The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 5, 1902, Page 4

4 | Last Edfition \Ag0R PARADE PROVES a O’Stookp. mM. TRACY'S MOVES FULLY KNOWN | Officers Now Have Clothes Which : He Discarded at Fisher's Ranch ‘At 3:20 o'clock this afternoon, Otto Springer, deputy of Ring cownty, and Sheriff Zimmerman of Snohomish county, re- ed frorim Ravenna park that they have investigated thor- i” rn jaa the Fisher ranch hold-up occurrence of yesterday morn- : . They found every article of clothing that the convict lef | in place of those taken from Fisher. They are: A blue three r outaway coat, size 40; black pants, black shirt with white stripes ; Biack caliskin shoes, well worn, but no hat. The artictes of clothing that he took in place of those dis- were the following: Dark blue double-breasted sack brown corduroy pants, loggin shoes No.9; black and blue shield in front, no vest; small brown leather pack, with 7 boa uty Sheriff Springer has taken the discarded clothing the sheriff's office, where Mrs. Van Horn has been ordered to ear and identify them as the ones taken from her house on ursday evening. This would prove that two theories may: be correct: The that Tracy may be near Renton, as reported by Peacock, ing crossed the lake in a boat from Fisher's place; or the theory that he may be working back to the cabin where fight occurred Thursday afternoon DV. M'GRAW TO ASK FOR A GRAND JURY ys Aittorney John H. Powell to Represent Him Before the Seperior Court—Factions at War gambling houses of the tender- bas a ward over Joseph H. Dawes Gistrict were allowed to reopen |4nd by Clancy's Influence, not an- other card would be turned in Se- Hanves and Chief of Po-| sitie for two sare. Dr. Piper jaat night. This after- | nominated te to ernor McGraw and his Rie following to i} i : Governor McGraw to call the grand by all his friends. is the lawyer who 4 Mr. Lee dows joyment, but re- eae any statement for houses were closed t <7 Saat before the chiet of dingiy unwilling to ‘pry investigation, but Bilpped into line by 4 certain politicians, discretionary with any su- call & grand jury. HE ae hl iii with a street First avenue reet to Atlantic STRANGE STORY Capt. Spicer of the American ship Florence, which arrived at Dutch harbor, ® strange story of what hé believes to be a submerged volcano, 500 miles southeast of Akutan pass. ‘He reports having sailed for nearty a sea of pumice from East Thomas south, from King st i i He HG 5 a> 2 g i : I 3 j Hag i i s i e It can only be| conjectured as to whether the Flor- ence had been sailing over a sub- merged at i >it volcanoes and been wafted to the location found, by wind and tide. REMEMBERS MR. HUTCHINSON The city ‘eangloyes | of the City m rectory Co. yesterday presented F. Hutchinson with a beautiful gold- m Has ay if tirement a6 manager of the company in Seattle, Mr, Hutchinson has been connec manager for several years, a in held in high esteem by the employer. Mr. Hutchinson, in replying to the donors, thanked them for the gift and assured them that he would al- ways entertain the kindest remem- brances of his at with him, sailed ibe y with 46 pas well shipped 400 ay hh Poriy-second street, * | kool headed cane upon the eve of his re-| with the company a6 local | | at Two Miles of Union Men and Glorious Fourth of July turn-out of labor ory of 8 . rnoon when fully wing to different sha Bppeared in line principal business parade was fully two and was headed by largent in the hi estorday 109 Neo lab and paraded < The length platoon ¢ march wae fre ‘ tion at ‘Third evenue street, to Pike street untermarching to First avenue | own frac aveque ta Jackson | thence to Second avenue, up Second to Union, disbanding at ver lous points between this and Ptke| street, Four bands, Including Wag- | ners First Regiment, Laubon’s Milk tary and W up to Fitth, | abor Union personal direction retary of the W im the city was t ot them The ttract Jerable attention with | their tin umbrelins, ‘The teamaters had in the parade large number of heavy Wagons and many ft draught Dorses in ful) harness The parade contained @ number of handso Data, attractiy of which was that of the Waitresses | Tuam, Fee Gent wae Gecarns 4 and atx white oes | ‘The TWO FROM Seattle Takes Both Fourth of July Games from Webfoots PORTLAND, July Beattie took im the afternoon game, und Seattic won again by « score of 4 to 2. was on the mat for the home le is confident (hat his team will at least capture the series, HELENA CRAWLS UP. HELENA, July 5.--After « Lae Al ten-inning game here yesterday He! ena won from Tacoma by & score of 3 to % Wiggs, the Helena pitcher, @id some great work. NO GAME AT BUTTE. Pha ~ Fs July 5.—No game yester- Ye Butte | come mereenpsereenennmemeveteee tains uceseaee Visitors andi Others Governor favage and his staff, Governor McBride’ eral officers ot Commerce. ‘The banquet hall was beautifully decorated apd all the appointments | were perfect. usual formality | of such occasions was dispensed with to some extent, and the guests sat at smail circular tables and en ed & really social evening. | 4 an tomnt- | | being introduced by | he made an address | ich aroused a great He spoke of the Nebraska and paid that It marked. the inception of & ship building industry, which would make the name of Seattle known thre rhout the world Governor favage responded elo~ quently. He assured hie hearers that A RECORD BREAKER =: ingyparade was PORTLAND : q Tramp BG Upon se Marwete for der | base, 42% Inches. Tread, 4% |transtucent ruby over a h THE SEATTLE STAR. hee is, 01,7002.00 var ancl Mr ‘a iy » bold puch Jing that ho wh thera 1 | Reors apvorting that th arelome does not know el “ELDORADO I3 IS SOLD gee Made Famous by| | Pia: The fond he olly tongued time ares not pronounce the word in the| ¢ of hie congregation, teat hel uld give grave offense to him vel 1 therefc several sermonn rving preacher Women a Feature of and the om hiteh June %6,—Ne air made famour by digality of Swiftwater DAWBHON, th L with Its success. the lab I Timothy, $18.00; alfaite, with, bh Wash,, A| for ‘$18,000 to #29 60, Idaho, at an| boring Dunham, reneh hill years blacksmith Wangor left $19, 00g 043.00. Cipain One 998.00; wheat, $90.00, "rolted barley. 23.00 , Regs and Poultry Creamertes, SPOKANE. —- cloudburat near Hope, this morning Tjawey & considera Mi Northern Pacific Idaho, teartn, ree and pi | thought through traina will be running before evening, but | up to noon everything t# at « stand: MAY MAY JOIN cmicano, suv S.—The strike of n Pacifie mach: te may epread ather branches of the service Brotherhood of Locomotive Pn ers, Firemen and Trainmen hav to notified that they may be cal: ed upon to strike in sympathy. ee. are > ls understood they will go Out WAH | nus heen ordered to aa LOST HEAD. 0 | of the features will be (he grand {!.| BERKELEY, July 6—~The Anding| tion tomorrow night in the /of a human head on the hile neag| [°* park and forest of M. Menri Monier, | Berkeley last evening created | poco the great chocolate manufacturer. || «reat mystery, The authorities now | (5.5, believe it wae left there by some! university student who was cram | ¢ ming for his anatomy examinations | 'PINOS MAY REJECT IT WASHINGTON, D, C, July 6.—| Lomene, It is believed here that a number | Ses. leaders of the Filipino insur- whe are held cline to accept the 3 the Fourth of J r| Soeee ‘Ga e grand march bogan at and dancing |early hour awept | of the Ine. t down the tei ting an end to) MORE —ar YORK, July 7 af the Roman awe to Rom henaoliern, The party, whieh f# under the spiritual direc tion of Rev. Pather Myan and Fath Smith of Jerwey City, will go dire d thence to Rome, At latter place the pil travel through Italy, Germany, — Belgium nd iretar name time | Wh side bousting about nro poring as the owner of the whole clair f the au belonging t | the two of ther using, te Corrected daily —The here y finally | being fered to the produc bought and nearly worked out the| whole, ele It has produced $1,000,000, Eldorado has recently b Arkansnw Jim” Hall reer, of Sulphur creek, It le thought | r | t| { Septer nde: NEW YORK, July f—The of three Actectives of the Central ‘| railroad of New Jersey, all horribi jinangled, were found on the tracks sterday, The dead are Imes, John Cong t | Hansen. It struck by at * \ing along the track. fellow PARIS. July & stile elty completed § celebrating ¢ the birth of | . | foreman, deo will ¢ ‘one having mount MeWilliam Bourke sued | {* Daweon and its boar: iH ane becnuse h in the city, his rium being in his always have a warm hearts of the people of place where the ‘aperty, beyond the city limits, m seined for the amount, He | en retired English army surgeon | and politically an agitator. THE MARKETS Millte the evening. Seined in ine Nebraska and bis interested in yee. MAY HAVE — BEEN TRACY Obtain Your power from gn Electric Motor, you ean select & loca- tion favorable for your busl- nese regardiess of proximity to fs line shaft or @ steam engine. You cam have many comforts: Good Nght; pure air; « clean end attractive shop; your own power supply, controlled by yourself onl ever you desire to use it, In or out of reguler working bours. pointed out that a stmiter| pre ation wae lesued by the Phil- ippine commission @ year ago, and| by > that the principal cane tiabies atl that time refused & ke the oath) Food and Clothing of allegiance, upon ‘which thet? tree-| dom wae contingent. “ico! =§=— SOCIALISTS | bout fi miles north and about one mile be Socialists ‘eet in Carpenter's nani! att p.m T. Latimer, late or.) jaer of t party, will speak on rubject, “Ie Bocisitom's Dream? | phe b a 8 } BATTLESHIP EXCURSION. | ‘Two battleships at the navy yard | Cotman doek | end Hn. 12:39, Dolby 2:98, | of Ravenna pa fouth of Ponti postmaster at University station day that s man presumably Tracy, the convict, murderer and deaperado, called at his house at 6 o'clock yeu. terday morning ‘Tracy appeared with a rifie in his hand and demanded food and cioth- ing, Mr. Fisher gave him whet he wanted and the convict disappeared, going north on the railroad track. Tracy secured an entire change of clothing and enough food to last him ot least two days, Fisher ie © well known farmer and his dineredited, This morning the University post telephoned the report to Po. rd at Seattle, SERMONS ON HELL Rov. Alexander Beers, pastor of the Free Methodist church, corner Pine street and Terry avenue, has decid- ed to preach a series of sermons on the subject “Is There « Hell?” His first discource will be delivered to- morrow night, the others will be an- Ice Cream and Sodas All Kinds of Flavors and With Crushed Fruits HIRSCH PHARMACY CO. 1436 Firet as Cor, Pike St. . Main 916, and 10:39 p.m, Fare, 0 round trip, eee at fp SESS 4, Abaco Retchert Bros, piance, 110 Union we The agnostic is quick in dectar- = M0 frame 20, 21 or 23 inches. Tubing, 1 Inch. Special Specifications Drop, 2% inches. biack or ruby cling over copper. Eccentric chain adjustment. Knock-out axien. Self- Aling crank axle, Heroul M. B. BRUGGEMAN 112 COLUMBIA STREET $1200 will purchase 89 feet on King street, near Twelfth street, walking distance, near three cars, Take Notice FOR SALE—Handsome new modern residence in the beauti- ful Capitol Hill Addition—full corner lot. Reason for sell- ing, owner going to California to live. ‘The above is com- plete and modern in every respect; combination fixtures, grates, mantles, laundry, etc, Price only $5,000.00; terms to suit. Only $10,500, double corner (120x120), First hill. Will give cash and good Building lot for house and lot. M. B. BRUGGEMAN rem lar equipment, 2 pounds. ih is pert’ salamander r hl a inhed coat of full nickel. ‘They are full of worth, and smile producers. { F. M. SPINNING SaaS “Swiftwater Bill” | . se eee jod not to be prowe recommended not to ( paving Viest avenue treet ta Denny way with 1th vitrified brick, es’ owelting act the petitions fntroduced ling Of the samc street; ard avenue from How: fo Mercer street, ow pros: Feaviution is to be covering more territory; avenue et ai, e-reberred Were ypened for the grad. ‘et Gale sirect this morning @u error in the wording ot Easily Solved ] Scores of people would have muatc | in the home were they sure a piano | really good could be bought at « lit-| tle price. In the whole musica! | world we consider The GRAMER As being the maximum of vaiue at will render the | @ low price. ‘These famous patterns are handsomer and better made than those of any other omy anes foem a ne ogg of all grades from the most inexpensive Kitchen Load aS ea to the choicest Halls, ning Rooras sn Parlors, representing a stock of aver 8,000,000 rolls. -~ Don't bay old shop worn goods when ‘WE CAM SAVB YOU 50.PER CENT, on any one of our 800 patterns manufactur ed expressly for the spring of 1902. OXDNRA TAMAM ¥OR OME ROOM OR A WHOLR NOU, 112 COLUMBIA STREET Phone, Black 7415, P. 0. Address, Kilbourne Postoffice, 25 Sherman, Clay & Co. 711 Gesond Avenue CHICA STON SATURDAY, JULY 5, 1902, * ge. FREDERICK & NELSON Fino Furniture | Saturday Night Specials} FROM 7 TILL 9 This Saturday night habit is one ‘that tends to help You will No goods delivered, as everything is light and easily carried. economy. Watch these specials each Saturday. always find something in which you are interested Decorated Plates SEATTLE HAT FACTORY 5S CDESC PSOSSSSCCSPIOCS OF and Saucers Cup and Saucer ... a Pressed Tin Drinking Cup, {il 7-inch Plates ... 00st FREDERICK & NELSON COMPLETE HOUSEFURNISHERS Second Ave., Madison and Spring Stresis. tos Tom DENTAL COMPANT . Campbell, Mer. ‘oot of Cherry St. Grade aan Work bie Prices, SEATTLE, Summer Hats Light Weights and Colors 1111 SECOND AVENUE Hete Cleaned, Blocked ond Retrimmed SAVE RENT ENJOY LIFE GET A HOME RA INIER BEACH.. Prettiest Home Location on Shores of Lake Washington Short Ride on Electric Car Linefrom Center of Seattle who has seen Beach sage r and cheapest erban resigence peupesw oe ease will certainly want several lots there for home of “LOTS ARE VERY LARGE A § TO SEVEN AN yenAee anoue ACRE, and are $5 and $10 Dewn and $5 a Finest Garden Soll in County Every lot is either on the lake and carting, or within one two blocks of it. 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