The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 12, 1903, Page 8

COUNTY JUSTICE DREAMED HE WAS FOR THAT OR SOME O THER OBSCURE REASON, MAGISTRATE LAW OF BELLEVUE HELD AN INQUEST—AUTHORITIES SCAND+/ ZED a Why a Justice of the 5 seonid (ral , aA ; +4 eM an inqw when unty | Be . t eh ao " } pyr ner to attend to such | Of Mr Spread ' t | Watters, is a question that ¢ er lineman. ton \denty, He d Moye and Presecuting A Yi not know se of death Beott are pursting ove Pocae t fa D. K. Spraker, & Se He awk tw : Ger, dropped dead at Detlev sary to report t : and U told htm that if man was dea be ne wsary. Tt was I 1 y ot & not | Hay ath We hore time. Bert Rutterworth, the tt 1 Dr. Hoy 44 the undertaking firm which now ¥ at me charge of the body, ways that My enderstanding of th the fustice of the " had ald Pree “aA Feet Fuel to oid the inquest, “but | morning. “Is Unat & h ameitor said this ning | an y that there } t - 1 uation the he ty either SARMet atter is right praker b. Bt Retiovue friends ty the her he fell to the fo Within a few minutes: ; oe Justice of the Peace Law then held | -nse eh the inquest ben Bast evening the ight to Lepoht park and from | he bexty was taken to the Butterworth i in the dead wagon. what he first heard of the death, or | ton WOMAN WHO LOVED NOT - WISELY LEFT TO MOURN SAMES MCCORMICK, ALLEGED BIGAMIST, DISCHARGED FROM CUSTODY—NO PROOF OF FIRST MARRIAGE the house; ft been tried |b & oor by is tate asi aad Mecoanicoc a: HERE 170 1U tornes. F « Eviience suffidient to secure a w 4 gtvir wai Senviction could fot be obtained, as | rodety, at first. “Don't you think f ho record « be fou ¢ Me-|k better then that. lam going Cormick’s » . ena \ , Who claims t his flest and only | th I wilt t 4 that lawful wite rr wor it wae the same ol4 story with a smart, didn't abe, baw Bad ending for the piain hard work L She tx had been comvin good as fte whom he|affair with her i Anna MeClure, married last January You can’t b “What will happen to Mra Mc-|for feeling teadly Gormick No. 1—-your common-law jer said “She b wifeT’ one of MeCormick’s fel Prisoners asked him, as he was tothinkof. Are you not galeg to up bie extra shirt and|do anythiog for her ot ail SRAving outfit preparatory to leav-| her any money for your child. ing the jail. you get out of jail? “om, I don't know, and I don't) “Net on your life.” he answered. jeare.” he answered, carelessly, “I| “She ain't nothin’ to me. I don't Am going now to the sweetest little |see what you call her my first wife in the world. [ never did care|for, either. Did y that woman. She thought she|real wife that I was marr pw | your wife, "ever Boe my to inst tuna deuced clever to charge me with| January. Ain't she a pouch? She y, didn’t she? | = Cormick came to Seattle sever-| Wut McCormick wa rhapeo. al years ago with the woman who | dise to the Claims to be his first wife, and lives | — Pe See Somrently TSTIOUT RATE WAR visiting her times, he se cured the consent of her parents to their marringe ‘Then he began to live a double » dividing his time between Mre tormick No. 1 and Mre. McCor- Prick No. 2 so ju@iciously that until he tooka trip to Portland the latter = of June, his duplicity was not] became aware of the other's exiet-| rx ence, and met for the purpose of! talking the matter over. Each ing fully convinced that MeCormic had fooled them, they secured warrant for the arrest of their jotnt|Feod Inspector McDonald for ford and master, charging him with/|Testof H. N. Cadt proprietor of! wife nanny. the Deimonico restaurant, G. W ested In ortiand, and| Rice and P. HM. Curtis, proprietors of his preliminary hearing beter ¢ Zeta cafe, on Third avenue. and Judge Cann, be claimed that the| Ht Miller, another Marriage certificate produced by the| Man, on charge of selling mi woman who wo hereeit Mrs, Mo-|t#ining lees © leentage of butter fat salty it was found wing no reseed af the weet Plage ceremony Mra, McCormick No.| 1 clatmed had been performed in| fabrics. woo! Vancouver, could b everything tended to show that ‘the * 4 “7 , sult Certifies erton run has st may end no one knows where cutting so far has only affected the passengers who are employed in the United States navy yard. The ru mor, however, that the Arrow m agement is negotiating to secure a ight steamer to run In conjunc wit BAD MILK a} Warrants have been sworr TWO DAYS’ BIG SALE ON Boys’ Shoes AND MONDAY Boys’ Shoes, worth ni for Boye Shoes, » . $1.50 ‘ Sizes from 128 to 51. * a Sey y's Boys, come early, this lot is limited to 300 pairs THE PEOPLE'S SHOE CO. 1337 FIRST AVENUE, CORNER UNION the required per-| i COUNTY CORONER THE SEATTLE STAR, WOCRCDORCURERECRERERRR000000000000087 Free Come and cert Enjoy the day Music and :] Plymouth Shoe Co.| § Ita ecrmoura ences ane Away THE LOWeE| Children’s School Shoes Song Satur day Even- ing Everybody Welcome CHILD'S HAND TURNED BUTTON AND LACK BHOES. He ' 406 } CHILD'S FINE QUALITY HAND SEWED ist , / at | nditur TURNE p sHoEs button and luce, sizes & t ist elncwi \\ \ ' 16 come and ’ a S8e 4 1 CHILOREN'S Bu TTON SHOES, >. t ft t BHOES, wiz t ! $ sidered good dollar qual't ale pr Tbe M i GIRL'S HEAVY BOX CALF REO SCHOOL HOUSE SHOES for children BHOES, nine 4 % b HFN and er ‘. ¢ and you will want them— =~ 128 aoe, “ $1.90 | extra h t $L76 CHILDREN’S HEAVY DONGOLA ALL BOLID Your Choice of Any Suit in the 8 \ \ Lot Saturday, Each......... LEATHER LACE BHOES, « 1 CHILDREN’S BRIGHT DONG: OLA SATERY th wind the on ' " rT TIP LACE 6HOES, I — » . PBe # to 11; the 61.66 qualit ale pr $1.25 y Ss MiIG6EG’ HEAVY DONGOLA PATENT TIP Orchestra Programm Saturday Evening 8 to Il Misses’ Shoes “BUNKER HILL” SCHOOL SHOES, » . ‘ scutes © MIS8ES' EXTRA FINE QUALITY GENUINE leather through and throug 10d w " } CALF SCHOOL BHOES, pert t “ *t, slaes li to 2 ° $1.40 elemant mt ° heels; ais GIRLS PATENT LEATHER SHOES— BE width «8 rue we Hines # to 1 ' $1.50 $1.08 | Sines 11 1-2 to 2 Bale pr $2.00 BOYS’ SCHOOL SHOES S06 ; .. WwW " A ‘ si) M b < BOYS’ HARD NOX SCHOOL SHOES, with 5 3 ctiri® the batten sven Sts t's Ss | BOYS? Satin Calf nae Lace Shoes , bs ‘AnotherBargain cove sts: ahaa: Qkvie 8 1-Be BOYS HEAVY CALF CALF LACE SHOES, woltd tn BUNKER HILL IRON r and outer jes. Hale | CLAD BTEEL 6HOD pr $1.26 | SHOES, the kind with | We offer pare of BOYS’ 1 _ Tinware Spectels the t FINE BOX CALF SHOES, . se with English backetay and te a4 heavy soles, worth easily $2.00 Wash Mastin, & x 5 ale ‘ $1.50 ae 1.08 Le el) worth ; ask 60c and thee | sa Boys’ Shoes. n Pa Bee th wart Milk J » 12 ea urstock of Children’s and Boys’ 8 n the Pacific mate and are BOS) HEAVY UNLINED KANGAROO CALF SCHOOL SHOES, Nock Bale price $1.95 oe sae tg # te Const + Shoes are built for this i leather counters inner and outer solew, lronware IHe are for hard wear b waght fr Lipped BOYS" VEAL CALF UNLINED STAND the largest manufacturers in th. 1 States for 230 ARD BCREW SCHOOL SHOES, th« ‘ " A ‘ never kind: butt hard ach and on - et SAME COLE WOULD SPEWD 1000000 THE STAR IS RECEIVING HUNDREDS OF REPLIES TO ITS QUESTION, HOW WOULD YOU SPEND $1,000,000 IF YOU POSSESSED IT? Buy your Shoes at Headquarter Popular-Priced Shoe Store. y PLYMOUTH SHOE CO., 707 Second Ave. § ee ed a FALL OF '03 KINGSBURY 322 . £_10 Up LEITES' HABERDASHERY _ PANTS HOUSE ct patterns Phones: Main, 880; Ind. #80. Saturday’s Special and Shoes at ts, Hat Chocolate, Cocoanut HATS Money refunded if not sat Walnut and Almond ed if required Mrs. 1205A FIRST AVENUE Possess Wonderful | hae = git Thad miion Briow the Pesteftics Style | it th | ly wonseetionn, te contriinted wy Barwon |» € twoh intl | j the wikek ‘chbctat i To the Raltor of th tion. We test the ey SiS n a ‘ ° = "ine W. B. Hutchinson Col and fit the proper glasses from A ottare @ is Cor. 2d Ave. and Standard and Domestic commis ss than one |That you get more satisfaction | ofa Rig Senate | Garland «se for fit batt gatoo ] Rangeor Stove bottle port or sherry | No charge for bottle, but J} we allow 1oc when bottle is | returned livered. Considerably Aronson | Smaller Sinasl Gis 104 First Ave. Sooth |} We can convince you that Both Phones Pink 1755 lthe Garland will please you FRED DELIVERY. he paper ority I PANSY SAYS: ITS A LIE wand Tw Sim |MISS LITTLEFIELD SUES M 7. M. PARKS FOR GLANDE Machine Dept Union Block, next Dougall & Southwick Co. '/CLINE’S PIANO HOUSE Cor, Second and Union 3 a! Saie of Men's High-Grade Gertrude Elliott Coming LONDON, Sept. 11 Among ke against he Parks, has st Mra, Parks to re © $15,000 alleged lone of her good name ° and $1.0, 25¢ Each See them tn window weeks ago Mra of the free, Arrived in Beattie, the papers would soon superb ytat ret = savas teepeaettnc | ape mews |Ue0. HH. Woodhouse! Company 1409 Second Ave. Norwegian ship Abyssinia arrived évening from Glasgow, 168 with a cargo of 1809 tons of pig and fire brick. Strangely enough most tempeattou» jon of her comparative! aking, was LICENSES TO WED ament, a leh Private hant’s tenets lining rooms | Yornge door to Mac- eee ee eee ie Pats Sago LAYER CAKES, 20 Cents NECKWEAR and « monument to my m ; Ah . | Want oth of Beattie; Nice F. Mar. [French dinner datiy trom § te 8 pem,| the distance tnward from Cape Fiat-| agak cant yy o| ringtor tnd Fane Server both loommencing Sunday, Sept. 12, ‘Ta.| tery, under taw of th Wig Pioneer. It] mon, # an and. 30 Chi-| “- f South ma; Edward Brmith biew reserved by phone, Sunset 1244,| took nine hours to maké the run from] nese cann The body a| Steamer: Humboldt is scheduled to million dollars to spend |and Amelia Btine, i, both of Seattle. |Ind. 1870, Banquets and parties a| Port Townsend to Beattie, owing to the le hinese cannery t who w tonight to southeaste Alanka, would give me the} ' mpecialt see| heavy southerly gale that was biow-| dentally killed aboard the tender Ma th t © pas ' a full 1 would erect a large| The Miles & Piper Co. w * ae D. Hume in May was t t down | cargo, which tne ) tone of freah talldcen who had no} verware at 2 per cent reduction dure Consult Florence Marvin, prophet: |_ P. P. & N, Co.'s ship Amertoa arrived| and will be shipped to China for in-' vegetables for the men stationed at home nor parents. I would wee to it ing thelr great ‘Anniversary Sale enn, 1209 Ist, ots ast plghh teoma the Oompeny'e ust teraiont vegetables for the men fi i scent bene * . 4 te