The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 17, 1899, Page 4

WIND BLEW GREAT GUNS Excelsior’s Stormy Vovage Down. BOOM AND JIBS CARRIED AWAN Mate Rawgard badiy Frozen Sh ping Along the Aleutian Coast i The steamer Excelsior reports a | very rough trip from Alaska to the | Bound, Several gales were of fre- | quent eccurrence, and the good} steamer was tossed about like a cork in the heavy sea. The decks were often camplotely flooded with water. The roughest gale was en- countered on March 2, when the Bx- celsior was between Unga and Kar- luk, on the southward trip. The Violence until it was blowing a hur-_ fieane. ‘The steamer was put mat | and kept her head to the sea. great) care being exercised to avoid her. Droaching to. Should this have hap- would probably have been ivf on the masts and rig- vere, and they sudden- fo give under the pressure. boom on the foremast wa: ite fastenings, and fell to broke tn two like #3375 Ha H i : iit? 4 Es | He i i? i 33 iF 4 i : | ; Ei 3 i: : i : 17d $8 i gee i 5 f § g i i E i { i# t E i i t i i : | yesides most i i € : a § ’ ? 4 i E. i ' } | | | : | the Excelsior has nort to and brought do Cddectintat of mall matt: i # f it \ orman- Only hav five are de-| | derks, | The tor Wines.) W. A. King, and ard McCauley. Naturally the strug- Ble for places will be intense. It has| already commenced. For every) Place of any permanence there will be a@ handred candidates. “Nothing will be done in the mat~- ter of appointments,” said Asaist- ant Director Wines today, “for at until will searcely be appointed There will be matter of appointments is not being considered. The clerks will all be subjected to « rigid examination.” Civil Service Commissioner Proc- tor said the commission had on its list already 2000 clerks who had al- ready passed severe examinations and who were eligible to point- ment in the census bureau. Ie said that they could equip the bureau at once if necessary with a complete staff. He hoped that a number of the eligible persona would be ap- pointed, but he scarcely expected the director of the census to make a re- quisition on him for clerks. In this fhe ia right. for Ansiatant Director Wines said today that the bureau would handle its own clerks and wa would handle its own clerks and would not call on the civil service commission for anything. The bu- rea will prepare ite own examination papers and the application blanks will be out in about 20 days. Bureau Chief's Titles. WASHINGTON, March 17.—Con- fasion has been caused in naval cir- cles over various interpretation of an opinion gendered by Capt. Lemly, the ,judge advocate general of the navy as to the right of burenu chiefs in the navy department to the rank and title of rear admiral. Bome officers who read the deck were of the opinion that the pre sta tus of the bureau chiets had not been changed—that is, they had the relative rank and pay of the higher grade, but retained the titles of their actual grades in the service. Under this construction the surgeon gener- al would have the ran of rear admir- al and be entitied to be addressed only as surgeon general. Judge Advocate General Lemiy, however, states clearly that bureau chiefs have @ fight to the title of rear admiral, His opinion ts indorsed by Secretary Long in # letter AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT N TTL O'Neil in “Magda. THEATER THIRD AVENUE THRATER Miss Bianehe Stoddard in “The Lady of Lyons. Capt, A. 8. Crowntnahteld, chief the bureau of navigation, who rais | the point that the bureau was in ror in using the title rear admiral jin addressing letters to the chiets of the bureaus of supplies and accounts and medicine and surgery, Yards and dock And construction and re par, Secretary Long in hia letter cites authorities and precedents to we | that the ran of re admiral, being conferred upon officers serving af lehtefe of bureaus, they are entitied to be so addrensed, and in conclu sion says of i forth, the burewu was advised that it waa not In erver in addressing the ohiefs of bureau by the UUle of rear admiral, and that such form of ar- on al! sultable occasions,” ‘This decision Increases the num- ber of rear Admirals in the navy from 18 to M. Webste' Senator Moar’ Speeches. statement in his “Reminsicences™ of the tmprovement often seen in Webster's printed speeches, when compared with the same apeeckes as crally detivered, brings to mind the ceet which can be applied to thene through an ex- Seeding! ‘vatuable manuseript tn our public Wirary. This manuscript, which was purchased about twenty years ago, consiets of the written- out shorthand reperts taken of a number of speeches made by Mr. Webster in the United States senate, “For the reasons hereinbefore set | } dress may and should be employed | WAR LORD'S vn Emperor Willie Has No Private Funds. HIS TRIP TO CONSTANTINOPLE | Expenses Wore Paid by o 6 Syndicate, the Kai ing to Aid Its Interests. CONSTANTINOPLE, Mareh 17. | A rather startling story has recent- ‘These reports were taken by Mr Webster and used by him,tn pre- paring the addresses afterward printed and put tm circulation. | Jn certain Instances @ marked differ- bodies the highest sentiment in at | There Is a close resemblance between | [the sentences as Inid down in this | ing sentence of a | manuscript and those which appear, #eant F. Tappin of the Ellaabeth goons ¢ | in the volumes of Webster's specch-| Street squad yesterday, Take such — —— which ends | wyer Brown, of 212 Kast) as jong an foreigners “Kaberty and union, Broadway, with stesling « diamond | jaye our surplus. whether of food Row and forever one and insepar-| ring from him. There had been some products or manufactured good | able,” which, as we know it, em-/| trouble between ly come to ife'in confirmation of the repoyts now clreulating in regard to} the slenderness of the Kaiser's pri- vate puree. An English gentieman of unquestionable veracity, a resi dont of this city, mayn that be has been told by persona directly inter- ented, that the entire expense of the Bmperor’s recent trip to Turkey was paid by three syndicates of German capitatiots, whose Interests in this region he promised to further. And if he obtained one-half of the concession they counted on getting | by this means, they will stil! con- | sider themselves fortunate. peareantani Can't Try Felonies. NEW YORK, Maroh 17. ) pas. on Ber-| President ruling that has aroused great inter-| emt in the department. Tappin was) fin, charmed by the two, in the course of which the ring had been almost unmatched aret of eloquence. lost. Brown thought the officer had | If the verbatim report of this speech of Webster is to be depended-upon— | theft. that is, if the shorthand writer of | mistake the time was 4 master of his art, | tow jand did not minstate the one who | Sergt. Tappin refused to lock Riteh trusted him—the actual. words which | up. Webster delivered at this part of | he was wrong. his wonderful defense of the Union, | were nowhere near as amooth, well poised, striking, and elequent as those w time, have read the latter; and it was .doubticss, Webster's desire rather to impress himself upon the | citieen, the sergeant had no othe | taken It and i | : hich appear in the printed | cases of felony brought to his atten- | @peceh. Few men heard the form-/ tion. In this case a charge of felony! er; millions, both then and since thet | was made againat the accured, and, charged him with the, events proved, he was, a“ me afterwards he warden. | on the President York declared that) “An officer in vines, wierd the deat cannot be permitted,” wold, act as an examining magistrate such charge having been made by one who appeared to be a reputable THE SEATTLE very ia a carpenter and w ing business as a contractor and Recently he purehas nome teams and prepared to do an naive buainews, Me has many | friends in and around Pullman, who |aigned a 6 ter petition aeking jthat his #entence he reduced, arrival here in custody of Conatab | Hi about 1 o'clock lawt night, hav jing driven down from Pullman | ‘This cane haw attracted more than ontinary Interest, and has been bit terly contested throughout. MoG! Very's counsel appealed from the de cinton of the superior court, but the supr court sustained the ¢ sion, A motion for a new trial wa overruled, Before the remittitur has been returned from the supren and while the tor court, motion “ new trial was pending, Judge M¢ Donald taaw & commitment for MeGilvery he was brought to Colfax and lodged in jai, M, © Reed, bin attorney, went to Olympta to argue the motion for a rehearing in the supreme 4, and during bis U. L. DBttinger aecured the of MeGilvery on « writ of rpus on the ground that the super rt had no juriedic tion until the remittitur was oly ed from the supre court Meall very w his own bond and Yas since been at liberty Good Signs of the Times. ‘The newspapers of the last fe days have ar need the advance wages in many of the grea of the country, Many of these fac tories are th which tron and ateol are worked of tron te usually a safe tnd of all kinds: but cotton and other go active, Not a tow of in the Bouth cannot fill their The, outtoo for good crops ts font What doos tt all meant boom along all tines of ary character. to be followed by de Pression and failures? There i* no indication of anything of that sort The prosperity and the general up- ward tendency of nearly everything have a sound ba The country ts simply rich, and op In tt a ontem por- dey es. But, on the other hand, thre is| York, of the police board, made & mont is proceeding rapidly, because ) the people are hopeful, and who have me thome eating ‘The American people are selling more to out T than ewer before. to Money must continue to come to th country. This being weed for further development means the making of more money for those who have it) to spare for investment, and more | money in the pockets of thome wh: Hive by daily Inbor.—Haltimore Am- erican. HIS OWN FAULT Wilson Won't Get Dama From the City. ! ‘The claims of Steve Wilson for | damages sustained to his boat In a STAR. BILL 1S LOST Measure Relating to School Fund Cannot Bo Found. OLYMPIA, Wash. March t7.—The lied Benate Mill No, 195, provid for the investment of the per manent school fund, has never been presented to Governor Roe’ signature, and cannot b The discovery han cauned ce bie uneasiness in jal circles, and it t@ 1 the tion in ne fate It may ha on lost or stolen. "Bo you hay lords in thie country ting istirnan. “No, replied (he American; “this te a nation with out & poer.—Marper’s Bagaar. You, he haw d remarably well; eveloped a good ity for bus ows and all that, you know. Hi an exception among rich men's sone. Have you ever noticed what an extraordipary number of those ex- They're successful men boots a few ye Kvening Poat The Lad “Mamma people go that tell Heat” The Lady—Te the bad pi el, I'm sorry for that min id he'd may ‘Just a few w end he tatked for an hour," York World. where Thiet!" “No, not’ she cried, scornfully he exclaimed, pleading- “Anything but that.” “Thief! she repeated A thief takes #o little it ie hardly missed; an embexaler takes all that is within reach, and a financier takes so much it cannot be counted, You stole but ly one." He ts now a financter.—Brooklyn | Page | Would I were in Manila, Where the Filipino ts; For through his sun-kiseed whirkers ‘The lseards never bites. —Philadelphia Record. ‘The Rev. Mr. Perins, being called upon suddenty to address a Sunday school, thought he would get a few! original ideas from his young bear-| ore. “Children,” said he, “I want) you to tell me what I shall talk to) you about tonight, What shall 1) says?’ At first there was no. re-) sponse hat bright little fellow) over there,” said he, pointing to # “What! Ina youngster on @ back seat shall I say to you tonight?” Hittle piping voice came the Say amen and sit down. deiphia Evening Post. / Proud Ohloan—"Yeu, sir; next heaven give me Obto. Even 4 monde have been found there lately. Jealous Kentuckian — “I though: sah, that diamonds were the product of tremendous heat, sah."—Jewelers’ mukitude than temporarity to in-| course to pursue than to hold the) cogision with the fire bout Snoquhine | Weekly. uence action in the senate. Brent eloquence: greater, mo doubt, at some times than others; but, ap- the case that he appeared to be much more eloquent in the speeches some sergeants who, that, after revision, he had printed the Judgment of @ magistrate in! Web-| accused. He is vested with no dis- ster was unquestionably a man of | cretion Im the case." j | ‘The board judged, however, that « reprimand as suffietent punish ment. The ruling wes a surprise to from exereiaing than In the same speeches o* orig-| cases of misdemeanor, have gradu. | imally delivered.—Boston Herald. Gen. Miranda’s Expedi Stor Rinses, of Coveeas, has repert: | panty, than & vegemns. ed to the department of state that for the second time within a year & monument has been dediented fn lally overstepped or forgotten the | line that marks such casea of felony. tion, | They will adopt the president's rul- ling, for the next ¢ase of the kind WASHINGTON, March 17--Ofin-| Wi) entail heavier punishment, pro-| plication of Ida E. Everitt to review Venesueia to the memory of ten ett- | iaens of the United States who, members of one of Gen. Miranda's he Spaniards tn Puerto Cubetio in July, 1806. The first monument wae erected at Maracay, then the capital of Miranda. The second one, dedicated on February 25, was erect~ he expense of the national governnment of Venezuela and cost about $6,000. It in an imposing and handsome structure in bronae, rent~ ing upon @ granite base, and is 65 feet high. The front panel of the pedestal contains the coat of arma of the United St» und Venenueta interwoven. On the rear panel there is a bronze crown of laurel and palm, and on the east panel a bronae by ¢ men in whose honor the monument 5) t-tated expeditions, were executed | j | | j | | | | DAIRYMEN ARE MAD hreaten to Raise Price of Milk Ten Cents @ Quart. The draft of an ordinance was Presented to the city council some time ago to prohibit the keeping of hogs within the city lrmits. The Graft was changed somewhat and made to include regulations affect- | | jing other live stock, each family be- jing allowed to Keep not over three |cows. ‘This has raised quite an up- te containing the names of the| was erected. The names on the tab-| let and Thomas Hilopp; Lieuts. Gustave are Captains ‘Thomas Donohue | A. Bergud, Charles Johnson, Daniel | Kemper, Miles L. Hall, Paul F. George, James Gardiner, and John Ferris, and Second Lieut. Francia Farquharson. Reformatory Law Is Wrong. oW YORK, March 17.--Thomas Ryan, 17 years old, and Sarah Piat- ford, & years old, were arraigned efore Recorder Goff in Part If of the genecal sess: for sentence. two had een convicted of robb the filrat degree for badges ce on & marine from the Brooklyn navy yard. Ryan wae up first and Record Goff, addressing him, said is “I scarcely know what I ought to do in your case, You are only 17 years oid, and I probably ought t give you a chance to reform, I ¢ not want to send you to state prison because of your youth. If I send you to the Pimira reformatory they are Hable to keep you there for twenty years. The law permitting such a state of affairs to exist should be re- pealed immediately. However, I will sentence you to the reforma- tory, and at the end of two years, if you are still th 1 will apply to the governor to have you pardoned. yurt unite In All the judges in this the opinion that the law committing man to the reformatory for an un limited number of years should be changed.” The woman was sentenced to threr years’ imprisonment in the state prison for women at Auburn. An Unheeded Protest. roar among local dairymen, who claim that “If they are compelled to drive their cows out of the city linpite, milk is Hable to take « raise to 10 cents per quart.” Close of Martens Trial. NDW YORK, March 17.—The trial of Police Captain Martens on the charge of letting polley men run his preecinet when he waa in charge of the East Thirty-fifth street squad until @ month age, war ended yer- terday. Counsel for Capt. Goddard of Gen. Koonevelt's staff, who is the real complainant inet Martens, and who once before laid the cap tain by the heels on exactly the mame charge, tried to show yeater- day that two of the policy writers caught by the young men of the Civ je club were the same persons doing business at the same places as at hin | previous arraignment of Martens, lan WASHINGTON, Ma 17.—The President today appointed Samuel G, Dorr postmaster at Buffalo, not- withstanding the protest of Con gressman Mahany, who in a t gram to the President yesterday naid “To refuse to appoint my best| friend and to select my bittereat ¢ emy i# a double insult and a shame- ful return for my carrying a Demo- ‘cratic congressional district tw for the Republican party. believe you will be a party to this outrage.” Reuben J. Geta was Mahany's can- to} didate, | Walla | 1 aannot | but the evidence was held to be in admissible Two of the precinct detectives, Keating and Dearing, testified ye terday to their vain efforts to do what Capt. Goddard's young men did. They couldn't get In. Martens hed told them to try their est, and they did try, but thelr bent was bad ‘The policy men were onto them. The captain himself was not put on the stand. He could only have teatified, to his ineffleieney, which was the sum of the charge brought against him. Twice before has Capt. Martens n fired a month's pay In that cinet for failing to catch gamb This Iv the severest Judgment pm ters. that can be inflicted short of dis miseal. If he escapes dismissal thin time he will have broken the record and his lucky star will have the en- vy of the department. The board ts to decide his case in a few days. Must Go to the Pen. COLFAX, March W%~Archie Me- ry, of Pullman, who was con vie in December, 1897, on a charge of attempted incest with his step- daughter, Carrie Barnett, and sen tenced to #ix years In the peniten- tlary by Ju@@e MéDonald, was tak- | en to Colfax by Constable Hill, of | Pullman, and lodged in the county | Jail, preparatory to being went to! Walia, | McGilvery seemed greatly surpria ed at this action. He had boen led | to belleve that he would never be | nent to the penitentiary, and only | re ly told the reporter that he would never have to go to Walla Walla, but yould remain in Pullman and work at big trade, Mr, McGill. | Globe-Demperat, will not be allowed. nays “The pilot is not responsible for the accident, as he was answering a fire call, and the sloop was in the way. The dock ts city property. and Chief Kellogg | he had no right whatever to be tied | oe.” up at that Can NEW YORK, March 1 ‘The ap- and set aside a decision of the board | of school trustees which removed her from her piace an public school | teacher, has been denied by the ap-| pellate division of the supreme court | in an opinion wayen by Justice In fraham, The decision ts based on want of power to review the action of school authorities Miss Everttt taught in sehool 7 in| Kast Forty-second street, when 1897 she was summoned befo: superintendents to explain a lov ter which it was alleged she written to HW. M. Farrell, a teacher in school 20, Chrystic street. Farrell had 4 wife and grown children. The plaintiff and Mr. and Mra, Parret! had been friends, Mra. Farret! tett her home in April, 1897, wh porarily Insane, and about th the school authorities got wind of the alleged love affair, Mra, Parrett said subsequently that she had no enuse for Jealousy regarding Miss Everitt Farrell and Mise Everitt were summoned to appear before the su perintendents, who, under the law, had jurisdiction of their schools. Mine Evoritt was dismissed and her appeal to the board of education was thrown out. Farrell's case was left open and he ts «till teaching The appellate division cites many authorities and refers to the stat utes and the charter to show that the court cannot review the action the school authoritios. From the Capital of Guam. WASHINGTON, Ina report to the navy ¢ dat ed San Luis d'Apra am, Janu 21, Commander Tauasig, of the gun boat Bennington gives some inter esting In formation about the town of Agana, the capital of the istand There are eight stores in Agana besides a number of small huts where the native aguardiente, made out of fermented cocoanut milk, in sold. The one Japanese store is an extensive establishment and the best in the town. There is also an American st pretentious but inferior t A mis collancous clase ods is kept reincluding « supplies, kero sene oil, rice, nec hats, stock Ings, lamps, lamp shades, crockery trunks, paints and nails. In the etty flour is difficult to obtain and butter and lard keep poorly in such, a hot olin and a xpenalt Milk can be purchased In small quantith hickens and eggs are plentiful. ‘The | beef is poor and there are ng sheep Jon the istand. Yams and sweet po: | tatoes grow freely and corn, used by | the natives to make bread. Mike wise plentiful, Pigs abound every where, Bananas, cocoanuts and the breadfruit furnishes the chief sour con of food for the natives, Very Uttle fishing is do A fair quan tity of clam is found and a very amall oyster of aweet taste, Deer and goats abound, Wild turkey plo ducks and other edible birds a plentiful. Setback for the Prophets, The prophets who said all xtrts of national diMeculties would follow the annexation of fF ali, are unable as yet to point with pride to the alight est trouble of any kind—St, Louls i ever made, “The idea of that man's having the audacity to try to buy my vote out- right!" exclaimed the smail poll- tielan. “Wouldn't you agree to his terms?” asked the Intimate friend “No, er; J might rent it for a litte while, but 1 wouldn't sell it." | Washington Star. MeLubberty — Owld Uncle Moike Duffy is out av bie mind intotrely!” Mra. McLuberty—Phwot makes yes aay thot? MeLubberty — Phwoy, been afther makin’ his will an’ Vavin’ tvery’ting he's got in dhe worruld to his heirs, not kapin’ back for him- self as much as @ quarter's wort’ av anyt'ing. Tink av ut, avin’ himself pinniless his age, in cane he should dote.—Harper's Bazaar, Dadson—That boy of mine is a regular phenomenon. Batohellor (wearily) — In way? Dadson—Hte’s six years old, and never said a clever thing in his life. what Scene: St. Andrew's golf Jinks Visitor (to caddie)—Do you get much carrying in winter? ddie-Na! ‘There's nae muckle arryin’ in winter, If It's no’ snaw it's frost, if It’s no frost it’s snaw, if it's neither frost frost nor snaw, it's rain, an’ if it’s a fine day it's shar tae be the Sawbath. A clergyman tells a good story in whieh he had a hand. / It ts bis rule, he #ay to use the plainest words possible in his sermons — a habit which might, by way of con: trast, strike some gregations very forcibly. Once, after preach- ing in @ strange church, he receive a heartfelt eulogium, for the next day a aweep who had been in church | wan as what he thought of the] visiting clergyman. I like him,” he replied use po grammatical wore “he don't *." Milicent=Aren't bicycle lamps an- noying? 2 Miriam (vexatiously) — Yes, mine goes out every time I run Into any- body. A young pargvenu was donsting that when his uncle died he left $500, 000 behind him 1 This boast was promptly trumped | by Mr. Nagas, who aaid: “That's | nothing, When my uncle died, he | left the whole earth behind him - | Maudie's papa is night editor on} a newspaper, a fact which Maudie | apparently hasn't learned, for when | we one asked her a few days ago} what her father did for a living, she replied “7 div’ It up. T fink he's a burglar, se he's out all night.” me to think He—Smoking hel | ma give up the She When did of tobacco? | SHOES AND OVERCOAT tailor, and Chas, | 1 last night by Joe W. Willams, Naland, were arreste Officer J. L. Bark, William had an} extra pair of new shoes, and Noland a new avercoat in his possesston Cann in the municipal court will have a hearing before this afternoon, on a charge of lar ceny. AL-KI DUE TONIGHT. | od | Steamship Al-Ki, of the Pacific sat ‘Bteamship company, will ar rive from the north at 11 o'clock. | Tif present trip will be one of the| quickest that this steamer has | Queen City Dramatic Co. In this case she wint| a a ER EIT RTS RTT TE ° arrive dno day ahead of time ™ CA E H LBE Al-KKi Jeft Seattle for the north} F A on Mareh 6 Just Opened cy a BOXING TOURNAMENT. (509 SECOND AVENUE The 8. A. C. will give a boxing | Collins Biook tourn the elub rooms chia] . i a AE evening official program ts an colons 4 BARGAINS Matney Corrigan va, "Young Mitch Edw. Pincus vs, Tom Fraker—| n ware 8 Three rounds Lyman ie ve Prank Phelan) Th? Ramaker Music Co. Four rounds Harry Slade va. “Indian” Joe vine sot Tite Four rounds | Joe Lao vs, Marry Carll — Four rounds. Wind - ups: Tommy Bullene ve. Patey Carroll-Mix rounds. Kid Kirwan, &f Chicago, vA y Deane, of Spokane — Six rounds tke Hawkine ve Dan Godfrey,) the “Australian Black’—ix rounds. THe PUGET BOUND NATIONAL BANS AMUBEMENTS. oF earree. RANKE HALL) Siem oo tia Tuesday Evening, March 21,' 99. $O oatetaae : Vice Prgtidant | KY. Ankeny ents the cities ta corrneziatedt sense sea Ean Ss FINANCIAL. a The Beautiful Classical Drama, “INGOMAR” i selected east: Mr. Alex MeKen- Sadie Martin, Miss Loretta Grace, eupparted by the JAMER BOTHW ER Weston Boek FOR SALE-CITY REAL ESTATE. esd Sarma ‘cheap. ‘tnd insurance Under the am YOR #\LE—Holyoke ro eit) losed Seomee both well lone Hoeton block « om nie by Tiek: viety, juoen City - J Sot mocona Avenue, and st| FOR #ALS— alton night of perlormance. 68 aL es acre : ; > = in thiseity, a SEATTLE THEATER. as Management J.P. 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