The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 10, 1902, Page 3

| 1330 2nd ave. Your money back for the asking Reliable Pianos CLINE’S PIANO HOUSE Some Day | il on hen you do come down. come | GaDiie AVE: site Umen Bt: compare our prides and qu % thee with those of other stores. | S@CO@e oe 8 rit! 4 sine Bie! Pquart Fountain Syringes, $1 ase] About 16 to learn the optical buat Second avenue SCHUCHARD OPTICAL Co, Kye Spectattats. ADOT Second ‘avenue, Beattie, Gidiyear Fountain Syringes x e Tar Soap. 2 size Cross Tar and Exe Soap, AML Tel. Down Sells Ladiew Suita Walats, Separate / Skirts, Bre | “THE RIGHT KIND.” eens ti ce Bie: | A BOY h Hair Renewer, Carters Swe ' batt G0 RRS | ness. Schuchard Optical Co, 1207 | You'll Be |CALMER Last Edition | 4 O'Clock p. m. ‘MUST BE SOMETHING Concerning Settlement of Coal Strike NEW YORK, Sept. 1Phe ete ticker at B o'clock wont ot the fol lowing Philadelphia diapateh } “it is semboftic announced the operators preparing a cir joular to be at the mines to: morrow, offer on work on Monday Later—The stock theker at 3: lock sent out the foliowjns We now have excellent auth tenying Philadelphia report y concessiona to be offered ing miners. . “raz TRAGEDY OF OPRPN ALL le LLINS, 8! ERMAN, FOLEY Co. | Free Delivery. Phone, Main 503. | & SECOND AVENUE. ‘\UNDERTAKERS Funeral Directors and Embaimers. 1407 First Ave. bet. Pike and Union Te will pay you to visit our store and talk to ws about your Hardware, Plumbing and Hot- Furnishing Goods, Hats ana air Furnace for your home. Shoes. 1404 Second avenue, new Times Building. ‘Ramaker Music (0. Moved te 1406 Second Ave. For Her Cozy Cornere—Exclue- ive Wall Decorations. For Hie Den—War relics and gun racks. For both—Prices at the lowest. Sears thay egg Saale “== Clothing 900 First Ave., Cor. Marton st. Pertinent (Questions Do you‘play the piano? | Would you like to be able to play lany plece ever composed? The An- |gelus will make you a master in the art without your knowing one note |from another. | You are Invited to come in and jhear it-—whether you Intend to pur- hase or net. _ We have just received « carioad of Spina Pita, ee Sherman, ( Clay & Co. fogether with « large number se 711 Second Avenue. and express wagons, hacks | buggies: aixo single and double at 1212 Western avenue. YOUR HOUSE WEEKLY PAYMENTS From 250 to $1.00 per week. Mattings, Art Carpets, Rugs, Blankets, Draperies, Window Shades, Comforters, Pictures, Thursday Mirrors, Clocks, Silverware We self the shington amano Folding Bene fully guaranteed, $6. It saves clothes, saven saves labor. 2, Cloaks and Millinery POLICE NOTES ad Tennant ar- Bee our new designe of Red- ‘Ging Hardware—Bronze finish - old copper finishes, sand B| rested Joseph on the water: GOpver finishes, old branes fin- @, front this afternoon. He will be held as a tin the #aloon hold-up fies, sand brass finishes, Bo on the waterfront yesterday morn ing We carry the stock. Mrs, Hevericigh ved. her Our prices are right was found this morning In & paw shop on Main street, It has been Our goods the best identified, and Bell, the pawnbroker, auys & man answering the descrip: tion of John Burns, who was yer terday bound over for trt # the one who pr Anderson John Hanso Rainier Hardware Company 121 FIRST AVENUE. were together last night 1, Bept, 10. BAN _FRANCISC at, 115 7-8, 116% Dancing Chi Prote: —-——--— | sronday and Frijay evenings. Pri- DIAMONDS, wri mw | Vt? lessons dally AE Nah Fe 8p. MTR TEE SS PY AE “EnER, BiAMont Albert Hansen TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. Lg Jewelry nowse ia the | hounework. 1616 6th. Queen Anne mn Anne car. | west; take e t or, Wilgon at Henke Halt | avenue. | WANTHDA good girl for menaral |‘ Hawaiian | board’ freighter Tampico, Capt. Atma: rived from Honolulu at nogn today |The westward voyage was rough, Jand head winds delayed the h ward passage. The ‘Tampl 4 a return cargo of coal | Details of the tragedy on the when August Walters, @ erasy fire ‘Tamptoo, were brought by the officer of the ship, Within 19 minutes after land lowered, the man picked hte unconstious body ‘placed on the |deck of the vennel. It was probably the quickest work of the Kind ever |done, The man died without being restored to consctousness. | “Man Overboard” | GOING ON Constant Rumors Afloat to the iking miners if they retura to |THE OCEAN Big S. 8. Tampico Arrives from lande—"Man Over- Loaded with 1000 bunches of ban- # and (0 tons of other Hawaiian products, the Globe Navigation Co.'s jioan, jumped overboard from the | he Nad Jumped overboard the steam- er had been put about, a boat manned ' | blowing it off and breaking tree The warm, dry weather haa been xceptionally fine for tomatoes, mel ne and cucumbers, and there has probably never been so large a ¢ Corn is now ready to cut in Kilekitat county. In other counties it ha» not }done v rh ur beet har vest will at two weeks. Hop picking « begin in the earlier yarda, and be general and un der full headway in a week, The t @ very promising ¢ and be excellen it can be ploked © wet Weather comes | Potato digging haw hardly begun yet, except ina faw early feids, It is thought the crop will not be above and fo na at Por with hot sur Ane Hitehting way on th t flats, According to report yield in average, nd there is more amut than here fore er in 8p Walla the listricts Of Whitman county The yields are fair to good in quan tity and of good quality, It ts, allo kether, about an avera rop, but not up to the high expe os Uae were formed earlier in the ses Fruit is turning out better ¢ iu was thought it would some time age |The trees hang very full, although ate App emall TO EXTEND # are in many Instances ‘There is Nttle change fn the buteh ers’ wtrike situation today Jtary Rust of the Western |Labor union, says that the upon the Frye-Brub ing effective and nded. A committee lett é r Bverett thin before the trades unlons of (hat olty jand a similar commitiee went to | Portiand for a like purpe ‘The striking butchers are extab- lishing fair shops all ower the city wherever the Frye-Bruhn Co. now ham a monopoly on the retail trade established at River Park = geeeer. POSSING ‘Tampico was only four days out from Seattle. Walters, who was 45 years lot age. had been complaining of i!!- |: “, and was probably out of his i mind. He bad been relieved his duties, when the ety of “Man lov rhoard” was heard at 4p. m. Failing to revive life tn the body arrangements were made for the |buriel. At 7 o'clock that might th oi: steamahip stopped. and amid ¢ \tolling of the bell the captain read |the burial service aud the Body ws lowered to its final resting place. ‘The army transport Seward arri ed at Honolulu Aug. 27, 11 days out from Seattle, bound for the Phill pings, She was mM good shape and to load 209 tons of coal to carry to Manta. - CORPORATE METHODS ST. LOUIS, Sept. 10.—Delegate Hannigan was taken from jail be- tifled that the bribery combine re- ceived $67,000 for Ailing the street car bill presented to the house of delegates in August of this year, The measure assured protection to the lives and property of passengers. LATIMER IS THE WINNER COLUMBIA, & ©, Sept. 10.—A bury C. Latimer will succeed Jobn L. McLaurin in the United States sen ate. Latimer is now 14,000 tem jahead of John G. Evans, his sole op | ponent in the second primary. Heyward wins out for governor over Congreseman Talbert. GOT IT IN THE NECK A sensational suit was filed in the federal court this afternoon by W. C. Fowler against the Great North em Railway Co, Fowler wa erly a brakeman in the employ of the company and wax severely injur- ed by falling from a tre com last February, as he allegen, through the fault and negligence of the company’s servants. He alleges that a few weeks af- ter the accident he was induced by the company’s claims agent and physician to relenae the company from all claim for damages on ac count of the necciaent, and to dis- miss a $20,920 damage sult upon the payment of $195 in cash, the nettl all hospital fees and t mise of an easy job for the bai nce of his working days as a brake He charges tha ated the agre him the discharged him after but nine day# He wants the ¢ wettlerment void fraud CLIMATE AND CROP REPORT ied ekly Summary of Conditiions in| Vicinity of Seattle. pr art to declare the the ground of tle, Wah, Sept. 9, 1902 k ending Sept, 8, 1902: The weather of the week was moderate lwarm and favorable for harvesting and uother farming work, as well hops. There were light showers in |the western section on the afternoon lof the ard, but th as # enough rain to be of material ben | ft to pastures or potat and ¢ Jiate crops, which are in much 1 Jof motature There wag no rain in ening @ though it was times, and stern sect y and thres jas winds did some damage to tralt,| Oyster Dav. fore the @rand jury today, and ter. | | dep THE QUEER C. L. Wooda, « walter in the Hix marck cafe, was arrested last night by Policeman Deigh upon a charke | of passing upon a patron of that re ilar, and also a nickel, gtd oid coins. Woods was arraigned before United States Commissioner Keifer this ing, and placed under bonds in the sum of $2060. He be given a preliminary hearin the #1 barge tomorrow, and the nickel charge Fri- day Secret Service Agent Hell says that Wode cofemses his guilt Beattie iw really flooded with them,” said Capt. BW. Hell, in charge of the local United States se cret serviee bureau, this afternoon. Reporters occasionally publish the fact that the town ts flooded with bogus money when there in but lit tle foundation for the statement. But now the fact cannot be dented “Within the past few days { have wuff from gambling houses and street car companies of the city. “Most of the counterfeits are quar tera and halves, dated 1901 and 1907 | ‘They are of good weight and work manship, and made of an alloy that closely. resembies silver in every way. They are dangerous coun felts.” DEMOCRATS OF PACIFIC SOUTH BEND, Sept, 10.—The in dent and democratic conven tion of Pacific county agreed u | treasurer, ‘I, | Butts; assessor the following ticket in opposit the republicans. and adapted the} name of citizens’ ticket: Repr ative, A. C. Ja audite: ton Smith; ¢ A. Co school superin form- | nat What-| | Madrona Park pavilion, wh | Murdock; comminsi dis. trict, John Clark, me tv M. Ballard; survey Jobne ton. The delegater ‘dem ‘atte convention structed, | but the nominatic joint jtor for Pacif) Wahkiakurn counties is conceded to Wahkiakum, ‘HOO- -HOOS CONVENE WHATCOM, Sept. 10. convention ofHoo-Hoow m city last night and initiated members. E k Evans w ommended for Supreme Vice Regent Snark, and Victor H. Heckman of Seattle for member of the suprem: nine GOOD SHEPHERD PICNIC TOMORROW Everything i# in reddinens for th to be given the ¢ of the Gos na park tomo: lren of the Hou: herd, at Mad: Fo ral kinds things caleul hearts of the children tved at the he ternoon a special stre the foot of James street fror All the donations were then sinters will have exclusive charge of tomorrow DEMOCRATS PATGH UP .: CONCORD, N. H., Sept. 70.—The lemocratic state convention today patched up all gold and sliver alt ferences and inserted a plank for Cuban reetprocity, substantially # dorsing President Roosevelt's att tue NEW YOR dept, 10.—The presi dent arrived at 1 k a un exceptionally fast run, 40 miles an hour being made at times. He im mediately boarded the Sylph for | BOYCOTT orning to lay the boycott matter jor speed carried their shoes in the! footed people do you t EAD—READ—READ, Laird-Schober’s Make bo you want theni? Your choice of our entire stock of Laid Schober @ Co.'s make of Ladies’ Louis Heel Pat ent Leather $7.00 Shoes, all ai) widths a palr Laden’ $5 row widths, a pal Half Price 81.98 « pair for 1 and $2.4 quality of ycle Hoots Do You Want Them? Bte One Lot Of Ladies’ and Children’s Sho all sinew and broken si odd lots; while they last. $2.46, Werth $5.00 1 lot of Ladies’ Intent up-to soles and Cuban heels; Laird while they last, a pair Infants’ Shoes Aird-Beh and 2 Ladies’ Shoes Ladies’ $3.09 Shoes 1.98 Ladies’ $2.00 Shogs Ladion’ $2.00 Shoes Ladies’ 14.09 Shoes Ladien’ 15.00 Shoes SINGULAR STREET CAR FATALITY JBRSHY CITY, Sept. 10. — Thie morning a trolly « the Bayonne line became unmanageable and rush ing around @ corner at a terrific rate ught & pedestrian, Minn Mary Taylor, on the fender. The girl clung desperately to the bump er until the car crashed Into another killing her and injuring « score « people, one of whom, Abraham The two care were partially tet! yped, and passengers and timbers ¢ thrown Into a heap. Miss Tay: lor was crushed against the platform f the other car and horribly m ated. Several passengers suffer broken bones, and nearly everyone either car was more or less pain ‘utned. PROCLAIM BLOCKADE WASHINGTON, Sept. 19.—Minis- |ter Powell cabled the state depart- | ment today that the Haytian pro istonal Gonaives and A to the nw has declared everal other ports mmerce of the world Admiral Killick | Pow ommanding the Pierrat, went down with the ship when It Was destroyed by (he German gunboat. The ad miral's body has been ‘recovered. BRUSH FIRE The fire department 4 out thin afternoon at 1:30 O'clock to ex Unguish a brush. fire near the cor. ner of nth avenue and Re- ublican street. The fire did no mage. LOST HEARING ON FRONT PORCH |: MARINE NOTES INSULTS WOMEN man was arrested upon « similar harge Plymouth Shoe Co. 707 SECOND AVENUE TIMES ARE CHANGED Since all the children went barefoot and all the men and women went barefoot six days in the week, and hands on Sunday until within sight of the m nowadays? bie, honest footwear, it is cheaper to wear shoes than to go barefooted. How many bare the Plymouth Shoe Co At the low pric Specials This Week Ys noi eabeescy “f AVE YOU SEEN the finest m ‘Try one pair Read these prices Ladies’ $1.00 Cor dies’ $4 and m and Finest Quality Com- fort Blippers; for this sale, Boys’ She Women's $1.00 Comfort All solid nervice, 1 lot of Ladies’ Comfort Shoes. $2.00 Bhoea for ) quality; for this sale only, & pair $1.60 quality, at, » pair 190 a Pair lot Infants’ Soft Bole Bh Boys’ $2.00 Shoes for...81.50 you want them? of Boys extra Calf Shoes, a pair , Bike ‘They did not accept We bought the entire jot at 66¢ on the dollar of their late | style of Tan Shoes, with heavy Beys’ “Stee! Shod” the regular $2.00 quality, for thin male Schober's and other makes get the benefit 48 | only 91.60 for Roys’ Shoes in the city? Bunker Hil! School Shoes bers make, the $1.60 quality: de you want them, while they last, at only & pair The Children’s Shoes 1 let Children wines £ 8%, 9, 9%, 10, 10) regvier price has been 91.75 and $1.50, all at the low price of, a pair..... 98 Cents Men's Shoes $1.25 Over 650 pairs Men's G: Kangaroo Calf $2. Fancy Shoes, you can buy them at ‘$1.26 a Pair an extremely low price; elim- —no flame to ignite draperies or other inflammable material. Our new contract provides for free installation and free re- wal of lamps. The Seattle 907 First Ave. Member of th SEATTLE PAYS PORTLAND BACK PORTLAND, Or batting’ streak when Sammy who is now having a good a WANT A NEW ONE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS RE- FUSES TO ARRANGE FOR RE- GRADING OF SECOND AVE- NUE UNLESS AMENDED PETI at the Grand last night Smith entrances an audience Rye was seen here Frank Daniels} Although Fer-| WATER FOR QUEEN ANNE Acting Superintendent of Water | Andrews ordered the pump station- mn Queen Anne hill started yess oar ereey aceount of shortage of Wa« ter on the hill. This shortage re- that he “dropped in.” His dia-) sults from the small mains near the summit of Queen Anne, and the large ins leading off from the stand« had the leading part, Hartman may be considered a large for the part, his wo Jale's bunch to the tune of 8 to 0, box for Portland that of Danie! couldn't withhold @ laugh every was good and his songs clever. cond only to the #tar was Webb as “James McSnufty,’ who was a wouldbe sufel Spokane a sponsible Otherwise, MeSnuffy turned out|time by the employment of this addi- rful make-up and his{tional pump. The pump will be kept ntil the weather condi~ natures of the majority of the y owners is filed with the was a strictly comedy one and |in servic PASSENGER AGENT wasn't anyt hout the wh Tacoma 6, Helena 4 ertain an Indian god, was stolen by McSnuffy, who is a “wee bit klepto- Say Good-by Its possessor ts irrestsus| Don't fail fo bid good-bye to the women, The eye} sailor boys on the battleships Ore- », for in a few attracted t auses ail of the trouble and leads | gon to may complications, days they are both’ to leave Puget Goon To Leave Standing of the Clubs Nautch girl in search wag as clever as ever, |sang well. Os with the 08 | few days 189 | steamers, ETAOINAOIN well done Races—Everett—Races Eye” « nade” opens Thursday night for ondsebaiihsticioca of the week, with the eX-| Go to Spinning for bicycle repairs, City of Everett 7 a | City of Byerett 7 a, m. or 12 r duced rates. rest Office of B. Alexander, Receiver of the late } Mechanics’ Clothing Co.'s Stock. SEATTLE , Sept. oth, 1902. Mr. A. Bridge, Pres. The Globe Clothing Co., 1003 First ave., Seattle—Dear Sir: Your sealed bid of Sixteen Thousand Three Hun dred, Eighty-One Dollars and Fifty Cents (16,381.50), for the entire stock of the late lechanics’ Clothing Company, proved to be the highest amount offered and is this day accepted. Please call at my office at once and perfect arrangements for the transfer and payment for the stock. Very respect ALEXANDER. The Entire Stock of the Bankrupt Mechanics’ Clothing Comy’y AMGUNTING TO OVER $50,000.00 WORTH OF- HIGH - GRADE CLOTHING, SHOES, HATS AND FURN- ISHING GOODS, BOUGHT AT A LITTLE LESS THAN ONE - THIRD ACTUAL VALUES, IS NOW BEING REMOVED TO THE Globe Clothing Co. Store 1003 First Ave. — NORTHWEST CORNER 1ST AND MAD- ISON STREET, IN NE WGLOBE BLOCK. WATCH DAIILY PAPERS FOR AN- NOUNCEMENT OF THE BIGGEST CUT PRICE SALE OF MEN’S AND BOYS’ APPAREL EVER KNOWN ON THE PA- CIFIC COAST. nesday at, the set, 60c, Rhodes Bros. Electrio Co. on, Theaters At Madison Theater opera presented was} matinee Saturday. e." ‘The piece itself is | Third Avenue Theater the best written by Herbert A Thoroughbred Tramp” Their operas have a/ Proved to be a record-breaker at the go” about them that al- “The | ¢ rule. The last time the] tnee, suffer by comparison with | ed The audier the lower districts. t of th of the city, the p and cor done” in India, |that saved his life, is 1 all of his acts, evil or be maintained successfully at im. ‘The fact is{tions change, which change ng but comedy opera aby, the eye of love, ly well put maintain: td a2 ste. and Wiscons Meyers, who had the role|Sound. Take Port Orchard Lee, @ Seattie boy, | P. ™m. ~ Was seen tt © aes delened Races—Everett—Race: rtha Davis as a pt, §, 10, 11 and 1% take girl, also does well. “The| City of Everett 7 a. m. or 12m sox tonight, The] deed rates of Ned or oe ist. His we of the Saturday matine At Rhodes Gres., 214 2d Ave. Old English Ware in blue, green and pink, decorated with ancient castles, ete. in sets of six cups and saucers, Breakfast Plates and Oatmeal Bowls, worth 75c und $1.00 per set. Your choice of any color Wed- ‘Tea, Coffee and Crockery House 1214 SECOND AVENUE when the “Toy Maker” wil be put. “Slippery Days” is the name of 4 the comedy running at the Madison “The Idol's Bye’ this week. The comedy is well put Ferris Hartman was irresistably'|on by capable people. Vaudeville features are introduced during the comedy, making the performance ® Conn, an Amerioay balloonist| Continuous one. There. will India. Th ‘The Idol's Third Avenue Theatre. Comedy and pathos are mixed with sensational tures, The piece will run alt is no exception to the! week, with a special Saturday mate rapid growth of system is inadequate, and can only ig with {ta smaller usage of the water and allow the pressure to be 2 at the top of the hill, f the| steamers, leaving Colman dock at and | 6:30, 9 and 10 a. m., 1:15, 2:30 and 4:80 teamer