The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 2, 1902, Page 4

a ee en nee Last Edition 4 O'Clock p. mi, ILL THIS — PHILIPPINE DESPERATE CRIMINAL ESCAPES And Thereby Detective Barbeo Lo | | Fat Reward j Pus Ryen, the notorio Jinal captured in Bedttle Taad TAR TON, I : >» }Wetlve Lee Barbee two im COME HOBBLING INTO couRT goverament bill waa resur ‘in the woaped jail at that ang) night ae meaner: Ae eee af }the Colorado prison with four Y nee Waar, selling renevep af dee pantons, #400 "lipped throught r rn gars ed age ingera of Detective Barbee no re @ che Ret aman this, morning: |comt would have Dali double the | ward of €4ho wan put up for Rye ‘ ¥ a — — amount of the 1, would Aptu an onvietion ‘ty wt Bet line ~ ,- dreda of ities, and wv id have | jail break ococurred. headquarters at 12:25 0' y on a change of selling Mayor thout a license. He deposited $ 1 far Dis appearance in court t prrow morning. William Steffen ahe Madison Park pavilion was). Jao ceed under nominal arrest IMquidated the river and harbc propriation for a quarter of a tury, not to speak of the human sacrificed. The secretary today a volu Almost Admitted Guilt Detective Barb | First avenue here aC iroular from She bod Pe nit County m Colorado in ¢ rt Detwille later went mpany with ¢ arrest two md id ot t toment thre | ninows #t penditures of receipts and will also be tried tomorrow mo: |the ahert®. wed of, and Both of th | Philippines from the time of the |) sient 7 ry men wore arrest~ | jmerigin accunation to June 0, 1901 | practically milling 0 Gs Hlast month; Hacriott May % and/ herift of Summit county. No The Grosvenor resolution ing the thanks of the house retary Hay for his recent eulogy o MsKinley, delivered before congress Was passed this afternoon, sharp debate, by a vote of 129 Twenty-five members refraii voting, y answering ‘The speech of Mason came as a surprise, bein ton to the bill and ini democratic attitude towards the ands. - GAMBLERS For the purpose of proving that the police department, with or with- out the mayor's consent. is. and long has been, used for the advancemes WASHINGTON, D. C., June of the interests of thte Seattle gam- mtative Cushman of Wash-|bling ring, Councilman Gill of the on today introduced in the house | Third ward will tonight introduce in Dill for the relief of Matilda E.|the city council resolutions instruct - fest, for losses sustained by the de-|ing Chief of Police Sullivan to close : of her husband's wagon | all the games or pay the penalty with rain by Indians in 1856. his official head. REFUSES TO SAIL FOR NOME AND THEREBY HAS TROUBLE “CAPTAIN ANDERSON OF THE CHICO WILL NOT TAKE HIS VESSEL OUT—LATE NEWS ABOUT THE WATERFRONT— SHIPS OF THE SOUND AND OCEAN xpress lon a few Gays jater. Both re- ved plain fines, with no suspen wentences. Both of the places run tically in the open, with little no secrecy FAVORABLE Special to the Star. WASHINGTON, D. C, June 2 tor Simon of Oregon today re- ed favorably to the senate a bill the division of Alaska inte three Jal districts. FOR RELIEF f erate crt laid at his door. He wa of the most deaperat: 1 he left Seattle ‘he #6 to know that he would get free. Sqv al times he said that he would cros# a bridge until he re at nois In Oppost orsing ti tal- ed it.” "mm Not Done Ye! At the depot when he left Beattle, Detective Barbee said to him, “Good- by Ryan, and good luck to you. That's about all I can give you. I did my, duty, and you took the chance That's all right.” answere I don't blame you. and I m I'm not done yet Ryan, of plunder somewhere & od of Seattle, It is than likely that he head for this city. The Se ce will put forth every effort to ich him if he comes this way, IN 1.0. 0.F. Special to the Mtar, WHATCOM, Wash., June 2.-—~The grand encampment of the I. O. O. F. which is in session in this elty, has alected the following officers: Special to the Star, W. J. Robbins of Ei- lensburg, G. 8. W.; H. B. Maddison of Kent, G. J. W.; G. W. Btocker of Spokane, G. 8.; J. B. Krienbuhl, of Spokane, G. T.; E. S. Isaacs, of, Wal- la Walla, G. R. and A. U. Mille, of Tacoma, grand representative, to succeed A. F. Hoska, resigned. FAIRHAVEN SHOOTING Apecial to the fear, “"VHATCOM, Wash., June 2—Wt- liam J. Sullivan shot and fatally wounded Henry Drummond at the Lake Padden shingle mille, several miles south of Fuirhaven yesterday morning. Drummond went to Fair- haven Saturday night, where he be- came Intoxicated, and returned to the mili early Sunday morning. He entered the cookhouse, which is op- erated by Sullivan, at breakfast tims ‘and started a row. Sullivan ordered him to retire. He refused and siap- ped Mrs, Sullivan in the face. Sullt- van pulled his gum and fired tw ts, one of which entered Drum mond’s right shoulder and the other pierced his shoulder, . Immediately after the shooting Sullivan telephoned the Fairhaven marshal, saying he had slot a man, and asking that a doctor and police) officer be sent out. This was done, and several hours Inter Drummond was brought to the hospital and Sul- livan was taken to the county jail. <o~ gh nyt ce unatas sa not liv is promised trouble ahead) Seattle this morning. The Al-ki has Capt. Charles Anderson of the/s cargo of tons of copper from Calico, which arrived in port! Copper mountain, consigned to the ¥ morning from Cook's Inlet.| Tacoma smelter. The British cable steamer Colonia ig en route from London to British Columbia to lay the proposed cable from the northern coast to Austrai- ia and the South Sea islands. Four boats of the Pacific Coast company are soon to sail from this Ee, The City fo Pueblo sails for Francisco tomorrow with a full pe > and Mast. The City of Topeka and City of Seattle sat) for 31 ay on June 4, and the Va. lencta for Nome on June 7. The steamship Indisna, which Nome. She brought % passengers who were transferred to the Ohio, which sails June 3 for Nome. Mrs Clum, Wife of J. P. Clum tal inspector of Alaska, was among the passengers. The Garonne put off five stow- aways at Port Townsend last night. Eighteen stowaways were aboard, but all but five were able to pay The Hardy Shipbutlat iy ing company of Tacoma launched a new steam- boat this afternoon. The boat is 110 feet long and will be propelled by a Screw at a speed of 16 or 17 miles an hour, She ts elegantiy fitted up, and ‘bas 12 double staterooms. Her own- oh | ttle | er, Captain Horn, former master of the Majestic, has not decided upon what Sound run he will put the boat The Rainier from San Yesterday morning with ngers and 90 tons of freight She satis next Friday for San Fran- court building tomorrow morn- at 10 o'clock. Bight-sesing and street car ride in a special street will be the entertainment in the m. Wednesday will be the bii for the old settiers, who will spend it in the open alr at Madison Park, where the annual picinic will be held. The ladies will serve lunch in the pavilion promptly at noon A musical and literary program will be given in the pavilion in the -|atternoon. The orator of the day will be Col, William F. Prosser, George James, a negro performer, and Huff this morning for disorderly conduct. HOME TRAINING SECRET OF IT ALL FRIEDMAN & SON Summer Sults at Warm Prices Light — weight Business Suits in the latest shapes and fabrics, guar- anteed to hold their shape and to be all wool. Other stores con- wider these Suits excellent at $15. Our price $10, $12.60 It will pay you to look at them. Remember we are lest night at the Lane church by Rev. for s pis sty there the average age of Of the chain gang 22 men lasked in prison. His reply Bind company did it,’ and “Many of these men and boys are ‘Worse than others. What they ia self-control. They are in through neglect of parents, | oF someone else. If the! in to be better than | mt, there must be better! the youths of our land. chiefly responsible. The ig the cornerstone of the @ rule the chil- @ good moral and to their country.” HI H ? " values was arrested by Policemen La Count | Sam Wiley, a clerk. was arrested last night by Policemen Chipman and Carr for « trivial offense. At the station he offered Capt. Laub- scher $2.10 to let him go. The cap- fain was strong and fetused to be bribed. W. J. Green, an expreseman, was arrested early this morning for dis- orderly conduct WANTED—Wild horses. 1 will $100 for the use of any horse nnot ride at the t Baseball Park h. Address this JOB WATKINS. at that my men BULL FIGHT June Sth and paper. CAR SA for the ready-made carpet Tuesday only—most of thes the pl made carpets. Ready -mi of the stock. These carpets cleanest and most desirable sortment. They are used they flat. READY-MADE CARPETS. PIONEERS | TOMORROW ‘Tie annual reunion of the Wash- always glad to show them to you, and you as welcome as if you purchased, J.Friedmane Son Agents Il, Adler Bros Co. Clothing—They Fit. 903 FIRST AVE ite Hetel are was completed It provides for a burt fess meeting convening in tho ¥ed- Bale ends Tuseday night. FREDERICK TOMORROW IS LAST DAY READY-MADE Early this morning there were quite a few inquiries ing patterns and good quality of these ri the old dead stock—they are made of the short lengths. As @ consequence they are made of the choice patterns all neatly made and wh: made in rug form and You save approximately one-third when you buy Bring your room measurement. COMPLETE HOUSEFURNISHERS Second Ave., Madison and Spring Str THE SEATT MONTANA DID HIM UP |A GLOBE TROTTER WHO WILL | MAVE TO HUSTLE ¥ » Churchill girdling Mr a New th Wis y Churchill's wa, apt, Paul Hoynton of N and ie vod that thi ( from home pennil {rowlt of the globe within 1 n $2000 In gol Mamonds on thi | The young traveler lett New ¥ Jan, 1, 1901, and has now but thre nthe left in which to complete his] ey westward, During this time | aigo he will have to earn $1000, Un et he r jena, Mr, Churehill war on v ad earned 81800, jmowt of it Pan-American ex osition, and was regurding himself jas out of the woods, But a pair of Driven to OLD LINE CLOTHING STORES | USING QUESTIONABLE | METHODS You would naturally closing out of the 0.4 stuck of Clothing and Furnishing boys i only of int and the manager ing Company The pople have resp " tily in such « ret the a of this closing out} that the old of clothing # |have turn en with envy and w offering sales under a dif name, all Originating in thelr ton ‘only te very true that if sony was not done, considering the p offered, no other store in town wou sell any men's clothing while the Globe sale wan going on. je merchandise, such as th Globe Clothing Company carried, on sale at one-half the regular price, must certainly attract wide-spread atention; must necessarily meet with the approval of a buying publ There is nothing a this sale t savors of fake—simply a deter mination to realize for the credit their money, and to do it as quickly possible. There is no attempt to @ profit, and in most Instances there i# not even an attempt make @ cost price out & determination pure et money out of the pom Advertising, rent and salespeople runs the cost of conti ing this business to an enormous and as a consequence It take #0 much off the lens for the creditors ‘These prices «ive an idea of what you will find here Cheviot Suits, made in the late style, well lined, sell regularly for $12.00, now 36.95 Stylish Cheviot, Serge or Worsted Bults, quality that you pay $14.00 for at other stores in Seattle, are now tor so. Immense line of Suits that retatied from $20.00 to $26.00, all the dur- able weaves, correct inte styles, made firmly, bere now for ...814.95 the Golf Shirts ec Biack and Tan Sock: Ihe Ie values : ke Ife Handerchiefs . to 0c Bow Ties Je and a hundred and one other values equally interesting. ‘This store ts located at the corner of First avenue and Madison street and sale continues until all the stock ts sold. ALEXANDER BRIDGES Manager for the Creditors of the Globe Clothing Co. FIRST AVE. AND MADISON 87. Daulton Carpet Co. 1020 First Avenue Main 920 wupp | fe hing | { | PET LE son sale for Monday and o people were surprised at are made of the newest, patterns of our entire a & NELSON ‘ANNUAL MEETING MONDAY, JUNE 2, 1908 LE STAR, iy | THE BON MARCHE NOROHOFF & CC THE BON MARCHE " Jont robbers relieved him | Sine = swoon tome BEC French === Challies « young attorney of th Finding tha he or gt Neflen eame y ahe t elty ther le 8 5Oc | | HUMANE SOCIETY pothing of ‘The annual meeting of the Seattle! t notified and is on his way to Notable Sale of French Challis tomorrow, regular boc and 750 all wool “Roubaix” make in this seasen's Humane society will be held tonight | Seattle, and if Miss Nellon recovers | designs, will be offered—our entire line, remember, of this grade—at the yard— be only one of prevention, as in this | evcie construction th Da not confound these imported French Cheallis with domestic Challis. Comparison readily shows m markeg ate the abuse of child labor is very died in Yales and difference, This is the first time real Roubaix Challis in full assortment of up-to-date Patterns has ever been | cans. Come in ond try one gra: offered in Beattie at 500 a yard SilK Armure Waist- ings at 50 Cts To give great variety and scope to this SOc sale, we have included at the same prige regular The and iy Silk Armure Waistinge—ten beautiful spring and summer of 1902 patterns. Quite likely the rush will tale away several patterns early—-hence @ note of wanning as to morning choosing. CREDITORS ARE HOWLING AND CAFE 1413 Second Avenue Ton Marche biock. Tel. Matin #86. Try Our Strawberry Shortcake FOR “MORE MONEY” With Pure Whipped Cream ee , : | cole Ae ate creates Sale Starts Promptly at 8 O’clock | regard for values, they say they niust have money at any cost GPT IN QUICK Tooth Brushes Reduced ~ $2.95 Short Back Sailors $1.75 Short-Rack Sailors, trimmed with | ore. This is your | chiffon and worth regularly $2.96 | will be cleared out now at, each || PRICES AS THEY RANGE. it “ 3 Sunday we told vou im advance o¢ : | Several other specials in the Mil-|@ tooth brush sale to | Uncailed for Suits. | Unery more tomorrow, for instance~ | aay oe Natt $20 Butts for 2 9.00 | Tuscan Flats, trimmed with blue | pee tar pag or pink milk muthes, regularly worth | Prices have been cut away dom, 2 Suits for ... $3.00; at only 41.80 ; $90 Suits tor $12.60 Children's Leghorns, trimmed with| “4 the Met $35 Suite for 915.00 c 6 and mull, worth $2.00; at © Toothbrushes for Se, H0 Bults for oT. s 10e Toothbrushes for Te, —— ugh and Ready Sailors, trimmed! 50 Toothbrushes for ie, TO WAGE EARNERS! with rosettes of braid and Persian i BEGINNING bite iahe irape, for $1.2, These are worth| 20¢ Toothbrushes for ise, sisi male, to. 6 bachey saver. brash mh & strictly bona fide re- &. | wo Te ne Se MONDAY JUNE 2 cetver'a sale. The creditors are —-- on ae H , | h « ‘more mor ‘and the Hi] re - rece endeavoring. to 4 yerything in sight t de ‘ complete stock of Worsteds, o once. 0 : Berges, Cheviets and = seotch ax cde - aa bd Tweeds to select fron All up 3 to-date goods and perfect ft 200 pairs of regular $1.25 and/$1.50 French Kid Gloves for women will be put on the guaranteed, It will pay you PI bargain counter for three hours tomorrow morning—# to U—and old at the pair {> examine our store bete le >» HeCeiver buying elsewhere, owe t Senet Serepeel sect meet Ul wieemery & Xemter’s Biot, 69 Cents and we have reduced prices 1% SECOND AVE, SOUTH. . Sheu SS For Same Because there are all sizes and colors, and also black in the offering, and because, too, these gloves — omni 3 the stylish three ivory button fastening and are of finest quality French Kid, we for a ti Sunset Oil and Refising Co, sale, ‘The shades, by the way, are up to date, and the buttons match the gloves in color, Reme Imperial Second block of stock of 40,000] Doure of the sale—S to 11 Tuesday. T iT] ri c shares nearly Td ae remain. | — — ——— ———S ing yet to be At the per share 1 U d aNoring CO. fre icing wtsck snl Sosa uslin Underwear Bargai noz Second AVE. act promptly. Barly advance in price E 18 MOKRRISBON, A. Bec Basement Mutual Lite bidg., Seat- te, Wan IMPORTANT Opposite Holmes Furntture Co. Three of our best selling lines of} Skirts, with deep flounce of muslin and cambric Skirts are (© be| dery and a wide plain bargain priced for Tuesday—spien-| In this lot are some = inger- follows Hon, edged with deep lace, 2.49 for regular $350 Cambric}| and havi deep pust ruffle. Skirts, four rows of plate real in-| $1.69 for, Women’s Cambric Stirs yale lsce and an@ having a deep! with rows of insertion foundation of ruffle underneath. edged with wide lace, and $1.19 for regular $1.50 muslin | did values at best, now reduced | Ton deep fiounces of tion, flounce fintshed with wide! worth $2.60, ar teeotion aaa neat dust ruff : Tuesday and : Wednesda H. LEWIS & CO, ; ‘SN. E. Corner First Avenue and Cherry Street’ * For those who want to dres “and be economical at the same Mon's Dress Suits, exclusive designs, nobby and up-to-date, in actually worth $20.00; endless variet special, only—~ Children's Suits, sizes 3 to 16, vestee and double breasted style, NEWS $8.65 $13.05 $5.00 value; two days special— $2.95 well, y Special Men's durable Business Sults, made of all woo! materials, tail- @ red in the proper manner, and would be conatdered good value at @ 112.00 for two days, only~ Tuesday and Wednesday @ Knit Underwear--Four Extra Specials for Tuesda: LOT No. 2-Women's fast black | lace, cotton or fancy striped Hose, Lisle finish, latest patterns, double toe and heel, regular selling price is lfe pair; choose tomorrow at— 10 Cents LOT No. 3—-Women's Richelieu rib colored selleveless Vests, taped at neck, sleeveless, come tn pink, blue or white, superior to any 194%¢ gar- ment; choice of the line tomorrow at, the garment— 5 Cents LOT No. 4—Boys’ fast Diack rib bicycle Hose, double toe, heel and triple knee, a splendid wearing 26e grade; tomorrow you buy at— 15 Cents Only 3 pairs to a customer, 3—Women’s finest silk summer-weight Vests, short sleeves, LOT No. and wool kith high neck and superior to any $1.45 garment on the retatl market, come in black and several shades; tomorrow your pick from this lot at— 98 Cents 8 to ll SPOOL COTTON AT 1 CENT The American Thread Co. has refused to sell us beca use we persist in cutting the price of Git Spool Cotton, However, we are buying a plenty of thelr thread and sellin, : x it at less than others! Tomorrow you may buy the American Thread Co.'s be © 200- from 11 o'clock only, at the spool, to. 0.8 best Thread, full size, 200-yard spools, e ‘This is in biack and white, all numbers, and the regular Se Spool Co etor None sold to dealers and quantity to customers may be limited by ua” Other 8 to II Specials Tuesday's § to 11 bargains are too| D. or exchanged. Prices were $8.00, Fine Printed Batiste, Sf inch? z good to be skipped. Our morning | ®D4@ $12.50; § to 11 at 98c. wide, best styles of he mason, se j # have trebled since we origin- ular ‘price 12%o; § to 11 a yard F yi Fancy Plaid AN Silk Hat b- . F a the 8 to 11 Ist. bons, very pretty color corabne: Rest American Indigo Prats, $f Table Ol Cloth, beet quality, fancy price @} colors, four feet wide, regular 20¢ grade; Tuesday & to 11 at l4%c a yard. the desirable styles, regular 8 to 1 @ yard digo, Hemstitched Pillow Casas, sise & x36 inches, worth 17%; § to 1 eae le, Plain White Cups and Saucers; to 11 at each 60. s Plain White Dinner Plates; § @ Jeach be. % Gallon Granite Water JOE |each 10c from 8 to 11. 4-Ounce fine thin blown Wate tions, 6 and We yard value; § to 11 at le, Cambric Embroideries, blind and open-work edges, extra’ fine quail 2 ig. 100 Co »| tes, worth 10e to 1240; 8 e.. 7 4. te 40; 8 to ll at binak ara tan; Tuesday 11 at 60] the yard 1%6 e e e e ’ e ot more than 4 pairs to a cus-| Women's Washable Sailor Collars, e Shoe Laces, finest qualities, in 0 n Men's 100 Cotton Sox, in a. | white pique and Swiss muslin, pret- tily trimmed with Ince, T5c and $1.00 arade; 8 to 11 at 850. black only, sold everywhere ai bo S Ae Ui at SO N8. Stockings—or fine ribbed—double te > Plated Watches, guaran “ tant ated Py aatueee mel ever: Infante’ Blue Vict, One Strap San-|and heel, worth 2%¢ to 29¢ pair; 8% where at $1.00; 8 toll at B8c, dals, sizes 5 to 8 worth $1.00; 8 to] 11 Tuesday at only 170. i ws & e e e Se ale Rubifoam, 2¢ si e EXTRA SPECTAL—affeta and como Seltzer, vo sige, at THe. Ottoman Silk Waist Patterns, with ines, 8% to 11, value $1.25,at ore Dairy Queen Toilet pmplere ¢ abroidered trimmings for cakes in box, worth 2c; front and sleeves, colors and biack,| ‘Youths’ Patent Le Oxfords, | Tuesday 8 to 11 at 100. F some a trifle soiled, only nine in the | tow heels, worth $1.60; 8 to 11 at s8e.|_ Molames iieees; $ to 11 Tues lot—don't be late, None sent ©. O.| Sizes 12 to 3 at the quart 12% — THE BON MARCHE| e3| oe peerswtescesrss pair; 6 to li at the pair te. ‘. bo agg ng Fine Dress Colonial Ox- | ‘Tumblers; 8 to 11 each 8c. i r : fords, vict kid, French heels, sllver| Women's Fast Black Extra : Stewart's Duplex Safety Pins, in| buckles, worth $2.50; 8 to 11 at $1.75. | Cotton Stockings, Richelieu haw my" [all sizes, the only Safety Pin with) Men's Patent Calf Oxford ‘Nes, ex-| Spliced heel, double sole, e jsuarded epring, regularly worth 10¢ | tension eage, rope atitch, $4.00 value, | PAI: at 180 from 8 to 11. 4 card; 8 to 11 at be. ? 5 Misses’ Fast. Black Lace Lae 2) > Y SQ GRIRERES. BUTSERBSt rece nec Garacasre SPeorcertersress Merigs