Outing Hats, and Chilaren’s Per. ham Sun Bonnets, $1.50 Petticoats, Superb Knitting Silke vod Safety Pins, all Large | Unbleached ® paper Sponges. after # & paper, af- Japanese Tooth Bru shes, . Sewing Need ter wix Cabinets of arsorted Hair Pins, } le Silk Parasols, $1.95 fe a box. 4 tead of $3.78, after ote Mair Nets, instead of Sc, after with t repe Paper, te a roll, instead } af of $2.76 i ' a Soc hand made Eastern Choco- I six, { Intes, after six, 20¢ a pound. } Chocolat Menter, 2 100 pack- ages for 10c, after six. ponMARC EH NORDHOFF & CO. 435 Second Ave: 15-123 Pike Stra» after s v : e Now Is the Time : to Buy a ‘ . é a Always Ready a Sold at Manufacturers’ w Prices. |§ Seattle Gas & Electric Co. h 214 CHERRY ST. at he | Serereorooors eee > bass |@ Remington Typewriters Perfect Harmony th 3 The standard of exceltence, ¢ | 5. dest enjoyed if, the ] en the BALL DIAN! ~ : Ee. SC NItlu. © S 4Q| nape you know how ANS a : General Dealer, @ | of tune some pianos get in eum 109 Cherry street. ae eee -l. piano is well ar efully to Seeeersoroocscooes cri mints ios te chan th of tone. The wood is thoroughly soned and all parts carefully 4 justed. Also a large assortment oth tandard makes to select | I | at ine barge n ain prices. ho | D. §. Johns Ms oa to | 903 Second Avenue ‘ sie rke Bultdin b ty oy fa For INSURANCE Sines | FOTEL BUTLER” § ™ ing & TrustOo. rev Aruats £2 Seer inn Rod Company Z CAFE AND Tolepner a QRILL A fred A. Wiag & Oniy First-class Room # | 54 _ | Buropean con: No for the Seattle Daily |S Fen om, eC ‘ bitte tet beet N MORAN BROS CO. Shipbuilders, Founders, Machinists and Boiler Makers | Manufacturers of: High-Grade Lumber, FOIE IOC IIIS IOI IIRC II III IO III IRIE Q just ‘4 “ WEATERS xiileo SWEATERS | This new and full line of Sweaters is by far the best ever offer N |X ed in Seattle, being just from the mill, and thoroughly high grade bs © $3.00—Worth 1% More—S6, oo | Anta GOING, NORTH RUP&ca. co. 804 FIRST AVENUE BEBE B RB EBOEGBCOBHBOBORE EBERRON EERE LEE etteet ities tet t