The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 20, 1901, Page 2

THE SEATTLE STAR. PAE SEALIEE STAR [m rw" ONLY HOBOES. et Prt Sears CLASSIFIED. ADS. Every aft bon except Sunday | TELEPHONES ete Men Arrested for Shrieber Murder ABSTRACT OF TITLE May Be Released ; HAZARD WELL ¥ ® FL CHA eon Manager For South-Eastern Alas Seattle—1107 Third aven , Ne York m ting One cent pe yi six comnts per Week or twenty-five cents per month, dei 1 . Trea t n t . H kot Ome ty ma carriers, No free | h t 1 ' 5 i ; bik, | HROMLEY & ‘ LET THERE BE AN ACCOUNTING. | sequenc PACIFIC CLIPPER LINE c HOUGHTON, 4 5 de 4 KH. CALNE, Prost _— eas inin 300 : 4 rever may rest the blame for the wrecking of the steamer Is . ATIORNEYSAT LAW PRQUINT & I J u the tin ck, and t er 4 during the wal het ' ' aUIGESS j . isi t 1 ane 0 I I t . e ue . eay Aly Hig “ Pa gee catenitied wneih | | p ' M ro pas fe Mamely, that confi gued throughout the ¢ f the catastrophe, | : 7 7 b ‘ years’ ak C4 4 And that many of the ship's officers DID NOT exert their utmost ¢ | ‘ ‘ ‘ « (over p Mee) DENTISTS. i F P Beavor to save the passengers. | et A b , “ : SOSeeoooereoreoorooooros ire Muln He AW. PRL fieus 7. y ‘eatimony such as this is evidence, not mere nt . wece " PA ‘ A 7 : P a a owe ane ; |Mr, Eastman Wouldn't Make : apren “ 7 f : HUMBOLDT 8.58. CO PY Ce aa nBAL as =i And it is DAMNIN | * . te ‘ wrath al a 4 ¢ DMAMATIC-OF GMA TIO ROM . a The first ship's boat to put sen the 4 containeo | Mr, Ward’s Pictures for | Hantora. nant t . amine ' SAN : cu Un apt vi CaaS tive bai $$. §. HUMBOLDT 3: a ae eae ae ; Where, then, were THE WOMEN? j 9 _vutse 8 ne { ° R i Main 74 ora . - o9 = 4 They were on the ship, walt > be rescued , A § wit * Ver t P ; FRANK Bb. WIP ati force, Ties } * cate Some of them were stiil sleeplo acefu ma, un- | ates Me 8, Rastman ame ; 3 \ M t ee from my res Str, City of Everett ans Greyhound x k ‘ 2 RESSMAKERS. B Bonscious of approaching death, unwarned h yaw am ‘ ae CA ALVE 3 August 24th, at 8 P.M. eld “ . ® ; ay WHY HAD THEY NOT EEN WAKENED notice Cann’s a 8 ad oo 4: x mee 1 : Liner FOR te ; a a Recause the captain and his officers failed to do their duty | . maig « Bs —" : ‘ ‘ T 3 1 ‘ ‘ u 1 ant Head of a competent ofticor to direct | Mrs. Eastman says that Ward) © h fan uses . ; ‘ : ‘ ¢ } N 2-43 H 1 q A ja ms corrowfully apparent that the captain of the steamer Islander |came into her stu have a the p. lamp 1 ' "TRAC TERS y r NAPI Hu 1 f eg It is sorrowfully apparent that the cap teamer Islander | © %.. peeaaee. -\e7 Bave (af een SS, = : ¥ 1 j Seereccesorcsoecorovooes A + i OYEING AND o% {was neither cool nor competent, when put to the test cateyy rod . : HOSRTETTERS BITTE — . KEMP, 483 Burk Parisian Dye Ma, ve Foote’s vessel sunk, and (a) sote wae drowned; but there | VOT” falr hs sn, New bath houses, Madrona Villa an, pre ; ; . Capt. Foote’s vessel kk, and Capt. Fi as drowned; but th numerous pictures on credit. Mr« ieosenemnmielinmmme Per a ; The White Pass clean, » » Ps q fs nothing of the sublime tn his death. Eastman thought the matter : ‘ nn ' é Yuk - y wh 4 He did not go down, splendidly, like a man, with his ship, after the |and decided t at Apollo Ward ax HERPICIDE and Yukon Route : : ae, LH A Joo are deen saved. B Comnenoy ener, therefory an & Per . hue STAMP! 4 : er ore bos hele | Vance was asked h k, Ward HOOT ARBAPARILLA ELECTRICAL MACHINERY pe atest 8. « No. He perished miserably, from a raft SOAs hse ae etgaae ea , lair ; ‘The statements made by persons who witnessed Capt. Foote’s death led he had heen mistreated, and SENNE piscoveny ERICKBON & Wyman Co, dyna. | Co! . _ D> fend color to the theory that he committed suicide, upon realizing the eded f he wh turnt ot oe tc Mi iring and bell work, 1314 We ‘ arc © extent of the disaster ware, Sanlrare: Abe other babery. air, ‘ j FINANCIAL. . ste No, there ts nothing fine in the @cath of Capt. R. H. Foote, master of nsferred to Judge Cann's depart VIN 7 TO LOAN-¥F 0 T D Yhe steamer Islander. | ment of Justice. Per bott : rate of intere ca But he Is dead. He has passed beyond the power of earthly reckon CAS STOVES Per SLES NERVINE ant toi Mert Job Ang and must answer to a higher court than ours | Two New Brick Buildings . Sea Si : ‘ , Trees aoe & ne ne But the company that EMPLOTED him ts NOT beyond accounting. dniad wie tila bls vestere : bee Per bott ® c . OLYMPIC OIL CO. a Th a measure, and a large measure, the blame for the drowning of the | for twa new Datory brick bo shgeciabes ee ——— f FOR SALE Passengers of the steamer Islander rests upon the Canadian Pacific Nav. |One In to be erected at 200 OL STOVES Per bottle RARER ERE anne x y faation Co. oles, Gia oak fal 2 2 ak ng tables %- | with full lot 60x120, on Tt was thts company that sold the tickets to the now dead vietims, [OH $12.00. | The other is to be put [If the one-burner J . ; For Honolulu Direct 3) 2. omefes'ved aiscts. "io tive| south folesOtacast ey Jt was this company that amployer Foote as captaih of the vemsel. It | 44 Terry's firet pie . $400 cash, balance month r, with the ¢ The Globe Navigation Co. Mchaire. 0 high back Eh addition and will be Me * * t . z * Ge this company that should be CALLED TO ACCOUNT for thia piti- | built by William A, Brown, 1 GASOLINE STOVE Pred PRRECHI ae AP Pacite biock, ALT ASU ENS ON Sits fully UNNECESSARY loss of human life. Will cost $24,000. : Per bottle 8c Aimpaten oft . Ba hh egy A \ | HIGHEST prices for second hand TENTS AND AWNINGS, ‘The sale of a ticket by a transportation company Is ARANTY : 1 burner ~ tei vk be ra * ae ES — Deven, F *. rus by | eee nsn ed Beeot Warmace Gn. ae a Awnings —Mcsgum of o \ NC 0 in —— ' ig } ' tm, aheets,| | Seg Tel. Hod 12 mining hose and am Miat the life of the holder of that ticket shall NOT pe entrusted to in- |DOQODWELL & CO.’S £ ‘Sailing About July 15 pond : x pn, oh competent hands. BLUE FLAME ol STOVES Coo er & Lev $ y N a Mar. | THRER fine, Gordes setter pups. 3 amp beds. the “Gold Ch i called to accor * i a seid ronths olf. 21 Dexter avenu : Let the Canadian Pacific be cated to account ALASKA FLEET > ta 7 p y, : pee ibeention ape te < weer farnit FUNERAL DIRECTORS. j 1G © le mae Wholesale ant Reta! Graeer 104-106 FIRST AVENUE nd Western LITTLE BROWN BEAST OF THE hens Coast Company Is Now in) Spelger & Hurlbut, ‘The second man who was bitten by Infected moaquitoes which had Complete Control Bet, Vester and Washingtos Reto bo ie lenging for FURNACES. | a, Goede saate Sam * Been set apart for the experimentsof Dr. Caldas, the Brazilian expert, . 1215-1217 Second Ave, Telephone Main 182 rs - ————=| Eleventh ay between’ Marion | FINLAY & ROBE. 118 Gooond Ave ¢ & Erland, First asf ied of yellow fever Yeuterday.—Havana news item. - 4 PPCoeOPOOPOOOSOOOeSe ee nh iiiniin mrnetn Puke Aina : Recon ah ‘ In that portion of Western Washington lying round about the me- = h has beon| lettin S. CENTENNIAL $0 Wednes: BSERSS ADD SADOLSSS. TAXIDERMISTS be! Aropolis of Seattle, the natives and other residents have not found it ne- | 0" foot for & month oF ome re was) NOMA and TELLER direct ._ciegant | MESORLEY & HENDERSON, 213 |<-C peng. 188 Third Aves ri Geasary to infect the mosquito, oF to set him apart, In order to discover |ingion & Alaska Steamship Co. eave] x oll a il Agnes I hoy Mary's kg. exten-|~ ‘HELP WANTED. | — _TINNERS. ga re ne 0° Peeenren | Pact a ticle tk oneeanae vesat saltia Soptensse 15 re, vel | FIVE waitresses, in ctty and out, |EINLAY & ROBB. Tel. Grees $t ‘Weil, not made by a sale of the City of Seattle tie wal Fe pte gerne hg cneetngy = rshyg Blt bo ___TRAINED NURS79. That ubiquitous Brown Beast of the Air rather sets apart his own | P04 an exchange of the charters of| | e the best in ene cee, Sik Thi ethens.| MISO “CLAUBEA’ EC POBE: NITS fo Wictims and then proceeds to demonstrate the poison-truth upon them. |{ne Victorian and ihe Cher eo Xai | & WIC Oo ate Phone. Black 3721; new "phone 1 nurse, graduate John Sem vs Any camper, or other dweller in the outskirts will cheerfully vouch | transferred their Oriental line ¥ THWESTE? WANTED Machin a tomptial, Golvence. Se re for this. the Northern Pecttic © oie aves oulnw First Avenue, COMPANY. eerie keep away ff me Putt 1286 -— Upon being questioned he will tell you that he is a member of the [ect which they will continue to of i. AUCTION SALE. — Seven rooma| Iron Trades Council TRANSFER COMFANIES. re at 908 Washington Gyncopated Association of SufferingSuburbanites, and knows whereof | erate j Senne AVE See WEnee et, between Ninth and Tent HELP WANTED—FEMALE. S Transfer Co. Main 380 i he speaks. She “ 9 20000000000 0000000000008 | 2 t 10:30 a.m. | Profitable work, Pike as| UMBRELLA REPAIRING. ‘He will, tf you like, roll back his shirtsleeve and exhibit the private | | I il f HAT wry OF RvEbeer | % : Mor sot, aas| WOTELM, FURNISHED ROOMS. |UMMRELLAS manufactured. as ] Sark of membership—nineteen lumps white in a field crimson, #up- THE KI KIMBALL é CITY OF EVERETT | , ng very *l-| GRAND PACIFIC Hotel—tiis Firet| §oveTine and general repairing. 3 porting a pair of wings. The sacred cloth of this order in sea-green mos- | —— == SEAT ONDS ROUTE | ; , table, dining | S¥@;} house newly furnished. All =e H quito-netting, and the high-nign is made by drawing the nail of the in- a eTLnanie Wine oe | haan $ LBs Le Leave Seattle, 7.0 a. m., 12 m., and rm | *. lace | BATTLESHIP House, 82 1st av. 80.| G wat me agar ex finger of the right hand quickly across the left cheek, and following bian A SSCHUTZ, Holyoxe ‘With a (seemingly vicious) slap of the right palm against the back of Nearly $150,000 Aboard es Ibe, 20c; week, $1 and § OR | 7:18 rues, | WANTED, Steamer Arrives From Home wal 1 Bavoy—Roome 5c up. 625 alee satan M fine Fe CONKLIN HOUSE. Ue Sot ave, | We Kate CaRtoiern for coma qT 4 You will find the members of the Syncopated Association abid The steamship John &. Kimball er ; 5 ci t ns mt | INSURANCE, | Dice tin Pee eins iee Pile, © ng thickest upon the shores of Lake Washington between Madrona Park |jng 134 passengers, When the Kien é * 2°41) BURNS @ ATKINEON, ‘ene: | Main 406: new, 15 fad Renton. Herealong they dwell in tents and drag out any old kind | > ne pee oane Ee — etal? innin Pr ents. a Mar- | WV. Rinehart & Co. . om , IRON AND PLATING. Det'an existence, according to the grace of the genus culex and the | nial and the Valencia in port. Just Les é a dock)|A CHANCE to those who want en | ONI | e Rall_ & Plating works 2320 I 8 Siy of sts incursions a-wh |prior to the departure of the Kir Mond ineoday and ¥t a oer pa 5 want an "gee = - rs Raultiplicity of its incursions a-wing. |Bau the steamer Roanoke arrived ner tg hyd = 4 DON On Wednew |IF you want correct weights and LEGAL NOTICES. : These people are most peculiar. ‘Though they possess lodgings in the | She reports that the Oregon will mail } n. 4 ‘ August, at. br returns, deal with the Chi- | xi KHOLDERS 4 Siasty, they preter to offer themscivesas living sacrifices to the sustenance |*Ortiy from there and should arrive PRICE wiup Palin. Potinch,. Union” city Saigo” gmk "Coy 1908 "Wen OCKHOLDE! a Of the Little Brown Beasts of the Air, rather than to pitch thelr camps | ¥ 0) in gold under the pur tle Tues y ny and Bat ny: eT CY CCUTTIT TTT ee HEREBY Gry y ser well ax $15,000 amongst : 2 rr WGEGRANEE scanecnniaee [9m the shadows of brick walls, where the rage and the glory of Nature |fhe ys ioun paanengern . : enue, b =| yawn poy te Cor 1 Mile © either does the Beast affiic | ~ | fon and Columbia streets; nize of | J S ROTHWELL—Loang, fire| Cor will be held at Room Noy 1 See wet either dose the Beast afflict Hop Pickers 9x120 feet, with elgpt-room | ins. surety bonds, 28 Boston bik.| 4 Dexter Horton Hank Building, is But, then, there never was any accounting for tast: OSLYN COAL Reuee, Fs spre venenth en | ithe City. off Washington, ” Ee oiloue aieeaiitnen Labor Commissioner Grout recetv with brick en; also throw. : Nise | on the 10th day of September, 190 mae Bt Ov: one, meow £4 the second letter from the N UEEN COAL) =" ~ fine | WANTED Kinds sccond” feng} at the hour of 2 o'clock in the afte OUT OF THE LOTTERY BUSINES [seu Phgond tari dewaika; cost $9,000 Welter nivees | fncretie of he capita ets of tg ¢ would ber ut Bepg. 10, andt N A ‘ niways used, our er information call = - Bre ogy cum, os” im . New shapes in stiff and soft hats, now on sale. oun the to a ert sation MECHANICAL ENGINEERS. housand (75,000) dole 5 Some time ago some public-rpirited citizens decided to hold a [ines could wae ap malhy pickers as Hapes f yh f = » Now on sale, Su the test of iets | Le MCALLASTERC tora Pioneer, | Mrs to the sum hundred an@ r Peal fair on a grand scale in Kansas City. They secured alarge tract |The asociation is dependin i r th alt Season, started tn Seattle | po oer ' - Y oe ee Colles, a Bet Jand, and decided, as an attraction, to turn a large number of lota | Beattie vb. chad “kacwees ee Aas rae Re sand has increased e¥- TB : OSTEOPATHY. t : hollers endl ‘ 7 Th - Seattle agents for Butterick's Patterns, Dr, Jaeger's ¥ age 2 ; ay, th SIX years experier } L y oe ee : s usual th rwear and the Famous Sorosis S réere to be aed pe Rickart & Howe w ERS 5 | ‘They planned to copy the land part of the ery A and the Famous ‘ s Sh ‘ ders to kantly furnished Riser & Bowel, « F ment distribution in the Indian Territory, even down . h Yakims. One hone Main 58 orders tor mth ueenaa "ne there tent & ASHINGTON nite ; iT OF : i “ CGA EE Gs milage Se -rielh he pt rt yy waged ery south of Pike atree iture will be acid ase whale in| opethy. Sate Depor a, 5 «Th sane Sonne « a ; f ‘ge 1 Id be a ery, but bo paid tor picking + gd alee. So ished in Seattle three « the ; ueieers, 00 thas the one thet made Lawson a city “ “ it as others HOLMES GOOD PURRITURE | seen day before aa tween the | exnone. ain oo Of the extate of Jacob Walls would be a plan wherein the public would try to get something for | Route of 2 and & p.m. “For furth-| OCULIGT® AND AURISTS. | | metimen nas J early nothing. That was the care at El Reno, On the strength of inen or E.G. Bickerton, auctionen, | DR. RINBE. Baliey Bulidir | No. 3917. Ni to Present Claima, EEE government's precedent it was Gecided to go shead | STR. EXCELSIOR mi | e | a81 b, G. Bickerton, auctioneer, | FONDA NADEAU, Sit Bark yaAll Persons having claims againat One bunch of circulars was issued, and a loud voice was heart | ‘a é eC » ~1a KERTON, general auction- A. Mackinnon. 4 Chapin bidg. jas John Fischer) sr mations hin aot aha vhf acre | Arrives From Valdes With a Crowd JOE MARTIN, general auctioneer, SONG SE saa cle Wellt a ine ene to ae ’ Third Ave. ATTORNEY, atrix, at TOP it. You cannot, and you shall not, Lotteries are barred of Well-Satisfied Passengers && SAN | Flares & Co, 10-78 Starr Bost Wie £ Pet well, Rooms , | ANKS. - a eS to 8 Rank We will not carry your circulars in the mails. If you advertise in ¥ ADAMS, drafting, Colman b! ¥ n ers we nar them fror ¢ malls. Stop, now!" . PUGET SOUND NATIONAL DANK | ———— I n the Seattle, King Newspapers we will bar them from the malis. Stop, n east ‘quel dems el stha Coma Ob GuLaben — c Washingto within’ ome ‘The aid of senators and congressmen was enlisted. There were 1 was brought down Capltal stook paid in, $688,000; sur 135 : m July 9 : tum, $25, 000, P, NOGLEBERG — Painting, paper MARY WELLHOEFER explanations. ‘The postoffice authorities were told that the scheme steamer Excelate gs ei a hanging, kalsomimir 022 Pir Adininistratrix, would not go an inch farther than was contemplated tn the Indian |r, Moat Drowent down 40 passen vice prout Re ¥. Ankengy cashier ne Werritory plan. Even Senator Thurston took the matter in hand and | though none hel teen dott in the | ncarteepondents tn principal citi REON AL. 1 Pulled hard for Kansas City . he pu Passengers nay i tional” Bonk oP Cp Bee ery ey ee yee It was a stone wall. The big guns and the little guns made no | that « al per Il come out | Na onal Bank of Commerce niture Company, We can give you ft dagdasaie aid up capital 50,000 | ie pecs i oe Stee 70H mpression on it, and there will be no lottery and no fair in Kansas (en? wis Goumaarets |Transacte general banking business, | *he,recond hand cook stoves, bed City this year preva thiemesived ds satioton ent ok |H._C: Henry, pres.: RH Spencer, | goad as news for halt the mone e gover ent one out o ttery business Z t tu {ttle has 1 gash. Gafe deposit vaults for rent 110 and 112 con: avenue i Well, uate governmen gone out of the lottery busin pect to . _iittie has been done Sate Doposit Vault Boxes for Reat | ADvicirisine wn, ze, 204 to stay. Let's hope so. ; ‘Property back of} are reliable and Ke an ; THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF | ~ zines and newspapers tur we ‘sitaieideaciiiais a sass eget sortment Perfect Harmony SEATTLE application "whe k 1 a 7 : A Rocker ture, best en 1 the accompanis Paid up capital $150,000 } Vertising 3ureau, A RANK OUTSIDER WON x Ox, that when the season Mgrs wre J [ts best enjoyed if the accompanist |General banking dusingss treneacted hike eaten closes c Information «the KIM TAN J, D. Hoge pvc nerd oils an eee tis orocureet : hogany finia bea [|haps you kr dreadfully out}, : |THE cheapest place t sii ane 1-7-0 01 ATE ea cas aes selene [Rar ete oe tet i hm ies WEB att eee ra ean | ae ge Bi | RE ee INSURANCE BS iBiders are coming in and finding it a very good country, Indeed J either the middle of September Rocker comfort was one of the chlef ate ny ts pui Scandinavian-American Bank | FASiiTON Hair stores isis Se seni ee se | - 4 The outsider has no pull in mort instances. He works for what | "rst of October ms of the de rs of this chatr i ue #8 of Seattle. A general banking busi avenue; diagnosis of the wont - J booed 7 o Choice of cobbler seat « wood oned and Y carefully ad-|ness transacted. Deposits $1,500,000, fr ff charge. , alp Ihe gets, and gets things because he works. | Str, City of Fversit and Greyhound at special p Justed. | Also & ie to melee oot | A. Chilberg, prea; EB. L. Grondahl, | OXY DONOR “V i There is a new professor of cuemiatry at the University of Co- | Excursions to Tacoma, ks Hgts pg ey “pel ect from ee pres.; A. TI, Se %, ashi | cures all diseanen,”’ ane enul c nivel. Bee display a1 page t genuine ba *. Lane, asst. cash. No branches diseases. void imita o., this year is name is not Smith or Jones, It z #, 64 McDonald iumbia, Mo., th His 4 is not Smith or J It is 8 7 A Tho Canadian Bank of Commor t 4 MeDonal igi W 1 he ts a Jap | Diamond Ice—That f 08 ara, and he is a Jap ‘amond Ice—That's what you need to keep ¢ Tel Main 1069, Be When he came to this country he found that a young man could | Bimost anything by ing, There were no traditions that inter- | The jith one’s Working, anda man's coat didn't so much matter so |camp ~ las he was honest, sober and iadustrious | Dy At was all rather strange to this Jap, and he liked it, He had | Go to Spinning for bicycle repatra | ar will be matied to your {ress without extra charge. aL HOLMES FURNITURE COMPY | wend Avewe poe es sa ame Rar ra a : n | SON, stylish mi 7 D. A. CAMBRON, Mer, | low prices, Corner ath and Pine |