The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 9, 1904, Page 3

tf: - siaaa , THe SEATTLE STAR—TUFSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1 LITTLE HAPPENINGS. |*I"® 8AvEO iv SWAMP. root | The Wonderful Kidney, Liver and Moratio Garrett, Mine Chiffelle and | Gample Bottle Bent Fri |. B. Warfield,’ of Baltimore, Md left for the south t Mra, ( rett is the widow of t foun the Hallimore @ Oblo railroad wy le nO more profitable business in Alaska than a herd of reindeer, as they increase 80 por cent yearly and the carcasses are worth, at a year ] old, $25 to $45 each for meat and the pelts bring $6 lo $7 each A large party of mine owners j And operators made the trip out on j the Ores Every one praised | Capt. Fred Warner, Chief Ingineer S Suttom, Purser F, V, Donnelly by Mail ed by the pectal ey, liver blep tome of A ©. CLARK TELLS OF ONLY | aia soward James Morton for thelr renee a k Bernier, an omploye of the m, dianineee MINES IN THE UNITED) UAtiring efforts to cater to every | Island Land company, of Deer Har bey ger | want, Secretary R. f the] At 4:20 thie moming a fire, whieh) tempting to remove some the | bor, Oreas island a’ house’ phont sicull’ bloat STATES | Wnt Star line, was he the | destroyed eridence and par-| household effects. After the ex-ltwo weeks ago and has not been tf | | passengers and ad much to the} tally sumed an adjacent build-|edtement had nubsded the ambu- {neon gince. te failed te draw by | pleasure of the trip. also Was the cause of Jaek| lance was summoned and he \* | salary before leaving. Ho has | “Mining on Seward peninsula i*| Myers, a looker-or ne wertounty | taton to the Wayside Minsion how |in the employ of the land cx A. ©. Clark, who returned from] not on the wane, but, to the con-| injured by a collision with the| pital tor beene Una ft le tou Nome on the Oregon, is enthusiastic trary, much improved, Because of| patrol wagon, Myers attempted to| The eamne of the fire could not |OF wome time. It in, though regarding the Seward peninsula He | the adoption of more extensive ma «Third 1¢ at the in be learned, but when the fire ap ’ . ~ bmp believes that the tin production of|chinery and up-to-date proc of age, His friends have notified Alaska will be one of the great | the wagon stra m tn th th in ames and before the water sources of revenue from that terri breaking three of his rite Me puld become ffective me ¢ th ten-pin bowling nieet on Uh Ar tory before many ye l: 0 cut badly in two places about | houses had been tely de |. Bwamy tte ‘ pany years jai t bad two 4 b had & ' ale alloys, which closed late Sun pt nended The new and only tin mine tn| | the head ed. ‘The two bouren were the | Gay” quer” waich closed yam | sor #, but if you have kid the United States ts now tn opera | The patrol wagon was stopped im-| property of J. Wi ‘Phe m4| age of 1601-8 gad made the bien Ce bladder or 1 trou tion on a large soale at York mediately and took him to the W the damage will be $760, with no in. | ™ p Bocas Bape eo ee | ble » find it just the remedy © of the tourname H you nee ka, near Cape Prince of Wales. ‘raid | side Mission hospita f the tournament with 24 tion of Main street the pole of | paratus arrived the hour were | the police of this city. Brokaw won the handicap Mr, Clark. “The Bartells Tin com | wounds were dressed one | Marl White {fet second money and} | Hold : fly-cent a pany is opening up a la shat eamary to take several stitches 1 Driver Looker, of the patre do Bargent third. ‘ user. Yau may have a and expect to ship out considerable | tee scalp and the broken ribs wore won, atated thin morning that the| lhe Norther | Pacific company 4 t Kilmer’ 8 p tin ore, The York Alaska Tin co set, While the wounds not dan- | van unavoidable and that | Was made the defendant in a § ahece te. tee ae ae pany and the American Tin com é | werous, it will be som fore was clear and that he See ee cena ae aL coats FOP | thousands of tet re 4 from pany, operating for placer or stream | Myers can leave the he patrol! bell at the time, | Werday ¢ © asco of & disagreement | putt Ky —0 ge Hag tin on Buck creek, in the same dis] women's CLUBS JOIN MAYOR] The fire consumed 4 ry near a water wagen | between the company and A. Y. Mo- | malt. baa gg trict, are taking out from three to e residence at 1301 Maynard avenue,| on the corner of Third avenue and mald, the contractor who bui ham ¥., and ee be five tons of 65 per cent stream tin] BALLINGER IN PLEA TO CIAY | occupied by Mra. S.J. Jobneon, and {and Jost as the wagon |the Peninsular branch of that line, |t that tii noe concentrates dally They will ship badiy damaged an adja t cot “ at 1 to eroms the | to his compensation for the work srous otter : H 7 ally Ba @ut between 300 and 600 tons of} GOVERNMENT tage oceupled by Mrs. Malley, H treet. Beveral witnesses teatity to|! building the same, Don't make ; ' Stream tin this fall | * Malley, age waa | the same effect and gay that Myers,| Land Cc r George Otis, | ere vamp-Root, I “The Seward Peninsula Tin com- | ——— badly hed about his head and| through bin own carel an, wan| Of Berkeley, Cal., in sooking informa-| arenn Hingharmt gna the a4- PARY posscases valuable property bot is badly burned in at-| responsible for his being hurt tion of th ate of Perry J.| bottid, joining these various compantie The old bat case that ts serving Clough. ‘The police received a let _ - and will likely operate the claims | Seattle as a city jail rece! tne ter from that place yesterday giv | on. ‘While the water supply ts short| yet encountered at the meetiz y here. Clough was not found at ail over Seward peniusula on @ the councll last wight Mayor Ba Von = ve's Ss Successor G [citer ot the nddressen, Otis. count of the dry nm, the general | linger addressed a lengthy com valnable mation for Clough nee is re Rication to the city dads h | See oe the Gry sees oe | “Fire,” supponed to have boen STABBED ported satisfactory. Winter mining| he condemned the vile place tr . | caused by sparks, broke ton the] language Af t had j roof of the A. Hambach build at | ated Women's clubs told Jand Main street, last night at 9 proves most profit as the w trenchant supply ts more certain while snow | been ie meltng. Hydr ‘ ifts and more | loca extensive machinery are now belng| of a t visit they had made te slock, The x arrival of the| UNKNOWN MAN ATTEMPTED installed in Alaska, thus guaran | the city bastile and the impress ama prevented a ead| TO ASS8A8SINATE BILLY ing @ larger output | ure. jit bad m pon them The damage was Reindeer prove a great succes Mrs. Hope, speaking fer the wom surface, to be a conciliatory move. YOUNG ! fn Alaska. The herd at Cape Prince | en's club an Mayor Rallinger | Muravie ides ng president : of Wales now numbers 1.400 head. | asked the Q to see that the Two other herds, at Port ¢ ition the jail be #, | Sanitary aggregate 1,500 bh The ed | immediately tn 1. Mrs. Hope has been more or less of a reformer “ae e e4 plumbe States government is now pr & ked that the ventilation, the and liberal all bis life . * . F a to drive 200 head to ( vm bing and ds be made bet fhe oan end wee bie . , Alaska. as that re t i that steps for brother, the miniater of foreign rf ble » The increase of the t said the jail was at the present t . e ‘ « the rig utilizing the “ to the Esquimaux for $ r head.|a blot upen the good name of th least. He said that no other a $3.50. Yellow in the United States had more diffi | Crawford peachen $101.35 tof dienes had fallen te the sha cult police problems to a a Hay, Grain and Feed. | ona - phe a best $8 -” and that the present force was Onts, $2400G 29.00 per ton. barley, Seciun Oe Uk nce cs ee a Vor the best 35 cant Coffee t8 Bi) aiculousty small $24.60 in; wheat, $27.00 per ton . te Seattle try Adams’ Java Blend Sceswales per ton: ners affray, but thinks that the trouble Our Coffees are roasted every a difference betweer $22.00 per ton. bran, $20.00 per ton ou oss selec ROBBED A SAILOR | Fi Senet ene cn: | WITH ENGLAND PRODDING Hin | Tou"#,And coe of the ther caored a T1100@3.00 per ton;| ON THE SULTAN MAKES|!© Pacify them when the proprietor Oncar Sehrecder, a sailor of th found hay, $1300 ber toni| STAND AGAINST CZAR The increase from the Esquimaux’ | city—a relic of the dark not | a of Siberia. Hi idea, nig . herds can o be sold back to the | fit for habit, m by beasts alone | " t oy laone ar be . i government at the same rate. The: fecent p who are sometimes | then ne the as of ‘ Wa an = confined there that timer © province he broth ‘ Hyee Mayor Rallinger le was ern were trumental in building Y couched in much the nguage the Transsiberian railroad “ ; 3 hie cing 5 He has asked f e legisla | Muravieff was former A secre tion in 1 to th © ever tary of state for St. Petersburg and ~ r |since taking office. In bis commu lin 180 wan made president of " mn toe - he nicat implored the counct! not | the tion of the senate, neune. West _ : . to spend $7,000 in repairing the |the b surt of appeal in Rue nm etreet : fe Present jail, as proposed, but to con ' i <9 . ia s position he was lenient e that b tt 7 x’ Young Best Butter |: Milage maid teas COUNT NICHOLAS V. muna. [4 In this peatin be wan Jenen Carcesting tas on | an 2 jails wer ly separated from vive Russia. He was made minister of| the street somewhere last night. He | (oo) "4? A ook other publi ding, anyhow, and judicial reform in Astrakhan, Arch-| has been working at @ r of the Washingt that one suitable for Seattle's needs! on pereRsBURG rT f mad FS @ieeo and came te , ! . SBURG, Aug 9 The |angel and & snishing cor amy a me stated thie om Tim Will please you. There is no Mi could be erected for $100,.000 or . - foes anne He is e quiet,|a few days. Se . better butter made. Specta! lene appointment of ant Niche v studic * men, mild of ma r and Y price this week, full weight 2 The mayor also took occasion to! muravieft to succeed the ansassin-| sein and hee written several books nape Ib. bricks — again call attention to the need of =s na ; vei , a large police force. He said it; Sted Von Plehve, appears, on the jon judicial subjects we 45 Cc t Hhould be increased to 100 men at | wae Several ost en S itt ba transport Buford, reported to the : ~ A gy Ae | ung claims to be a bona fide police this morning that a fellow corn, $29.00 per ton; strew, § = ¢ yard < n ol . . . A : © police, how seaman had rotbhed a fo valua Counciimen Cole and Daulton | PF t* Peanuts, Jumbe, te; A-L & he te @ reguies ate gud watch ws be ™- | again raised their objections to the Butter, Eggs, Cheese. | (ity Sertpps News Ass'n) ticule his as mitted om the boat. Schroeder #&V* | indiscriminate manner in which the “ ‘ one that he is Young te well & good description of the man. n Native creamery. 23¢ per ib. Rast-| OONSTANTINOPL Aug 9% nagedhy: | | board of works and council grants | cen ore: ry, fresh, @ 2c tb The Porte, eup' i by England, | KP®wn here in tr ty and has been | extensions of time to city contract Rage—Native ranch, 2% Ore poreae 8 s in business here for several years. o ‘of the . ch, BBe éor Pr ote i; | Dereists in asking Russia for a writ s - CASH AND KNIVES | 0% she another batch, of the ap. | gon Fan ar Tictora, “ss | pemtems fo eating Bema tr 0 ov: | 5, "a's ay man and « good 5 ., | plumb | | thetr protests fell upon unheeding Cheese-—Native ranch, LI@ite Ih t/ ten = sd geteioe fp O86 et Gh 6 tom ee cruisers, The Porte demands that the vessels in question pass the straits separately and without gune 43. A. Becker, at 2411 | Streets committee, once more made) Chickens, hens 4c: spring. 266 an excuse so brief and inadequate | Ducks tive, Ife; dressed, 11@ITo Ih as to be rediculous in explaining the it is thought there that he brought the trouble upon himself 921 Second Ave, Near Madison B) **"" © | Fremont street, was broken into and jreies, 090.30 being taken from the | iter and the Giocession ended Fish, Ete. }Or munitions of war, according to! The steamer City of Topeka ar = aH For the first time in the history of | Malibut {otses A gine the agreement of 1890. rived from Skagway erday aft © per joundera I -- -——- |stolen. The police were notified lthe it | trout, 20 ; per ib: #0 | was Cole—voted against an applica fic@ise per tb; omelta, ece: }tion for an extension - WILL 60 TO small care’ yet | WILL MAKE | Mullen frankly edmitted thet the Groceries and Cer | > | applications made by the « fugar, Golden C, in aacks, 96.38 ‘As. WINSLOW'S | than anything else—that they al-| IV cia see, dey granulated, In SOOTHING SYRUP ways figured on getting them and be, in barrels, $6.36 | hee eet by Miitions of Mothers for thelr probably would not make them at| jy patent, per barrel, 94.80 | feidge, stile Tons aina "tor over Patty Years. all if it was not necessary to make | cr 44.75. Straight. per barrel.| CRACK GUARDSMEN OF Na.! bh Tain, curse wind’ ovlie: and a the bess maura | their contracts legal remedy hor diarteme, 1 Medal, $6 Minnesot TIONAL GUARD TO LEAVE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS A BOTTLE. neil one of its members ernoon with & gers and « See per Ib shrimom Our Summer Suits be- t read ony XPAVERS NOT IN FA.|_ The applications are often not weent, $000 Isbury, $6.5 ee ore pure ng else- A ork is complete ry'e Ment, $6 Standard De | “an Smee —* pete eS Se ee eee iE whole wheat flour, per| FOR EASTERN SHOOT VOR OF $100,000 SEWER but unless it is completed within yg great saving to you. the specified time the city with our, 86s — Sis aan year thine, | = é holds 30 per cent of the contract con SEA ous nexcelled Values for and you re price from the contractor os, per barre OLYMPIA, Wash, Aug %&—Ad 9 They are priced very Property holders, prepared to reg barrel. $7.00; | jutant General Drain and a rife Tomorrow s Specials a oe we ster a mighty kick against being | 5 Ni team of 16 men of the Washington |) Dowsias Men's Tan $1.00 Shows an ce enees included in the big assessment dis- | oe ie’ $2 20oenan | Notional guard will leave tomorrow tomorro - 8.08 talk Prices trict created for the payment of the vs $2.00; relied cate, per {Hight for Fort Riley, Kan. where |g Little . centr oe construction of the $100,000 trunk probs ~ +6 Whaat fiaton | 0 m will compete in the na marshy sewer down the Rainier avenue val Ibe, $2.00; Farina, per barrel, | t rifle shoot next week ~ ley, are expected to be in attend WHOLESALE PRICES. | Farina, 10-Ib sacks, per The team, with ene enception, are ate nee at the meeting of the Rainier wag alia hominy, large, per ba ame saen Whe ents agstnet Ore omor- Friday night. The district exte: average per cent higher.) elf-raising k Hy at. perl during the recent aneuvers at i y ms pode, ape eastward to Twenty-third avenue nae, 00-08; 18 ME og Xe American Lake. The exception is k ot northward to Aloha street, and Provisions. boxes, per cwt, $450; pearl] George Van Buskirk, regiment 89 west to Broadway | Fresh Meat—Cow beet, €@6%6 per | bar O-1b sacks, $4.00; ‘eplit] Colm sermeant, who takes F ae Napkir Many of the residents in this dis-| 1) steer beet, Ib; ¥ he b; | pens, 26-Ib bexes, $6.60; split pean} of @rivate Mauger ¢ mpany A. a trict believe that they will not be| pork, 869 Ib; mutton. 6@6%e Ib 100 “ popcorn, pet] Tacdma. The team will have four just : rf benefited by the construction of the 16Gibe th lesa’ practice sheet at Fort Riley ve —_—_— —«, ect to paying for it ito Ib; bellies, | - —! bet the competitior The improvement has already gone J.Redelsheimer & Co, | weush is ereimeay sae) vente = (Grip Pains POPE PIUS - ‘ Btrongest ee tee tn the Low Excursion Rates » Yak 7 a t 7 B. ' ter % let 800-804 First ave. cor. Columbia thern Ry. Aug. & 9, 10,| Steen y eet) : ” . a plan - tab (Dy Soripps News A m 8 | P Green Fruit, Ete Dr. Miles’ Fp ney giatttaoes Reagent gre Ld ~~ 2 Se _cecetise| Anti-Pain Pills te Pedgpcnfiten Peters tt len a orangen, 8 ho M te . the « ‘ t t morn Merry Del Va 6 i } : ent, The 5 ! delive TO 2. To the fact that we are selling the VERY BEST OF LADIES’ AND - and Distre , ent 2 t an ox ted Mar A ye +? GENTS’ WEARING API AREL, on the EASIEST OF TERMS, and e. Canteloupss Tan. | Dr Miles Anti-Pain Pills, and after | consratul me were re smear alae at STRICTLY CASH PRICES s1.71s@3 ro > $1 | taking n sappeared,|celved by the 64% coming , $1.00 Pek WEEK wil pay for your new Sult—PAY WHILE Calisenia pene A and T ates i M °F | trow rica. YOU WEAR. box. Wenatchee pea 0091.00 | teen a than t om | — box. Watermelions, $2.00@3.50 per | leave » het pow If, any evening, your copy of The doz, Simon! plumes, $1 per box: | ders Btar has not arrives at 6:00 o'elock, Corner Fifth and Pike. @17% Museate: grapen, $1 oo ; , ‘6 1 7:00-—and a copy will be 208, 210 Pike Street. Raspberries, $ ano canta- “GP doses, % cots Never sold iu bulk, you at once. by special mei ; Cook NGO NomrmwnelZpnmoenane SY dard MCaritys, “i Paper signer Patterns RELIABLE GOODS ONLY. On Sale NewF all Suits The new Suits and Walsts created a big stir in the Built Department yesterday. It just shows that people are on the alert for the newest styles and we are not a early in showing the Autumn modes Suits of Tan Covertand Dash- ing Gray Mixtures Waists of French Flannel and Autumn Vestings See the samples in the window, Come in and exam ine at your leinure these lovely modes for Autumn, It is a pleasure for us to show them to you Outing Sale Continues 12 1-2c Values at 9c Yard a good time to buy outing flannels. We've a big lot of mill remnants on ¢— good patterns — regular qualit the © wort of material that you've always paid 12% « yard for an extra purchase and we've got to get it out of the way; so take as & yard sees Be McCarthy Dry Goods Company iin" AC pred eprom \ DIS SAYS HESTOLE 2" stag tole” the regular conven- tion. The case will be argued early, | in September ’ j -“ My Geripps News Ass'n.) | MADISON, Wis, Aug. 9.—The eu- | preme court today granted leave to | (By Beripos News Aan} BON, Aug. 9.—A alight earthe quake shock was felt bere yesters eainet the secretary of state to re (rain bim from placing the LaFol- day evening. No damage wae deam Credit 1 other stalwarts on the | republican state ticket to bring sult | Don’t Worry- Watch us Grow SALE With all the rush and crowds—and the immense number ef pur- chasee—it is keeping the new store busy to find places for the anew things arriving each day As fast as the new things come in they take EXmergency Sale prices, thus n ng a _ Constant Chan; Ever Interesting w Come at least to look, Every article on the four floors te ré- duced in price ns on JUST A FEW PRICE HINTS MANY PATTERNS IN IRON BEDS. ¢ All sizes and colors in Plain Iron ; Heavy All Iron Beds, in combing Beds, four-post style ation colors of pink and 0. Special . fancy shape, Regular $17.08 1 Iron Beds, straight Special $1085 ep effect, heavy brass | Verni Martin Iron Bed, full aise, kr Regular $7.50. Spec fancy scroll effect. ° $5.00 $23. Special .. Foo, Extra heavy all Iron Beds, in white and color straight plain Regular $18.50. Special BIG ASSORTMENT CHILDREN’S CHAIRS. All Rattan Nursery Chairs, with | All Wood High Chairs, light fim tadle ont and ish, heavy table front. Rage. Reg 7 lar $1.00. Special Se Child's Rea Arm Rocker, ‘wood r n Onk Wood Seat me Regular $1.15. Special. . for children over old S50 Regular $1.75. Special 1.15 | Child's Arm Hard Wood Rocker, Hard = Wo Carriage High wood seat. Regular $1.26. Spe- Chatra, has metal wheels, and et 900 can be converted into a house | Child's Solid Oak Cane Seat Arm baby arriage Regula $3.65 Rocker. Regular $1.65. Special $2.25 eeeeveves Lis ROCKING CHAIRS OF EVERY KIND, s Oak Cobbler Seat A 1 Oak Heavy Pattern Gob<- ' ore. if 1 $2.85 Spe + Seat Arm Rocker. Regular. i $1.98 Special < Onk Brace Arm Cane Seat shed Oak Rocker, velour up= wing Rocker gular $2.8 holstered rocker. Regular $7.38, Sp $1.95 Special bese $5.00 GOLDEN OAK DRESSERS. Dres with French | Oak Dresser, swell top drawers, pla two sn Iraw mond at or oval Freneh top. Regular $13.50 plate mirror. Regular $12.76, $8.00 -. $9.85 Solid ¢ seer, swell front, Oak T 4x30 French plate mirror, ex- aot plat tra large size base. Regular \ Py By $20.00. Special $16.00 f Visit the “Oriental Rug Room— . Every Junior Should Hustle— A Splendid Show 22 Days Yet. 4 _ A Teale Hills Furniture and Carpet Co. Seoond Avenue and Union Street “The Liberal Credit Store”