The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 22, 1901, Page 4

| SERIOUS THE SEATTLE STAR, by the a ance ; auliflower 11.00 paranips, $1.0] Piekpocket Alleged to Have rr WVESTION known wt Age Be arrives in New York and) iven'srcen corn tut oo y “| mur 9 Saree, Oat me in ¢ | Provisions Stolen $2,825 ated vers N | Is Welcomed “veal wb; steer} fade OF th crowd the housn Saturday night beet ther Restaurant Keepers Selling |; this stirring piece Will be given Ry per Ib; veal, | Nevertheless, better weather 1 Liquor Without License, | will be held large | away last night with $2,825 belonging |{s now in wen Cfosttan,”” Wel } NEW YORK, Aug sir Thomes ans | » Geo, W. Kons, & passenger on the | wheat cutting is over, the threshing | Lipton, owner of Shamrock 11, the salted iia Kee poe frees Heesee ‘The cnet tot along phenomenally bis a Amen, 2:3 ‘en neond | Tived here om ‘the peencoae Dwares ond Powtery [Coe mont Towasend, ‘The money’ wes ‘’ ne prop *, W na many new feature jcontinuous ovation from the ¢ , ‘ ane been detailed on the case ; tives Phil «te |trance to Sandy, Mook to her a i | Be coun Madrona Heights Club ae wean oneal ; “ GLIMATE AND A pont The M Heights Improv “hago ih saan rn ME Beattie, nor on ment club will meet at ndail Skipped Board Bill icon k nf : ste a eee Sl oe escoes— GROP REPORT : rye parke eal “= GOLLEGE ATHLETICS |: t Cauding a nnikewper. Tt rt « | Bulletin of Local Conditions for the s | of Fairnay n, owned by Me. J. ers | prices are offered tot Week Just Ended q FEDERAL COURT. | Scheme on Foot to Form a Pacific }**" eS Me naye that Hawhit a bett lucer tt : PSE AAT GI me q ‘A stipulation waa Mled in the fea-| Coast Association TT ee ee mw at oniohin food spar Bd beens eo tlle ty li eben DP eralc seca yo » pda fh By 9g? " t o | howe oa ay ast a Semaitecn oni tn ve West Seattle Mails : safc re gga ee | onan ay ties om eas omg is 5 $12 wh oa ; a Ba i d Western #. ‘The temper ; “ faleges is due b vt ony n ranch, 210 ; " 1 xours: acon m Broker in we defendas r . - r . : sm P lee dinplay ad 5 fever 10,000 y w| x , . ues this stato -! 1 hick oe eres, 4 which it grew r Fiect fans give ‘ rt DR. P, J O'ROURKE "BRICK WILL NOW — tows Sonis, Sete “e wees “ } , . MAY LOSE HIS JOB of the athletic BE PLENTIFUL Art League Bohemians 4 ee cee 4 . | Bdigerderypoo | Frederick & Nelson—fine Furniture. ‘rumor ts 1 tes of Washingto Denny Clay Co. Says No More De- # of the Art League |§ ™ ‘that D: e t ene nya he nd it ie “highly “ikely the "an 8 {l ay pecia § fom e os ecuae tin otbes Se «Bag rene alleged to have been . . Which will be presented tc — muse of the inability to furnish : Uy commissioners. asking for his ap- now asserts | Portland Will Play Local Team To-/8 re fear on ointment BASEBALL re than halfa dozen different indusements to you < the other hand the friends of f scarcity of brick. Mr.| morrow Morning | pre the third it's variety of O'Rourke are working ha > Kummer, manager of the company vd ‘ Fetain him in office. The outc States thas feneee teicls are now bet wimarked not later than Saturday, p te Agnt is still in doude. TACOMA, Aug. 22.—Seattle ¢ ing firéd and that number can be| Tomorrow aft mn the Portiand day specials will not be 4 Tacoma in yesterday's ball game | furnished steadily each month from| Cricket club will play the Bea BUILDING PERMITS. by a score of IT to 7, having made| tow on. ‘The company wi a ticket a Madinon w Brussels and ¥ : — 1i runs in the third inning alone, | to furnish as many brick as are | Grounds, game starting at 11 @ i, all well made and # She following building permits ee | needed on the first bill paving, Mad Ats » he ¢ - | Rave been teeued in the office of the} PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 22.—Port-| ison street and the Yesler way dis- | auet will be served | ey engineer: To John Rich fora land lost to Spokane yesterday by | trict visiting club. Story frame dwelling at 219 East Ga-|a score of 2 to six. | What delay there has been, has meeting Ber street, to cost $660; to the Swed not been the fault of the company pose of ning & cricket Pyish Lutheran churchto erect a gallery) Clubs Won. Lost. P. ¢.| The strike prevented them having n will be held by the oft H am the chureh at 1833 Ninth avenuc,| Portland .. e 22 ie here a number of large iron| cers of the following clubs; Van xi yaraa to cost $100; to the « Eat % | cars and machinery, and they were r, Victoria, Esquimalt, F extra fine, 1% ya P for @ sidewalk and stairway at 21| ° 429| compelied to send East for them.| land, Tacoma and seat oe srs § 80 995 Second avenue south, to cost Seattle “ 399) This machinery & now 2 Stalr Carpet ples, 27 inches qx " P99; to 3. D. Hewitt for a 14-story cad c an tur . pe SP " Sanita di | frame dwelling at 311 Fifteenth ave-| ~ mited quantity Eeery Seem Bs sepentiien. - be Merth, to cost 11100; to J. Schat. port that the company hat! Se oy Sel egg cel y BN Up haga se fer for a t-story frame dwelling at| lessened the output of brick tn order ots Sune oavere Ra dans & W Fifteenth avenue, to cost $400; 3B. M. Warren for two t-story f: MMwelling at 4193.and 4107 Linden ave. ue, to cost $1200; to Arthur B. Buck | for a Mitory frame dwelling xt 921| Bixteenth avenue, to cust gon; ¢ McClellan for 4 l-story frame| at 1707 Alder street, to cost _ CONFESSED to} to manufacture sewer pipe K WILL GO ON THE VICTORIA ROUTE ‘The steamer Discovery, 8. G. Simp- son, owner, will go on the Victoria jrea. Monday. This is the little ves | sel that arrived from Teller about ltwo weeks ago. She was in poor re-| pair at that time on account of hav- ing to le In the ice of Grantley har- bor all winter. Since her return she has been on the ways at West Seat tle. Her machinery has been repair ously denied by Mr A new dramatic club at Renton will gtve an entertainment at the op- | era house there, Sept. 11 The Renton Blues an@ the Swan Lake team will play basebail at Ren. op Sunday. a 2.—Frank ‘Burke and Harry Conway were d here by federal authorities ed. Extensive improvements have | the charge of having in their pos-|been made on her hull and @ new| 5. s. Galloway is still In av spurious money made from given her. It was Only critical condition at hie home in belonging to the defunct state ded 0 put ber on the | Renton. He accidentally shot him Business has been self in the arm while bunting, %. ry heavy between Seattle and the July held in Conslian side lately and the bond by the United States com- of the Discovery expecta to per, before whom they had The Seattle arraigned. SVEN PLENTY — TIME 0 HE TO THINK ss ei, tad Ra Wendall, of Hi a: Otto Ehrhardt was fined the court | ¥ hc tel ehes eos by Judge George this morning |the West and are now on their way @riving around & corner faster east. Thirty graduates of Yai ‘a walk. ‘vard and Cornell were present — ‘Th ming waa spent in story tell- Nichols arid Jas. Kelly were | ing, smoking and brief addresses by 4 by OMicer Fletcher last ev-| the guests. as disorderly persons. The glass works at have been forced to stop a p {te work because of the atrike. very necessary repairs on machinery | oy. | cannot be made. | a8 HE at de Several options om lands have beon | secured from farmers at § attle by a New Yor fires to bore for ot. SUICIDE. TACOMA, Aug. 92. H. H. House, Tacoma barber, hanged himneif in| @ barn belonging to a man named Gardiner, eight miles from Tacoma, | His suicide was the result of an at-| tack of brain fever. Professors Entertained ‘Two university professors w en-| tertained by a smoker at the Uni-| C DECAMPED ‘The Seattle police are looking tor | | last evening for selling liquor agen, the 1 eal | Seriously Injured year be bert, a 7 old girl wus. | og hagany |* young man named J. A. Noak who | tained serious injuries Tuenday o ested by| 07 Aus. 14 decamped from Biue| falling from a stone 9 to # board LLP. D. Vandermant was arr bY) Canyon near Whatoom, with $15 be. | Walk below distance of 12 feet Patrolman Deuel last even el on the side, | ising to the Modern Woodmen The child wax playing near the top Wer riding = wheel on the side-| tarts lodges ot ween tent lof the wall when ehe slipped and ; treasu fell. She was carried to r home bg | gers ore he left he also | at Jefferson street # fighth ave ™ Martin, J. Hackett and John | took with him some money ng-| nue, by La see Parkes, @ trusty G were arrested by Ofmicer| !n to his wife, and also borrowed a|of the county Jail, wh y 4 this morning as vagrants. latge sum coldent. Dr, Cart Hoffman was summoned Jand believes her skull is frac at ated that she has an chance for recovery mi 1 Practicing Bowling even The Heattle Athletic club ha | making extensive in Will Have a Swell Mu-| bowling alleys. members are practicing t NAVY YARD BAND the make @ sical Organization bowling team worthy to challengs| any other athietic club on thy ant | A. T. Adame, superintendent of the eof! club, is making an extensive trip the | thra ugh | the 1 jaat an nd |} Middie Wer west, has been authorized by — | ne to compose ¢ PERSONAL MENTION. | ‘Trade was very brisk on Went Five clarine' Ab han |street this morning. § a) carn |, fute, oboe, piccolo, baritone,| fichd, U. Goode, chief of the Pa. | Of California fruit arrived | night, trombones, and trap dram-| cifc coast division geological and | Which together with local vegetables, will constitute the band, and! topological departments of the Vn. | fruit and dairy tes, returned to ttle from | choice display on the y the steamer Queen. Heis| F ah ch the proposed exploration of the Con. | orders. per river valley next year, Mr. Goode | ad nothing to say of his depart- ment'’s future we ore tn Alaska JOBBING QUOTATIONS, FORCED SALE OF a7 ‘LOTS, ttling Up of an Estate | $250 jes, Noor M “Uncle Tom's © On the evening of the 2th the Street, to Be Offered for $150 nd will open for a single perforr a $ of “Uncle Tom's Cabin, by| The Moore Investment Company | $2.00@9.00; ollves, So@7he; per gal 4 Won's New York c The| received a mall order today to sell |Erape fruit $.00G2.00: | pineappien | or half thelr value, of less, twenty. $3.00@%.50 per doz peach ib for half their value, or leas, twenty, 91.00, cantaloupes, 1.000125 per bus, | @ minutes from Bec avenu: c 25; blackber . - The lotw were on the market at, $2001.00; pea rater ab 4 8° | 100 to $460, but helong to an ¢ 583.00; plums, T60@$1.00. le us old dr uinpowed of at $10. ; | Potatoes—$28.00@30.00 pe 4 ‘They are high, have elty water, are! 1.00 per wack; carrots + joy, the Horo of Manits bk tonded prota, ana are the Dest tone Serta ieee tee! rab F g004 play, one that ts cal | bargains offered in ten years for me- rola! tor extn cab chanics and clerka who wish to get| peppern 180; husks \> home site on Baay payments, or tol try too per dozen: & ee vin we eee fakes profitable investment. °° | 07 r + the first time in Senttie, | . t $1.65@1.86; Chill 3 Zhe Hero of Manila," 2/144 ROCHE, photographer, S11 Int,| © Der Jb; #auer kraut, 3@4c; |» To Be Sold |Hardware man who de "Paints, Ete. ponte | figure. FORAND RIDGE WEST STREET At child te TRADE GOOD 1227 resten war xaiene wit Agents £2" Fond A. Wing JAMS } ADAMS” Special for Friday gg ADAMS GROCERY C0. Entire Stock of New and Dam- aged reduced to the low AHN & COHN’S 115 Jackson str KOLE LUMP AT $3.75 PER TON NUT AT $2.75 PER TON ~ Staple and Fancy Groceries one Brows 434 #, 20 inches 4 satin cover- Come Early and Secure First Choice FREDERICK & NELSON, Rialto Bidg., Cor. 2d and Wire Us Call Main 200 regarding rates or on aoy question of light or power. We Will Wire You and give you pointers on the comfort, convenience and economy of electricity. Elec. tric light means maximum convenience at minimum ex- pense, SEATILE ELECTRIC (0 \PLDODY GOD 99D 090000 O09 OOO 99D OOO HOI OOD O99 909909! OGDEN'S STOVE HOUSE 2% PPDSOOODD OOS 900099 OOOO FOO LOO OOD POO HOODOO OOO! INSURANCE Mie Bonding & Trust Co Somnalty ‘Company Telephone Main ‘Frank M, Quilon reliable at Havea New Style Compressed Fibre Fixing Bath Call it 707 and See Washington Dota ant 3 Photographic Supply 61 ¢} 211 Col eereoee ° ° e e ° ° * ° * Corner Youler lumbia St t, Seattle Dr. J. Mothers. Attention 300 pairs of good, 25 pe than regular TREEN SHOE Co. Yesler Way Pharmacy wet tat Deuta, Parlors Renae: a it rod Tet. Pink ike 614 First Ave. d and & School Shoes cent less Pp PLATES . FeO eS, FIRST AVE. $5; Bridgework, $5; Up; Silver Fillimgs, ovo, Way and Broadway, Prop. * ‘ SHATTL, New York Dental Parlors Gold Crowns, $5; Full Sot Toss) Gold Fillings, HAZEL MADE MUCH TROUBLE With Bloycle Skirt and Bleached She Was Run In Hair, Sy, FE ELLIOT “HE ¢ 7 seat to Print MAKCHE NORDILOFL FRIDAY BARGAIN LOTS OF THE HOUSEFURNISH- ING SALE. { HON & CO, The strength « housefurnishing a sale increases daily. The big downstair } tore is offering new attractions in kind sand price y day, and the linens, B bedding and drar stocks are active. Tomorrow the intere jetracted somewhat from the regular housefurnish| ings by an immense sale of Shoes From » Boston Auction House} le aiden sof Women’s Shoes. i a Pike 7 oom! “eth bon be ue tye « ve Corns Hurt You? JOUR SURE CORN Cc 10 RE ‘Out-of- Tow n Folks BN and Columbia, Tel, Main, 19%, are looking for a store light, which can burned at pleasure, come in and see the latest "Gas ANC Light” Does thing We Seattle Gas & Electric Co. 214 CHERRY ST. cost not me not when ye the: you ar burning. AMUSEMENTS. GRAN OPERA HOUSE JOMN CORT. MANAGER Main 6& ONE NIGHT ONLY Sunday, Aug. 25 The Barnum of Them All, cent Revival of Uncle Tom's Cabin "Phone, Magnift n Sale Saturday at 9 a. m. AVENUE THEATER. Foe Sain 47 W. M, Rumell, Manager Beats « Tr” attle’s High-Class Fan: ily Resort TONIGHT Evening This Matinee Saturday. ‘The Great Scenic Drama, THE GITY OF NEW YORK Week, ented by = spec jally elected THE KST A MIT HIRD AVENUE THEATER 6a Fatal aay Seattle's Only Up Pipwn. Sheater. A Week ¢ ame ng 8 A “Dewey, te her u Manila” cast of char « through: 30-40-00 “SEARCHLIGHT nd Avenue, 133154 SECOND AVE. h under Lot No. 1, 936 Pairs Lot A. ¢ Children’s Fine i uM ark tar ck L THEM AT $1.29. and . Lot No. 2. “ trem 9150 , ‘alues are from $1.50 to {29 pairs of brieht | auction aale price, 98 patent bot comes in ‘at nd are in all sizes. ‘ ALUE I 5 A PAIR, AUC Lot B Barre TION BALE PRICE, 43 » ; Jatin cnt ‘s Fine Back Viet Mil Children’s Shoes at Auc- | Shoes hecls, round 109, Ti Th! i Pric tip, flexible hand turn tion Price Sizes from 2 to 6 Values anil ‘cabiad We told you a week ago of clone The to $1.00, Auction aaa to $00 pairs of n's shoes oe. i wi scat be sa pairs of Women's Ties, in fine dark tan and Season’s Stock. The values are from $1.75 to Choice of the entire lot of pairs, $1.00 are t . besinning orrow morning at a price I close them out imme Bargains in the Domestic and Wa Goods Stores. es the many extr in the linens, bedding and wash goods, we morrow’s special selling. Res a values we have quoted the last few 4 add the following for There sre good varieties shades to choose from. Sheetings Under Price, Remnants Seersucker Gingham. 1000 yards of Pates Seersucker { Unbleached Sheeting, a brat | wide, worth 6c, at 4%o yard. - 4 4-4 Bleached Pepperel Sheeting! a! | worth Ife a yard, for ibe. Be | i % §-4 Bleached Sheet i the ig Mercerized Plisse Half | '#. worth eo @ yard, at 17 end | Price. Pillow Cases 8 1-3c. ¢ Balance of a lot T % pieces of Mercerized Plisse, worth 200 a yard be a bar- gain offering tomorrow at 10c. offered tomorrow at § 1-3c. Down Stairs Specials. Gilbert's China Decorated Bed- ‘Tin Graduated Quart Measures Clocks, worth $1.0, for 4 Serub Brushes, 4c. sted Wire Clothes Lines, t long, worth 25e, for t Granite Sauce Pan room 1.19 Jardinieres, worth up to $1.7 tach, for 4c. Salad Bowls at 1%¢. MARGi NORDHOFF & CO. | GOOD VALUES BETTERED IN THESE LITTLE ADS, EVERY DAY Of course we do it because we want your pat- ronage, but that’s none the less reason why you should not come in response to them. Every Ad. New . Bvery. Day. ‘Closing. Out Sale of men’s Sine Balbriggan Under- wear, 390, GEO, MeLERNON, 1111 Second Ar Ladies’ Tailor Suits ‘Here Isa Price t values obtain. 1 Shoes, sti Raymond & Hoyt 918 Second Ave Builders’ Hardware of makes that will be gua At greatly reduced pri ERNST BROS. | J, MATZGER, 1307 Second Av. 06 Pike St Ladies’ Tailor and Hapit Tel. Green 12, NEED A TONIC? tarough tos ele of cariee ne Beef, Iron and Wine ts always sinenes. Gur giasses a sélabio. tt makes oa Bic Suaranteed in fit and focus. for Tho size. A. LINDAUER HIRSCH’S PHARMACY Scuentite First and Pike. ‘Tel. Main 916 322 PIKE STREET RELIABLE GOODS t sandal Slippers at fine bath s th sub: FAIR PRICES on hardware an sporting goods, | PRICHARD HARDWARE Co, 417 Pike Street natial Yeathe rea behalf Shot og the Su In Wall Peet SEATTLE TAILORING co. GF STouting th pain on t¢ Do Not Suffer »"" Te vag io ae Dr. H. T. Turner r, and find what is th Hinckley Block Fourth Floor For the cure of Li qu Habits—The only Keele and British Columbia Green Lake or Fremont cat ing, Tel, Main 836, Seattle, V KEELEY INSTITUTE