The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 28, 1901, Page 3

Pubs Prints Lat inter oy ite i Rind. ue 8h, — 4 for welry, 'Gaeas WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1001 fee ee. ON MLE 4 O'Clock STREET R. R. " : 1 ' ' 7 a 8 cil and Electric Co, SPOKANE steaate compcereo CLIMATE AND Steamer Lakme Returns After Suc- cocohaty Laying Mt Bulletin of the Local Conditions the Week Just Ended SEATTLE Ball Game—First of an Inter- FRANCHISE ::. Matter to Be Reconsidered by Coun- CROP REPORT for esting Series Tod las Rusnad: Meee car tae ceoets able lay- 1 bu se the following reg andred and twent » of | Just ended The Seattle Baseball ¢ was Inid in 22 hours, No a The pant week was very warm and ed to the hone grounds e © misfor arred Iry throughout, with exception of a noon, they are p Smooth water was the rt At rain weat of the Cascades on Srare at presents having veut. his| "nd the cable was bout east side hand. Hurley A ee peney wenind| SCRE Gt the rate of five mile an xtremely the bat. Klopf is again in the game.) hour. ¢ pilot, had} Maximum tempera od im ite batt-|charge of while laying | western section on the was ing lately and i* expected to make | the cat while @ slow | from 83 de@rees to 9 degrees, and in & good record here. Following fs the me bly adapted for | the eaxtern section on same line-up for today’s game: « steady and an-|Teached from 100 degrees to 107 Spokane. Position. Seattle. promptiy. The Lougheed « Hurley enced at Skagway,| This has been the longest uninter Milter 7 Hickey . t, “ rupted period without rain since the Risley kK ity was kept In constant | establishment of the local weather Boylan yatention with the anlo . AS| bureau sta ya, This neidon soon as Juneau was reached and the Marehail..... Rox kenfle hore connections made, the follow noz... Bodie | ing message was sent to Skagway Hurlburt orbert | capt. Jenks, U. 8 A. and barley in prime condition Swindelis aaene , yield will be large and Game calied at 3.40 pm BO ones places above the average. ex . e cable was completed today ing wheat, which will be a little Witness Failed to Appear This is greatly to the satisfaction of | below Superintendent Porter, Contractor n both sections vegetation haw Kitty Grey, the woman who was| Wr firixey and myseit. We hops | sufered great? for ths want of rain some time ago murderously aseault-|tnat the cable will be of great ser-| pastures have dried up, causing the e4@ by her lover, Dick Foley, w vice to Alaska and ald in ite de-|frult prematuyely to drop. The p charged from Judge rge's court velopment on the charge of larceny from the/ ~~ oa Hops are reported light ir places GLASSFORD, tato crop will be below the avera: person yesterday afternoon. It w : ‘ it im hoped the rain that began on the same old story. The prosecut- wi lt & +" | tg meraing of the Sh, tase, wilt be ing witness, Jack Geary, had been tute folds. tay tive, dusts pot tae Ul spirited away and was nowhere to OF A |forest fires, and clear the be found. A bench warrant was is- aphere of poke thet has pre sued for his arrest and he may at throughout the month. some future je be brought to jus M RD “A - tice for contempt of court. The A Perilous Fire Run Grey woman, however, is now free. 2 in @ shack occupied by OG. This state of affairs exists in al PED thy ay “ee 2 irene most evaty case where the female|May Have to Be Bla shipyards, called the fire brigade thief figures in prominently. In some morning. The t From a Grave of Stone the planking unaccountable manner the prosecut ¢ wuth of Yealer ing witnesses are disposed of and the only thing left to do is to let the ac wiLkes Banka ¥ - tem tng Lg . cused go free. et ey cUnate nsank endo tha{ted: the pronenes GF aaa Annie Was Fount removal of | nd sulcide| engines before they rearhed Annie Johnson, the 1-year-old La- bem - pep the | pe tally dangerous place. tona girl, reported missing to the po- papa Bers , aibetne aE have - “4 by fire was nominal, Nee this morning, was picked up in Tacoma by this potice this afternoon She will be brought back here today Better Keep on Going be blasted out. The body Is buried in & grave of cement, which has now hardened into stone. White. fall, killed nephews because of a dispute over In Hotels. bis sail A. Bruns and Charles Parker, two), farm fence. He was acquitted on ss men with long criminal records were |. piea of insanity and sentenced t» <) Od turned out of the city jail this noon | ;), reat asylum. While an tn. Prominent arrivals at the Rainie and given until 4 o'clock to get out of| mate there he committed suicide by |Grand today are: Lieut. W. «Pies town. They were shown up to the/nanging. His relatives, after muca | patrick enth U. #8. infantry; Dr patrolmen and instructions given to/ qimeulty, buried the body in Sweet |« jardner, U. 8. Marine Hospita the officers to arrest them after four | Valley cemetery, amid the protests W. P. Bird, traveling aud o'clock. |of the country residents Ry.; W. H. Roberts, TSA ARE ARE Later, the body was stolen from & heavy investor at Nom Booked for Gambling the grave and sunk in Grass ponc 4, superintend ‘William Johnson was booked for/a inke near the place. It was rec w. 6@ conducting a gabling house thislered and reburied, only because of Edwin Goo morning and taxed a regular mont the permission granted by he coun- Ban Francisco ly fine of $200. |ty court. The relatives of the d+-|#herman, Utica, N. ¥. (latter is a ey egg - ed ceased murderer-auicide placed the| son of the T. Sherman) Death of Mrs. Ober in in @ grave of coment F sk ag Mrs. A. K. Ober, wife of Ralph H.| Legal proceedings are stili pending | At the Butler Tupper and Ober, supervising engineer at Fort! as to whether or not the body ehall| Wife, Everett; Thos. #. Dunbar, #¢ Fiagier, died at the fort iest night.|b¢ removed from the gra can, mining aliat; D. W. Crow Bonney & Stewart were notified and a | ley, Portland, of the Pacific Pack they will send for the remains t The funeral of Mra. Mary ing & Navigation Co. night. The body will be shipped | was held from Butterworth’s Ks thee a n east. clock this afternoon lveune'ot'& ‘Spo baseba 4 at kane } Nor TO DIVIDE SOUND BUSINESS 2.5 ser Jogn P. hip Oregon J, H. Parker A Report, Which Is Credited, States That the Thompson H Nexto oe re tt ny auditor N. P. Express Co, at Steamship Company and the La Conner Trading Jan Company Will Make Deal | ee At the ©: identa egat © Drow. s »% W. H. Lord, T 1D, Jenkt ite mboat Co, wil mati contracts and other mon-| Sa A report, which Is almost univer-| St @ally credited by shipping men, in| be Of the local moaquito feet, A deall pert, Both of these re fm believed to be on between the! phatically denied by members The house of Jamen Thompson Steamboat ( the | companies concerned. F. R. Thor T enth avenue awe ent Laconner Trading ar ta-|son, secretary of the Thompsor ght. The th tion Co., involving a tr ali| Steamboat (o., and Joshua Green,|& ha of Je Or part of the steamers he nt of the other company, both| watct The on these companies. 4 this afternoon that there|th 1 has it that these « as no truth In the story. Notwith about to pool int one-half of th ide Sound tram second rumor the denial shipping me ith harbor w ting in| ouch A that a templated kind is Jeal of some th | ed body of N un 8. Walters ged 21, of Clay Center, Kas.; to a y : Pe «lage svt ae k W. Morgan, aged 24, of Beat.) ther Gay. Walters, wt eet. Pans aged 77s coma hang have been @ traveling an : Mina.: to Srederiek: @ o" the Pacific Coast Die - : Mary t. heare The bie a t Ban Francisco, ¢ Nome about tw ers was about % yenr body is in charge of 5 Stewart's, who ar 4 from San Francis ning boat runs ¢ + - PROFESSOR CURTIS own NOT REINSTATED. rts, b “ outhern poi he # has been de urcity to thin 5 will take take 4000 tonn of ¥ I The Dirigo, Alask amahip The apecial meeting of the mond and her city ag rails this evening AN’ canal|of education Ja t k Diamond ¢ points. Her cargo, consisting of sential tmportance to certe wned by Jamen Je tons of general merchandise, ha fs; and th netaco. grain is consigned for Methiakahtia, |} determir Ketchikan, Wrangle, Haines, Doug. | « 4 Patterson, w Jas, Juneau and Skagway. Her |r oun efforts to ¢ Furniture Made Into Singh Passenger list is very small and t of J. D. rtis, wh A team of horses owne made of principally of persons bour x, WAR ¢ 1 h Veisfleld of Jackson street for the way ports where the faster |1 he High achool last year |®Way on Beacon Hill this morr oats do not stop. a Bhal me of the proceeding, |Wwith a load of furniture. ‘They dash ; 6 therawsleeiion only p the bill, strewing odd bit The following marriage licenses | Prot MoCarth the Soutn | beds, chairs and other hows Were insued ¢ To Howard | sche } ie an they went one was in and Alina Ms Director Hughes is out of the city | ured both of Portland, | and the ballot last night stood 2 to ? rat Gohow, aged jon the for the relnatatement of | 2° to Spinning for bicycle repairs, | nf Laura Addie Mos-! Mr. Curti 0 Launches for charter, Tel. West Yates and F ne, | 201 Being Labor Day Little THE SEATTLE STAIL BUILDING PERMITS, SCHOOL Monday the FallTerm Begins. Will Be Done Ly « Mee of Sup ‘ = teachers’ meeting h 8 10) k Saturd ning Wells Fare became f at the corner of Pine and First a nue and 4 4 the lide an exp nm J. Morr erturning 1 injuring the driver. The W Fargo man wept with bie team a of the Arlington, where it was fr ally atopr He and his team eaped with nothing more than a ger eral shaking up. qrewreeeeereeeeenesenene Theaters. Datta AD “Dewey, Mero of Manil of Mantia The ored Queen part theate A “The @ The Queen artiste w mpany is organization numbe |the W |The vora a well adap nn In dancing With th n aale Fr ieht mo the rine reat app they appear bers ¥ fine. atthe thei Hero thea on the of Hay a a company be the Labor lets. y be emus th t cov tay attre Moving Pictures feature of ing pletures at 10 se this ok the ash super A new office han beer }t Pacific ¢ s Capt. F. 1. Preble wi the loading and docking of his New Office for Capt. Preble ¢ th The well known col while a part exes ;,| 100 LATE 10 CLASSIFY REAL ESTATE I ALE—80-acre water front in : trap county; & nore ared Fi} ollege ns September sth. For Particular 1 garden; 170 fruit tree hi 3 REV DIRECTOR hoot and P.O eap if sold th Lacey P. , Wast ok Villard house, foot of ¥ ler ways Jeovceoceoeces: 099909 9S9 94999400999 090 009 090-009 | 4 BALLARD PROMISED GOOD GAS to fear People’s Light & Power Co, ind SIX GIRLS City Council Grants Franchise New Clothes For Fall 1307 Second Ave. rand Hait Maker J. Matz Dressing Sacks $3.50 4 MEE CHONG & CO. ‘ond Ave. B attleship Open to Visitors Tomorrow 116 Se FALL FASHIONS ' -" : wy ' M . k SEATTLE TAIL! ORING co. 5207 First ue thcheoe — Hot Water Bags ‘ ‘ HIRSCH’S PHARMAC First and Pike 1, Main 916 A Place for the School Boy’s Te Eyes Tire Quickly? . LINDAUER Secemitie Optica 322 PIKE STREET Floor Fourth Seattle ba og Sanitarium »:,"") 1 any other hool Shoes School Shoes School Shoes RAYMOND & HOYT It Is Time to Paint >. F. STOLTING 16 Third Ave. Tel. Ped 1021 Guns Ané _ Ammonition Prichard Hardware Company 17 Pike Street PUMPS > Red Jacket Fe Pom Pitcher &y i . ERNST BROS. Db Pilee Street Tel. Green 72 Correct Toggery andie GEO. McLERNON 1155 Second Ave. rical treat Rheumatism Disappears ARK blue mixture, with the rich effect of chalk line stripes. Absolutely correct in every detail. RHODES BROS. | HBHUteHsoNco 1331 Second & COR. 282 AVER UNION ST} econd Ave. qui CCC ALK OF 8O MUCT Rainier Beer HOLMES GOOD FURNITURE "his.00 — FAR SEEING “s judge thelr expenditures by {poe " 2. Bee ae o * od Chiekering, Kimbal > German-American Investment Co. |rmeet every critical demand and our 619 THIAD AVENUE le ye D. S. Johnston (0 903, Second Avenue Save money;” save all you can, to be »; but not at cost of drug quality. Health and life depend on p vho'd sacrifice for accent ? These are pure and good ind pri wer than any. FOR 8A mod H " er V ; eet , 40 FOR RENT t I © Quinty 4 t Am ment 1 8 He 1 Almond Cream 000000000 00000000900000000000000000000000 200009 iS. MARTINS COLLEG Preparatory, Classical and Commercial Courses CPS 00S O90S 090660250008 eet aaah ahah ahaa ahanard WESTBERG & CHILDS Installment House i We will sell a full line of Ladies’ Wearing Apparel and House Furnishings on the easy ekly payment plan, “ORG ANS We carry the largest assortment n the city and are in a position te sell you at the , LOWEST PRICES the very Low EST TERMS 1 stand in need of a plana, € ie, and we will prove t t we can positively save money ery instrument sold and fully warranted. PIANOS AND ORGANS, SHERMAN, GLAY & CO nos and Organs 726 AVE. STEINWAY DEALERS ERRRAARRARRERAR ARR — ee TO te SNOQUALMIE FALLS Sunday, Sept. Ist repre- RR Rn RnR Rik FREER EE EER EERE ERE A EERE EN * . * * ven by the Allied Brother. * Employes, * of locomotive en- * motive flremen, of * railway trainmen and switeh- * men’s union. * iz Leaves Columbia Street Dock at x 8am, <a « GOOD MUSIC, GAMES AND $ DANCING * dntetetethtndntntatadedndndadn ded ddd \TTLE.WASN. Shirt Waists At Final Clearing Prices lity Per- ambrays, e oo ire ‘er ast. wet ter init Imo