The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 10, 1899, Page 3

THE SEATTLE STAN. Pacific Coast Steamship Company | RE** ESTATE VRANSFERS ACS AIITED BY sgh lt soon nang an Teen? estate transfers fled Satur 7 Hay, Grain and Food fer San Francisco aay wor Hay (Jobbing) ~¥ t und, per mre en rank K view to Wileabeth | t . » Pa \ sgton tim oe company’s ols wies, $1, lotr @ and 7 bik bh, Wall *1301 ‘ . . ey i ineford’s division to Green Lak Oat 1 I n, S28q00, Queen, Walla Walla, ; aah : , ‘ . . nd id wisi lity and Umatilla te Me mS Hoy “sp wey . w ri » AYoung Girl's Escort Terri. 1 Holle, $27 on aabeth Knowle 900, 3 bt ri \ uhed, $23 atte $a om vial e Port Townsend and Victoria, March | OVQree Kinneare add, bly Beaten wr § 8, 10, 18, 20, 90, Aprit « vant) sisapetn Knowle owe -rPrsponr ves oh: BRAY A Oe woes ts bl Brantigan, $800, lota @ and 7 bik PITTSBORO, Ind, April WA ' yn Wallingford’s division of Green | murderous aysault A rade « 4 feed. 8 after, Leave e add mond. A youn mn ' ' t San Francisco | Prank J, Hens and wifo to F.| jiace yoaterday. Dy For atte 10 a. ta V totoria and Mae Arg tot FF DUK 63 Gilnan | airended church at N " Meat Prices Aprit 1, 6 2, 1s, 21, 36. M 1, and Van De Vanter to Mra, ny, Sfter th ! 1 ‘ w beef every fifth day theroafier, QO. Far $1768 lots 5 and ¢ 1 1 dau J Bo 5 t FOR ALASKA 1, Burke's second ad Money to her home in hist ‘ ' ' The clegant steamships Cottage * : t 1 t r ' v City, City of Topeka and Al-KI leov ¢ lot nh nd wh in tt . )~Haw re Seattle 9 a. m reh 1, 6 11, 16, 26, , 1 her to al d M ' kfast 5 ‘ ‘May tr jerked t wh : “ " a . tter j pg ket and struck y t “ 7} 7 Hide rmation obtatn . gon’¥ tu “i nth Hy 1 ‘ fi t " nde n in a tert a : ut previous to, emu Mamnoné oe , ; Vien ) Jing date, and hours of . ne BW | place and given ' \ nea Mu . * bed J TROWPRI "east pe ¢ t . A ‘ k cod Puget &d. Sy Ocean Dk, See : ‘ inner ’ ably 1 ; a Uptown tleket Mee, 618 Fir “ t 33 bik ‘ man Park a ¥ ‘ ‘ ' t Seattiv; Goodall kins & Co, Ge a = pated, Y Haw 1 ; ‘ nts, San Francisco Five Year Chess Gamo. t A good rer j : ; ashington & Maskaliscs src escecs oe 2 STEAMSHP COMPANY, |2020coruioita'os a! econ Ry bg ‘eee PAIR OF FEET WANTED. Vogotabtos Alaska Lightning Express we vat vs coun ee Pdr saacthee aga we Fheghthereg [ig me Yakima Salle trom Veuter Whart taying wan a orrespondence | ralag tue Nabaabien, “removed Is@ist per ton #1 per sack Tharelay, April 13, at 18 P, Bi jsween inocerat Germans ving 1” pristr ot the laundry, who nad tron | bet New York players, | Th burst dee nim Orel: ane wit 1 " ' : elery, wor nd of two years | Put & Saag Romrpe te nis ane : i : transport him The arti es Braga aR », RAISE INSURANCE RATES | (ern over 10 tne potice, and nos praia Phone Mala 470. 116 YESLER WAY! time. ‘Tne reason of this i owtng hi to the trequs ney of ein’ | Monday Morning.—Trade was v slit i» 2 Ft mishaps which have cocurres good this morn on West et. | box rit Thekes Omice aid Fist ®ve lin the last month. Prominent un sak Pindatiay eeaamar wivives |e be ra yp dn Agee Fo > Leave. Imily Arrive derwriters of Seatti e that the| sdaw with &-talte goed Sennts |cart Mm 1. ow por $15 Rveret> 643 | increase will not baat na- |8 wat am Mi Vernon p.m. |” i tuft, ¢ age and ¢ 1.00; tang ‘New Whate Jtoes are scarce, Lettuce in clone Soehtne Rensians 020 p. m. potato market remains un Lumber and Building Mat Bt. Paul, Chicago and East. |changed. Poultry #til! quotes at 16/ Logs superior quality, per M, N leents. Eggs are somewhat easier. | fr, s6@T; t u | —— No, 1 cedar hon, per JAPAN-AMERICAN LINE aie Spring Stock OF ‘The following prices are being of- at, $2.50@5; wpruce fered to the producer by the local | ghingle bol | dealers for delivery in round lots on) 3 the dock or In the car at Seattle Parrying U. 8. Mail to all Oriental Points “Idzumi Maru” Will Sail or—Rough, $8; thick fin- lea, 8, 10 ' 4 | Grain — Oa 27; barley, \ lengths For Japan, China and All Asiatic Ports en S$ ults Ii wheat, click feed, $19; bran, |i. per ri 9, '899o ip os rtm, $16. ‘ M 18; all POT OE buh hee os eaihanend | Hay — Puget sound, $7 per ton: | y entre | Pan A eee Eastern Washington timothy, $11.0) » 4, 8176 @12; alfalfa, 1 be cage ~~ Strictly fresh ranch, 14 Gile. Butter — FY For Sale h ranch, 10@1i1c; Big Discomts te this: $1000 cash. #1300 tn three creamery, 22026 h nieuw. F 5 will bay double corner lot, with new Poultr Chickens, lve, 14; live s * ra. h, rovements that rent for $F It is all just because of a Pat aoe 10 ear is t Little Smoke, Live Stock—Cholce beef cattle, cows boards, 12-inch and up, fo; stoor 4%4@5e; good hi ed, -@ 2 %c; hogs, dre 6% ‘ iy SA Baston Clothing Hose srmns eege a Forced thistarecctcommbccse: WE]! 1431 Second Ave, - - - NearPike || rites, Petts nod. W Telephone Main 12 Seattle, Wash. 3 sed anes thane kane @) oct OP ress BRET PS aes SB BeBe at fo; medium sound, per pound — —— - om light sound, under ™% pounds, * 1 Saal Gatun cows, sound, all weight * #1.10; 1 N finish, 12, 14 and 16 feet | bulls and oxen, 4@ salted ’ “i: t ss tar es, per pound, Se; green bh *. 7, 8, 9 and 10 feet, s4@ 4: dry hides, " ne-third lens K ‘ a Jvance and, 22624 M@ite: papery O@ive: er [ | winter 4 deer, 901 elk, 45 shear lings. Washi wool hington w @eaeenmras | low, 24 @I%e. ‘ ' , Jobbing Quotetions. ‘ — ‘The Jobbing quotations today were |“ ory pga D Niee tie g)—Golden ©, tn bbia lone: ari Lote gn ‘ + ‘MoM cash prices om Soa Flour, ete. Gobbing)—Patent Ex-| , ‘ cellent, $3.25: Novelty A, $2.00; Star |" 2 a (bakers’), $2.78; California brands, | .'or* avers 4.10; corn meal, yellow, $1.50 per 100/29)" 4 Ibs 1 sacks: corn meal, whit a aie L $1.55 In 10-1b gacks; buck 6" ' $ . wh pure, $2.00 per 90 Ibs tr é ; : 3 |o-1b sacks; cracked wheat, $2.25 pe € Whea aye ] 100 Ibs fn 10-Ih encks: farina, § | per 100 Ibs in 10-Ib sacks; f ‘ | per 190 Ibs in } a @ , meal, $3.50 per 100 Ibs In 10-1 ; 100 Ihe in 10-1b sacks: rye meal, $2.16 < t . ) Ibe in 10-1b wacks; rye f ; | M | Be Stated That THE STAP is a newspaper in- tended for busy people. It contains all of the news of the world in a crisp, condensed form. The reader is not obliged to wade through dreary columns of matter to get at a few Short, snappy, to the point— THE STAR’S motto. ONE MORE INTIMATION. STAR is strictly non-partisan, jot an organ for anything or It simply prints the news t ption price, it is nts per month. THE een. 3 A CHILD OF rho So AN OLD MAN ILL FORTUNE "in, IN TROUBLE leven Years Old but Starved Accused of Enticing Country and Cruelly Treated. ' Pippet 4 Girls to Ruin ma a 1 NOW YORK, April 106, how talk INDIANAPOLI April mn, unparalleled tn ite atroot ‘ and 4 Un 1M. pray : j . the “ fw beth ‘ > Bese! t t f 1, who t ok t \ ‘ steak, and all t 4 t- vedpsaad tehape F hepotecattenl 1 i little details which play so |« t hare ov harge by the Paterson Society for important a part, and which wr moral 4 D s I t Arthus W. Bishop of : 1 written informat English Deal : . * ith ' sean ae HOUSsTO 1 ' ; 1 in 1 n Packer er + 1 im b r » reeer of yor with Her v. ¥ t and ¢ P ; h ot f ' sate n, | noun, of R : “A nith and Packard told th f heal th Pe ~ t a : . 5 ste ried , ut ¢ ana by ‘ Frank 1 ¢ ' * 1 r , b rth of Pate “ A ham pury His h ' h ry 1 r pis i to i ho had her t QUEER OCCUPATIONS. 1 b iten te , i , tt How Some London and Paris t 1 1 xe. who . , » Storr ear Crystal Women Make a Living. 2 S o n ref The ¥ , abet 1 of . Y t York J f gh ‘ " man 0 er The t t ‘ ace ‘ Dra , 1 he # Housed ones " 2 ash eat ® f 20 nd sh b " nd t b spond On y ht the gre ar preparing “paper vigles ’ her On the nig f reat bi ms 1, 5 promte ab pee be ee a pee th fa th ah nvar id n ro hy Idasie Reems, starv- | 1 the Kast End of London a tu he hom aster Packer, Sh had hea 4 uid bh had po ‘ weg nd from anking, Her cloth= |e eee iow k had no underetoth. |" °s re One foot wan half hidden in an a Gee eae shoe, and the other was wrapped |e ene tera he foregoing that 4 bagging and tied with @ piece |e ieee ee timen s D A preference for orphan e at A piece of carpet waa |' rd — ech he siete vf country girls in his p ng shop. wrapped about her body, and her 9 ee je marrage >| -—— - - were covered with thin rags. | tM Sn bw : rae a MORE TROUBLE. rmometer was at sero, the| ine highest sum Procurabie on 5 jeep and drifted, yet i. For her services she receives a Ww suits filed in the superior reated child had walked four miles sae reentage on the amount obtained, |court Saturday afternoon were ithrough it all for food. " | : ‘ anging from a halfpenny a th Mary E. MecNeair vs. Isaiah H. et al, foreclosure. Schneider vs, Knut Ander n of property Jel non and wife, restitut! and judg loomes to m than twopence w. Myrick was allowed Another en nent for $80 and costa in the|man has hit lgme r aturday against F.| probably painful, business She vu awe. | rene «profitable living by “break. | TWO Good Cat Stories. ~ Jing in” boots for members of the| Dr. J. B. Kinnalr, one of the popus t by default for $%.-lupper circles, She wears them for Shsieliats of Cannaubes” care i a few days, until they become easy that in 149 a@ ur wan tobacco tion erprising ndon w on a capital, althoug | 977.41 was allowed the 6¢ nal Hank and comfortable to their owners buyer was in Garrard, stopping at a 4 Nank F company in th In three or four days they are i near the headwater of Sugar r court jelently “tamed” and she only wear important ships point, a vair two hours each She | and one day an old man from Casey Ar fed with works hard, seeing that son unty, who happened t asa by, he given in the super- |times wears thirty-six diff irs | asked the ropean, whose name . res in his suitlina week. Half a crown @ palr i#|was Billy Walls, what he was buy- . ; andes et al, andthe professional f ng, when he laughingly answered: as filed a notice of a new trial. } —— -—— 1 h buying cats to ship to - —— England.” “What you payin Leper Victim Dies. | for them? Ten cents apiece re " mr « 4 . The Casey man pursued his journey FR blige red Mon cy ae ON SUSPICION and going to his. native county be yy gathered up ¢ cat within its . cay gh Mh pgp bef borders that the owners would give S physi ag ed - ap, and with his four-horse team | 4 red : passed through Lincoln and Boyle, evening gy jCha d With Complicity im iting to his stock of cats, till at ¢ cofferine. the rewultotthe| Murder of An Old Man. ast den cages full of felines 1 dfs nvading the heart | Jas sizh upon his ol@ gov- | 1 lunge months ago the LEITCHFIELD, Ky., n ey could be < sinters examined by a | Sheriff Cardwell, of BB arriving at Mr. Wall's 5 @ house in Garrard, he said: 5 nent specialiat on that class of | arrived this n Pence hb b Nnoases r aga, » diag-|charge of Dent Coy, ( Vettoe prowmht you the there nomed the # genuine leprosy.| and Monroe White, of Butler « cate. we wore talking about, and 5 T fam * on an lated | ty and lodged them ave in that old wagon 1100 of the st rat-catchers fn Kentucky.” The sad bhehag saw the joke in Perry county, wh European gentler unned by all nal mig Hs a. him and he handed over $110 UNE SOT YY See ae eee a eit t laughter of *he crowd | Twenty-Seven Yard Letter, cunt» !! P ecast endtaaant present. The | The longest soldier letter that lin that locality. There were ten men | 1) ss Prewteaty ser nS ped in that portion of Kentucky About twenty-one or twenty-two ‘ ‘. 7 nce. long by actual measure- land shot him in his doorway. Th was written on a roll cause of the deed has always been | ~ — raph tape, such as ls used/q mystery. It was said that at the |Y°4r* yaad a he me : ja on, k tickers. Strangely |time the gang charged Embry with | 20% editor of > iy ge ‘ : . t is a description of 8an-| Keeping a disorderly house, but ali |@7aph, was running @ paper in Lan- caster, and extensively advertised @ cat ra The day for the fun ar- rived, thousands of spectators from 1 over Kentucky and other states were present, in the beautiful 200 re bluegrass fleld of Hon. Malcolm ar Lancaster, red, white, and programs wer Listributod g. 205 cats were in pat ne Hin 1 the writer expresses 4/ his neighbors have certied that this/ a as to the desire to give | was A writ has been sent Is battle on their own | out for the arrest of the remaining conditions provided by | seven of the ng. Dent Coy | hem. ‘The Indications are that it|is said, is a Baptist preacher, while ast have taken several days to fin- | Vettoe and White are well known in hich Is ver el¥ [the locality of the crime. The ¢ by a German. The | promi to he. 88 handwriting is mall that three schon which |THE EMPEROR 1S GUARDED |."°..°"" : n ine | of the sid | Secretly When He Goes Driving in Berlin, race great anddam of which was one of the nes sold to the European Casey county man forty t t Jue eresting “one mong the thr th pton ¢ » excuse for the use of the p by saying that no ott as obtainable at the t from a signal corps man. In never the young FE r tt ane the writer contented | utes icemen ar his name |along the road over wh’ te He Knew Mey lay in Par sa very the writer ted with the house which he ved yuis- 1 gentleman, who had made fortune t andle trade What do you he inquired. , they | phe Er nan acknowledged that , t tter by ne land- An Author Who Proposed to Get |" : raed og Out of the Old Rut. u handsome and richly dressed you Fee eee e Wi ae KORE oe h” had old-fashi f Nterature, as well as oth " 1th t sd no- . 1 preferred that his tenants ' 1 be, lke b If, comfortably . b Englishman went upon his landlord fourteenth with his rent in th 1 aril the © morepolicemen than usual on » the marrow and make h 3 the street told you so!” said the precise new you wouldn't thought you sald you wanted |p 4 “MORDHOFF BURIED |% merchant. “2 knew you wouldnt 24 hours \ n't hav The funeral of EB. L. Nordhoft was |t o there, |held ye noon at th - ‘ = 1 1d and ia so | chapel h the § 1 ” FRENCH CO., 104 , that you hardly have time | Heart, corner of Madison str and | V net treet, Dexter rilled you. Tf you | Broadway 1 1 oMetat ' 1 have the t ht down to hardpan | ‘The intermet n Calvary cet » printing machine 1 1 the keyn of jetery. The pall bea A.M Catalogu 1 experience, you |Schillestadt, Char Hart, GC. J. [5 pecially low len rm ft 1 O'Shea, J.D. Warnsholdt, W. A NEY by giving 1 of a hero rushing headlong | French, and T. R. Johnson, y, to figure,