The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 7, 1902, Page 2

4 THE SEATTLE STAR BY STAR PUBLISHING Co. EVERY AFTE Business Dept., Main 1050, = i E. MAZARD WELLS, Bator Beattle—1107 Third avenue. New York Chicago—31 —_— ‘One cont per Copy: six cents Temple Ce ty wall or carriers No treo copies Hotered at the postofce at Beatin Weshinaton ar eecond-clase mattn | , At P HAS LED FROM THE START ot iracy's deadly, Wine | No Room for Doubt § saen’ MBOMAmCAL ee ra r » 8 rt t New Trieste Yimity, he wk of SF ae ALLA Tet * F ‘The Star has had striking evidence within the last four | |,\\Whlle at the Johnson house Tracy | et See tee oe atin “wertt . tmvamee af'teney ooler oe [lone RMINEING AND. mixpe @ays of the fact that WHEN QUICK MOVING, IMPORT- |! talked freely of hla wander. | Madizon Under Bhorit! Corcormt jana |] Oreandion, fing sheer fabric, bes is fe | Cte Wet ANT NEWS IS WANTED BY THE PUBLIC, THIS PA- UE cud’ . ppearence and cloth! cu “Ahorak patterns; 290] Bl vorth of rt and Pike @ PER IS EXPECTED TO FURNISH IT. night iS bineos saat Imported’ Dotied Swine Mouwnoline 18 U, & Express Building, THE SEATTLE STAR. Folens Gea Gustin THE ROOM-MAKING SALE ba uneieh aise NOES a a dice 8 Ana PATONT ATTOUNEY 2RNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY cLEP HONRS nt P Veitorial Dept | Main 1138. ‘ tb ALL SUMMER MERCHANDISE REDUCED AT What ins IN PRICE PETERSON’S | w'sci'iert P ies, VHOTOOKAPHERS am BF, CHASE, osiness Ma OFFICES: | ourt Buuidin per week of twenty-five cents per month, a WASH GOODS FOR LESS | LIGHT WEIGHT UNDERWEAR wuent racy ‘ with fancy apray effects: 1 Qe H When Tracy fought with the posse near Squak slough last |e. st Fremont, he slept In cote: [cloth ie deren meee 3 value ; Thursday, killing one man and wounding several others, the | morning he held up Aumust Fischer Ler, ahd even the peculiar he a ae of all the ontelb * Star GAVE THE NEWS EXCLUSIVELY in an extra edi. | SU Nae Det ar Ra- Cloth cap with « viper in front fabs 48. ps. pet } 4 tion. Following came other extras in swift succession, leading 4 . Ary seat te * "16 * ; “ Hw all Seattle papers on Tracy's movements. Fd) REPEL YC z nearre nee Case P: Time and time again the Star put the public into posses- pote; Oe 87 aa a Ce TT “a ‘ 2 ee ‘ wane wiAMe sion of the latest facts and had the field practically to itself. | without serious competition. NS i" nnn + Yesterday the public found that the Star was the only pa- oe bsg alts $6.00 Rocker Reducti E10, Oc Samntal Ave Hoga per with sufficient enterprise to give the news of Tracy's sen- Crash, welt worth 9 12% , ROCKEr uctions TatLons r ) gagged the Johnson fami, | BEFORE DAYBREAK, Iknown. The great Hoe press in the basement of the Star's Dube tateh : ee building, running at full speed, was taxed at times to keep the substantial, atyit worth & FRE LLOPD ONOPER army of newsboys supplied. Up to midnight, in fact, the de- 2 $5c 4 eed . tress = Oe Marion at _ mand continued. Satine, Copeplimaity the f fo) and’ woodarts EYRAS Trane ___» At eleven o'clock last night THE STAR ISSUED ITS watsts, the value rm; Ho 12541 / anne Sy | | THIRTY-FOURTH EXTRA on the Tracy news, and this MR. JOHN JOHNSON. MRS. JOHN JOHNSON. es Se ae a __ Morning issued the thirty-fifth of the series. These extras be- |The Port Madison Couple Who Were Bound and Gagged by SILK WAISTS TO CLOSE | SHOE ROOM REDUCTIONS . 5 ~~ el . gan appearing last Thursday, and have followed one another Tracy, the Outlaw. Extra Quality Taffeta Stik Watets, | Children's Kid eolt ther %. tRON Gay and night, whenever there was any news that the public (7 eae tent ann P hroughout, sizes 6 to &, . - ‘wanted. eo i = wen venue park, ob@ then made hie way | noted im the description | sent the|] stitched front and back: tuck worth fe; salting at 58c | 8 , BP Today the entire city of Seattle is reading the Star. Tes ex: [8050 MOMGOY Io urs ther’ | Menu’ ylulg earn “indthichereetergig’ GG | Cur tes tee He HS Ge || WANT caro | : _. tra editions form the basis of nearly all of the Tracy telegrams nd compelled the latter to take arry the pursuit|} # value; sale price 11 to 8 . Bh age Dey gee ed weer si eos oe : _ gent out to other newspapers throughout the country. Port. Madiaus’ earty’ in. the Se as oan | Sra Sut un@ 206; belt toamnater,| . ‘The Star has been represented on the field of action con- | fring. Mere, Uracy sien hastily sont to all pointe around the India Linen Cream Cotton Flannel at rake ce ao gg Rp 9 “tinuously since Tracy appeared near Seattle. Its reporters | mouth shut, snd Ring back into the move, and an fast a deputies in the |] 28 Inches wider, ine weave, well | Worth €ie epnagee und, board; ‘mill hands, $1.75 and ot been, and are today, members of the posses engaged in - 4 | told to pang Beng hme 6 1.2 4 laborers for Nelson, Bennett ; man-hunt. hae Jobhece homme ie toena there | , 26, Cetede weoterdey the aco 20 foreman, 42.00 day. fare ‘One Star reporter was grazed by a bullet from Tracy’s | Johe and bis wife thelr i pals summer ad uianmaear oor | $200: ehingte packer ood ATTORNEYS AT LA sifle, and na 1 4 death 1 te son and » hired man named AD- 1 cadents on board, left Port Mad Fancy Lawns Pil ases | cutters, $109 cord; ” : 05 Dass pean Rquek slough Sight. styacy gave hie name, It faa all inom for the Purpose of Patroling the tod Pa 3 all new, resu- » ey Ca anal) Rie Na ee | Gathering news sometimes has its grave dangers as well | nat was iovessary: “The best was the Bound and warning ue value Kot fo hess; apeetah sete | “~~ | dhe ee Mata oe NY SET) 3 none t rood fter that. . ape ntr-esed ' Pentneetane tne we <0 Sane A dab its difficulties, but the up-to-date newspaper must. master [O00 U5 °Ciiire afternoon at the | Kime « ree hours later 8 3-4c | tal av 5 A, RMLAOONSES Wasasones' ventas | house walting for darkness. He aie | ke MActONALD, we <a Bes. ational appearance at Port Madison, where he bound and | early hours of the morning. Many thousands of papers were _ demanded. By nightfall the record of street sales in Seattle had been broken. Never in the history of the city wi send » Bag Bee ne and at ft for Port Madison the b—epapers containing the stery and at once 0 ort bn on | * 5 LYMAN E KNAPP. —— CALAMITY HOWLER WOT IR IT Biviz ceings at Fremont, dried bis board the tug Bea Lion, ‘ So ‘wet clothing and made himeelf Tater ernoen th: — — Ee Ee %-inch wide Extra Quality Dre Crash worth veiling at 15¢ Minch wide Pure pun Linen splendid for wkirts or tente : %-inch wide Pure Linen Ktan unsurpassed for 80.00 from $9.00 y. This news was in the Star's office and was given out promptly, in the Rockers WY | dalbd ewaeeseos ao Uph Golden oak. Mahogany fahogany. arved back panels. J rocker atyle, comfort & nish oak the like tathed his feet, read| Bothell with a number of dep eRATTLE Serceable. He was armed with a cutter left Port 1 ; Tn, 620 to bab; secon’ ana | @ SER aus mae bene Sie and revolver aod kept the iat-| With Sheriff Hammond of Jefferson capeteat utes sastd, age | Some em nee ne ter weapon constantly at hand. county, and @ posse on board. ory. OO Pike, Ma ie. THESE ES HEY HUNT THE QUTLAW ee VS S| ie ] ees VAP ~ Girtct Gheacesbtimed fio, basement “ SEATTLE Abmract Co Te tect “Harry up. Ge ne . itera. By Karl M. Anderson. = | ,."Murry up t & move on you,’ | nab i SOWr HUT eT ey eee For further information Tracy was heard to to his newt PORT MADISON, July 7—4 8. ™.|found servant a8 he went outaide eae Magte o., RISING AED Game — 1 oot eee —Soon after the report of Tracy's |the house. You will find our SEXTTLE Clothes Preclna Co desalag: | EV NEY | Gzeiam, repairing. "altering. ‘Cal and de | t hold-up of the Johnson family at| Before leaving ‘Treey had ascer- 4“ " tain that Anderson knew athing oo” K_MEN FOR NEVADA—mucK.| liver, Ot month. 100T nd, Red 4684 Port Madison reached Seattle Dep-| Ot Bas phe are 25c Ere TRAST 4 em | an tty Sherif Cook of king county and | Gogug, Tremaine coMntry oF the Aut wAbiiNee Mieke, “Aen TO foo | PARINIAN Dye Worse We all tor cinass | Deputy Kuppier of Kitsap county | Who Assisted T ? FRESH SIP DATE g me deliver Your clcthes. Omiee 1488) started from Seattle with three | ho Assisi ac’ Rte newspaper men in the launch U and! Who brought Tracy to y 3 Hy Wet MAIN SPR! per i peaed onty coo Soont | athe browa, tency, ¥ ROASTED iene : Just ross the tt would * co jerabie ww this village ie the douse of John Donal, the’ lighthouse | Johnson, 4 farmer and logger. eeper at the Port Madison aand| COFFEE ' ‘ 4 4 : ‘ 4 : 4 4 ‘ ‘ ’ ‘ i was there that the notort ~ | pit, can see every boat that passes | ‘ pen piace het Gerer and deqperade ‘mage that point. A boat from Me equal to the best sold Sia Beeps OH Se. ere 38 PROPLES FAVINGR BANK, bo evith steamers for all eee ee Lalita, malaieee bares 4 have had to take elsewhere at 35c Second Aprae get Pike cirect. | Canwat|| Points and at Waite Horse vant, Jack Anderson, Johnson's hired He saw no boat Saturday Bt nAM. i oh Hep aen Seah. J.T. Greenieat, anst |f the steamers for all Yukon man, Tracy secured 2) pounds of | ‘Tracy told the Johnxons} per pound. . cook Therctal savings and trust bust: || Points. J. FRANCIS flour, » complete chanae of clothes. | that he told the Jap be would come | | : a on ‘Traffic @ boat, saddle, bridie, 16 pounds Of/ back inter and take him to Brttiat PUGET BOUND NATIONAL BANK OF || General Offices--Seattle, ena Tre. kagway, Alaska. ham, four watches several r1D8*,| Columbia on a fishing voyaae. 1 stock paid fm $328,000 ; eurptum, matehes and $9 in money. AN ye ’ ernoen S-qua: ir e Te fettie - DON’T KICK ‘Tracy was landed at a point about] merit Bag nell. oe | ee Se . J.B Goldamith, view fomeone who is bellavd to have Port ‘Mo se iacios aniee a 59 > reapenienta in privelpal eitieg tm the x He mach ten enya [Ea US Hnh et | acento ct tt tom te tna rc 2 = Says |r }Point.. Just who did this ‘e Rnown | hin be hg aly ‘all over town ih § pound sacks “ eg = (he Canela benoSaty, dear through to | positively, Tracy told, bee Jam-| the okate vee ceanched for cn dic—-Spectal tomorrow Granite Colander contra: Eiprai “Pall a DARK OF COMERS || qstigerettlns nea Seamer role during June ? Are you not |f#on's that a Jap fisherman had heen|the ‘boat in which ‘Tracy took An-| 9 POUND BACK Prea bg A « <4 leepbeeeeberet ne een | BK Hs ob |pressed into service by Blin. TRIs| demon when he left Jonazon’s ho ying. Pachorpreeeretepererr ry |] fatto a Dasma ats tee earth Clk erence TT | story 1a given absolutely so predente| At oniy soe place was a clue teund,| 33 CENTS 25c phe Mtg E Mrreet atiowed eu dime Acpvoltg’ A Gem- |] cr cheat the 10th sf ir! went glimmering? Iby Sheriff Cudihee and tie men. lane tha wae @ eilaht one | 4 34, Bulliven building. tewATTLE BRANCH Comer of James Shipping Permits Req Gomes the tale that more rain fell there | After securing all he wanted. at| On a log covered sand aplt abo nb SR oe = ra @ R CAMERON. Manager For information, apply to the uring any preceding June for twelve years. |Johneon’s home, Tracy bound and| four miles northwest of Port Madl-| [| BAY LEAVES—Per pound 20¢ S-quart Granite Kettle ee rot by iB SS ST a || of te comeany th the | Glows, make matters worse, the thermometer did a stunt way up in |#28#°¢ Mr. and’ Mex. Johnson and) son a camp fire was found burning | If LOW MUSTARD . eth; owner) © 1 ne ren, the tube that made everybody red ax bolled lobsters, beats tusk Matin wae Cerret Oleaniee renee . SEED—Per pound Loe ‘ 35 ‘ a nro 17d Loemarei SA S.S ses kack: THORNE. d it rained here up to yesterday with January vigor. But |break hor bond, he then released | meal that hud hoon omte WHOLE NUTMEO-18 for 100 c pron! "turner, ee Ftc | Tia? *'Ganaeal Mak the ‘Ro damage, and no lives were lost in foods or tem: her husband and son. {no be ; CLOVE ‘ Sonane Fagin eats, : " cea. Bcchsnge on principal cities i, ‘What's the use of kicking, then? It is far better to be in Sea : f POUR «+...» } $1.50 Food Choppers \ee°. Bana Burcee |] “icertined ‘open of, seentn’ tte in any ‘as Frighten . ‘ rooraa: |= a reas! @14 weather than it is in the Eastern states. Whin Trecy fret appeared Mrs. jmmore fA we BLACK PRPPE eines alll deo URE AL DIRBOTS cd Ciewiee tate Jatt - pea ney v eiethborhe | Sised mt new | HORVRRWOITH a BONE, “ July? Did you ever see 4 more delightful day than Jehneon keew im and he bnmedl he kept for him, | 1LE WHITE PEPPER Cc thor | 2496-1428 Third; tel, Pike 40. Seattle, Edmunds - aiiihihdendinitane 1 Thre. Johnaon was frightened at frat | A Woman Held Up, [9 . Per Pound «...-- _— of the | ot DRESSMAKERS «i Everett nd ran out of the house down to-| While out on his patrol of the// WHOLE CINNAMON Igon Bench Screw Sound "ant Rasta 0 | BREE FERCHT SEAN, ¢reemnaKting Baro an 8 fe not customary for outlaws to travel with body servants, Mr. |ward the beach, and, womantike, | #hy eputy it Co King Per pound......20¢ and 35 ¥ ams | geome 30 ene SS Eiewne Bost, ‘The Palatial Steamer , #m capturing that “hired man,” Anderson, and pressing him into |"°Tee™med. Tracy leveled hie rife | county puty Sherif! Dwelly | H ALLSPIC | MRS. HANSON Spring millinery at Towest | CITY OF EVERETT. ‘an additional risk. It may happen that A: od | her and she very senaibly yeturn-[of Kitsap ¢ who had a posse) Ber pound .....-.- Cc ——| _prices. Corner Fourth and Pine. ed! ‘Three Round Trips Daily. the $000 veward by Killing Tracy come dark night. |Journ'at he: house ahe treated him | woman whore name he aid not | wee an teen nnn| 9 SAVES Green ar ume ——— |with the greatest courtesy. Mra.|know had reported fo Prorecut! ood Lemon Squeeser MOURE. AND LOF 4220: fan Down, wo! Bone ROUNG” BRIDUE TS oie ce NO | Paves Bverett 18 a. m., 2:30 Jassaet exploits were startling, But not to be compared with append ty Range Ne pr ne af aye ented cae FUL, Mate TINE TAGE bon gat Hine: james 180, _ Colman Dodi : by rman ho | . held up niles | 7 HOLL! CE 4 ND CHICK, PUL ames 1841. . Dock Tracy, outlaw. Jesse never tried to enter a big city in the | before his departure. When he left| west of Sidney. The man that did Per pound Se View: Chose To ae waND < p< sere EB B. SCOTT, Mgr combined populace and the officers of the law. he took @ blanket from the bed on|the holding up {* thoukht to have EXICAN CHILI — | which Mrs. Johnson was tied, Tracy | been Dave Merrill, the conviet who Per pound ....- AN STATION then said that If it wasn't for the| broke Jail with Tracy whom the lat saw “D———=d kid.” he would, burn the|ter says he killed near OL MIXED PICKLING SPICE Visitors probably believe that there is such a thirig as retrib. | hotline. The next morniug Mra. John-| ts now m a at Ty Per pound sereeeee ‘utive justice. |, [son foufd a bundie of kindling out-|is egain ¥ ng CELERY s Datiy ‘terres, Na oY side the kitchen door Tracy could not t 2 ounces fc eicenx i ae racy was in the Johnson *house | ne: t Maclin ~APRICA~—Per tin p pit fective May ‘One bed man like Tracy can cause more trouble in 24 hours than can | from 2 o'clock i. until 9-10 p.| ine clock Late eaten = fed sow as 3 Biya ee ete date ‘Be offset by the good dees of a hundred men in a hundred days m Jon! 1 tet im * , " rs ine Bromnses Ge Sianas ane manete —— Anderson, the ,unwitiing compan. | are # * ha 4 r ; * | ‘Steamers senka seaee, Wihioes he TRACY AT ee Gracy, the bloodthirsty » is no longer in King wed through the ha ‘Cudihee’s men near afternoon appeared a Genwa! itnes oshtieeeP hatht o¢ tooking 1a hie micror every morn. (raze Tee fogtt Mie Rowe tm front | rll te in the county van ‘are watch. LI Q UCOR DEPT PELEER & TIRLEUT pI Kis, ye ing to see if his head is on #traight. 4 Carrie Nation, in becoming # Dowie healer, is to take to the laying on THEORIES OF THE JOURNEY af hands, instead of the hatchet. }ion of T Athion and inland Flyer PORT ORCHARD, ey, I ENEONAY, all kinds of ¥ a yard up tention to family ‘rede: TABLE Cl Per bott ihe, 2he, 80e PORT WINK-Pull quarts A (aiS-l2i7 Second AVA KCK * 1 r bottle..600, 74 “in \ SHERRY WLN F GEM Licyd. Briscoe & Lioyd. 3 Hinckiey Per bottie,.600, 7% Nock, about yout homes Gor cust or de an a 20 wave Sidney: 7:00 and 11:00 6 IMPORTED PORT OR ‘Tracy's sensational jump from the asx make up th point gang SHERRY WINE = Squak valley to Ma If the Inte reg Tracy ha Per bottle 81.50 99,08 cabinet photie = 1¢ ‘Charieston: 8:00 a taney . doutirmed fm tt B 9p .xhe Mndigon In DEWARS SPECIAL tow. at Dutterworth's ah S'S Salock | _Firet_aven ER hago age rvation proves unfou WHISKEY ia PRIVATE ambalsice, pabber tr " oe wer at sas Sa ;: sherifts office has lon « mined, | Shere te wtrovg feason to batiave teatime LO tatite as CHAS, FL TAYLOI TR piah we AN oem memorable. Tel. 19° SRI sarki at ‘Tracy han n i next be heard from b wn Bah Main 1947 (Continued from page one {whom he ean de up 4 Sborhood of Dec BKEY ‘ ie | : | é ve x R o > fos oan “ahah ‘ x . we | Waldorf | MUSICA L INSTRU ; Pare—0 cents round trip. RET | RPAH, v ~ nhers of the Meadow | PAMMS AND Oregon | vattey, not far from Bothell, reached jon San AND? | county. | Sheriff Cudihee. He took’ ano: talted Bothell Setuntar. atent to t gang on their smuggling and : ” u , Friday morning, and early Sat-| hours | f bear. |Strongly inclined to bette ? 104-106 First Ave., = . | a “ " t Port| ing m ponse of 2 bear-|"rracy had. assistance In eace RE IRE ligien Gte , % miles from the on | DR, J_A. MACIEINNON, ¢ Chapin bd, For Nome and Teller Puget | was distributed a v1 . we e Bound from Meadow point | y has friends in Wha OP MAIN mton car line, 2 4) pn. Kine The Peerless Ocean Greyhound S. S. Oregon, July 15. a ‘on the west shore fully 40 miles from the the county in which the man-| night and pickets strung « The most plausible theory tn t fondly believed they ction | Seattle & International railroad th c Madiwon. in orchard and nits 2 cows, 6 pigs,’ 180 chick Sail c ecessary impleme: WASHINGTON Thar : ‘The Comfortable and ens and’ all necessary implements. Page mcs reerbreth in no confirmat spor bad the | west of the val acy la acquainted with ge | Fou satnow eonvict surrounded from escaping back tows . notorious water pirates who i S-room, house jmploments: | "idla second ave R veaembiance between Tracy | sound. Meadow point. thelr ren Ms os : ¥ TACOMA, en of MEANITE Wash, sveat et 4 po sa ; i Far a Me Ml Connecting at Nome with Ste is flea has been often re-| Saturday was passed in tra) 14, and was taken nervosa the - FAY Man and wife, city P, ©, Box 258. 1 Prekeh Wik, further Information, come to 908% pimaestr foe Ta us | ade since he escaped | waiting for the convict to cc t nd “hy them Briday night in a) pieary fe ; i camp cook, $30, 3 wattr $25, | Financial Agent Second avenue. A. Lawrence SRATTLR Through Wi is aging arom che: peni * launch oF sailboa | Tel room and board: hotel ¢c¢ Oi | GaaASMROR BANE Ghee oe aos-400 pel wi a haa ‘Tracy dieplayed i ney im not elleved fo have been | i Vfannel washer: 2 chambermalds: | “tngniy Townes en any “good sollaterth = For ereieht Passenger, Pate : manner the Peculiar tra ithout a definite plan when|” m 1 or 8 * ho eepers, country; 8% solic Cherry. WASHIN ply to a3 rf wil end ont inst | Wood ¢ waitres y 8.00; | or" _ ry ate De ; 7 Jom ‘the irishman's flee than within | es Mead at lant | tora, chtys waltresser for elty, $8.50: | Fo LoaN-wevaia_mgndy_at We F vie ae Be Res on Ce, Northwestern Cont : 7. ag 4 in ay “7 Aishwashers; family cooks; general | * Intoret a Onner, 100 oi ‘ : 7 attoenogn It will, be. re, confident, would nee the end « 7 hind’ white here was, known ALBA CHR TBACTS help. “Queen City Kmployment Bu- | _way. Rooms 84 end & BUSINESS DIRECTORY = tawnence HART. Oriconatninn, mercial Co, i membered, “4 jong cha: police as @ thief and the asso.) a Toya about buliaing | eau, under new management. | WannaN ght and sold . maces Stes yMcae 201-2 Pioneer Building, Presa Bquak! “But while Cudihee’s men of thieves and smug 98° Minckiay’ book. Phird avenue, Main 368, WA iaheiman,”” Mutual Lite via, Wr HOTANTON, AeaiT Coie Arius, 11-14 staré |] onion tt - the prenenice of Tracy in the