The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 28, 1902, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR. DELAYS hogBoo ON ‘ned on the Inte fert | Eats SRS MTACTION ON REGRADE OF|FOR THE THIRTEENTH CON: | GISaR, iss teas St Sly at Barres + f SECUTIVE TIME WEBFOOT FIRST AND SECOND AVENUES, , 1208 Minor avenue mn ute : Nom Let Stedman and Mis» Buck] NORTH OF PIKE STREET,| ERS LOSE " ; | Portinna 0. 1 try Club. The affair wae in| TERS BEFORE BOARD OF PUB. | cloud haus ver Hammy Vis~ | a In the fourth, fifth, + a | Te treee oe 17 ball player Wor of Mra. Woodruff . hin edding of Mix Amy Core Lic WORKS wan th and Mrs. Robert B. Leithead i Webf nesday evening at the rent rtland e bride's parents, Mr, and in c ey, 1233 Columbia ¥ staxe Mise Fda ey Was maid elit of honor and Will Letthead, of Pasa. na, Cal, was best man, It wae a nk’ and white wedding and the ne made a beautiful ploture jowers Were used in great abund SATURDAY, JUNE 28, 1902 at thel large number nd thi » bri feu od Hi affair wan a V ry pretty Last Edition 4 O'Clock p. m. Anna Brown FOR MORE THAN A QUAR.- TER OF A CENTURY Standing of the Clubs Won. Lor i ailed. ‘The iahth and in the abc Seattle's Time Babbitt i firet for on Vigni nit, alno by ohwara gait Neth, In ie seve Babbitt put hi Plumbers’ Exoursion There may still be ninth th before anything definite regard to the regrading of First and Second avenues north of Pike street the fact that the peti ot represent a majority of owners of the abutting property ‘This discovery was made tn the cit office while preparing the mage @ diffioult don STEAMSHIP JOHN S. KIMBALL RETURNS FROM ES in TIDINGS OF PORTLAND OR JEANIE, EXCEPT THE STORY }) TOLO BY NATIVES—OTHER IMPORTANT MARINE NEWS ‘The steamship John S Kimball.) land by Moran Broa, for $50,000. 8h Captain Twing, of the Pacific 1 aipletely in two or line, from Nor other by planks long G'olock this morning with bring her to Moran’s| gengers. She brought ne She is now owned by the the Portland or Jeanie } \e eamship Company Nome June 18, before the Roanoke he Hood out a three 6 wtand male atthe " | en ple A the wearer value for W, L, Dougia than he can ge Thin in th Douginn rd} on Aoce I ah n of downright hard | things happen junt at |b; Mt _Tp other. words, ant aux 1 a1 00 «a, 0 ol lamp, aps, $1.00, out the B, t wet there nw do ¥ Little $ ‘ap and Mra, David Haynes has issued in ne he Youterday *% the third ne! men's and Valencia.’ Yesterday morning she sighted the Nome City en route to Nome, Captain Twing verifies the report t natives on the north side of Nuntyak island came alongside the June $ in cances and gave the © to understand that @ steam Venwel had sunk tn that vicinity. | “Phe Indians pointed to my ship and then to the water,” he says, “and it Was apparent that they wished to fonvey the idea that a vessel had funk, but whether they were refer Ting to the Chas. D. Lane or the Jeanie can only be surmised. I be lieve it more probable, however, that the Jeanie was carried into the Are-| the see. The Indians tc Story of the officers of the Oregon.” The steamer Willamette took her trie! trip yesterday ping as far as Pt, Robinson. Her commander, Captain Thomes Riley and Chief themselves as being gre y ple with the manner in which the vessel | Point at a cost of $20,000. oftrying the new machinery | ant geted. The run was made for the in ‘Willamette and a trial of her ‘was not made. The Willamette was Signe about & year ago afier Vancouv VON KETTELER Memoria! Service for M dered Ambassador BERLIN, June 28—There ts to be Kroli’s tomorrow in honor of Baron von Ketteler, the German ambassa- @or to China at the beginning o: Boxer uprising. The date will be rata Sarat Second anniversary of von Kettler's €ruel murder by the Boxers. Kroil's, ‘where the service is to be held, is the imperial summer opera house fm the Thiergarten. The kaiser him- geif has framed the musical program, 4m which all the great artists of the} royal institutes, opera, concerts and academies, will participate. Be: RGaced music there will Le martial airs, and as a special compliment to Baroness von Ketteler the nas ‘ordered all the best compositions of Frederick the Great to be played. ‘The theater will be draped tn biack and decorated with Chinese trophies, ‘eaptured guns, the keys of the con- Kroonland’s sister ship, the has just been launched at 4nd as soon as com- 1 be put on the transatlan- Foute, running opposite to the The two ships are 20 longer and of 400 tong greater ment than the St. Louis and erate speed, being designed to make the trip across the Atlantic in eight MORTS UANSING, N. Y.. June 28. Roswell Beardsley of thie place Glaims the distinction of being the 4 Postmaster in point of service fm the United States. Today he Founded out his 74th year in the Bervice. He was appointed by John Quincy Adams. The first year his Salary was $19.52, and it has never es Fortunately Postmas ley does not depend on his Office for a living, as he has a for- tune of $10,000. THE MARKETS Business wae active on Western favenue today. The week has been on the whole quite satisfactory to the Dusiness men. The season for straw- berries ie drawing tos close, con Seauentty the market wil! not go any ‘The fruit in not arriying tn Ry Eesk ebidliom naw an it’ wes w ago. Raspberries continue io arrive in larger quantities. The na- tive stock brings $2632.25. New ap- spies are selling well. New shipments Gg expoctes in on Monday. juce and vegetables are as a cle scm Six round-trips to the battleships from Colman dock tomorrow. LAWN MOWERS gamegh ar creamer” 12-inch ....--- 3.25 14-inch 53-92 i6-inch 3.75 Rusrell— 12-inch .. S425 1-inch .. 84.50 16-ineh .. Ball Bearing— i-inch .. Rainier ARDWARECO. 1121 First Avenne Canal Trai ny, weil ' vitations for a card party to be given] « otal pi pe from Pike street to | wit A the same, 11,000-ton cargo going | hay be ngineer Martiand express | gella | cal | | | ke ‘an elaborate memoria! service at} hereafter on’ the the third of July at her residence, 611 Harvard avenue, ‘ards have been issued fe of Miss Emily — Louise) r to Husebius Oscar Maurer emony Will take place July mer Ex- end this lers, She erday afternoon, Tt to make thy morning with left Seattle ¥ will require some time repairs. The ship 8 D, Caretton arrived in Tacoma last night, where she wiil| load coal for Honolulu, | Phe British transport } omplete her cargo at 8 | arriving over from Tacoma this af- ternoon The United States transport Dix will Ieave tonight for Manila with « of hay and cate, are 80 tons of cargo of hay | is. There are 9,000 tona of| ® : ra | The Kosmos liner Its, which} AriBaioon, Vea struck a rock at the Straits of Ma- | Soe : én route from Puget sound to| $f «. be r at Sandy | oe ‘4 Kirsehn ‘The © Mrs. B. R. Brterly has issued invi-| tations for a heart party to be given next Tuesday afternoon at her home, 1615 Twentieth avenu ay afternoon. All| Ther and oa Prohibition Club w Ham! is Games and in charge of thet “t Templars, Refreshments will e werved on the grounds. 7 of P. ee of Biack Dia- mond has sent a number of invita. tions t for a bail to be gtven| there the ev of July 4th. It te expected to be a very large affair, IMPORTANT NEWS Major Miltis, U8 A. charge of government werk,.in this district |instructions which he says will Joause work on the improvements of harbore and waterways In wered by the river# and re bill to be rushed through as soon a poraibl timates of the oat of the work are to be prepared at_onee, The views of Interested parties and corporations relative to the works of improvements are Invited. ‘An appropriation. of $160,000 has been made for the construction between Puget sound and | Lake Union. Cardi Battleship Excursion Nine round trips to the Battle. |ahips Oregon and Wisconsin. See cc eae eee Lieutenant D. H. Jarvim Li E, P. Berthoif and Dr Call the revenue cutter # are to be given gold medals for thelr reseue of the tce-bound whalers at rule unchanged. Supply and demand Keep the price about the sam 1G QUOTATION Green Frett Lemons #4 2884.20 4 box) cooking a GEG. eating appion Fh 2: Jogp tes Bantnan #8 soo 88 Bo, SLO per dos. seedling orangen Daveim. $2003.80, Mediterran: Bo: Valencian, $.00ges 3: | VAT naerines. 828; | this state DS strswberries. | hart Seedlings 81-30 hon, socerberrien, to par case, peaches mr Saracen, sto Dhue Rew app , Peapberrien, $2. 25682.00, | figs. $1.35 ber } who Is in ‘engineering | has received | apricets, et “ 3d_in the German Lutheran church. | fe \fe t in 6,040 feet, and the pet! resents the owners but 823 feet less than one nd avenue from Pik t to Denny way Uh feet, rey meetin, this morning the baek to the clreulating them as it is und 1 that they will be able to make up the difference. Opening of Bids The board this morning putiding nerete mt Howell t. This ¢ unts to nearly $16,000. F * wouth water 4 te ae walks the city, engin Tinisk the r the work advertinet from today the building of Ariveways at engin of Twenty-thir day track Queen nue on Mercer Anne west to bh building of the counterbalance Plans and specifica for the grading of Fi from King street Sixth avenue fr Marion #t sidewalking Sec Lee street, Warr street grading were rejected and proved. The following street petitions were rejected insuffictent signatures: fife avenue from ¥ Jackson street, cone Bleventh ave Pine street, grading Olive str Minor ave t street ber venue south tle Btreet A street to nue north. p avenue and other The two first plans the third ap mpr vement punt of Twenty way to kaon LION CLOTHING HOUSE CIGARS Florodora 13 for Lilidn Russell, 16 for. Pe Beimont’s Pen size, Clwara, Star, Horseshoe and Spearhead CHEWING TOBACCO 400 ib. Battie Ax 30 plug ley, Lard ‘Chesee—Native Washington. 11@11' ee | Mach, 16G1To BITS OF GAIETY Mrs. Amos Brown, Mrs. Ritchey, Mrs. Kinnear and the Misses Browt gave an at home yesterday afier-| MAURICE GERBER - 220-222 First Ave. South CORNER MAIN wwe eVVewwe* iring From good dark Here is @ remarkably value in a business Suit brown with Italian invisible stripes, linings, silk ed workingmen to attend People’s Open Air Church, Oceldental avenue, at 11a. m. Bring your seats and music. P. J. Crow the Suit Wan! nd Cloak Dep’t To those who do not already know, we will say to you that the above stock must be cl josed out at once, Up to date, special made for this season, high art SALE TONIGHT And Continuing Each Day Till All Are Sold CLOAK AND SUIT HOUSE Strongest Ladie Neckwear House In the City 817 Second Ave. parking and | |eame 6 to the moat pitohed his tle bunch 4 heart Duk | eame 8 fan, first nd, in Carter ith the nutshell, he | will do and it will } ppotnt ment (o @ large number of people if Dugdale lets the aristocratic twirler £0. Portiand’s Twirler Baltebu ary was offered by Portland Althouwh found ding @ three-bagaer ¥ and let nd only art holding down ain played SPECIAL TEA SALE t New per ‘B00 English Breakt, | worth Tneolored ‘Jay worth @¢ per poun: h Orade Spier Leg Toa, rade, per ae R. T. Shannon Grovery Coy Whole and Retail Outfitters, UNDER PRICES ON GRANITE WARE VERY UNUSUAL NOW WHEN YOU NEED IT Preserving K anmee- S-quart ate B20 . Be ane 6-quart S-quart . 10-quart . WBQUATE 6. cee eee is-quart MAISON BARBERIS Special Sunday Dinner Served in Main Dining Hall from 5 t 9 for 76 cents, including wine. souP. Vermicetii. LISHES, ing Leek: Pisit Baked Salmon @ I'Italianne. Oregon Crawfish au Marsain. | Consomme | r Radishes, ¥ rded, Fren avioli ala hicken Fricam ROAST. Prime Ribs of B Stuffed Young Turki ft au Jus. Cranberry String Bean New Potatoes in Cream, DESSERT. Fritters « la Medicta. Strawberries and Ice ¢ Cheeno, Cotte Note. Your power from an Blectric Motor, you can select a loca- tion favorable for your bust ‘dless of proximity to hott a or a steam engine. You can have many comforts Jood light; air; a clean tractive shop; your own supply, controlled by f only; avaliable when r you desire to use It, In or out of regular working hours. WE The Seattle Electric Co. 9 pure and power you Oliver = Wanted to call at GOR Bece from 7:49 to 10 p, m, this evening. receive hendsom souvent DANCING CLA! Monday and Friday Evenings for Beginners. Halr Pins, 6 Needle Point Pin Safety Pins, Lad Bleevelean Vests 20¢ Fancy Ribbon Se Cake Toilet Soap 26-inch Novelty per paper sizes ameiied Darners corduroy Skirt Binding Ladiew Handgerchiots Men's Uniaundered Shirts ETERSO Wirtotly exclusive private lesnonw given every afternoon and evening Willapn's. Beattle’s oldest and most and. only, recognised | ing. Ranke bio FREDERICK 8 NELSON—Fine Furniture Saturday Evening Specials These specials are on sale from 7 till 9 this even- ing in our store. No goods delivered, as all the arti- cles are light and easily carried. Mixed Feather Pillow hs 3 pounds each, sixe 16x25 Inches arnde stripe tick. Regular price $0¢ each. from 7 ull o— Each 45c Curtain Poles, per foot One-Inch Silver of Brass Pole ‘Trimmings, per set Be Opaque Window Shades, 3x7 feet, odd ¢ 2 Plain White Plates, and Sauc inch plate Be Cups and Saucers Se Blue and White Enameled Sauce Pans, five and #ix quarte size, ench a8e FREDERICK & NELSON COMPLETE HOUSEFURNISHERS Covered with heavy high Saturday night special White oN Enamel h in diameter, orm, each Cupe A few slightly damaged biue and sue enameled Tea Kettles. Following sizes, Cholee for..68e Towel Rollers, neat and handy, for the kitchen, each De | | | . #8, 10, | | fe Kitchen and Pantry SINKS r kitchen Isn't compl n you get any buy m pressed from or § and co! that no ¢ anywhere ¢ pI i with the simph and moat ed style of couplings known. Thi e various sizes, and in plain steel, painted, galvanized, blue and white enamel without a sink good one, We ngle sheets of steel rounded at the si an possibly ¢ Summer Hats Light tina and Colors SEATTLE HAT FACTORY 1111 SECOND AVENUE Hats Cleaned, Blocked and Retrimmod i 07 First Ave | tule Dape $3.00 whoen than a two manufacturers In w Over 14 000,000 v W. L. Douglas $3.60 « placed side by wide wit $6 shoes of other are found to and it tw in any diff a two pairs of or how. A trial vince you that th best In the W. L., Dougia are made utyles and a American $5 and $6 ab Gold by & in Amerlean ef frect from inary $3.00 will con- in allt Douglas stores petting factory to wearer at oné profit; also by the beat retail shoe lenlers everywhere W. L. Douglas shoes are made on improved lasts that ft the foot. Wear th corns an inlons, and hi Style, comfort and work guaranteed. TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE nelst on having W. L. Douglas shoes with name stomped on bottom. SEATTLE STORE 707 SECOND AVENUE Plymouth Shoe Co. m and you will always be tree trom , fectly natural feet SAVE RENT ENJOY LIFE GET A HOME RAINIER BEACH. Prettiest Home Location on Shores of Lake Washington Short Ride on Electric Car Line from Center of Seattle Everybody who hes seen Rainier Beach saye “It’s all It le the best and cheapest suburban restdence property on market. You will certainly want several lots there for home investment. LOTS ARE VERY LARGE AVERAGE ABOUT 6 TO SEVEN AN ache, and are rapidly at $65, $75 and $85 $5 and 610 Down and $5 a Finest Garden Soll in County Every lot is elther on the lake and eartine, or within one or’ two blocks of it. Perfect abstract of title free to each pi er, with certificate and prominent attorney's opinion. OVER 350LOTS ALREADY S9LD NICE HOMES BUILDING. LUMBER FOR BUILDING ASY MONTHLY TERMS. Rainier Beach is on the boulevard fishin; bathing, high ana healthy. FREE AND. WA STREETS ALL CLEARED, SOME GRADED; GOOD SID WALKS. Lots cleared of logs and brush, Grand view from every] location, It's really a beautiful spot. Church, schools, shores, St as near as you want them. The Snoqualmie Power Con ‘isctric lines and Cedar river water main run through the prop erty, TELEPHONE SERVICE EVERYWHERE. Good service from 6:46 8. m. to 11:40 p.m. FARE, 20 RIDES ONE DOLLAR, BROOKS OF TICKETS CAN BE &i FROM CONDUCTORS ON CARS. I's onty about 30 minutes ride. Take electric cars at First Washington, opposite Dexter Horton bank. REPRESENTATIVES AT OFFICE AT RAINIER ALL DAY. Remember Rainier Beach “is all right” and you will be than pleased with the property and surroundings. Cc. K. STURTEVANT (owner) 7 BOSTON BLOCK Call at office for pamphiet of photos; 19992990296 eT 8 3. fine woop cozy homes, etc. BARGAINS BARGAINS BARGAINS BARGAINS BARGAINS ——FROM THE——— Karman Bankrupt Stock TONIGHT AND ALL NEXT WEEK The Leader THE PEOPLE'S, GREAT 710 Second Avenue BARGAIN STi warenes, prawonns, rive HOTEL BUTLER JEWELRY AND SILVERWARE 'S|QAFE AND B SEATTLE’S Aihert Hansen °* \*. largest and] = GALL st Jewelry house in the |© only first-class » European plan HOTEL. ROOM Riis in Gonnso- ‘ a tion advertised in speak of the Star. When buying articles