The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 5, 1902, Page 4

THE SEAT HACKDRIVER IN TROUBLE FX, now drugeiat was arrested here lust night on a fugitive warrant, It js alloged that he struck a hackdriver in ma | onda, a Tac BITS OF GAIETY RECEIVES ‘STRIKE IS OV.TAFT =o AT ANEND):. Sette: Pope Is Delighted by er ing Teamsters Win Sater: a Great Victory President's Gift | fennial flesta afternoon will be omamie~ id at the Lineoin sometime during Jddie of June, The affair was CHICAGO, June 6. Night sexsion betw: resentatives and tearns ‘The Taft y th ROME, June { i audionee. a ast m of} re PARIS, M. Jirisson hes ning tn special audion @ upon at the last meeting of “— gon Was Most cordial, | the Clty Wederatian Club. declined tH@ task of the formation of Sa: ing hie ph & new cabinet. Pr t ie said to fee embarrans at the refusal, ag it was entire- Xpooted. mi ‘The Schubert Club is making arent eparations for tte ole to be given Jung 16 at th byteriag chu! in Rom {t's letter to the pope, | atulating nd ex | ‘the pontirr ate ce Tees oresence] S i Rome Would prove procitable to) fre ony church and the Philippine Suene®. By aix-horse dr are retnat Ne w rk te The packers cents AN strikers without prejudice, Morris. . Brewer and Saena are both ‘at-union No. 13 Four t vented ae Seeenating 2. mee of) eaupittal cantatas to be rendered at woe POF ome 36 p. m, to take a books from the president. The books | torinanss employ ont p ere a full set own} Me pe . but sereed in | crtmtnate ws ln Tt is a practical victory for In consequence the settie- the b eatabliohed by the| tien of Labor, nino the Wereere nn ice and coal drivers are declared Off.| trad Labor union. . There is much bce ys | cvsrywners officers for the ensuing tei ter u am the hostes#| at. the termifation of the ri aabesretian Gf Eeuniion in Ge cat get Ee as “7 Mire Wee aeriay afternoon | Much credit ts given President F.| cagovstrikers, J. M. Wilkins, Bec Ried avenue | W. Jobe, chairman of the , atate es, number of ladice| board of arbitration for bringing > art iy Ty about the meeting. Se atmir ning] The soldiers of the First regiment of militte had been ven call early in the evening and had assem- Died at the State Street Armory. This morning they were dismissed. A@prehension had been fet that tue use of guardsmen today might re- it in"bloodshed, hence rettet nf the strike we ‘works, each Y Setogtand and, and ja large Burne h the Stato F ermoon at her home, te ana | | eter 4 are to be The audience Ske ane} Wt friendly Nf Sher nowsh, del erro tow ssc to the effect the apdetolic! — ites, wit be] ° : Voextmal Me-| pie wedtting ot” Blanche Mingit at Washington "rhe smte-| wiracte and Henry A. Harriman poi 3 fom American | Vir) take pace in St, Mark's church Sities are thousheto be without foun- Gmtion and inepired for the purpose |2Une Meh of belittling the real work now be-| ygre. Orin Rank. and Mrs. Franie ‘accomplished by the Taft nego- | ygunday gave a very pleasant affair dations. yesterday afternoon at the home of ‘The succession to Cardinal Mar-| jing. at 8 Balehcon Beach. The Ninelll as deingate to Washington will | June 3 of honor. ‘Jecida wntlt after the nego- a aa adh at a tends were pres- Settine see. cong It js a Dare i that a ae lected, But it iment would Fats Juvenile bicycles, with spring seat posts, $20, $22.00, #25 at Spinnings. Xou wet free repairs on them durin A. DEATH OF MRS. STROUP Mrs. Sarah Stroup, aged 4 years, died at First avenue last even- ing. The body was removed to Bon ney @ Stewart's chapel and later te the restdenc 19%) «6 Tenth «ave nue | south. Deo wae the wife of) Charles Stroup of, this efty. | “3g Gocen entewain- fonihey comning at ‘on Sevenswentm: The Tkasanety spent on: 5 Sikri vous ern wey = Exour on and Bance| Steamer Capit ut ity leaves Gal- |bratth dock, foot Madison street. § - ja. m., Lop. Mm. round trip, inctud- | twme dancing. Floor 140x100. Tickets |wew on sale, Phre@d Excursion Co, Second a Seattic has bade farewell for- ever to t4-ounce High-price Brug Combines. The trading public know today that “The Quaker” stands their guardian against a system of robbery in Brug Prices. MEN'S mth CLAY vITS, sito BLUR SERGE SUITS: splendid value at $10 312.00 —For tomorrow 7% MWN'S NAT LINEN CRASH SUITS, suitable for summer wear; our regular $5.00 value —Tomorrow . x MEN'S FINE WOOL CRASH SUIT in & handsome pattern: just the thing for warm da $8 value—Tomorrow . oH you ‘$ SUITS, agen 14 Moods Sureeparitta to 20; broken lines in | ng hme Herpicide .. . ored cheviots; also a few dari A colored suits; values $7 to $10 Bel's Dandruff Gure .. ... —For Bargain Friday, tomer, row f Coke's Dandruff Gum Lenox Mair Tonic . * Bells Pandruff Pomadd ... also 2-plece Double Preasted Sutte, § to 10; values up to For Bargain 7rd Scott's Emulsion .......,.. tomorrow ... ™. oa Bell's Sisin Food..... +++ Burtows Blood Syrup aTTTTTTT A Big Spectal Neckwear offer- ing, all The Neckwear: every shape; Four-in- im- jals, Stocks—Bargain Gay 506 appli- ity Dasitiojte were exam- of the examina- be spade known in about weeks. e ice com- ie will meet on. ‘Mewkay night koh week thereatte BOUND TO GO THR ‘The Seattle Electric Company. this ing presented a formal petition he board of public works to con- @ street railway line through} food and Park. The petition ts ac ay fording to the over! ks ago. BURGLARY CHARGED jack Buckley, who recently was ested by the police as a disorderly rged with bur EL iso Golfs, with and | ollars; sixes 14% : value up to $I Sminch wide Bi Linen, pretw vatue; selling at | patterns, 70-inch wide Pure Irish Table! Linen, beautiful patterns, rej ular $1.00 value; selling at She LORED DERBY HATS, up to $8.00—Hargain Friday Al CHILDRE CAPS, golfs, ya yacht, value day value NWN PROGRESS The extensive store improvements | angounced as one of the reasons for| our recent record-breaking cles 5 sale are now well under way, and as several planos have been damaged more or less we will offer them “I special cut prices One large new piano, with all the| if Bargain Prt 206, 208, 210 Pike St. B0c laynard avenue. wes that several days ago Buck! @ grudge against her. @ntered her room and near ished it. ‘The wed to constitute a burglary. Friday ~« Saturday Bargains The many customers of Geo. H. Woodhouse Co. will be glad to know that we will hereafter 9 bargains for Friday and Is on Saturday night from ry Thursday night the Star will print the prices for both sales mentio ind it will be to your interest to watoh for our advertisement and read it carefully. The new Friday and Saturday Prices Lawn Mowers “The Plai in. $4.50; 14-in, at Pacoma Bund dock, foot Ma 7 Full orchestra Round trip 69¢. Tickets Row on sale Phred Excurkion Co., 921 Second ave.; Phone, Black 718: Remarkable Succe areer G. Beninghausen, the In A Business| 00, well known G. Popmnghavecn, | in, $6.50. We acl these tateat Improvementey only $190, Hy ist celebrated the occas! and on time One for $26 a ring the” twenty eee And stil another at $008 i atch. This jw an incident All Will be sold on terms of $16] Gomes to but few watchmakers, ex- Gard H | diets ta the ietone aan” aa, araen nose | down and $6 per month, if desired. | We also have a large | onk, only slightly used, for $265 that Boston Woven Hi Whitney, tn guarantee their inghausen has n well deserved Reputation for the repair of watches, | C mot only in th or two years; price per foot, 15¢ ould be Cheap for 6286. tire state. ant | would be cheap for § eninghause Gathon, ‘Siew tink te anon And one large second-hand Fischer | Beventeen Pears enough for ordinary use, and will | 1 oak, In good condition, which will as but a small place, and that mowt | foot. | be sold at $267, on easy terms | this work has been accor the last ten yea @ remarkable su Mish: eral Kood bargains in| Organs. Also a large office safe worth about $400, | for Saturday Night Specials | Tea Pot 0c, Bp Saturday night specials on sale from 6 till 10 o'clock. quart sl Bains only. _— WANTED—Wild w fpive $100 for the wu of any “horne at my _men cannot ride at ULL FIGHT at Baseball lupe 7th and Sth ‘Address this per, 1 WATKING. Limit, not more ‘ each kind to a custo orm Cake Pans worth ‘ 250 D. S. JOHNSTON CO. General Muste Dealers. 3 Second Ave, Burke Building GEO. H. WOODHOUSE & CO. 1409 ss: ed by an abundance of gold, coal, TLE STAR, FREDERICK & NELSON Fine Furniture Friday Specials Tomorrow at least to come in and look around. These spec- ials are for Friday only. No telephone orders will | be filled. Mail orders post-marked not later than Saturday will be filled at You'll find at least one article in this list of FRi- DAY SPEGIALS that you are interested in at the price—these specials are intended to interest you sufficiently to get you to Decorated Spottoun, ansorted 0 orn, chotce 2 Sold Oak Center Table, i¢-inch atrome and substi requiar price $1.38: epect for Friday Figured Table Ot € per yard 12% Double Head Woot Ru per ye tention Rods, 4 to s"} one wien Muslin and Swissolines, 26 inches wide, per yard 106 Pillow Cords, all Fring Brew 5 Rxtra Meavy Retned Warn Basin, 11 Inches in dineseter Friday special fe SURVEYING PARTIES Rapid Sales of Alaska Central Preferred Stock En-|>: ables Company to Put Engineers Into the Field Earlier Than Expected--Town Sites Alone Worth $2,000,000. Shares to Be Advanced Any Day Five weeks ago, when the stock of the Alaska Central Rail- |way was put upon the market, it was the expectation of the com- pany that stock enough would be sold the first month to equip jtwo surveying parties. Instead of that, orders came in at such a rate from all over the state and from all over the United States that three survey- jing parties were speedily equipped and are now in the field, and money is in the Puget Sound National Bank today for the jequipment of the remaining two parties. They will sail on the next boat that leaves Seattle for Res- lurrection Bay. The people who purchased the preferred stock have thor- loughly investigated the route and informed themselves as to the resources tributary to it. Government reports made by disinterested officers of the geological survey give detailed information in support of the information supplied by our own engineers and by hundreds of prospectors who have been over all that country, The route of the Alaska Central is the only feasible route for a trunk line railway from the southern coast of Alaska to the interior on the Yukon River. It is the only route support timber, copper, agricultural possibilities, and thousands of acres of grazing lands for stock raising. The period of doubt in the affairs of the Alaska Central ay is passed. It is now an absolute certainty. The stock, selling for the present at $6 per share is liable to be increased without notice any day. The par value of the shares is $50, and every share will go to par just as soon as the bonds are floated. The small block of preferred stock being sold is merely to bear the expense of the permanent survey this summer and do some incidental work necessary to the fl ating of bonds. Under the Alaskan code, passed by Congress in 1898, the )Alaska Central Railway is entitled to eighty acres of land for ja terminal city at Resurrection Bay, 80 acres at the northern terminal, and 20 acres every ten miles along the route for town sites. The value of these town sites alone will be more than $2, 000,000, All of them are being taken in the name of the company, and the profits derived from them will go to the stockhold- ers direct. This is purely a Seattle enterprise, headed by the most en- |terprising business men in the city. Put in your orders at once, Read the prospectus. Alaska Central Railway Co. 215 16 Denny Building, 1408 Second Ave Rail THE BON MARCHE Friga. ys permin Niet of 8 to 11 items! by i best we have ever how 9 Fine Black Dr | wide, worth 650; Covert Cloth Skirts, in Gli sare, citecly tucked all flounce, worth $2.60; on Sto 11 Friday at $1.45. 12.50 Waite Pique Skirts, hen welt peqee, Friday, § to White 8 to Goods, 38 inches § to Ll at She. from § to il Vt Nor —. and Black Silk Se ath for gummentoed Alarm Clocks. lic each for Plated Balt and Pi per Shakers, nicely engraved worth Sc. Only one pair to @ buyer at this! price. the for seven large rolls of Tollet Paper. Only seven to @ customer. kc each for regular Cream Pitchers, prettily decorated. 1Se for choice of all our Decorated After Cups and, rs, Feguiarly worth 20, tie for cholee of I2-inch and - inch Imitation Leather Bags, These have good steel frames, brass locks and cateh and are well made in every China Dinner Ba efects, sizes 3 to § years. ibe for Boys’ Navy Blue and Black Stripe Cheviot Pants, sizes 4 to 14 **Caiversal Liniment, 2c bottles for «4 Night Cough Cure, 260 bottles Scotch for U« Petroleum-Jelly or Vaseline, 5c bot- thes for 30. Glycerine, Ie bottles for Be. Court Plaster, three colors, for only 2c. Machine Oil. 100 bottles for 4c, Women's $1.50 Umbrellas, grade of fast black gloria, with rod, at 90e, 19e for # Bible, in imitation leather covers, worth 0, ibe China| way $1.89 for Boys’ Vessee Suite, in all | EIGHT TO ELEVEN the best | t} | Hematitched| » t be Fotlowime eur usual custom for or two cut te cost, or lews, for sale | setiles patterns, | button ever invent fine I" | ly imperfect, worth 10c, 12%¢ and 176 | and gra. THURSDAY, JUNE 12, 1902, NORDHOFF & Co. Sale Shirt Waists 69¢ $1.00 and $1.10 Values---Great Variety ‘An elegant assortment of regular $1.00 and $110 Shirt Waists in Black, White and riety of styles will be a bargain treat. are embroidery trimmed, others tucked, and there are Percale, Lawn, Sateen and Ginghams in the gathering. In fact it isa collection of many of our best selling li worth $1.00 and $1.10, which we have decided to close Out The waists are all well made, good fitting, in such | as Standard and Griffon. Take your pick tomorrow—but come early for best choices at 69 cents, Se. Starts at 8 O’clock Sharp Il col tomorrow at Serges THE BON MARC He jors and made up in a yy. Some of these waists run from 32 to 44, Dinatio inche width from 4% to 6% ve have sold these ribbons at regular prices for Wo, Si and Toc a yard; Friday, § to i, the yard, 25. Women's Hemstitched and Lace EAge Handkerchiefs, extra fine qual- ity, full size, soft linen finish, slight- each; § to 11, at 2%e. Stewart's Duplex Nickel Plated afety Pins, one dozen on card, reg-| ™ r price Ic a card; sale price! rom § to 11 at be. | Brush Edge @kirt Binding, very best quality, in navy biue, brown worth @4c a yard; Fri- day, from # to 11, at 30. Bone Collar Butt 10c a dozen; sale price from & to 11 at to. Seersucker Ginghams, in a variety of pattern 0-yard lengths, worth 100 Sard; f tot Friday at be. Hemstitched Pillow Cases, made of good bleached cotton, 42x36 inches, worth ibe; from § to 11 at 10e. sod Sis Pa | Wagh Clothe, good size, worth 6 to li, | Carbolic from 6 to Ul, atte Cathartic Pile, to 1 at be, fom's sone Been 2 dattleer’s tomy ae sd Vickey, Sher bottiel, Neto a Mey Black @@ 2 Honey, wort # to 1, at Je. Men's Straw Hate, braid, sample line, 11, at Se, . regular price! Saucers, me BARGAINS we have gathered from every department im tite ‘store: Friday, all day Friday to our customers. pits for regular %$e Rival Fountain The 2 Sheets, made of 008 bleached cotton, 72s82 inches, | | torn hemmed and ironed, worth Me: | Friday, at 380. Fruit of the lin one yerd at The. Crochet Bleached Mus- worth 10c; Friday bemmod, Mar- in ‘fast colors. tn pink, blue and orange, worth $1.60, at only $1.18. 3.000 yards of fine Challe. in the! Lest styles of the season. worth 7m a yard, Friday's dio yards tine Printed Batiste, 31 inches wide, good styles and fast col- ora, worth iSe, at only 7ige. Fine Dimities, very sheer. in beau- Hful designs, worth 16¢; Friday, at " White Finishing Braid. extra fine! quality, new terns, six yards in plece, worth Tbe and ie « piece, at only ‘166. | Buttons—the read: few Patent Wedge simplest and most reliabl= batchelor 10c a box: here tomorrow at Sc. Seamless Stockinette Dress » alee, Dest quality, guaranteed Nos. 3 and 4, sivaye sold at Pie ‘andl We a pair, at only 1 Fine Tooth Combe, Re! quality, | lar price 18c, ¥ The. Women's Black w ach Guards, | with gold or silver stides, reguiart | ier Yc and Ye, here tomorrow =) Point Van stra! with cont 24-mch ar ~ mort Sbc a Sale Stables We have just received a carlond of draft and pack horses which will be sold at public auction Friday, | May 90, together with a large num- ber of lumber and express wagons, | tumbs 4 " hacks and buggies; also single and double draft and buggy harnesses; iso 10 fresh mileh cows, at 1212 ‘Western avenue. | M. J. WALKER, Auctioneer, 3 TEAS pee COFFEES Hf you don’t belteve it come and find outst BAILEY & WILLIAMS Tel Main 1144, 1831 First Ave, THE BON MARCHE NORDHOFF @ co. 1419 to 1455 Second Avenue and 15-123 Pike Street STRICTLY HIGH GRADE DENTAL WORK at reasonable prices. We guaraniee absolutey satis- factory results. FLORENCE DENTAL CO. Tue ‘Seattle Auction &)THnp avenue Taeavea— W. M. Russell, Ph Seattle's Ont: mgt went Prices—: Town ‘Theates, ith up... -AUGHTER-PROVOKING “Just the thing for a summer ehow.” A comedy that is funny, TONIGHT. All this week. Matinee Saturday. TOO RICH TO MARRY A jolly bit of Tom-fullery in three acts. AN IMPORTANT CaAsT. NEXT WEEK Opening Sunday night, June §. Sunday, Monday, Tuesday and Wed-| nesday, The Splendid English Melodrama, HANDS ACROSS THE SEA Thursday, Friday and Saturday, THE GOLDEN GIANT : Box offlce open from 10 a, m. to 9 D. m. Seats selling seven days in advance Henry Hensel “sews Block, Third Fleer BE. ELLIOTT, | Refracting Opticiaa....... Look for the big Spectacie 8h pba 308 Pike str be place @ city to have your ‘curtected. 1-12 Heussy Bldg. t | ing, “TH y | Tomorrow evening, June CATRE;” Saturday, FIRST Prices, a $2.50, $2.00, pe} by 2 * the “2 y o'clock on they are dated. Y GRAND si" JOHN CORT, THE HIT OF Harrington Reynolds in Pinero's Grest Sweet La All the Week and ‘Saturday Prices—25c, 50c, and 75, ‘The greatest eres The Event of the J Bll fl AND cownay cassie ‘Ten Mexican Five Arizon® Athlet Park, Saturdet seat as well S| “