The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 10, 1901, Page 4

LAST EDITION, & O'Clock. A ROBBERY ON THE SEA Man From Nome Says He Was Robbed of $2000 Aboard Ship John At the Cent afternoon, cia oon after leay gold dust to th For id a Gill Net gam Corbett th The arrest w 4 fr f Willian Ba Burglar Bound Over He was) shack ow » hie me ey and left it ile she was beer ted by Pp Gera, who had received not from Port Tow’ ‘i Civil: Service Commission tifying the suspect The officers of the ship do not credit Abramson's story. They say Be te not gound mentally and that he only fancies he has been robbed New Road Law tutionality of the new be contested to the bi ‘The farmers Steps by the ‘The election for the new Ras been set for September 2. view of the action taken by B . country folk, however, the election may be held further in the future. Garonne Sailing Postponed The Garonne will not sail Thurs. | 9 ts have |{ ©) Gay as scheduled. Her agen D decided to keep the vease! in port Wnt the th, when @ will go to Nome for On Another Rampage Peter Ernst fused trouble in a loca iy, 18 terrorizing the dis'rict abort Sev ue and University street this Sateen. An oifeer has been Bent to arrest him CREMATORY PROPOSED Board of Health in Favor of Es-| tablishing One the crazy man bank yes Phe board of health i* heartily In favor of «bol shing the garbage dump @b the foot of Connecticu eet, and eatatt ns in its stead a crematory| where o! end refuse matter Ghovery kind can be burned | ‘To this end the board at its meet fag lant night instructed Health Of | Carroll to prepare a recom- Silieacion to council that the city Bepceed at ance to establish a crem The recommendation will be Brew e) dat the next mecting of the CRICKET The first of the Northern trains to the Everett races out today at 12:20 p. m., and leave Everett returning at 7:30 Dp. m. train will run each day| ‘until and including Friday, at the! hours named above. Fare $1 for the Found trip, ‘CITY HALL | eiFetey ta.reguiar montniy pay day of city employes. ‘The city engineer has reported th of Bixte ue north ff Great Bach eee eaters TS | ih north | For the New Road Law | Delegates from i we od oity tm- | ent clube | uber of Comatonss iron tomorrow morning t2 fevies | jane to work for the success of 7 LONG VO VOYAGE ae Bate col hydrographic oftte at ort 7 Teaelved a bottia| which was wea poked Up On the coast of | ‘Australia. Tt contained « Placed in tt by / ahip Jobn A. Brix k ‘was thrown ov rboard whi ile the mulp wes rounding the Horn nd has been two viene and « halt ing 9090 rotie: Mortality Report the Inte Rober ipped to Butt s-Sherman-Foley nt tie Tern, the 2 old daughter of Mr. and Mrx @ Hern, of Green Laks, wee Brom Buiterworts's chapel at this morning. i ———— 4 ‘with teams snd scrapers ‘ Uposcustook, 14th and 1 Fir. | | civil services employes Farmers Will Act Against! sayy gone Toh |awares by the B Camant & * Angeles, “ EMPLOYES MUST PAY UP In on the Matter The ctyi} service commission, at s at night that no pe a r retain | r her position in mplaints have hed the commission that certain who are Bp- had fa ations. Cement Sidewalk Bids The board of public works has awarded to John Kalberg the contract MORE IMPROVEMENTS ORDERED BY CITY COUNCIL IN SPITE OF IMPOSSIBILITIES Mayor Humes Submits a Communication, and Strongly Sug- gests a Halt—One Bunch for Queen Anne Laid Over—Why Pass Orders When They Cannot Be Carried Out? Had Good Eflect 1 the Improvement Ordinances mpr passed we aud Je t on of the tmprov plat be 88,0 avenue powed at the request was referred to a special court against Un | f, y Ol company & machinery valued Mary Toombs asks, in a comp he superior court this f a divorce {rem Ret ground of * M. Stanley, wh the ‘court maintemar ng Granted An m Ervin Nich failure to sup- i scon mak state supreme 8. gunboat Alert harbor this morning jon was the Port sailed Her Orebard Prominent among those reg! ther today are: Wa. orney, of Porth United Btx Poruan in Hetlig, theatr 4. Smith, George ding permits have ofice Of the ‘city Mrs. Christine King tor 4 a halt story fr ors o for @ two-w 13 Stone aven olden for a one ¢ dwelling at #0: ortheast, to cost $1.10: OSLYN COAL QUEEN ( COAL Once tried maxim, merit, usiness started in Seattle Aus. 1899, and has increased ove imenth at lephons always used, “Muccsas the test of Union 24 for steam domestic, order be coal an: aehivere north of Pike sire ‘elephone Main 588 order: Aolivery south of Pike stre a? # Sy) = 2. Oo FUNERAL & Y DIRECTORS = >” SEATTLE 4 Seattle Transfer Co, Freight, Passenger and Baggage STORAGE ‘Te Main ind, Ofice 629 Firat av. 00000001 004000: 200 Khaki Suits Suite all sizes $1.60 n Sult'(pants and cont) $1.75 KIMK, 1209 FIRST AVE. np whieh © the elty. desire t 1 rs t inate To the people of Seattle and vicinity that | have lately purchased a new stock of the best makes and styles in Men's and Boy's Clothing, Hats, Shoes and Furnishings. | expect to handle only these goods, and prices that will make the chance customer a regular patron. A frial is all that I can consistently ask. In my ads. from time to time you'll find many special offerings. Open for business tomorrow, Sept. I. Second Avenue Clothing House 1420 Second Ave. H.C. TAYLOR Prop. a ELLIOTT Retra, BONNEY & STEWART Fonera, Di SIMISON BRO Ever Talked It Is Here Vocif- erous We have a few Special Bargains, Values are such that they cannot be obtained elsewhere here only during this Sale. ASK TO SEE OUR $2.50 ron vanes Simison Bros. 7O7 SECOND AVENUE or THE SEATTLE STAR, Collegians Leave for E FEDERAL COURT 4-INCH ana 6-INCH Purse ‘Tops 50c and 715¢ The Very Latest M.A. GO DMAN'S Jewelry Store 901 Second Ave. Cor, Marion. Frederick & Nelson—Fine Furniture. Solid Oak Furniture at Soft Wood Furniture Prices You will find rior buying not we are you will pay for Ufacture, Here is one sa al ev $10.26 Bold Oak Dresser, base iss) inches nas panel ends, polished brass han hes shaped beveled Fre Hegular price, $12.0 FREDERICK & NELSON Riaito Bidg., Cor. 2d and Madison th built-up Special price for nome FURNIDHERS CHAS. @. HOLCOmMasa OPTIC! IAN errr rerrrrrrrrrrrs Teer terete restr ett l Have You Seen Pettit’s Addition Yet? this in the finest view in the elty, with t $300 LOTS PETTIT & baud n. Yo ale Wines cas WALLPAPER Liquors? fastcel Reduced Prices of STAR PAINT CO, 300-302 Pike, cor, 3d Phone Clay 721 FOO OO RRR RR RRR! } sand ona teh \ albicil Wholesale Fresh-=-Giunther’s Liquor Dealer ; : NO Sais tad Bon _ - Chocolates $ n ¥%, 1, an FREE DELIVERY ; ; — hica —— ( Ib. packages go Prices Money to Loan On Improved olty property, farmu and timber lands. HERBERT 8, UPP E R 12 and 18 Seheuerman Blook Ave. and Cherry 8 ree Sete SC eee ee eer er eee eet | 2d ave, and Columbia, Tel. Main, 193, \decsevevsovessosooosoess ORAAWAWA Aneeen eG Theaters. Seeenerecerareavesreees The Toy Maker A Boxgage Check Moving Pieture e 2 4 ? ° oP 10, se, = {HE BON MARCHI | NORDHOFF & CO, Specialsw FOR WEDNESAY FROM THE ‘Buyers’ Sale nd wale gl ¥ pro 8C 23920800 D006 100080000900 ADAMS | ADAMS B= E ADAMS GROCERY CO. eatt alll First Showing PATTERN HATS Wednesday and Thursday, peyermber 11 and 1g) at re her and tomor. cocessooencs 0000essesCes fi STORAGE ROOM FOR RENT LIGHT, dry basement, two sie vators; entrance trom trent @% ox rear; wal Feat for 8, 6, Sor SEATTLE NEWSPAPER UNION oor IH CURANCE 2 a essing aeenoe. $ Congaty Compeny 0% Main BE LLIN : BETTER MUSIC the home just 6s soon as one Musica! Instruments to ft 6 Of goods here whic © the average averes ¥ of re the: nball Organs for » up. down and $3 § Johnston (0. 903 Second Avenue Burke Bull: rerrrrsrr sr tr We Havea New Style Compressed Fibre Fixing Bath Call and See It COHSOOOOOOOS ay) Street, |Seeee The Bissell Rall-Bearir compri GEO, Hi. WOODHOUSE (0. 409 SECOND AVE GRAND RIDGE § KOLE $3.75 PER TON $2.75 PER TON # from the 4 We have | just os all sizes—o LUMP NUT AT ailadison oreee POPOCOO SEO OSOOSSODE h quei-| n price. | . Seattle. © HANDKERCHIEFS, YOR Hendkerchiety rders. will Bees lot of 1 h Pillow Casing, te LINEN SHEETINGE nm Bheetiogs will be seid) per cent 4 a Geroste in full sise, hem: and white, with y borders, worth $1.25, tor fe. 3 "H PERCALES, fe %-ineh Percales, The silk itself is worth SAXONY YARN, ie Domestic Bexony Yarn, ® colors, tomorrow, Be s We STL AE NE FOR 6 shades and a good value CKET LS h RMeRICAN LADY CORSETS You may buy @ $1.50 Amertean Lady Co morrow at 98c, LE CON- lée TURKISH TOWEI Bleached Turkish worth lic each, tomorrow ie, big purchas> pe F ta bere are only @ few S80. $1.59. $1.75 Petticoats at $3.75 Pet sat $7.80 Petticoats at $3.98. These are in mohair, ffeta and merce new jet of Drenten Flannelette Waists, worth $1 each—all colors to choose ff tomorrow, $1.00. k WOMEN’S HOSIERY AND Ul DERWEAR SPECIALS. _Women's Imported Sk ests of silk or pure lisle, €4 colors, also w worth $1.25, at 95¢ fine tan cotton last of Shirts and Rrawers, for tan and rrow at 4c 9 SHOES Hose, worth 200 a w two pairs for 25¢. Boys’ and Misses’ fine fast black I suitable school, worth WOOL cH { coring heels, all sises, at $1.29, Wool ins of § ORDER TAPFETA SILK, 98 7 i: HEVIOT, c ok Pebble Che e, worth $1.50; We ‘2:<BonMarchel NORDHOFF @ Co. 1415 to 1435 Second Av. and 115-123 Pike St. ey Saver on Call Trade front, 10¢5 12%c; soft Laundry Left in Our Office Before— te closed, shirts, We per pat, Queen City Steam Laundry 1426-28 Fourth Ay hed Wed. s 1 Thur 3m. finished F 2m. finish 12 m,, finishe m., finished 6 p.m, finished Mon. 7 p.m y day before 9 a.m, finished day if marked “Specia 2pm. p.m, a.m, p.m, pm, pm, iE a Sat ur collars, gloss or (no gloss.) Established 1890, _ MORAN BROS CoO. } Shipbuilders, Founders, Machinists and Boiler Makers. |} Manufacturers of High-Grade Lumber, seman —— LOFOOS $09990009099000006.0000000000H OOS0000 DO YOU WANT PURE WHISKEY? Go to Brunner's, Pure Liqu of any kind. Go to no one but er, and you have our guarantee for everything you buy. YNER & CO. 502 Pike Street POOPOOOOOEOS EDO OS EOS 9P OOOO 109009 600008 INSTITUTE TELEPHONE MAIN 1060 . 3 a 4 Institute Ki nls © seepeeeae erusy ese —— t t t r « t . r t