The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 15, 1902, Page 1

HE Only Paper tn Seattle That Dares to Print the News # # A SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 15, 1902, i 25 CENTS A MONTH WHOLE GOOZLEMAN FAMILY GOES ON K SQUIRREL HUNTING EXPEDITION | ( | Eee Seal ell Cat od FOR SALE wo Bargains A new four-room house and two large tots, two blocks from car line, of La Union price $800; terms large bawe- dation, poreslal ce; Just complet: Herbert S. Upper 12 and 13 Scheuerman block, First Avenue and Cherry Street . . i ri he woud not | dror a beed Rang, agen, This tyme w lot of life wtock bit the dust 0 Just frum to Wild woods, Augus 7, # teen ot to. gunn. sayen #hh, and f woud say hist hoo gose thare, but skwirl he woud not |dror a : \ " Deer Faiture—1 will rite two yu and let yu no I hav bin akwirl hun-| Wen we go tu the woods paw sed it Ix kno yuse to hunt in a bunteh, | leeve his la Jand a ur stept owt and maid BAW pay sr it awl, If yu will kindies 4nd the speart itis fine, I woud not of rote yu, but on ackownt as the akwirl if he heres ts will (hine we Coxles armey, sew we will Yu must jmatait bia barken, 1 1 that will Joor him out |b & wile, Fmur man ® il driv up a lot of a Be ! w E kant resis the temtashn, Fur leven munths the bissy {ittul alt. 1 chewsed to go With paw and Maille she had t) go with ma.|thinken it ie his mait. Bhure thing, paw Jinen thine of that, bow | ‘ 1 to acksifentelly kill at 5 dolars a hed. But paw wou has been goren himaett on nuts. pew sed. and now he Is ritch and is is in the way enyh We Will sho the wimmin fokea a big bag| Wow, But sumhow paw did not bark rite ing owt skwirls, althow ap hang omg an P GROCERY CO, . Laettus go fourth and sia a fu, owt wart the leevs It waten for| of gaim, paw sed, and dry thare eyes wen tha cum back hungre, tierd | there was lots of skwirl sine on the grour Pritty soon we saw won Wen we found ma, paw he nasht his teetha, She had skwirls to burn Incorporate. tuch o frost wich sumhow dont seam to be ariven and diskuatet which had a colar roun its nec runnun along & Fale fents. Hed It of,/and we had even lost the won with the colar on. Yours sportamaniyke, s8t0-1388 tnd ave. Phone said Nos if I dont go two, ma see. Me two, see Sallie. Kount me tn, I Skwirla is a biped and plows the are frum tree two tree, seken nute| paw holered, tryen two do few and climen the fents in his « emen. 7 } FREDDY ¢ MAN i ios. febiarkt, 1 Will be terublee handykept, paw sed, but yu may @o, eck-| and donuts to devowr, but is it a #hi kre and nts from the! Bang. Wen | opened nil eys paw waa layen under the fent ut the 8. P.—-Awl the nabors sed bord 4 Divanna, wich woud maik paw a ‘gpechiy && yu will beholed me bring dowen the suckulent skwiria, But| shrinks of man. Yu hav to giyde up on them softly r thay will|wiwirl it had sat on @ tree stump, Dum blum the hum dum fents, paw | Wile Man of Bornyo on his wifs side | ma, she sed she Woudd tri to bring dowen a fu two, and tuk a lng a| jump in thare hols and hibernait aw! winter until yu go awa, Paw kept|eod, it liken two of kit me with mi owen gunn. Bit thares, villen ti) T | SPECIAL TEA SALE tanner inion ao “ iannenitnbneweiiae “> wren rg aed ale Sek i i ve 1 tary on part of that firm, the , | eeevce ee RT | severance having been decided upon | The Star’s Noon nm Contains | @ ERRONEOUS REPORT | serene ating togy icc ae Tn cana hole . RETAIL GROCER FAVORS —— the resignation of the firm wax de nglieh Breakfast Tea @1.60 According to President J. D. Far- | to the pressure of twide bust } h ove naestine ness having been acc with re. {9} 6-pound Chests Basket Fired the News Up to Midday. If You rat‘st"tne Paste tat Company, [het maxing teem ateepied wath. | pound Sheet aahet eg the withdrawal of the Ban Francisco | Severance was brough out by Jim | wr own ay ne firm of Goodall, Perkins & ¢ a®| Hill, who brought pressure to bear 5-pound chests extra choice Gun general agents of the Pacific Const om {he P. Co., is erroneous. | Powder Tea . ALS Steamship Company, whieh akes ‘he steamships will be directed as } 7 | ‘The Star has received 4 communication from a prominent Be- a om in September, is entirety volun. | Déretofore from Ban Francisco, at: ona rh DURYRA, Pa, Ang. 15.—Ominous |@ atte Brocer which, granting that It statements are unbiased. were! no Grose ery quie ts bem places the public market scheme in a strong position before the ADAMS & BLANCHARD bes jetail Outfitters, GEOR AND ie ab.nseanna ward Wo Peon SF Sictabe. ie the writer of the communication, which but 719 Becond Ave., Hinckley Bik, é Aa oe attempt wall be for luck of space the Star would gladly publish in full. Mr. Bet WEATHER FORECAST A e waeeery Spe po . fon, in eubi oe mays that the retail @rorere of the city, whom vi —! i sideeanee tans tee tadtee at on scheme, were really the first to propose it to Mayor Wood six years Brin Your Boys Here 3 : are = ticlpating in the riot, and were placed Further, Mr. Stetson says, a number of prominent commission WONDERFUL CRIMINAL under $9000 bonds. They were un men at that time favored the sefeme and did all they could to To Clothed upon the deputies ‘They say the} taking the initiative In the ma: » Mr. Stetson says : 7 cotta by the officers was unpro- yor W of. did not origi any market sche e at any ing is what you want to buy. Its all the name | i * | vol time, or at all. he origin ome for a public market orlainat- i vee * D. WATKINS, OF WEALTHY EASTERN PARENTS, PROVES |@ taline's varmtion taiay, They odin the Retail Grocers while the writer of thin ar- , siga tins, ener webs ont-—-Hie tee ben bined A ROOK. YOUNG GI WHO | @ need rest. The strenuous duty ie waa president of that organization during Mr. Wood P of Boys’ Suits made in the United States It} BE A NATIONAL Ci —MARRIES A YOUNG GIRL, i igen the twine, of as mayor. wears like iron—just the thing for School | is ee } tnide of that organina- s : their vitality at times, and supplemented by a committer of Wi Our new fall stock in Boys’ Suits is now in, oT 1 - n, appeared before Mayor Wood and presented the ; “" landing the fact that 9 | of but = few hours and the girl has |} ™ hen Heores Cand In one weal: a free public marmet. At that time IL WAS pinin thet Mayor Wood and we are showing the best and most com etn set for & heat capture | 86 been seen since. She was on her | @ ferea by the clerk fF -tMhy, |@ was not at all well Informed on a subject of ¢ importance to 7 the city. All colors, all styles in ncore of ves in Senttle,| W8¥ to visit her sister, Mrs. A. l-/ @ no gave the sprinklers « lay-off i , worsteds. > te Ere Dad net Ware yinnes & It a eucce it Were hampered in thelr efforts by the un- ‘ J ) Jail at Wiikeavarre. | The strikers ndlineas of ardeners and producers in general. . School time will soon be here, and your boy harge responsibility for the collision = ait to whom ered due J ¢ your on th : ng the initiative in plan, Mr, Bt y® Rade will need a new suit—“Kantwearout” Cloth- r nl ‘The plan had no special advocates " INS APTER THE WEDDING eg ger Eat Bee ti after a committee, of which Mr. Stetson was chairman, Suits, | | Bail, of Ogden. Utah, but as yet she ma) of the has failed to arrive, The Pinkerton | @ MTs overcast and and certain of the with ¢ detectives are alto looking for her, | ® ¢, ; | the city, Mr. Stetaon war Jofends the deale “ ty 4 rom the meteorological and . . r | , having been hired for that purpose geint it ins black» Briday. 8 | This aseertion anda lander us Three-Piece Vestee Sotts . officer fro omer ight happe: nowt e z ‘ has ey ruck | {ht Sam Francisco pallee department fo the water wagons if they @| clone here bag Y c the city today. "These men «: : Sized from 3 years to 8 50 to $6.00. peggemes Bee Js now tn Seattle looking for the @ shoud work. Bosides, they went nited er to make the scheme & muce: who has operated swindler Dut as yet he has found ° 7 Venesuek through the efforts of farmers. gardeners ve as found but @ alt over the line eurty in th advisability United Stal eral-—the very persons who would have roe Teatest Ben- " littie trace of hi e the pur- : : 7 © hundred citigs of the United | ir, Sy: Trace, noes ne |B week, an the tows can't government an expeditio efit from the establishment of a public market.* | Two-Piece Saits has teen in Seattle, has res-| fhe tench of Watkine are just wall: | © fe yee niet eae tnem S| the country tairwiore order, oF even | In conclusion Mr. Bletaon says that the grocers of Beattie @ | , Sized from 8 to 16 years, $3.00 to $7.00. At @ prominent hotel, fleeeed | ing for nometh! ; | , annex It atand today as they bave from the start, In favor of the eatabliah- DP asietis Sea MOEe cas et tren | Wesseaae there, wes 'e' bremich bn ay : Tt im felt that for the present Ger- | ont of a public market. As to the Importance of the matter, hae didtepenred, tue fo a od that] ® be we c oa man citizens and property are safe he writes His present | Warning had ‘checked his trunks « ee eee of water can @ | Kuarded by Che presence of German “Al clasnes will be benefited a hundredfold by the eatab- Short Pant Three-Ptece Suits outs are unknown w the x ’ Warships and ho uneasiness exists lishment of @ market In Seattle, backed up by ample laws con Sere TS Pct Pune. ., Tarte] B be epreed out over the whole ign ibis cerning weights and measures, abd condemning rotten and un- who afe after him and they are| Deputy Sheritt Fred Berner went in| @ line. Then ar can ¢ wholesome products.” Sized from 10 years to 16 years, $4.50 to $7.50. ‘That Watkins i one of the | vaya but an aos had doubied « the entire job and the twins The Star is rejoiced to hear from a representative retall groc- Large assortment Knee Pants, is tracks and gone back around by|@ will only have to work every or that he and his fellow tradesmen are tn favor of « public mar- @ 50¢, 75¢ and Auburn to Tacoma. H is now prob- r day ket. Their support, if heartily given, will do mueh to clear away $1.00, OF er ee Som the ey. “I understand that some the difficulties now In the path of the moyerment. y the care don't d ‘ Tt I quite posable that the cfunade of the grocers against the enough Water in one piac rofeasional huckatera and for more stringent peddling ordinances hold the dust down p as heen misconstrued by the farmers living near the city Adams & Blanchard 5 19] gromutars trem Kosenn, wher It ‘should be thoroughly understood that the farmers are not by yy tae cals eae eae fighting for the right to peddle thelr products through the city, at Second rae Jeaat not until they have first offered them for male in the public ve. Hinckley Bik. the water ie only wet on one HAS A FIRE a kon Gs sacereyed on market. ‘The farmers na well asthe city congumers are aginst atreng: nd Guraby e VIENNA, 16—A fierce 15-hou! any ordinance which will allow dishonest peddlers to hawk rotten Puget sound product. The @| , VIENNA. Aug. 10 A eves eaves |® California fraite and atale veretables through the streets. and nd 2 sprinklers are going to do extra @ | 1.4 ‘Turkish troops is reported from calling them fresh products of King county farme and gardens. IN, Ohio, Aug. 15.—The|@ duty for the next two weeks. , Rachey. wets ae There should be no restriction on the right of every producer, of many counties and | iarge dry goods store of Howell & anyway. The town w pe full @| Gradek Vi . Turkey haty-Gve Py 4 ft hi preducta to Bi city patrona ber for some time| Son was burned last night. ‘The loas|@ of visitors to. the carnival and @|Tebels fough< 2000 troops, with wat-|@ ff he eeee Mt te Rimmnes ot hin tae ree tes, but after all, the mreat his track as a rich|” * Sco that they will know who @| Wounded. The troops lost 148 killed, | puyers of © a ame “3 ‘gg for his age = vne this village. It will be one @|@nd 216 wounded. Tt tf Atecournging to hénest industry when the farmer ts com- p Once used, always used. Takes out that ts just what this man i» of the cheapest advertisements pelted to see his producta rot in the field for lack of market, and of the smart, makes the skin soft, goes about amusing him- we can get for the company. this discouragement ix doubled when the producer knows | healthy and beautiful. hen he needs money he and will set all the strangers to within a few hours of his farm there are thousands of consurm: Get a Sample Bottle. eheok and appar- talking about jus. | The local in- who would gladly take his products at a fair price, yet cannot ects habitants have become reach him. a AS GLAD HAND @ hardened and quit talking. ‘The Star believes that a public market would put an end to Ss Sy GL mach h oad af aeairs apo exinte tn The val deste of tewart & Holmes Drug Co. amount and he has been liv- favs | King y.. It Is the duty of the people of Seattle to allow no @27 FIRST AVENUE easy. He invariably draws his) LONDON, Aug. 15—Colonial Sec- }@ farmer say, as many do with truth say now, “There is no use paper on the AmesbUry| retary Chamberlain, Lord Roberts sending my produce to Senttie.” 1 bank of Amesbury, Mass. — | That such a cl can be made against this city is a stern PM checks are made payable to him-| "4 Lord Kitchener will personally | - arraignment of the merchants and business men of Seattle. Prac- Mf and he always signs his own|#Teet the Boer generals, Dewet, De | tically every dollar that would be added to the earings of the La Rey and Botha upon thelr arrival | PARIB, Aug. 15.—Reports from |@ farmers of King county through the establishment of a public mar No “Skyward Prices” Here MILL FIR | Brittany that yesterday's ex- ket, would be spent in Seattle, Are not the dollars worth work- at Portsmouth tomorrow. Here in Seattle a, ecution of the congregation decrees |@ tng for? Watkins arrived in Seattle a few there caused the most violent scenes | All of our $4.50, $4.00 and $3.50 before the steamship Garonne ‘ have been yet recorded ay re | @ Trousers are grouped at the one for the north on an excursion | COLFAX, Aug. 15.—The Bagle ing from the mt of the + tht da: chan ii price of $2.50. This gives you ‘He registered at the Rainter- | roller tills were burned here last | 4¢ Anary p ace wane: holce at wonderfully food hotel under his own name and) night. The fire is supposed to have from the saad throwing | ae poo eli ig Questions were asked by the po- the work of an incendiary, The loss | them under their horses. A number | bargains among the odd sizes. ‘The northern excursion looked is 1000. dar ad were meres ALE ee. to him and he decided to take This ie the third fire within a week ae dadiined 46 neniiee ee trip. Again registering under COST KING in the same locality, and itis thought | Chat — i] ur reat own name, he went on the trip| certain that al} are due to the same oe one Feturned to Seattle on the same source, but, #uspicion has not been | mander darmes w augh HBR need of money no naturals | aC'ovening ‘paper und the gens | ’ ; assagerargy Rent to the bank to met it. The Na-|@ érai belief that the King county A Bank of Commerce was the|® expenses of the Tracy campaign @| Banking insthiution that he carne id amount to deve ecia ay Darang A J aid not matter where he! @ wand dollars, the act Is BURIED va checks he went in. In an or ot a arked O ‘ ats i Sconcerned manner he wrote out &|® by the sherift ts S06, A. few WRONG MAN WASHINGTON, D. C., Aug. 16— and Ciudad Bolivar, or Anguontura, |f A# Well a# one hundred apecial articles on sate gn the Amesbury bank for!) @ email bills have not yet been The deltas te Genera) here that the, wniee (@ on th He signed and endorsed it and|@handed in, but Chief D es me tee 2 eo {miles from tt r : oer . mats SETROIT, Aug. 15——The funeral o ‘astro ad 01 miles m ite io be > n on amoun vi fe ol- | ity 5 rt seems ce n stro | important of » country i : " -* Gearepee alin hth iat sioldang this city this afternoon. Among | da only Caracas and ite port, |except La ¢ Tens ‘AN remnants, Bedding, Linens, ete., will be given an extra out. general appearance of the man| , . the teller off his guard fust an sha largest bill was for the ‘The contested divorce sult of Har-|the United States senators present | while three revolution xpeeted ehting wi Be NaS 0 RE A eo & number of others before. The|@ extra men employed in the @|riet Nelson vs. Paul Nel was | were Allison, Burrows, Cullom, Mo- | ary nd him. ‘The gun- | go ur at or 1 rto Cabell paid over and Mr. Wat-| Comas and Gallinger pont Marietta arrived at La Guayra | is algo looked for In th this morning. If necessary it will b hood of Caracas. General [oy If not, be one for the next This, including the expens | day and was decided in favor of the | r M Uf be | was for $1, 00. The cost of the @| plaintiff. Paul felt bad at being | used to transport Castro from Ven-| Matos, who is the ablest of the reve vs) Great fourteen days. Pertbless they at once commenced|@ guns and ‘cartridges was $623. pmpelled to dispense with the part. | lutionary leaders, is now at Orituco, rhe Bargain ‘ Proceedings against the swindler. The expenses of the reguiar @|ner of his joys and sorr and The evolutionists are now In pos. 6) miles ‘south of Carac People's + Store, 9! mechanics’ Tools our specialty, Pinkerton’ 8 aapuite $172. ‘Telegrams @| showed his grief very p on seasion of Porto Cabello, Bh rn OF atmowai to sth. and the tees @) tne witnars akan He nal shat h EMBALMED DISSTON's SAWS 2 ore to De- ‘ $0. @lonce found his wife kissing another 4 re to a warant b phone bill is ontimated at $50 noe found hi ‘ MAYDOLE HAMMERS. chase for the rate outlow, @|heard in Judge Griffin's court to: ted. As soon as the bank~ | 8 found out that the check was Jumice Gorge charging Watkins ‘Although the #heriff has been @| man on the front porch when STARRETTS’ TOOLS, | chaining money under talse|@ careful not to defeat his object 1p Tete arabes sus tata hin ARIS, A 15 bod f | : : rmed with the warrant|@ by sparing expense in invdsti her to mend her ways, #' ‘old him ug. lien of e sherifis have been on the|® gating every possible clue, the @|that she would do as she “d—d|charies L. Fair and his wife are| WEATHER FORECAST WHITB'S ADZES. for him during the past tow |@ expenses have been wonder " Harriet succeeded tn prov- | being embalmed while awaiting In. fi but with indifferent succes 3 kept down and no expenditu ling that the defendant h treated | structions from America regarding Seattle and V ‘onight and | Everything that ts to be had lon detectives ha were made which were not her cruelly and had witnesses to|the interment afisnttie, Crab Vicinity —tontan winds in an up-to-date Hardware on the hunt and the ir : Aual, When the guards sub- @ | swear that his allegations were falne mitted the expense accounts _ ANS KNOW 295 erred en | 7 | store. put al- et comp “a to ear a. Oo. dblom, of e four FRIGHTENED WOMEN as Chee v0 a ie SON WITH SH .O., Lndbtam, one of the 0 Pera : We Have Installed |@ The sheriff's office has a the | Non. the steamship ind i for insanity : . Phillip Watkins is t |t nt p a 1 3 is the dark wooled wttled down to the Captain B, V . which re t this morning, but } ial | ia rich and prominent f oeyeine, Gna, thous THE DANGE |turned last night f me With | as the evidences of in- : a Mangle ane: font Claire, N. J. Fraudule: - + will never be forgott $122,000 in gold, 7 ngers and 23| san ere not strong enough Wansactions accredited to hi in ws y sacks of mail Mt $2,000 of committal. He is said te ‘ For doing high-grade work on bed and table eh | WMown town aggregate over $2000, mirror whic v BANGKOK, Siam, Aug. 15.~The | the treasure came me, con: | ha nin the habit linen. It givesa finish to both sides of linen, ar ware ¢ Is the Girl pproprinted from the Johnsons HW YORK, Aug. 15—A Buenos | force of Bhan who tly attacked | signed to the Northern Commerctat | ing the won olive in th Lest 3, Port Madien on the Ayres dinpatch #4ys that there is no | Lakon ” 4, the assail y. ity of the father of the » QUEEN CITY STEAM LAUNDRY, june while traveling West _ 4 Ws in y @ | Ayres ay ‘ KA of Dart the Indiana left Nome, Aug 1 was f © exarminat Fi Bell Ward Watkine u Bde all an ltruth in the report that Carmencita p i i i S \ iret avenue and Bell. a Shonterg . mek " in dead. She is now appearing in a|peans are reported 5, the stearn ok No. 1, Sadie t own ¢ Downtown office, Fourth near Pike, taut “tad b i ty - - orwin. were in. the harbo rn cat dnook ‘t | ag A tat HICAGO, Aua, 1b—Wheat, theater le yesterday. stated that she| SAN FRANCISCO, Aus, 16—| None were at Bt, Michael, but ro- could maike ho definite charae | Botabliohed 16 1121 Ist Ave. were a, Neb: The two| CHIC. , 1b — Wheat, A t BAN FRANCIS Noni “ a a 90. Married aftor @ briet courtship | 707 ned died of yellow fever. Wheat, a. urning., tho Indiana passed the againat him : A