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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11
APPRECIATED

Through the cooperation ~ the
firemen. cotd baths are now provided
for the horses Of New YORK Fire
Chief Croker il a great lover -
horses and. Therefore JEALOUS 70
promote their comfort
Under his orders = hoHe. n little
larger than the kind used 90 sprinkle
lawns. r. attached - the hydraut IN
front ~ every station The hrerunn
see 20 u that the hose IL kept IN
working order. the truckmcn do the
rest
On any Huttry day n line ~ trucks
may BE- seen at every engine house
and the horses IN turn. are given
= thorough HettinR. Tired and over
hedtrd. they show their appreciation
of the cooling food hv actions al
most az plainly as could be done BY
words.
Time iH money to the truckmun
But they are never too busy 20 wait
IN lIne at the hydraut Is minutes
when they see that their horses are
IN distress.
tn" horse grip which has put
Thousands 81 the animals on the
sick list this summer has served 10
make owners particularly careful
The Fifth avenue stage line for In
stance. employs % force ~ special In
HpectorH They keep sharp watch
on the teams and the moment n
horse shows signs 81 the grip II IA
placed out 81 service
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11

principal dimensions are Length
between paHperdluulaHa. tt' feet
breadth moulded. a HaHt inches.
depth moulded. a1 feet 6 inches
length OF bridge dock. about t.u feet
length of faretastlr deck ever stern.
= feet. between deck height beam IN
beam. n feet Tho chnft foom. wheel
house and captains gahiu are on the
top of the shade deck In connection
With rNvrN raemN navigating bridge
carried fraW side to.side of the ship
Teifpbonle communication With any
part of the ship. and HALLS rvfriEers
atinE machinery, with "A total cap
aeity ot aeea cubic feet. urr features
e the Vessels equipment
Especially worthy af mention Is
the fact that this magnificent yes
sci ia the product ~ "a japanese ship
ward a Engine works NnEaHakl.
The vessel throughout IS handsome
IL uphulat# rea and fBultltasly furn=
fshed. Al 81 the rauelInE ia It "a
Japanese maple wood known a. kHEt
procured from Ihc Ito Kalto par=
ton uf japan. To correspond With
The maple. all metal fittings ate elee-
tHa plated. In no one compartment
uf ghr boat has convenience been sac
tiHgrd to effect. The social hali. la
dies saloon. smoking aud card
raams, diuias saloon aud state rooms
are tastyruIlV arranged and lifted w.
lending a pleasing eject Co the eye
ana giving evidence ut careful
study and consideration ~ the re.
auirsuruts ef thr travelling public
fherr are n state rooma, aCcummo-
dating 1h FIRST class pasaeugvra
The Nnra Maru brought latest al
= Lees from fhe Interior she Hatis
far HouEkoHg July eE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11
KEPT RIGHT ON
GOING SOUTH
Did lin Jordan When Sentence
Was Suspended.

Jim Jordan. a well dressed. high
collar young man with white hair.
wrinkles and a phYaioEnnuy that
indicates the pace that kills. plead
"a guilty Ira the police court this
morning 20 vugrancy and having no
visible means 81 support. His
clothes and his attitude contradict
ID the charge against him. but the
court sentenced him 10 six months
IA jail. but suspended sentence IN
condition that Jordan. alias George
Hammond. leave Seattle within T.
hours. II Jurdon continued walking
at the rate he left the court room
he viii dine this evening Rt Portland
and breakfast tomorrow In san
Francisco.
Jordan. alias Hammond. was one
~ the alleged bunco mavericks
rounded up by the police n short
time ago ~ a result ~ chief suili-
vans order 20 corral all the bad
men In the bad hands below YeHlar
way lie went 10 Everett for n few
days but again appeared In Seattle
yesterday. and was ''pinched' bS
Detective Corbatt Jordan alias
Hammond. has the reputation OF be-
ing q very oily bunco operator.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11
MOST scnNpALoUs,
BUT QUITE CHAR MING

Mrs Thomas Hitchcock. ir.. Of the
Meadow Brook Hunt club. has intro
ducod CROSS -and dle riding 10 the wo-
men Or NeW York under circumatau-
eea where no other woman has dar-
81 20 be n pioneer.
Yet some weeks ago Mrs Hitch
cock. who r. young. charming and
the finest horsewOmau IN her set.
appeared at q meet II the Meadow
Brook Hunt club riding aHtride and
in n costume distinctly masculine.
Now. the Meadow Brook Hunt club
f. made up Of extremely fashionable
New Workers. TIE conventions are as
rigid as those that prevail In the
Hmartest drawing rooms. And one
Of them happens 10 be the use Of
side saddles and riding skirts for
women These pretudices young
Mrs. Hitchcock dared 10 defy She
rode astride once. People Raaped.
She continued her practice. People
began 20 compliment her appearance
and she now announces that cross
saddle riding VIII be her custom
hencefOrth-and there IL even hint
that riding trousers may become the
fashion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11
EVENT OF
THE YEAR
In Marine Circles Will Be
When the Hermonthis
Arrives.

steamer HcrmonthIs. The first vvs-
81 of the kosmes steamship Go. as
signed 10 Seattle. sailed from san
ffanctseo this mnrniug. aud is due
90 arrive here IN u tow daNs she
viii make brief stop &C Nauaimo
en- route So far as mercantile mar
Inc Is concerned the arrival az the
HermouthiS viii he thc event of the
year At Seattle. making the port the
terminus 90 another great lime ot
steamers connecting the Vest coast
81 the United States with Europe.
The vessels Of the huswos line rrp-
resent all thr progress that has hcyu
made during the past few wears in
abe building of oeean frrIshtrrs Tho
faect comprises g steamers nf nee
tcnnaEe ranging fHom 1898 ta Hsf.
the Hefwonthis being 81 the latter
GLASS These beats make un an aV-
erase ~ rs trips between Hamburg
and san Francisco. carrying the
products 80 EuroHa Co the Golden
Gate and returning with earKocs of
American products. The company
does nnt intend tu In n freight busl-
mess between San Francisco and Sc
attic hut expects ta obtain lhe bulk
81 export business fu,fH Sound
ports Ia south America General
Agent l. NJ GRAY 90 the kusmos
line. whose headquarters ara sc san
franciMco ls passenger ON the
Hermonthis. he e coming 60 seat
tle Ter TIE purpose ~ consulting with
u. W Rurchard agent ef The Em-
plre importation CO. and alsu
agent of the Kosmos GO. here with
a view - Arranging the duai details
attendant upon tn extension 20 ths
line - Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11
ysEstsbies

Potatoes - 5000 per ton. heetH.
inc per doz. carrots. 81 2sui 20 per
sack lettuce. iic per dozen. tufnipa.
soc atl. garlic g.. cabbage 81 1sfl 81.
peppers. 2aff zoe. huskH 2Gr. green
celery. 500 Soc per dozen. sweet po-
tntoea, fl7B. spanish Chilli pep
pers. SOC per % pnusr krnut. 1Qtc.
native head lettuce. isC per doz.
nrttrhokea. asa 10c dor. green peas.
aH3c pound dried aRH, cartons. ege
fancy zoe. imported he. tomatoes
tf25Git0 case. dates. 5uGc Per 10.
radtshcs. Zoe per doz. rhubarb De-
per 10. parsley. - q abe asparagus.
g. 50. new potatoes. fi.I5Hl.s - Cwt
spinach. Be. cucum bera 50uGoc doz
new onions. 1Mc. cHullnoWer. 95U
ST 90. purHnlpa. 81 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11
GOT RICH
BY GRABS

AKRON. q. July 7.s=deorgo Smith
n former resident Of Akron, De- stop
ping OF here en- route 10 Newark. n
J.. from Cape Nome Alaska. where
lac accumulated pile large enough
To put him I'm among tho rich men af
America
lie was IA rcd haired awkward boy
Of 20 hen he lvft Akron. Whom
tn HrHt news ~ the rich gold depaH
It's came. smith started for Alaska.
determined To- make his fortune or
leave hlu bones among the snow and
IrrberRs of the frozen north
Ills determination may boz seen
from the fact that at the outset he
pasted piece pf paper IN hlh bat. ON
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11
The Proper Shades.

while black ia more universally
WORN by older women than any other
color. gray and purple are becoming
the perfectly suitable. indeed. a 40.
man with white uf gay hair looks
particularly we'll ~ gray. any una -
the ruft peafi ErayH. and white T.
perfectly appropriate fer summer
hume weAF There are Some charm
ing qualities - au black India and
fuuiHrf hIks thia season made With
out any figure 90 al. af uifh small
polka dot ~ lowered design
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11
ONE WOMAN'S ODD LUCK

peared In an afternoon paper Thurs
DAY IL was as follows.
AIRS J q. sfslnfcld-You have hsen
very kind - me when / was sick At
the hom. - II. So please accept this
So 0ao and do not seek the giYer.
I asa work al a certain place in
Iris city once where sick persons
arc treated saii Mrs steinfctd. 1t
- not u stnitafium nor a hospital
{ simply did ms duty for those there.
MAny 81 the persons waited On
there were wealthy and could AFFORD
- do "a thing ike this wish I
knew Who had remembered me 80
generously. bat ! really do not knuR
Maybe I shall md out later I'm 50
nervous ard clustered about II lust
now that I cant think
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11
"SM0KE HEARTILY" THEY DID.

When a banquet ur luncheon Il
g D. given. II has lately been tire
custom with several Il my patrons
10 have a bunch % Or 10 cigarettes
made for each guest. with the name
- the guest a. whose plate they Hrs
laid engraved on the wrapper. ssx-
erai ~ ny regular customers buy
regularly from 200 - taa0 cigarettes
month for the ladies. own use. for
they Invariably have name or TN
lliats on the wrappers Two ladies.
clubs In Chicago always furnish Gig
aratfaa for the iadiea At their han
quefs
Al one banquet recently the Gig
arefteH bore the words sHuus 3
Heartily. engraved on the wrappers.
and almost al the ladies present lid
smoke heartily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11
Rode on the Sidewalk.

!. Turanto was caught In the octo-
pua-llke grip Of the bicycle police
man on Broadway about 10 o'clock
last night for riding % wheel on the
sidewalk contrary TO the city ordln-
nnce for such cases made and pro-
vided He told Judge George IN the
police court this morning that he had
lived In Seattle ie years and dld not
think he was guilty of any very vio-
lent infringement tn riding there al
that time Of night on borrowed
wheel Turauto wore fresh rose
on his left bosom q fresh CHEEKY
smile and looked so nice and iuoncn-
aive that the court ASSESSED him 81
but told him that II he did It again
he would fine him enough to cause
him 10 remember for long time
that he had dinobeyed tho law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11
ARRIVING mare than 100 passenger
Small But vootfofous.

carry ing HHfr IMAM lou phHHf Niger p
Small But Veetferous.
may boz cited small dyapeptte
man handed the conductor newly
procured book ~ communication tick
etc The Ihm uu thH rear platform
with n ear so crowded can Dee I'm
aKlued. but IN spite IT this no" CON
dugtur tore cut "a ticket and offered
The open Haak back tu the passenger,
which De- Incl sunutlY refused. aeeua=
ing the conductor lu the most HHath=
me manner # taking tWu. Appeals
from rho conductor were useless.
and the little man intended o. #He=
thla through between the per
furmaurc n his duties the conductor
respectfully argued hla case, VIII
nraarH. ito aHruri It from Pike Tffsst
u thc point who're tho car IL
attached fa tho counter balance
weight witch ASSISTS Il Co ascend
Queen Anne hIii HHt lhe fuHHF man
WHH persistent ln accusing thr con
auft1r ~ theft until hFataudrr ask
81 for the book Goo count the tickets.
which Doe eventually dIH and found
the correct number. a. ltft la tH#
book much L. thr amusement ~ al
uHlaokorH and ta the EdiguiU IF tn
1ItIe man IF words. His sudden
conclusion that the conductor had
taken two uUketHa instead af
enc was ON account uf thsfs
Some lniotmation.
teluF two single tickets left In
the front part 81 the baab Doc q Hss
book BE- contained 81 tI#kafH. affauH
ed bN l1 leaves ~ two In "a i.Hf. HIth
e HerfHrHtisu dividing each tHe. aHi
e single uuH. mahInE the total ~
when fhe conductor tore through IHH
pHffurBtIau r. fhr ufat tau tickets
attached. THERE was fHuH lrft t0o
single tickets with these tao
sIHsie tickets as evidence alone. thH
kicking passenger jumped - the
conclusion that che conductor had
torn OF two tickets. af one from each
81 the FIRST fNa leaves hen iu fact
the nrnt leaf contains uuiy uur tex
- or the twenty nth one He
then abused the conductor Wtthaut
accepting the book ta Investigate
Similar iuIuHtirra to thu one cited ar
said e. oceuf daily from prfHuua Nha
are tuo ufuue CIV abuse THOSE hhn
are mot ln q position e. fur,ibl3 e.
IaflAfe.
With cars crowded o. the number
- los. and the large 8Efrh Lax
Uara as hiEh ~ i61. conductors hAe@
n exercise deal af Ingenuity tn
faiirr ling al these farHs and keep
their cars running Hn schedule time
Conductors say that - little con.
siderafiou - the travelling publ
their work would Doe many Instances
he uHhtvuNd. and fu return thr
Hfrwft car employees would naturally
develop ar Incentive 10 study THE
passengers In turn and prevent their
having minor grievances which afe
kuuWn 10 exist
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11

CHICAGO. July Mrs John O..
Steinfeid. wife az florist a. Forty
third street and nrexci avenue. was
sailed upoa by three mea Who were
stranEers and bad the appearance
81 lawyers After questioning her
sloseiy for The purpose % ldcntinCa-
ton the men presented her with q
package containing 81. eoa. and Inn
snediAtsty left TIRE huuse
Mrs Sgainfeld VAS too much excit-
81 b. THE visit to DO ans question
fux and did not open the package
sn THE presence - the Nis tore The
visit Of the men with The cash was
The climax 81 an anxious night
passed BY tho recipient. owing 90 n
peculiar personal which Rad ap-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11
WAS Bull T
IN JAPAN

The new japanese steamship kaga
Nnru that arrived from the Orient
yesterday. r. creating much interest
'~here she lays at Smith Cove.
xhis vas the maiden voyage u the
HaR1 Maru, and she celebrated the
event ~ lowering all previous rec
oran established ~ Nippon fuaen
Faisha boats making the trip IN y
49, Y hours. s. minutes actual
80 nssuKht 20 first class. g. steer
eeru. ara sNp intermediate passen-
rniseelta ~, cargo Of silks. curios and
inent arnone .snsrchandiHe. Prom
were me ,nrr saloon paaaengers
srd 80. iYiieWinK. H.. f,sis.Lt
60 49, of Elk rns,eta si9. -.
Quest and mort arfstsiin.s.fs u the
~ Japhni chiaen Arnt't.tAe families
sna distinguished mar ~ = stninont
altyr ~ the Toxic Nlrht..i sstterr and
lgrdou, private a@crets,.e ssnit Lad >
lnsgn. o. London ana NJ 30 10 COM
fank " Mead. ~ New y,' ann Mrs.
aa - general mauare - :. Mr.
t~nAtional Trading a. me In.
he KeRa Maru n steel t.....
9tumer Of $500 tonn rras ns.crsf
feaztered net tonnage Of 100 ~itn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11

Chs~neus best women are victims
~ fne cigarette habit. if "Esal the
organ - the Federation af Young
1'ee pies Societies ~ America. IS re-
finhfy Informed Tire current num-
her g the publication quotes q
rafuineut manufacture n Turkish
i<arnttes a. saying:
Tbs Use ~ cigarettes ~ women
vtoxien ~ undouhted resueetahiiity
has Increased rapidly during TIRE
fa*t fesN wears. II ts custom car
ried from Europe, We have Chicago
eocsrtE women on eur list as raxu-
isr patrons. just az present 20 ts a
fad for ths ladies 20 have their mon
oRr4uA. initials and crasfa. or some
private mark engraved ~ written On
giis letters on the wrappers - the
sirarezfes they consume.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11
JoBBIR6 QUOTATIONS.
CORRECTED DATLYD
Grsan fruit

I.emons-t3 5og1 % a box umea.
f6us per case cooking apples. 81 aHH
t2z5 bananas. f2a 2.50. olives. f0d1sc
Ter gallon grape fruit. g. o14l 20
native Htra - berries. tI.TsU2zb crate.
plncnpplsH g. 600 % % per dozs cher
rteH. 7bc8sl.o1. peaches f5Hsoc. apri.
cots. 90. Tragedy and snmuna
pIums. 81 oodt.i0. raapherrlsu. tzzs4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11
THEIR FlFHETH
ANNIVERSARY
Good Templars Hold an Interesting
Meeting at First Methodist

seatucas Good Tcmplars last nlsht
celebrated the nfiIeth anniversary
IT thelr order The function was
held at the First Methodist church
Perhaps the feature - she evening
was the presence of number -
well known local clerEymnu who iHld
ef che progress ~ the GOOD TEN.
rlars work and 90 bright prospect
fer the future. \ long and Inter
eztlnE program Was followed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11

Realizing tho danger 70 health
caused hy locating a restaurant OF
cafe and lta Kitchen IN the cellar,
tho Hhlnirr- Grand Hotel - had not
only their cafe and restaurant huili
on the first floor, hut the Kitchen alaa
tthe nneat on the Pacific ooasp on
the FIRST floor. thereby giving perfect
ventilation This &C. the coolest place
Co dine IN Seattle. perfect cuisine,
excellent service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11
WEST STREET
MARKETS FIRM

business IN che avenue continues
quiet. with prices ar1u. $40 great
change in any lire uaa noted thif
morning Good prices are paid fas
isEs nue straw berries than could b.
procured a Nfrk anH There - Iust
moderate demand tar ranpbefriea
the markets boiling plenty ne tsst
EEra are steadily rising Today
fresh ranch are selling at e. cents rer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11

John p. Russell Of Mass8ehusstts.
whom President Mckinley. when
they were both in congress. once de-
Rcribed a. the 'goldcnshod shepherd
of Leicester" has Just returned
home from two years trip abroad.
which be took with his p miiy for
fhe benefit Of his health. lie g. stiil
far from well. AID hia physicians
have forbidden his taking part for
the present IN political life
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11
DANIEL kEENAN'S
SUDDEN DEATH
Takes Medicine. Goes Home and Is
Found Dead.

Daniel keenan,. a shiurle packer.
&as found dead N his room at Bal
lard last night. He had been drink
fnx heavily and during the evening
Turchased some medicine a. a DRUG
store and then went home Later
on when some Of keeuau'H family
entered his room they found him
dead. Heart trouble brought on by
alcoholism. 81 thought % have cau--
ed his death. lie leaves a widow
and two chiidren
An autopsy waa performed on the
body this morning az Bufferworth's
norgue By Dr. 0strOm. He found
that keenan, died 81 acute diaitation
or enlargement Of the heart. Keen
an got on n spree July and had
kept II Up ever since.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11
Suburban.

At Fremont the gitiasnH ARE much
pleased nt the resent order - The
postmaster general extending 90 that
place the free delivery 20 mail.
O. Conn - south Seattle. Who was
injured IN a fall lat week. Il able o.
be- out.
Oroeafyman ftysra - South Seattle
has not got recovered bic stolen
horse Omerra think they know
whore it D. and VIII hiring De- ir
shortly along with the alieEs thief
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11
W0ODMEN
CELEBRATE

camp No 60. Woodmen Of the
World. celebrated It's tenth aunlvcr-
aary last night by entertaining n
large number OF friends with an In
formal smoker at Hhukc hall a fine
program N literary and musical
numbers. was given WuFuer'H orr
cheHtra furnished music between the
numbers on the program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11

cheese Native Washington. full
cream. IaHl'iae Eastern. New York,
itulae Wisconsin,. iac. California,
iusHlltH. Nuquefort doc EdHu,
GA 0nutsn o per case, Now YORK,
l6WlHe llmhutEef. lGMlfe5 brick
ltut4r. BuiHn. tsAtpc,
EEEa strictly fresh ranch, 2aW
-lD. Eaateru, lhHtae.
Poultry thickeuH. lives. i3Wla'art
tucka. l2tst. turkeys lau.
Dressed stock Chickens, laular,
turkeys l3u. ducks. 100.
Corrected Daily . The following
prices are being offered o. tho pro
Queer In round tuta on the dock VI in
tho car az Seattle
Grain Gate. 5000. barley,
t-l0 90. s. heat. chicken feed H22 90.
corn. 81 90 prr lop lhH. bran. ttt 90.
HHS=luErt sound per ton $500.
Eastern Washington timothy $500.
alfalfa. $500.
uuttur Fresh ranch. 1tHi1c, ma.
Give creamery suH
Cheese Native washington i2c.
Eggs strictly fresh ranch. lod
glr uar duf.
Poultry Chickens. live. inuilyi
ducks. Ifht., turkeys. tlWfthr
Dressed poultry Turkeys t1afit'Ar
chickens. luuitr. dughf. laultiac.
live stock Cows. tise storf-.
go BE- calves thu7ac. sheep. 30
bAc. hogs. tatlAe
Dressed stock Hess. &c. lambs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11
LADIES'
SUMMER
SKIR
The sorts told of today
arc those that aid the cf-
feet of pretty shirt waists.

At 81 2s-sklrtH Of Linen Crash.
made with deep hauncc.
At ti.6a-Llucn Crash skirt. seams
and edge 81 nounee has "a piping
~ navy blue.
At SieS-Iiuen crash Skirt, the
f0unce has two rows ~ lace in.
Rgrtion.
At g. d0-CirasH Linen Skirt. with
nounce and hcmstitehed seams.
AT t355-Grnsu Linen skirt. with
group Of tucks fiounCc trimmed
with linen insertion.
White riuue skirts at each. 9sc.
ti25. si7b. g2.25 and s. So
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-11
Have You Ever Felt

tho thrill Of music emanate from q
kfMfsALL Ftaupg
You judge a piano by It's tone: fos
tone II the uuerring index that tells
whether an instrument Is good OF
bad. II ia because Of their marvel
GUS tone qualities that kIMBALL
Pianos have become 90 widely popn.
lar. The fuU. round. long sustained
tones are possible only with inHtru-
u1euts 81 The finest make. no cheap
instrument can ever hope To have
them. Special bargains in piano
slightly damaged IN rcmodeling our
store.