The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 31, 1901, Page 4

\Gireuinting pump was broken and for t is mald to b construct Ira ented VALENCIA. (eS ing Nearly 700 Aboard When ver-|: jecenary ss " fy ee strongly r nintt] sel Made Port—Purser Under Arrest | “The Casino Giri" uonday and Wednesday even h G12 weary and seasick passen. on For Operating Slot Machine | Charles Shaw, a local saloon man, | o who Was arrested two Weeks ago for | nd checked off the passengers | operating a ¥ paying alot ma bu t-| en Kullty of the offence tert 18 Berit ot the Nome authoritice he! A HOUSE-BOAT last trip. The steamer shea tet on CLEANED OUT M but this was replenished to | this ast trip, In reality the b | 00 persons aboard. | Robbers Were Having an Easy} few lese than Tne Purser Charged Thing With Shawbut's Property Fram what can bel earned from the @fficers of the ship at lea 8 of these came down with nothing more than purser's tickets i not have rezular tickets, and it ts clair sai Tintin Sreah ed that many did not pay their r ler fare, When the steamer re Dutch Harbor Purser Fre! placed under guard and © took charge of his affairs. ¢ fusion tn the statercome and ning Foom was remedied as far os p Bible, ‘The Valencia came from Nome ‘way of Dutch Harbor. At that time the U.S revenue cutters Mann! and Thetis, besides the whalers Nor ‘wald, Kartuk, Alexander 4 Row- head and the schooners Nellie G.| ‘Thurston and Arilia were in the har. bor. ry Shawbut, h t $300 worth of © was reported & this mo abl ing. in| b Mr. Shaws | whe boat eavier artic ready notice and to ake seve ral trips |REGENTS OPEN BID from Dutch Harbor she encountered! $25,000 Offered for Strip Included | + A Rowgh Trip The Valencia had an_untmia!!y| Tough trip down. When 250 miles out | & fearful sen, which carried away her Failing and flooded her eabin. the in Federal Building Site an hour the steamer was helplers Necessary repaire were made and the) esmer proceeded. Among the pass well known in Seattle were! De FB. Whiting. Charles Bectne ham, Moritz Peltz, Sid Sale and WM! Hanna. DIED IN SALOON ‘William Kreick, a man about 60 rs of age, expired suddenly In the saloon, corner of Second ave- fue south and Main street, Inte yea- terday afternoon. Kreick sat in a chair of the saloon all afternoon. At- tention was finally attracted to him by groans which he emitted. Pers, ———- fons who went to him at this time Robbed on the Queen | At a meeting of the r regents of the state ur terday afternoon bi for the sale University gre federal butlding site. that of J. rmerly owner of the| @ tract chosen fc | ing. The price offered] the mame as was pre-| nts of the} was presente: er, who was rema federal bul was $25,000, vious The rr if a vote of six 6 sale is obtaine will be ‘The pr 80-foot mn Union street and is 240 ter of t nts will meet n: one fn favor of the the price found him dying. Deputy Coroner! Buckley investigated the case and had the body removed to Butter-| * henge Sill from Nom ° o camer Quee on - speek ve jof Hank Simmons wa: A and robbed of abe | ry and m to nearly Theaters. | matter wa reported to the police 4 [Mast ni | | oi $ Fell Into a Ditch While alighting from a Madison “Undor Two Flags’ latreet ‘car near her home at 1403 Leon M. Hattenbach's “Under Two Madison street, Mra. Peterson fell in- Flags” drew a fair audience at the to # trench four feet deep. She was! Seattle theater last night. The play exsiste’ to her home, suffering se-| vee & ‘disappointment. At cannot be | vere pain. Set down a8 bed. but the company a se eat nen te mee.| Socialist Goes Free 8. Bearcliffe, a Soctalint street lec- turer, who was arrested by Officer| Hubbard several days ago for utter- ing alleged anarchistic sentiments, was discharged from Judge George's court yesterday. tar, is a pretty and rather win- ibrette, but ts out of her! class in a serious part. ‘The production is billed for three The house will be dark cereenesieniinede, |. For gas and electric fixtures, Kn- “The King of the Opium Ring’ | bourne & Clark Co.. $15 Second Ave, | continues to pack the Third Avenue) wood a ~ Cheater every Mant The hecaa is| Wood, load, cord, Seattle Fuel Co. Fapidly being sold out for the rest 7 7 ALOT of the week, and Manager Russell urges thos to hurry up ‘Who wish to get In on'the remaining Refracting Rights or Saturday matinee. optician } When looking for relief for your! ‘ayes be sure the get only the| “Rh Wise Woman” Next korg. ‘s attraction th 9 A wi ¥ You will get it at 9-10 Heussy ard and Pike. SOME COMPARISONS TO THINK ABOUT Values of First-Class Residence Property in Other Leading Cities and in Seat- tle=Wide Margin for Profits on Capitol Hill. First clase residence property in St. Paul has sold ae high as $250 per front foot, or $17,600 for a 60-foot lot. First class residence property in San Francisco has sold for high as $750 per front foot, or $27,500 per 50-foot lot. First class residence property in Chicago has #old for as high as 1s | | | ik | | FIVE MEN Taken to McNeill’s Island to ls Serve for Serious Crimes taken to MONellls ta and nenten: All are United & * for State ing been convicted vere brought here 8 pri n the MARKETS VERY DULL *} and quot for the p 4 ‘ Ye br = ONE WOMAN : Wikconain, tam, $11@ 13" Limburger, i6¢ wins, 18 ly tr Hens, 11¢ brotlers, 1 leet te Bert ie orrecte |the car at Seattle | Grain—Oats, $22.00@29,00; bar $17.00@719. 1 $20,00¢p21.¢ Hay—I » nan were today to market ast week JOBBING quorarions, | | (CORREC 3 ’ ® p Butter pound print and Elgin, 2@26c; 180. Cheese—Native i 141M Ladten atx ta Sale Ladies’ Sable didly made, vest Sale pri adies’ Gen jarvest 8 Boys’ Ladies Gr TED DAIL im Fruit, Yo per Ib; Provisions « * Washi: beef, mu We per Washington. ¢ Ib. n, wether, steer 1b; v ; breakfast itey tun! SAVINGS SHOWING Stone Martin Fur Scart, Jenuin ly pe uln arfs,r rvest Bale p ——_ All-W tall trimmed 85e value; ial, per pair $5.00 value; Long Feather Fi lar, $4.00 rice nol Kne 1k Frb Harvest 85.05 Fur Scart, splen- $6.00 value; ae Har F Ontrich Feather gu » value; price 4 Chiffon Accordeon Bi 6 Pants, ‘ slar day WINTER WAISTS, With Harves? Sale Inducements polka ¢ designs, Sales pri Peterson's 7 rictrr GICOKCLLOOOELO® 0099090008000: tn eo sl el Wais Persian Harveat DNe by 221 ist, ~ ROUGH “FLOATED PARIS, Oct. 1.—A n sensation in the Klysce yester rying I'm & heavenly measenger sent to Waldeck Rousse’ When arrested a loaded revolver) found on his person. Shamek, | formerly with Bon Marche. | Huy your EATTLE’S BUSY | STORE fixe ‘sticer | The greatest good of this Harvest Sale comes to those who must watch pennies- Easy to Afford Winter Noeds With HARVEST SALE PRICES. on everything there's something to be saved. There'll by a balance in theg} purse after all the winter needs are provided, that's#| why it’s called the Harvest Sale. | | WARM FURS, HARVEST SALE | Latier Au | p Pret w sat u we; Har Bal 8.50 Ladiew’ Fine Black Taffeta Silk “ts, har y t i front and back utton on placket, $4 Ha e pri BS $2200 per front foot, or $110,000 per 60-foot lot First class residence property in New York has sold for as high as $10,000 per front foot, or $500,000 per 60-foot lot These are the highest prices, to be sure, and not the average But they serve to show what first-class residence property com mands when it is strictly first clans. The best residence property in Seattle—that on Capitol Hill—sells from $20 to $50 per front foot. Seattle is growing in population at the rate of 18 to 20 per cent. ‘The actual gain the last twelve months was 2 Paul and St per annum. per cent New York, Chicago, San Francisco, st Louis are growing at the rate of about 2 per cent. per annum. Seattle Is overtaking them by leaps and bounds. ‘These are points for serious consideration. They are sufficient to convince any man of sound judgment that the best opening for profitable class residence property. investment in Seattle today ts in first MOORE INVESTMENT COMPANY 112 COLUMBIA STREET ation SCHUCHARD OPTICAL Spectalints Subscribe 6 300- edad Pike St. Largest and Best Line of Paper in the city, If you w a large for t he Seattle STAR PAINT CO. co. Popular Companions at Popular Your "| Course of Interesting Leo-; | "re vv THE SEATTLE STAR. ed. thro tures to Be Given - This Winter hie f rat t laten h i the A t 1 Hur f th Cen Hon. Will HM. t D Anin I 6, “A Parlt 4 and fo | ways be AL, NEILL DRAINING THE TIDE FLATS: | Sepinnee Tien Submits Maps to Railway Officials | } Tel. se | receiving the decision on points. attle Fuel y Engineer 4 H Northern, & Puget Sound large maps of the mbta Coal, ton, carl TREDERICK & NELSON—Fine Furnit FRIDAY SPECIALS FOR ECONOMI- CAL HOUSEWIVES ving values article that any home ¢ tore, Al} the extra ‘® plenty to interest tals will be filled. than Saturday will be filled $7.95 Dronser made of solid oak throughout. Has swinging 1 French plate mir- ror 18x24 inches; ends of drenser bane of bullt up cross panel; top is serpentine shape 18x40 inches; 2 drawers fitted with brass pulls and neat- ly carved escutcheons; regular price $11.60; spe- clal price $7.96 bev DRAPERY ROOM SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY in odd colors; all mounted on Hart values; special Friday, each .. ..40¢ h; per em, all fi Of! Opaque & shorn Imitation h Wool Smyrna R x60 In nged; new patterns, each, Friday : . $1.65 1 fried Maslin Curtain rds long, 40-inch Wide, per palr Atlas “Crescent FOR COAL This is an entirely new Oak Heater of attractive ae Oak Ft r Ha. How shal grate. Bold tn the follow. 10-in, cold rolled ateel body 87.00 in, cold rolled steel t Wein a 1» 1 rolled steel bod $10.00 cad Pan, Hine Ox 10% Inches, and 2% inch Whisk Broom, Friday, ¢ 2 Water Tumblers, “riday, 2 for ¢ Tapanpes d Dust Pan, Friday FREDERICK & NELSON HOME FURNISHERS Second Avenue and Madison Street | OAKLAND, Cal., Oct. 31,—A! Nell, jor San Franciaco, went 15 rounds | with Mike Donovan here last night Co., coal oF wood. ‘ Mt] Go to Spinning for Vicyele repatra oad, Beattie Fuel C: «| free Q ¢ te UM; ulus block, James 56. dnd 200 Ai, DdY dad EEG CSS Wd UCU HMMA CM YE | THREW LIGHTED LAMP AT WOMAN Fearlul Assault Made by Joe Bar- beri in the Tenderloin Joo Barber! made a m t late lant nig laulu ks, u roomer at the Dereg house. A amp was the dangerous h y ¢ midnight th na hed into police headquarters h blood streaming down from four y wounds her face and " On ute on her arm x ne ar 1 t the bor few r arters, Patrolmen Cameron Deigh and Damm appeared with her tL under arrest, He had been ht just as he attempted to run f he disreputable resort in which r aut urred, Tha ed with uit to kill ax n is held as a witness, 111 Occidental Ave. Phone Main 495 WHEATLET fast dish. Demonstratio today. Friday anc Saturday. Kindly call an | sample this fine prepar tion. Burbanks; | about 110 Ibs. |_ per 100 |BOILED HAM rind and fat re- moved; per Ib AMUSEME Ts. ATTL sacks weig All ae st The Leading Theater TONIGHT Saturday production of | Ana |" ton of MeCalium grand ves on the : $1.00. gnrette.” a Kegley- McIntyre Co. A fine break- n 4 d ae) h GRAND sat |aonn CORT "Phone, Main 66. THE CASINO'S GAYEST MAID, “The Casino Gil” The exact Yerk production, "LE —€0. GRAN OPERA Sesttie’s HOUSE 4% Bpecial Sunday Matinee. In Jess of the Bar Z Ranch A new Comedy Drama by M Forbes Heermans, rewrote the novel, Beattie's Only Up-Town ‘Theater, | A High-Class Family Resort, | Prices—206, | Friday THE biG SHOW. SHOW, THE A pageant fit for a king. miss it | Week Commencing Matinee Sunday | November 3d A play written for fun only, Th great comedy success of the year, “A Wise Woman” |The Presented by a ndid compan: Jed by Marie Lamour and Freé ck Murphy. FOR THE Least Money Better -Than Electricity (We can furnish gas or electricity). The Humprey Gas Arc has no equal as a siore light. Seattle Gas & Electric Co. 214-16 Cherry St. Tel. Main 96 : cuonseesnosnSeNSssoneiES TWITCHING EYELIDS EYELIDS Indicate eyestrain, ‘The hint of It should not be We examine eyes with the latest {n- free of Be, and rei uses only when absolute struments ommend ly nece SCHUCHARD OPTICAL co., Graduate Opticians, 12 d Ave. Fisher and 1 (Next to Sto ne's BETTER THAN BONDS 7, A L Stock at 5 Cents Seo Jas. G. Givens & Co. 93-24-95 Starr--Boyd Bldg. Theater MANAGER Theater John Cort, Manager. Phone Main 65 ‘Two Nights, Beginning Sunday, Nov. ALICE ARCHER r. who edited and “David Harum,” @ beautiful love story combined with | the Ranch Life of the cowboy in the | ‘King of the Opium Ring) Don't | g ne ¥, H slightest neglected. ) | POTATOES — Fancy Yakima) $1.15 bone, | antl THE ATE RY | Bargain Matines | nbach’s Dramatiza- | Under Two Flags rm scene. | | | } Saturday matinee and night. | BEST | We are | tre | still at i THE KING ie The Best Light Keeley whe as We alwaye did, THURSDAY, OCTOPER 4, ty, I CEES MT THE BON MARCHE NORDHOFF @ Co, THE SALE Every Stylis Woman Will Be Inter- ested in MAKER OF SILK SKIR MAX SOLOMON, SELLS US 75 AT A THIRD LESS Sale Opens Saturday Morning at 6:30 A a of these skirts ir Becond. da tomorront all is © sample tine: ere are practically no two allie FRIDAY BARGAINS Beattle fully thene ¢ ed each Fr omen are reading our Friday Bargain List very ys, and w y ma hundreds of dollars are ay in the aggregs " e advani that day er pri the best we have e Great Sale of Children’s Outing F) nel Petticoats s of the day will be the sale of dren's Outing Fiann and 65c each, at 5c TOBOGGAN Children's 86 gan Caps, all-wo of col H y WOMEN'S 40 Women’s with embro! stitched, we be off BO! Black Els yard, APE ks or hem- So and 0c, will orroOW at, each, 25¢ KS A e rain table for broken tomorrow's ‘tomorrow at Ie. lines of will close Misses’ and boys’ fast out to make room for regular | cotton school hose, will Fall sto fine titles | toe, heel and knee, worth to select from and the books are | morrow lic. well bound. Tomorrow they will Women’s jersey ribbed #0 on wale at 1c and 25c a copy. | heavy fleece lined white # We can assure you that every one is a bargain. Fou and pants, ail price S$c, Friday t Women’s cream t ped fleece lined Union Empress style, all sizes, ofrow 24e ‘a suit. Misses’ jersey ribbed ed grey v and match, ee Mea sizes, regu- larly worth 2c each, special to- morrow, at 10c each. ” OPES, 3c A PACKAGE— Envelopes will be offered to- morrow at, per package, 3c. FLANNELETTE WAISTS, 500— ‘We are closing out a lot of Flannelette Waists at half a dol- piece. ROBE BLANKETS, ne 0 fancy Robe Blan designs, in Haht ang vs tan, pink and MERCERIZED PETTICOATS, | $055, for $125. A splendid line of Mercerized | 16¢ ba pe Petticoats that sell regularly at 7 $1.00 are under-priced Friday at | shecuing worth Iie, Friday i 1.00, PILLOWS CHEAPER— | 100 pairs 6-Ib. pillows, with good clean covered with the best Art Friday EN VELVET, Téc— inden Veivet, worth $1.00 t finish, on sale tomor- BLACK SICILIAN, §% S4-in. double Black Sicil- fan, worth $1.25 a yard, on sale tomorrow, at 85 BOY ITS— Boys’ three-piece suite, regu- larly $5.60 kind, tomorrow at $4.00, DRt IRE SPECLALS— American Beauty Cold Cream, regular 25c jars, reduced to 5c. Malted Milk Lunch Tablets, 15 to 20 tablets equal to an ordinary meal, special for Friday, four dozen for be. Epsom Salts, a Friday bargain at 10c a pound. Colgate's Talcum Powder, per- 6c PRINTS, 40— 200 yards Robe Prints, in est sctool and patchwork Worth 600, ae bargain at | 12% SHIRTIN § mm, «252585 S28F ESE. we ‘omen owes and hite with black, white pink, white with blue, and peer price #6, , P bargal fumed and antiseptic, 260 boxes | ercx Fo DATIONS tes Cocoa Ol! Soap, at 4c a bar. Adjustable ~ with patent regular price 15G ‘DKERCHIEFS, Itt 1 linen handke Colgate's White Clematt three cakes in box for 230. Soap, Lace trimmed has ers, full sist Friday vis ar price 170, 10¢. T™BonMarche NORDHOFF @ CO. 1915 to 1935 Second Av. and 115-123 Pike St Shell halr tn oxen, for the cure of Liquor, Morphine, Opium oF Habits—The only Keeley Institute in WM and British Columbia. Institute Kilbourne Green Lake or Fremont car. OMmce 908 ing. Tel. Main 385, Seattle, Wash. G. TS DENONSTRATION TITUTE PERSONAL NOT MAKING ANY AL- RATIONS, nor gre we moving n OUr present quarters, but are No. 744 Second Ave. are selling Pianos in the blic are Ray iy ae SLD, SUBSTANTIAL WAY, : 11 at our store and give A high-grade per pound, Ww. MAYFI BARGAINS we aware ta dusticate any qnises FAMILY GROCER and terms you by other 503 Pike. Tel. Main 998 irms, QUALIT considered, ra yuree, Upon investigation you will find our statements true, and we ask you to call and convin Sherman, Clay & Co, Washington Tent & sa rr 01 CLINE’S PIANO HOUSE me bay able ood Ua fe STEINWAY ~f RS DIAMONDS, ¥ AND SILYB Albert Hansen, [the largest jewelry house Northwest, ¥ TCHE Company. (Inc.) Manuf: noturers of wa fetenpros ot hor bind ny tops ‘and umbrell Tol, Main 1026. | ay lor Way