The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 16, 1902, Page 3

F MONDAY, JUNE 18, 190 THE SEATTLE STAR. Oon'r Bs oecuivee my od OSS Last Edlition PUuT CHIEF OF POLICE a aos HALE A MILLION DOLLARS ~ Bee the, bao =| ver # O'Clock p. m. ‘ FROM THE KLO! ; tryine , We lead, other imitat Ln H = ine THE F ILE OPTICAL CO, = = —_— == | i ~ Be. | ay Sets | BICYCLE RACES > SA 1 OTH MA NEWS OF INTEREST AND - 9 the © t me | 17 18 BELIEVED BY NEARLY ALL THAT SUCH A MEAGURE 18 gle Hi PHINS ARRIVES—OTHER MARINE 5 A pnd compare ow D0. BUCK & CO. | \ 3 i " \ IMPORTANCE TO MARINERS AND SHIPPERS _ oe FT THE P > our ¢ cee W se " ther dr = | NECESSARY TO LI HE POLICE DEPARTMENT OUT OF I f F - oe Men's, Boys' and Chil- | " yee iti , 4 F ea i “y - WE DO NOT dren's Clothing | THE HANDS OF POLITICIANS—THE INSPECTORSHIP 18 ' Cm — F tise We ata apecta’ Furnishing ( Hate and | CRITICIZED if « made a kat ; 2 yentere ea Be tor one day 1 tell you tha § Javenue, new | ' a y's price when you ash , Y ’ for th r f L , o 4 Be henerciy and apt your pa mportant t before th Hida aright FH stipe oti Hid nly be I o ‘ y Deyn . “Ant - Trust Prices Daulton Carpet Co. ites ts “hse feglarliryercy Face ob] kant Fea detnst”a everest tara camera te } . 's Little Liver im, eo ine ne OF tik hhsind Gyno be ty.4 ney Deltruler th t that } m-lup wa hi 1 é ral ral . Baers Digestive Tablets, $1.00 size - Ay 1 secret, but enough ha t me friend himeeit : |anolds won the nile novice. 1 erintly over ‘whowe capt * | ——— — aked out during the past aye Y nibly the - a ; ' tt = > fy Sareaparilin, $1.40 sine. 4De $ doatity ‘tue tobaee Eee one fae) cee - n inspector in| cullated. One story. had it that |— Caine ee LAUNDRY FIRE <= Pe Berce’s Sarsaparitia, $1.85 aise. Te 3000 all- wool Watch Pr er pte ae yxA| the bill In the counell n th A BUNCH OF IE pera uwle 10 th ar | chinese laundry at 1912 Fifth avenue penaine, full pint, bottle he 3 . the meting will be to @ tt the H ars prediction that the or-| th wn hi salnes, and atterwarée | henna PY o'clock this morning. ‘The Marchand’s Dandruff Cure, 31.00 sine for this cold weather. wtatatine uae ta Wien a ; Meerovat at tae Diee cnenen| ne wane ome who le net] . . CAROY | Visas Goon entinamaned. Ga dduie * .. Pe ohhenes - PL thy fhe paella temonen fied approval of the entire counct!| subject to impew he cour he at this story, “Do, it was ¢ © will be covered by $0. he of - Gait Queen Perfume, full ounce 300] Tl grape, 1209 First Ave. | ——————— | neers to be fulfilled this| cht to assume the King af ndlan who had tho i Ment Wain of the fire is not known The ae — he » " | t blers, bu th tieatane ho gave m 1b,” he PRESCHIPTIO e DRU GGisTs, . | | s iminal aid this 4 mK rh r ~ 3s » at kes aaa et Very Thin Cloth yy | Thieves Ply Their Trade With Much |’) oy na ta 2 i enon at : | I | mont than the police re-| . mimier Views are ente Buce | the antinal beto upon him. a x ARTELL RUGLO.Y | | bi | working under Chief Sulltva iol tabas \shandiedse'‘dblty ‘chalha | WER ote ‘| FREMONT GRAYS WIN | i Oinbbivee Meneure | ""It Lwere chiet 1 would want tol “ , pred Nak As ; Owing to the Virginia. Juntors ‘ 1 Phone, Mf On every hand the bill seems to be} Wear the Rtas tae inte atte ate i failure to appear on the all ground - wer, c ‘ ing Inventigat the police to-| ‘ n no { at Pike street an nor ave: en~ - ) Pree De! hi to w| 5 wancoltn’ tar ; ked upon as a danger | kne - see ee soeet toe io ot eae total Ghee terday, the game wan forfeited to the é wu Wash. June 16.— tended solely to increase ot. | we phi aap ay hf predhors Fo bag D rived at 2:20|Premont Grays by a score of 9 to 0. 5 just been received her at powers of the chief , f the] in the store of Wilson & Foys, at 929 k this morning with ¢ s Seattle and Vicinity — Posstht . ’ | ___ Moved to 1406 Second Ave. Ebay an nme hour this morning, |$200 REWARD FOR CONVICTION j\!l At the sume time decreasing | jarger cities of the Kast and Middie r Way, sometine since Haturday | barley, iron, sugar and othe ween hn nnoe is ee . BUILDERS |Tracy and Merrill held up a German| OF PERSONS THROWING REF-| ma whose creature he is under| hardly make a police precinct under| evening, The thieves got into the celaneous merchandise, | mor |Z sany fair, fresh south to weab 4 JAMES HENRY farmer near Orchard. The man was| Use INTO THE BAY | the, inane Provision of the charter] « captain and « few aubordinate of: | Mey th tt ntock| row morning with | nd hn EE f HARDWARE Wholesale Duteher, Jobder, || elone in his cabin at the time, They| WHEE without a hearing and for any catise,| handle $0 or 100 men the reight that has 7 Will pay you to look at our Best Meats ately robbed the house of all food and | ewainst ¢ nthe] |The rooinems which exiets be-| "Te"ho ‘himealt would us found| expected to arrive this aftern | j peck of Builders’ Hardware And Dest Service ai attention | |ammunition. t . given tonight in the fis pound See tke enlet of 0 business f von. "Thg| Aberdeen, walling for Ban Fr o| —OF THE— - lore buying. fears, Losing Cage The terynsr wes dissevered several) Col acon on the, committee on ter how ignorant Ghiet Suillvan| ; fant 1 : : rant was| The new five-masted a | fia We 2 Prone, Main ate. J |hours later by a member of a com-| Crichton on ihe | comiuittes | vu the mayor may have been of the! hi a f * / scntleman| 5. Hall, Captain Pita, - pany of Washington National guard, | os!" Ao fing F nee of DUNKS men and thieves hiet wh naible! tre yes | cated, fan auaay y j : ERNST BROS. “|which is encamped near the piace. 1 of $200 for the arrest or In Seattle for the past year there are| to Clancy or som he - “<p 1 ‘clothes| load lumber for her maiden. voyage Althadah witthiece dest Matinee of) coe eat of any| men in the council who have had| first and to the cit ' ead to Australis. She will carry neatiy! Pike St. Tel, John 2831. the cabin, none of the militiamen saw | pers “ thelr eyes open and who are cogni will have a police fe oon Aly thee | 1,600,000 feet of lumber | S the convicts. | Th @ the generai/ sant of what the police have done! that will really protect . y, acting also in the| Globe Navigution Company’s| c The report received here says the | ordi wih’ 41 Gith was. thrown out of office end Grand Stand Play apacity of walter. “The customer or-| steamships Meteor and Kureka botb| . fugitives are now surrounded in the | °"F apps" finality Kilied tam etreah braw? as Instead 4 making and nd der ¥ ea! and the cook leap. | i port yesterday. a Eureka was als : 2 wh ayn about breaking a few of r nto the en to ¢ it,| loaded with coal for San Francinco. | Open Froat Shir weeds near Orchard, and that fight! bo nitually dumy e al and| result of his ax « istration Bier ieee tnd trormanizing the dec] During his absence the alleged cus.| The Meteor had a full cargo of for 5 nee | anaes, tune he t r allow such Pretty Late To Begin Seeing rtment. let Chief Sullivan If he] tomer opened the cash register and| age and merchandise sent to Nome 4 Se | Gov. McBride, asking him to instruct # of business. these Comnatiman today, “that| etfinere he a: 4 3] returned with the meal the thief was =| w Year Pike. |Warden Catron to send the blood _ van uid have re-| he wil kiy be told ti gone and so was the money P ] ot bs goei 8 7 net a the og 4 e were 0 f almos n c io we ake for ht * 4 [hounds from the Walla Walla pen had the scales removed from| sponsible for many in 4 t immedi a rahe re nt ne ae . || tone is good, it is lasting and the ) ]| casework is unsurpassed. Add to || this that it ts sold at a lower price ||| than other pianos of the same grade, ||| and. we have a combination of facts worthy of consideration by intends ing purchasers looking for satisface tion and good vaiues, | See the beautiful Kimball Baby | Grand Piano in our show window, te es given by the “Elks” te the ‘Queen of the Carnival.” We have Crash Hats ||| large and elegant stock of Kimball q 2Ne ||| and many other leading makes to Men's and Boys’ 2c Canvas |||#how you. Also several good bar- Hats 19 ||| gains in «lightly damaged Pianos, | Step_in. 4 . captur he man who was to rid the city of | Inquiries about town discloses Still They Come HATCHERY r more of service in the police| are in favor of putting the chief un - 1390 2nd ave. | the most ignorant patrolman of the| the police department out of politics. | considerable Jewciry stolen, Sells Ladies’ Suits, Waists, Separate “THE RIGHT KIND.” ON FR | — A trunk in the room of Paelo Vazon, | broken op yesterday and 30 In 1 Men's $1.25 Canvas Shoeg -T5e || Boye’ $1.00 ¢ as Shoes 2. | Men‘s $1.00 Summer Coats Boys’ 6 Men's a Surnim id Boys’ 7 Waist Your money back for the asking. Pe - eee Bel gg oy night | : missioner T. Rt. Kershaw, who ts in te BE Bes yp Manager John Cort, of the ( fay morning wai and| this city today, has given out that « | ere tee TESS Gores ths Grip | cose. Mewes. Bas completed Grrance: me casey “seskere salma HER SIX CHILDREN but @identiy” ait he needed was $53, In one or two @aye | of the Pollard Juvenile Opera Com ver ne ar. Mr. Kershaw ge ee of auicx, pavg | stence and ix expected to be one eee ate. Maat been de 4. but MEMPHIS, June 16—Mra, Louise Wist cities heuun:-yanter Gay Avenua, the beat summer attractions to be | on, ons have been se-|@ prominent planter of Brandywine, Miss, while mentally de . While Dan McGovens was working jose here this year, | cured trom the Cas ] “s able gold watch out of his coat rom the Canadian government! @ killed her six small children Sunday while her husband ; oder tere Ghat Ge ak S| H E wi S 2g c 0 3 ttle bar last night M. M. West, of s L a i SPECIALS FOR TUESDAY | @ church. Five of the children were shot to death the sixth While asleep tn a chair in the Be by. told the police today that Ie ] BREMERTON BRIEFS | Ey ary the Fraser river of such|@ burned to death in the home which the woman fired has dis robbed of a lady's gold watch W. E. COR. FINST AVE. CHERRY ST. appearéd and, {t is believed, Is wandering through the swamps or John Crawford, who Is considered has committed suicide. The grief-stricken husband and lai one of the best hatchery men in the bers of sympathetic friends are scouring the vicinity in the hape long associated with different un.| employ of the state, will be sent up of locating the unfortunate woman. and $4.45 in money dergakings on the Sound, died at his| the Fraser river for two months dur ing the spawning season and wher realde mertan at nou it te one of nature's! Gavience in Bre at noon Bun- |» returns a loOration for the hateh warnings, do not} ery will be definitely determined me | - = q A new dry goods store has been | ~ 4 egiect it. Come to us with your)”. © are gee ee | upon. shooting Officer Peterson, is in prog-| Fletcher & Carpenter, realty bar- q oe troubles, we give the best service | Opened in “—' tam with tattering sipeemennesnane t] panes wn tan ‘ina only. 3 prompects. Sale. formerly The Second. Scandinavian bank| peat Captain John Nibble, who ba sie! Go to Sptining for bioycle repairs | Indicate Rye Strain! cane will be taken up in the superior} for the least money. Glasses, $1.00) Provbects. Wty himself aa more . ‘ than pleased with his beginning y “HARD OPTICAL CO. he Son Pee | court tomorrow, when Frank Olegon 3 A ee eee wa hier of the defunct bank, will b | aa lemon fe taking pomite wh » tactnie Spectaltats ton defeated the Bremertene « 1207 Second Aven: Ks to & ‘The markets opened today with rg ings fromlevery indication for # Sunday with a score of A baseball nine of stri | the Seattle high school, it Is ald, | bu, bank was insolvent. He will be fended by Attorney William Morris. of Beattie. Shirt Waists —. Strawberries esnayed to play ball with the Wis-| tn orning owing to t During May there were 99 deaths in = White and Colored, large as- § Beer delivered t0 any | in teams om Gusday afternoon. | terns or ine geine to | Soong ey SE cominan ta eae cmamaen a te: ie } ‘The Wisconsin men ny they allowed | wsck is wewk nt #i.te end the s - SOLD A FAKE “SUPER fortment at popular prices. 10. T. MAGIN' Nisa ¢ co. the little fellowes to get five men tol seedlings bring nat more than $1 occurred In the First ward and the B. Wright, who claims to be a thetr six, |The supply and.demand for cherries | #mailest, 4. in the Sixth. There were | waiter, was arrested y ——— }is about the same the prices ranging| Dine violent deaths ax follows: Ac-|Hubbard last night for « —_ THROUGH TRAIN: n 900 and $1.10 per bs cidental 1, drowning 2, pistol shot 1,|kaudy imitation of a watch tc 4 cording to analy, Agriecte fracture base skull 1, gunshot wound |dian, He will be allowed to explain . _—— It racture skull 1, mitelde, carbolic|bis transaction In court today Keep them out by A poor demand bananas |}. fractui a - P. tue jpeclad to the Star ao aeiting| seid poisoning, 1; aragnical poison. | Efects and Windows _ WHATCOM, June 16 North |r aly fo selling! ing. 1 | MRS. CARMINE SCREAMED FOR MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN ] : WATCHES. DIAMONDS, FIND ere Pacific ineumw Things continue practically un-|_ The $8 deaths were equalled by 9! A burgiar, evidently thinking that] D. Skir a Keep them oti VEWRLRY AMD SILVERWARE. [through service fr |changed in the venetable line, Aa-|™arriages. Thirty-five of those mar-|no one was home, walked boldly ress | a our food by Pat) A Hi. 3eaiee Whateom laat night. | par ag lett cabbage and new} * 1 had wrestled bets with matri- | through pp toenye of ‘ w. ¢ we eget. a aie j 2 ‘ ibert pagenge and exp ~ tn penta a phy geod olihng § teed mine at $13 Boren avenue last night balt’peice. We ave otc 2 seater anads RO Bocnae | eset can atinoat spanen The |New" sotunulen are in good demand.| "aire were M1 live births, 46 malee|The screams of Mrs. Carmine when ; 9 ee Nobby, up-to-date, well tailored, well fitting suits for men, in neat on. The largest jawelry nouse WB the |i iins leaves Seattle at 4 o'clock and Butter 26 come are] and % f she saw the intruder, frightened him |@ out this line, so call while the desirable patterns; they arewianere ded worth sonaseerable Catch “em with ou (pi arrives here at 9:20 p.m a Are} "Infection we reported during |away. Besides a few silver coins: a poles Se more; June Sale price ..... he oes a fanglefoot Fly Pa ——— ~ month are as follows: Diphtheria | nothing was stolen assortment is complete. Special @| ; ° | vicTiM OF FOOTPAD ariet fever 23, measles 16. small *——— BS Henry Hensel “ses” Eugene Kerl, who lives at 2012] OBO FOOLED HIM pox 34, tuberculosia 1, typhoid fev Fireworks at wholesale and retail »w prices on Hats this week 4 aaThere In no econo tart Pls: || Fifth avenue, had an encounter “in| Sealatsan dam sitar whi 4. whooping cough 0. ¥aricelia 5. jon Brow, 1214 Second # in. putting off th- ‘Tari r a highwayman shortly after mid iceman John led @ nov = . @ hase. The sea night Sunday. While walking al is here—the filer r Lenora stre due, and to keep Sanset Oil and Refining Co, |fieietyemn’ Moe ct na "nts Sepals | EF APRHAVEN CASE | are geiting ners ea eate| 1S NOW ON TRIAL 928%. .02" ones attention to business: Young Men's Suits, excelient materials, well made and lined, : Stylish and durable; sale price, only .........0 Cash or Credit iy house clear of ; ona block of stock of him to throw up his hands. Ker! z ; j the pests, you should Haanren miasty all cold That neeie’ | was then foresd to turk hun back and] jerry te of whiehy aelstil 00 tae nee Sefere 18 siege you. Bey © Yale. cr eeepc g 4 Ae ing ¥ be had at 2% Cae ag aces eee tha back of bia {#00 did not keep his promise and| WHATCOM, June 16—The trial of! ride over our beautitul paths. Th } 2 "Those desiring stock wil oe eee We thee te started out on the streets begging.| John Harrigan. on the charge of will help you to get your bearings | act promptly. Early advance ELLIS MORRISHON, Asst | dollars from Kerl Basement Mutual Life biag. appeared. give you a new grip on life. Kelly ran him in and Judge George | holding up the Fairhaven ealoon and save him ten days thi morning -— ee n Club] pockets Boys’ Short Pants Suits, 2 or 3 piece, all sizes, made of good ma- tle, Wash, ° A meeting of the Republic terials and extra well sewed, the kind that will stand the boys’ of the Second precinct of th u wear, $6.00 value; June Sale price ..... 4 enth ward will be h t t olay 1236 Thomas street, opposite Cascade : | $3. 00 : " school. f reese One { Mail Orders} ig | Prompt Mai Seattle's Largest and Most | | Filled af NEWHALL Ss {ode servi | Complete General Mesto Hate, tn.ail ie latent stylon, sokt or stiff, light, brown er GREAT RETIRING xe age $1.75 's Summer Underwear, in fine French balbriggans, Tc qual- 4 epee . LE SH Men Interested In Clothing Bar 208 Pike street. Best place in gains city to have your gyes corrected. | —_— Heussy Bid, } oF Pacifie Coast Clothing =| was crowded last Baturday | Open All Night. Tel., Main 1029, |night with many buyers. The ed haa purchased three stocks of cloth oe, oe apurimeieeeccg|ine in Eastern markets, and men's NDERTAKER S ke actually being sold at mak- | ers’ cont ‘A splendid lot of Suits equal to| Funeral Directors and Embaimers. |tailor-made garments In every re-| 1407 Firat Ave., bet. Pike and Union. | spect, are marked at $4:45 instead of Seattle, Wesn. the regular $12.50 and $14.00, Men's| > emer - | Hats worth $1.50 and $1.76 are being sold at $1.10. Boys’ Two-Piece Suits SALE D.S.JOHNSTON | BG The third week of triumphant merchandis COMPANY | ing is now on. The stock is still being reduc all wool material are being sold | ane sands are da veing pleasec “ :. ue : } Con By i instead ‘ot sho. A“ ates oe are ally beng Die Clociny IN THE BURKE BUILDING. Spend five mivates in our store ah ee sure Lipps i BAKERY ¢ same rate.” Dollar Shirts are | At Out Sale. Yet there are many, many bargains Who ‘iatece: Wuythg” the Water % you will be ta ec dod —— Wy A Sy ae seeder for the thousands that shall come this week Harper Co, business and increasing | say we do, we do do. $-4x5-6 Fancy Screen Door $1.40 AND CAFE loonie a cavapone {tl the whote | | the stock throughout, are In a post-| #4x6-5 Fancy Screen Door $1.54 #-10x6-10 Fancy Bereen Door 4 We 681 9x1 Fancy Screen Door $. Common kind %e, $1.00, #1.10 81.29 Adjuetadie Me, We, 4% Organs ] in Silk Dress Goods, Wool Dress Goods, | They are direct factory representa-| s 2 | Washable Dress Fabric Hosiery, Gloves, tives for the famous Chickering & Notions, Millinery, Men's Fu shings, Dress Sons, Kimball, Hobart M. Cab! She Wipma Wate cae Fides Thin ciumtea 04, -0ne Par | ADVERTISERS OF FACTS | if f ous other Pianos. 1413 Second Avenue [Coast Clothing Co, 900 First ave,,| Bon Marche block ie ta Main 880, Marion: YH) “A Wedding © ——————— of Mechanics HardwareCot}s <=: sf] and Art? | @ 8S Clocks, | were i, oon 112i First Avenue Serene, In the title of a little Prices dow Screens, Try some of ¢ and best assortment of Coffee kew in the clty | Intending purchasers will find it SALE HOURS 9:00 A. M, TO 5:30 P.M. to thelr advantage to write or | EW. NEWHALL & CO, B.S. JOHINSTON 0. |} We Will Do Your Dental Work! Ger Dealers, ne to the extraordinary |f at $12.50, $15.00 and $18.00-—-tor— ooklet that Cut Glass Bl ions or the ‘Angelus Plano. Player. | W. D. MCCARTHY, Manager | $03 Second Ave, BurkeBuildi pis ares ee voor pee | Por, ee emer Liens Dare.| $10.45 | Aaah S ith the same care that is exercised by the individual dentist of | z, Wedding Presents.@| better than you could pomwibly play) | ' your choice, and one thing is certain—we can save you much of its | 13 Gone tne ee it, but adds an entire orchestra to cost. This is pessible because of our perfect equipment. | | o7 First Avenue Sold on easy terms if desired. | Agents L. Adler Bros Co. © for the Clothing—They Fit “8! Sherman, Clay & Co, Spend heal wai ove 71; Gecond Avenue EXAMINATIONS FURNISHED WITHOUT CHARGE, [ite QUAKER DRUG flole Agents tor | “UP Cures Chil! Blains f| 1913-1015 Fire: Avenue. | DR. JOHN J. KOWALSKI ——— § Reliable Pianos | ...Seientific Optician... (i! (3 CLINE’S PIANO HOUSE | 800 Second Av., bot. Columbia and Mar 3 SECOND AVE. AND UNION ST: Open Sundays 11:00 v0 12, S080OSS 0000000000000 FLORENCE DENTAL CO.°° Tin Globe Butiding.