The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 12, 1901, Page 4

a THE SEATTLE STAT. 4 i— - te a oor Dre ed poultry rheya, 1 a | “8 Cex hae pork, 9% “ee 1b; veal, Live oe Cows, Wwe wteers hie Council Will Decide on argc wnat, 94) 100 ) 4 a Lumber Dealers’ Meeting Du Bose Wants Pardon Montana frt uF tu of Judge Dud Battleship Sails for San Fri on | veo: | cee en, sre ning President = GAISES A ce F cisco to Be In Readiness | workine \ oO ; “4 Leasing of the Pump- |p»: reak tant | ' ; nee resok culae for Panama aS aay wee were ing Station coene’ belih Prosecuting Attorney Conducts an ny that ‘ t 1 " | Butter, on fags and ae | Examination on His Own HOOK heine won s aecaston ¢ ae all Hutter V ington creamerte Montana Jud 1 f MARSH Law NEEDED Med by the governme Mctals | the cause of the struggle t putny to the & al liforn |X . ins | Anas ¢ , Pia ; ‘ j 3 | t jo be in re nens och , . P 6 1¢; 4 het 4 ‘ s city, Ch H f a PPanaine, bor whoo ic was “ge “only then S the ata : ‘ NBERG, Ave. 12.—The, solemn | 4 ighary an ' tC Mortality Record. { ‘om . months ‘ Maye to finish her 1 be assured, t wer of . any ’ Backg Ba satan Mier Pe ' a; Sedeotey aiid ; mains: ae Ne . Ph ‘cet 1 holding the o: unity sa tiaty $ h ‘ King Fdward a ; n mor stationed la ' Bate there, and the Iowa al r 1, Th * m and b amevg eb aL Fes Mr. L A aye / m 7 . ES geturn to Puget sound. The . ous > atned aiainy, tion 1 tM ‘ . a whe he r coho mene to t ust dh , . . ; ae ‘4 me question | f t ? : ‘ . th Wanama, and the lowa may jue ilpar asc em “a 4 hav may 1K | for : nt ~ fa ; 4 ‘ isined at "Prisco until the Phitade | wilt take up any other very imp i3.bo; | Notwithstanding, : Ta pty " arrives there Rear Admir , tern 0 moth: - ousy » DK —_ = al has temporarily transte rea | | et ee ee t — Pie fag from the lowa to the Wis Subssviiiliens Chadd | daattor < Fre : stinbio: nan| no rant . fonsin, J SED : 5 Mra eles a "any parte thes ; BON. MARCHE NORDHOFF & CO. oO NORDHOFF & CO, _ OE aN . n heawe—Natiy on, 1 ' charge. " ES Wietor H. Beckman, secretary Mhe Pacific Coast L r Mar © gurers’ association, sent out « J Retters today announcing th *| Charged to aie E. W. Dieck- | hool—The Finding ia “GREEN RIVER HOT SPRINGS Beat meeting of the association is died at Bouth & t ant evening vould be held at Hoquiam on the} ‘The investigation by Capt. Bryant . The body ts at B ney & Bt ; Vuneral will be beld from th ing of Aug. %. Invitations have | and Engineer Cherry, the local board Sent to the leading lambermen | of inspectors of United States marine ‘f Washington.. Oregon and Britiso and boiler the disability of Ct . The market wil! be dis. |; nit State ansport Seward “cussed and Some clear understanding | nas resulted in fixing of the Beck | iBrrived at concerning the condition | upon the chief engiverr, E. W. Dieck ‘Of trade. After the meeting ad-! now The &: d, which was built interesting social feature| in Seattle, sailed for me lant 5 spring with military supplies a a UIT had to be towed back by the W: ren. Having been in commission for wearcely a year, her breakdown oc- casioned considerable surprise. The | | | auch action being the partial collapse | ples arrived on the avenue. Prices i her furnaces, Jon fruit, however, are little = m of the inspectors as fol E NAPLES, Aug. 12.—Signor Crispi, -yuly 29, 1901, we made a careful | char ly premier of Italy, diet at! and thorough examination the} Villa in this city at 745 o'clock | potter and furnaces. We found her | Sic and %« might. He had been iil many | furnaces down from five-eighths of| Washing and latterly had sunk rapid-/ an inch to one and one-half inches | up to 2 He was unconscious when death | We also found large quantities of| Fees r | off in the boiler and burn ale o@ | dozen. she funeral will be a state affair | top of the furnaces, caused by oll. | The Umatilla arrived from Call ‘mast elaborate. | “The boiler is provided with mod. | fornia this morning with some apples ee eee hoy oy pr fm appliances for keeping out for- | and pears. resou| ire sue! ap substances. (Bt the time of his death, that the = vestigation was held Aug. & JOBBING QUOTATIONS. Wife will have nothing to live upon ys07 —— Eomave the proceeds from the sale of| «we fnd the collapse of the Se- | ward’s furnaces was due to the | ence of off in the boiler, for which | 5@¢ p | Chief Engineer Dieckhoff seems un- | $1.00; eating apples. Military Telegraph System | able to encia oranges, $3.7 account. An all-American telegraph Une | For negligence tn thus permit. | $2.00@4.00; oltves, Seg7s the Alaska military posts! ting the boiler of the Seward to he pe fruit, $2.00@2.60; pine: come in dad condition, we hereby | $y” Cantaloupee fi to poe teeny suspend the license of E. W. Dieck-| herries, $1. 15092.08 Seems at present to be an assur-| hoff, chief engineer, for a period « tbs baal SCASi Weiler matenn iG thing. Lieut. Win. Mitchell of the | @ days from the dute herevt, unde — tree chapel tomorrow morning. Inte met his man and caused his arrest by Officer Helms, Bayne positively denies the charge, D lc fans give solid comfort fee Kilbourne @ Clark Co,, #18 Bee ond avenue. o = The Star will be matled to your mp address without extra charge OSLYN COAL UEEN COAL Once tried always used, our maxim, “Success the test of merit.” Business started in Seattle Aug. 1699, and has increased ev- ery month since. Telephone Union % for coal and domestic, ord livered north of Pik Telephone Main 6&8 orders tor delivery south of Pike street. FURNACES (LEANED Now is the time to have your fur niture inspected t Id be Cleaned to give good results for the winter's use. We give a furnace a thor and ¢ ng In the matterot the United Statce ths sandielill ahdsioad im cechobur ee transport Seward, we find that} \¢ 0 et she arrived In Seattle in tow of the | °F loca! fruit this morning. |transport Warren, the reason for | Wenatchee melons, berries and ap- lumped this morning to ¥ butter went « and 3c per ne and thoroughly first-class h red you to spend your aym *. The hotel is steam-heated acenery, splendid accommodations are the inducemen © Mot Sp f links on the hotel grounds; bowling ding. mer vacation at nd Neh! ali¢y and billiard States signal corps is in the tio re gehen vives to { the Northern Pacific Rattway cpa ar at the eggs erty of oe f eee Vegetadios. PP: ascermc heel Bae Merehern, Fine a i Preparing to leave this week | Potatoes—$28.00650.00 42 miles from So wo trains daily each way, and there | Drone ‘us ated in the hote Skagway to start active work | $1.00 per sack ahhdahddtddhaaadhaaad TE signal work in Alaska bas been | | Se@ties sesticn for some time on account o: | eas: Gases, Oe se 4 mew telegraph system which had | Theaters. = tele Be - at be installed in Cuba and the Phil tatoes, SLES@LS5; Chili peppers. per Ib; sauder kraut, 3@4 native head lettuce, le per dos wa T jong dista de 4 1 is located in the center of altitw 1800 feet, and the ete. Ht. WOODHOUSE @ Tel. Main 944. 1409 SECOND AVE. RARER RRR distri ty mountainous Whether person takes one day or # month's vacation, there ts no better piace in the Northwest to spend that yecation than at Green River Hot Springs. _ The Alaska aystem wil! be tempor. connected with Canadian wires green peas, 3c pound: dried figs ‘the boundaries, but the ultimate | Chauncey Olcott. cartons, 0; fancy 0c, imp Railroad Fare From Seattle, $2.50 Round Trip BU! Sf the government is to put! Chauncey Olcott, the artistic sing. | ‘Omen, OGTbe case: date DREN: Et eS AGEN eh r doz; pars! Tove GRAND cox =—sRIDGE COAL ‘This coal js from the new the Issaquah C J. S. KLOEBER, M. D., GREEN RIVER HOT SPRINGS MORE THAN EVER “THE variety of bargains offered here today is greater than ever before. Men, women and children, alike, are concerned ‘in these announce- ments. Watching these ads. closely will save you many a dollar during the year. EVERY AD. NEW EVERY DAY. REMOVAL SALE Our building ts to be torn down and we are forced to move. You profit from our misfortune, EVERYTHING MUST GO, Our latest suite AT YOUR OWN PRICE, . MATZGER, 1307, Second Avenue in the world. " foot of Madisan St. Telephone Main 976. | Ade dedndadedadndadndn dated dads SER EEEER ERE EB EKER [Xtteeeeeee eee eee Grand next Friday and Saturday jmustus Pitou, his manager. It ts a Retracting | [play widely different from Irish Upticlan | plays usually seen, inasmuch as it] When your eyes pain, run water! by S. M. Moore |story in Interesting and original a and Pit Bs M (Moore, general some production that marked Mr be 3RATED Femarkable prediction concerning pm Alaske cable. er of ballads, and comedian of muca - ¥ calulifower, Tbe@$1.00 when he will present for the first time in this city Bis new comedy | has no priests nor redeoats in it |and the lids get red and «well, give | The usual components—iove and in-| them © the best attention You giving Mr. Olcott opportunities | wo. vocal and ywork. The| We Sell Of the Northern Pacific, from! Ojcott’s successful run of over five CEL. | Sie St. Pau! headquarters, has made | months in New York. os la CANDIES j “Washington's lumber trade. He says tag PI 1c Pictures. » 1 100,- © s. ite prevent fiscal years will see 10) 1 ae are seeing sas La as rn Price Fresh wit and humor, will be seen at the | onions, tic E Garrett, O'Magh,” written by Aw. F. E. ELLIOTT) Bright Outlook forthe State as Seen rigue, work their way through the| Will get it at 910 Heussy building, eau! All recelve here the same hand GUNTHER’S | @0) cars of Washington lumber car- fire engi archlight, 1305% | York city horse exhibited at the Second avenue East over the N. P.. G. N., and P. lines. Next year, he say: | ghipments will touen 115,000 ars, and Within 10 years 200.000 cars a year Eileen Copies of « recent isterview | WESSELS TIED UP Re intcrmen’ ‘ahe'tsic'se| AT SAN FRANCISCO rhe inerease In the lumber move. 55 ny 2 Tallag and Havit ment this year will be between 20) More Than a Hundred Swinging! it. Washington tim-| . SliRcdauis cts omen vow to Utah Idly at Their Anchors Ber products are eeling now in Utan,| $ ; Balbriggan Underwear Colorado, ota, Nebrask« Siiets sews, ‘Minnesota, ‘Wiscve TYESDAY 196 a | Sip end lilinois, in order given | The harbor of Ban Francisco prob. | | Perfect Harmony “There is nothing in the raliroad| ably resembles that of New York o in best enjoyed oe pest enjoyed if the accompanist situation that gives better promise | city more today than ever befor “Phe belt halnevinsas roa d McLERNON sy 4 PIANO. Per- @han this condition. We must fill| There are more ships lying inside th itil SECOND AVE. hap atul Bhese westbound ‘empties,’ and thels | Goiden Gate than ever before in tr in Seattle ee Wort tty ot umber will be « constant guaran-| history of that city At present aves for 25c Bi Ban rik lS 3g . ae. ee also. be ID 0 is of tone. ‘The wood is thoroughly sea soned and all parts carefully ad justed. n large tment of Gommercial development will surely | veasela swinging at their anchors, | result.” and each suceseding day seems only ee to lessen their prospects of get DR. H. TT. TURN FR Ey iteck For Tuesday Special | fim & Vision other standard makes (o select from at genuine bargain prices, We Offer Misses’ Kid Shoes at $1.10 per Pair Moons Head ( Eyes Eye { Ache }irae et le ion Marche block, Tel, Green 261 Jaway. Within the last t | seven Dig colliers have been sent t | "Frisco with 20,000 tons of coal, and MEETING AT seosmsees {soon as #hips reach the harbor they | are deserted by their crews, | Another result of the strike is that | | the Yregon Railway & Navigation House Furnishing and i Ladies’ Wearing Apparel ee ee ae D. S. Johnston (0,.: S10 Second Ave CINDAUBR ssw 49) Pike |) 903. Second Avenue | Co. has issued an order for its 'Fris-| We airs ony ‘ F mons tn the “} ae rhe Belldin the Saturday Nig Night Affair Was | pr Arg Me Valor une aorlded thal 1g #0 tom wish to bu Gann ra fees re { WE MEAN 10 WIN ry Dominated by Socialists Bie et ees of the ‘lack at. cate |@ ee f Screen Door By, seton ite 1S We Have a + een 1 daw sbaggiie, Will Yo Gone over Westberg & Childs 90c and 1,00 &f ? monet any 3 i aba oe 3 ites eS faympathize| the Southern Pacific Railway. 1312 Second Ave, ERST BROS. © HARDWARE Co. [|g ~“Ompressed Klore ¢ with the striking machinists, senti- 506 Pike Bt Tel, Green 72. 417 Pike Street le Fixing Bath 3 Bent, Late wae said on the local Survey of Nome Country ~* "TALES OF LINCOLN” eocor ig Call and See It ¢ Berns Tccatn, 5 machine adealrnstg tmnt ere x PALES | ULN | BAMBOO Recs |/E yocinsn Daa ant 3 Basin diverted’ saree capital |ermment will have completed a sur | | ( “i with each package of Qc "alt OF is fe $| ged calling « (ee bel lag 0 #8 (een LINCOLN TEA 250 OC Vatucw Ol 4 Photographic Supply ¢ curate maps of the district HIRSCH’S PHARMACY MEE CHONG & CO. 1/6 1 Columbia Strect, Beattie 3 pert, Drewident of th Getdine, « Keologiat, with topog agvaph We Deliver to All First and Pike Tel 1116 Second Ave. Sees oa ARE YOU LOO the close close of the mecting| mcr, and fends word that Be wilt Parts of the City FOR - SPRI GOODS pevvererrerrrcccscereeyy Beanies veetstione were sont | ti ea wai | ew Patterns REDUCED fits" || $ Seattle Transfer Co, Prelgnt, Passenger and Bageage STORAGE ‘Tel, Main 41-49, Office 623 First ay, ‘The machinists and * | ‘Of the city of Beattie, in MEETING 4 im assembled, realize and | T 4 : nd Joiners, the fact that there is a y 4 t bust in the present pA fy vient - ety; and p . B. SEATTLE TAILORING CO. 1207 First Ave, Arrived, FALL GOODS PAPER? | Reasonabl) Pric’s ©. F. STOLTING 816 Third Ave, ‘Tel, Red 1021 three thousand yards of The price paid was an ave this lot of silks would certainly tine Altman’s retail price in Seattle did we choose to ask it, but Mr. Nordhoff has told us to “give Seattle people a treat,” and we obey the order by CUTTING THE PRICES IN TWO ere are many styles and kinds In the purchase which we have divided into three lots, the de tails of which B. Altman & Cx ‘This lot is cy Btripe Taffetas ar tall price for these yard. Tb third of the lc B. Altman & Co.'s $1.50 Here Dot Self h are as follows made ot, that w t Finished Head Dot, Satin Stripe, Taffetas GRAND OPERA Color ILKS * A PURCHASE and a S SALE wi a. Gepdien, Rake Ge donee S ive notified you in the Star during the ’s $1 Silks 47c About 1500 yards of the entire lot are inctuded tg go at 4 Liberty Satins, Screw ‘ past few days. Mr. Nordhoff bought about th class silks from B. Altman & Co., New York, age of about one-half their worth, Every yard of price, which are worth in New York $1.0 @ ¢ Taffetas, fan- { yard The re- § $1.00 | per B. Altman & Co.'s $2.50 Silks $1.19 . oF about a This line consists of Persian Stripe an fects bi A inch Flanne! Taffetas Iks 79% tines. Di Arabian Lace Effects and Printed Warps ymers Jooking for the very latest and most le high en siiks will find them in this. Taffetax, Persiar Fancy Grenadine { fashior ripes, all over lace effects, Printed Wa: Fancy ot. though the price is $1.19 as against the valug + ot 1k Without question, the best value in r The reat is now represented in our Seo * b serviceable silks that the has Avenue show window by a few pleces of the differs: * Kw --¥ Bee hora * AAPA AR AAA RA * THE WASH GOops ‘STORE PRESENTS THE LAST : OF THE REMNANTS * ng thle week. | It nd s os " . thts mill remnant sale of Wash Goods, No one : annot gainsay it because we have sold thousands ¢f} * p rect from ion to our regular lines of wash goods, + These prices for tomorrow are all very special * BLACK SATINE, 27 inches wide, fast black, worth 2 1 Remnants of shame, Prints, Satines, * *, Percales, *» and Foulards at about * MNANTS of 16c OUTINGS best styles, ir rhait thelr regul value. } sry tailed material § FANCY DIMITIES—60 pieces Fine Dimities, gos r wrappers, poe styles and colors, worth Ihe, yard ....... ate fall styles; extra value, at, yard .... 10e / BEST INDIGO PRINTS, worth €1-4c, yard r Sale Opened This Morning and Continues Tomorrow r a » Vs © NORDHOFF & 0., 1419 to 1429 Second Avenue and 15-2 Pike Street F< ® « AMUSE ENTS. T 44 ob tee — o Be Sold f : HOUSE see: Our Entire Stock of New and D a” aged a Donny night, August 1 |Hardware The One Big Event. | P Paints, Etc. = Grand For Champion He Ce | seats at GRAND rouse Sparring Exhibition 20—ROUNDS—20 Points, avy Weight Pacific mat, } Sparring Partner of Gus Ruhlin, | Ani Preliminaries, box office Saturda. Setwoet FRED RUSSELL JOHN CORT. MANAGER “Phone, Main 65, Next Friday and Saturday evenings, Satur | | “The AUGUSTUS © play will orig charactert ssful run for ork, HEAR OLCOTT'S NEW SONGS) 4. PRICES—$1.50 balcony, 75e and | Seats on sale Th ee CHAUNCEY OLCOTT Matinee--Entire ay Matinee ‘The Distinguish 4 Irish Comedian, on the PITOU, Manager. $1.00, lower floor, $1.00 Wc; gallery, 2h nursday, 9 a, m, ented with and effects B0c and | eenieenemnnenensrmtnt SEARCHLIGHT = nd Avenue, Admission, 10¢ Showing Father transformation scene; horsel engines of New the biffel tower; arrival of train jana others, York city Piecadiily circus; at Paris exposition, |At prices reduced to the le possible sere, CAHN & COHN’ U5 Jackson street. a \Yesler Way Pharmacy Corner Yesler Way and Broadway, PRESCRIPTIONS Dr. J.B STEVENS, Prop o FUNERAL % ‘ leeoeeece } ‘ . 13 R ton Typeerttere "3 : pIRECTORS® F : Tne wtandard of excalience. $ SEATTLE ® ot DENVER ED MARTINS = © NILES 3 aa . ies Cherry wttect, Ve we t |Seececccsccecscoes y « q iM | 2 — ~Ge— | A Money Money Saver on Trade Prices. Shirts, closed front, 100; open » 12%o; soft shirts, 2c; cuffs, per pair, 4c. not to shrink ke the rough and give you Mg] finish (no gi Queen City Steam Laud ols tone omen 1 MORAN BROS co. Shipbuilders, Founders, Machinists and Boiler Makers. Manufacturers of High-Grade Lumber. a Henne kee nee ae : SHOT G $7.50 to Bingie or $100.00 Beubie Barrel 7 ty MAKES AND ; A reefer they us¢ i Me ; she B, etc 3 ded to order, Smad - ici | SOING, cama eamae a co : : 804 FIRST AVENUE