The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 1, 1903, Page 8

READY TO VOTE FIGHTING —_—_—-— Slaughter Houses Apply for a Writ of Mandantus to Conmuet Stay of Pro- ceedings Pending Annwat (Special to Th OLYMPIA, W Rumphries the cane of the pany againat company, and writ of appeared in Star) 1 1 Post Mt At King en under The apr in the ing ART AT THE CARNIVAL HALL BROTHERS OPEN AN EXHIBIT OF 200 LANDSCAPE ANO MARINE PAINTINGS TONIGHT ANIHOW, Tne GIRLS ST. PAUL ARE WEARING EM Tonight at the labor carnival Hail; paintin on exhibition is that of brothers, the landscape artists, wil) Tunes aay h to veluedi at $ F tings are of Sno open a free exhibit of what t satd | ° m, weeny « the Co by art critics to be the largest and) jumbia . in California finest showing Of painting of | among th v tain scenery ever seen in. the | lumbia a gity, More thar sintings of the jie a large painting see r K and his/and a view of the Pacific ocean at brothers have complete e past mouth of the straits | five years for exhibition at the Bt { the Olympics Loule World's Fair will be shown et | These paintings are to be went to| ‘There ie a large exhibit of work Bt. Louie next month, and it wlll | of local artints In the booth adjotr be the Iast apportuntty of Beattie |ing that in which the Hal tit | people to see them. is to be given. Paintings by Mes. B. | At the request of the carnival) Parrot F Mra. Alma Royer Lor- | committee the collection Was|raine, Mrx. F Whitford, Mrs, Drought from Harper, on the west | HL. Gray n, 2 ide ef the sound, where the sum | Nogieberg, Mise W anit Mite . mer studio of the Hall brothers i#| BS. Bush are to be seen. . There | the located, to the carnival for © also some specimens of em Th exhibition, ‘The exhibit i in charge | broidery by Mrs. A. V¥. Moxit and | of Virgil Hall, haries 12. and D.| Mra. Wisen. fo & -4 3. Hat bene at po mt on a The antique $50,000 altar cover of | ew tad ewe alty Sketching tour in the Selkirk moun-' J, C. Moore Ie also shown The taing in Britis Preheips the bh Columba. seve exhibit is tn jentious Lote and Mise G oharee of Mra Ada} dagood | FOLLOW HER HUSBAND TO THE PENITENTIARY 1 he has been a prisoner he convineing evidence against him, and even the Mary Holl shortly bete Confident that her husband is be- sine tmx punished for another's crime.|. 7 Mra, Scotty the wife of Mack Boott, e her deatll.| or ted H-yeer-old Mary Hall. | did not for a minute shake the wife's him to Walla! belief in Scott's innocence. | ie * may benear| The colored girl died a few hours! br iby was born at the Crit « Griffin. | tenton home. her last words| le the county| were: “I hope God will forgive bin ed her | The baby boyi has been adopted and although she|by = Christian family, and has « Y¥ indigent clrewm-| good home ®ances, has kept him supplied with| Scott wae taken to the peniten al the delicactes of each season tiory (hie afternoon. oe a, ae FOR A NEW POPE ‘THE CONCLAVE OF CARDINALS TO SELECT L. BEGAN TODAY—OATH OF SECRECY TAKEN SUCCESBOR ROME, July t—The conctave Creator.” | which has for its purpose the #e-| The conclavists then traversed in | of & successor to the Iste|@ procession along the royal path | Leo XIII. began today. where bulls regulating conclaves | All the cardinals entered the vat-| were read and the oaths administer. | foan this morking for the iaat time | ed. | prior to their voluntary confine-| Prince Chini, the hereditary mar- | Ment in their tiny cells, where they | shal, cleared the vatican of every-| Will be immured until a new pope| body under orders from Cardinal | has been chosen Oregiia, who then cloned and locked | was a mass of Ghost, | the doors on the tnside. which * celebrated by Cardinal) Chini at the same time locked the | Oregtia, who i# acting as temporary | doors on the outside, where he # guceessor to Leo. This function was | tioned himself to prevent the ad. followed by Cardinal Sardi, who pro-| vance of anyone who had not the nounced the proeligendo pontifict, | authority of Oregtta himeelf to ap exhorting the cardinals to a prompt | proach and holy election, The first ballot for the new pope Then the Sistine chotr sang “Vey! will be taken tommorrow mornin INVESTIGATED MAJOR BINGHAM 5 CHARGES _—_—_—— Local United States Marine the Port Orchard, #0 much so that @pectors Whitney and Turner investigation this morning in| had become hysterical. ir offices in the Pythian bu Capt. Barlow testified tn h ing of the charges preferred against we that he did not believe the Capt. Harry Barlow of the steamer | Cartwright was at any time in dan- Port Orchard, by Maj. G. S. Bing-| ger of ing rammed by the Port bam, U. 8. A. ‘The latter claimed | Orchard, as he could have stopped that the Port Orchard, in violation |the latter within 100 feet of the of the rules of navigation, crowded | government steamer at any moment the new government steamer Cart-| if necessary. wright on July 2%, while coming| Chief Engineer Breynan and Pure- @r Looney in their testirnony large- ubstantiated the statements of that they eed no signe of fright among the passengers of the Port Orchard, which was not going at exceptional- ly quick speed. craft investigation was concluded at noon, but it will be perhaps week before the inspectors make Chiet ¥ Purser Looney of the Port were placed on the stand and gave testimony. inspectors. the dacision Capt. Barlow ywed to continue in command Capt. Jackson said the Port Or-|of the Port 01 ard. chard crossed the stern of the - - o——— wright twice and followed he in, ‘ Tioskly that it’ the latter had been |-inger Longer, Lucy; Leaning obliged to stop suddenly the Port on the Lake 4, in bie iudement. would in into the Cartwright; that Spend Sunday at the Mathiesen “ Enjoy the lal 4 the chick- the Cartwright had blown the dan- jen dinner. These din' becorn- signal at the suggestion of Maj.jing famous. Take Inu at Leschi Ingham and that th ngers on | Boat Hotse or Old Renton car on the Cartwright were considerably | Washingt atreet, of dinner frightened by the near appronch of ¥Y told byl this ee en OF PETROLEUM ON Skagway roing with 4 Fine Furniture FREDERICK & NELSON Fine Furnitur Prices for Housefventshings | Hints of the Cost of Goods You Need Our House Furnishing Department is keeping pace with the rest of this store in bringing for fall at moderate prices. believe that, quality Glassware and Fine quality White China Cups and Saucers, per dosen....§2.00 Resutiful Glass Berry Sets, consisting of | lara and € email dishes abe 10-pleee Cerman China Dinner Rete, decorated with festenrn ing of Noves and Gold Trimmings—« beauty 620.00 1 lot T-inch Assorted Jerdinieres Se per dosen Wood fram guaranteed Feederick & Nelson Complete Houselurntahers ner Humboldt paseengers, | placer cle. © of whom, H.R, Hendersen, re the colored prencher who criminally | which followed the birth of her chiki | turned from Housewares are the lowest hereabouts, do not handle inferior grades of goods in this department r any other stock of this store. flown English Glass Table Tumblers. No. § Heavy Copper Nickel Clothes Wringer Streeter Cold Mandle Rensible Sad Trone per rat Globe Wernicke “Elastic” ts the original and onty up-to-date sectional book-case and is made by the manufacturers of such goods in the world. i's f in 2 variety of grades, sizes UP ' a it wae that @irte coulte vine any | Her how the Mt. I girts do ite | 11 y goods houses have tried to bring the Fartarut wire wit ~ SPENT THREE YEARS IN ALASKAN WILDS H. AR. HENDERSON SAYS HE FOUND MUCH GOLD AND TRACE KUBSKOKWIN RIVER Hie says he hae staked severa sa end han already ship yokes” of gold dust arrived ped out fat a three years’ prow He also chiimw te have diecoveted pecting trip on the Kuskowin fiver | indications of oli ih the country. He) the vicinity of Mt MeKinley, Me| will return immediately with & min ngs cut a glowing seem of the ling outfit mont wn country he has Just! Capt. Ba: ft fire whieh (Incorporated) for the Home forward reliable merchan We have every reason to our prices for China, We considered, fleur de lis pat- 1 Piated Tea Kettles soltd rubber rollers Book-Case Incorporated 24 Ave., Madison, Spring Sts. THE SEADTRE STAR eamer Clomett arrived at Whitehorse July 20 fi ‘. P ‘ f S t d a, ; Bargain Prices lor Saturday peer ee bre pee i cor, too, will join in making # bargain list without equal at They generally ut the wna The Bie ® ot and the Wet, ” ‘rent may of the articles in the Basement that » few pen reports in regar trike he Leader, ton w . hot exagge rocks were ic. wan Pana nearly completely staked, and soars | so Will, Buy ighnut Cutter ity of grub in the carp waa driv=| ¢ ‘ ‘ Or erick B..Funrton arrly : i rants | op She Biakome Gatbeadl agway ber 2o Will Buy ‘en At - mtu o'clock, and the d was greeted cot : th | tat t ure « hy ir Livingston, ' wes nets m pt Bargain Btore tomorre acoqnt of rhe | J a it ee ee | var THE ORCHESTRA PROGRAM The f & list Of nelections will be rer 1% cehutes tale tra from 7 til 10 tomor Cookle Cutters ' ‘ eopAshtor | Carpet acke ' t ka * Nerbert | Doughnut Cutters. “ »thplcks H * Shieppere | Tea Mirainers et Mops t 1 ¢ Je Naseve 6 Ade Waitt Can Openers | «* arn Houp Strainers we y 1” Gere Tea Birainers raters Art. Haines 1S dak Suemers. " ¢ Piisen...Laders 7 Brush Hotder ter Forme. Korker MR. HERTOGS FALL THROUGH | Potato Masher J Bpoone. usa SIDEWALK—WANTS $10,330 o a mae Rape Fa gg «ob tive oe Rag Tic tee Seon ‘ olde tle Will Buy at Lifters w Spoons. 1 rm | Wire Covered Asbeston Mre, Amelia Mertow, through he ae 8 7. i * | Mats, ee ean aw . | 60 Will Buy ane | 120-Wiilt Buy this morning “er - - " Pollet 0 Will Buy Large Spoons for Injuries alleged . Cork Berews =i Fire Shovels sustained by 1 rm a Knives fectiy « T Coffee Strainers ‘ . ote aie trainers. | 2 ; } Forks. - r | Trape 14 F | mic July §1.—Wheat, Te Will Buy en Bie oe the Wi Ow 2 | | Mommere wets fren Berubbing Brush ' Strainere ing “ » | Flesh Fork. AUCTION OF CAPITOL . oreias keamon Back Suck owe Pola. | ich Zork | | ta A oT sete. F wen a 4o Will Buy HILL LOTS 1@ in Cure Saretagy ties s dow. Clothe Hooks — } Goap Holder r ke rner Oalvarined Clothes Wire. omens h Dippers Shoe Brushes. Bisven Lots Will Be Sold Next oe eae neh Ladle Potato Bike Saturday j ¥ ‘ 106 Will Buy | 160 Will Buy / 1 nut Cutters o a Knives Patty Pans I have purchnsed from t w Yair hpicks. | Br 2 thvestment conspany thirty | phony he | Fs ves find it m 8 , 1 17e Will Buy gpaiize » & part o I Craters Tea Balls. Lat PUBLIC AUCTIC rey Be Chepetng ‘Kndves j kind of terme. Maines with destruction on July % was dying out when the Humboldt Se as dre dase A donee The Store kicta of the town, That © destroyed The wind ¥ Leads in oO wave the town P attacked by Low Prices 18 respect at Whiex Broome m Mieventh Ine Kove Polish Berubbing Brushes an wi be fines August Realization | August Realization Sale | Sale F. W. MERRICK 703 First Avenue andy | ito Mill or Broadway-Pike o the ground. | pemnber 2p m Baturde: ELMO M. JOD | ~~ . nthe jewelry bust anteet values re Lowle Kiodt 10 Recond Avenw ° Jewelry Co. DAMS for tomorrow, Raturde Hersam, best quality Suger lowa Creamery Butter 25c Per Pound ADAMS Teas, Coffees, pions, Rage and Cheeas Mi Beoond Ave Realization Sale The last month of summer is at hand. By Sept. 1 we ex- pect to have all Summer Goods closed out. To do this we will make lower prices than ever before, in some cases cost not be- ing considered 350 Men’sNew This| 175 Men’s Finest Season’s Suits This Season’s Suits Butter, near Madieon Pet Quart Double Eagle - Tom Gin One bottle to @ customer oaly in desirable patterns and good weights, | These are the costliest Suits we handle, te | ae made by leading wholesale tailors ee splendid assortment to choose from, sold | of New York, beautiful patterns, finest earlier in the season at $15, $17.50, $20 fabrics, most skilled workmanship, sold earlier in the season at $20, $as, $27.50 and $30. | Area Et $85 Chifd’s Sailor |Mea’s Golf aad Blouse Suits Bom Shirts newest novelty coloring, also | values up to $1.00 (all sizes), blues and reds, ages 3 to | and $22.50. aga Bat= $10 Mean’s Golf or | Bicycle Pants good asortment, plaids and plain colors, values $2.50, 404 First Ave. South Both Phones Pink 1751 FREE DELIVERY. 3-50, $450 and $5.00, 10, values $5.00, $6.00 and | August Realization price Angust Realization price $7.00, August Realization retetee te eeee wenn s « AOSE $1.50. price $3.50. . firet-clase land. lendid 6-room houme, two barns, % ree cleared, good orchard, 1 miles Brom Seattle, two miles from fourtsh: small town, splendid water on the | ince, and 1.800 buys ft, on the easiest | hty acres of Child’s Wash Suits ages 3 to 8, values up to $1.25, August Realization | price §0c, i Men’s Outing & Crash Suits plain and belt effect, values $8.50, $10 and $15, August Realization price $5. Men’s Straw Hats the latest styles, values up to rrow $1.00, Come In and Secure This | | $3.00, for ton oting. | | “ht ge tayo couse —| GARBAGE BARRELS John B. Ault, Secretary. Our barrels are all our own manufacture and are made out of heavy galy. tron with heavy #teel hoo-s to protect the sides from being crushed tn. WY Beoond ave, Cor, hereby given that the “TOO rok holdern’ menting of | KARR a | via Bakery, Edmonds, ts for sale at attle | lene than cost of outft—establizhed | he | bustness; owner has other business, al ao - aa ny | WANTED—A gentle old he tor | * ho eg Fr GE Price, $2.50 and $3.50 m., Saturday, August! office for the purpose of! " for the en-| FOR SALE S Twen JOHN 2831—Phones-—IND, 1158 ERNST BROS. suing year of urth avenue | ye 6+ PIKE STREET a Eres Seraeee Rheawrwees ina