The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 1, 1901, Page 3

THK SEATTLE STAT lancen were « Wir wor Junder ul ry l Mr, Kean to kno tho |sulting women, and this, tomether| pottce headquarters, 1 do not know ages dingly Ke npn oon gyn enps ofh to Investigate the ae stration, pric ad ee vaaecoma ad inquired, “What thing to etate other than Fotis: Oltber tislatitek oie as } that ed tn te immunteation | rested the boys at the Grand opera B. Cy Oct. wero packed with cheering |W egy gyros gy A naeae Faas ise, denies that they were struck Duchess of Co ° ontantet o o ¢ = at sarters riday Deedee nt Se Meautnah party: |womasss wea commante’ nose ies | 7 taeane $0! war © ray that T propose to push the earn |PY itn headquarters | Friday d ahed party, | welcor peas.” ho end, that a thorough Investig. | Meh The two larger hove were ‘ng Bmpre: of Tndla, conve ah party The reyal equadron ar | yee esnployed an attorney ite f them re ndtp British Pactfio squadron. | rived about 9:15, and as tt appronoh- | lth , His | awe presentation of the gov-|ed Victoria the warsh Phaeton, | What the Chief Says i $e watceinet ministers the roya!|Amphion and Condor preceded her | When seen about the twatter this|ience was used,” h harges are | a. where also dentes using any violence gemmasenth African volunteers. | lament butidings @ scene of great m well founded, The xt morning a them the © pew the Way lay to Exquimault, | brit Uance was presented, The lawn ‘ Jafter the trouble in the Grand opera bo: 7 ee party Tunched with the|was occupied by about 2000 school | Residence of Walter Fitzhonry|toure, 1 investigated the case. Ilgivens A® fa ; sea hildren in white, who, after read Destroyed by Fi nd that the Van Kuren hove re- | fs concerned 1 Mpa afternoon the duke opens the | ing chet Re ang “Maple Leat | yed by Fire ed Officer Leighton, and that he| Night Clerk Walter Basson, who ts ver” and @ verse of the Nation. | as compelled to strike them accused of whipping the boys v nthem | | hts handcuffs, Jatlor Corning, | ‘The reatdence of Wa ner k snake, denies that h ‘The children were insp he reatdence of Walter Fiteher exposition This will be| F wat ed by the Kasson and Officer Leighton, all de- | n therm, and in no way a . | ry, at Pwenty-for avenue. ier weather’ prevall, The | aukoy “who afterwar pots Mer Sa raping po Rat at th wrenig [Ried to me that either of thon igh city 1 om fete, dale to 28 South African votup- lenis morning. ft was not until 11:40 |oauted the | . ihe sradton at eo tiie ye ee that an alarm waa telephoned to| tye jc v od beating, eay that the Tints Dachewe of Cornwall and; Addresses were afterwards preeent: | ire headqunrirs, and (eewhoned Lead yin rlacDh ore vel Tek completed their journey west lea by the Presbyterian synod, the| was entirely destroyed. The fire| nut in the ce The o ye Mand today under {deal conditions. | city, and the British-American Fed-| started from a d ve chimmey.| him in, but did not fhe Weather was glorio n attle. ‘The building was a one story frame. | peiieve the off b —_——— They Had to Get Out bine emer bole ‘The first tenants to move the butlding at Third aver 000000 | Fortress Monroe Union street, soon to be torn down | to make room for the federal «tru: Suburban. |The m is Drawing Big Crowds to! ‘ve ore Martin & Fox, the auction fort at cere, | They were ordered out se 000 090606000000000: North Yakima days ago and were unable t 1 other quarters until teday, when ee s atore at 2219 First avenue was Wash,, Oct. 1. | found, 2 UGLY: SUICIDE | STATE FAIR Wealthy Rancher Blows Off Top of.His Head | | COLFAX, Wesn., Oct. 1 es haal NORTH YAKIMA, t a Y. mn D Wet of Wenzel Horak, a wealthy |—This town Is overflowing with peo- | ——— a cit Prbemian rancher, was found by «| ple who have come to attend the an mong ree eighber on the floor of Horak’s cab. ual state fair, which opened yester- | ap theron Pie the ranch being seven miles from | day. The weather ie perfect, and} t hs : ufax. It was evident that Horak | there is every reason to believe that | committed suicide by placing {n| this year’s fair will be the most suc- The South Park school b isit af pulling the trigger with a stick. | countics are sp y fine. Cattle he one were it not for the lit othe Me top of the man’s head was torn | !s coming in by trainloads, and horses - Join 5 © the furnaces, ¢ WR The false teeth he wore were | for the racing events are now near- Band embedded in the ceiling of |ly all tn the stables Metabin. Horak had been dend| Officer Today Rev. J. M. Baker has been appoint. Pet & week, when the body hod | 4 reguiar 5 fof thy found yesterday. Temporary insan | - - Protestant church of ot ae eeleved to Rave led to 3s) Health OMcer Carrol! today dis-| The ny Clay ered a case of smallpox 1 ¢ Increased thelr | DIVORCEES | HUMBOLDT =. = ‘ TRY AGAIN Report That She Would Bring} wee | Case Discovered by the Health |'"* ‘° ‘ , + ees ‘The affiteted aged The Way to Be Heppy Happiness i 1 a being ‘eteps id Down $1,000,000 betas etre ARSON, > » Oct. L— wed- ak bat a se Gea BL Putuwn, eon of the| Erroneous FOR NOME : athe Venere Pultman-car magnate, and Mra. | Jas the resent road te alm L. Braseil, divorced wife of | aOR a Ree the winter. “3 2 Jas. Brazeil, of former Com-| ae Re ai ses data -mine fame, wascelebrated here| ‘The steamer Humboldt, Captain| The steamship Garonne, Capt.|,)'™a! arre 1 helsalana on Mr. Pull d from Skagway at|Almen, completed her repairs yea. | Mm ephone of. obtained a divorce from hi GRY the day before yesterday. Mra. he Brazel is one of the Weat sisters of which was re ood pee and is famed for her 4 LAST GAME = vs CORONER HOYE’S wg Bay AE om Folthe seo: son Was Won by! = is = rt eo tele-| terday and sailed for Now Skagway, |ternoon. She alwo Sunday say-|emall « that she had $1,000,000 in gold | gines ar Lucas, of We , Oct. 1.— fame of the season in the Twenty-five, and a fallure—the trom Seattle yesterday afternoon 7 ARE ACTIVE » TB avomaurbl edie ae to 8g votay oo mucceas. And fh 4 Rteore of 6 to 2. The victory was aes ee Poon ed t ap! Wen in the lith Inning. ‘The game wd p rand so coniteated deathe have been reported to hi a failure, too. * The man Mas bony contested throughout. sna wvediniie’ — The unton machinists best it rather « joke. There was i j : whict , » be proud of during his aq Standing of the Clubs. =? bute nwo h from the first attemp . Cate wal .,|attle Machiner “ " Frou "hi prepareiets three mach ful plots to avold detection hurt S}and one was 1 by t atili!) to the last almple endeavor to jmen. The went be ake the great lung specialist give | : i taak thincihorttem, semertad: nena | sabe Sue Gaek fond Qocatet ov Li | 1 th |tlously projected nie elbows as hh | was the love affair that had walked gh the crowd ore | fatied, the ting In A regi Gai ah ane Gisdel patvelen renee | dock anks, the «ofr the fr lay evening war ntrik x j ei front tn name the guardin, WASHINGTC 1. | ers not to f nd talk toa work-| Henry N ported to the 5 A Marine Monster on Land | /.""") is itiey Court)—Capt. Sigebee, wh>|™**" was dirregarded, however « wan i sh Sole Thaiced : @mmanded the st. Paul, was cali. \** * right ! 4. He testified that he did not sa he use of the ¥. to Sebiey that ho beileved the Spa Tae A feet was not at Santiago, as as contronted by te ‘ nl}! and 4:90 p. n j the . ies reported to congress. He d tN id Saataad oe nisin “ | prea . MiNiien fae the aheenas wan sand to Travelers’ Railway Guide, ket Rot in Santiago, but had sald th Northern Pacific he himself had Cerv fm the harbor eae D vhareir a me ‘me on vig Th into the 3a - <4 : alt DESERTED | 2522": FIREMEN morning my ei agRitewas this ty Auditor Lamping has re- For Saying McElwain's Prope |,.”0""1.u0'" as rs pets Jal ive 16th attention inatant form erty He Gives Check tod th « Hes Byrb en inlh se seen lh $85 a nee ne na ee RE Salata mrenrntg arities ‘wilt be notified on? ual wh 4-2906 Groat Northern Of the matter Very 1 b - cat pone er=tanve for 8. Paul 8p m for 10 lots, 4 id vm. POOR PLACE TO = fiarsniiessnn ace havea him ming Av tio "ahd a LEAVE HIS MONEY : : vo PETTIT & SON rhe teat se Anterent of pendnvarterm, trom Ste ia 523 N. Y. Blook A the Haymar t Columbia & Puget Sound f the famous W, D| P, develop oning solut vam move:t thr the crowd. | and casting anchor, dressed the ship. | jmorning, Chief -of Police Sulllvan| Jailer GC, A, Corning, whe took the |” wee Parliament Dbutiding,| manned the yards, and thundered | naid Dickinson boy to jal from the clerk's @ @eduke presented medals to| out @ salute, nm front of the par I do not believe the « | Autos in Railway Service | (mr « pu son’ tw Jol nie Waghington Dental and Pho- , hen Italy, Austria and recer ving) pm Arive Mas tographic Supply Co. ‘ exiled, | toot Bd ds Bs ni CanadiasPaoif 2 COLUMBIA STREET ' fi P " Diamonds, Watohos, Fine Jewelry Be tamn: |f ; in gallery of Grand 4 Silvorwar 1227 Yesler Way , Phone Red 761 | ¢ were hee F hica cataiiicais aroave. =< Albert Hanse COR, COLUMBIA bs a a °" \@ Geo. H. Woodhouse & Co. KIRK, 1208 FIRST AVE. m 1 Ameri: |, fi r leave ad.| Biz aveanne + ert Hansen wont t i Ww. 1 . | § , Seatt 1409 Second Ave. a le uti ¢ wut v The largest jewelry house ta the! the Sea Dally fy among the anarchints.” | hi ud jand Pine atree Pho! Jain 200, | Northwest. g! Star, SOCOSOHEH OOOO OSES ee re fee 111! YOPCO9CCOO9OO8 09090000900 8909000000000000070 8 0000 00999850008 2890 O2880ERC | you mith bri r oxford c t form they'r My Cert Mortin ‘ the and It i i Burglars ! So Sea tence BURGLARS! — | Sorts, eye agli Protect Your Hor Yours] | for, though she can 1 | or Understood or eared for me. Lu |ietle girl, that I tried to make 1 me And falled—of course I failed And now I'm gotng to dle and get t all, and vit on the oth Excelsior Burglar Alarm side of the wray Styx, and watch all} 1 of ct , safety and the succesful pe coming along i or batteries st the way 1 af the cap. cea instantaneous aing of tho t and the pout : sir by buretars ates, ould make farm buildings home. g ae erin, Regular Price, $2.50, Selling Now While They Last for $1.00 DIRECTIONS HOW TO OPERATE THEM GO WITH EACH ONE Z.C.Miles & Piper Company w gray etones Into the gra enol, Nothing to} bye to make, > for anybo oO rl, [ uned to write 4 yar f rubbish 1 whall Just have a verne ines. ‘Not long enough to. 1021-1023 FIRST AVENUE the per the exquisite little grew ow page He read it r when It was fir igh that verged ha ttle Jaugh thing I ever did.” b 1 back atnong the ¢ ‘The last paroxyam of ‘Prof. Sheldon | "$10 Cash | °C 8" the First Registered As Woll As the | $10 q h oe First Licensed Paimist Ever as In Seattle, Again Re- turns to the City. «ray river that cneen cross Perhaps #! minutes’ ride of Pioneer places 4. Price $60 each, Here is your chanos, HERBERT S. UPPER $2 and 13 Scheuerman Block, First Ave. and Cherry Street DPPPPPFPOPPPPFFIPPDIPID OT IPHVID> ISH DISH DIDED: |A Man Who Wears 11 remember word of farewa! Nine Tallors Make a Men | “Nine tailors make a Jout of the old ¢ @PPPP.IPPPRDPRIaPeD tary sack suits will have the s, almost ed back that such a styl- ein tweeda, chéeviots and ices all the way from Second Avenue Clothing House 4. @. TAYLOR, Prop. 1420 2d Ave. “I've Waited, ‘Honey; Waited tong for You” wait the n k and people en to bottom th KEELEY For the cure of Liquor, Morphine, Opium or Tobacce 4 Pan Habits—The only Keeley Institute a coms tnd Britiss Coli mbia, Pastitute Kilbourne ave > INSTITUTE Lake or Fremont car. OfMce 30 Sullivan Main 235, Seattle, Wash. G. T. Castle, 1 help you PROF. SHELDON 1023 Third Ave, Cor. of Seneca St. is Man’s Best Friend Makes Men and Women Strong —Used for Rheumatism, Lame Back and Ali sanbtey:| pera A B..-AT 18 JUST AS CHEAP To SEE THE REST. The Largest Line of Men's, Women’s and Children’s Fall Shoes CAN BE FOUND AT TREEN SHOE (0. 707 First Ave., Seattle ———CUT OUT THIS AD. oth aay two weeks only, Spor secepeanstonDeEre In a | | PRICES THE LOWEST sale price, antee for one * yt of charge, t my Mlustrated. nal DR. J. E. COCKRAM Hotel Victoria, Two Doors from Postottice, First Ave., Seattle, Wash. ante American Bonding &Trast Co. Agents Wiese ae errr ¢ Feet A. iN Frank M, Quien REDELSHEIMER H®! EL Seattle's CAPE AND & * Largest and GR * * Only First-class Ror * * = European INCON- & e & Plan Hotel. NECTION # * Biotin idk arta STAPLE & FANCY GROG ERIE $ + 2 ny ret Cream 15¢ 800 FIRST AVE. \ Sse 3: LW onlas 8° and coat) $18 ype wore ee soes