The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 28, 1901, Page 1

=|; T rehee. untay, oo 9 ater » Sa. & kage, ey aa ol fe Se a ol keep. py —~ k HE Only Paper in Seattle That Dares to Print the News {TATTLE AY ONLY ONE CENT A IPY—That’s the Price # Shannon STAR. 8 BEATTLI WASHIIIN YON, SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 28, 1901. 25CTS A MONTH i 2m Geena ee Ge, GREED [gocecccccecceccse goovevceese coccescwecees TH COLUMBIA ~ gt THE EFAIR ALICE HE APOLOGIZE Wo Have Pretest and Most Exciting Contest Ever Sailed Over the wah § ens can nn $27 " sti Be Course Ends in a Narrow Victory for American jgurJiircreya!tit tae § wnen, sooner moon conn tne at th A) A oe, tse hs taf ae wonrraes Yachtsmanship--Nose to Nose the White- H = se THEY QUIT | HEAVY GAIN facings and double slitched wat “Nak ton Wings Galloped Madly Home WGHTY CHEERS FOR CAPT. BARR AND HIS CRAFT Shamrock Was the First to Get Across the Starting Line--Fight to the Stakeboat Was Fought Fiercely, the Adversaries Again and Again Forcing Each Other to Tack; but the Run Home Was Full Before the Wind, and the Breeze Held sine True at Seven Knots---The Bulletins A . ! « to tere) tine hie antagonists wind @ bit, and a . A a’ age. a ned the. side of b fo] defeats Shamrock by one *'"” oe etree pgs egies 0 the close of the war 11:47—Shamrock t still ahead and THE RUN H Mme jon tt le 4 f minute 18 seconds. doing great windward work. bs. have a : IOWA NDS, B. 3, Sept. 2% —lenore been so much fighting as) t 1:a6:1% ee ee ore Th deed “im prevatied when the arced the first hour of the sail.| Columbia rounded at 1:25:42, and /@ her as belles of the White @ thus fs 13 seconds to the Fan yachtemen degan destirring the™m- Columbia tried twice to cross the her time-allowance of 43 seconds, a Mabe gives this morning. At § o'clock. sienger’s bow, but failed each . | 1:89—TThe yachts have covered four at however, the wind sprang up, 4nd time | y the grandest > oa of the he Shamrock nies ever (gota 2 stx-knot Dreeze was Blowing.| 1 ie « perfect Shamrock day, and| Ms ¢ home run. amere per oA wget ‘The racers went out to the starting maintains her position ¢ Nelile Grant to if she does not win today’s race, the etertck Algernon Sar point soon after 9, At that time the chances for her lifting the cup are| 2:1! — mbia appears to be ho historic “east room hite Mouser, in May 1874. wind a nd the fra -” _aoaksmagaees * | email, abend Fanny Hayes was but a tiny fat the race would end in another £:21—Columbia leads by @ length, |@ mald of four years and was bapu: tn th ‘Dive Pp r t Make crew. 2.2%—Colum bia-is steadily gaining @ White House Mollie Gar Bett! 1 @ field, favorite daughter of her ee ona ee wee Sere SO 2:30—Columbia jeads Shamrock by |@ martyred father, but for the @ ‘Thursday's contest having scared Iswe tenia e gedy which deprived the na 3 reas tlen of tte head, would have @ramrock's admirers. Columbia was 2:-—Col o . ~ , et umbia ie five lengths) 5 45 ome iightehip is now eignt|@ dean married from the White 8 decided favorite at 19 to 4 ahead. House. She was quietly ma: ried to her father's former J. Stanley Brown, and y left Wash miles away. Columbia continues to n etightly. As son as the yachts reach 12:06—Shamrock has put on a sud starting point a pretty fight for p © ine den Durst of apsed a m for an Buropean tour gition began. Each skipper maneu- 3:64-—Columbia has caught Up with /@ piien Herndon Arthus, Nellie @ 12:08—Both boats are back on the Arthur, as the wae best known @ a for all he was worth for the Shamrock and they are now run- 3 pedis ort port tack. Columbia is beating |2 smone is scattion, sind Spat bitere the “_ 6 ave slightly to windward, and is a litth to any merchant-tailor work. w Price, $17.50... in OVER- 30), Week's Clearances Compared With Corresponding Week Last Year Harvard Dental Office 1331 % Second Avenue Will move to our New Done tal Parlors, 512 Second Ave- nue, October Ist THE WORKS Washington Iron Works Men Join the Strikers We showing COATS at $10, novelties and up to $ are many $15 2.50, ADAMS & BLANCHARD 739 Second Ave., Hinckley Block t to bring kr Call and inspect them. Fine Decorating | a Specialty Stewart & Holmes Drug Co. 627 First Avenue 7 . hobnobbed w and everyt t and treas > Former British Tra sport in | * Service of Dodwel! & Co, breth be having the union, CASH BUYERS AND MAKERS OF LOW PRICES Near SERRA RRR RR RIE EERE EERE R ERR ER ERD wtrikers H m the |* 4 Lowney’s * === 10 GARRY : Hot Drinks ix. : ~ no trouble oF ex SUPPLIES . Beef Tea, Chocolate, Cola 7 tvea have beet on i and Clam Nectar : We have one of the The Delicious and * |B finest lines of PAPER ety To ges Re Booed T0 RUSSIA : Refreshing 3 HANGINGS in the city. * * * * * who paced around with la and te nn dn dain dint dada dna tn tn dn daha deat datand Barker, will complete her « | THE POPE RECOVERS [ir ey wht es Vi it 0 N St ae mee Sere, pe sit Our New Store Giarvheee, © entry recovered sai tees : The store begins with cut feet deey P= And inspect our line of Heaters, Steel Ranges and rates, but itdoes’t end theme Foverniment ae A " Furnaces. It will be worth your while. ‘ : transport. | native troops from Ci > Taku an released by t she waa ¢ arried It adds Highest Quality, Speedy and Courteous Servs ice, and more than anything else, its good name. Nobody wants a higher guarantee fo excellence. Send your next STEEL RANGE TALK Our steel range ways been our pri only of strictly up wuch as the OHIO, $2 FOR $20 | Jawely Clerk Alleged to Havel. Swindled Little Boy This company freat quantities ean products to Northerr Biberta I tock has al- It 001 ac expect in the near mahips on ‘Trium: sairoatly | merenain 2 Econemy and the XL Beon- fi prescription here, or ask Let us tell you a few things @| your doctor, he'll tell you abut the I X LL. The body of it is ma “GLIENTS NOT @arting gun was fired the Shamrock 2:10—Tireese has dropped to seven thicknesses of col4-rolle pies ye astern. e 7 cler and between these are laid a wrested the windward position from ~ |knote. Shamrock ts gaining on Cot- store, wtheste ae a ; thickness of heavy asbestos card- the Columbia. 12:20—Columbia ts the boy, 7 saab tees board. The oven is made of ex- jumble, It ls anybody's race Bageloon told the Tt ny hy y wrought steel and ‘The Shamrock got off with a dash ahead. . piece Was no « 4 ore not to warp The lan Lig my Main 7 . 3.15—Columbia still maintains her upon him to take $2 for It. This | is perfectly cor. Pike St. and Second Ava, and crossed the line about 2 seconds 23—Roth boats are well out on e did, and hie m tT at yyy lead. ‘The boats are two miles tr about the a when } ; $ n the the finish. Columbia should win th Gageleon, the - ' shelf and warming oven. But The tar a the | ing ng Suesiocn, the cies laced men! at Board of Works ey 1 every good Boats moved through the water with Ce a OE ae @ Whe recently married Dr. Hor hor chases Wik: be Sindee conan tu na, housewife @msiderable speed, Columbia out 4 a z: 7 : “re 2 or e Aiternay Fred H. Pet ame ° r "brisk. ‘The yachts are nearing the ee eee Hotel Robbed before the board of public works t ape Mel ae lama PE OT | ‘The official time at the finish shows | © g footing better. 4) PPAR AR APRA RADDA aa res a a | “| FURNACE TALK ie kde ai a ping | 98 as follows: Columbia, 3:31:23 11—The boats are sallin: D. va re rempini . See tee Went ate eafiing 2 wi Episcopal Clergymen Numbering 602 20 Ave. 204 James BR4-tuck race, Sha ock going like fas st Shamrock | Shamrock, 3:71:58. | on Sopa sts | WO Arrive ms gsc cepesed ange hommes y= | The Royal Stands High- ere to Go race looks a winner, barring accidents. | 2 Mr. Peterson offe rnish « y Thus, ¢ a wins the race By steamship iM t 14:20—Shamrock 1s to windward,| The challenger is racing to beat the which is no t : E . About 160 clereym er to Smith's c est in @ Rank of a M f B M morn mv . tons of wheat consigned n res Al F ome noted for its swell the increasing wind. Columbia ts in-| go far it has been the prettiest race ~ensragge h hoe J American ports ent ¢ gp Hot r Furnaces. bas DeCIRNERS. ‘The MERU reaming bh jwcondd handicap nin & ancl tn co SE includes ajl the DELICACIBS of ing her lead. er seen on this course. Peop yea ry an th ee ee the SEASON which is served ta 1:2-Columbla has gone about on 4, LIBRARY BUS!NESSIS © Pad PA EAL tor Th cententae the port tack, leading Shamrock | LOND ot. H~The Saturtag . ¢ matter was cluding wine: and in the PRIV- ‘ post ATE DINING ROOMS for $1.50, foming down on the starboard tack. | | Review today prints a long article | 1, INCREASING A pe majority of AUSE they form a complete Iine of cast or sheet steel re- ‘There is also the finest LUNCH hie — os le iidieenit whtie 6 ents ay ‘ding the property holders was received draft furnaces; ar for either hard « pot goal, ar- UNTER in the cit (open day i oe ye 2 ake onlin wh the races for the America’s | iding * A 4 - ery sim n construction, hav ) in connectio hamrock is ahead and on od pies Changes in the System of Interest asking for the tmprovement of Pine he and dust. ‘They have a oak Se iO Ste oe the starboard tack, Columbia being | @other burst of epeed and is hauling are criticised severely because | K., : A o:dit Malei reet from Fire Fourth rs ‘sane & culsine s . : § more are expected to arrive nd avenue aad ai consumption of ‘Waa the port tack, forced about by)" tightly from Columbia, |the interest tn the contest “centers tomorrow morning Pine streets o ra avenue t which easily Entrance 210 James. — ~ : ne Rainier-Grand t nov tween Pike and Pine streets by ombustion are carried the Shamrock, | Capt. Barr has mucceeded in cut-lrather in the personaiition of the| At the Rainier Grand toner, ney B Seetpesct toggle ape and compellin peer ty t the we tofa City Librarian Smith = UNCED |», .. . en highly heate: : = owners of the yachts than in the| parlence in testing the weight of a], ,C\Y, Iabrerian Smith = Sims’ Kiondiker's “pok Th H af sent i ~ s given time heat a greater quantity seamanship of the respective crews.” | hardly belleve th alue of é ; @ is a8 grea a less fuel than he arti wh plainly te aime: ation Is wa >i 8 pana | E r w qual ¢ ‘The best bleod medicine on earthy | at Sir Thomas Lipton, intimates that Roanoke Sails Moncay tion for rreaponding month | ng For Soldiers Who H ped to Of McKinley Will year. Twe lerge roome have been| ener (We guarantee it.) Capture Cro! pe ids Rhals Met [hie main purpose is “to secure ad-| ‘The Roanoke, which It was report. | co rggetably fitted u a 5 100 Doses $1.00 Sz on New Ban ote e4 would wail for Nome tonight, wi : n . Ww M d 0 cannand p | vertising for his wares fot eave until Monday. ‘This will be floor of the olf university bullding, eve ace ur - —-—-- — | the last round trip of this bow r pooupled by the library, and wi WASHING . oe | : | he in readiness for puttte dre Men, (City of Seattle Brings 298 Pass- H | s IGTON, D. c., Kept. 28—| WASHINGTON, D. C. Tampico for Hawaii Tonight |Gay” ‘One om beau: ° eatin tove 4 Gen. Miles has tecommended to the| The por t of the late Pros! FAILING Secretary Of war that the soldiers of | McKin 1 be placed upon the| Capt, Jen the coast artillery who assisted in! series of § aes ine | son, was pulled over to the Ariing- the capture of Presta A alan Tbe ae acer camniete wnt McKinley's notes to ed by the treasury | her cargo. It consists mostly of f Assacsin be mentioned in the distin- | departmen ”| Mr. Kruger Shows Signs of » 3 opm ron “fhe late President Harricot’s por | Seniie Decay See ee RACING TODAY. trait will be up. n the new fives. WATER MAIN BREAK Claims for Damages From It Com- AMSTERDAM, Sept Priv information trom Hilverson indicates icine 3 New Schedule “ he steamer Greyhound Mr. Kruger {a failing rapid Yachts Olympic and Bonita Con. new Gen pid ng physicians fear a t nites 4 : ithin a m - ing in Fast testing for Honors a this city and Everett. This! viens of acute senile de cy of Everett } s. Osawa has filed a c “pth ainet Olympic went out for a race this af verett. goes on th n on the corner of Occidental fernoon to nettle a question « hat Duwamish Head tomorr and Yesler way Premacy in speed. The yachts have |t? complete her nting. When this iw only one of several that several races before, T is done she will relieve the Grey " s keat Sow Cave treed yesterday eae Port re. nett | hound, which will hereafter be uscd Christens the New Crui have been filed in the Inst few day both claim the race’ arn as an extra boat | Cleveland To Geretood today, however, is 4 | Chief Sullivan’s Guest Olympic had been declared ‘ort courne Garonne to Try Again Chief McLaughlin of the Portland Speen BATH, Mo., Sept. 28—The crutrer | Police department was In Seattle to nt n po Ponte the eaenne was towed| Cleveland was successfully launch. |, & guest of Chief Bulllvan of the — Aberyt Poems Pe | ozs to tae Ne Conat bunkers «hore tod local department achte star rning to take coal for her trip| : €4 over for the starting mark A airs have been|, Th Cleveland was christened by | apg Umatiiig left yentorday to go large number of interested speote | 4 her agent, Frank Wa Ruth Hanna, daughter of Sen- |yor'rogular trp around the Sound im othss ern use, SHUECIP Ut Um a ray tr io Mark Hanna, as the vessel slid | gt, schedutga, tga tyne tog {rgm here fawn the way, | Wrauohice day, 0: ot, de engers and $260,000 in Gold room and in the oth Department be kept reference books > or cipicaien steamer City of Seattle, Capt a success 24 ave. and Columbia. Tel. mass a8%e ke thet are in grea : ie . For the reason that we sold the kind n Gantinas | Way by aby etencner this yeah, and eal larger than DEMONSTRATION filled in ) in gold dust ason. We have Of FIG-PRUNE CEREAL in beoks tha the passengers were Consul Fg Lig of store FRIDAY and SAT+ At of the ale, accompanied by } n you find and customers " who 4 : Mead, the K buying as ted to call the popular books an as te f the New k re ; nerjts of this a ubliahed An exe Me s th A 1 WE KNOW THIS TO BE THE fooa drink or substitute for dema ¥ bi ¢ time an * @ We recommend it, the new provision, the applicatt natives of Australia returned from a . . FAMILY GROCER : nt of five as t sedis : wee - R 503 Pike. Tel. Main 998 and 271 for Vancouver and three The steamers annex building the h avenue and Jefte: 1021-1023 FIRST AVENUE Taco: cargo Money to Loan there are large rending and lunoh was 1000 canes of salmon and 100 rooms that have been fitted up ex-| barrels of herring a — On improved city preperty, farma | pressly for Office girls, A complete} ‘The ¢ of Seattle left Skagway IN THE NECK and timber lands, Hat of periodicals is kept tn the an n the and had a pleasant where you feel It when your col are sent | nex hern voyage, Little ice or ne from the laundry with a saw When HERB RTs . UPPER —_ rmy weather was neountered happens you say to yourself I believe I will 12 and 13 § hange. I the CASC “ADE LAUNDRY ruin victoria runt morre rw night eet Conee Shaan econ sney whvertiae » oe for two wooks and hes under) With the exceplion of the Mauslent 0. . 0 oxtonaly & invkoven on ~