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

‘s ° THE SEATTLE STAR, JOHNSON TAKES ASTAR GAMBLING UNIVERSITY OPENS REPORT OF | SMASHED - Gossip Among Football Players Trotting Record THE BON MARCHE NORDHOFF @ cg, 110,000 Yards ; oe Uplon Machinists Score a Point ‘Against Foreman of the| Downfall of Donald McKora- Of Florence Crittenden Home of Silk Seattle Machine Works—Workmen Confident cher, of the Seattle Na- | TF Reine ee ee Lan eH ree october Ihe Wag Dine Ane One Tor | sneer vasccica is Gai tional Bank Univer re ' a ity grour n he f t ime in th ‘A little clash occur day which became quite noley, and a the atu a ny |ed and arranged in 4 f Nt tid dnwual qreotinn aethe-tree- |e 4 mri 4 5 F ohn. | consid: » crowd of strik mPa W fa " he fol h 7. t f the F Crittenden Home | hi 4 cee Saween Foreman thizere Donald W. MeKeracher, former nk Y am Ww Football Team ‘ ports of the mat (in é eee, ee, Seattle 2 Five policemen had boen with the Paying teller of the tle Nation ® " Ludd The promtives of a winning football |* Pager tig eure tavel! , 4 the union mach procession from the first, and one |i bank, who was arrested ye \ bigeye agement of th @ already detailed in tho Star.) etiam stepped up and led Mr./ “AY afternoon on the cha em Pres KY toam are better this year than they |t of whom are ati ! the union men havo deen laying Co TSR SUD p Od UD 6nd ed er ee a eed la not tonfined in| Pina ' ‘ bine fade Cie’ thers th t the home, “Thirteen bablen have Louis Diller Improving Biege for several days to shgps tha ' “ the county jail awaiting preliml-) | : Minn Maud Gr four seasons, Coa FE nee eee eee ene ae ae tiene |. La Dilien, proprietor of the Diller fre in partial operation with a | He Was Indignant nary trial i reae—W. n president aang i Afgan oor t or.five 6 : Hen, pre Bnion employes. Tho latter was quite indignant at] Tho warrant for MeKerachor's ar-| |. the Armoclated eg MO bina rtsnce sme b be r oe tor ne The plan of the strikers is to | this, as he insists tt o Was more | rest wa: saned by United at Vc seen igen tee . cE hye <b, mon Im oaay @ather in a body just outside a shop | ly sting ama! he threaten. | © f late Mis Marine gy aoc on for t areity are . « y = Gnd interview the workmen as/ing attitude and remarks ching Rp ae tise Garvie Ri ter—Fielda, Sherer, Kirk Fonhi + ¢ fall to\eee the Oregen t > Boon as they are on the street. strikers, and thinks t piaint sg P Trin |? Guards er, Fred Myst ¢ the t , ow 4 How It Happened. should have persed th a we ings, Robinson, F tt v . ‘ " » Yesterday evening work was/of interfering with him As paying lay t Wh . hwing re i morro ny ee me Deen t 's Btopped at 5 o'clock, and Mr. John-} The net result of the unpleasant wee bbe ted | ae 1 hundred | ~* = their 5 . . : @0n walked out with his employes. | ness was tho addition to the union in MUSE | Oe these Ware t Regiatration ia] ines. Ende A. BE, Burrow B Nearly 100 union men, who were |of the man who was the immedi reg iage roe ee : cy Whit ed lack, # - outside, followed them, |ate cause of the fuss. oy tat 8 tow Gaye, fac jterba ' hoardof truste KOC an ye 4 i black, ‘ Eine t to the men, | He was 5 the only journeyman ma-| Widely published at the time vege next Tucsda to ¢ hat brings the to us at When Pioneer square was roach-|chinist in the bunch of seven help ge ns began to rest 0 wh for the e ing yea us a price discount that brings the silk to us qj we Beer een, Johanson became involved jers and apprentices which Johneon| The Dank officials, ho Ir ’ : As a cold atin E ‘an altercation with the strikers, had {n tow oe oe The Lew School will be ¢ this aft n po iy SS pad I epee | as, NURS, rere stralght./ The Law ehoo! | wit be hel 9 has no equal. Try ours ABOUT HALF VALUEG. oa at the bank, and went to ? at $1.00 per bottle. TI ye ae work again, Hoe wae alle 4 | re are the following sorts: * BREMERTON TO (CHAIN GANG [sisszcnorisicst (Yeppe jy | omamnwemnms [ores MMII Pec we tenis, watched him ¢ 1 is | re this ¢ | ancy Silk in stripes, broc cords, INCORPORATE SIX MONTHS «= * ‘ a Fi tbcind hack ob, tne: pamsestiog | tain tbe we! Once f rte ot cme a P tow day at Duwamish was yesterday changed| , . a oa ne 3 w 4 tex ahoaien Or WALLA WALLA © to Cepvantowe aponss 0 & ¥p- "Treey acon: Mth and E. Pir Always Used Black Silks in stripe , res, sating & ‘ |York yesterday by mf the place ao: me't. tall to 900 the Cream. to-| ‘ and gros grains. é Ambitious “Naval To Wante to| The Longest Sentonee Ever Im- against McKeract . t sabes 7% | : : ’ 4 ely sworn « nd his arrest fol ojos re 4 Plain Taffetas of fine quality, slightly dat Become a City posed by Judge George [stele sw “isan gone eg haa Gots the Sentence for Ate} ee ——| J. ARONSON hip eel mage e y wa a “H | stains is behind the prosecution tempted Murder ‘ | Wholesale Liquor Dealer, y we te I F i : tri 4 Mare | Thite sades and moire stripes. we TR, city of Bremerton, by vote} James Logan, an alleged shop tift-| 4p Mee be Boca } 109 Columbia St. bi broca a n oir m e de z She ‘citizens yesterday, decided ler, has been sentenced to stx month® | mont actually took. plan “ae Frederick & Nel Flee Ferattare. ¢ entire purchase, a total of more n 104 fo incorporate as a city of the|in the chain gang by Judge Seeds. ‘nus tee discs ek Jonoph Parsco wan yesterday sen. redoric jelson—-Fine Furniture. Tel. Pink 1751. Free Delivery ; : f Sourth class. Of 184 votos cast, 167] for vagrancy.. ‘This is thought t March, but the officials of the tence by Jue 0 14 ye —- - yards or 200 picees, will be offered tomorrow Fe ‘were for an against incorpora-| the heaviest jail sentence ever pro- 0. In March, J. W. M rary, « pe thy a ‘i 1 AMUSEMENT 2 ‘one to dealers. Bs cactsa aariae GY, oMcets| nounced br pie fn i tte ity. wun om hie Way to aloha, Soporte | Shes, oaeleaaat AuEunL Tt wa Morris Chairs for Comfort : the yard Se. None to dealers i were : Mayor, la Crox-} Logan, together with & man na $5,000 in the bank. Due credit ben A OPERA pees Geewaren iM, J. Holt; council-} 44 Chas. Lambert, was atrested by |was given on McCrony’s pawn GRAN ' een, J. Gtbboney, O. A. King. G. L.|Oericer Tripp. Logan had stolen &| On the doveait cin Ae ek HOUSE Sale Opens at 8 O’'C fi y, A. P. Btires and F.C. Wool-| coat in the clothin departme of | charged with $2,100, making it ap the Bon Marche, and after « strug-| pear that McCrary had taken back | JOHN CORT, MANAGER Tomorrow a. ho, ae fad olen or bole, "2 ) that amount | oF Jewels of the Tenderloin down the street. Me was arrested | pia nese win y RE T Paone, Main €, atvont oan Acree ers e given « pretie j one, Main 66. ayes el [> The Northern Paciic te carrying | utes later by Oftiene Triepe on Cunatitone use | ess The sale will last while the silk lasts. It aces ine eunos. Sake | Beet Wen Jater nares | morning at 11 o'clock | : THREE NIGHTS the most notable silk sale ever held in the Jewels of the tenderloin, represent-| The bo Rood | Spe F a aaa - Not a yard of silk in the lot worth less fing all the vocations of that district, | 1h. 0d totes ane, ost eee? | By Gimagee Bn eony omdl oer Beginning Friday ‘ e eto. Otic 8 a fhave gone over to exchan atically in the larger stores in the) yi rd nage ee oem eoeinene and the bulk of it is 95c and $1.25 silk. Of their experience for buc .Jeity. While one man engages the ate Baker, who ay in the Calva: urch. Among other t mmittees wan the reor on of & church at Brightor the tastallation of Rev. T. B # pastor Of the Port Tow roh, and the amount of ned for Wh tec was 6 e new Lane street nue south, has « wd jee $00 damages Ithe street ar Finance Committee of the city Council and the Magistrate |» : Will Hold Consultation Thursday SATURDAY MATINEE » ov ThEeBon Marc THE BELLE 1415 to 1435 Qocona ae. ad See Pike * NEW YORK Most famous the world. Port Orchard run Police Judge Goorge and theyselling goes on just the same. Al ‘ | Says May Picked His Pocket diac ein j Me. Edward J. Connelly [} The Largest Line of Members of the faance committee | though no oficial statement has y e epubbeisin Dides! dad bo dca ‘ . 3B Sty) Gf the city council are to have | Peem made by the committes, it 18) 14) aenore, an inmate of a Wash ol 1 avorites i tion ‘Thursday might rete, |imferred that the court handling | ingedn street lodging house, ween RheumatismCured Morvis Chair, frame made of birc 5 Al including all the favorites. "consultation Thursday nig’ * Jot the cases displeased the commit-| PiSteq and sonhnnt’ je sn rae af. by the sent Boats , raday 10 a, m ’ " tive to that committee entirely cut ofore no mecting last night on complaint of Jonn Nel Cc x f velour f Prices--$1.60, $1.90, Seovana 2 ting Late/been held between the court and/ son, a resident of Kent’ inn to tay ured sannvee oves bes — H ’ wy yesterday Judge George received an | the committer ree gc gee ane guodlctemmnet eoweerees eos | an | fen § N Anvitation from the members of the| It is believed the mecting will ro-| his pockets of $09 ter cldin guns ons an } EATTLE THE ATER | Committee to confer with them. | sult in clear understanding of the Mint enincc M Ref ded FREDERICK & NELSON S54 HOWM Mgr Tel. stain . As is already well known, the sal-| case, which Judge George's friends | > ‘a oney Fi ba un } | o Sty was cut out, for the alleged rea-|claim will serve to reinstate his| The Wisconsin i im the drydock The Leading Theater a 00S gon that the committee did not salary. Don’t fail to t si aa wars Second Avenue, From Madison to Spring AL eae eae Agree with the court’s manner of] Judge George has insisted, all| |, Ne matter how bad ordongestand- es p handling illicit Nquor setiers. The| slong. that the council could not re-| “Sma Ball | ing the came, Matinee Saturday, CAN BE FOUND AT by resolu-/duce bis salary during his incum.| tonight (Wednesday) eve, Oot. 24, at _ = Mi James Neill And the Incempar- . cit selling | bency, and therefore the reduction | R&P** hall, Pike street.’ Admission Fi | a SA 2 :N "riba e wenn ‘ b should stop in the lakeatde parks. Aj seemingly gave him but little con-| iy - Consultation Free | 2W YORK DEN Lity hte" Tee 1 Husband” A s 7 Rhum arrests of violators have|cern. He says there is evidently ‘The pets of the rt — ) § i > t eo0n heen made, and they have beon|a misunderstanding, which he, too,| Aihior med tntens i Tiiitad iad ahs o> be Ste te PARLORS In . f ideal Husband 207 Fst Ave. Seattle tn the home just as eg08 Bi ‘ | fined from $25 to $100. But the is destrous of straightening out. megane : } 6 4 First Avenue Phe 4 bes no By pi Setesday ‘Mat- . | Musica! Instruments # oa tc a8 ' ae. oo PR el le M. M. Sacurday Night~rne pisteiot at- | PRICES THE LOWEST 9) proesn: inte 2 - | | ana . u of , : a | attention of a clerk, the other steai Mow are much above the average sa BASEBALL eee ceo were On BOULANEER AGENCY | | BUTTER Rea | Sior a n cow Lies ay, Logan's actions | ce one were enough to mark him os Room 12, Downs Block Tol, Blaok 1371 | SCOTCH “THAD AVENUE THEATER | Good HEALTH are perfect in tene, constragtes a experienced criminal. This fact, 1 i} d together with the incriminating @ aT , Makes @ man equal to any prices will show bew County and State Officiais Will Play | ‘ince, convincnt Julme neeeee oe: “ KISSES ‘ nager, | fersy. “Disease mates himn useage j fs the man was a bad one, 4 thi Children’s Coa’ | r. to the ordinary duties of life. Brand new Kimbaj Orgaal at Olympia six monthy sentence wan the resule wre Seitenpircor | p-Town ‘Theater. | MAKE NO MISTAKH-CONSULT, from ; ; |] AT 83.60—Chitdren's no eye ies Sanne Eee $0800 ep, on a } o Be 7 f % down The Ga saneee et the counts Counterfeit Cases at Spokane | aaa te ae HAYNE | Pricer—200, 300, 400, 600. | On aie 1 base! wanty nites 2 7 Officials will play the state oficiais| Capt. Bell, head of the United || AT 5 00 Child's Box Coat, And all gueok fe 4 Taylor’ g Som Saturday at Olympia. A dance| Staten necret ners in the north with stitched velvet collar, omy | Beautiful Scento Production 4 0 KY : ‘will be given in the evening by the| west, and whose headguart sare in sand front, trimmed with | g ; Olympia team, In honor of the visit. will leave tonight for Butte, 4 Daughter of the Diamond King z * 003 Second pe ) The Kin, minty team, with a ° up for hearing durin, ate, ‘with lara A play rauling with the best of (OQ rel ; fares company ef friends, will leave|the next ween? (7 heerine uring bide caste Gold Crowns, $5; Full Set|* Roden amos ty a company °*|f > Burke Builéla | for Olympia-at 9a. m. Saturday, | . | Teeth, $5; Bridgework, $5; Pour Been pleat, performers. < = | aon i Hotel Dilier Improvements ia Soca “ait Geld Fiitings, $1 up; Siver PUIl-| Foor bias, ee dean in | & To Be Soldj p | William "agar, Dan Gallagher ana Sta LUMP AT $3.75 PER TON ings, 50c. * 5 4 A gang of workmen this morning| Dean Kieh! were arrested last even- NUT AT $2.75 PER TON Ne Towle Parlors "J Our Entire Stock of New anf a begun the work of repairing and re-| ing for engaging in a fight on Viret military This kole is from the nev New ¥ ork Dental F " mye ey ZZ iP Rtges ges aged . 4 Modeling the interior of the Diller) ¥enue. It is thought that labor mat ed with velvet an slope which we » SATTLE. | showing merican Exposition 8 i H d 4 Hotel. A new elevator will be in-| ters caused the ) troutte. bns, in re “ at opened, and is th $ be a i ¢ Stalled and a new floor on the main| | or —— AT $12.00—Pino All-Wool Ker r uirsney : it \ araware 4 floor. The position of the hotel of- n't fall to see the Oregon to- ps Srey tit hed, abiiareate always oe the Groveryenan'e THE STATE ELECTRO-MEDICAL INSTITUTE « 3 ) i fices will also be changed. New cay] ™OTOW. col | Ee gre ; - we te ee For the speedy and permanent cur Paints, Etc. Bets will be laid and the rooms pa-| For gan and sisctsie Davare a | $6.60—Of kersey, trimmed of ull Joes reducediits wae hte | bourne & Ciark Co. si8 Secon’ x and: «imp, ila adadth Washington Tent & Awning eeeereee NERVOUS, CHRONIC pel ray egg possib bal 5 ypewriters : Regge The standard of excellence. $ {heir most axgrave CAHN: & COH f | . .) ig eee ee $ ak ie | 125 Jad CP tet. en prrcem Manufacturers of waterproof horse 4 =O NILES $ | is‘no physician OSLYNT {OML RETAIL CLERKS A Will Give Their Annual Ball on Oc-| AT ®12.50—Of fine all-woot tober 15 | kersey, satin Uned, with storm "7 Scat ee zg e4, colors tan, caster and blue. . . If Your Dealer Docs Not Keep Capital Patent BRING YOUR... "iccod lined tgs Bows and wagon covers, dash aprons, wag is an oF | lors red, bi 4 : nate): Desier, rid that has f colors red, blue and ; Ty street. permanent 82 Yosior Way | % sessseiestteee! Women as this Things You Want to Know) CPRTAINTY ‘The Retail Clerks’ Union will give | their third annua! ball at Ranke hall | on Tuesday, Oct. 15. The committee on arrangements is J. P. Gritin, W J. Akers, Henry Loeb, A. W, Tenny . this ts your ured -+ Ave constintly appoaringsin thesesads. - Six-gnod > + p tis ditterane: E \ crit heres ‘ Sirol y A dootors and treatmen f amare 5: Masta’ TS | BEFORE items every day. Every Ad. New Every Day. 4 ee ai 3 R | pai lettora confidential 4 fenton Hill Club | 0 US ees = : =| (pgs ; * 'e Electro-| medion! Institute — Wee Renton Fill Improvement Ciub| BED-TIME The Good Kind Hardware for the Builders, | saettmpant noe Will hold its regular mesting at the haan of hardware and kitchen furnish. $ Fe mg bal pe Peed that wit || et First ave, R 3 Mor schiol house ton rrow even. | TAKE A GLASSFUL OF WLI. ings, The kind that will give hing: Office h ing. Reports of committees on a M. i i $ MADE BEWR AND IT Wit umber of lain Springs, $1 ™ t us furnish you a proposed improvements STRONG TENDENCY ar Pleas: complete estimate the desir days, 10 Capital Milling Company Met will be made, Cleaning, $1 | AWAY eter wrost aca ‘ Seattle, Wash. Prichard Hardware Company ERNST BROS. E — — caning, VATI 30 OF RHBUMATISM Cheviot 417 Pike Street 506 Pike Street Tel, Green 72 im Boara of Education HPL 18M 18 CAUSED BY A t alight cxsnsaeapnaitiighategensiaie eaeisiniecaiad ~~~ -- PECULI CONDITION oF TunlM halk line atripe; FINE WATOW REPAIRING {The so-called sctence of a wating of the board of eén MOBDIKD B N’ GuNT uated vent; handmac French clocks @ spec- § with electric force—when prop- eation was the approval of the pay | EVERY JOB REMBDIED BY INTELLIGUNT ff breasted handmade t Fresh Roasted talty, Cleaning $1.00 $ arly appiled—-is a grand m Bro ln tee’ the tnet caonte. | RANTEED | Us OF THE WORLD FAMOUS ton holes; silk sewed through- upwards } Cail and allow us to demonstrate | this truth, Will Watch the Prisoners | GUA | Kona Coffee A. LINDAUER ; bi li & | | ainier er If you Ike toiontite Optician =~—s«§«sDR. H. T. TURNER Contractors began yesterday to|f CCOCOS | hcuaae 3? Pike S } Sanitarium, Hinekley Block, tear down the east wall of the north | PONE OF BOW Sn ¢ bell bitsy DOCTORS CLAIM IT HAS ALL . Fourth Floor. fr , flavor like Java, We ear SA laa section of the county jail, Sheritt ’ ut iREDIENTS OF MEDI IS TY amines will maintain © guard’ of M. A. GOLDMAN'S | Cis bineLE es ia ry the BIST grade of Mocha IT IS A BEAUTY Tailor Costume Materials "h'Fieor HESURANCE Si! three deputies night and day in that IGATED CLAIM IT 18 ‘THD pat anre the now store. it wilt be juss § «We bave an. elegant line of al : mi part of the jail where the work is go- Solendioy Gini PLAVCREG Gaah ia ae the new store. It will be ju tifled too, Ready for busine NOK Agents irtost Gansu Sestcs Telephone =: 8 renk @. @ules , Watonos, Fine ‘and Silverware W. S. MAYFIELD FAMILY GROCER about three days, | 901 Second Ave, ame aes = cree | Cor. Marion, 1° awe dasen hnie pint Botties de- I to look them over hefore you buy SAME SRD : HIRSCH PHARMACY SEATTLE TAILORING CO. a me | eee ‘Sreane kl Dera JA Ss livered to uny part of tho city, 603 Pike. Tel, Mein 998 and 371 First and Pike Tel. Main 946 } 1207 First Avenue Bubscribe for the Beattie Dally| ‘The largest Jewelry house Go te spinning ter bicycle roveirs | Semen | 31.00. Velephont, Hainer Wo, : | sia. | northweos i a a : f