The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 15, 1902, Page 3

THE SEATTLE STAR. & Last Edition wst uke Ticens Usk BARTHOLIN, eee st Edition | SEATTLE) 19 Bcacl Sots MITCHELL HELD A KNIFE WILD STEER HAS ALL KINDS oe MURDERS TOHIS THROAT > OF FUN AND THER UIES GAME 0. BUCK & CO. Men's, Boys’ and Chit- dren's Clothing Furnishing Goods, Mats and es. 1404 Second avenue, new mea Building. “ 1406 DUGDALE LANDS TACOMA BY SCORE OF 9 TO 1 | TACOMA, A the With Wille ttle handed ‘ tord Ta bu 1 ( Tr 1 be F Reruns, $1.00 size ; amaker Music (0. An enraged steer escaped from the | pole to but the p n| | dowa ead was ‘he is ready 408 he kn ; ere Digestive 8, $1.00 st ri men who were In char f it ana] 8 but the youns : yt h Carter's Moved to 1406 Second AI jenused more @xcitement in 2 min.| SR Was too nimbl Jmon'e wild piten im tho tent wen hn : . Breda Hair Renewer, $1.00 st utes In the heart of the city at noon | iat gh the | Feeponaible for t his morni ond ? JAMES HENRY Pave sgy. ' jin that inning he ch holair Graduates in pharmacy prepar Wholesals and Matai! Buteher, Jobber, in wreck would under ordinary | N ° ‘ fy ; qoar prescriptions for you here and rig | . ¢ r f Zine but the best of medicines are otreu ces, ‘The chane after Mr, | | exraph | all points roar feed. Read on. Best Meats Stoer would make the Harry | | Butte 7, Helena 4. : “ lien’s Toilet Waters, Ge size |] Ana tert Service, | Sosctel attention racy turn green with by bo bict a aaa \ , r Batehelier dae feeb te Meclen, emeeeeatn thes Railroad, First av | yore Auge. 15.—In a pitcher's in bad no real @ Da ss Skis ah +4 enuien and Washington street looked | yetween Dowling of Butt t rn 1 Vielet Tollet Cream eae an If there was @ panic abroad and th of Helen 4 kil b for — jormon Kola Tablets, 40c sta Sees | for that matter there w willy a | Hatter won. Butte we f killing hen caught ia ac kind $2,000. people ware in the thabe ve wel | Mayor Moores of Omaha Is One of | (out to the tune of ) to 4 rah h Wher rehed at the police stas there were a few who fora very | me none | the Boys | pollee nm the| ton the knife 25 keys were wsbapeenibiedie short time were In front of the en. | one St: OOO Ts sceneinte Shadasneter dapioiealen | Portiand 7, Spokane 3. M Mitchell is sup found on his person. raged and thoroughly frightened ant-| ita hort {| OMAMA, Neb, Aug. 16---Omaha RTLAND, Av pe to urdered, she maw sernenians ~ ° OPEN ALL NIGHT mal. ne : ae eres were, Bie pgrel ede vast Toe Ligue seven mak Goren lng Thompaon Oid Daa | Dunlap, reat estate. #4 Union block | Clever Dodging serious injury the powse x Who|third inning yesterday in the game * _AMUSEMENTS: n of con-|with Spokane and won, 7 toh No enmen Pictures Faced Pursuers ja tion in a man~| withstanding this. - polan, new subscriber to the Fs ' infactory to the|i2 hite from Engles dete ge 5 o ler way, near F place, | of the ¢ «| nite ¢ Eng! lelivery th No, 1 carnival | oe h area ties : t te heed | Standing of the Clubs Ris “i . . 1! : Is Won. Lost. Pet gee: | Pike street and Fifth avenue. _—s Aye ' $0 ca8-ig Pr “ahaa 3 | be given to Races eng ALL NIGHT. Telephone, Red 810 | ‘ Y A I “a inty Fair Grounds. Cars Pree Deliver Phone. Main 903 Ih . ' t Portland 9 m King street and First fe SECOND AVENUE Week Starting Sunday, Aug. 17 : pm. Feemle xan cope, 1 Moores Helen ae he hire JENNIE GUICHARD’S | hic yf attempts, | f t nkeeper or| coma Ae ie Stbcads renc. | soos ia chadeel SOR TeOS and © , o af St soaps . a ing from King street and First F Folly |". sie:" mae ci Sa ang nyheter FRATERNAL DAY si sn . cath Big Burlesque Company €o,. broke awa who| attention and he etart at Tha , f poitt-| AT that flex will carry disease, and for j 36—ARTISTS driving it | of investiga Alm panic « } 4 0 t thie reason such places are nurce 2%--PRETTY GIRL 20 way after it had been « od | i, bu was bu ' ‘ ale by THE CARNIVAL f dang to the city Although this 4 Frame, warrant 10—IG SPECIALTY ACTS—10 | up town from the docks, and fell on | ®t dou t kab | d nix was bad. I have found lota of | it Admission 250. Reserve seats on| the sidewalk about 10 yards « \¥ way and there r \n o Judge John EB. Humphries, chair ont - bag Bad Frame, warranted for 4 t Ranke hall office j t from the police stath Ore in and Al | bi fan of the commities s . nu ce must BE syoces ou 005 34.50 ata BC thrown around [ta h there ¢ To b ant for 3 toe Ubon arrange: | t 0 nee that yp <nistpsnineenenentsasiaiaingiegsigilacadl ie Teons tie ak | w “ nal Soolety day f ed. H elnqeialp MADISON Theater eer was obetinat |‘ "Whee Mayur Kikw’ carnival, is industriousty | Dt hiv CLOSINS OUT SALE wae Th v | rking to get @ numb women’s | tate t be Men's $18.00 blue diagonal Serge ERNST BROS. KI and then he did get up. side as azed | igen in the parade, The F tha | Who do not heed hin the || “and Clay ‘Worsted Suits..$12 4 je Corner Pirst and Madison St. dull fight started with @ rus v weve tt jand the Ladies of the M Men's $15.00 Beoteh Plaid Suits OT jh 1. - aa v : j| Dave signied their t eee eae 506 Pike St ‘el. John 233 Scared a Dude d ct sof rs . te | arching, and it is hoped that Young Men's $12.00 Black bo | WEEK STARTING SATURDAY, AUGUST 15) The steer ran slowly down ¢ . took at V may be induced to take part sted Suits $8.00 Pe OPENING NIGHT | Junction of Yesler way and gett nad 6 , . whries wants itu Boys’ $6.0 Scotch Plaid Suits NG son street and ther t nl t Invitation : e' young man in a Sunday sult » | < ate in the parade Boy $4.00 good ail wool Suite, the prizes means $1.86 I< than r to get | n drinking some lection of | Nearly Forty S#t- Eve., Aug. 16/255)! The Family Resort. lodges intending to participa Years Rose Sydel’ ‘gail WILL GET THE | ES a fe caer rere reed ‘Pipitience in the plano and organ London Burlesque CHAS. FAIR MILLIONS — ate i \* ident, was one of three Age the merits of the superior line /20—High Class Specialty Stars—20 an tem wate, were saved. nee eetate, ‘ ver 2 nts we represent. AS ®/ Matinee Wednesday, Saturday and| ™#ted in valy yor. A few such ex- | titicient. When the |Or. Carroll Will Hesitate No seven rd @own the tine | Regarding Unsanitary Places Ail Night. Tel, Maln tom. | LLINS, SHERMAN, FOLEY CO. | petween $26, and $90,000, 000. Sundaya. There is much «peculation as to ha Ml become of Ci flee Fair's one t _« Matinee Prices 10, 20, 306 fie Os, Thin point Men tianeores | ene! direct from manufacturers | giving our patrons | say . roll has inatitut- vantagdienperieuce tan scee| Evening 26, 36,600 inser the awe of California HALE STICKS a a vigor vnaile ‘agalnat the when « couple are vietima of a com unclean alley the city For sev- ee aa. | remerved at the Dox oMice| mon calamity, and both ate between r bt oral days he has been giving this pitt jomers stand a unit on the 16 and 6 years of age, and there |*| is « que matter his personal attention, with y YO! $.—The © of the values we give no evidence as to which died first “ : : idles, Aug. 1s ay ZONK, Ave, 3s aitne Come 713 Union Bik., First Avenue quality of CHICKERING, the man is presumed to have lived) prAINFIELD. N. J. Ave. 15 of the Nat THE REAL PAINLESS DENTISTS. of Philippine Veterans, ¢ Hale Wan re-elected ext convention will b was origina London Conn., but ¢ strongly threat sieeiine limes A Pleasant Evening spend the pleasantest evening ni First Chrintia [ing Augumt hard leaves Should they once, Dr. Carroll will Gold Fillings f Full Set. neat | Good service will be given to Tacos 3 Silver Fill 50c | .Gold Crown. ven mer Port Or- ae has - tou | at King County Fair Grounds. a # ee tvom Hing stress bak Gal Dr. E. J. Brown's Dental Parlors, 713 First Avenue, Union Block. aiman dowk at ne the alleys in the rear of restauranta, bakeries and meat mar kets, He states that such places Open Saturday Night Until 11 o’Clock We now make a most unusual offer. Namely, clothing for men, boys and children at one-half price. This is the last call before Fall Goods are opened, and will CONTINUE UNTIL AUG. 23. | Men’s Suits in the newest fabrics and most fash- ionable cut, in Cassimeres, Cheviots and Worsteds, about 200 of them, at the following price reductions: $10.00 Values Till Aug. 23 ...§ 5,00 To Those Who $12.50 Values Till Aug. 23...$ 6.25 Have Not Avalled| $ 15.00 Values Till Aug. 23... $ 7,50 cute $18.00 Values Till Aug. 23 . $,9.00 see es $20.00 Values Till Aug. 23 . §'9,00 loots aiegh $22.50 Values Till Aug. 23....$/11.25 waving from King street and «ira ~ | avenue th. PARLORS 1, 2 3, 4 5, 6—-One Door South of MacDougall & Bouthwick’s. | | | of fun and Inughter |ter te now all but ¢ “French Folly.” to wh nat Mra. Pair | age through the Straits of San Juan | Home tn the et mor h nts ar im the city. reese i in learned that | Pair nada will which te sup e | be locked up im his safe here in San Francisco. So little in known here § of Mrs. Fatr's relations that Mr. | Hagerty says he does not know sporting house here. At the time of | frown very See Race Rocks, Port Angeles, Forts Leaves Arlington Dock at §:90| §8,000—WILL MORRIS HIS AT- | the longest hacen” dase Schoen > mother etisoas iLL. HOBART Mf. CABLE. | ] In much’ ease all the property| Mrs. Charles, Patt, + an tele and D. 8. JOHNSTON Co. | C | would go to his # ay = x The han Charles Fair, her reli A a, most oa pene stock | de Fuca, on the floating palace Mr. Haggerty did not dincuse the where her Beire reside. It fs sup A BIG TRIP AT POPULAR | his marriage his relatives and ¢r cod | ade herr a very substantial prew Casey and Flagler and other points m., returning by moonlight, 11| TORNEY IS Rect a Pine Organs | Tithe Sabana te & abe waver Organs. } in the Bast would inherit the musical in- | | matte of the will, Fro other poned. however, that they lve Inj} her "AUGUST 1 ee fee Fair's wife for years ran a famoun|fore the eld | As only @ Mmited number will be sold. A beautiful trip to the Pacific. of interest. REV. SCOTT'S BONDS FIXED AT |p. m. Rev. Mack Scott, the colored | WAGNER’S BAND preacher with eriminally aa a sauiting 15-year-old Mary Hall, a member of his cor raigned before Justice RR TICKETS 1, 50 this morning and his bonds fixed at je |#8.000, | ‘The court stated that de view of the fact thikt life imprino On sale at Lee's Pharmacy and|ment might be the penalty if cc Waterhouse Co., Burkd butiding. he did not think the surh ex- The preliminary hearing m fet for next ‘ednesday “coax” some people to make Bf) * WOT SPRING BATHS | puma avenve rwearen 22:2" “geri ie OF VALUE rey bean we ten ee $25.00 Values Till Aug. 23....$!2.50 Porcelain Tubs. Best Bervice. Phone Main 867. te. | Seas Scene Wactiaced article we sell to you is ith the defense of John Considin T Morrie Will not state pontively | A uy ro ater fetes G0 or 2 for B60, Halrout 150) SF Patil, nowee yticce Bel tiRh ‘Shave 10c 4c, We, Coolest Theater in the City, | Young Men’s Suits Money 31 to 35 chest measure, values $5.00, $7.00 to $10.00. TILL AUG. 23, ONE-HALF PRICE. Men's Vests, all wool values, $2.50, $2.00 and $1.50, for $1.00, ve whether or not he will take the cane. ™ Gecond Avenue South, Under] pvery Night Thin Week—Only Mat- [but it Is kenerally thought that if the ONE OF THE CRADLE ROBBERS | St. Jomes Hote) inee Saturday, necessary business arrangements are| RECEIVES 30 DAYS IN JAIL | made, he will defend the accured | ‘The Great Sensational Melodrama, | minister 1 of helping n being convict Pi ii Whine altar adie, tne ther, cot was veplanded to the 1 Ives, a 15 a callar, $1.00 wach We “The Tide of Life” county jail in default of ball te 5 k aver | Boys’ and Children’s Suits s 0 Shirt Walete for tay An aaa hahah anak Tl . | Vestees and Norfolks, ages 4 to to, handsome styles in newest fabrics; values $2.00, $3.00, $4.00, $5.00, $6.00, $7.00, ima am 3 Our stook is large and is being H) rI1.L AUG. 23, ONE-HALF PRICE. . Next Week— 2 Theaters Par When youcan Two-piece Double-Breasted Suits, ages 8 to 16, values $3.00, $4.00, $5.00, $600, $7.00. TIL AUG. 23, ONE-HALF OPENING SUNDAY NIGHT OMmrrrmurnmnnme | "1B find an article nowhere else, PRICE. Weidemann’s Big Show dine.” | $400, Both went to jail in default, | ivet come to us. Wash Suits for Children, ages 3 to 8, value soc, 75c, $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00. TILL AUG. 23, ONE-HALF PRICE. *' pm Jersey” In the| Hart will probably be tried today bunday, Monday and Tuesday, tor the Paorne Spectacle Sign comedy 7 we Pin street. 39 nadine,” f ek’ bill Men’s Golf Knee Pants, $2.00, $3.00, $4.00 and $5.00 values. ONE-HALF PRICE. EE hive your eyer eommcted | “Down In Egypt Kne —— phaplea Dae ke thence, i ta. A special drive in Men's High Grade Mercerized Shirts and Drawers, blue stripe, red and brown stripe and solid light Wednesday and Thursday the entire week and should crow | tan, value $1.75 each. TILL AUG. 23, $1.20 EACH. Oil and Refining Co. the house at every performance A special value in Men's Merino Shirts and Drawers, striped and plain, s0c and values. TILL AUG. 23, 25¢. |In Up-to-Date Comedies and High- | “Miss Hursey f oa | class Vaudeville. next 1 Soong block of vice ot ooo| “Dixie Land” We te de Co ae eee nessa | for this week. If you are a Golf Shirts, $2.50, $2.00 and $1.75 values, TILL AUG. 23, $1.50. Wares nearly ail wold, That recenn ‘acne eh i008 | judge of values, we can sell you Elk Four-in-Hand Bows and Strings, soc. to be had at gc per share, Friday and Saturday, houses at ¢ ¥ t ’ ing stock will do well to wait ron for thane hand glasses and triplicate mir- 4 promptly, Barly advance 1 18 MORMISBON, 4 tong " it Mutual Lite bide, Scat. EXAMINE @ Beninghansen’s SOUVENIR cups They Are Swell | rore—even if you don't need #] Fat Bargain “The Steam Laundry” |i. \ovieh. tomo 4—Strong Vaude them, GLOBE BLOCK | E one MAIN 1240 | Agents for John B, Stetson Hats, the best in the world, Derbys, Fedoras and Novelty shapes, $4.00 and $5.00. Hawes $3.00 guaranteed Hats. Yop: can pay $5.00 for Hat and be no better satisfied than with a Hawes for $30. Earl & Wilson Collars, Cuffs and Full Dress Shirts Monarch White Dress Shirts, also fancy colored and golf styles. We Sell High-Class Haberdashery at Moderate Prices Derby Hats, in brown, the $3.00 Haw uaranteed Hat. TILL AUG. 23, ONE-HALF PRICE. Derby Hats, in brown, other best makes, TILL AUG, 23, ONE-HALF PRICE, \F jing Third | vartety to sel ling pinay ¥ | and will be followed by * e Steam Laundry next week will be th on introduced w w Suffolk, L. L The route A Great Comedy Hit, “ The Harrington Reynolds Company In the Funniest of All Farces, ‘MISS HURSEY From JERSEY SUMMER PRICES | on Belles,” which ts 4 |the postman can « easily than he ¢ DAVIS BOUND OVER 1 of rob #1 First Ave. Time ra will put on Rose Sydell's “Lon ibed as} jail