The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 2, 1901, Page 4

morre eo twe at the 1 game | Seatt nee th engthe 0 well ‘REI t Chul rt Day a | atta @ will be no. Th ghton treet, buoy @ four-1me eturn Land} ye twit nee. , seh . yaw! p, Ne H. B Piper sloop} nyr, ay, sl 1, woof tohiting SEATTLE = A WINNER Yesterday's Ball Game Re- mat sulted in Fourth Victory |“, vat So ree, ISAID HE WOULD Sil ol ¥) Salut | kly responded, ‘7 , —- | might tween the hours f » ~ , be Seatt w stands in a falr way! Riohards & Pring o's Minatrets |5 and morning, walked along | ' pe ft, and Seattle Gas & Electric Co. petal to wit straight games from 8p Saunt can Ths tor acaiie Une | her wtream and a few har Ny pub by a score of 9 to 3 the local boys |“? fate adher t , . hed spark from . THE SEATTLE STAR m DER 8 tg | Ese dei re the @tar featu Lost Her Pocketbook | : to 1000 OR. MORE YARDS E E vy ndye and he pla f Threatened This Morning and ar . urned 1 ms and t * Kirk with his’ 1 y| He Scratches Show Windows From | pocket book and money were & Dr Cc é 5 Gs 2h nm, & clev | t i n at ci aia bees HAD DIAMONDS ¥ Sie grt, Business Blook Near Pike Street #4 noval and remarkable 5 ‘ store on Pike street ' t b nt 1 Laura sololat, wer Yesler Way to Pike Street ‘ ta Instrelay, each year finds 1 Cherry street to Pike. ‘He ponseanod Headquarters h scored @ fourth victory over thelr op ‘ ge ge ant had fallen on the dry r wf p # from east of the mountains | 1°" the producti S get inec hn. cpt ad cd he cause of the fre , pres : Hickey, who did the box work f resy in maintaining ite pop "i “ bed guertte Hewitt and family n The « the Seattle team, was in exceliont |! The end men and th side of the street, between the points! pK, Hickson, & blacksmith, 16 19 the bu iad hth & methurent u Oe gaat form. He is now€ntirely in cont are as funny as ever, while m bc ange oemec L. et eerlous trouble, Several weeks ag or. Two roon the olio is new, The Alabama quar. | ¢!ty firm of L. L. M \ ‘i he was arrested by Officer Cameron rw tan t t s a — of his arm, and played havoc with 1 oa la we AP ge Noong a y " 1 were damaged ‘ Hickey te « pick! ap in his |{h© mustoal attra #, and Shields, re tben ~ ~~" ake at a sidewalk in North attie Bince Owhen & ( f Por 4 own th work at the bat. Yesterday he man. |'h¢ slack wire artist is a wonder. | #treet he no al other plate that time Hickson has had litt nace aged to find two pretty singles az| Th parade of the black watch” | Klass pga sa gl marked. |aftection for OMicer Camero ie © L or ay or critical points of the game and did | S*UeM the fancy Tene, Ee ovat the destruct orson had fol- (07, (re, iscRamith had pala bis fine | FIVE mon with teams and scrapers caastieas Raid wert. Tolliver in a mor atred a the destructive 5 : he told eral persone « them! Pred, Rosenstock, 4th and B. Fir n New York house ES Hurley is still out of the game, the |*¥Mch of Profound philosophy that | lowed the route as far aa like aire ® police officer, that he would “fs r buyer reached N hk é result of his sudden iliness, but | *°* i have done edit to Dogberry N e he ‘ nined an t Cameron Saturday night he sta Oerl onk far nen ms e of the epler a“ full house ereete he minstrels th fentity of th rpetrator ed Cut. boat tha 4. | ou t than a 16 p. lam <1 Foyt or ne Frary was behind the bat and was |“ full h greeted th ig teg hae eae nei ma Soe padysegeg poy e. Short: | pourne & Clark Becond ave or like a stone wall as far as post bal's he and appeared in t ae 1 , y after meeting Can trou : is. Aca H , . Labor urnist Nealal act, except ®| started, and Hickson found himar!f| ' for bi f the #wellest fabric were concerned His throwing to . ; tk a a Ho Pande - Go to Byinning for bicycle repairs second was also first class. om at the @ Park Or. | Ae nes’: | apeeding jallward t ae V phans’ pienio, whieh ts betng given | The Police a k-ou He put ' Lab , Arn Monda Neither team scored during th first or second Innings Tn the third Spokane circled the bags three times and Seattle once. Spokane didn't score again, and Seatt r N push @ man across the pl eding inning. The as 9 to 3, jehow Saturday's Game th The Saturday game between th Seattle and Spokane ball teams a resulted in a victory for the } al boys by a score of 6 to 4. Dugdale is proud of his bunch of players and make a hard fight for se Of course Portland is firs: he fight ts now nm f n the other three ¢ game today, pos thie | word. well fact last Tuesday, le well attended by the | £0°8 Labor day celebrators. Stovall is tn | the box for Seattle, and Adams for |“ Spokane. Standing of the Clubs. House of Good Bhepherd je4 Atimation as to his identity. | row | Wilson's Juvenite Minstre!s | Dr Conn, Washington but M'SORLEY & Tr NDERSON. har CA N NDI ES has ret ness and saddlery Occidentas afternoon for th 1 benefit of th before At Practically j 40 Per Cent off {Uv f Telegras oo nya maratheedbelatremialieanoee: Rharesd= 2 —— Naat Nedbed The Dollar 2 2 PP iw e« sed. ie will bo « min-| QEATTLE THEATER Ready for . r orrow 120. We see just the . The tie peos hav ee 0 dgiee > Tyra acti Mailing or ben ng of th son, and " bia and | Firat Hit of the Season Ff pature a governm oor, Ce : Children’s School dress rehearsals will b Popular prices 1 Shoes a Specialty. . Se for Lora h apectal j No High = r 2 42 inches wid. dikes 6 682 |Ac the Grand opera houre next Fr |. Seattle Theatre. AND CAFE ine hod power dene y ms wide, | Oe for 1 ‘cca | day evening - pargio, & oe , ped Pen : inches wid 2% eid Thursday, Sept. 6 my" ar Try Our Vienna Cakes and ENGR oe v MODERN WOODMEN jargaret Barry B wis C. Hanafourde & present — — in rred Cheviots, &@ Inch 81.25 for Lord & Taylors . a elebrated dramatic reader, who Margaret Recry 0. — 0B brown and mode } es wide and very heavy, Dp ints was will give an interpretive recital at|In Edmond Rostand's 1413 Second Ave. - RAARARA nehbiatanibihis ilies E dian gov the Seattle theater Thursday after CYRANO DE BERGERAC. 707 FIRST AVE “ af i Big Annual Pienie in 7 ieasaae tl nose of this weak, James Weltcome| Vietor Huge’s. Hion Marche block. Tel. Green 261 Monday, Sept. 2 3 Lord & Taylor's standing in the dry goods world is too wal that thi . LES MISERABLES.” known for us mment further upon the value of these fabrics jo hold 1 Woodland Park Riley, the “Hoosier poet,” was in-| rR MEE to hol caeesiomsieinsmits heart ‘The Modern Woodmen of America| por are overrunning Woodland park to- day at their big picnic. A log-roll ing contest and an interesting pro- gram of other sports are on this aft- @rnoon. The dancing program will last throughout the afternoon and |* Prizes will be given to the best walts- | 5..." ers. The orator of the day will be Rev. W. D. Stmonds, who will deliver an address on the subject of “Wood craft.” After the sporting program | is concluded the log-rolling associa thom of the order will hold a meeting to elect officers for the ensuing year end select the location of the next annual pienic, this duty having been etgnes to the association. | ‘Teams from eeveral cities about the | Sound are represented. A team of 14 men from Camp 208 of Tacoma, un. der command of Maj. DeHuff, arriv- cities reat oays aspired to write: “She plays on the} being offered up to God.” This i Barry has appeared in all the greet ed as the great The advanced sale o It has come to light that Cap: eo Roberts, the well known steamma:|PROL Wilson’s Big Juvenile ed im the city early today. They pre-| mam hile on hie last trip down Minstrels , the discounts q this lot will be fortu above. Women who secure early choice from! strings to euch an extent that imagines @ grand symphony {+ William Shakespeare's Rn “KING JOHN” Opinions of Eminent People Frederick & Nelson—Fine Furniture, __A fixture aod electric supply ~ Sale Opens Wwe | grand tribute, and o feo! pr HON BURKE COCHRANE. A tment complete Inevery detai BA norm curser t Promptly at 8.30 =) New Arrivals in — J tomorrow Satie Hectic Co. TEN MAR CS E| Wintsn Wei Colles <i (0 1435 ‘Seasat Aven 4 Se 123 Pike Stray Suit You? If your coffee does not sult VELT — “Aj Vietor Hug Williams Sha’ and “Winter's of this country and Europe to success. She has been deserth t artist since the | of the late Mary & ntt-Biddons. OPERA Seattte’s k at the Seattle theater. | SON CORT MANAGER "Phone. Main &. Capt. Roberts Arrested Three Nights and Saturday Matinee from ea ped off & gentle the thre the “sr et Alaska, was arrested at Ju you exactly try a pound of Be crink Sasforma of brown with yellow trim. Beau. The ‘captain war © passen-| Seas chee ree ee MORAN BROS CO. ea ger on the City Beattie, and it Formerly sold at 40¢ per pound j ini throwin mings, | The team from 8 lene tue ae Seed cae ieee Seles 46 he talk htasiian ee incbonsn Sabie toe ysis bop ph mop oak Shipbuilders, Founders, Machinists and Boiler Makers. | fe ss: 5." be jat Juneau that the incident ocour- | fir c very wa best bedro irniture manufrctur t money mings. The je and Tacoma "The complainant agninat Roberts | ~ Prices —¥i.0, Bie and 20 lot t - many ver , W. 5. MAYFIELD ; ts a Jun Jeweler named V a ee ee ee = — : teams will have a competitive drill | })" Jup°h™ Jeweler name fet « . GROCER late this afternoon. Fiat stains Cit Be Seaiies HIRD AVENUE THEATER Pane ta: othr Fest #ihe. Tel. Male aes and on Te tes Ts! a Sue Dewey uses to return. Capt. Roberts, wh . ‘ Most signe are « h ator —~ee + nave» t ene a ene ma that the diamond was given | dee ee ean we te p neit 4 bd {to him, promptly gave ball and |Meattle’s ¢ Up . bu ft ‘ee qua ‘ ne ‘ [came down to Seattle. At the tria Mie p-gago wi ho -penare penmapereiagne ¢ | he hopes to prove that hie arrest was = the kind of furniture you ait j* case of spite work. : A Triumphant Howling Sucers store. ¢ in and look © tong ent GRILL H é 9% WEST COLUMBIA ST. SEATTLE wor Fat and electric Gitures. xc11-] - = & Kxropean N- «+ - ribs ark Co., $18 Second Ave. TO IGHT A Pian Hotel. 2 |Z ILL I Dr. A. 1. Beach Deleats Tontin FIVE men with Mhdad aebdk ammieieie ¥oae te ec at Sttrietehteiete * f W nsure your house, Collect your rents, Loan - . bad, Ponuneteane vand © Pir.| Bvery Night This Week FREDERICK & NELSON, ——- i you money, and take care of your valuables. lor Mayor ° Y Labor Day ball, Armory, Monday —- reeset, barrios Soe pens £ aS — —_ Perior Third Avenue and Co! B. SHORECK, President J. P. HORTON. Vice-Py New bath houses. Madrona Villa. FUnmiswens Rialto Bidg., Cor. 2d and Madison Teleplions Mala it t \ resident A. Myer, Secretary Of the 158 votes cast at the elec- ee I tion in Renton Saturday to decide | Matinee Saturday PEEEEEEESESOLEED DES SEES TES SEES EEE ES whether the town would {ncorpor Beach and Wm. Tonkin. ‘The form- er favored incorporation and the| ar cr latter opposed it. Dr. Beach was |N elected by @ majority of 13 votes He received #5 votes and his oppon- | [iicar ent 72 All the names appearing on the FANCY MIXED DRINKS People’s ticket for counetimen were | | elected by the follo ote Om j 1 { ” > pony 7 ie Ranta ete Bg a 4 | Public Schools of St. Louis. THIR John Adams, 197; Harold Evans, 120, | ‘Thos. Dobson, 0. John Bevan’ w Pricen—20¢ 4 the o candidates for treas and cluding all of the leading makes, were in COM ale s . the samly candi daten for treasurer. |94 ave, and Columbia. Tol, Main, 198 Hundreds of weddings ahead this month The corporation will he knov the town of Renton habitants. The offictal bo the town Is as follows K & point 2160 feet north of % on east and west line dividing secs 17 and 20, thence south 2160 feet to said Yeorner, thence west 2640 fovt to section corner of nections iT, 1 5 . 19 and 2, thence south 660 feet to to Renton, thence west 1100 feet thence north 1200 feet, thence east 686 feet; thence north 620 feet, thence weat 28 feet; thence north 2145 feet, thence west 456 feet, thence north to south bank of Cedar river, thenve following easterly along the south bank of Cedar river to point of be ginning. All of the above descrip. tion lying and betng in township 2°, north of range 6 east, W. M. ° decide upon an ESTEY We invite the most H Ch t | MONDAY, SEPT. 2 lecide upon an EST i Theaters. ; d C ane “ig oy sd—Tillte | Anderson. z critical examination of these superb Pianos. O88 21010000010 “The Queen of Hayti” The opening production of “The Queen of Hayti" at the Seattle the ter last night was greeted by a large and pleased audience. The play is, strictly paeaking, a vaudeville pez formance, the alleged plot being #0 filmay that it might easily be omit- ted, though it serves as a background for the comedy work of, Kirk and Gillam as the tramp and the acro- batic Hebrew. Though members of an eclusively colored organization, these two worthies are evidently Caucasians, and thelr farcical per- | eet cre = 0008 ‘Licious| mest rn werrerrrrererrrrr rr sre r©s THFEEETEDESEDEEEEEE EHS 75 ESTEY PIANOS | Wine just been purchased for use in the .. GEORGIA MINSTRELS The Genuine Articie = TY-SIX DIFFERENT PIANOS, in- September Wedding ne SEARCHLIGHT PETITION. 4% Second Avenue. Admiasion, 10 and that means hundreds of homes to fur- nish. A newly married man is happy in the thought that he has secured the finest woman in the world. He should be as particular in buying his household goods. It pays in the end. Quality never drops here, it's always at the top, and the lowest possible prices always prevail. Don't fail STEEL RANGE and cooking utensils. at our new store and see for yourself. This Store Will Close ai Noon Today Will open up as usual hgain tomorrow (Tuesday) and this firm extends hearty invitation to all visitors to inspect our magnificent new building, and the various lines of goods that we carry, “ Z. C. Miles & Piper Co. 1021-1023 FIRST Pe THE LARGEST STOVE HOUSE IN THE NORTHWEST Ing pi tures, a nie them 1 Why Was the Estey Selected? the trick #w fan The following from the report of the Supply village sem, French burglars, ( Commissioner is a most satisfactory answer to this question a a ee 2 oe a ee ‘be Cycle Palace “The Auditing and Suppiles Committee report that they have given much time and Howell St. & Boren Ave, | careful consideration to the merits of the oe Sn eee | several Pianos offered, and recommend that Dy der 6-Day the award for furnishing seventy-five Pianos be given to the ESTEY PIANO CO,” ‘ and Bicycle Race ANY INDIVIDUAL PURCHASER, by caro- Two Hours Each Evening ful comparison and consideration will likewise COMMENCING . ‘STEY, W > mot just to secure our prices on the OHIO We guarantee to secure your order, Call Afte The name ESTEY on a Piano is positive assur. ance to the purchaser that he will get the ATHLETIC PARK | GREATEST POSSIBLE VALUE for the amount of money invested, PACIFIC NORTHWEST LEAGUE Baseball : SiiéPmall. Gla) & 60 vi ‘GOLDMAN, PORTLAND vs. SEATTLE GOAST REPRESENTATIVES 905 Second Ave. lin a nerien of five games, beginning v AU SEGOND AVENUE Cor. Marion. 1 tomorrow, ‘Tuesday, afternoon, at | 3:80. EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE EE EEE EEEEEE EEE ESTE SESE TE SES May Grace Bigelow. | Se te eo a oe ee a ee ee