The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 13, 1902, Page 2

THE SEATTLE STAR BY STAR PUBL ON BPM ¥ AFTERN PRL siness Dept.. Main 1 HAZARD WELLS, Bititos OFFI Seattle Third New York—20 Te Chicago—317-218 art Bu eas | ‘One ce week mail or Wrtored v WHERE THE ™ ‘THE PEOPLE OF SEATTLE BE been used to coerce the gamblers of t Clancys as bos ISHING CO. EXCEPT SUNDAY ONES Haitor al Dept ,, Mat 11 RB. F. CHASE, Business Manager oF twenty-five conte per Wasnt AYOR STAND LIEVE that the police force has he city into a recognition of the gamblers of the Tenderloin district THE PEOPLE BELIEVE that the police have been used to help the Otancys secure twenty per cent. of all THE PEOPLE GELIEVE that M ant of what was taking plac Even those who favar the continua admit their belief that the Mayor has been actively interested tn that the Clancy the Jast politteal campaign. The people believe all this, They are smart. the actions of officials. The mayor also, is smart. He the front porch at the City Hall and livan, see to it that the Clancys get what they want gamblers’ profits. jayor Humes has been fully cogniz- Seattle, ing ance of open gambling In 8 were well treated, on account of help given him during ‘They can interpret ig no fool ery in a low He does not go out upon “Chief Sul- all of th voce Keep @ il legal gambling houses closed until the dispute is adjusted.” The Mayor does not do things that way he has to give Chief Sullivan are imparted privately become known to the world, except through tween them can in no w the subsequent actions of the Chief. ‘The Mayor is nobody's fool. evidence in the way of those who seek Every newspaper in Seattle, both Delief that the Mayor ts desirous of gambling in this city. They believe points that way. None of them have to make a penny for himself out of gamblers’ profits. son. ‘The Mayor beats the devil around not know anything about gamblers’ q ord as an open fighter in making this posted. He is too smart a man not chump, or a weakling, as to allow his Does anybody suppose for an inst Chief Sullivan to interfere with his Remember that. Any instructions which What passes be He fs not throwing to enforce certain laws. daily and weekly, has stated tte seeing the Clancys control the it, All. circumstantial hinted that the Mayor was trying ‘There was no rea- evidence a stump when he says that he does quarrels, He goes back on his rec- plea. Everybody knows that he 18 to be posted. He is not such a Chief of Police to rule him. ant that the Mayor would allow wide-open policy of the toleration of crime by closing up gambling houses for months, just for the fun of showing the Mayor what he could do? WHEN GAMBLING IN THIS CITY IS CLOSED, IT 1S CLOSED BY THE MAYOR'S ORDERS, AND FOR Anybody who thinks differently ‘There can be no question as to w A DEFINITE PURPOSE. his mind. r stands. has cobwebs « here the May The fight over gambling Is on in Seattle to a finish, and the head of the city ad- ministration is against those who would overthrow the games WOMAN'S WOR Menu for a Day. Breakfast—Rolied oats with cream, Brolied chops, browned potatoes, corn cake, coffee. Dinner—Clear consomme, corned beef, cabbage, new beets, boiled po- Yatoes, lettuce salad. Madrid pud- ding, crackers, cheese, oe Supper—Baked beans, meat, toasted brown bread. rice pudding, tea. How to Clean Ermine Ermine that is slightly soiled may be cleaned at home without sending it to the furrier, where its handling will be expensive. Naphtha will clean it excellently, but the process is rather a risky one. If undertaken out of doors and on not too cold a day, when sometimes the air ts so. charged with electricity that a little rubbing will produce a spark, there sheuld be no trouble. Put gallon of naphtha in a foot-tub, a immerse the collar, muff, or wha ever it may be, lifting It in and out several times, and rubbing any solled spots. Dry in the sun—a part of the process which is necessary Swagger Coffee Coats The new coffee coats are perhaps the greatest surprise among the awagger things shown this spring ‘They are tiny affuire, made with a box plaited frill that reaches just to the waist line at the back, but with a decided dip in front. This box platted frill falls from a yoke, which is completely hidden by nt Irish crochet collar shape. The full bell sleeves have a fall of accordion platted chiffon in- side. The lining is white taffeta. and the coat collariess. These Frenchy little wraps are to be worn with beautiful reception gown: a half GREAT COMMOTI CAUSED BY REPORT OF A BURNING SHIP OTHER THINGS HAPPENING ABOUT WATERFRONT WHICH IN- TEREST MARINERS AND THOSE WHO DEAL WITH THEM ‘A panic nearly ensued in the Jes- sie Shirley band last night. They Were sitting up in the cupola of the only up-town theater blaring away @t Schubert's Serenade when the man who handles the slide trombone though he saw « blaze of fire far out in the bay. He was about to do @ fancy run on the instrument when the reflection in the atmosphere flickered again. He dropped his purn- pum instantly and gasped “a ship on fire.” The Serenade was forgot- ten and all eyes riveted on the burn- ing ship. The leader, cool, calm and collected immediately ordered a se- lection from the “Hot time.” ‘This they played without music, their eyes gauging time from the blinking blazes of the burning ship far out in the bay. A figure approached in the gioaming. It was Colonel Russell, The report had reached him and he| carried a ten-foot telescope in his left hand. Slowly he adjusted the star-gazer to a mathematical nicety| and turned {t on the flaring object Then everybody took a peep. It was @ burning ship sure enough lee the crew jumping from the rigging.” exclaimed an excited member of the band. “Maybe the ship's caught fire from the volcanic eruption at Martinique,” gested another, I think our musi third. ‘The crowd on the street below caught the excitement and the news became quite general around town for a while that a big ship had been burned to the water's edge out in the bay. About an hour afterwards, when the band had been transformed into an orchestra and was discours- ing the ction “The Poet and Peasant” within the theater a tow. sey-headed urchin who had been off on a tour of inspection for himself, Approached Colonel Russell at the door and whispered, “It ain't no ship afire at all. Me fadder says dat dere jest burning slabs at Blakeley, Dat's all.” The colonel patted the kid on the head and told him to go} in and take a box. The Northern Commercial Co. going to build a large warehouse Skagway, it ia sald, where shipments en route to Dawson will be stored, awaiting transportation thither mer White Jaunched at White Hor Everybody in town he rive side to witness the affair, and cheer ed lustily as the steamer splashed in to the water. ¢ did it,” raid a The ste Horse wan] on May 7,| The steamer Dirigo, of the steamship line. night, carrying 100 passengers, chief pa and Chinks for the northern ries, Alaska | wailed for Alaska last| brothers lakele the shipbuilders at received a con to build a new schooner large for Swett, Loope é Davenport, of San Francisco. There| has some intimation been made that} tract capacity Hall brothers intend moving their ship yard from Blakeley Eagie harbor and putting in large ways there. ‘The steamer Bertha, of the Alaska Commercial line, sailed for the north this morning. She took north 7 diers in charge of Lieutenant H. Taylor. They go to Fort Liscum relieve the garrison there MORTALITY RECORD The funeral of Grace fama was held from the dence, 619 Union street this afternoon. Funeral services of F were held from the resi: lumbia City 2 o'clock this after noon. Interment was at Lake View cemetery. The funeral of Dominico was held from the maculat morning. ‘The body of Myrtle M. Ewary was buried in Lake View cemetery this afternoon. The funeral services were held from the Firat Baptist church at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon K Ellen family wil rest at 2 o’cloc ar! Palmer Pedano burch of the Im. Conception at 9 o'clock this Privilege to let for providing pro: visions and refreshments on grounds at Snoqualmie and North Bend, June 1, at W. O. W. excursion. For in formation #ee Ed L. Melton, of Knox Grocery Co., 813 Third avenue, Phone Main Bird Cages Special Round Bird Cages, painted 80e painted 500 SDe URLBUT Second Ay Greate & (218-1217 | xpectors round in| nee in Co-} BOER LOSS pe. Wh [health nt t women t » feve Philippines, a ir K in the b, one his « to undergo a course of tre the ¥. M. C. Ay under t tion of Dr. J. 3B. Eagleson and Physical Director Douthitt MeDonald won the third « the Lippy medal last Y. M. ¢ H r WwW. & 1 48 p Laughlin, 315 points, wins the tal twe be given to him. # last night at c test at th points ss M tet 4370 i¢ M pe A and shot p Isefoot rope SERVICE ommiasion June 10 examina for f 09 yard 4 running climb, and half-1 U.S. CIVIL om that o: will be held in the Phi Four $1800 two are to be ff On June 1 tions metry in vice a 18, 19 examinations wil be heid for cadets in the rev enue service, walary $500 per annum and one daily ration, A cadet may be commissioned after two yearw pervice. Applications for exam! tions should be made to th tary of the examining at the pos loc board UNCERTAIN on convention tomorrow ¢ nex UNCEF but pubik ans toward a continuation tie-up, DOUBLE SUICIDE LEWISTON J. F. Leadby Idaho, May oke, a prominent ph clan, and Winnle Booth, th old daughter of the Rev, < Booth, both of Moscow, Idah mitted suicide in the sam @ hotel in Oro Fino Sun Their bodies were we day. Hypodermic phine were used a married ma the highest oity. LEROY ESCAPES VANCOUVER, B. C.. May David LeRoy, who attempted years ago to murder Nathan itps, the Seattle r, whom ther | was last Tuesday arrested at an In dian village up the coast by De fective Wylie, of this city, but the way to a steamer landing made his escape. The fault js attribut to Constable Lu who had t man in charg GANS WINS FIGHT FORT ERIF, Ontario, the colored Dr dis inject ne physician and the girl was of « hi ome ed mor 12 fix Ph May 18.—Joe Pugilist, knocked out Frank Erne in the first round of a fight here last night, thereby win ning the championship in the light weight class, LAVITAS ve. PENDLETON Much advance interest is being taken in the coming baseball game between the Lavita team of this city and an aggregation from leton Ore. The teams meet Athleti park Friday afternoon, During the present season the Lavitas have played a number of ames ar proved to be a strong body of ball players, DEATH OF GEO. M. ALLEN News of th Allen at Wh has t celved by his n th Allen was a well known t tion man. BEST PART oF M re ty a ALASKA What J. ©. Lindsay Knows of the Region To Be Opened By the Alaska Central Railway T. 0. uth, Lindaay has wp part of Interior allway, It tx my opinion “that the peninaula betw Tanana and the Yuko: Alaska Central will run, be one of the mont fields in Alaska The crecks in that reg turning out better every year What they lack 1s transportation and the Alaska Central will supply | that, Tt will be a greater gold field than the Klondike In the Tan us fine wheat and maturity as 1 ev { the Unit profitable ny of 723 t sever th avenue are in that which ka Central Alnska up by the Ala says Mr ill prov valuable pa Valley I have seen barley grow to r saw jn any part 1 Stat there is rich leulture may be t of the road igh the timber will bring of lum of the great for Alaska a supr which has been on: ne Alt r Alaska the mont undertaker arge divid tion that it will part of Alaska.” Mr. Lin¢ ia gence and experience | to say of the country the route of the Alaska Central T ay simply corroborates the testi mony of everybod an be there, including the reporte of th government geological #ur The $50 pref at § manent ating of bo! an invest re sinte of V Read the pr trier This in a backed by that the in one of terprines ever it will pay ie no au p the best that There wen ay man of intellt What he ha hare ¢ vine men fr nd in mn as earl »MPAD 15-16 Denn Te 4 Main 3 | | “BEN LEVY & CO., | | | | | | | | THE SEATTLE STAR. Ladies, Be on Your Guard! Denounce the Rascals OnAND nue) h | Who ing | Lablache Face Powder In a ponitive Me to the It ‘tromber Jtiten Restores ang pre the oymplexton. Weask| ~ ¥ lady us Lablache Face will examine the label of the! unded by |W I, and if it in the eo 1 ; ined your m y u ank ‘te oR t and \ wh th t n nl | Powder by i t kin powd b be | while 1 injure ¢ Lablache trade tot nO WIL well blache Face slor La Powder, the ater fond ur demand th of 1 wh Hd it will b x of all relt mall FRENCH PERFUMERS 125 Kingston Street BOSTON, MASSAGHUSET TS HILLMAN’S BEAUTI AKE FRONT ADDITION IS NOW ON THE MARKET proweoute law, Fifty 1 by @ f able drugeiats n of the fhe genuine | by ree pany monthly K hew p after mn | men | WORKY dif] Lora, ys, prices $35 to $17 On payments, same front Jot year. be grounds Come Hillman office advanced walks of each nen wil ar Wi iil b ALL LOTS LEFT UNSOLD. & Levy Try Our 25c Coffee You will find {t equal to the best sold elsewhere at 35 cents per pound Three Star Creamery Butter CIAL PRI one undays end of after | iy 0 new | > ror Four-cent car fare Classified Ads SORT NOTICE TAM “THE WAN No fies tm vour house with mi orem. Wy eoein 419 Mateos Handai. | Cooper KEON'S Rupe ail kinds ae tuna UF For cleaning and Ales’ ehothes HELP WANTHD-PEMALE NUTEE PSO LOT MENT fhe far Thine x $18 rept Nome cook. #0: ‘too ree wifle; pecan’ gi 100 WANTED. Virie and women for general { EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Jonn 98it SP PER 1 1-2 LB. BRICK 35c “OUR BEST FLOUR goes further than any other brand Per aack De 8 Per barrel OO H ROLLED OATS thing but oats ame <nilt han $500 MeNicmot & Hawntnn wr z by the day the ‘tar WANTED—M ALE FRE Contains hot from the $-pound sack %-pound sack EVAPORATED FIGS Per pour EVAPORATED PEACHES can milk, want situat SVAPOR Per 5 A D APPLES COTCH OR QUAKE Per package +.+..+ mR OATS PIN Ane FLAKED WHEAT SRARTIAR, 7 POUNDS FOR TACOMA rrp. MEDRITT, Box 366. 201 Preach B Financial Agent. " P. ©. CRACKED 10-pound WHEAT nack COLLATERAL 106 Cherry Carte Boe BANK ned on any « GRAPE NUTS Per package Ihe 106 TO 1OAN-Pri interest. Dataue Rooms 3, LENTILS—Per pound a wa 4 and 6 SAGO, TAPIO‘ - BARLEY Per G6 POL ~ OR WARRANTS b ht and sold. Morrinoe | 81000 2 Fahelman Mutual Life bid | tare | tron, When buying articles advertised ta | this paper, speak of the Star. | . Se o 2 106 NDS FOR ... PRNSONAL | BAVEE YOUN’ MONEY buying Ladies’, Gent's, Watches an 1113 iret aod brine | FARID package " POPCORN Per pound HAT POPS. 4| RAINIE 8e . | Don't a {HSH pe ALTED PEANU und Te ce GENTLEMEN'S TOUPE men wearlng f every detail, San 1401 Plest Made Francis Ave Special per & Levy's SPECIAL 12 YEAR WHISKEY Full quart bottle, usual price 81.25 % pint, best Cocktail, usual price ., Abba hand furniture: from: the lodaing house, ‘bought. oy the tea at Furniture Co. now Yor wate at et NESS ME r Maxwell h pleasantly at ot Gatveraity For Al sorvice pat = Best bu alro furnish P. SANDERS landscape «ard taken for grading lot Addrens 632 44th station We 40 $1.65 BRANS AND BROWN (HOSTON BTY LI) Gelivery, THE B 114 Virginia street BAKED. DREAD John 3081 tor DEANERY, | Total Ni BEF Lloyd Block, aby ferred p Introductory Price for Today and Tomorrow Triscoe & Lloyd your homes tor yinonts, r FLOW DRS to 1 35 a 7 : ave Main #1. Aigo cont by sack Cooper & Levy 104-108 FIRST AVE. take Jack iit 30 Th rotur south. { Pp na ie ae 911 Twenty-fourth ave, ‘quire ror WERT price henry erer Fire A NISHICD Rooms 12054 eine RAL Pacty r 116 ¥ all modern, KENT MISCHLLANBOUS HOM Fas 1B1G. Becond LE-ACKE TRACTS 1 wen with small capital Briscoe & Lioyd t bulla 59 Hinckley wiork. SALE MISCELLANEOUS tor second hab bear a-teand odne ter Furniture 110-112 hb Tel, Med 1358 FON SALE—CITY REAL ESTATE farme large howees er the eity and suburbe nd see us for bargains SMEPHERD & CO., 306 Pacit REAM OF OUR RARGAING THis Wane ement-floored Wrrk ERY 224 Globe bide. oMESEEKERS' PARADISE RK BWACH, “IT'S ALL RIGHT. NHAR UNIVERSITY Brook ; fal price for few line, corner and 142 iays only | samoreR? \w FOR well impre at low prtoen, om Roo 60 i ROOM bo 8 VOR SALI At ESTA rny aM CLEARED NEW #1 JOINS TH WHICH If GROWIN ONB CAN AND WORK IN TH LAND; FOR AN WATCH ‘THE ALM LEVEL AND BT AND PUTTING DO MAKES IT DESIR. LING ON VERY BABY AT THE OFFICE INVERTMENT CO w OWNER, J 10N BLOCK, AND ULAREs 4 113 FIneT TH w. WHE Ne & WILLIAMS, WHEELER, ent afhed wil be LARD REAL 1 In THB INCREARY ™: ONT TLY CURA WN ALKS AULE; AM BEL TERME. CALL BALL IN BALLARD, OR in UN OT FULL PAR LER, AVENY FOR SALE—FARMS AND LANDS THNGREN ten fr 1 wee KH EPHE cif FARM L & ALL AINLIGN st and nm Lake Washington home more. th The line pai and healthful: prices nly $5.00 Pe C.K, Btu at Ra bi BUSINESS DIRECTORY | AWSTHAC “TREMP EN Btract Co., establiahe Basement of the Mu- | ATTORNDYS 4 EWING-f Tio New York Dulldinge: thie place aii fret & ARNELL ity; room tree; & great lot 2-room house bioek. LANDS WIGHT BRACH. anen feep toot tron re TORS 7 ae CO 4 1800, Tne. Ab: basement of FORD 1860, basement hone, Main 104, N. ¥. biock a ce a | RUNDER STAMY | COMMERCIAL “STAMP WORKS Ar LAW man blocks T10 Cheer phone Red 41 J. A. KELLOGO. A. ©. MACDONALD, D. LAMBUTH, 204 WARD KUMF Pension attorney Ave AVOPION wad and Stam, second wold: new leather @ change at half price. Stam, general auctl LEON, MACPHBRSON & Co. enty 4ox110, ant} minut Per sirable cottage for at A, Lawrence, rent, $25. In-| T. WILSON, Pike stree.t kene BICKERTON, YOUNG ifaM 21 ‘30-3 HOUGHTON, 41 NESS COLT OTARRES F dividual inst nd and CONTRA C BROMINYS WELLS, 77 Btarr-Boyd bid, Washingt sion Thouee, » butiding. Burke bullding. Pacifio bioek. 482 Burke building. Y public, 08 Marion. ancrott ndet will 008 P joneer; Tel ‘weneral acutionver, meer, 2210 | a1 Wiobe Wik Far | ———__} line, +4 © eGES rihand Boh 4 Boston vi Pik TORS Tel., Main 3d9, a Acme Business NATIONAL BANK SEATTLE sun DANCING ACADEMIPS {NS classes ior beginners ireen 1476 DHAMATIC-OPERATIO. SCHOO! LOAN Dramat Aramatio ressmaking parto whe block millinery at low irth and Pine SMITH, © Hinckiny a Works ) OLRANING We iit, Clathes Preawina $1.00 month, dying ed 46h6 DENTIST Wo PHILLIPS, OF Ve FUNERAL enwonTh Third DIRECTORS ‘ Pike 49, ENGINEERS | PUGET AND CONTRACT O OBOE & DIEEX an rican Bank bu BOUND a “HARNESS AND SADDLERY & WENDERBON, 22 AYE Kota | sicaORT-EY dental aven ome 1418 | Pacific Coast Steq YOR Kony FOR SOUTH-CASTERE bound), Cy Joe, 118 James St, or) Agt cw Goon, Mate, Nae oe 3 fic Clipper Ling E. CALNE, Presigent, Va Ven and way| fay Ys Paci ¥ p KIMBALL, Mapa 1H CUTY, abot dag 1 Bay Direct HAS. NELSO! o Route Cruse 8, 8, Line) Weekly Satit nformation ©. Phone Mae ther 5 | The WHITE PASS & YUKON ig Sal ing Diatrleta, Line Skagway tp Dawson. n Bervicw betimen| od White Horse, Connegt élreotly. Sat White Horse wit, rs for ail Taken: J. FRANCIS Traffic ond Skagway, Alaska, . am “ THE GLOKE NAVIGATION FOR HONOLULU DIRECT Steamship Tampico, be dispatched '. Pier 1, 02. . meamer ‘this tine bout the 10th of each wonth Shipping Permits For information, office of the THORNDYKE, TW. NOTTINGHae General Mansger. a Seattle, Edmunds and Everett ‘The Pelatial Steamer CITY OF EVERETT ENAMEL 210 Yesler OSE SOMBER sliuminum, Bi i INSURANCE TASER WOT ELL. | bonds Lonnie TUNENAR Main 100. Money loaned © Fedeetned wat BANGAL UNCLE JOE LOAN OFFICE, S17 23 ~_ MECHANICAL ENGINEERS BL MeALLASTER, BF. JUNK deal with the Main 66 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS REFATRED, bought sola. Tai STS AND AURISTS WADEAU—% Burke bul I jar we is and pro 1300 Western, DR. J. A. MACKIE NON, 4 Chapin bid, erton. Attention to family trade, Three Round st Leaves Seattio7 a m, 2 m ag Pp. m. Leaves Everett 9:15 a. m, 2:30and } 7:15 p.m. | Phone, James 141, ots and 42 extra (rip 11.30 Bm) ipremervan: toate a tee ies *Except Sundays. ay. 3 |r KIDDE, Deity building PATENT ATTORNEY 2 CO. TE Barr Boyd Bi 201-202 Pioneer Bldg. LAWRENCE HART, ton block Phone, Union FOR NOME AND. . S. Centennial, Oregon, Sailing June 6 Discovery, PATHIC PHOTOGRAPHERS XNATEOW Gnishing, ~ Wilee specialiat ren IN —New Rutt 1004. Tel TMAN PLUMBING CO THEO. TURNER. Te PRINTING | PRE Ty Pe ed Calling ments, ete |__ Main’ AND Artistic “Printing, B BROS. comm 308 Wabhington. bid Shes Store. Tel | METROPOLITAN Press, 1 8 and 106-6 West Wa | AGNI, “The Primer,” Sasor to Market | s TRAP ow Bhow Case Co, CASES Medical In- from Seatt y Tick t. Phone. work guaranteed ‘Announce: of fine Howard Wal which we are closing oat at very low prices, “qe? G.BENNINGHAUS 807 FIAST AVE Time Inspector for Coe STORAGH AND WARE rr) WIG aye | _eto. 3a ime & Co, idental bs. Trenh WAND TENTS AND AWNINGS | TENTS and Awalngs Mosquito proot mining hose and canvas boats, army di tents and folding camp beds, the “Go kind, SEATTLE | TENT CO., wholesale d Western TINNERS FINCA CRO BON, tidy Second aves phone Creen Your TRANSPER COM LLOYD TRANSFER 420, OMice G0 MM Y freight, ®.tvs, machinery And pianos; horses boarde ANInS M y r EYRES Transfer Co. Main UMBRE AINING ral repatring nd ay 000 Se Robeson row. WIRD, TRON AND PLATING PXROIFIC'RATE Plating Works, S820 Yn RELIABLE PIANOS _ Cline’s Piano House Second and Union ipehold gooda, ors manufactur- ne Maia a and Puget Soumt road and the Seattle etrle Co, D. BUCK & CO, Men’s, Boys.’ Childrea’s tig Furaishing Goods, Hats and Shoas Avenue, New Time bu iding, JAMES HENRY, Butebet Wholesale and Retail Jobber and Packer. BEST MEA TS. 1 Dest Service, Speclal atten! : jrotels, Restaurants, Steal Ko. Phone Main a Open All Night, ‘Tel, Main 1008 COLLINS SHERMANFOLEY CO UNDERTAKERS Funora) Direotors and Emnaimert t ave, bet. Pike and Unlese Seattle, Wash. aavertaed * ad & 1404 Second When # DADE evars 7 Re ceeceud nepal