The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 27, 1901, Page 4

ero : Br ® tha 1 ahs he ¢ ryth p lay fed ! e ble | be eis} clair ortag’ m Mr. 5 dup ween » the # rent us ny Hex inn M laught sheld ‘pel at NEALOND MUST SERVE HIS TIME. His Story About Being Forced Into the Navy Proves a Fake |, —Strict Discipline May Now Be Expected er ‘ that young Emn ‘ , " Nealond of I and, must serve hi »h arry .M ’ term of enlistment » the ted | Portiand. ates navy, As will be rememb: Y Nealond failed entt t 4, Noalond petition for a writ of] substantiate his cla Judie Han habeas corpus, stating that bis fath-|ford in his stated that and City Attorney Davis of Port-| young Nealona t nty pt and, had forced him to } no | tunity to keep from being RAVY Under threats of being to}to the navy, but that no evid prison tf he didn’t; further, th 1 he had made any obj elder Nealond and Davis kidnaped) unt after enliatment; and tha him, handouffed him and teok him | had writen letters to the Puget sound navy yard, where! he w against his wish he was forced to! The « sign enlistm apers. Nealond| ment legal. EVERY JACK NO USE FOR HAS A JILL t held the enlist Her White Sister iced | of South Seattie’s Gang An old, weathe aten, sun-bu It is reported from. Victoria tha 44 siwash was strolling along R 10 Portuguese my © had t road avenue the ther day with bis/sent as an advance Mootchman. 7 e had not been | Col have easy with him. Care and age had/The people of South Beatt) bent his back and whitened his hatr. | the gypsy band have been encamped y band has been encamped ant for the gang A diet of clame ang salmon hal|the yp made him lean and wiry. A pair of | make life Jeans & canvas coat made vp/as an indy his humble costume ‘The klootchman had evidently tak-|agcertain if it would be possible t en Ife easier. Her calico dress en- | croes over to British soll. The wrapped a capactous form. Her | rand proving fruitless they ba raven hi bonnet most fearfully and wonder- | Seattle. fully constructed. Her broad face | had @ look of complacency which| seemed to belie a life of hardship, The old woman stopped to examine | the contents of a fish stand while | ber spouse wandered patiently on. WILL BE A ¢ them to m looking for more interesting sights the old stwash was engaged In jon, one of those “queens * @ gipsy girt, approach ed him. “Leta me tella fortune; me sive you gooda luck; you nice feo low." Somewhat astonished the In dian allowed the gipsy to take his| band and she proceeded with a pan exyric of his many virtues and o prophesy of his brilliant future. In the meantime, his life partner, who had wandered idly along, turn. ed to see 1° he were following What lt t stated that certain busines was her Prise to observe the sub. | houses of the city will assist the fect of bh. ‘houghts standing gazing | Woodmen of the World In their cela the of a brown gtr! who bration next Saturday by clostng tor Meanwhile doing mysterious |* half holiday. They will ajso very things with his hand Her arma |Senerally decorate throughout the went bigh Into the alr with horror, | City. The milly at Pallard will shut and a torrent of invective in siwash | own for the da It is proposed to m Engtish poured forth Make a sort of Fourth of July cele es she started w gnact| bration of the affair ® * towards her recreant spovse.| The uniform ¢ ‘The gipey fied incontinently, not car. | Washington camp, of Portiand, ar tng to meet the avenging The |Tived yesterday evening and will husband took the tirade patiently, Grill da Another unt until soon, like all earthly things, it | tam ts expected from Portland not came to an end. Evidently he was J m Friday, ¢ skilled tm the manipulation of de the evening of that day feminine sex, for he led her, still ip At the plenic on Saturday (Ge dignant but somewhat mollified to a | Rogers, Mayor Humes and Congr candy stand, and soon everything | man Cushman w Th was running smoothly | Will be no admittance fee THREE TIMES in the Afternoon Suburban. The people at Sunnydale are re folcing because the Sunday night | This Should Be About Last Chance Pain put out the forest fires that Lad been raging in that community. | for This Milkman An effort is on foot among South Seattle merchants to secure electric Lights for the own. Milk Inspector L. M. Wood- harging A. Z. Erickson of the Jer ‘The strongest opposition to incor-|sey silk Co, with using & preserva porating Renton comes from the |tive in his milk. The ive in his mi complaint was “estern part of the town, where | the resit of a chemical analysie made pinion is divided on where the cor-| by the state chemist, state fo m porate Hnes shall be. The election. | missioner and city milk inspector, a which ‘# to take place soon, wil! be | few days ago.” Out of 62 differe & hotly contested one |*amplen of talk taken in Beattle and ‘The Seattle Electric Co. has about |#"8lyzed by the chemist, the sam completed its track on Kilbourne | P!¢ from the Jersey Co. was the only @venue preparatory to laying the | 0h? found to contain @ p 4 Hine from Fremont to Ballard This ts Erickson's third o- the last eight months He waa fined The public school opened at|$60 for using borax tn his milk and Brack River Monday. Mins Nellife | $25 for aduiterating tt with wa Steers of Ballard was installed as|In both cases Brickm n took an ap. tear The term will iast three | peal to the superior court, where t mon - # are yet pending. Should a be fined in this last case, an appeal Dolphin Sails | will also be taen. The Dolphin, Alaska senna | Commissioner Kerr, the head of Co., sailed for Lynn canal points last | thy night. She had a full cargo of gen eral merchandise and about 70 ity of London court, wh r ing after a long career, tx a r ( Ginsgow. He would b gengers. Among the latter were|tench some years ago for ti Fred D | & quarts mine OWN-| dispute about his pension, which will er, and B. M. Behrends, a banker 1 err Juneau. Her first clase passenger list is as follows: B. M. Behrends, F. D. Nowell, Mrs. F. D. Nowell, H. | Ms EY & ERSON, har- C. Bowls, Mra. H. C. Lewis, P. Bush-| ness and aaddiery, 212 Occidental | mann, H. P. Anderson, Mrs. H. P © Anderson, G. B. Mcintyre, Mrs. G.|_ Electric fans give nolld « tot. B. McIntyre, Miss Lillian Holmes, | Kilbourne & Clark Co., 818 Becond Mins Dottie Dean, Mies Frankie Nol-| eon, Mra. L. BE. Miller, Mrs. Davis Travele Miss P. McDonald, J. E. Smart, Mr J. E, Smart, Mrs. R. Patter Frank Perry, Mrs. Frank Perry, © |; A. Dunn, M. Boyd, K. A. Tea Aug. Luittge, Mrs. J. B. Edwa Miss Helen Huffman, Ka Swanson Mrs. Ed Swanson, Peter Henning, J J. Smith, F. C. Brown, G. &. Derby, Mrs. G. EB. Derby, Miss Viola Adam Miss Dolly Groom, F. K. McNamara Chas. H. McCourt, N. H. Sellick, L Higgins, Miss Helen McLean, A. Meaker, C. E. Carpenter, A. A. John ron, Miss Crouger. ’ Railway Guide. Northern Pacific rth Coast Limited f Leave for Mt. Paut gion Qveriand ae City, 1:46 ®. Mm String beans, covered with French Grossing, sprinkled with chives and seasoned with salt and pepper, make an excellent salad. A macid eniad of beets, carrots, peas, boiled and sliced potatoes beans and asparagus tips in a com-| Groat Northern bination comprising any or all of| Overiand Flyer, Len r St. Paul, § there mentioned may be treated in| Pm. Arrive from Bt Paul. § py. Express #pokane—Leave #0 A. tn the same manner. I . To vary the salad flavorings, sweet | marjaram, rosemary, sweet bas thyme, finely minced tarragon or chervil may be Introduced. | Muskmelon that is too flavorless to be served as a fruit may be cut . pm. and & p.m small pieces, covered with Frenc Aressing and added to the #alnd tise, 1, Pranklin y) and 2:16 ; . (except Bunday) Visiting Day at Navy Yard Tomorrow. | | Steamer for battleships leave Col-| umbia dock daily 6:90, 9:20, 10:30 a Canadian Pacific 6, 2:15, 6:30 m. Bc round! xpress Vancouver and Overiand—L aap i 6:20 & mm, Arrive 0:00 Dy my 6's 2 fwo City Officials Will Look Into | THE GYPSIES =: soalousy Rian in a Siwash as in | British Columbia Turns Down rea . and the 10 were sent forward to r Was surmounted by 4/ joined the singero army at South GALA DAY Certain Business Houses Will Ciose On improved city property, farme and timber lands ree team of George | dogres | AND THEN OUT cock today swore out a complaint | ‘Cut Rates” are only half | 4%: the good features of this drug | store. The other half, and the| “better halt,’ is the fact that) P t® AVENUE THEATER Jrugs are pure. wom Everything's he store servi Ue Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound & p+. 8. B. cor. Pike St, and ) $rtovecereossosneneseys | a ee ee a ae THE SEATTLE STAI TUESDAY, AUGUST m, tg duhedom i yea On Electric Pole Nuisance eure, Thus! ajiol in the modern history of tha |@t the chamber of commer Uish peerage gates from all the improver ubs of will meet im joint PORTLAND PAVING st decinre At so many poles| hat the city has| appearance of Wapectally is ¢ | jeotl aised to plac Wooden Block Question ne . raised to placing ° will be pw s 5 B= by the erection of poles can be * City Engineer Jeftre lated today for Portland, where they We carry the largest ansortme nell you at the |LOWEST PRICES a ty t and on the very Holl two tablespoontuls| LOWEST. TERMS ater, wh a clear] call on wu ake dissolved in two ta-| You moi f the milk. Fill clean sented and fully warranted r, cork and el A PIANOS AND ORGANS stand r night Sus oir on’ OPS QHERMAN, GLAY & CO on thelr sides in a ce a our OF five days. 4 place for M1) Pian koumyes will keep for | lanes and Organs | 7TH ad AVE. STEIMWAY DEALERS ° ma and sorapers 4. Fir. men with t FOR... vay "G Cy SEATTLE hig la LIN Light Lights, and Light — Money to Loan Bills, Electric Light Seattle Electric Company If you are looking for a good store light, which can be burned at pleasure, come in andsee the latest “Gas Arc Lint’ Does not cost you any thing when not burning. We have them. Seattle Gas & Electric Co. 214 CHERRY ST We Havea New Style Compressed Pibre Fixing Bath Call and See It Washington Deutal and Photograpaic Supply Cy Coeooeeveoees PCOS OOOOOSD 133154 SECOND AVE. 8. W. cor. Union, Upstairs. Next Leo's Business College OMice hours, § to 8; Sundays 9 to 4 OPERA Seattio’s "Phone, Matn 65. Three Nights and Saturday Matinee Prot. Clever lajties by the greatest child artists on the st pecial noenery, & mus comturn a fn ished perf ein every respect ————— | Sale of ood, including g\s ttle’s only Up-Town Theater, A high-class family resort, ratarbap ene nttel MONIGHT s Taicum F er 1 And All Week The Latest and (ireatest Metropolitan rine (large) onand Wine 6 Saraeparitin 1 er’n Bafe Cur 0 Manila” A Famous Naval Drama [Eye New acener: a cast of char acters, introducing new actors and 87 jelegant costuming throughout ond Ave. Telephone, Main Prices—20, 30, 40 and 50 cents. SEARCHLIGHT 1305% Beeond Avenue, Admission, 10¢ Showing the Spanish Inquisition “ ‘olic at ‘ » from Brooklyn to New York, the Dull Ra zor, Snowballing Scene at Halifax, and others, BASEBALL ; SPOKANE ve. SEATTLE yries of five played, commanc Au PEGULIAR THE pes MARCHE | n July - Improvement Clubs Will Act} t Everything New in Misses and Children’ GOOD DEPENDABLE in the city and are In @ position to 4 sugar in two table} — 4¢ you stand in need of & piano, and we will prove to & with one-third you that we can positively save 7 Every instrument sold as repre- ‘erfumes. Palmer ved @ full line of , let Waters and ¢! - are considered the ‘ market, but if we you with them we have Rieger's Ca nia Per- ean not mu pe 904 Second Avenua 1b. 25 Cents @ Si Columbia Btreet, Beattie 3| eeeeeee eeoeeeses JOHN CORT. MANAGER! | ats commences Wednes-| i —————— esses NORDHOFF & CO. | THE BON PCH EXANDER, W. Va., Aus #1.98.for a Good Fall Jacket Worth $5.00 or $7.00 ; : : rs ‘ ‘ . t a e, of any kinds, fright Nock of mb , y i your wt, If you need a ’ at 1 cool past the t Me held the t b t t 1 norning un toward the sl $1.50 “Splendid” Gloves 89c Boys’ and Youths’ Dress Shields, regular price for Se pair. Whelebone casing, three yards for three cents. Corduroy Binding, tc _ yat Hose Supporters. regular 1%e, at 12% a patr. wee nn Me LACES, 10c. E ormanmdy Val Laces, de Paris, and Duchess, to 300 @ yard, are under Dries while the lot lasts, at 10c, 4 Ate from 2 to 4 inches. en 20 EMBROIDERIES, ue We again mention the 2c broideries that are being a out at lic « yard. Widths am m 2 to 4 inches and patterns excellent. THE BON MARCHE NORDMOFF ® CO, 2419 to 1429 Second Avenue and 115 to 117 Pike St. The FOR $2.00 TRIMMER HAT ‘ ‘gr dhcot grr. have six or eight Trimmed 4, at are to « Rt Tho aploce $ 1000 YARDS WASH GOODS AT al bargain even at § tc A YARD. | foo of the season. } : * ) t a thousand yarde of o an i 2 and er n Lawns and Dimiti | ue Jackets will be offer- § it lasts, at a yard. Quantity Men's Mottied ee . pho i pein pesapgntn ais 08 will be cloned at 28 ae | 1Se LLAMA CLOTHS, be NOTION SPECIALS, | All the balance of our Liama Hooks and Byes with « spring | Cloth, worth lic a yard, will be) Three cards for be | closed out now a ‘a yard, Whalebones, worth 19c = bane | at & . £4 PEPPERELL SHEETING, ? ? : } ibe. H 4 , $ epperell Sheeting, on wale Wednesday at be. 9-4 Pepperell Sheeting, worth 2c, on sale tomorrow at 170, m thy 25 WRAPPERS, Shc, o lant of the second lot of a Wrappers. worth $1.26 each, will be on aale ; Eastinan’s Roger leading of other be DUCK TOWELS, 3c. Duck Towels with colored bor- ders, worth be each, tomorrow Se apiece. Annan BATH TOWELS, 25¢. { _A lot of £ Turkish $ Rath Towels, arge and H umes at The last of our women, worth NSWORTH'S o—~ PHARMACY tee your sine, b evident if you can be Atted. thick, worth 350 apiece, a Weanuuaay special at Zhe, Phone, Main 928, Yesler Way Pharmacy! Lee’s pileadache | Corner Yesier Way and Broadway, j PRESCRIPTIONS JAMES G. GIVENS & CO. 33-34-35 Starr-Boyd Buliding DON'T GET LOST If your house {s without door | numbers, drop in and we will | supply you. GEO. H. WOODHOUSE 0. 1409 SECOND AVE. Our patrons receiv e without entre teceeke @ the benefit of his experience and adview CHILDREN'S EYES A SPECIALTY, » charge for examinat ¢ have the most complete ing machinery for grindin, ‘ be Begone Pg @ the Sneet glass to order and@ on— —Fine Furniture, THE FREE COOKING DEMONSTRATION Will Continue the Entire Week. Every afternoon this week from 2 Frederick & W KEEP INTERESTE Tis a hard thing to do, but we think that we are succeeding in these ads. We cannot quote cut prices in every ad. every day, but you wifi find store news that’s here, always interesting. Every Ad. New Every Day. OPHTHALMOSCOPE — RE Telescope Baskets your exes, free of | The most convenient valle dams t guaranteed, aginable for all purpose: A. LINDAUER have them for from 20 aphiban - “Tide As Scientite Optician MEE CHONG a oo oa, 322 PIKE STREET bat will demon vil dome ies = > for a made to order sult with silk lined jacket. We've got to move, That's the reason. J. MATZGER, 1307 Second Av, | SEATTLE TAILORING 00. Ladion’ Tailor and Habit Maker 1207 Firet Avenue ha ; = First-Class Mechanics The Old Siripes require first class tools, Our line is made up of the best makes aang mere SS 50 Clay Worsted Suits for tf you bring thi noe Con you make $5 any easier m © natrations Mas. A ery é y as wall paper igs. Pacis nly. ‘The prices are right, Come in and see them, wane pare, ERNST BROS C. F. STOLTING ~ Satta’ sally axks ore 506 Pike St Tel, Green 72. $16 Third Ave. Tel. Red 1081 WATCH TOMORNOW'S PAPER FOR THE VARI« Fountain Syringes- “Best Quality PTIES TO BE DEMON ATED, 1-qt “ king demonstrations are given on the Ma 1 quart » because no other range KITCHENWARE 1 a satisfac- Joat ic ew goods. It such an ald 2 quart f1.00 th to have a nev toc to select to the economical cook—{t consum loss fuel, heats 3 quart $1.25 | from. idl acl ~ ome water quicker and bakes more evenly than any other |] ..4 quart -31.50 | : in existence | PRICHARD HARDWARE CO. 417 Pike Stre Fall Underwear The new things'are now coming ° in, You’ll find the best selection here. GEO. McLERNON JI11 Second Ave. names and addressen in a book provided for the pur- nea “i ; E pose, will be matied at the end . k, in print First and Pike Tel. Main 916 | ed form. All of the recipes $1 different kinds Rest Your Taek of pastry demonstrated, IKNTLEMEN Wear Gents’ FREDERICK & NELSON, done sorrow, $1.25 HOnwiswens Rialto Bidg., Cor. 2d and Madison Raymond & Hoyt SIE Second Ave. In Paralysis 5,tynci"sune uralyzed nerve ce removed ALL AND TALI woe Sanitarium, Hinckley Block, | Fourth Floor, ic current soon restores the after causes have been r. H, T. Turne: Tete see ets * * - + Lo Ctetion dodini of Kn fos a more curing The for th Lot rumt