The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 14, 1901, Page 3

e — ; a BL he pees WEDNESDAY AUGUST 14, 1901 KNIVES AND 2 PISTOLS Eee Trouble Over Money May : Result In a Murder. preg hae fred “RESIGNS Detective of City Force Will Return to Private Life. Woxt Tuesday's Meotine se | i : BIDS OPENED === SEARCHING = = ==" FOR HIS SON = hapr Parents of Missing John H. McCaul! & Goerig, of 7 v in Seattle iF ‘ apt. PHM . fe | tir at 8 h The fix 1 , 1 » Washing i N anis the officers tr « hie 7 mmoned and| MH. Met ault t termast MeGowan | nearly tw He is belle ‘Was bre pught to Providence » he OSPHal) be sh m his * nea 5 . IS BURNING VICTORIA, B. CC, Aus. 4 Special to the Times from Cumber land says that sulphurous * HE COULD T from the burning mine at No. 4 shaft! gusty doing all he car | have made it impossible for the men | them | to work or to stay in the vicinity of] Capt, McCaul! recently retired | the fire, and that for this reason the | ¢,< management last night 4 that} the mine must be foo: All night a gang of men was working re: ing the pumps, cars, etc. This Shand, Wivetate, ing « large ditch was dug om | Comox lake to the mouth of the slope DELAY IN THE F Pies £ we ert = Tt will take three fit the mine to SOUTH PAVING) the quarte Washing “tty, | nm Clty He Saw the Burglar r four wee fire level. No 3 slope, high flooding point, will now Three hundred tons daily can en from it. This, with soo « No. § and No. 6 shafts, will output for San F c markets quite as high as usual. MAYBE VINCENT 1S AN AGENT! And Has an Interest tn Throwing Business That Way enough to supply enuse the city admint not-constder any product the Denny ed why he didn apacity. City) “IT was so rattled say the Denny product “that 1 As was stated yesterday, the! bend that the Seattle & Lak Washington Waterway company | is to give the city for the faith heaviest wear and they - ae le bel carrying out of the lease of the Lak ull De Tatu somata ELS’ QUEEN REIGNS, s UNIVERSITY gestion of Councilman Vincent. Mr Byers objected to it, stating that he could not see why the city should act} (Continued from Page One.) as a subagent for the surety com-| ——— panies; that if other bonds were/ture of holiday life that th good why should the pt-| visitor viewed In th ed He thought it w 8 g004 thing to always ty company bonds: that is, a good| thing for the surety company. | Permits Issued Covering $107,000 —— ot oe Sarat | Worth of Improvements voted this mor | | P ex | hit ve been tardy j eile sd bdauied Permits have been issued by the Burglars entered the warehouse of| , wing ied en. gp Shea tmp é Miles Fulks and the slaughterhouse | ""* hah4. Long Ave ae |e iemin Washing of T. C. Fiaydes near La ©, Sun-| ; a Li 4 th x b * ¢ay night and le a tity of Ser ’ X116, or valuable hides, revolvers, and papa reeg HAASE . Provisions. The losers offer a $75) A hag a pew , rs reward for the thieves. 1 ] 3 —_—_—_—_— | © * » 0 feet « Atwood-Swormsted } the t “8 and am « 7 bi a k Atwood and Miss Em! hb | ‘3 were married Saturde by Rev. J. B. Webe Th M.J So . ceremony took place in this city at tor who bai X ' & the residenc ¢ W. H. White on 1 =e r of ‘ 4 r ‘Washington street and Twenty-fifth ing and pre ding . “7 “ * aven i th then an ‘ Eagle city, though he t t land th on and her Skagway-Juneau Cable | ide the ect to the cor { Tenth street, J marshal Maj. W. A. Glaseford, wh have charge the government's Skagway and Jun cable on the Co With him wen men to lay the It is believed the ¢ E. Holt Her Gorgeous Robes The corons is a triumph occupy less than a mont erations are begun. ft is eaid that! Maj. Giassford is experience work, servin vice in the We to Seattle short time Brunswick om FEEDING HIS HORSES “A.W. GRANE HIT A BARN bg tne $y Frightened Was Mr. Solen When °° : WeeTERL AE BUILDINGS THE SEATTLE STAR, Sending Out Notices | “Much Ado About Nothing ARRESTED THE RIGHT MAN Fred Walker, Said to Be a Person of Many Crimes May Invoke the Law tettetttttte ttt bith he r Theaters, : > Shhh hhh hae Chouncey Olcott Onty Four Rood Districts Moving Picture QUOTATIONS Treated as Other Taxes . «1 cpt cortinom t ' k be Rinne 5 from W Lare “4 lemons quote tions day. Butter JOBBING QUOTATIONS. (CORRECTED DAILY) Green Fruit. 2 BAGS a CHATELAINE TOPS 1a SBA a coo SCODMANS ‘eSodte: 2 901 Second Ave, Be (or, Marion Butter Ch Butter ot f 140x128 Feet « the splendid train o op by ; der of atin outtin-| rega n jewe are of| I 1 hick 124 iC BIDS ©: great size it snd wet in a|JObn B, Wright Falls Back on Old) turt 1 ks, 16 ‘ <n cca pthetcsapeonerdieg ed Ordinance in His Complaint following On 1 I , t 1 . lara. of fice nd tots on the dock or tn Broadway North Work Set for Board of Publle Works t? ttle , fd d Officials Return i" " 1 For at Next Two Meetings : ’ ' eturr 1 H und, par ton, 913.60 Bide for the following street 1 at : fi Hastert gton timothy; $16@ ‘ will be opened by th ee f ' fa, $ 1 @ @ works at ite meet n Eastern tri ; I t neb pid a‘ planking Madison | Visit Navy Yard acd Battleships : Weahinatory 120, This lot is level, with a Street from Ninth avenue to Terry sri ca. te 2 ion, ini grand view. One half le forth from Aloha street Pages Daily Exoursions to Navy Yard ort Me PYSE Street: grad da Have the News in Camp ' nm Columt r erty. Rant Uni ye c th tar mail J t 6 ay Pike to ou e Eighteenth avenue ¢ ¥ to East Union; cen nid Twellth avenue « T fth aven Rorth from Kast ¥ alke on €| M’SORL Pettit & Son 623 N. Y. Blk. : 3 3 ~ $ PICNIC PARTIES’ SH ANNON ‘ A MS SI NF NN TT TL AL AAPL A SLAG 0 re] re] grr 1 Ww 5 gee Bead, re] re 4% ¢ Sneauennn tet LELSPELSLSL A CELEBRATED ne HM VEFRIGERATORS <1) ATLESS THAN COST Let by Contract LC. MILES & & PIPER CO. thwest 1021. 1023 HRST AVENUE, CORNER SPRING STREET CATTLE WASM Specials for Tomorrow Ladies’ Suits, Ladies’ Jackets, Ladies’ Silk Etons, Ladies’ Capes, all at half price. WASH GOODS ix: a Yard rench Organ¢ Voting Question « mere Raye, worth tt wins, we Engligh Dimities, worth Foulards, worth 16 2 ALL FOR uk Te yaRD versal sath » every teat, CAPITAL PATENT — FLOUR hundreds of ne very best 1220-22 SECOND AVE. ; by the Hungarias S° f COR. 222 AVETS UNION ST) “ SCACF HWW n—9DYN CAPITAL MILLING CO. SHANNON: § BOSTON GROCERY 1220-1222 Second Avenue, Telephone Main 1051 CAMPING AND ne fice Hoted m his vacaé grveossososeosnesooees oo AND CAFE, ICE CREAM 50- Since d-summer wae’ o ra clearance sale on Wall Paper to make room 1413 Second: Axe y for fall goods. 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Manufacturers of High-Grade Lumber, ° ° ° = © ° ° ° o Yesler Way Pharmacy ar: RES RIL T ions Dr. %. STEVENS, Prop. Tel, Pink 1911, i c rat 38 at es cl > mas ur p ippe orch stan