The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 4, 1902, Page 4

PRESIDENT RO Cordial Welcome---The Washington Very PITTSBURG, July &—Hither the afforded President Roose: ‘Was sufficient to deter any an- tie attempts on his life during Wisit to the celebration here to- or elae the fears of secret serv-| nen and officers were unfounded, | % celebration was in every} It was the greatest ; 4m ail Pittshurg’s history, | made so by an immense patriotic In this, of course, ‘Roosevelt was the central ‘presidential party tn a special) arrived on time this morning. | “Arrival at the end of the ya the signal for an outburst! . lowing and salutes being Bred. The pilot engine came slow ty the yards followed by the in hand a} Roosevet | waiting ai @ Presiden tloularly | ferred in glowing tribute to the hi tory of the United Btates from the| day of the revolutionary war to the Present Ume and eulogixed the»: diers who 7 An enormous crowd was held with-| dais. He at the depot and thav- ‘of men and children cheered ly when the president step- car. He bore the ovation | cn yng proce to enjoy fi the participants representa ould be wch as @id/ be given ith bat” American tain Strand of Steamship C entennial the the 7 ‘| 3 ‘harbor. whaler in wt H #3 : § a Pre H te Hs | | i Z i f | il iff HH fil i i i | Ae i i for the first time in the sights of a seaport These uniformed men give the B decidedly martiai and patri- ne y-five uniformed members sailors’ union and others from pshoremens’ un: took part EADILY DON, July, 4 he burden of| wan hci” potictin ‘tesued at 10} E this morning on the king's) None of the vigtlanc has buen observed since t rformed has re- va but "he feeling of anxiety ts pearing, if it has not already ken leave. tin readies: “King Edward : ey ‘a good night. He slept better Han at any time since the oper ‘The wound gives leas trout ie majesty cou move in be 4rd tee. His appetite ts iy residence, 43 Frank Kuhn, aged # years oral xery held feom Beattle Undertaking Co.’c po under auspices of Muriciar jutual Protection ( . 76, ment Lakeview Ceinetery HONORED GUEST AT PITTSBURG dependence Day in Other Cities- ing of the Declaration of Independ- ence the president delivered his ad- ree. PRESIDENTS SPEBCI! manner, ap-| such merit that added lustre would FALSE REPORT OF THE MISSING VESSELS GOT ABROAD Imposition of a Startling Nature Worked on Cap- said was then at anchor ip Nome je Donald 8. 8. Centennial satis Saturday for Nome. Cheap rates. butiding. Newhall-s Great Retiring Sale OSEVELT THE In Nation's chpers 0: iver at once to the y Frick, where luneh | was wervod, The afternoon was devoted to a drive to all the leading points ef in- terest. This evening the president will be entertained at dinner by At+ torney General Knox. WASHINGTON QUIT. WASHINGTON, D, C, July 4~ The striking feature of the Fourth of July celebration here wan Athletic at Washington | midiors Myer Quiet inc ing the famous! celebration | made of the day, After the days of congress the city preseat an unusually quiet scene STRIKERS QUINT, WILKESBARRE, Pa, July 4— Despite the general predictfon that | there would be rioting among the anthracite mine strikers today, re- ports from all parts of the region this morning show that perfect quiet e atrikers are eelebrat fashion at their homes or at picnic IN LONDON. LONDON, July 4—The Fourth of July was celebrated here in the usual manner. Ambastador Choate gave an afternoon reception to all visiting Americans. There will be various inners in honor of the day tontgnt HAVANA CELEBRATES, AVANA, July 4—The Amer colony Im Havana today Is celebra ing the Fourth of July more elabdor ately than has ever Been done ber GOVERNOR SAVAGE CF NEBRASKA or BP. Savage of Neb: ia. usks, Prayer and fhe read- { Roosevelt was in a par- have fought in the Phil. said that Live © found i that country of to the honored, tithe of _gentioman.” =" 8 steam the harbor, which was the to partletpate in | the exercises attendant upon t ing. of the keel of the batieapiy. Ne- at Moren Brose’ yards, the train here faxt night. Directly upon thetr arrival in Be- attle the Nebraska Were driv. cnn enrriages 9th Ha held under the auspices of the Iowa. | Nebraska-South Dakota Club. Gov. ernor Mofiride, of this state, called send Governor Savage early in the event ‘The ‘Nebraska, party is composed of Governor E. P. Loon A and wife, maja nd it ehiet of by, adjutant cenit om staff; Colonel George E. Jenkins, over the heads of ry returned the from the car with the ‘The WOODMEN OF WORLD "At the ‘ast meeting of Home ray; escort, G. man, H. W. Vail; sentry, F. H. New- ell; ‘mansger, J. A. Swann. The Installation ceremony waa in snarge | of Past Consul Bowen. On Wednesday, July 9%, = debate will be held in the lodge room. Fully 128 visiting Woodmen were present | at the last meeting, | | Bike, 2e, 26e, B50, 400, Me. The price of our belix are low enough to attract the ost economical cyclist. pleasure of riding is | increased by having & good bell. It | in to your Interest to buy at there prices. F. M. SPINNING, 1206 Becond avenue. | marine eports are taking — ‘Tickets, 201 Tomorrow will usher in one of the most sen- sational features of our Great Closing Sale. Hundreds of remnants —the accumulation | of the past month’s enormous business—will be sold at an immense discount from even Retir- ing Sale Prices. REMNANTS OF SILKS Remnants of Wool Dress Goods. Remnants of Black Dress Goods. Remnants of Wash Dress Goods, Remnants of Laces. Remnants of Ribbons. Odd sizes in Hosiery. Odd sizes in Underwear. Odd sizes in Gloves. Odd sizes in Jackets and Waists, Odd sizesin Skirts. Remnants and odd sizes from every depart- ment will be brought out and placed on our tables for yourinspection and choice at prices sure to sell them. pattern cut for each rds or more of cloth. lady who buys | E. W. NEWHALL & CO. W. D. MoCARTHY, Mawager JULY WEDDING age of Mins Bad) both. y Charles Carr the residence ‘of ‘the bride's father, | W. L. Strothers, Wednewlay even Wn The « ny Wan performed by J. Gordon MoPherson of Beate GEN, MILES © IS IGNORED Can't Even Select His. Staff Officers WASHINGTO: Btorlos of . Ger bral Miles he vt Secretary R tive, ‘The Miles te ne ject members Lat week, It Is said, Miliue desig nated Captain Robert Vanvilet, now in the Philippines, to b ior of mall arms practice staff. | When @ memorandum to this ¢ hed Secretary Hoot he for isapproved the appointment It is also said that Miles was en tirety ten etlon looting locatic troops returning pines wet y ISTHMIAN CANA k incident w Kittle time In Washington w Weather is hot The princtpa! matter t Inte be: ule of this end Assiatant Charles Russet! wi France to Inform himeel! id be taken to fafeguard the interests of ° 8, 8. Centennial salle Saturday for Nome. Cheap rates, Tickets, 201] ‘osc butlding “QUAKER” Claims the Right of Ownership Every bdottie of PATENT MEDICINE WE BUY AND PAY FOR WE CLAIM 18 OUR PROPERTY. claim the right TO SELL IT AT ANY PRICE THAT SUITS US, The whining of the Drug Combine We also ainst the Quarker ie ike pouring water on duck’s back. IF BOYCOTT- ING THE QUAKER FOR RE- FUSING TO ADVANCE PRIC- ES ts syccessful, how tong will it be before your GROCER, your BUTCHER or your BAK- ER wilt be boycotted for the same BLACKMAIL, AND BOYCOTT ARE THE WEAPONS OF THR SEAT- TLE DRUG COMBINE noycorrs reason? BRAINS and Hoods Sarsaperilia ......4.. Peruna Swamp Root .. Globe Blk. | Phone Main 1240 Save agents’ commission and buy direct from us. ‘The Washington — Folding Mls wold white Bench Wring rubber sptRUyyY CHILDS 1212 Secend Ave, THE SEATTLE STAR. Prescriptions We Prepare Them at liberty to go behind ription case and see yours ay and all night anywhere in the Main 35 Stewart & Holmes Drug Co 627 First Avenue FREDERICK & NELSONFine Furniture METAL BEDS ARE NOT COSTLY because the va In this om natiaty at you'll find that will be In taste—will fit ‘These two nam. n to judge by a! Judgment through the can n For a moderate sum you buy beauty, as strength greater rene tn metal bedsteads than in wood that's why the tendency is to- anti many patterns rdance to ye r pocketbook wiv aoe yo pl values ar but not t on, Ce b display. ward metal bedsteads. There is & ereater d metal bedsteads than ever be pase fir look and for in. Pull wine Metal Bedetend, cc tinuous post and top A pattern ra upright spindles. with which you will not be come tired. Our price Metal Bedstead, full size, fin ished in white kreen enamel; upright «pindles with continuous post pat tern; hae heavy ornamental decoration, Our price * #12.50 or FREDERICK & NELSON ,, COMPLETE HOUSEFURNISHERS Second Ave., Madison and Spring Streote. F. W. Merrick The American Clothier 4th of July sa 2 The Suit Sale of the Season And the greatest we have ever he ported and domentic worsteds, vicur qual in every way to custom we rice—sults that we sald earlier at 320, ‘These multe are the cholcest im- 4 and tweeds, artistically tailored costing more than double our and somo few lines where there are only one and two of @ pattern at $25. cludes all wizes in the different lots. Your ch secssoes ¢ . $14.75 Furnishings | te Sl, 81.50 and $2) ott Tes, Bows Launderes 6. 50c a. d Zac Hours Sundays, 9 § a.m. to 8 p.m TAL COMPANY pbell, | FLORUNCE I Mgr First Avenue | | | | AL, ¢ | t of Cherry St High Grade at Re Dental Work, wwonable Prices: ‘ 1419 to 1435 Second Avenue and 115-123 Pike Street. FRIDAY, JULY 4, 1902. THE BON MARCHE NOROHOFF & CO. THE BON MARCUS ae HALF PRICE | WOMENS’ |. | SUITS | This Great Sale Wil] End Tomorrow Night Our great half price sale of Women’s Suiig | will positively close tomorrow night at o'clock, and we give you this warning so tl you may take advantage of this sale, if choose tomorrow or tomorrow evening. It Includes Every Suit in Stock " Whether women’s or misses’. Of course 4 are black and all colors, and every up-to-date style of the season. $8.50 Suits Pisow » $4.25 $10.00 Suits te To $5.00 $15.00 Suits ft. $7.50 $20.00 Suits Fscrows.. S10 And so on up the line of values until we get oe the $125.00 Suits at $62.50. There are just 185 Suits to choose from, wae at after tomorrow, as we said before, the half pris r sale will be discontinued. D Thursday’ s ‘Millinery : Sale Continues " me Saturday ; The great sale of $6.50 Hats at $3.50 was very successful { Thursday, and more than half the Hats were sold, for all the bad weather. The balance will go on sale tomorrow. Remem- in ber, 2 ; $6.50 Values at . $3.50 We will also continue the other prices for Millinery that were offered Tharsd follows: Extra Specials in China and Silverware Big bargains will be offered in the downstairs’ store to row. Strangers stopping in town over the national holid will do well to investigate these prices. Cottage Dinner Sets, 44 pieces, semi: orations, gold knobs and handles, new worth $5 a here tomorrow at $3.49. Cottage Dinner Sets, 56 pieces English elain, pre! border decorations in green, good shape, worth $6.50, Satu at $3.9: Bees Bros.’ 1847 Knives and Forks, Saturday's price, # rs in, pretty’ dee euw4 dozen, $3.50. w German China Pie Plates, pretty floral decorations, wo b 1s and 19¢ each, your choice Saturday at 100. Pretty China Salad or Berry Bowls, assorted ‘decorations, worth soe and soc, Saturday tl ote ‘ ‘a ° ‘ 8 |S .ors and Walking Hats | Missesand — , .iors, with white and blad« bands, worth 8&9c; tomorrow | Child M. 1. soe rens Mi at 59¢. . ‘Smyrna Walking Hats, worth 75¢, for only 38c. } linery ‘ All our ready-to-wear and Shirt Waist Hats at only half ‘We will sell Misses’ Draped Sailors, I peicd regular value $290, for $1 win Anna gate, at ont od 4 ‘ ors, worth $3.75, at, only $1. Millinery Trimmings at Half Price Slane Ligearl Mots, wliaphed I We will have on sale a table full of Flowers, worth sc, sa vith elt and ere wn 1§¢ and age, all worth double the prices asked for them. Children's Leghorns, trimmed with — ‘y : * . | chiffon and forget-me-nots, worth a All our trimmings for Hats on sale at half price. | $2.50, for $1.50, Z LF I ER SIX P a t Our great After Six list [s here given for tomorrow night, with a reminder that Wag- % t ner's orchestra will entertain you, as usual, during the evening, v i Duck Tams, in red and white and) Kirk's Totlet, Soap, regular price | ment, regular, peice de each; after 4 blu: a white, In navy, a + a 6, 8c. ‘ 16, Ree me <8 Re Boys’ Sail " * - only to @ customer. ine ‘aint P whit ett teem Soap. our usual | worth $2.60 the pattern, in str a Children’s Sailors, worth 25¢; after er intone aba a ook 6, Lhe hy °. | price, or $1.25 a pattern. : ‘The following music will be sold} regular 26¢ Uniaundered Shirts, with t at 10¢ a copy, after 6: Song, The} boities; after 6, 1% pure irish Hnen bosoms, reinforced y Only Way,” Love You, Honey,} Good Old Fashioned Molasses Pep- | and perfect fitting; after 6, 40c. “a Deed I Do “rack of the Whip;"'| permint Kiawes, made to order; af-| A lot of Men's Outing Flannel © t song and two-step, “Swanee Shore." | ter @, 120 & poung. | Night Robes, size 17 only; after 6 at ~ ‘ lot of Paper Books, worth 26e a | Women’s Plain White Hemstitched %, a a r © after\é at, each, Handkerchiefs, Linon finish, full size, n's Hemstitched Handkerchiefs “Martha Wasi naton Cook Book, | perfect condition, worth up to 10 a | after T 6, bo. i How to Cook Ege, How to Cook | Plece: after 6 Lise Nickel Piated Copper Tea Kettles} a Meat—the three above books, after|. Cambric Embroideries, very fine | after 6 B9c. : P 6, for, only, 350 quality, assorted widths, Worth from | Only ene to a buyer. 4 Letier Files, worth Sc and 60c » 180 @ yard; after 6, 20. None delivered at this price. : Jeach: after 6, 3c. lored Taffeta Ribbon, 4% inches | Fine Thin Claret Glasses, worth #7 a Children's Wash Hate, in. pink, and warranted all pure silk, /a dozen; after 6 at Se each white and blue, with tam o'shanter th after 6, 17 Only @ half degen to a ree t crown and buttons, worth Thc; after ches—a beautiful as Glass Celery Dishes, tall and 6, 43c lar prices from 600 to 7 ty patterns, regular value 36c; | Children’s Pique Jackets, In white, ur chet at 25e 6 at le. [pink and bie, worth from $1 to $8 with hidden springs, | Only one to @ buyer. 5 jeach; after 6, Be after 6, 8c. Women's Crash Skirts, with wide vomen’ Treey Ribbed Pure Lisie ihatold Buttons, embroidered flounce effect, cheap at Cc Vests and, Tights, in pink, F 10¢ after 6, | B8c; after 6 at 35e, b hite, worth Te; after | dozen Women's House Wrappers; after 6 Feather Stitch Braids, extra fine | 6 at ch, o., Yotton Hose, |auallty, @ yards in piece, | regular | en's Serge Slippers, worth b0e; double toe and heel, worth 10; after 7 to he the piece; after | after 6, 2c. t 6, 100 a pair Children’s Wine and Blue Ones joys’ Corduroy Pants, aizes 4 to 14 h Combs, very best qual- | Strap Sandals, turned soles, spring v y worth @c; after 6, 4 sold at 15e each; after | heels sizes 8% to 11, worth $1.50; (0 Petticoats, In black or colors; | 6, tc ter 6, 980, n after 6, $1.00 Hat Blaste, white or black; sale]. tmrants' Fine Viel Button’ Cloth Cotton Shirt Waists, worth do, in| Prive, after 6 te a yard. ‘Ton Shoes. turned soles. vq heel t c a 19¢ | Fancy Hat Pins, a ‘arge assort- | sizes 2 to al ‘worth $1.00; bast 150, nqronstne i ‘ 7 NORDHOFF @CO t