The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 30, 1902, Page 1

CONSPIRACY OF FIGHTING FAKIRS ; la Ftpose of the Queenan-Turner Deal Disgusts | I ea SZ Sy eee | GEREREERE SE, WASHINGTON, SATURDAY EVENIL G, AU +U8) | Lovers of Honest Sport---Frank Crowley Tells | : ee ae a7 avenue | What-Many Guessed--How About Crane ? ace is | eee sue Ld es The fight last night was a fake, insomuch that the decision was prearranged. The Star, as early as Wednesday night, knew that the result would bea draw. The following letter is not the work of a card reader or clairvoyant. Frank Crow- stands high in integrity. “4 ° ~ The ori; eal letter is on Po in the Star atom, Tie. mon mper, 2 see it. They. also satisfy themselves by corresponding with Mr. Crowley, as he has given his Tadress. He is well known in ing Srciee ie the West. Hew a personal friend Corbett and, imfact, knows ail the ing fighters. Ag js sche San Francisco, Aug. 25, 1902. Sporting Editor Evening Star. My Deat Sir,—I saw personally all the correspondence that a between Rufe man while they were arranging the match that is to be held 29. In one of his letters Queenan said to Turner, very boldly, not agree’ to lose, or at least make a draw, he, Queenan, would aot the match, offering as an excuse that he could ndt afford to take any chances 0 his business interests in Seattle, which, he said, would Turner, know, would never have fought Gans, had the latter, who is also a notorious fakir, consented to allow him to stay up to the round, which in itself Would be quite a feather in Turner's cap to Tose to the a case containing @ large number of Bieo-gubel ‘ters was won yeater- umbrellas now tee one side of day by Soeaie in three atraaht M4 heats, Oveta second. Ollie N. witl ‘ ‘ween Twenty-sixth and Twenty- Portia Knij an & second, won (he ftander Addition, located on the Madrona Park car Bas boty se etions mm the ly 12 #00 Juvenile stakes for three-ye ninth avenues, is one of the best and yp te chown on the above plat, and I will 's demand, and the match was made. I am as sore 2 fake fight, and will always do my level best to knock every tobe a fakir. I don’t want you to mention this in your paper, but I have not told you right, Then use your own good judgment. the men who suffered from make the : ; te of $5.00 and Today Won by Doreen, fret; Red Spinner, permente of Mstihe emt piataly’ sesirieed. “ rs 4; O'Day, third. Sail very i» cleared, alkee: ter. hy risted thet we ghee with Denoren and’ Hacking were toler, w@ [tae feces teceorea: tar Rie: es elec Frrculy-pexenthavenaa erased, pared and tevate owns of a bargain” tn ral estate t * or four- and w ; 4 jummer SMe toctecccmuene sinker Si ater fea condi Gas te Morya hone gma are soe te Dad Reminders the « psa , , always one. agree lay dog. J BERLIN, Aug. 90-—Tre king of! five and a half furlongs Pettigrew ‘will be bul ts the at in the city, t# centrally located, has good car service. Only T.write you simply in the interest of honest sport. ‘espectfully, Italy, accompanied by the kalser,|got first, Tourist II. second, Lenort Ta + oy 0.000 schoo! houre, is dry and level. y FRANK CROWLEY, pag har ray ds «i I Eneear Lee do the two pee stract from the Booth-Whittlesey-Hanford Abstract Co. showing’ s perfect title, fur- West Hotel, San Francisco, Cal. eo. pb > | Pik Ty ty et Bd nished to each purchaser, ‘ Cheered ° ermanent Address: 1001 El Dorado Street, Stockton, Cal. ry even the | tae cade ty v cathe he owners that the | flag company on the return to the t acandal involy- jsecgeucnees see wee tein | my a Beresors ce F M JORDAN as ee | , $2000, partie’ ooteeee by Insurance. P0 T ge His only strong opponent was Ld s oe a yp “ ‘The loss in the printing and Gibraitar. the other favorite who got “® | Persons who witnéssed the fight last night are nearly of one opinion, which ot ee te take R LAN place. 2 and 3 Colonial Block, N. E. Cor. Second Ave. Bp ti a decision was arranged long before the battle occurred. Queenan is keeping . ‘ it today and could not be seen, but Turner, Referee Crane and James Mor- ani 4 and Columbia St. Phone Red 56 latter well known in sporting circles, are quoted: peices ordena there was a steady stream of water | ———— Pioneer Place. The coming through from. the floor CHIEFS OS aes he kcaees oo ates coun coal within the reach ofall, namely 10 per cent, cash, and belance in monthly iif RUFE TURNER # ire Bit im sity | Beg tft : a fe =e i sf _ TN || TRACTS the Finale Tonight — Five acres of land on Renton car line, within 12 minutes of Pioneer ready for platting. NO PERSON AGAINST IT Public Market Scheme Favor- @ ably Discussed from Hetel- square, e vail at : ! i; if i fl is FES HI i ist 3 i i a8 i if Hs i re} 1B i Bight. acres, near Green Lake, al- ready platted; a bargain. come off at it doubtful whether the latter will = greatly in, vigor the ®/rwenty acres, 20 minutes from Pio- tion by the city council when fetelia, werrere wares, tee neet square, on Renton car line, the market question comes up fet cterviews with H. 2 Interviews thing for an hour or tw: of = "1 ae , be well to go prepared x keep off the street until the cruel war Ferment is over, The ball at the Armory . bi appended. They clearly indt- bs — Re gg BK 4 1S WILL CELEBRATE IN GOOD OLD-FASHIONED operant wile ot baa Kime, “and atter | the. Jabour WAY AT WOODLAND PARK—BIG PICNIC—SPORTS, BAND De mon of the city @n the market platform which has been used FR if pandemonti question. stage in the German village AND DANCING faanes. ot hat Be Bunbar Will aise be trenetormed Into s tem day te 10 be caeoratnd ty flume, ented ponte In the| Ang ota wnciatt'is oferel arpe cuss $| LONDON, , one. mienora | Hensler Coot des coat Hs ot tle im re- a Tay ot Sood | wee t to be in finmes. The|@ where public markets were #s- fords ‘informal, this year. |SPrINS water nil over £4 | gremen were greatly handicapped by |@ tablished. and my experience ‘The former Tarn. ‘Masking and costumes of fan- ra metas (Sane wee ee ee he crowd ‘but did excellent work in | with them has been many chief disclaims any intention |@ tastic descriptions are a neces- mittee of the: ty Ha be: tecan phen rongly favor the establlahment : “sy sary adjunct of @ Mardi Gras were by the | A concert by Wagner's full band < of one in this city, 1 do not @| % Fe-entering the political seid. balk, but wearing them outside : there a now |afternoon. ‘There will be dancing in| Med by the different mogebants, Fit- 19 wim ee ri a” a cannot Ree forbidden. he ike ; times for all | the pavilion during the afternoon and|\*en minutes after the fire opers- 1@ ho'denied that ii is not Just that I wo NOME poe i oP A at A) = eee w ‘ evening, and after nightfall the park fone OM 1@ farmers and gardeners should quest of the police authorities, ‘will be brilliantly iJuminated. Seamer t00 tr eo fact ee, fre i -4 be compelled to dlapose of thelr bly be . The Concert ones by =) joe through middlemen, | ‘The celebration committee, con-| Work of the fire laddies was deemed hen the middle man is elimin- Wit net as Babhton tact year ‘ BA I Hl CAB of R. B. Hesketh. J. Hill, Geo. 3 or at least subordinated, several hold-ups were made by anne ee “rhe store in which the fire startea|® Ata: Kulies, Geo. H. Rerriecs C F. A-| was occupied by several different |@ Poth the mana and the con- masked men, who were sup- : os 4 to be merely pursuing an program aresaneeet: side of the store wea occupied by the | wvck'as one OF. tne largest viento. be in whe attitude of Foe cat REISE 5 * wish to in the attitude of TURKISH BATH cs “Raymond” ....Thomas '1@ mark cy y being even Indirectly responsi- | p taste els. jon, “Romeo and Juliet” |Y the Denny Coryell house. | ‘The |® market. hol ones BS, ue Sn amamnenn, Obie 1@ bie for any crimes or unexcus- ae eee rand scale at Woodland |, ‘Valse ‘trom |Umbrelia store, real estate office and |® could hardly do without it. Tt ae ble diaorde EXAM HEM. street cars will i Deitdes| Jewelzy store were on the north side.1® ia open every day in the year, ppeckneete ane tons of mer- |B Oe cernival is scheduled to ¥ CALL AND INE T aa|¢ 2 ee : “More. room in the fact, where’l wha in the hotel @| Steamsnin, Nome City | salle to] clove ot midnieye anette so r “4 ome evening with « cargo, . ra ly. Open a savings account with us ‘ Ld hence aan AMENY |@ huainees Betore coming to, B4- | Nien Includes avouy 40 tone “ot |g bei! wenieh wm, marcely un Slang try kt a0 wil Go Te Stewart & Holmes Drug Co, hotel is situated over the Hore and |@ market places which the people erates nine machinery and 2816 ie Cxhibitors will undoubtedly @| Northwest Trust & Sate Depesit Ce. Aa SouTid ime front rome were |@ have emphatically refused to Re is aaihiieimsenes begin carrying away thelr die 04 West Columbia Street, is the first door north of the store. market here would be a good WEATHER FORECAST Y Sat we Biree over “es How It All Happened thing.” D. Hamm Beattie and Vicinity—Tonight and w. Wy, Shepard. gon of the owner “The only question is: Has @| Sunday, fair, with light to fresh ; Box, had just opened the! geattie a population large @| north Winds, i o fe ‘The committer hga| Teller siening oe Mie morning /@ enough to support a public @! cy ammgAMAI ARRESTED GROCERY CO. ‘© prize of $: wi ry le market. As to the value of a chi Sang ere” So pape A ee BS sy market to a large city, there Upon @ charge of robbing Geo 5 lows Jace and explosion, and whole rear re 1290-1222 tn. Phone, Mall : * be no ditt f | Ostordoy, au electrician, of $9, M. iN be werved on the|12. (a) Entre Acte, from rt of the store a sheet of flame. ope te Ea at ¥ opi Fox, wis ways S Ghcanhertn 1 ave. 2 | ¢ity prices, but all who BOR cos scrraz ; 40 ate free to bring their! (bd) “The Ragamuffine’. Foans Shepard ran out the front l@ lived in. or visited, hae a | was arrested by Policeman Holt this ‘1981. market, and would not do with- Ding. walk the flames had enveloped thel® Our it @ lodging house below the coal bunk- entire store, and were rushing out , Of the front doore, the only outer. |@ marect fete sonvonienue Inn @| CN Munger, chiel clark of the DuL|@ bis market the householder ler ote turned fn the ainrm trom finds the best of everything, at LA were together in reasonable prices, In thin city ¢ | and 4 and Trucks 1 ond’? and Chiet|@ Haken a whole day for x pur oy 4 chaner to make a tour of the 7 Cook, responded, markets auch as he must make ©] SCRANTON, Pa, Aug. 90.—~There LOWER ‘ ] ‘When the apparatus arrived, the|@ jt he wishes to get first-clans was no violence here this morning. whole front of the store and up to|® produce Crawford Freestone Peaches, initio ‘ reo crowd trie o aad , the second story of the Arlington With us at the Butler it cen eefag onlomhenor Paley ten fine eating, or to preserye; per rine Te MONDAY hotel, wis a-shest of flame. There 7 net eb erent deal who returned to work yesterday, to J IN STORES UNDER ARLINGTON HOTEL EARLY | van very tittie smoke. Men, women |@ Nitarence, since we ber in laree romain out on atrike, but was un- |p cle—S0e, We will be ready with our new lines of Pall Goods, including Silke, Underwear, Hosiery, Rib- THIB na re Fishing Oust of tho|® quantities through a few tnree @| successful, The crowd quie il ts MORNING CAUSES GREAT COMMOTION AND ESTIM quan rote or bi Fhe; ead quietly’ ty R. T. Shannon Grocery Con Dress Goods, Millinery, Cloaks and Suite TEO PROPERTY LOSS ABOUT $15,000 ‘ob ers half dressed. at on DRIVING CLUB STAKES TO BE | lo Wholesale and Re! Outfitters bons, etc., ete. ete, Bach article will bear the Leader's remarkable some in their night a whriet: ind children cried. very 1 a | ‘ T. 1 TI low prices, an rite expionton of gasoline in room of the Denny Coryell Company | Jée could be heard for blocks. CONTESTER FOR MEETING | TAMAQUA, Aug'O0.—There were —_— ‘remo Box drugstore at 1219 Virat| «nd the postofiice news stand of ‘An aly Pight ; ALL TOO SHORT no disturbances, here last night or = Blanch 1. Baker, Chief Ralph Cook | things ore NOW, and. must take |thi# morning. Gen. Corbin’s orders| A BAD . ot started = ed the fervent | ot the fire Gepartment gotimates the! A couple of wttsama of water @ things are now. and must tak ‘This te driving Club day At the} tor the troop to shoot, had the ef-| A P apg ng at first pr (j nat has occur-| damage wt $16,000, which Is partially | put on the flat 4 tor five min Whother the fermer. would unity if Anec ect OF qualling wotous strikers. Hw M. MeDonald, 4 Pili covered by thburence | this wan we dawn. ¥ iBenaorat rently. by the cwtay. @| track and the last day of tt pent | fect OF quatling wtotous strik a agningt BM. McDonald, who A Mow Colas Bich, Maes bh a0 Bad her, Ddy aed Cig Ce. M of | 7 Mr. Shepard of the Pill Box phar by the chemicals co meeting. ‘The Driving Cl ub has | . pe Dletk, ‘will Epotabiy be macy, Higden and Mr. Bhamek |in the store, It made an y . Bossibly buted @ subsrantial sum to the | con e tre ; oni » Dee eee eaten. ihe tees 04| Atter Ot.6 Y ining tor Kare ar puirwes for ruumers and the |i ti br fasten Ga aging A pee bo Rg As Ay i onl cote gp Ap eesti eee tttate office of F:| the building which Is owned by the lft wae practical) "1 * the ure GOOF linet night Mires nolale fen me. MoClurg made the Pg ep i, Were aM completely | jcirkrnan estate presented by | tes more, and it was out bonefit t among @| tiding this afternoon, eral side | whoot all person® who tay be seen ‘se poor Will be presented, and arket, Tam not . Waker and flames Dovid Gilmore, ty wbout $2000. |store was a Wreck. Broken bottles, |@ his customers.’ @| featur ! ntroduced. | ty bu CHARITY MEETING the SOuiie $n th z i: i 2 | lp hrowing missiles, and to use Bayon 2 It has developed P “0 for the coming ne Ar-| Ca Gilmore, who lives in the Ar-|onarred fixtures and blackened jis ie re are on the card. spon any mob which may atteck/that the money belonged to Lercher| The Charity Organization soctlet: 3 el 0 0 3 y | Season. arity workers are ine . ‘Metal, the benerment store-| ington hotel just above the burned /are ell that remain, The tram Seecece cocccccacceoooces | The Goattle Star purse of $000 tor [thom j#nd had been tajsen from bim bx Mo- twill hold its regular gonthly vited to be present