The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 11, 1902, Page 4

4 —————— ‘Last Edition — 4% O'Clock p. m. DEPUTY ROG ERS ARRIVES IN TOWN THE SEATTLE STAR. ‘SHOOTING SCRAPE NEARLY RESULTS IN MAN KILLING ELLENSBURG iS ENLIVENED BY HOLD-UPS Promises a Big and Unique Wood PLLENSBURG, June 11.—Twe “f - snk ee men Feature for Seattle ening | MORE SURRENDER >. K, Rogers, chief deputy of the} SERIOUS ROW AT SKAGWAY IN WHICH THREE PERSONS ARE | MARKING erateand. | Cee ot the World, artives Bi INVOLVED—IMPORTANT NEWS OF SHIPS AND SHIPPING— lent Reman ¢ fants | itacts’ Caans Mc nee ‘cae Cremeans | MATTERS OF INTEREST ON THE WATERFRONT A 0 to day surrendered, with all his men./ Mr, Rogers is widely known Ip fra-| phe prumboldt brought down news jone of the £ * Misnew east of town lant OOm PAUL a ternal order cirotes In the Northwest. | o¢ a wort snabking aivay ef veatigating t . ‘ening and robbed them of all thetr } Wa Last year neatly 900 !\yeuiiant wax Hiding along the ruil. | of Finianders there, and rep ay UNDECIDED ©»: were revelved in thewe road track of the White} & | orably upon the project | Hawn. 8 ploneer, dre two mtat twas Mr. Rogers wha [ong Ur men, the names of tw | dead at his home residence, six Snes introduced great log-rolling and | nema yo Fo mbgoves ge COLLIGION—NO INJURIES t of town, yesterday after en THE HAGUE ne 11-—Kruger| initiation idea in Beattle last year, | sagusei. left cawaitiaee Gack ter A Green Lake and & Lake Union| ie was aged 48 years Senate Passes BiN'l for tas not, yet decided on pis pans for] MNG/\hich culminated Jn the gront| Witte itorss, “an white, Levhpiey | car collided at. IiCth avenue and / ithe future, At present he saya Re is nstration at Woddiand Park|near the stesl bridue, troubl Fike strest at 1:30 o'clock thin af Wisconsin Day + mply relying on the wishes of his} t Mt |between the t name A. Ttalian | tere but not sajured. | This ie visiting day on the battle Porto Ricans at Mr" Rogers states that plans are me the, tw, named. Tallan| re‘Grten Leake car was standing ai |,,7e t6 vielting ay, 2 being lald for another big event in tldpped Bagusel’a face, | the awiteh at Fifth avenue and Pike /ii? "yp WASHINGTON, D.C. ne ttle this year, but as the matter but b street ready to wane f ‘ dy. n down |Port Oren e tod ed Me a e nol one proper! befor th avenue. aa he pion car in|) at 9 and King of passports to citizens «n’| fe will mot at this time be made lof which arased yey wife down Pike street, struck the |?) 30 an p.m. Fare © Rico and the Philippines. in a a wever, that |i ne two oth wm rushed| reat end of the Green Lake car as the senate this afternoon Fairbanks | the Woodmen of the Word will again [in to part the hant mnio| the latter rounded the curve. Ditto in favor of the Panama route |eurprise this locality with the suc-/dashed down the t The claima that the other car started up the Isthmian canal bill was |eess with which they wil then walked to White He to round the curve before he hyd taken up He is confident « per-) through a seemingly imposs! Bagusai’s face was bandaged. | time to stop, but Lo gs A ‘+d Fee an oe, eee es contian ball ortaking. Mr. Rogers goes hres have started out to And] of the company Ditto should hay Fhe house took up the cific — mpla tomorrow in furthera: aio, but have not yet keen hi a his on 4 tes tks cemmtrection ofthe Pacific Siympla | nies, Dut have Bot Tet soem Rs ‘Only the ends of the cars Se waked te favoring the in Directing Strik wt North eet arrived trom| were amashed ‘ Richardson 0} . favor Ag: o'clock with 65 passengers, many Eemmerciat Cavie Co. which aakx| AGAIN Virecting otrike REID ARRIVES /:°:: By ae no substdy. : McPherson, who has been in thé The house committee on rules de-| oo. S$ country for four years oper caged co take up the Philippine. cv Trains Stopped Blotstrlen esd Run cities then tae Gomeatss| government bill on June 18, and to cone) deba! 5. ta pong nee ee “ WILKESBARRE, June 11.—PPeet- The dest sugar men of the semate | gent Mitcihell resumed charge of the af mech elated over revetations made by F, H. Thurber, the president of the Cniied States Expert associa~ | Wen.” Before the wenate committer | morning. He te much disappointed canoe by She. Cubes. Sniltary, | over the apparantly unsuccessful at- government fo assist in the work of |tomp< at Intervention by Comanis- ing a tariff for the island. At sioner Wright, but ts net discour- the expense of the government he aged over the strike situation. A ¢laims he ctreulated many docu. |COmpromise iq however, out of th: ments am LONDON, June 11. mony. |miners’ headquarters here this Republican state cor Mitchell practically admits ae sea the Westigation into the Way Gen. | aod says there eeems to be nothing | P22 it the insular fands, pro- | more to do them to “fight it out.” He eater “ the situation i that whatever Pres-| 00 de | tion, this; | question. ‘The beet men now talk of starting | | pledges his ren: from this he has eome hope. Freight Turns Back FREELAND, Pa. June t.—N. freight is being moved over the Del- ® ware, Susquehanna @ Schuyikill rajiroad this morning. The railroad employes attempted to move a train loaded with supplies for non-union miners, but were not permitted to do vo by the strikers. Ne violence was offered and it the general belief the railway men were only too of an excuse to carry: forward the supplies, as they aecretly {n sympathy with the miners. mends the president against oppresst STRIKE Mipecial to the | forted by the pathet! ing at t d scale. LONDON, June U1.—J. Pterpont Morgan arrived here this morning. | He denied that bis mission had any- | thing to do with the anthractte coal ‘He is said to have made the statement that he had but little in- im the matter, as it was in the of competent men in America. ‘Wright Discouraged YORK, June : at a grievous Anthracite strike can ever be settled. | by the subordinat have about reached our limit.” ing to give that #' diction, A petitic SAN FRANCISCO, June 11.—The 1} couneit of the Mystic today elected Henry ¢. of Omaha, Imperial poten- tate. All other officers were pro- moted to the next higher position. k C. Roundy, of Chicago, was THEY'RE AFTER THE BUTLER ‘The Butler hotel continues to re-/ fuse to recognize the Cooks’ and/ Waiters union. The waiters em- ployed there are paid only $35 and) $49 per month, whereas the union scale is $12 per week. The Butler hotel waiters are expected to make their money on tips. It is said that many prominent business men of. Seattle have ceased to take their meals at the Betier, and telegrams have been sent to the National Trav- lelers’ association and out-of-town le who patronize this hotel, to w their future support. NO EVIDENCE NEW ORLEANS, June 11.—Tie federal grand jury ‘which has been have visited it are|investigating the alleged beef trust. more enthusiastic and almost all wag discharged at noon. No Indict- satisfied that it is a yard which ment was returned, as it was un- be Kept in the highest stage|able to get the information desired . We might have se-\from witnesses. f Sarge appropriation, but we| aaa, we no di ity in the future. he ship subsidy bill, 1 might t the opinion and resolutions the Chamber of Commerce, has many friends to the amend-| ts proposed here in Seattle. Tha i i i is ! piss oE5, il i i a a i F of the numerous ES his $60 ball in the polite: fi H f warrant for his arrest. Jail. the surpassing all other bi Dres i i 3 i Z F $ i We have just number of fine priced Skirts for sw They are principal and with se Prices as low as the week payment. eoaling station at Dutch harbor wi Probably be established next year.’ In- closing, Mr. Brainerd asked 9 Yote of thanks to be extended Walter E. Clarke, the New York Sun - Fepresentative at Washington, for the interest he has taken in Séattie the indefatigable work he has with high officials in behalf of Ns -Governor McGraw, E. 1 others also praised {nfiuence along this Brdinerd was ajso cor- NEWHALL’S SALE Continues to be the center of attraction for shoppers. It is impossible to describe the enthust of the thousands of buyers who are daily taking vantage of the great bargains in Dress Goods, Suits and Wraps, losiery, Men nisiings, Gloves, Stationery, Notions Draperies and Millinery Now being sold At Actual Cost Houre of sale—9 a, m, to 6:30 p. m. Specials every day in each department. he has taken in this city. ‘The meeting was very largely at- tended by representative business and professional men of the city. (moonstone THE MARKETS» ‘A large shipments of berries from! Hood river and local points this Morning ran the market away down ind there is every pros: that by Gomorrow they will seh tor’ te The prices today are $1.50 to $1.75 and $2.00, the latter price being paid only for the very choicest Clarke seedlings. The demand is good, out-| of-town orders being large. are slow at $1G41.25 a box. | Apricots and peaches sell only fairly | weil. The fe is unchanged. ‘The first green corn of the season exzved from the south this morning | and is selling at 49¢ per dozen.| Btring and wax beans are plentiful; at 6. Other markets are generally | unchanged. j LUCA, Italy, June 11.—The noto: | fous brigand Guiseppe Mussolino has | been toda sentenced to life impris- | onment. He ts credited with 25 mur- | ders, and owing to the great sym-} sage A shown him by the peasantry, is capture was a difficult one, not- pr @ government reward £30,000, E. W. NEWHALL & CO. W. D. McCARTHY, Manager ALL QUAY HARRISBURG, Pa., June 11.—The the strikers the privile omitting Idaho and to give $0 benefit certifi. cates was also presented. AFTER HIM James Harriott, proprietor of one Madison Park | Whitelaw Reid was reedived by King Edward this afternoon with much honor and cere- nveutt ealled to ofder here this morning Senator Quay appears to be in full w The platfe es the Roosevelt adminiatra- omination, dorses the Republican Philippine pol- fey, approves the tariff and proceed! nbinations, OFF Star, WHATCOM, Wash. June 11.—The strike in this city is practically set tied and nearly all men have re turned to work. Settlement was ef. | Northwestern stone masons | and | Pe bricklayers rescinding their sym-| ic action. The contractors gave) Francisco, and of return- fany have re-| ned ace no | par “x4 — me being Sed with | Dected to eal! Thursday for 11—Labor| PORTLAND, June 11—At today’ right today said: “I{ session of the supreme us ies to'see how the| AO. U. W. « petition was presented | jodges of Wyom- eo separate juris- t Diind plas,” this afternoon forts @ court. J im George immediately tamued a ben’ Two officers | were sent in search of him and if caught will be brought to the city neces Investigation and comparison wii! reveal to you that skilled mechani finest material and scientific | principles have resulted In the Yale cycles. Skirts received a and) = medium- immer wear, ity . unlined ate Drop Skirts. Made of Etemine and Cheviots. lowest and you can buy them on $1.00 per GREAT RETIRING Seattle Fur- nominat- which took the passengers, The jand office at that such a aynter Sitka has been moved to Juneau ied In Beattie, |The orm | pane goeapatch arrived last night |Counciimen Taylor, Fitepatrs from Ban Francisco with 40 tons of |wurphy and Mullen. “City Engineer “ . proceed this ev-|Thomson will accompany the party {-Jening to Wha ea {x7 | Thomson wil accompany + oe > load lumber and piles ne Santa Barbara got in laat| Corrected dally night with 25 passengers and no| bene freight. After coaling up at the | tm pant bunkers she will proceed to tah rey. Hadiock to load Pedi ‘The Globe Navigation Company's] steamship Meteor will arrive ton! from Ladysmith, where she been loading sacked coal. On June 13 she will afl for Nome with a |meneral cargo under charter of the Commercial — Com pany, The Eureka is loading a of com) at the bunkers for San the Tampico left |Honotutu for Frisco on June 7 with & full cargo of sugar ‘The schooner Seven 8 <n Bay~with 200 tone of merchandtee, much of which is being sent up by! the A. T. &T. D. Today the horses are being St on the © . Which salle to. | night for lumber for Our « Lawn 12-tneh 14-inch 16-tnch Steamer Dode will come off the ways at Went Seattle tonight, where @ 0" | she has been undergoing repat; Garden Bteamer Lady of the Lake ta be. ing Kiven @ general overhauling at the shipyard of King & Wings at West Seattle. Pacific Clipper Line steamship Santa Ana arrived from Cook's In let and Copper River ports late yes terday afternoon. &. 8. Churchill, Rellable Pianos CLINE’S PIANO HOUSE SECOND AVE. AND UNION ST: ah. at New ones and enough for every one. than ever before, and more styles. The pric soft wood in other stores. OUR PRICE $11.50. Neat Design Solid Oak Chif- fonter, shaped top, five full size Waenington AGood Thing To Push Guaranteed to give satisfac Lawn Sprinklers, . Hose Bibbs ‘ Rainier HardwareCo 112) First Avenue SolidOakChiffoniers Stock more complete now OUR PRICE $9.75. drawers, grooved corner pots, Solid Oak Chiffenier ‘Top German bevel plate mirror { $0x18 inches, five large drawers, oe embossed corner posts, wood 12x18 inches swings from neatly io Se aaeved aad shaped standards. Our price { shaped top panel Our price 411.50, $9.75. FREDERICK & NELSON COMPLETE HOUSEFURNISHERS Second Ave., Madison and Spring Stre: paton 11@ti we. hn, B00 running Ball-Beartn Mowers, price...98.¢ Fremont Lawn Mowert ‘ ° 03.25 Fremont Lawn Mowers 83. Fremont Lawn Mowers “a B8.75 Se he wp 0c Hose, per foot Wednesday Morning, Shirt Waists HALF PRI ACME SUIT CO. Shirt Waist Sale At the Cheapest Store in Town CE 1412-1414 2nd Avenue is@1ee | the crowd rom Dawson, had to be pulled by « over the bar at Lake Le WASHINGTON, D. C., June 1 where water miy two feet| Minister ¢ of Pekin, China, high. He also stat that just as| cables the annow ment that the was pulling out from| powers agree to reduce the amount White Horse arrived| of war ti amalipox patients aboard,| China by d to be quarantined. M has contracted rheuma- | or EVERY MEAN, CON- dam, ‘ Ay TEMPTIBL DISHONEST Steamship Cottage City reached port at 8 dclock thie morning trom | 2aponing of TRICK or METHOD that could Skagway. Capt Wray an | oper: | inte use of 9¢p be thought of to force us into the COMBINE has been resort- ed to, The LOCAL WHOLE BALE HOUSE tried to put on the THUMBBCREWS by BOY COTTING US, YET OUR BUS INESS 1S GROWING EVERY DAY, and GOODS ENOUGH TO SUPPLY YOUR LOCAL JOBBER. THE PEOPLE are WITH US because we are WITH THE PEOPLE EVERY Time. Lesiey's Tooth Wash ... 25ce Lister's Antisept or le Tooth Powd- 25ce Spanish Hair Renewer Dandruff Cure ....... These are the days when you want to drink something cool and refreshing. But don't wu any but the best in liquid re- freshments. It's foolish to drink a half-matured, poorly made beer, when you can get RAINIER BEER It is pure and the best tasting. 2 doz. half pints $ Phone, Rainier 30. SEATTLE’S largest and only first-class European plan HOTE WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JBWELRY AND SILVERWARE Albert Hansen 722::: The largest jewelry house Northwest, ce A, : DON'T BE DECEIVED Anyone selll Glasses can ade Ga rtise to fit 4 M\ glasses, but they can't make glasses to rect your vision, We lead, others imitate, THE EVERSOLE OPTICAL CO, 708 Second avenue | pany THE BON MARCHE 15¢c at 25c—not likely that the well a striking effect, and which And #0 w customers: will agree torsell only t you be tempted t the crowd will be tremendous b; All while they last at But Chaities will not be the four prices are so decidedly barga: for Challies if F 0 & yard for $1.25 ail woot Armures; all in 46-inch widths Sige a yard for We Kai Kat lavender, gray, cardinal, ete Te @ yard for $1.00 all wool B for waists, 2b ssorted—giyving early comers a good range for choice of three fine all-woo| dainty colorings that the French weavers alone can combine with such soft and yet: DEALERS WOULD BE GLAD TO Buy AT SUCH A PRICE Bo don't allow your neighbors or strangers efther Wool French Chailies—-we warrant them to be the best imported, and worth 7 25 Cents FOUR OTHER DRESS FABRIC AND SILK SPECIALS & yard for 26-inch all wool Black Henrietta; worth 45c. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14, 1902, ——— NORDHOFF & CO THE BON MARCHE French | Challies 25c | Never in the West, in June. have real 75c Imperted French Challies been soig * y ever will be again. The lot to be offered tomorrow jg colors will remain clear after washing. 10 those who want to wear the Challis—and we must Itmit the amount oy ‘o purchase ® couple of years’ supply to plek best patterns. come rials y 10:30 tomorrow morning. only cut price attraction at the drese goods counters tomorrow. ‘These ing that the woman of economical mind will see these too when shecomes fine quality Dress Frabrics, in Poplins, Chevrons, Venetians and pimhesg val Corded Wash Gilke in light blue, medium blue, pink, green, brown, mais, atiete, with narrow Persian and plain stripes, 44 inch, © French novelty Burlap, ete. ete. row from # o'clock till 11 onty at Pennies or doliars may be saved by watching the “8 to 11” dally in the Star. These for Thu Fine quality Black Moreen, worth 600 yard; § to 11 at 29¢ Men's Lace Front Black Lisle Thread Sox, worth 6c pair; § to 11 at 196. Paper Books, new titles; 8 to 11 at 6c Thomas Black Ink; bottle. Boys’ }11 at 18. | Boys’ Long Pants, worth $1.00; § to 1 at Ste. Women's $1.00 Lawn Kimonos, all new designs, Jap sleeve, white yoke fronts and cuffs; § to 11 at 68c. Children’s White Dresses, broken line, worth from $5.60 to # to 11 at $3.50. Children's Pique Jackets, i pink or blue, worth from $1.00 up to 2.50; choice * to 11 at 7Be. Fancy Persian itcvids, finest qual- § to 11 at Sc ities, pretty color combinations, worth regularly up to per yard; § to 11 at Sic White: Nottingham Lace Galloons, Tomorrow morning for three hours we will sell our entire stock of short lengthts and Drapery Silks, Sllkolines, Cretonnes, Plain and Art Denims, Fancy Sateens, Cheese Cloth, Plain or In fact, the remnants of every line of goods in the Drapery Store will be on sale Eight to Eleven. Straw Hata, worth 26c; § to nants. A THIRD TO A HALF OFF REGULAR MARKED PRICES. o'clock list of the Bon Marche ator | reday morning: — fine grade serpentine weave, de- signs, worth larly 19¢ and 26c per yard; from & to 11 at Be. Stocking Bags, with fancy color- ed designs, ready for use, worth boc euch; § to 11 at 290, Women’s Fast Black Cotton Stock- ings, with white feet, double toe and heel, worth 1c pair; from § to 11 at 10c. Misses’ Fast Black Fine Ribbed Hose, superior quality, double heel, joe and knee, worth 26¢ pair; § to 11 at 17c, Women's Jersey Ribbed Bleached cotton Shaped V low neck, leeveless, good quality, worth 17; |from § to 11 at 120. Best quality Alpaca Skirt Bind- ing, full 5 yards in piece, regular price 16¢ piece; from § to Ii at 8c. Black Silk Guards for Eye Glasses | with gold slide and black catches, regular price 160; § to 11 at Te. Best quality Brush Edge Skirt Binding in navy blue, gray and brown, regularly worth 6 1-4c yard; 8 to Ii at Bc Women’s Patent Leather 3-strap Sandals, plain toe, French sole, worth $2.00: $ to 11 at te. Percales in a good styles, worth 100; 8 to Tollet Soaps, 25¢ in the following Russian Lilac, Russian at 10e box. Arnica Witch Hazel or Salve; 25¢ boxes for 1c, Only one box of each sort.to ¢ tomer. ie Petroleum Jelly or Vaseline | Se: for 2%o. Fine Cocoanut Brittle, usual %e Ib; § to M1 at Ie. 1419 to 1435 Se AMUSEMENTS. W. M, Russell. Mgr. Phone Main 567, Geaitle’s Only Up-Town Theatety Prices—20c, 300, de, 50c. TONIGHT “HANDS ACROSS THE SEA,” ‘Thursday, Friday, Saturday Night and Matinee, “THE GOLDEN GIANT.” & competent com scenic and mechan- effec Hox office p.m, Seate selling seven days tr advance. Tonight and All ‘This Saturday Matine HARRINGTON REY And Company Presenting MOTHS By Summer Prices: Deep Cut in Suits We have been the successful bidders. on Rentz & Co.'s stock of Whatcom, which was knocked down to us at sheriff's cents on the dollar for spot cash. We have ed to give the public the fit of this big reduction. secure the best pick, See win- dow for prices. Imperial Talloring Co, 102 SECOND AVE. Opposite Holmes Furniture Co, THE BON MARCH NORDHOFF @CoO. cond Avenue and I15-123 Pike Street. We Will Do Your Dental W: With the same care that ts exercised by the individual your cholce, and one thing is certain—we can save you cost. This is possible because of our perfect equipment. EXAMINATIONS FURNISHED WITHOUT CHARGE. FLORENCE DENTAL CO.“ %: Seattle Auction & Sale Stables any quantity, bes quality, lowe We have just received a carioad of draft and pack horses which will be sold at public auction Friday, Juare 18, together with a large num- | ber of lumber and express wagon® | hacks an¢ buggies; also single and | double draft and buggy harnesses; Iso 10 fresh milch cows, at 1213 Western avenue, M, J. WALKER, Auctioneer. Second block of stock of shares nearly ail sold. That ing yet to be at 260 Those desiring stock will jact promptly. Barly advance E I8 MORRISSON, Basement Mutual Life Did» tle, Wash. _. ane NOTICE OF HE. RING—In Re S18 ‘i of Lot 1, Block 6, of King OF 8 (fractional). HEARIN' King € Sale of lot nty addition Notice is hereby siven that the| Addition. : board of county commissioners of| Notice Is hereby aiven that King county, Wash.. vill convene in dof county commie vane thelr rooms’ in the’ <ing County| King county, Wash. will Court House on the 26th day of June,| their rooms’ in the King 1902, at the bh 2 o'clock p. m..| Court house on the 26H , of for the purpose of determining the| June, 1903, at the hour Geterm |Aavisabliity of selling the southeast-| p. m., for ine pur rttr of welling erly 20 feet of lot 5. block 8 King] upon the advisabillt om | Sounty Seiten | block, of King, County sé Parties Interested for or against] Parties interested for of of said sai ore this| said sale. Will appear neste | board at that time and have a hear-| board at that time and have @ Dated this 234 day of May, 1902. COUN « oF KING COUNTY By Geo. B. Lamping, Clerk of the Board.