The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 8, 1899, Page 4

HUGE SEA MONSTER Now Lying on the Portland Beach. UNCLE SAM OWNS THE CREATURE “A Torpedo Boat Destroyer” to be Launched on July 4 Noxt-- AMUSEMENTS BULIIET THIRD ho Commodor AVIENI THEATER and wanted the partnership with her Commissioner of Pensions dreads Dr, Mary Walker more than he does an epidemic of yellow fever The doctor, in her mate attire and shrill falsetto vo pays the partment periodical vieita, Sino has au ded in getting her whe own pension matters arranged she is for ever arranging those of others on a charitable bas! the sanctuary Lt y tion of government Wun’ less than an hour, colored man who star very stringent, but cova alludes his Vigilance and the ia a bad time ahead for Gov TOPEKA LIGHTENED. Excelsior reports mahip City of To rocks at Point Alex- ne an interrup a for no rdera to the * guard are ynally she there Evans the peka on PORTLAND, Ore, April &—The dig torpedo destroyer Goldsborough will be ready for launching on the | Fourth of July, and the event will form no small feature of the cele- bratio nof that glorious day As she stands on the ways today, she looks formidable enough to be sent inst a whole fleet of the enemy's warships, but, like Secretary Dick Thompson's first warship, she still fe “holler,” that is to say she is all fase and no works. The works, which will be a very essential part of the Goldsborough’s makeup, will | be put in before she is launched ‘The conning towers are on the decks, and a big hood, shaped like a half cone, extends along the forward | deck ready to receive the breakers | @hat rolis over the shiu as she plows | along, and drop them gently back | into their element before they have time to look round for damage to do. Her sharp bows split the vision fo that a man looking at them can- Rot tell whether a man he sees along- Side aft somewhere is on the port or starboard side, or is two men on both sides. Inside the boat the observer can hear a tattoo of hammers worthy of @ place in a Wagnerian orchestra, and if he ventures up the inctined | plane that leads to the vessel's decks | he can see the dusky forms of men working by candle-light, and the glow of red-hot rivets which are be- ing hammered through bulkheads and deck beams, uniting them so) firmly that not even death can part them. Part of the minor machinery fe going in now—the fan that wiil force the draft, the foundation for the pumps and the condenser, and | other things that will not be much fn the way when the great day ar- rives that sees the installation of the | engines. ‘The engines themselves, big, hulk- tng things that cost more than a) landsman would believe they would | ever be worth, are in the machine ship, where work is proceeding on them slowly and very carefully. the uneasy sea; with them, she is a flying monster that throws thirty~ three miles In her frothy wake every sixty minutes. The Thornycroft boilers, three of them, which will supply the engines with the breath of their life, nearly done, and are mdi the boiler shop—big. irregular af- fairs that look more like piles of net- | ly stacking tubing than anything | else. Each one of them contains) three miles of tubes, and the con-/ Genser, which is not half as big as & boiler, will contain four. The con- Genser is a queer-looking thing—like | &@ section of a huge boa-constrictor cut while its owner was in the last agonies, It is not made straight be- cause the tubes with which it is) filled will expand when they got hot | in spite of everything, and if they were straight thetr expansion would Hift off the heads of the condenser and make trouble of several kinds. Being curved, they can expand to their heart's content, arching like a cat's back. and no harm will be done If afl the tubing which goes into the Goldsborough were to stretch {ts length en the bring deep, she would have to run nearly half an hour at top speed to travel from one end of It to the other Experts who have seen the Gold) borough, y that she is « far b ter boat than the Farragut, lately finished by the Union Iron works, and predicts that the day after her trial trip there wit! be a new speed | | record written in the annals of the United States naty. id OUBT’S LEGTURE Prof. Thomas Doubt, of the Unt- versity of Washington, delivered a| lecture last evening before the / ademy of Science and Letters, ‘The Energy of a cunts. ro WEATHER “FORECAST. For Seattle and Wa night and Sunday occasional east to south winds. There has been no precipitation reported during the past twenty-four on hington ~ To- rain; hours. A general rise in tempera ture has occurred, ranging from 2 to 10 degrees. The highes tempara- tures are at mouth of the Columbia, and in California and Portland, re ports M—a rise of 10 in the past twenty-four hours. the ¥ Over California ther ts! clear for the most part; in the northwest it has beeome cloudy, and there is an appearance of a low area off the coast. The high pressure central over Idaho is CRANKS STILL FLOURISH Many Whose Mabiacenee Is Familiar in Washington. WASHINGTON, April 4. fame of Washington rests on noth- ng more firmly than upon the mult! plicity of its cranks. They haunt the very streets, but the big depart- ment buildings are their particular trysting place. The census bureau, since its establishment, has become 4 sort of a loadstone for them, much to the relief of the others. One wo man wanted to seo Gov, Merriam He was busy, but she brought a chair and threatened to ait in the hall until ejected, if she not allowed to sve him. She wanted to talk to him about renting rooms to Jander, during th |morning for the voyage to Seattle of the Pacific The steam Steam Wh alan the : freight, whieh th to Juneau, The Topeka appeared to be in a position suitable to with atand the elements The PExcelstor did not stop at the wreck The steamer Santa Crus left this ae tor, loaded with material fc ing the hole tn the To BIG RUSH FOR DIVORCES After July | Couples Will Have to Agree Longer. FARGO, N. D., been a great rush to this state dur- ing the last few weeks of persons anxious to obtain divorces on the rapid transit plan After July 1 one year’s residence tn the state will be one of the cond) tions of obtaining a divorce in North Duxota, The law requiring year’s residence was passed by the legiviature dur ¢ the session which has just closed, but was so amended as to provide that divorces obtained by persons who have resided in the state ninety days prior to July 1 shall be legal. This accounts for the rush of divorce seekers to this state just now. During the last 30 days 200 persons anxious to obtain divor- ces have arrived here and many oth ers bave gone to various places in thie state, Many of them reached here ae late as last night. The attorneys and hotelkeepers in Fargo and other cities in North Da- one kota deeply regret the change in the | jaw. Lawyers and hotel men profit- ed most, but other business enter prises recetved considerable benefit, | and it in estimated that the divorce colonies in different towns left at least $500,000 In the state annualiy Some of those now here seeking di vorces will not succeed in getting away for aix months, especially tn | cases where there are contest South Dakota will be the Mecca in the future, for there only @ six months’ residence is required. Saw His PHILADELPHIA, April *& as the two brothers of Patrick Duffy arrived at the Pennsylvania Raliroad roundhouse with hie supper last night they became witnesses of his horrible death under the wheels of an engine. Duffy was employed as an engine wiper, and had crawled between the wheels for the purpose of cleaning the ash pan of the engine when the huge machine was started | by a wrong signal. ‘The unfortunate man was caught between the wheels, and with a de spairing cry that froze the blood of }his horrified brothers, he was ground to death. His neck was broken, one ot his arms was cut off, and he was otherwise mangied. ADDRESSES — ARE WANTED Of Persons Pledging Money for Crittenton Home. Steps Boing Taken for the Tempo- rary 4 ing ef Reclaimed Girls in This City. Crittenton Rescue afternoon in F. chureh. The Florence Cirele met yesterday the parlors of the First M The circle js now in working order, but is awaiting instructions for the headquarters in Washington, D. C Mra. Parckhurst, th aident of the circle, said today to a Star re- porter, that nearly $14000 was pled« ed for the Crittenton home at the meeting held in the Armory several |Sundays ago ot this amount, only about $20 has been paid in Nearly all of the pledge cards con tained named, but n Adresses. wis! the Star yuld make the an nouncement that thone who have pledged themselves for ertain amounta, suld confer a a | |they would make their w bout swn to some of the members of | want to ask for a dona nm of suitable pr r " for the next six months, thus enab ling us t start until we can| purcha fourown, Mra Bywater n lake, haw kindly lots for the purpose m and if others of the charitable people of the city vould nasist us in the way of bulld- ng material and furniture, it would be a great helt e three girls already who ed their intentions of en sion just as soon as it The W. C. T. t naa ut Tacoma that might be med into a mission, but we xe In Seatt . circle will meet against next Friday afternoon at 2,30 o'clock In the parlors of the First M. KE iveh Senator McBride’ s Request | WASHINGTON, April 8.—Senat or McBride, of Oregon, has asked the President to have arrangements made wher the killed and wound- 4 of the Oregon volunteers be sent the elerks, who would be employed| home as speedily as possible, eS governor to go into vane When admitted to April 8 There has | Brother Killed Sunt | Brought Down From Copper River. THEY ARRIVE ON THE EXCELSIOR ple of 40 days Why is sings the has the The wife who she Thin sints of te plaited collar tle ruches. rding to Purser Christian of jthe steamer Excelsior, the epidemic jof sourvey tm the Copper river coun try t# disappearing, and a few bad ter twenty-five In the hospital, The bodies of six of the seven mon who frome to death on the Valdes gtacier on February 2, have been recovered, and are now at Valdes urvy patients were stream. | Fire Causes nic. HOUSTON, Tex. April §.—This morning about 1 o'clock fire gutted |the Cent Store, located at 19-517 Travis street, in the Capitol hotel annex. There were 200 guests in the hotel, and for a time there was 4 panic, though cool heads prevented jany accident of fatality When discovered the three roomea of the Cent store were abi The | store was owned by Weingarten & Adela, who say their lows in $40,000, erman, “Three Firet M subject St. jof the division of eupervisor’s 4! triets for the taking of the tweifth | | census nnett provides for not | jmore than 30 districts. The super-| sore will be appointed by the pres ident, with the advice and consent of the senate. © A bulletin will be issued in a few days giving the |« names of the counties in the differ- | Ore Jent divisions, |. 8 WOMAN'S WORLD. 2: will ‘The fad that once existed for #lik | underwear, and especially for col- | ored silk underwear, no longer holds | berin spe in Paria, which was the home of the | fn Street idea. Special | commence church ¢ Alexander the tlme each ever on ‘The proper belt to wear with aum- | Noble has mer gowns is made of velvet ribbon | nly two inches wide, and in much newer than efther satin or taffeta. Ganies attle Miss Natalie Schenck, who started | this generation are @ great deal tall er than thelr grandmothers were. | Untit you begin housecleaning you |# never realize how much stuff you have kept in the hope that it would leome in good some time. hear a great deal about rem- but the title somewhat attire of the woman | Church tlon } atreet We nant gowns, suggests the Paptist Taberna Jefferson « it that loudest man te tr goes 4 Kaater new buys her Unlike the purpl will } worst voice ' mouse wo t broldered aati: Several pron ted p hare t Ti city t thur * an cases now exist In the interior ier 4 The Excelstor took on at Valdes | ya f New ¥ fifteen mon aMicted with scurvy, | J. Hill'* private hey Same A five of whom she landed at Juneau, | Northern = T an brought the remaining ten to Pay W Beattie. ‘The flesh of these men had/and J. ¥. ¢ turned almost black, and their legs |conected witt were so devold of strength that they|@ 8t Low » could hardly walk. At Copper cen-| the Noi a at the Dut er SUNDAY SERVICES. ©. W. PETERS SON & BRO. pastor Deep Experience Degrees E avenue and Mar win M. Randall G ening subject | Twenty-fourth school at 9:90 0’ God the Glory.” w First Raptiet Church nue near James, Rev f hur vent ralire Morning ome gn sougnan tae cum wets GRAY HAIR RAILROA ne llers; cheap only round, pretty patterns; only #9¢ DOFFICIALSHERE each | & pair Restores to tte natuest euler Handsome », taped all | Nottingham Lace Curtains, taped all “without dye.” nen ar 1 ie, pat round, 3 yds. long, rich effects; | x Poss tern; Cheap at $1; only 79 @ pals actually worth $1.26; only 9%¢ a MADAME BROWN Jan Imp Curtains, 3% palr 08 Pike 8t., between Third and Fourth Henry pat Imported Brussels Net Bi t nd Has a fp Curta % yds. long n. » i 7 nae e Great | 1: od Sect Cur autiful pattern $3 value; only| pace | Bit Cor] tata CAFE HALBE : beau patterns; cheap at 83.2 % in, New Styles Silkoline, beautiful y oO « pair pattern; only 0c a yard Just Opened Ore! |New Swiss Harness Spots Coin Dots. | Tul-De-Cadis Curtain net, beautiful |p, aE y TEND lke @ yard | from which place they will be ship Trinity Parish church—Cor ped to Seattle Eighth aven and J The body of the seventh member| Kev. HM. MH. Gowen, re of the party, Dr. Logan, has not been | service. The Better Resurre found Evening service, “The Wate Purser Christian states that there | Moriba’ are from 300 to 400 people at Val — and about 700 men tn the Interior.| Battery Street M. He says that favorable reports are|Corner Third avenue ar brought In respecting the condition | street, Rev. Ho D. Brow of the country, and that the opinion | Morning wervice. lie strong that gold exists At | aiding elder. © | Quarta creek, twenty miles south of | pastor Copper center, good strikes are re ecewreen ported. Several of the passengers| North & Haptiet Che who returned from this district on| Corner of Third avenue and he Excetsior had specimens of ore |etreet, Kev. L. J. Sawye snd small quantities of gold dust In| Morning subject Thy W ~ottion taken from diggings on this! Lamp.” Evening subject rt vis 8 Evening » Power.” h ion atr roundat Bodom evang in Mlackburr “White will be Bowerman pr es have ng corner Rev 10,30 « and Evangeliat M Services will t every evening several of the is well and favora Br Clement's Epirc Tr : Sunday du n hy ” 7 Ca 1 Church. | Call or write for prices and terme nd Wea Ava JOHNSTON A d M | ee they 903 Second Ave, Barks Building H eta Ss. th Foot of Yesler Av | with $12,000 insurance. The lows to// : mee, = |the Capitol hotel ts estimated et §2,- | 2eton street. Kev. |e80; ne insurance. ae rector. Regular vices Con: Districts. Engtioh Lutheran Cha WASHINGTON, April %—Diree-| Holy Trinity—Corner Seve tor Merriam hae adopted the recom- | nue and Union treet mendations of Henry Gannet, geo-|F. Beates, pastor; re arapher of the census, in the matter |street. Sunday ser a m. No even nd at Stuart 1 al me yk ltramp or the old-time crazy quilt First Pr Exes being #0 popular at this # of Fourth son hens are expected to indulge in| Hutehin an Waster lay, | "Signs of th ae | Plan ‘To realize the very selence of walk ing watch an Italian woman with a The bundle on her head over which she | ciety met holds an umbretia, while with her | gation Jivengaged hand she manipulates a | Seattle market basket and a baby. sful mee Pervert Wome Presbyterian Evan m., and evening In th Second Pre Of the old fashioned maid it is |corner of Third ave said; She can peel and boil pota- | *treet tomorrow mo toes, make a salad of tomatoes, but |!" Mr. Holdridge she doesn’t know @ Latin noun from |!ecture to men only at Greek. And #0 well she cooks a| the church chicken that you appetite ‘twou ax auicken, but she cannot tell what's| Rev. Pawin M. Kt a modern from an antique. the First M. B. cht ® special sermon t A great many women are so en-| morrow afternoon, | gaged im real work that they have |!ne: “The Turning no time for the fancy variety | tiny.” The fishnet vell is quite the latest | fashionable fancy. It in quite apr Church of Our Lad |pom that it should have been intro-|corper of Washingt duced in Lent. Third avenue south, I | fontaine, Morning clock, ok the Hed Cross endiess letter chain | Presching every Sunday last summer, says the scheme he jend 7.90 o'clock } € brought in $20,000, and that «he is |°¥ery Thursday evening still receiving an occasional le‘ ‘er. — Westminster aby Is the coming owman of the Unit ormer Columbla stre s od States to be t tallest in the| Wey. Rev. H.W. Gt world? Thos who have looked into | Regular Sunday rervices the matter say American girls of - ; Rev. B. A. Holdri P chur Yr 1 brigad f bi line The newest French coat has but one seath, that down the side, It is cea bg fo out that it fits about the hips| OLYMPIA, Apri and tournoure absolutely plain and|® i known a flat, clings to the front and sides of |has been appolnte the figure to the floor, and behind |tor on the staff swings backward and out, develop-ltyre, His rank ¥ ing folde toward the kneo, Into ale trail as long or as short as one de one sires it, whether a day or an — NEW YORK mate Canoony sardine cro-| scipting haw writ quettes take @ small tin of sardines] ee nic for and wash the fish quickly in very |!N& the public fot hot water, sorape off the skins, re-| kindness shown him move the files from the bones, and| during his recent |pound in a mortar with @ piece of{ tion, April 8 u lett tn x Sunday The ¢ fore” will close its 6 yesad inte ‘chew = ht es " Sicherd Beote, th Sailifor Rest and only t Dane agedian will begin a mae say a ‘lle city; ‘day and evening” eset + Bertiane. | ent at the Third om TT a CARVENTERS AND BUILDERS. _ ~~ fi 1 the first ¢ A. P. Randall glazing, screens, wim ~ ; Hugo” will be every tome tn the ety to| owe doore Fol Gregm et $50 Spring. . . kK th hanged Thurs. | PLUMBING, BOT WATS MoT WATER ‘HEATING fay night t Don Caesar de Ba-! PDE~e reeulat [gan Me Poote trages competent AANO OF - Organ|. : mpany with him, and careful at You are cordially invited to call RE PIG: ae given to the cost and investigate the came bs = —" and staging of his two productions. Mrs. Hansen, corner Fourth and Pine Py Sherman, Cla & C Complete Steck. Moderate prices. eftarn n a agner’s y 0. | ‘CLOTHES CLEANING. ae Nee ge oncert for the benefit STEINWAY” DEALERS Seattle Clothes Pressing - See, te Cane tet | ames arene 1's anes ae acini Pierce’s Promotion. unk ts hat Kipling is Grateful nd ‘ his f and | sid a —~" MANDOLIN With Case, Ine Vieks, and Kxtra strings: For $6 > WINTER & HARPER Sentiic, Wa ws |SPECIALS FOR... 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Yesler Dock. | | | F sate FFF>SIFFFSS5353535- REMOVAL SALE Pianos 24 Organs ® Beginning Monday Morning, and tt— Continue Five Days Only e will be in our new location hureh Hroad c vurt ach 333333333333: As we i415 Second Avenue, By the 15th of April. se te3230 SPECIAL-Nine Pianos at $195.00 Each CASH OR INSTALLMENT Among which are Decker Bros,, Hallett & Da Kingsbury. I quality. > sSs555> i h a 1 1M ton AN sand of stock very low considering se ere 28 RAMAKER MUSIC CO, Seattle, Wash. ea aaa . Tl ~-> ws a a ae