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TAKES
MAILS
CZAR'S CRUISERS CONTINUE TO
HOLD UP FOREIGN VESSELS
—Kaix.r viintlii .tv bnmnmnmrvy
KAISER PROTESTS
_■-1 IW- Bet Inn. New. A..r.y »
* AIIKN. July IS The llrilii.h
Btcatner Persia, from I'ali-utla to
1 ..ti-1.-u was forcthty iletalncl Hi
the ii. I Bea today by the llu-alan
steaiui-i Sniolenak. The Ie ..i.ii,.
i t.iifii. i' .1 two bag* uf malt.
RUSSIANS
REPULSED
ATTACK ON JAPANESE POSI
TION FAILS AND CAR'S
TROOPS ARE PUT TO FLIGHT
tlXy i-r'pno Near. A..S n l
TiiKl". July lx.-n,.hernl Kumkl
rervnrtx th.it two dlvtalcne of the
Hun-inn unity io >df> a desperate as-
CLI-AN-UP SALE CLEANUP SALIi
WINDOW GOLD DUST. Jelly Glasses,
SCREENS, 15c 15 CENTS 25c Dozen
11-ln. high, extend l-Lrge ,a k i,. Hold 13 pint. Tin Top
.-' In 53 In., regu- Dust. I9tr value; Jetties, S3c- dorm.
tar Ta*' value. .16c Monday only . IS* at -•<■
OUR ANNUAL CLEAN-UP
SALE
EXCURSION KATi:.**- UAIUIMN IIASKMEXT.
1-4 to 1-2 Off on Fancy China
Dinnerware, Etc.
.. .._! r_ ■■ lies We ye placed Pancy Chin* faid.
(-"an. v .„,_. One Half off A|; J , „,.„,-._-, ow
Urocce _s__^ I. " _.»_, •■r*.. ft. .Os counter, and taken
St Art Vase* for II "Ml u_T ,rom ,hr,r a,rrmd7 ",w
I -als.l tnahee , Sl . "
IS Choc-late B*4* for Sa._o ,"_ .'",_,... aa. '•;„. v ___-,
Dtnnerware One-Quarter Off. . creamer*. Pickles. Mugs. Cup*
41 piece Cottage Set. »7. .i S-.t- _„,, ><_,„*_. etc —
»'. Cottage Set for $3.73 10, _»CaNT_3l. 7e.
«*•**-*' Illnner Set., ||C Dlxque Flgurea. Driuiert Plat-
• HUM Mr _. l".«ne, Cup* and Abu
1d.75 44-plere Set MM r*r*. etc.
Ha :_nd thins Dinner Set* One- i.-.r COI STY.It in.
Quarter Off. Sugar aed Creamer*. Cuapid-.- «.
SO-pi. .. Cottage Set. |. f«r Merry Hl.ho. Cop. snd Hau-
SI- cer*. large vi' . Plattera. etc.—
lOtVplece Dinner Set. $10. for... __. . ul N ri'H IS
STIItMI Pancy Sal.d. ... Platew. China
While llsvilsnd China at one- tspirior- Don Rn_a Cream
tenth off. er*. He.-—
Cut ..ta.** one-quarter off. S3* COt'NTEII. S3*
EXCT-RSION RATKS IN CROCK Kit T SP-CTION.
FOURTH TO A THIRD OFF ON
GRANITEWARE, TINWARE, ETC.
Were taking exactly a fourth WASH DOILKRS
off our already i... price, of '**0 • - -.-.per liotliym Holler.
Granite and Nlckplwsre. II wl. at 7S*
_-qt Granite Tea Kettle. 70c. for N, • Co^r '"" ,fc"_?• .'. "_
53# for II OH
J-qt.' Granite" P-dding* P__'.':«>-. *** • ••_*_ A" !_?••*• »_ l'l,'r'
for IS* »J.w. ror i_._n.
4-qt. Granite Stew Kettle, 30c, Wive piled our bargain baas
fur .....Z2. ment lountera wllh u*rful kit, b
li>-*jt. Granite Dl.h Pan. 4>, for en nee-da snd taken a third off
Ir plica.
3ql Pudding Pan. __.-. for.. It. small «.*-- I'an *•_.. Druahee
UllilK ENA-IKLWAIIK. Potato Maxher. Stop* 1.i."..
7 In White Steel put*. 13r, for Toaatrrs. Shelf ,**aper. etc.—
Be 0. Cor.VTKH. _c.
Tea i.up. 13c, for Be Dover Kgg Heater. Iron Handle,
Soup Howls. 17.-. for Mr Corn l*opper. Kilte Pullab.
MCKKIe.PI.ATKD WARE. Rouni Tin M«ae Trip, e«c
--r , ... a- .... ■ .... a ■°* COt'NTEII. 7*.
*-ql. All Copper Ni. kel Plated _ __, _. _
Tea Kettle 11.10 70. ***** °* .ot.. °«*°* v «-*»*■«
1-qt. Solta Copper Nlrkel PUted »____ ',m!* rynn f"rr"'- I *»'"**'
Te. or Coffee Pot. 65c... ,47e ,-'.'., e-l
Ise COt NTKR, 111,
Sosp* at Co*t. Oilcloth '* off.
Pairita off. Du.ter* ', off.
Vt'axh need. «, off.
Spelger&Hurlbut
Second and Union
-SIS 2617 Firxt TUC D CII 11/£ 5"" F"**
Avenue, Between I 11 BBS __P Mm BBP II I V BBX *-_,, Between
mm end Cedar liable Dry GOOdS StOre v*. and c.d.r
Annual Clearance Sale Prices
Ladles' Summer Knit Underwear and Hosiery
ANNUAL CI.KAItANCK BALK PtUCESL
23r value ladles' l,ar* l.lsl. Thread Ho.*, all size*. In colors of
blaik. whit*, pink, champagne and grar; *!►»*< lal •_-_. ■
18c snd 20c value Ladles'l.are Iloa* snd Color*d l.mbr,ilti*ry lHje
tOe yalue Iji(i!e„' Jcriiey Itlbbed V*sts, fin* Maco Cotton, taped;
nifclnl lit*'..
I_V *ulu* lißdlßS* Jersey Itibbe-d Vest*, no .l**v*a, taped; «p*i lal
■ - 7>.e
Sat; value, (-.d'exf Kir-n Hwls- ftllibed V**t*, tsiicd with ■Ilk. no
sleeve.; special , 22'_e
TSfl value |jidl*»* Ileal l'r*ti. h l.lsl* Thr*a I Vest* «nd Drawer,
to inal.h mv, with sliort ar.d long alrey*.; .pedal ,*5,,e
Ladles' Summer Skirts
ANNUA!. CI.KAHANCI. HA leU PRICKS.
$1.25 value l_ulma" Hummer SltlrU, mad* of fine mo rt snd beitili
er siiilinKri. s perfer l fitting skirt; .pedal 80*
|2 2!*> vain* laxdif-** Whit* I'lrjii" HklrUi, ,1 rapped. liimmed with
Itearl button.; — --. -i .I $1,73
$_.f5 Vllltie I«Vlle»* Kin* White Pl'q'un'Kkirt'a',''»Vr'snp*d"snd trim
»**" with buttons; ipeilal , I'.lll
BBUli nn the Japanese position nt
Mntieniitig. Hunday nt dawn, *ud
were Icpulßed, 'I'liti i-ntninllleit me
mil given.
RUSSIANS PURSUED
l.uNliuN, July IX- The Jiipiiiiepe
embassy saves the llu.nl.ui repulse
nl Motletilliis, Hominy, wna fulloSred
hy a pill suit of the Itllnialurts by the
Japsneee na tar n* I'unlenpitutxu
The uttach wna under Ilia illiei-
Hull uf llrnernl Keller,
IcNNIS TOUR AME NT
BEGINS A SECOND TIML
The Himiil tuuitiiiitirtit of the
Bealtla Tennis .'lub was .oiilltiur.l
Iciday. Outing Ihe fiu-ciioon. In the
ladle*" Blnglea. Mia, H.hiatti d-fenl
ed Mlaa .linen by a score of *•!. I-S
The iimtih wna one of Ihe miutl In
tere.tlng that ha. been played
among the ladles since the tourna
ment began, lltilh taillea played In
excellent ItH lit. Mlaa J*. In .tin «
winning i> •- dim to In i taking ad-
I vantage of every p-futlhla rtiam c
lv Ihe la.lie*' dnublea Mlaa Biulth
and Mlaa In hall defeated Mlaa
-..|i mi .in i Mi - M>< .rath by Ibe
a. urea nf "-I. 1-4. 4-4, This matt II
wa.* excrptlxnally well played, l-olh
allies .-oivlestlng every point lo the
yety laar moment. Other tti-ilt Ilea
will be ptaye.l thla aftri nmm,
Vl.!> June,, the • >ear-old son of
Mr*. Margarettr 1a... of Kalrvtew
a.cii-n Ii dying ax the result of an
a .1 '..i.til wound Inflicted pevrral
daya ago The hoy wea pbxylng with
a revolver liu».lr*l with blank carl
ridges when, with the weapon
pointing directly at hla throat. It
wa* dlathargr-il lie suffered fur
sevrral day* before '-la., ael In
It Ix not expected that It. will live
through the day.
cm _si
THE SEATTLE STAK MONDAY. Jtn.vTL 1904
.*I - *
ALL PLANS
COMPLETED
GRAND MARDI GRAS FESTIVI
TIES TO OPEN PROMPTLY AT
_:30 O'CLOCK TOMORROW Al
TERNOON
Final JStSlhl fur the tt|n|lll'K "f
the 'mil lira* liiiniirrow hIIi-i nt.'Ui
are now being rolnpleteil and at
_ SO In ihe afternoon the great car
nival, upon which the tneraher* of
the t'lrrkß'l'nlun h*ve been working
fill ths i . i BMeßthß, will briilli.
That II will be one uf Ihe griiinlt-at
exhibition, iter Keen lv tin- Niiilh
weiit. is **niiret! by the rlaboißle
;In . that have been carefully
worked out by the itißimltles in
t ti Hr.c
No ex|yriise a, been gpsrcd and.
fur the first tlm. In the state, pen
pie will b« glvru an opportunity uf
wtt!ic«i*iug the yearly feature that
la litt.il. ' ii p. m as -n. li an attt action
by the i- ■i i. uf New Orleans ll ■•
circua. Willi It ha* many alliactlona
nut seen In th* .Ily brlor* sill
ciprii Itiiniiimw evening 'the aplral
tower an.l Ihe wild jump uf a dar
ing Ini yds rider *crtiea a !.■■- '
spate, are two fratiire. Ihat am
! : ■■'. I-■! to tie worth gulng mile*
to ace. lloth rvrnle »re mure ppe-r
--tarular than the famous loop the
loop
King Ilex. Ihe great tinknowa,
will .ii-it. In the city, from no one
kiiuwa were, at niton Inmcrrrow aatt
be wiltt.med by S ilrlarhuient fif
hi. ...'-,.■'- lie will land at tin-
Vewler W*y tin. k and bey ettrortnl lei
the ground* by a »p. . lal drtiuh
p. .ni of the royal guard and all
tiuwe whu ilralre to sew the. king In
-111 hi* Splendor, Hi. fryiir courier*.
■ whose Identity hag nut been ** yet
' made known, the myal Jester and
! the :. ... . ;. , of the tetliute will
fumi a pall of Ihe pruretsainn.
Queen l*anllue haa aak.tl the
I three rivals for re_;xl glory tv act
.aa her maids of honor. Whether
they will accept the offer haa not
I been made known at the prenent
j I tine, but her majraty will lie tluwe.
|ly guarded by a following of
I beautiful maid*.
The rlrrii* part of the carnival
i ha* la-en Inatalled ami will lie ready
1 for the exhibition* on Tu. .-lay
| night, beginning at 1 o'clock n
i ginning tomorrow noon, the block
north of the rlty hall on Third aye.
nue will lie alive with merriment
until Ihe •:--,«• Bight. July 30.
Th* arch will be In place m i ■:..
for the opening it ha, _,»,, , . ; ,
• on.pb r. ,| at the rar ham, and will
l* hrr>ught io the groin Is •*«■
--j • ion* It I, 01 . of the handsomest
ere-ted In the rlty and will make an
| attractive trtart for th* i— • car
nival Seattle rver had.
The flrtata far the paradra are
j row nearly all constructed and tell]
■** removed frcun tb. rar barn* tiv
day Th* quewn'. rh.rl.it is a model
of beauty The other team, for the
parades are novel and are more
elabnemte .has any ever pt»u h, t_ #
city before An Arrtlc float ha*
been arrangwd to represent tt - cold
northern mining .am no Bhowlag
Ihe Aurora receiving it. varied raye
from a bug. nugget _f guld. instead
I el the ana
The rontsst for carnival onsen
ceoaed ftaturttar night al 18 oVlcs-k,
with the election 0 . M ilul p_„i| B j
l.r.xi.w.ki clerk snd .t. --_. ,
In ths civil sen 1., offica at ths rttr
hall.
The final vots was \f ; „ Ko*.
low.kl. I ».i.- Mlaa Pean. ] 007;
i Miss do p., 1,...., J Jag ,„
.-"-lie. 1,174.
Tb* big Msr.ll (Irs* pars.!. to,
morrow afternoon atart* from the
carnival ground* at .o'clock. Th*
I line of marrh will be: Prom the
I carnival grmind* to V ester way,
i thence to Jarksrm etreet. west on
j Jeckaoa lo Klr.l avenue, north on
j Plrat avenue to Tcler. sa*t on Ve»
--i ier to Second, north on H-coml i„
| Pike, west on like to Pi r , t avenue
i ■oulh on Plrst arena. lo pi„ n «, r
! X aire a lie,,, ibe battle of rry.es w 111
I take plsrts. Ths parade will (hen
: counter march lo the ground*
mo were
KILLED
MINE ACCIDENT AT SHEEP
CREEK MINE NEAR JUNEAU \
RESULTED FATALLY
(Sp.clal to The Mar
Jt'NKAI*. July 13 -An a. .lilent
which occurred In the third level
lot Ibe Sh*ep Creek mine* short ly
{ sfter 4 O'clock last Thuratlay reault
fal In th* |.»« of two lives and th*
j probable ileal h of another. The men
killed wrr* .-la-.iiiii.iih. whoa*
I name* muM nut be learned, and
1 were working on Ih* level when th*
' over head timber* fell, without a
i moment b warning, Th* two men
J were hurtrd under tona of earth
and rocks, and up until ..lit I all
had imt ttcrn located.
A Klnlander. who wss badly In
jured, waa cmployefl a* machin*
man. and managed In erf ape the
main xllile ll* wax i aught ly v
' huge nn '.i while attempting to tnahe.
; hla meat)*. Th* rock .Inn k him In
ith* link with terrible fort*. ll*
I waa nn. ..ti-• inn- when plitcrd tip,
and Dr. Gmlilanl. who «*« tailed i .
| .". i. i 111 vi, i.i-. i that hi. might
[recover, but thai hi* Injuries were
jserlOßS. lis 1* only known io the
, timekeeper by a number, ronxc
q.irntly hi. nsm* Is unknown.
The Pteailier Charles I-jwarm,
Capt, C. H. I'lrrc*, arrived In port
fiolii Niuiie today She lirlngH in>
rarKo snd only three pB-Seagal.
The voyage wan uneventful
FOR THE OCTOPUS
The 1 11 v will have In pay lln «*ta
|tl..vet. nearly I II .In.l Ihe Inline
i lal til lv have i mi unit -I .1 ni mi, the
iiiiiiilli nf June. The car fare intent
II) the employer, lit llii in, iiitt i nu-,
■in i i niul law tit imi 'nn in attiiiiiut
I• ,1 1.1 thl* sum I mini 11.h Ihe car
i.i 1- toted in the water, health nnil
other depart metil*. tin i I fare
.. ■ ■! during ihe mouth Brill amount
ll utterly tl'.ll,
WATER SHUT OFF
The i Ily wilier will he shut off lo
morruw from I a. in. lv I p m on
first avenue south frum Main I"
llulgate slreeta, fur the piiiptiac of
pulling lv a new water main
COMPANY
explains
SEAT 111 ELECTRIC COMPANY
811-3 NO REASON WHY CON
SUMERS SHOULD MOLI
OVER CHARGES
According lo v, J tiraniha. pur
t baaing agent of Ihe He-attle Klet
tile . oinpsiiy whu has i barge of
Ihn lighting con trait a made by tbe
• umpany. the tatter has nut bee-n
l.i.ittig rat us In the resilient c ilia
trirta nf Ihe rlly since Ihe cutting
of rate* l. trail In Ihe ae-ftlrin truth
rd by ths rt__*,i:almte I .." ■■ A
White Itlver l'u*rt company He
wo ii.. i*iml Ihi* morning ami add
ed that the ■ .in ;.-i: i had Dot li^en
receiving "many"' eoniplaliila (rum
i . i.iati* who thiioghi they r-,53 a
ri levant c on Ihat Bixir*
-W* hsve not i.l-. .1 rale* In Hi*
allghlrst, nor have we t hanged DM
■yatciß of i barging." I ■ eaid "We
are i barging the .ante prl.. * Hjal !
we h*»* for several years." ,
lima* i-ompialnu m»<!e are Ittgr
ly Hie result of a n.i.'iti l.i.laium,
which Bume lUßtoinrr, hsve oCthf]
M-ii-in used hy lbs company,, *r- {
corxllng to the explanation tti*ita_hy
Mr. Gramba and other nfflier* of.
Ihe roaipany. Porrnerly a flat rale
wa* charge,!, no rain h t»cing fhsrf;
ed fur ra. h light need The »**,d-*
Ing syptem that haa be* n substitut
ed le not comprehensible In the av
erage consumer, and I, |«rt). -ularly
i ■-.. .ti-.'i- io him i.e. a. -c he'la
obliged to pay a higher rate pro
portlnaatety the lasa he uwa Ac
cordingly thr xyslem i. at v. worst
during the long daya of aumrarr.
wbsn little light la u_ed If no
light la usee! at all. , Sharp of fl
; a moats I* let ' ftvr the meter.
I'ad-r tl.e .tiding scale Invokedj
by th* ivimpany In furnishing
I bouaee. with light, tha ' 1..s I ' al
cat h house I. figured ai half the
number of light* used This basis,
according lo the company's offt
| rlals. ha* been fount) lo make a
greed alerage, all bough some ram
illr* burn ii nr light, more aad
some teae than half ths tltas fig
' ured A ■ bar*. of 20 real, per kit
is all 1. mad* for lha flrwt '■ «■ •
that the load la carried Por each
| additional hour this price I. Am- '.
creaaetd Thla maatea Ihe charge for
Ihe Bsrond k 11.is sit hour 13' tent,
and for th* third hour lv rents, aad
... on.
I nley ihla ayitcci. whl. h appear*
Ila ha I*-* .at l-'a t..| y In tb* email
roneumrr than lb* former flat rale
lh* it. ;«.- in n.t.e chart* ttet, t'tae.
I greater a* I it. amount of power
j«_saume*l .1., rtstt. Th* large
iiiaiit.fßf t'.nii* and merranlll* ' inu
get 'It' cheapest rewnll, from th*
S-rangeii eat
TALKING
POLITICS
(9p.t..1 le The Star)
NI.WI TnllK. July It—Henry a
i .... lh* Hernia ratlc x-lre-preet
dentlal nominee, |a rrtylillng sn Ira-
Bjsftanl ptilttlcal coitferrfice i -It-.
with .- i -.- Hill. Murphy, 11*1
monl. National .'otnniltt**man ll.a I
of Ter.ne.see. snl several other
prominent politicians, tfnvls pro
).!■■« * In v i.n Kaoptia lurryorrow.
MRS. PARKER
IS DODGING
THE KODAKS
. i
fd
Itly Brrlppa Newa As* n I — j
ESOPVfIL N. V.. July IS.—W, P.-
Sheehan. and John \V. Kern, of \m.\
dlana, left iblx morning for hjew j
York to atlentl ih* ronferrni * » of \
if i. - .• Ib*r* tonight. Jinjfc
I'ail.er walked with th* li.-i ■ a-n ,■
--to the etranilsiat tlot k ami the two
wer* *ng»ged in Burn earnest inti
t. -,. -. that th* .Mary Unwell,
captain had to hold th* boat sev
eral in Id'ilea until tb* talk waa fin
Uhed.
While h* ilei larerl li* list! Dot 'ir*
ed til. candidal* on Parker person
ally, It I* tlnilcnetrKid Kern came
Eaal on behalf of Tom Taggart for
the national committee , halritmn
slilp Judg* Parker's telephone will
lie i ...:.. | up wllh idiet tiiin'n In
New York tonight, and h* will be
In s i ' tii"ii to In* Din. an at live
participant If tb* occasion de
mand* It
A terrific thunderstorm, whlih,
Plrtirk th* village lari night, cot.
liiiiied fhlH innrtiliiK. i il n ■ roads
Impassable, Interfering wiHi tcie.
,',': and l*le|ih')iil< i-omniunli-s
--tl..ii
Mm Parker drove to Kingston to
d»r to get away from BblqilltO***
rvlnii...- 1 .n.i ... -i
MORE HELP I
NEEDED 1
LABOR COMMISSIONER GROUT
BHOUIO HAVE MORE MONEY
AND ONE ASSISTANT IN HIS
WORK
t ..!•■ ■ I'otitiul.aloiier llniut la go
ulg In usk aid fioin the itnniill In
Itiipruvltig lbs public employment
iilllte, Ihe ilefet la of w hli h have
been i • lite .1 out In The Hint. In
the i.i . ilu.it,. of . . in,
which tin. heads uf tie juttl merit* ale
irrjuireil lv rrwik. lv Beptantfe*! of
■ al. vt i ho will ..'a for an up
ptftprtatloii at leiisl auffl. lent lo pay
Ihn Mainly of an additional tnaii In
Ihe i , ..-in . t.i If it is IBISBIIiIe.
he will ulsn try In serine mute
futitis In i-orry on Ihe work during
Ihe balance of Ihe year, but, wllh
Ilie p. .a* 111 Btsliiß of Ihe rllv/4
11.-it.vi y, lie Is not likely In receive
much itnnslderatliiii fnim Ibe fin.line
ivttmtilllre.
In Ilie meantime he will tsar up
the mailer with the labor lominlt
tee nf the i mmi II and Ihe civil
.ci v lew t-oftitiilseliilt lv unlet te find
mil as B'tuialel) a, possible bow'
m.nh uf an increase the uninill
Bill .nlial.ln lu.lirtuble i.l will .1
low. The member* ef il.. labor
• oiiiinlller have alrrnily expressed
Ibemst-lvea as being lit tavor nf al*
lowing any Imteaae In the ri|.rnsea
nf the .I. | tt tint m OCMTS IStaat with
if I ii it- .i in ', oa i.f liut certain
mrmlatii of the council are liable
to raise, objecllnna In any Ihi regard
extamdllures in mndtirtlns Ihe of
fit c Th. metnliet, of the tlvll
servie* roniiniru.l«n. w hit h exert I.e.
iw 1...! . ..,, . .. over ihe i.ni.
lb- eitit'ltty mml office, .re also In
favor ul In inning übnut stune let. -
I Itvi ti.etil. I'tesldrnt <*. M. Nellie.
ion saltl this morning
** "I would llk« IS see. I-Ahof I'tun
i-.i"*|.it.. i t;.-.si.t set lire t'.f.-f In..in
, lal all froru the rnuncll The em
ployment office bus n*d tie.n given
en entliely fair .Itow In the past, II
'* nn in "i Hui inn that Is nf great
jpmrtH. ii. In.. Mi if not tine, ily, lo
the city, sl Ibe present time, but
would tie ii.vi li n.tn. .t> if plate*] in
- more .-.hi finufu tai bawls.
* "At the present lime Ihe office le.
in a sense, nothing more than a
iiieiiing iJace sf rritpiriyers and em*
ploy.* Any man who de.lrea tv ...
lure help can make appllt allot, at
Ihe offic* flea* of thj_rge, and any
man ran get a Job there free of
t barge If It ta there fur hi in to get,
To same i»rsneie IhUsystem may !>e
i|eeti-e.| ,y|| thai la ne*-cawary, bcit II
seeiiia In me Ihat 11 would be a
great Improvement if the office
■ . iiia tie run wllh Ihe thomuahtieaa
w Ith which a private ofTlt-w I* run.
"An extra man should be provided
to look up men whom the labor
riimml.al.tr.er may wsnl to fill po
allbveta, tn find Bvb, and do bun-
disxls - r other thlnga lo hrtng em.
ployere and einpinye* c loser t«e
gether. The inlrrelurttrtn of such a
ey.lern would result in furnishing
-it mill inrtr* |..).« from the ; . i.i
tiff be Ihat II XVWUId cwuse etifrte ol
Ilie private -i; -I. .. c whllh .te (en
ei..ily iiatie or less of an evil, to go
out of titifltneas It would mske fie.
sttl* ths MeerxA of men throughout
tbe Btste who wish to ... n • help,
■nd in gelling and filling Jobs more
iii>i.iiiintii wsuld do much In
■ ,-tiiae i»n ■!■ of unusual scarcity
or superfluity of Isbor,"
Knox Visits
the President
'tli I*. .'it* *.-■»• A«. c ■
OTBTKH HAY. July II -rvenstrtp
Knox sirlve-1 al Hagamar* Hill this
morning "Ther* m no particular
-. .c c torn y vtstl." said he '
"I happened lob* New York oßbuel
ne«s and |uel stopped over lo • ,1 -
a rstl. Th* polite .1 eitu.- Is all
Ih. ii ..' srdrnt friends of I'r.Bldeni
i ... i. .. j -eetre.*
The senator will lewvr* Ihla eve
nlns and In lh* Interval will n.ten lo
Pre,blent lUaasPt ell's keceptsnee
speech.
Wheeling to
Participate
in Carnival
•1 fSpsrisl lo Tha Star!
. llllt:Mi:itT>)N. July li.- The gun.
lyia! %Vhee|lng arrived her* at I
■pilot k Ihla afternoon finm the Ka.
Moan islands via Honolulu lin en.
I ItA-rlng the harbor she ftre'l thirteen
I mm*. Ihe snliiie being relumed by
'**-.* batleahlp New York ami Ihe yard
i, .!• iy wllh seven guna rath.
tl• Admiral Barclay lnim*diatrly up
en the Wheeling a arilrat, issued or
al, f * fur her return lo Meatite to
-1 night to participate In the Mull
itf t. carnival. Kh» win steam out
plate this evening.
Lt'The Wheeling come. In lh* Pugel
|i_grand navy yard In gn oiil nf i om
vrtUslon.
BODIES SHIPPED
LONG DISTANCE
WIITTK HOftflß, July I.—The
Ittiige.t itiwtaiite to Whll h a body has
ever been shipped finm Ihe Iv'lull
ilik* will be Ihat nf i*harlea Hide,
Ic,l«* . ... - .i ' (.-..ii .1 i nf tbe Hyn
illnit tie LyonaJe*, whl h |a iintv m
niul* frtiin Hlxty-inll*, wrhers death
look plai c, to his home In lutrtnrß,
pi-nice,
rid* died on Ih* company* con.
ceation on Blxly-mUe, October 11.
1101, where ibe body has bflll kept
tteitdlng the iirmnirement, ne. es*
sary for ttniipportatlnn to lYarire.
The next Inngcat dlslanc* to Which
. hotly haa liri-n Hhl|i|>et| from the
Klondike was ih.it of a Japanese
wninan. tin was aetit |o her la»I
tcpltii. flat f- in .l.cuiiii
DRUG CLERK WANTED
TO CLEAN THE BAY
V. VV. Cole, a ilr UK < In-, allempt
eil In hllui; hla farcer In all abrupt
en.l at an early hour thla timr nliir
by Jumping lul" the Icy water, of
Kiln.ii liny In the vicinity of the
Yt-alrr wharf, ul the foul of Yesler
wily, Il |S lliour'bt by the office*-,
who found In nil alley tiiiinnlng mnl
f.iiitiiii r from hi. -tit nmr ii i nir
.Will that ha gnl mid feel ami
I 111 II i i,.i. before atruiiglliig,
A InnKahfiieinun in i in. airuaa
I'olea la ih .)-, l> I Had .1n...'.1 life-
IfSB hotly In an ulli.y way off Yea
ter way about . o'cloch thla morn
ing
11. notified I'.ili nliiiari I'olter.
who I .ng foi the patrol wagon. The
mail was taken tv the pnllce ulall'.n
whole he a„ |jui lliruugh the pro
fess nf i. ni.. Inn out," aa the
pnllce say, ami a' last leptnts he
will recover, til man it [net ta
give any it ,iinn fur hi* Bilioll. bill
lolil Ihe pnllie that he "just slid 111
• say like," He claimed that Ihr bay
wa* dirty .ml he waiitr-l lo i leitu
It out.
'
EX-BOWERY TOUGH
SAW A NEW LIGHT
OWEN Kll OARI A PHI/i TIGHT
ER WHOM LIFE WAS CHANG
ED in a GOOD WOMAN—AT 30
liNAIII I TO READ—AT 40 AN
AUTHOR
• iWI'N Kll.li.xlli:.
Thl* la tixrn Klldirs. TeS year,
ago he waa Ihe loughral mug on Ihe
lli.ttr.y. Ari ,| ,, roU iJ „f lh , ,„| r
New, . ie, be la Tamed as the au
thor of ■My Mamie i; ,-. a Btory
of bis past, and how a pure, pweet
girl i ame into hla life and complete,
ly r-rurnie.i him.
Al le he could neither read nor
write. N.i, he w rile, for newspa
per, un.l in_ga«lne« al hla nan
price, lie |,.liatili kituwa more of
lh. s~rels r.f New York life-high
arid lowly —than any other roitn .-md
for thai reason Is beet . i»| for
the wtttk he haa undertaken- thßlj
of rarlitg for ibe poor and down
trod Jen
Mr. KUI ite first earned hie llv-
Ing as a in. .buy and next a* a prise
fighter. It waa while he spa fat*
lowing tb- latter hualneaa thai be
met the girl who altered hla life mil
made a new man e*f him. After she
died he kepi along the path she had
outlined for bitn eftec teaching him
a res- snd write.
WON THE RHODES
SCHOLARSHIP
Newspaper Kftterprtar Asa ii
lII.HKKI.EY. i',l, July 00 -Wm
Clark Crittenden ha, been pelis-ted
aa the flr.l KhiKtc* arhnlar to go
to Oxford university from Cali
fornia Th* dei Islon, which ha*
turn held In «u«pen».* for months,
haa Juat l_»«-n announced from the
I'nlvcralty of California. Crlttcn-
WM. CI.AUK citITTKNDKN
'
Hip aim la tn atuily law nnd after
completing hi* work *l Oxford be
Will return In ixl.e silvan, f-d studies
■ t Hie Harvard law athiml. Crit
ic-mien la __ yrart. old nnd a natlv*
of California- lie make* hla home
In Han Prsnclxro.
Red Front Furniture Co.
Did CiI'KNIN.I OP C>l |t N).;\v I'r,
TOWN IHIANCII. P*
II XI i'll.t Avenue.
r.,emnn wnrih of n-i-.iii,ti|,i.„i 11.. ...
liiriilablng. r.iiiii.rl.iii, rurnliu,.
Itsri.iß. rarpeta. Sloven rle . tie a
« tower fhrure than eyrr ..rf'tr.,l i".
r.irt- vi. have rota* In ,t.n ami mean
wh*l w, e„i del ,i_r prlcrp,
Rali. N.iw On.
MARION <p& '«**/_*' /'.fAtTlf
HON TSUXT
PHOTO SUPPLY CO.
Schoolof Phofot'jphy
frm* ta Amjfturn
BUT mWHS' m
m chuiseh unit
fSpcrlsl l« ti,. Bl.r)
lllir.Mr:itTfiN, July IX, Heflnlle
e«llmali-s on Ihr wuik lo be .bine
on lh. minuted cruiser Albany, now
iihfleiguiiiK reprilta Ml Pier No. 1, !
In Hi. United Kinies navy ynrdi
here, have been given out. The re
pair a officially iiiiilimiri ,| wllti
S mount to n n.i ii ul the work
will Ink. ni leu,l al, month* lunger,:
1.i.a.11.1) right montha. The Inner
A WHOPPER GRAPEVINE
Newspaper l*.i,tei[til.e Association.
l/J.t ANOCLE3, Cal.. July (Ml —
The largest giajievlne In the world
haa Stood fur tinother pbture Till*
I* Itx latest and best portrait Cali
fornia 1* a .tat* of gr*al thing*, hut
no more remarkable giant I. to I-'
tmiad within h*r limit* than th*!
■ a.-;. 1.-, i a grapevine, owned by j
Jacob Wilson. {
Th* tine Is of ihe vaii*ty known!
a* Mir-lon, and it was planted by
no* of lh* early mi.-lun father, j
Tb* trunk of thla monit*r now
measures *ight feet ihr**> inches in!
• ;■• iiuife,,i,i c and its spreading
branch*, raver half an a.- oft
WILL WORK
8 HOURS
CONTRACTOR MCLELLAN SAYS
IT WILL CONSTITUTE A DAY'S !
WORK
"Tou can say far m* that I hay*
no Intention of violating or even
evading the newt orders of lh* board
of woik* prohibiting th* employ
ment of men on rlty contract* fori
more than eight houia. I have not j
worked m* new, in lh* past for
more than eight hour* except on]
Contracts laken pilnr lo Ihe pn.vl-i
.ton prohibiting it In lh* city con- 1
tracts. I have nliiay, lived with
in the |a» aiitl Intend lo i iilillrme
lo do so. I will .'., iii•-- any ,„,. ;
ploy* whom I find violating th* |
right .hour law, 1 hay* observed It j
In lh* pa»t when the other con-
Ita lul, bate not.™
Prank M.i'ltllan. on. of Ihe larg
e.t contra, lor* In lh* illy, thus ex
pressed himself ihla morning- when
.-.-I .1 what he wna going to do In
regtird to lb* new outer of Ihe btstnl
nf work*. II wa, against Ihl, con
tractor Ihat Hl*!* l.ibor ."ornml*-
Pluner |:!,-i. kmnn made Ih* Specific
■ oinidalnt In hla letter to th* board
of work. It vine hla intention to
Itiy.ttute Ilie other local contractor*
as scam b« ill.position had been
made of Mt-4'lellan'* caa*. Coder
these corn!!tlmia ii wa* thought that
MrCtellan misht fight the order on
lh* rantrsris on which he ivnrkej ■
men more than eight hours, hut tn-.
cording lo th* statement he mini*
this morning It* ha* no such In
tention.
-—•■-—————-——— I
Charles Mitt*iniey*r, nrn-ntetl ..
few ilaya .go for utmling copper
from the Pugd Sound Electric com
pany. Will have a preliminary hear
ing before Jiiatlte Gordon this aft
ernoon. It J. MeCtellan, nn em
ploy* of the electric i'tini|>_ii>,
pwear* to ihe complaint sgainsl |
Mltti-iuieyer. He wax caught with
70 pound* of the cupper In his pos
session. Over I'liiu pound* were
found Plored In a Plnst avenue Junk
! shop.
T*n Chines* i nolle* will lie tried
till* nfteriii-iili before Commissioner
Klefei for being unlawfully In the
I'nlted State*. I'nlted State* Im
migration Inspector T. M. Fisher,
lr,. rated tliein a few day* a.-..
In a lodging bun.* In the lower sec
tion of the city. They had been
Ituuggled into the cujiiitry oyer s
week ii _t coming over from Van
eonver In s .mall sloop. An order
for depotration will lie Ilie probsble
rtSUlt of the II lal and they will
be sent bark to I long KatiK nn the
next Htinrrrer clearing for that port.
i. ■ ..in ami tiffitef. tpi.ttet, of ibe
Itlg irul.er are to bo , . '. illy re.
built New bailer) mount* for the
guna will be put in, and the mill.
I.iry masts are lob* replaced.
Hlll'lt I , .I-, rttlj ... the ..Iti- ei,i nf
the teielvlllg Pblp. Philadelphia ea.
tertatned the offt-sra ef the >■ in-
Br|iißdron nnd the yard nf fit era sad
llielr w . . ■ at s reception nn btiard
Ihe I'l.l. ,•!■ l|.i.i .
ground Tln-y are ..,-,; orti l hy a
trellla Upbsld by GO alout poata The
crop of thl. giant vine (n s single
tear I, ten lor. exclusive of hun
dred, of pOBBdS of „■■ .iia ■ eaten -a J
carried away by visitor*
The bran •—■ and foliage of the
vine put the hslf acre which they
cover In th* *bsde. sod SSS persons
ran find .helter under the arbor at
once.
At th* tlm* of th* flrat election
held In Santa Barbara county under
American ml*, thl* vin* had at
taln*d mfh *i..- that lis brant
roof?.' th* largest rncloeure m the
county, and underneath them era*
h*ld th* *l««tlon.
"STItICKEN BUND
*Strtrk*n Blind,"' an Knglleh m**
... i a ma. op*n*d at th* Alca-ar yea
terday at-rrnoon and will continue
until W*dn*sd*y Bight It la a
pretty lal* of devotion and axleaa
drratandlng. tb* happin*** of a
■ii.. 1 bom* l.eiiig marred for six
year* by th* machination* of a vil
lain, who I* fittingly pantahed la
th* end
Th* h*roln* of tb* play 1* strick
en blind by th* powder from a gun
shot snd her husband ix estranged
from her through Hip dexigns of the
villain. Afl*r six year* there 1* a
• I .ta •- meeting and r*conclllatlon.
whrn th* husband rescue* th* blind
woman from drowning. He eight Is
• - -■".. i by s speclaJlxt .n.i all to*-.
A warrant I* out for th* arrest of
Omar Johnston, of O'llrten. on a
ii.a-i-e of criminally assaulting the
»lf* of N. lam tt, l._ a Japanese
resident of O'Brien. The alleged as
sault wan a brutal nn* and the I-*©
11* In that vicinity are highly la
dignar.t over the r-aa*.
The mjsteilous discovery mad*
by Fisherman Ir-ador* Bureau In th*
bay rieveral i!»y» ago. off the eels*
near Thomas streel, which was *uj>-
Ititi'l to le hair of a woman. eras
followed up today and turned out
to he nothing but .amis rope in
stead of hair.
As You Go Down
to Pike
Drop In at the Family Drug
Store and »upply your dally
want* al th* llellabi* Store.
Among our regular Hue of prices
you ran g*t •
UqtIOSOBS, $1.00 size 83e
l.lquii'on*, MV plxn l;tc
Men-en's Talcum, ZSc 15*
Cutli'iira Soap, 25**. 15c
Velvet Cream, irtir 25«
Headache Bromo, r.oc 25*
I>.i you hay* a cough thst yoil
can't Ret any relief for? Try
our White IMue anil BpT-.CS' it
relieve* the most obstinate
cough qulcltly.
Stone's Pike St. P__rn,_cy
Hellahlo family and Prercrlp
tlon Urußslst*,
419 Pike Street
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