The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 8, 1899, Page 2

t thing for the Pacific coast tand, however, that she shoul eapecially tor Oregon. it says tha Ul, no matter how far off he enlgot the Chinese have proved se a baleful influence over to the community, and ah It was this threat that drove encouraged to « to this 1. He tried continually to ito ‘ LA ne nd when | tup in icky DU yeu rarer ac rformed the most demoniac Het whyenying to-Sheap kmen from actions, tearing up the bed clothes other countries, and » ng bis hair and butting his head “Every tim an ¢ t the wall, When committed over to America to work on a asylum at Osaawator road track, or a . 3 the Ore wo over to wach a , + tormenting him, and called Ee. comes over to pe anas. her trending terme Finn comes ever to 5 A fishing have me profession are Doat, the professed friends of Ame nly ¢ as to the cause fean labor have a fit. They pre- of his insanity, It ts thought by the tend to think thes eap laborer re conservative that the woman will take the bread out of some may, while in his company American's mouth, make another repeatedly hypnotised him that his tramp, and beggar a family brain gave way, Others maintain Then the Oregonian continues in that a great discovery In mental tel extaphy lies beneath the case, The vw ay rege Oregon authorities have been unable “Chinese labor has been a blessing /¢o locate the woman. to Oregon. Chinese have cleared eal land here which white mon would ways, with pipe and story, as to make their employment costly to the Chi Xe Ore te being taken out of the Bt point of prohibition vegetables and wash clothes which assay mine near Loomis, our American young men and wo- | ing $8 in gold. The shaft is down men will not touch. Americans will | feet not tend gardens or work in the oes Kitchen with the same faithfulness | The mines about Republic are pro- and reliquishment pleasurable ducing good and give rise to the pursuits which the Chinese display. |theory that rich strikes will soon It would be impossible to imag be made. The Republic mine has the confusion and distress » taken the lead In development work which Portland would be thrown,| During the month of March the should our Chinese laundries, | drift h ivanced 427 feet. Chinese gardens, Chinese cook, Chin- | Rather less than the usual amount ese porters, Janitors and house ser vante of every kind be at o f development was done on the Jim | withdrawn. In time we should, no| Blaine tunnel, the total number of | @oubt, recover from the inconven- | feet being run being 6. fence, but a great deal now done ‘would have to be left henceforth un- The Hutte and Boston drift was Gone because Americans would not|extended $9 feet during the past do the work for what householders | month. could afford to pay.” — This te remarkable talk for a| The south drift on the Prinpeas Maud was extemted 70 feet inst newspaper which claims to repre- | 3%, gent the intelligent thought and flea feeling of the people of Oregen'| The Number Six tunnel was ex- Followed to a logical conclusion, the | tended 100 feet last month. Oregonian’s ideas would work great — injury not only to the people of th Pacific coast, but to the entire coun- try. With the gates thrown wide open to Mongols and others of their | It ts reported that the shaft on the {ik, there would soon be no work left | Dora was sunk 35 feet during the | for Americas workmen to do at tiv. | ™onth of March, ing prices. The toleration of Chin- ese lau™ tries with cut rates, tends to destroy American laundries which pay American employes living wares ‘The same rule follows fn all branch-| es of craft, labor or service: The people of the Pacific coast do not want the Asiatics here. and the Oregonian will find it uphill business starting a crusade in their favor. ————s Many conservative men in the United States predict that the craze for speculation tn trust stocks wi!) Speedily result in over capitalization of the combinations, and a collapse which will carry down to financial On the Summit-Republic 124 feet of tunnel was run during March, and!) 4% feet of drift along the foot wall. bs feet In March. om the Reindeer property wa 45 feet during March. It ts stated that 27 feet of develop- ment work was done on the Spokane | Queen mine during March. Fifty-five feet of raise was made in the San Pot! mine last month feet last month. Only 60 feet o on the Iren Monitor claim during March. These were short branches from the main tunnel, The amount of drift and crosscut fuin a multitude of persons who \t now think that they are on the road 0" '"* Biacktail in March was 9% to enormous wealth. The mass the people will show them ses The Lone Pine has to its credit for sympathy in their hour of disappoint-| March 60 feet of drift and 25 feet of | ment. Trusts are organized to p whaft upon the public, and the promoters) 7. stountain Lion worked with a deserve to lose the money which they put into these unrighteous com- full force lese than half the month. edit 60 feet of crons ination: feet of cromeutting _—__ rifting on the ledge. The feverish conditions existing In| — The Republic Giant, though a new Wall street at the present time were clearly revealed yesterday when the |}*@terprise, has 90 feet of tunnel, which @ feet were run failure of Dimock & any al- most precipitated a panic among the|4 quarter of a mile north of east operators both in > York and jof the Mountain Lion | Chicago. Trust stocks fell many) * —_— van he Agnes, which adjoins Mud fe minutes, @ pag cap clam = 0 north, has been sinking a c Slroad securitte ith ging down rallroad urities with aft for the past month, and has 70 them. The movement was only t to its credit for that period. checked by a tremendous effort on sche the part of the bulls to buy up| The Gopher adjoins the Mountain everything in sis! market | Lion on t ast. About 90 feet of finally rallied, but there Genlere [art WES TER Curing March, and 6 |shaft was sunk 20 feet who could count their lowes by the tens of thousands The Mabel shaft was sunk 18 feet oo im Ma 1 was no work done In the City of Philadeiphia, « n the f the month, and evolent association t# placing many only mployed vacant lots under cultivat ¥ The claim ts that the euauar! der to supply food for needy fam-| thy Lake View claim was extend- | flies. If the poor people wh avn toa be feck Saet pase | thus supported could be ¢ : | chance in the great west t¢ ¢for| The Eureka 1 Mining Company themselves, some lasting lin March. The might follow. Gardening 7 a avg an lots is an anomaly in a country Cr ehatt sapunsty Hen oe wear where thousands of acres of fa and adjoins the Delta land Ile untouched by spade or plow. dias | About 20 feet of as sunk n the M March During the # period 10 feet of tunnel was driven and 8 feet of arift perty lies between the Flag a Bl ¢ h claims. Between a Hypnotic Woman '" " i and Alleged Victim. | The shaft ax sunk 42 The medical n on the feet Mary Ann mine during the month on at Wichita, Kan f March. are discussing a remarkable case of| , ag rovchigm win ate of! the Snow Dr haft was sunk "/20 feet last month and during the Mack, a harne s ame period 19 feet of shaft was run hended several weeks ago on a| The claim Hes about one mile north charge of insanity. On ¢ ning he wf the G nh Harv it and about fore the municipal examiner pe | eee SAO. Nats alias Seuss of the disted, {n coherent languag cha pene ree, Tt © omererelve @un not cr but hypnotised It perty and ha been opened fs hia statement that th ot |*2* pra tye cnt eR gy oie in pad the evil eye was the and SF Pe MOee BES DORt that convinced of his mental inequa te — | tifled that he had met at a San A SMALL BLAZE. Francisco hotel in r Andr Ore., Gertie An alarm was sent In from box 21 PN iss thsi nore hdiee Vii Nlgianas niknctlinainhicn ngatir ortiand. a very f Jat terday afternoon, fire hav r 1 1d ed in the old Olym fallen in love, wit n his! 1 1 1 avenue, near part, @ consequent pr f necea atreet. Chief Kellogg Is of riage. He returned to j pir that the fire caught from peeting to wed 7 lef 1 « restaurant in the his business ' ha building "\ neath on the apointed hted ha an formerly used by from an east-bound tr i ‘ utlonal church, obliged to conte t 1 not | but of un been a meet keep his word. ‘The 1 ¢ place f s, The damage upon flew Inte a great ra as about 60 | 2 2 uPE which they to Rallroad depot, she made x No oF nonstration, She had tn BH, WELL 3 San Francisco, during the first days ne ieee aller : ree thetr Akement, amused people | ay in the hotel by hypnetiaing, at whieh | FM, WRU BF, CHAS! he had a powerful knack. She now Rorroa, | | Busixess A that she meant ~ nin was the Children Tell How | = until, several days afte 8 1 Mimeolf in the cell of a y Vat Denver. ‘The woman had | Telephene Pike (6° Kipp vty To hie as . nishment and terror, however, she Otices No 1107 Third Avenue a eh ee ace Entered at the postoiice at Soattio, Wa , runes ini beens ton, a8 seoond Ly tices iN to r r Here she again th him ur s Bpell, forcing him The Por gontan, In « 7 to tole ar to Wiehita and sell out Inch editorial, endeavors to conyit unineme Kreat sacrifes ite readers that « » » taken all had she allow A Shy CHICAGO, April & \W THE MURDER, Ma Killed Pa. king Deed Which Occurred in the City of Chicago little girie of Brown, now have wn to ible Details Mr. and aged § and womanhood. When the two Mra. J 4, oh their re membrance of their parents will be deat 0, Infurtated wo has so @" indelible photograph of a brow- outraged, man outting, and cutting, and cutting an intoxt ted, blood raing, from by murderous m Ul) his lifeless body fell at her spurting n fret rt and throat, @ shredded, sickening mans. The man was «lain by the woman youterday The brought ft all on himself.” The two little ones stood in terror nelahbors aay Me & |8" the Meht to the death progressed the fight of their father and moth er. Again and again plunged the knife ko the woman in her hand—a which had been temptingly at hand on the kitehen table—into the husband, who in turn blows. ‘They strugeted, silenced, hie bi years of nagging and . for ever so man went down at last, tong.” owe at m juscular superiority done. “You nee, child, aged 8, explained. got into one hat about? O, 1 bout aumfin, you know. ot the children but th his oat an end, abune it wua this way,” ht to kill her by chokirig and by ay, strong his and the “Pa and their don't k An furses we — Jom pa by got real mad and he eaid he'd kill ma, an’ | lered. then h Little 8 eo htt her a ie wus oryin I didn’t look for a minute, holierin’, ‘roun’, |aeain right hard, I saw |her by the neck an’ kickin’ her, t too, ‘cause an’ when 1 heard pa she hot then an’ with her turned hit ma pa holdin’ an’ reachin® for the butcher knife on the table. “Then pa, he slipped, an’ next thin’ | know ma had the knife an’ it to pa, an’ he a- wearin’ and swear in.* way, the When ma had hit pa three or four times he got all wobbly-like an over her, an’ didn't seem t at alt. “Eimeby che sald kin dead,’ The Jumbo tunnel was driven 65 | Derself, ‘T dropped the knife an’ fell richt d there romneuts were done | Kissin’ pa, an’ then I got more scar- on the he’ dirty floor an’ ie [kept beggin’ her to quit, an’ ma ehe ‘The Reindeer tunnel was driven 70 | tdn't seem to pay any ‘tention at Tho Edwards shaft |@!). Dut jes’ kept cuttin’ sunk | > fell down Ike bia foot was twint- jed. ike you do hurtin’ it In "Pull-a- you know, an’ | flew ewful, an’ most over me an’ s Ma she jen’ stood there a-chokin’ an’ a-chokin', an’ the blood flyin’ Pretty soon the blood Jew | mind it | Uke te an’ « n begin ed by her than I wus before, an’ sis an’ me jes’ ran an’ called folks.” They found Mre. Brown there as the little one had told, blood beside a man that hacked to pisces emall fatal wounds, in a pool of had Beside numerous outs the body contained five one under the been chin, which nearly severed the windpipe two that had penetrated the stom ach and one on the right “EXTRA de and one that had cleaved the heart * TIRED HIM. Amos Brown brought sult In the $13,557, | superior court on April & C. Farnandis et al. in which he ask- ed for @ jud, of andia contracted to erect a two-story juring the | brick bullding on the corner of fec- month of March. It Is situated about|ond avenue and Seneoa street fo ording to plane and spe arch Inet ent for $734.95. Fearn cifications made by an When the building was finished bills for extras, amounting to were prewented to Mr compelled to pay them he alleges, rightfully be The Jury ren leral 3704.95, and and which, jlonge to he wa the contract et ev Brown fered a verdict late last night for the detenda: t, 8. C. Fernandis. TO SPITE HIS FATHER Young Man sn Shoots # Himself in His Parent's Presence. CRAWFORDSVILAL &.—Will Woods, Robert Woods, cided today for no other reas to aplte had just had a vio were at porsesned his fa work, an 20 years ¢ a Umber ather, with when the ungovernable 4 eal mt quarrel April G son jer, wul n than hom he They who temper took a sullen tantrum and addressed his parent #0 disrespectfully that he was threatened with discharge. An grily retorting that he would quit, Woods put on his coat, and, draw ing a revolver, shot himself fatally. ven while dying, young Woods ex pressed no regret, and the extent of his rage was shown by his refusal to even father addrens the MAPELA WAS A BAD MAN Eternal Summer. arief-stricken asia | And Went to the Land of EL PASO, Tex., April Reset by the man who bragged of having kill ed his ner und in a district in which few men are safe and the bad man” had y antage in the shape of familiarity and friend ter Dunham, a rancher of Pecos va y, proved his metal and his marksmanship last night An a sult Jesus Mapela ts dead, with four bullets in his body, om Alrmos tep of the other, and all in the re jon of the heart {apela was the bad man, He was THE SEATTLE STAR I. Mexican and a frequenter ef th tenderloin probably ol Mapel ap nun ot an Wor 1 State all of ‘And | th Eel . A your ago , a nephew of | 2 Dunham, a him in pe business raising, hed | Of and,during bia atay me « gaged tn a difficulty aused hin | death, Tut bef ' * brave running . men and seve 1 r before hie atm t that k form, and Ma taken |g credit for the M iT had an ir g exphc hatr * and to have repe th lesire to mee kman. His h a ory 7 Tt G conipanions + and makir 4 ” tly nade their purr aquar-. ¥f plain Fall Dusham mays, they « in the re 2 quiet part of th nand Ma pela, after open thre ached for his gun Tut k the men of Pe “va Mexican's revolver neve He fore his band reached hie hidden he tiie dead form fell one the side walk, three found a lodgrm in wounds ean be covered by a man's har N Map un not at all be up hie nptie retih from a4 A Prine Albert went on his way about loin, quite @ respect od TROUBLES OF MANKIND ( ; New suite fle in the superior court we I Puget Sound N ional bank va. D. Denny et v4 Poat-Int iigencer ehing © ve. Charles W r adver- | gf tistng rick, N o va. C. , Wi for furni The Central federation of Hu county notified the Hud n Z will w rte York, who, klaye after next thdraw its and ernal delegs 1y untons It euspends the un me the of New mbens oarry their working cards with them on w turalts The wage-e | will have a grand Jeffers dinner on nix ly have whatever job ployed will be fined orkmen are comy kk that the law ployment of ct is betng circumvented by i tion of new | work for low wage all | for evil com the | 1 er they againnt ation for spotls ain mas Jefferson sou to Th upon have aymp Nearly Fur-bearing usually coast Prit tion to F the te sour held at June It town tle w witl ha n to the lone are wade must ¢ to this co oon with manity fleas afilia $1,000,000 the citizens of St ealied on to fair In 1903 haw been pledge n mente nth Cor Wieh J A Lovely Victim. A Waiter's dinne New nian dot April The Louis have b nb during th alning in New the em work arrivals who wit York world's un fornia The Mon Dilemma. cook SSeesEse si Bove OING! Five-Aere Tracts Going. Like Hot takes Buy 5 ACRES IN Paradise or°r Washington sovnstggageazso| Moore Investment Company} 112 Columbia Street. ae rest land in Wastin One hundred acres of the ali on, under cultivation, and near the electric line, for sale in 5-acre tracts. This land is the best of what has been known as the Burns Ranch, cated in South Seattle, the electric car line, the main county road. and lo- near and on The soil is rich and productive. This land is close in, and is the last opportunity you will ever have of securing § acres so near to Seattle, and at such sonable prices. Land adjoining these tre has been platted and sold in lots at from $50 to $150 per lot, while you can buy this land at from $100 to $200 per acre. You can secure a §-acre tract by paying One-third ‘cash and the balance in one and two years, if you wish. Do not hesitate, but call at once and pick out your tract, as the sale of this land will only continue for ten day’ Title perfect and Ab-) stract Furnished with Every Deed. Z4 zi Zi a a OING! PIPGFFSIGGISGPSGFGIG IFS 4 esokhbbstesesttoce Buy ACRES IN Paradise OF _— Washington Moore Investment Company 19 Conia Stet ES & 7 WASHINGTO od TO EXTEND COMMERC The Wilmington’s Oruies Up South American Rivers. the kund April &.—The trip} of South Amer! States ing her c fact that the United States minister trip up om ar Orinogo on the urned bearing a personal invitation ot Ven- Venesu enor A a, fr great attention, and wit ure ela took ht Wiimingt ndrade, P m Sir He govern te vot Wilmington up the a iw attract- both in the Unit- abroad, and the eyes commercial world are follow- The the re ne dward J of Trinidad, to t nth, when his next hint of part of the to he 1 the Britain and Venesuela The W ngton has now started p the Am 4 trip which will many week s she will 1 the Madeira, the Negro and vers of Peru. But Nagging Woman Defeats the Life it n 1 just 20 ran-« This was th f 134 b draft « mmanded by ‘Th since retl las prive made a trip of sur ne Wilmineton is now srt made on that voyage HOME VAMPIRES. mar and th th 1 him Purpose of Man. 1 who leaves the breakfast enters the publi way in which he ha yntend- yield h to the be likely to wear neek to injus ” mus of being has the mall-4 h und the treatment atly thus at of mak pitiful ts th 1 Is large-soul f h sfort ger his p € nerainet t nan h and but feel 1 unprinct k to share h in who can a high-souled, uns t r that | ling | ady | | mot oman man ts the v b | recognize in tt his | And did not understond. | And ft isn’t the shame, and it isn’t '¢ “vampire” that has been portrayed with such unerring sk by Kipling, and many a poor vie im of @ narrow-minded wife might wn expertenc: wh, the toll we lost, and the sp we lost, And the excellent things we plan- ned, Belong to the woman who didn't know why And now we know she never knew why) wi the blame ‘That stings like a white-hot brand; t's coming to know that ehe ne knew why ‘Seeing at last she could never know why) im, And never could understand, Then The NEW YORK, Bruyn and Charles Colet, five yearg ago, SWAPPED THEIR WIVES Came Troubles of a Singular Kind. April 8. —Loulg married sisters, Jean and Marié Male, in Mt. Vernon, N. Y. Neither |marriages proved happy and they | traded wives. ¢ |moved to Patterson and a son was ver | born to t Bruyn died and Bruyn went to the Colet home for sympathy and, being vet and Mrs. Bruyn om. Mrs. Colet while with was nursed back to health by |his wife, ‘Then he fell in love witl {her again. Why You Blush. ‘olet, with an extensive cut on big “Unsteadiness of purpose and in- 4, which he says Bruyn inflicted, stability of mind are regar oe di FE car's o. chareins general characteriatica of blushers,” |the embexalement he the aid wh — says the Paris experts who have in-|ruyn of all his savings. He wante vestigated the blushing habit. “Ha-|to charge Bruyn with abduction, but bitual blushers are also subject to|the court could find no law which changes in temperament. Our ¢ prevented & man from eloping with servation shows that they blush of- | "8 eggs ‘ole has received a letter from tener and more violently In damp | Mrs, Bruyn in which she pr 4 and stor weather than on cold |that she left him egainst her own winter days or during the best of the | Wishes, She promises to have her 8 r. At all times, however, it |b! always remember him and begs spr iangihtewetigreag ry it : , |forgivenness, The letter is post- is th ndition of the mind that/ narked New York, but Mrs. Bruyn produces the diseas: tates that it will be useless to look “An uncertain stir to their feel her, as is going to take ® may be productive of blushing |her far away. Colet has, moreover, in those hereditary inclined to it;| been left practi penniless and others are made to blush by any i be una to prosecute a pro- painful shock, oce ned by shame remorse, grief or by the reproaches - An PaemaAe of superiors, or friends OARD OF EDUCATION “A pretty girl who listens to th woes | frst compliments paid to her with a| ‘Th gular ng of the board blushing cheek is rtainly of ed atic ld last night, and able if not always a pretty the f w bills were audited and But a blushing man in an a w ordered to be drawn: tion. Strong men do not blush. On- | Teachers’ sala 14,788 Janitors ly the weak, womant supersensi- | and er general fund, tive men do.”—Philadelphia Inquir- | $2734.28; fur 78.10, making a poly total of $ ~~ $l0, $12.50, $13.50, $15, $16.50. ajority The best clothes boug from here. ( this is a busy store. as returns you value from point of value ARRYING the BUYING CLOSER, we sell closer. Be for and state come we sell the best. NO WONDER trade with such a house om parable tht in this city best, your money. « J. REDELSHEIMER & CO. Strongest Top Coat House in the State, 800-802 First Ave., ¢ vor, Columbia, sh a RCA Paci steam wailing Puge Uptov Beatts Agent ¢ i" ‘ ‘ Inv ears. jinpre figure ao