The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 6, 1902, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR. | if 1 baby, & | months o services will be held fro Methodist Church tom morn - |Anti- -Gamgling Crusa-| ing at 10 o'clock ber of the Daug |the Ladion of the | Mac caber ® ToBe Reduced (0) ssc . Per Cent death n Anne SPOKANE, @H wheat will be reduc @n August 15, up Failroads in W Mouncement was r Whe presidents @t their meetin, at 13-5 cents a bushel. On to the Kast President of the Northern Pacific de- Gares that the reduction will be & Gut of § cents a bushel, The batlding of the connec Coulee City, the terminu ‘Central Washington, to the Great 18 miles south, means a Teduction also by the savin @f distance to the Big Bend country. By ¢ mat coast shipments have to The remains Madden. land for Interment, rates | ent Aug. 6.—Freight pe 1 10 of the Passes Away to Spokane, thence back ‘Westward over the Northern Pacitic Se Tacoma. With the compiction of | s Cut-off, wheat destined for the ‘Will be transferred to the Great and hauled directly to the Tt will also naturally go into rather than Tacoma. Me. ti the of Cumberiand county, moring from overwork Aug. 6 died HM and Meilen will then to the Sound. ‘STRIKE OF CAR MEN NEW HAVEN, Conn., Aug. &—The conductors on the & Westvitie Cg roaa decause of the (CALLS ON jous services regulari, during his incum! TEDDY IS Jackies. Twelvi £ & full pound of ine Tea. HUGHES &DUNNE $41 Second ave. Peorge Morshouse, a University ad erga Hise Life While in Morehouse, @ Junior of the , Was drowned while in Union yesterday was trying to swim Means of a plank tied to his body manner that it ajimted | brotber, went nlm. Phe’ Morehouse boys. ier & little afraid of being Gucked hers, selected a point apart the others to «wi order to keep his head out of Eas, George Morehouse arranged plank vance. In splashing a the plank sipped around, Morehouse’s head under He struggled, but the plank top of him and he early autumn hate brims and department h. description. The p ‘The body was take from the and Dr. Chapman. who had called, pronounced lite extinct Coroner Wiltsie investigated ease and the body was removed fe Bonney @ Stewart's mo-gue. antis an fol So si tle |, and in his thir year at ine University. His mother, 6 Widow, living at Latona, was pros when she héard of the drown- ee ‘The following marriage licenses fhave been insued; Leon Roseve, 21 of Everett, Wn., and Thereso Nor burg, 18, of EAmonds, Wn. Davi 26, of Everett, and Bia eh m, 23, of Auburn; Andre’ EA. , and iva Dunlap, ot 20, DEATH OF MRS. PRESTON. Harriett # afternoon to Port- ‘DIES FROM OVERWORK Rev Parson Sheriff thie He went from the pulpit to the sheriff's offi ‘The railway presidents left for last night to spend today | Could practice what he preached.” the ‘ater division, | Barroome and clubs alike were raid- the jait con. ney. DELIGHTE hae gee gy = ¥., Aug. 6—The [be strikers. After « brief alterc ‘ation Roosevelt thy crews competed = oe the president greatly | with his skull crashed tn THE CZAR Russia, Aug. 6.—The Ger- they | Thursday, partly cloud: SEE STEYN Squevpprreacn. Holland, Aug. arrived here today - COR. SECOND AVE NEW MILLINERY So chic and stylish! So neat and tasty! millinery management bh judgment in the selection of these late summer The first shipment arrived yesterday, just in time for you to select the one you want before the Carnival We cannot describe them al! here—but it and white camel’: ind others plain—som lored crowne—tan, purple or navy. & new supply of wi and many new ideas in trimming 4 in and see how much nicer these ha * range from $1.60 to $7.50, COMING EVENTS A special sale of wash goods. See window display, A special sale of White Belts. A special sale of Embroideries. See window display. Sale Hours, 9 a. m. to 6:30 p.m. |McCARTHY DRY GOODS CO. ucomeors to E,W « SLUGGED TO DEATH der Murdered _ MOINES, Lowa, B. | twaac Finkiestein, wh Aug. 6 ently led a ing (Chie chosing all the ast night at the v js tm the | Sesau | ed that Finkle in was i jected to the j The fight he ntribute to the clit running free. jarted to compel them * reven Maine’s Parson Sheriff | 2 os or ne arse ot KILLED BY CLUBBING Colliery Watchman Is Murdered on Duty WILKESPARRE, Pa. Aug 6 Dan Sweeny, & watetman at the Bifee colliery, was clubbed to oe at midnight. Sweeny was one of th men who refused to go out on the woo Sweeny was aseanited while work By several inen supposed t lone of them knocked him down with a he was then ta with clubs i left dead He wes picked up nd hie face beaten to a pulp, The affray was ‘seen from a distance, but the mur- erere ore eacaped before they could be METEOR WINS RACE my in a pon ey tahey wen ten by tbe aloes American bullt yaent leteor; Sybarite, second. A gale was blowing: throughout the race, WEATHER FORECAST Seattle and Vicintty— Tonight, fair; cooler with becoming fresh northeast wi southwest. re oe For quick returns, let your prop. ey improved and unimproved, oy | Jonneon, Teal estate broker, 35 Fisnekiey look. Reduced from $1.50 and $2 New arrivais in TAFFETA and PEAU DE SOTE Dress Skirts; CHIFFON NECK RUPFS in the latest crepe effects. CASH OR PART PAYMENTS 40 PAALISON $7 EDMOND S, MEANY CLAIMS “PREHISTORIC ALASKAN RACE HAVE EVIDENCES OF | | BRINGS A MUMMY, AN OLO CANOE, Much additional selentife dota injwan at Hilly eaard to an extinct race Hound, © River Val y Was soured by Prof, Kamo: University of Wash | the vy returned from ‘ nd Meany of th ington, Monde Mr. M prow cane gical ‘npe after an ard wh sonted them to the State University, | pe grateful to Capt ob of | th who ca | mate mately in the oth the Pertha * of the unt Go on WR. C. Bx iey. 7th, to Bnoqualmle leaves 9 a.m. Fare, $1.00 and pre the Smithsonian Inatt tute and the California Academy of Betonee, or Ww joe, 110 Hansome street, Ban Fran secured besides the mummy and other The place where the f TROUBLE SUBSIDES Quiet Prevails Along Strike Line Today SHENANDOAH, Pa., Aug, &—The | excitement of yeaterday was followed | last night and thie morning by abeo- | tute quiet. Several minor disturb. ances were quickly stopped ‘There were several minor disturb: ances between militia soldiers and | strikers laat night. but ail outbreaks were » quickly suppremed. Lith. | na who were arrested were held in $3,000 "bonds onda and committed | Dansing Cl Classen, Professor Wilson at Ranke Hall Monday and Friday evenings. Pri- vate lessons Gaily. | Only €#0 to « eu to the Chambers the special above Go to Spinning for bieycle repairs duce stock to a size consistent with this summer season, ehoose = from-—regular A sample valuer— For the Week $33.75 price for the week $33.75. Complete House Furnishers. Our new ertainly shown 4 they hair—some with with white The ire than our poor Bee window display. | Newhall & Coy A. F. CAMPBELL, D. D. &., Mgr» Estimates are fu plahos KE oF. Hours, #4. m. to junday, & to 626 FIRST AVE, root oF CHERRY STREET, SUATTL Tes. Colles and Ororiers Howes 1214 SECOND AVENUE Second Ave., Madison and Spring Streets. HIGH-GRADE DENTAL WORK STONE AXES AND VARI OUS OTHER RELICS FROM PRINCE WILLIAM SOUND. Tomorrow and Friday @ very ope of plain dewlers—and we cannot Geliver them at this price Plain White Chambers to match The Three Days More of the Sale of Sideboards and Buffets This sale for the week of the entire line of sideboardes and buf- fote will end on Saturday night—the purpose of the sale was to re~ There are in all 180 patterns to range from $10.50 to $385.00—the patterns be the best from the lines of the ling makers of this clase of goods in the United Frederick & Nelson FLORENCE DENTAL COMPANY EB. White prices NORDHOFF & CO. THE BON MARCHE. | The principal selling of the first few days for |Dress Goods. at 35c egant Imported Satin Foulards, 25 inches. wide, in Persian and Grecian Effect, regularly sell- ing at $1.25, will be one of the ope 3 5 Rummage Sale bargains, at the yard . c 50cWashSilks 29 Cts Another remarKable SilK Bargain for tomorrow only is of Niffon and Milanese colored Cord Wash SilKs, 20 inches wide, the 50c —— 29 Rummage Sale Price, the yard c and there will be a fine big lot to pick from. Women’s Outerwear All our Women's Guits, a» well as Misses’ are to be disposed of at half price during the Rammage Sale ‘There are about 126 suits to choose from, xo that you may select at falr~ ly good advantage or some day soon, $7.50 DRESS SKIRTS $5.50 A line of $7.40 Women's Dress Skirts, some lined others not, in gray and biack, trimmed in bands of moire and silk; here tomorrow at, chatee, $5.50. & few of them are worth $9.53, $10 Reaglans for $4.98 Women's $10.00 Ragtans, of Oxford grey meiton, with yoke halt feted hack, ar price $10.00 each; Rum- Solid Onk Sideboard; quarter-anwed and highly hand-polished; mage Sale price $4.98 ewell front; top drawer, one large upright center drawer, large Regular tse Flannelette Dressing linen drawer at the bottom and inclosed cabin % fancy shaped Bacques in pink and blue, round beveled French plate mirror in top; rewular price $42.60. Special callaf, +h ritben at neck) Thare- day's Rummage Bale price 4a, Drapery Store Bar- gains 40-inch Cream Curtain sorim, with serpentine stripe, alternating with lace stripe, worth 200 a yard; tomorrow at lac. do-inch White Ruffled Swiss Curtains, three yards long, 4-inch ruf- worth The; Thursday's price, 62 Pxtra Fine White Swiss Curtains, 38 inches wide regular value $3.25} sale fle Ga ree yore prieh tomorrow, long, with six-inch ruffie; $1.08, saciad ver sehibivy’ 0h Sage sce io Navajo Indian Rugs thorough knowledge ef modern dental surgery a and complete equipped office will permit. Our A gmail lot of Nayad Indian Rug x72 inches, Yworth $5.60; Rum prices are reasonable and yet consistent with first- | "S20" WiGtan Rugs, 90x00 inches in #lze, worth $3.80; Rummage clase work. 73. Sale price, $ $132 Petticoats at 89 Cents |; CAMERA ‘STORE SPECIALS rd Mounts, al) # at 100 per A lot of Linen, & 4 Cham- ‘oning Solution for sollo paper #, [nize for S50. Washington View Tablets, regular Se = 109 Second Ave. South NOT ONE CROSS WORD IN A BARREL OF J. J. } HAGGERTY’S FAMOUS WHISKEY ‘<<< <ererese Ls 109 Second Ave. South Telephone Main 565 Telephone Main 565 price 5c; for 180, Rummage BShlo at IRummege Sale of Parasols « ‘There are many good bargains in White Sk Parasols, regular value Parasols to be found at the Rum- | $1.50; Rummage Sale price 98 mage Bale. Sun Parasols, solid black, full ruf. White Stik with two fancy natural wor handles | fles, with white and tasne Sale pric hand Rummage The Bon Marc RUMMAGE SALE —-OF - Dress Goods an Silks © For where is the woman who is not anxious to own a new dress, if it can be had for half jor less, than regular prices. Such an opportunity is yours now---and four items mentioned below, | of Silks and two of Dress Goods, open the best opportunity of the year for buying Silk or Wool F, $1.25 Foulards Wash Goods Remnants* We will close out all the balance of the line of Wash Gcods Remnants at HALF PRICE TO RR a IA A Rummage Sale of NORDHOFF & CO. & BON MARCHE ng a the Rummage Sale will of course be in the Silks eT Sans ge 65c French ‘Flannel Wai ings 29c A fine line of 27-inch French Flannel Waist all wool in pretty dot patterns, 65c ‘ regularly, here at the Rummage Sale ~~ ogred . 25c Dress | Goods 12) Gravote Dress Goods that usually sell peeled cedar iii ii 4 Rummage Sale Sh Waists Regular $1.50 White Duck and Lawn Watets, Will be closed out tomorrow at sie. Some of these are insertion trimmed, and in- cluded in the lut are a few colored chambray and dimity waists at the same price. Regular $1.00 and $1.25 Lawn, Gingham and terme Waists, will be sold tomorrow at, each, ‘These are in all sizes and colors, with a few white ones. Regular $2.50 White Pique Waists, Gideon style, on sale tomorrow at $1.50. Regular $1.50 Black Sateen, Waists, sizes 32 to 44. ‘Thursday's Rummage Sale price #80. $5.60 dnd $6.50 Wash Sik Waists, jn Diack or white, also whi ¥ 36nf “Howlq Uy pasepjoagale oy dozen of them, tomorrow at $3.98. Women’ s Knitwea Still Lower Pric Rummoege Sale 4c & garment for Women's Jersey Ri ored Pure Lisle Vests and Tights; actually 6 cents. 1% a garment for Women's Jersey ton Shaped Vests, in ecru, with high neck sleeves; regular prices and 3c 2c a suit for Women’s Jersey Ri Cotton Union Suits, low neck and slee' 2c a pair for Women's Fancy Cotton Stockings, also some in cotton lace open’ eral shades with biack and whi Cag | 20 @ pair for Women's Fast Black Bi ‘otton Stockings, maco split soles, “tut spliced heel and tos, actual value 3c. Eight to Eleven ‘The Rummage Sale has brought us better § to li o'clock bargains than ever before, of which these are for tomorrow Fancy Frilled Elastic, sale price 1s @ yard, from § to 1i| and seal complete, from double toes and heels, grade; from § to 11 at ite & 2%e Unruled Tablets, all 10e. Sealing Wax, in set of five 8 to tL ip all colors, at Se, |. Boys’ Sailor Hats, worth Women’s Combination Pooket-| 8 to 1 at 47e books, in seal and walrus leather,| White Duck Caps, for boy worth 76e to 8c each; from § to 11,| Fegularly 16¢, for 5: at, chotee, 496. | Tapestry Portieres, 38 1 Hook-on Hose Supporters—very | 8” Lares ES vel long: Oe best silk frilled elastic, with | folors, to chocse, thom satin tab, regular prices 76c and 850; | *¢ © 3 8 Tabie Ol @ | fancy colors, worth 200 a ¥! 8 to 11 at Ie. from § to 11 at 886. | now heat Men's Heavy Blue and Brown Cot- ton Sox, regularly worth 100; from| $éx72-ineh Axminster & Rugs 8 to 11 at, the pair, bo. patt worth $9.00; meee Not more than two pairs to a/at $ buyer ercerized Silk Pillow Cony from § to 1 at worth 250; aloum Powder, regular 20 at at sac from 8} Paimette Turkish Bath | Soap, worth 100 a cake; from #508) on. Four-in-Hands, | from 8 to 11 at 10¢ Decorated Paper Napkins yards to a package, | at fe. ahades to choose from, reg: || Ghildren'e Tooth Brushes: a package; from 8 to 1 Shei F 1 with four ular price at 2 for Ge Women’s” 1 Cott 8, worth 16 “pears Soa Shidren's Fancy Colored regularly worth 500; from 8 %@ She. Breakfast Cocos 11 at Be. Richelieu Ribbed Vests, low nec from 8 to ll at S80 cans} a —— Women's he, ‘ast Black Cotton Hose, 1419 to 1435 Second Avenue iil 115-135 Pike Street