The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 30, 1902, Page 3

* MONDAY, JUNE 39, 1902 THE SEATTLE STAR. A NENORANDUN |g @ yes 22° Last Edition THE IAPS IMROAD | 3 28 of SOIALISTS °° na» HE SWINDLES “un - orders f dict We wilt ¢ Can't make glasses to correct your 4 0’Clock pe m. evetvod by . you #o well tha vi be glad We lead, 1 the cenfid: } there tmit wow | home r iT « - ; TUR BVRRSOLB ¢ rmpared With the Japanese tiking| E@CAPED FROM HOSPITA | Gas ; Anti- Trust Prices — DR. STEELE DIES jive trond wna nutter gut of Amert-| Men Lilian Brith, partly de] oe in gtate Convention and Nom wan Kite h a"allAeed- |g Gorgon Redfern, ot Bad Reputey D. BUCK & CO. oUrMpth, sane M—Dr, Aldon w. ',,\ Today tere is héndly « tocal ho |scunty ,hompital, yesterday inate Ofeere tag werk. wore recely bios Cie Shue Steele, for many years one of t hot employ Japanese labor, letting | Wandering around tn the Whe Botte ty'ot ¥ ont nlerment th iv’ G Redf 0 f the Hood's Sarsaparitia, $1.00 size...400 Men's, Boys" and Ohil- nding physicians of the state, dled | ioe merican men walk the|heod of Twenty-third r = ndb r= Mormon Kola Tablets, Wo #ine.. 20 Iran's Olothing is residence in this efty today, | i ae hing to cat, [Jackson atreet, and t held tt t ivention in this et FUNERAL OF F, R. GARDNER |). ee heary from Carter's Headache Bromo, 4x Furnishing € Hate and i 79 year ds - Net be . To me th hospital yeute n tG ah T o 1 t ot re 1 nr 4 n } r k at , Ive ——_. Japan problem means & greet! BOOK-LOVERS’ LIBRARY age: oP eb gece hazo be! ternoon und se m - Meare rT Pierce's Kidney and "Liver Re: 11 belleve a majority of olt re nominat Th we ae Cray FE 1 f 06 Congress Fixes Hour wanitant FOR camoTeNs lf)! wii es sae ere eess ontario 2 | pees able—now, won't you, | wrran has been issued from) ¢y, ur se, will arrive to make the resident of tt a waniz b pont “i oath Pow b os pate og 9 | OLYMPIA, June. %.-The state Rhos.) Careers oe XI caret [Joseph Giibert, of Syokane, |v HIGH ul EN SF his vietima never, ‘ ate #hingtor that gentie- |The Important Question Will Come mntigrte ike| an ay on the Sta ithe The senate and house leaders today | Kills Hudson, oged 11 years, of the |" wees, qayp ago a cow was ore an his assistant | female Good Tooth Brushes 16 and 20¢ | _ Meved te 1408 Second Ave. agreed to adjourn ¢ na Baker achoot in Walia W Hon- |¢rom Mr. Melean at Invert “the The sharpest discussion of the 4i Up Tonight oh. o'clock tomorrow m rable * seenit tven Frances | from Mr. Melean at ip irred over the admixsion of Judge ‘ 5 a ' able . mention “ " natter wae investigated by. the R t| 1 g pending ordinance in re We ainiito give you better values JAMES HENRY ment would have been had today but | Lackey, of Aberdeen: Miss Bennott, |natter was investlenced oy tie Ku hardson, Judge of superior court | | The long pending ordinanc than any other storg. |] Whoteeate ana notau Matcher, Jobber, |) it was not possible to enroll the Phil f Centralia, and Mark O'Bhaunemsy, Jeng pow ‘of. Cafstens Bros. ainenen ye ce ¥ al wih cotae ten the enon tonigh Pe-ru-na, $1.00 hee 496 -_s pine bit in time of Matlock, Bighteen papers were Hoaily sxvinéed on’ tt ind that | Chairman K f the poll Belladonha Porous Plasters, 26 kind Jay | submitted | Best Meats on hip remtnien acoli egy ge: 9627240 Collected As Fines—May's (he constitution of 4 nsty de-,| conse and revenue comuultian, ‘ani eae: |SaS ee EE Sl eoorstacnis | REMEMBERED ("msc Seihact nae ee t . There was Jisput Cuba only In the event that Cub: \ ted by the Beatt f V mittee haw beer sting for ‘ jahould take the initiative. He de than th ‘ t of ared that t BW YORK, J Hermes | , hnical ‘ ae ety 10e Boyeotted by the Drug Trust. And Rest Service, Special attention fiven to Motels, Restaurante, Steam pA wom A ,| knows his last nar eaten 2 urt as fin Rorsinated for congres h 1 oday parsed a ih sane tpenaemnd ine 20.—Ian Malcolm. @ court as fines, Netll was chosen for supreme § . eel t fat was @ wealt Free Delivery, Phone, Main 003 tral Schley 0 carts back in the cit Perled gartiamem, and Jeanne fines do not ates stand Pressed at the polls must 4 f «te do at coma §6 SECOND AVENUE. d list with the pay and a vere hine Langtry, daughter of the actress Lily|this month as last co he there ne k:beokes ot See — Shirts . a rear admiral on the ac ’ wy Hemet ty» ere married here today that gambling eet’ ek gas rter, amendment car- | Indu p 000 woe eae iene SAO HOTEL BUTLER © postponed until the next session, aa| cutty day for a week. When t al May was mse poeoaeed wa | {ond - sudo her, pied oe: ae ADJUSTABLE SCREEN §$/$ SEAT TLE’S Oare spacial Philippine dolln sin000. Then the COURTHOUSE NOTES peeuamtacion te the nest lagte Grittin, but ‘the. ‘supreme | skipped B0ec, 400 and S5e. | oS ) nade io yelen Wal a repent mate | Oe , The same resolution approves the 8- | ¢ ersed him. Hence the char-|off to th '. | él Islande is ta and a repo: ache When the pene r hour day for al! workingmen ndment i» made binds nade $7 F only first-class Roo. an to the capacity of the Inhabita A vg st ramendment is made binding. | made $700 clase f European plan | gp Commas @) 0 e90h province for self government n cash t 4 While standing on the steps of «| Jotermine, Tt will probably result In| Bt. Paul 5 the president ia a portzed c nie t pwded Kentor ay 4, 1902, paerste | 2 we — Nowe H 4 — Sosennacaces: BOSCO |commistion to thke nteps for’ the| next day and kept on losing. 1 got {polo He was holding om with both | ¥ should all continue it willl concerts by the choir of th warned as to the nearnes Quiok Kidney Cure | | 2O MILLIONAIRES | osesss, syne 09-4 who on Zaniined "port goon ant Hed i be Fedulred to pay #1000 ™ Stops pain in the back and | i Pema te shorty | Libion Pacific cailwny that will Drob- | fetitwat Company this montne tor | GOV@rMment to Protect the| OR. BECHDOLT HERE cures all kidney and. bladder | eS TORK, June 90-—8h ably add to the eiresdy exioting dif-| sels De, A. F. Bechtelt, tormerty’ pto- troubles, 5c. " £ | ficulties the road is having. Today 4|" ‘Thomas Burke and Percy Callahan | Americ. in Hayti fessor of English and literature at 505 Pike St. Tel, John her, a UICK DRUG CO., 704 Ist ave ~ eae ~ which [strike order was issued by the ™&-lnave been appointed clerks to the % . 7 : he State uv raity, and one of ti Child Ss its Q cae WiFPRRC Hs 4, sone [Bela omy ed tae nt | ie canta’ any |x" etait Gants Se" |, waamnaron, pc, tune oleate eatin ren’s Su . Will serve for the next three months, | (Te being generally carried, out. | Minot 2awimen Tucker, Wark in|A® American warship will be sent|west, is in the city for a brief visit t fights ootwe | —Political atx o lens than a score of thi the purpose of Reports received here show that not] tnat department will be commenced |#t ence to Hayti f son and daughter who still partisans of M. Firman, ex-minister i nen in the country. Joun | We have an immense stock of |to France. and General Nord, minis uithiert men In the country. John | « Tmachiniat i at work on the entire | tomorrow [protecting ity Property en- here. Boys’ Suits, all new and up-to- | ter of war of the provisional govern Row ke WW. ven on | Ay#tem and that ail shops are at « ————— -- |Gangered by the r: om now pro- ‘of. Bechdoit is mow superin- date styles, in two pieces, dou- Ay eg ie FT oateis Morgar va Hit and | ctandatill. The shops at Ogden were | Kreaning there. jon was de-|tendent of city senools at Eugene,|® bie breasted, Russian Blouse hn D. Archbold are among the Recelvers’ Sale Now On Wineberg & Kessler's stock of Clothing, Hats, Shoes and Gents’ Furnishing Goods must be sold at whatever price it will fence“ ° | HERMAN QUANDT and Vestees. There are 1500 of them, and must be closed out. Note the prices: Two piece double breasted, worth $2.25; sale price.. $1.25 J Two piece double breasted, worth $3.60; sale price..81.75 Boys’ three piece Suits, 9 to 16, worth $6.00; sale pri “ $3.95 Boys’ three piece Suits, age 9 to } re candiisien te aaaiien ka |the Inst to obey the strike order, but |ctded upon by the navy department|Or, and is meeting with good suc. is mal icine ae cup 7 .. “ m have ®)it ts said ¢ men there finally today upon request of Consul Liv-|cess in new field, Sud whe besthashed tke situr yeater. a at over ked out ble that it will Ingsione at Cape Haytie . day, says the. second bombardment © more hing in effect fghinna TAY here was considerable) | g-room house and lot, Twelfth and | wilt’ be in earnest, the firet having an the machinists are af with fighting in. Cay a m house and lot, Twelfth and jcaused iittle dama; mporary the Federation of Labor. +4 interval line, $140 each. Dunlap, 4 Union peace has she rman - ntervals | bloc pa ey He agg wy hl gr, ' HALF MILLION A HUNDRED LOGGERS \otréste: Fhe tofetgn colay tein af Oot refuge aboard a Hag’ " Temorrew the steamer Olympic “ ate of terror through the Iawless- | ————_—_— * will make n special trip to Potlatch,| |hiews of the rebe —— 8 ach). lumber camp hear Union City. and| Police Busy With Their Drag-Net— al acc peat whe are going toyepend:s. wesk A Geod Hou! | WM. OATS BURIED” jurymen, Fourte th th estimnat $1,000,00 nm man-of Immigrants rv the cre reat Figure: 16, worth $4.50; sale p rice. J. PIKE, Recelver. s Ld [in Senttle end take in the Fourth! ¢ Lewis, Henry Martin, Mra, Ral-| = » (93.65 110 Secon@ Avenue South. | DIDN’ T GET ENOUGH | pe NEW YORK, June 20—There is no] f July celebratic eh strom and Mre, Ashton are the! wm, Oats, whore death occurred Boye! {ae place Suite, ons to | ity than the vatume of immigration.| LICENSES TO WED names of four parsons baljeved ¢ oat Se eee M3 se Pge.8o ar. |Durted Sunday ‘Ten. fehpel, of "Colts 7 » The dec n. from the) man, Foley was a brother of} Mrs. Ann St. Leger and an uncle of As the conditions of prosperity In be clever grafters, They we thie country have become more and| The following marriage licenses |rested by Detectves’ Byrne 4 during the last few | have been lesued: Paul C. Quam. 32,| nant and Phillips in a Third avenue Herman Quandt, convicted of em | ploying women to sell drinks tn his Fuil line of Boys’ Long Pants Suits, ages 14 to 19; | your choice of 500; sult...... 50 tar Clothing Co Cor. Pike St. and Fourth Ave. Hoffman & Freudenberger, Rellable Planos tenderloin concert hall in violath 3, both « - lof the so-called “barmaid law.” was ady in. Josephine iverson, 34, b th ot | los ng house late yesterday Al-|Sre. KE. Thompeon. Mra. A. M his mor fined $100 and ¢ > igrante rt Manning, 21, and Ma ugh the police say they are the | tale, Mra H. D. Kings. Mrs. Leon- {»] n’s CLINE’S PIANO HOUSE 9% 50") orale Sed, oe end costs by tng | Thesen, 19, of Beattie: Charle rthweet, it ix on See come | Judge Griffin of the superior court r ending cleverest dips in the northwee aidas and Mr. Harry Dixon of this| and Sadie Strother, 2, of | probable that they will merely be out of town, as no spectfic case can be brought against them. city. He was a nativ | England, of age | ‘This afternoon Assistant Prosecut ing Attorney Faben (# preparing a will file a motion for the vacat On the ground that |!ne more than 6. without: Jurtadiction | lous countries of F ve landed at thia | Pranklin | of Shemeld, and @ bachelor, 85 years interment was at Lake View| Sleeveless Vests Worth 350—Tuesday only..18¢ SECOND AVE. AND UNION ST: i | ty $60,000 aliens hav in| port, the present month alo: » from the Late in the evening Lawrence | Cometery. quality, lowest the minimum fine ‘comtempigted by | ber Of Italian wrrivals, due in ail| Jon suspieton.. Parker was identified | PRESS CLUB rice. maid act ix $500, and that the | probability to the unprecedented with @ local bank robbery, but after ISSAQUAH COAL Cc. Judge Griffin has made a mis-| which employs large numbers of the | was let go. No charge is yet against! ‘The Seattle Preas club will meet Feet ot Madison St, Tol Main take,” he sa | neweomers from King Victor Em-| | bir. |tomorrow: af pon at 4 o'clock in| ® domain. ak John Wilson and Alb BUILDING PERMITS Sa . were arrested on suspic rt Marker the chamber of commerce, to perfect m today. organization. A large at STOVE AND H. A. Austin, clerk Justice | James Carroll and ¢ Clark were jpewepaper workers is prom! u - ¢ S court’ wes pal n a pe-jalso run in. Detectives Freeman | this important meeting. three prettx English cottages on casion to notity a deaf mute of a case | the latter arrests Reichert Bros., pianos, 110 Unton | Let us help you celebrate. We |} Pr . eae ges by them aaenak theta a | 1 court and just how he could tele - neers ne } ve enny way and Sixth avenue) COLUW o., Jane %. ar hone to the man was the problem. bf Samet pants. fe have anything you /p. Warner has charge of the con-| piatform forever, Hix appearance at} 1 last Week for assaulting an- may want. struction. | the Missouri university, where he re deaf mute, C. K, MeConnett re tad ceived the degree of LL. D., was his would have o “ a [a | LM. FISHER INQUEST | tant aso’ pUnNe speabie te put it was settle COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo., Jun }..Coroner ©. B. Hoye held an in-| announce in the paper,” said Twa Sterling told 30.—An excursion train on the Col- Quest this afternoon at Butter-| “that I have retired forever from/| that tf anything wan dor orado Midland railway was wrecke |Worth's morgue over the body of L.| the public platform | t fy him. ‘Today when the |yeaterday by a broken. rail, while| M. Fisher, who was killed by » Col-| When interviewed concerning the & started to call up the man by|running down Ute pass, and F. M./ jumbia & Puget Sound train early recent dispatches to the effect that| ‘phone he suddenly remembered that| English of this city, was killed wpatey aeoe The jury return oe hp ee tees aye 3 h . works the per : Tag) whom 0 Rg APS 4 | Taarey other passengers were in- e have the largest assortment of Jed a verdict of acctd ave been excluded by the Russian | ¢ ther hear nor ta rling | jure dard e eat vari- les vaseaet athorities, Mark Twain was not a| sbowed up later in the morning and |~ seanaaraInetramenta tn wre van As yet no friend or re bit worrle | Mr. Austin then told him in writing ety of fancy wood cases. The Chick- the dead man have been eee ireneenarmmanen | what he could not make him hear ing & Sons, Kimball, Hobart M able, Pease and D. 8, Johnston Pi- 8 ri <i} | STARVATION eatin anoes are too well known to require racting... * |BUILDING SAVES DOCTOR MRS. ADA HANDY any special coment. Optician. Small Musical pao iin cook. ent ane CONTINUES sen KBr te as z| SECURES DIVORCE | Instruments | the city to have your eyes corrected. | fieving that he bad b at a short time - | 11-12 Heussy Bide. | Dr ived to try the| Mrs. Ada Handy was granted a di- in the syperior court this morn: | strings and trimmings of all kinds, come to us and look our stock Also the largest stock of talking ma oyor, and 3 wes be Sait aa ole firework display. Te " 0 convince s whole firework display, T0-f! chines and records in the Northwest. |} is the largest Stove House on the Coast, not alone that but our prices REMINDERS Im u Talloring Co. Opposite Holmes Furniture Co. tven of Fireworks At Wholesale and Retail. Speclal, attention to picnic and family assortments. Come early and secure the choice of our large assortment, Do nbt forget to call. The oldest establishment in the city. MARK TEN SUIE, JAPANESE BAZAAR ram not eat morsel of food, b y n Captain Forrest Handy of hourishment being frequent sips of/bunco fame. The plaintiff wan | ealt and wat solution. His condt.| @Warded $1,159 alimony, a $3,000 lot tion {* greatly improved and hia|on Twenty-sixth avenue and $160 at. A single Firecracker ffom a Weight ts reduced from 200 to 146/ torney's fees Permits for This Month Exoeed in) pound He ate his first meal on 300 White Sailor Shirts, blue fi flannel collar, $1.00 each. We Ml have sold quite a number of fl! these as Shirt Waists for la- fi dies on excursions and Mf, | | | picnic parties. Value Those of June 1901 ee | WEATHER FORECAST morrow we shall offer choice of are less than found anywhere for the class of goods that we handle. KIRK, 1200 First Ave. ae ea i i | WE SELL RECORDS AT If this ad. reminds you of anything needed in the stove Ine or any ‘The bullding record for this mon In — — § artly ? wag with it bem Men's All Wool thing else in kitchen utensils, come to us with your wants, as we are ———————=—=—=—=—= | While not #0 large as that of May. eday. pa chor ¥ oce | in @ position to save you money. Sunset Oil and Refining Co, | snows » comfortable increase « 10US tional rain, Tight to fresh south s 30 CENTS | winds, TOT, Tune, 11, The total value of bulld- Second block of stock of 40,000 Selis Ladies’ Suits, Waists, Separate| shares nearly all sold. That remain. | (nH permite taken out up to & o clock | Skirts, Etc. ing yet to be had at 26¢ per share. | (U8Y was ay, Last month th “THE RIGHT KIND. Those destring stock will do well to) {mount a June, 1901 they amounted to $207,392, and in ‘Your money back for the act promptly. Early advance in pric ", 1900, eocecece a ELLIS MOKRISSON, Asst. Sec. | Ime, 1900. $221.600 | SALE OF FLAGS VERY SPECIAL PRICES | | gee | | Our large stock of sheet music is being added to every day. All mail orders will receive immediate atten- } The total valuation t# divided up as| | Bascment Mutual ldg., Seat-| rouows: Alterations #, value §27/718 Joe Young, a well known local a we |Seoven 14 value’ 1.0t6 repairs 42, | character "aid an ex-convict. from z THE LARGEST STOVE HOUSE IN THE NORTHWEST. 1 for trial in the police morning as a vagrant je and one-half story !nd, apr 0; two-story tra art th D. S. JOHNSTON CO. ; eo $; ‘two-story brick 1,|Judge George gave him a chance to Sole Agents for }earee Seiears | Gene moey (back 8, |e On api ah ogi ‘a : an rs | General Music Dealers. Value $26,000; docks 4. value ” Mt , lar character Ine of the best | argain lots in CURE-IT-UP— Cures Chi) Blaine #) foinaations § value $6,040; miscel-| though he cla ibe an expounder | : e $03 Second Ave. Burke Building Fee flocr Raikes Bort, Sates Sta 20d her. Dba aed wera Ci 1013-1915 Firet Avenue. laneous 119, value $17,627 $4, he soarlte of what hp. calle the | the Great Triple Stock Sale, | . Globe Butlding. | twice found himacif serving tim Hundreds of other bargains AMUSEMENTS. OPERA Seattle's BIRTHS IN JUNE a penitentiary. He was picked up by equally interesting HIRD AVENUE THEATER | iGRA HOUSE Keeains Patrolman Ribback several days ‘Theater. 807 Firat Avende. ke Shh dieuederiy perwen oF nh T John Cort, Manager. Phone Madn 68, W. M. Russell, Mer Main S67, Se- ‘Time inspector tor the uring the month of June the total} but ® case could not be made out attics Only Up-Tow ater 0 ©. & PB) ity. and the numberof births In Seattic: was #1, | aaatnet hit ACIFIC COAST CLOTHING CO, Mase Family (Pricds-'™ | Poltard's Juvenile Opera Co. deattlc Electric Co. slightly bigher than last _bonth. Sain MODBO Te AI te oii 900 FIRST AVE., COR, MARION % al Of course, the youngsters made ahit y and Wednes= cg ~seee | acter, was arreste Policeman Closing Week of the Present Season] TONIGHT, Tue MORTALITY REPORT Jeo ping. for vearence? a : — coueking Tonight and Closing Next] day nights and Fourth of July mate Fea: Haul Hruner was booked at police fl ,,Ferchanded. fotke will buy Our 250 Coffee Sunday. Night Sop) [ane Alfred R. Bates died at 1482 Tonth| headquarters this morning f their decorations for July 4th ONIGHT, TURSDAY AND WED- aventie Sot) Dee ody ets, He was released low for Tuesday's petlin ie ore es |The Great Sensational and Realistic} f k and Saturday, they will be at any tim as any Shc or 40 coffee pent 9 ton talance of wee , r 9 the 4th. Assortmants are on the market. We wre matinee, Se nal Saat oe cation do this because we have | THE DEFAULTER, GIRL | | JOSIAH FOR WRECK MASTER fiviushaciesiucer 9 nin on lamer Hrs Sites one A GAME pomes at any time are of the day tomorrow as follow sions to pay. Try a Ib, [Sunday night, July 6 Special mat b ‘retty fre P HUGHES & DUNNE ae peclal mat~| priges—B0c, 350, 25e. always pretty and sly 4 and regul atine FROM 8 10 12 O'CLOCK It dows more than enable you to always, pretty an Second avenue | nr areateot th —_—_—_— Play the piano; it adds a whole orch- | @ UP-tordate. We have | } 7-inch length, value $1.00 na ade °c en estra to your home, Violin, cello, price from enc The friends of Josiah Collins, who) faith of his Democratic forefathers. tomorrow, 8 (iN 12 Combining every element of pathos flute or Melodia reeda are contained |@ to 40c was defeated in the recent Fitth| In fuct, It Is sald It has been an open |Mf o'clock, dogen ..-...--... Oe | and cards si¥ing indescribably beautiful ef- | ® soa. White ona whe ed over the “announcement made Roosevelt's backyard now that Grov- te Port . |We Have the Great Super a ONE WEEK, tect pa Seis ond Fase this morning tha ‘al-|er Clevel nd the Democratic pat Muslin Flags, mounted on sticks ‘ a July and Saturday ‘aper Fan : had decid 49.ran tor wreck ey aaaesd anaes ae x0 inches With Rout ee Alt ye world’s beat monic in ac{® Paver Femtooning, oot rom. $|iace,na Gecinnd so,ran ei wreck ty hed Mlved and made pe i | ior Steel Ranges ‘Too Late to Classify » Fou achnees Jour finfies’ ends when you own the By fer vier ces aii Be Republican county conven-|tight. They are contemplating ask None spld to. ¢ at | The Range that-has stood at the! en on weet Gtieen Ane éar on ARRINGTON REYNOLDS above prices, head of all makes for sixty-three |years. They are not cheap, but they ing the Republican County, Centre Mr. Collins has been in decidedly |committes to All the vacency on tne wy pitts ange the sonventio®. His| (ernie ter asin Me ein” ane leingcpong racket, hed tain tate. aad! Conartteecs ina canals Obert had imeowe hime not. She ames ie p.pinecure, and pars Se down in th erequet champion'#' Mr. Collins’ friends Their man health. Others have predicted the! wil hi e thn or his chosen fails Joslah's, early back-sllding! ‘a ar and he te rch enough [from the Republican fold into the|to live without a salary. Angelus: otton ‘ ND COMPANY. Cotton Flag, éxi0 feet Cotton Flag, #x12 First avenue near Battery street ack silk umbrella with re Production of His , Finder please return. to Hit ‘Daulton Carpet Co.| “"""" SHENANDOAH 1020 First Avenue Bronson Howard's Great War Drama, Telephone - . = = Main $20) wren buying articles advertised in| 100 People Used in ‘This Production, The Old Reljable Carpet House.” | this paper, epeak of the Star. SUMMER PRICES, “COME AND HEAR IT » Sherman, Clay Clay & Co.! 711 Second wits Cee Rhodes Bros. Tea, Cotfeoand Crockery Hous» 1412 Ist Ave. fo oerecenn