The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 19, 1899, Page 1

—— oven agency one in 88 Ne eee perenne mere erm TA , LOGOODOOOD Twenty-five. Cents o Meath r 4 ST" R Telephone Subscriptions to By Mail or Carrier i A Pike 160 . VoL, 1, SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 19, 1899. NO. 98. Wve i} 3 oclty featur f the MeKintey law | McDonald, C. Greenwood, G. T “Ss The tre ‘ » ; 4 er In operat The exports to NW \ | ennett, J. 8. MeMillan, W. L. Wil Bi That Is Fresh and New = ba in the 10 months ending April |}iames, W, Rutan, KR. Roe, J. Robert n q 4 90, 1800, Were 60 per cent. in excen® d son, &. J. Gormelly, P. Barry, C. Mes | It Will La ; 4 of those of the ¢ onding months | Culloch, J. 8, Cottle, A. Greg, Mra of 1808, and more than double these | Dastman, J Burke Mra, BB. Travin. stha in the fiseal year of the ean ' t. To Puerto Rico the exoprts INFANTRY gi yy go 50 FEET ; wm Sore came, ere | at ree Faces ($3.00, $3.25, $3.75, $4.00, #41.75, $5.50, $6.00 ; corr Peterson, A Japanene, D. K pov fl of 101. ‘To the Pht ppines Californians Would © A mAh B. Parry, F. Kyan, J 4 0 ili nos sales in these islande in the flacal f : . year 189, even under the unsettled -~ en jeondition# which have prevailed in re of thane except Hawall, Will © | Senstors Telegraph the Offer of the |2°CUrs Between Portland and Third and Pike. ceed those of any previous year save §93-—-the moat #u ' mont to the President Tacoma. e 15 ae ee) BUT WHEATON TURNS THE TABLES <2 teen | csc tan nc Crockery and ‘Glassware’ Glass, Wallpaper, Etc. STAR PAINT CO. euffering Tubana |te Portland laet night, one mi et) iS D.C, June 19.—|%f Linton. Both engines were de-| Just Received. It Will Pay You. Tt tw teresting ived a tele |MOM#hed and several care badly | GOLDEN RULE BAZAAR iia the ex Senators |*™ shed. The accident cecurred at) / 2906-908 Firat Avenue. WASHINOTOR, The War department re gram thie moraing fr Perking and Wife, in which they Takes the Aggressive and Chases 2: = ah, DE Foal onpleaeae 000,000 In the corr caiaps 18 fre tent care and was in of last year, and lees than $10,000,000 porte ‘th ration in ite ef- 7 i lin the corresponding montha of the | forts the Philippine in- |Ch4ree of O. A. Clough, conductor; | fecal year 1897 *u , the president |O. 0: Jennings, engineer. The engine| are jee rio ‘atata lee, & well organ-|¥9* No. 408. ‘The Astoria & Colum | ers and ensba ae y s ita : ipcessary field |'0M. engine No. 17. a 8h aes : ware Peet 3 213-215 Occld tl Are , CONFIRMED a be y Sera 3 Sai | ii nig Tr; 500 84 of Paper for 346, - to One man on the Astoria train was| BRUNNER & CO. ons to proaching their nomal | ap. rm. i my 2 MANILA, June 19—Hard fighting took place south | of Imus today. Wheaton sent a reconnoitering party to examine that territory. All went well until the pend ericans reached Perez Dasmarinas where they were Of Whole sale Prostrations of suddenly struck by the enemy in large force. After a| American Troops. sharp encounter the United States troops fell back | WAS!#INGTON. D. ©. June 19~ | The report of wholesale prostrations slowly on Imus, carrying on a running fight with the or americas _iroops io the Falitp-| SIOUX: PA insurgents over five miles of territory. The loss on the |Susrurs here. Cmwers on Guty say treed toe the American side was five killed and twenty wounded, |{het {hs comution of the romps Is ae which for sey satisfactory as could very numerous When Wheaton learned of the engagement he prreenaly et Oe Se ee ee penny © drawn, A rece took two batallions and artill d chased the} awept over @ p j rebels back towards Fact Destkicene inflicting severe | A MYSTERY — the sate, var lurking place losses. FOR NEW YORK = yaiecaber ean * here Officers | kitted and five persons injured | vcs DEALERS IM “ I yntiand, who was engaged In serv- Jing lunches to the excursionists @& D.. June 19.—|severe; Birdie Putman; Mrs. Bell, 502 Pike Street, corner Fifth. Bdounty be of- | wife of D. P. Bell; Jones Mallon, ea- We haveon band «stock of fine, old California (Ronoma) clarets and white i, oe have been Two care containing livestock were ices and ois strength to the sick. moderate. Family trade particular local- | molished, all of the stock being kill- colle’ Telephone G rie fire, which | of that part of | The man killed Ie D. P. Bell, ot Groceries, Wines and Liquors The tnjured are: Homer Darling. Of rattlesnakes, gincer; E. R. Barnes, brakeman. wines, vintages of LMA, en, Uni. | The beverage to make an old person feel ty, may be with- ed. the faverite | that the soak: ATTEMPT @ that the enak- | of the a pot -R. WAGONER, D.0.s.2 = Painiess Dentist. = ; Best Teeth, 00. 22K Gold Crowns, #0. Silver Fillings, Sc up t Gold Fillings, 1.00 up A five years’ guarantee with all work. oo ter of the bea of olf ry 4 Jeort bid lace ae $100 Reward to anyone finding anything but First-class gy 4 ' PARIS, Jtine 19—Waldeck-Rousseau this morning| sew von, soe woe heute 2a san SoMeS, "es SP connect tame = formally accepted the task of constructing a new |ls# body of » man was fshed out of Killed by the MAIRAMS Oo tame I me sian 3 Foe sna umd ular at least the benefit fire proved of Oh! What a Difference fhatetaltmeeeete LEES HEADACHE W. ‘They have stood the test of roars We Guarantee Them fd Shot Fired at Jailer) — the water off Bay Hidge this morn cabinet. ing. and boys saw the ehastiy human frempant bobbing along with the tide seth fi jand ran screaming from th wight | Several members of the Crescent RIBLE FATE CARRIED A BALL [iiss Sie cui ihe anata i ltrunk ashore and notified the polies . } who probably have another mystert- OF GRADERS IN HIS HEART, cae murder cane oe thelt bande. leursory examination of the body Bite) Se caolek Biri dban, sce oben: ’ " Mentified, bout half of the body, in- ee NEW YORK. June 19—For eight cluting the howd and ymrts of the 41S Express Packs that Jandsiide yours Max Suesskind lived with a legs, was missing. From the ap- at Ross Hollow and enguif- butiet in bin heart. He suffered no pearance of the trunk the man to men, all of whom are supposed pain and seemingly was as healthy wh it belo 2 not hav A man representing himeelf to be ¢ been killed. as any man been dead more than a week. The Ainaworth, the well-known Hollow is a pass between two = It was not until the bullet left his body wae well nourished and appar ryman, bas been making the - emall mountain ranges about 28 miles heart and worked its way down int ntly that of a man of considerable rounds | of the different buat- foreign ae A . ore involved ve. and Colw of Little Rock, on the line of his abdomen that it caused him any stature hess houses collecting The ir That te tavel in the d Ave c the Choctaw @ Memphis railroad. bother. He then decided to have it s system is to ask for a sum of Deepest Mystery. DIAMONDS “YT Have advanced te prices from 10 9 29 per cent. Our prices are still ~Watohes at toes.” W. W. HOUGHTON F7O4 Firet Avenue. JEWELER now under construction from Little removed \ F stating that he has @ pack- § Suesskind went to St. Mark's hoe Nit i Be at the express office and doen rs has been pital and the doctors agreed to i t want to take time to go to the r road through form the operation. First the X rays annery for money. The police has ‘the pase, and according to the report, were used upon him and the bullet been notified to keep a look-oupt for % was 6 part of this forve of men was tocated in the cavity of the ab- An attempt wax made yesterday morning to murder J. or Corning et | | police headquarters, but the butte | that were caught under the falling earth. The report cannot be con- firmed tonight. None of the officials of the roadtt hor any of the contractors who are at present in thin city have received Rews of the accident. The ort was brought tn by farmers travel! ing from thé locality. The scene of the accident is 28 miles from here, over @ rough stretch of country, and ft is impossibie to get news from there tonight. According to the farmers bringing the news, a large force of men were engaged in excavating in a deep cut when the earth above, Which had Deen loosened by heavy rains recent- ly, suddenly came down upon them, Surying 28 men und ertons of earth. ALL PREFER SAN FRANCISCO Volunteers Ask to Be Mus- tered Out There. WASHINGTON, D. C., June 19, General Otis informs the War de- partment today that all voluntee . ganizations in the Philippines domen. The operation was performed and the ballet removed. Suesekind was jetighted and ssid he would carry the bullet In his pocket as a mascot For the first three days after the operation Suesakind progressed fay- | orably, and both he and the attend. | ing physicians believed that he would soon be well On the fourth day, however, peritonitie set in, and yes- terday Suesskind died. More than eight years ago Bucs. kind was shot in the neck just below the ear by a woman. The bullet took a downward course. After recover- ing from the wound Suesskind never tried to have the bullet removed. An examination of his body showed the physicians at ®t. Mark's that the bullet had worked downward Into the pericardium, the cover of the heart, where it lodged many years. A gustin jaly’s Funeral. NEW YORK, June 19.—The funer- al Augustin Daly, the famous the trical manager, occurred this morn- ing. CAUGHT AFTER SEVEN YEARS : be ‘ nr, W CONDITION OF THE HOP CROP The Puyallup Chronicle tn its issue week gives some hop news that of interest to the dealers and rs of this vicinity, and it ts as This Will Be a Con- vention Week. SEATTLE TO ENTERTAIN, GUESTS Delegates to Grand Army and Aux- iliaries, Women's Clubs and the C. E. Societi This Is convention week in Seattle morrow and oo | meginning ¢ nuing ii Sunday night, five differet or meetings ganizations wil hold at in this conventions will begin, name ity. Tomorrow morning four the n’'s Relief Corps, Bons There is nothing of importance tn the hop market to report thie week. The warm days are pushing the vine and the indications #til! point y are more lice . owing to the re- . but the growers gin «praying tn a few days ) spraying i* taken In time and thor- ough work done the louse can be got- oads of quassia and spraying material that is going out | eclty ts an Indication that the declaring war on a prosperous hop grow- . Was in this city Mr. Ratck cannot speak very encouragingly of the outlook | 1 » unusual cold weather lintended for him went wide of its |mark and struck one of the lockers lin the assembly room. The shot was fired by an unknown jaseailant, and the weapon used was }a 22 caliber rifle, Corning was stand- ing in one of the toflet rooms, lean- ing out of the window. He stepped to one side and raised the window As he did so, @ bullet crashed ithrough the window within a few inches of Corning’s, scattering glass in all directions. ‘orning went off watch about 7 o'clock that morning, and the mat- ter has been kept quiet. This morn- \ing there were a number of officers expressing different opinions which direction the bullet could h come from. There is not the least doubt but what the shot was fired with evil in- jtent, and officers think ft was done by some enemy of the jailer, No ar- rests have been made. ‘A ROMANCE “| IN CHICAGO Learn to Ride a Bicycle Auditorium Bicycle Riding Academy Third Av: nd Madison St. DANGEROUS NEGLECT OF THE EYE The most consitive onan of sense ip the body, ts almost ipexcunable in these days, for the relief of effective vision Our equigment fot the execution of your orders is the bos tbat found anywhere. HM. CLAY EVERSOLE, Optician, 7 First Ave Rely On Yourself. It is maid that there are 32 pounds of brass in the car bearings under each of the 1,500,000 cars of the United States, which have to be replaced four times a year, and this uses up a tremendous amount of both sinc and copper. This item is given merely to show one source of consump- tion of copper generally unknown. The deeper one goes into the subject the more he is amazed at the magniture of its uses. Tt is quite possible that some odd, unaccountable fellow will endeavor to switch you off from investing In our copper stocks with his substitutes for facts and logic. Better give to be mustered out at San Fran na, and Washington State thinks that the} heed to your own common sense. The Sixth infantry, which arrived at ee «Bag on of Women's clubs warm weather coming on now, the| CHICAGO, June 10.-~The romance Manila this morning on the Sher-| gr Louis, June 19.—George B.| Tomorrow afternoon the councils |yine will catch up in growth what [of ® miner who returned from Alas- JOHN E. MCMANUS & SON, 918 Second Avanue man, leaves immediately to relieve | toward, convicted of pension frauds lor the G one t f Vet the cold weather has held back, In|ka with a bronsed face and a bank the Collfornians, who depart for Ban | 4: sound City, I11,, in 1801, and sen- |", 8°. A: B- and Bone of Veterans | regard to other yarde |account to claiin his Bouth Chicago Francisco as soon as they can be tunced to fourteen years in the penta (Wi! De held, the former at the Diller than |#Weetheart, @ fort hool mistress, collected. ‘The transport Indiana, |{{riey and who escaped atten he, (hotel, and the ia at the Hotel jonly to find that she was tired of with 1% office nd men, left for ie sant to the gaverntent hospl- | Butier In the evening at Rank teaching the young idew and had = Ban Francisco yesterday tal in Washington ip 199%, waa re.jhall a reception will be held by the |married a widower with tliree child- Se | Ik eae ee re et rt ans ton we ARRIVALS Simes tris sameriee 2 tee LUXURY on theouatls O41, Louie this merning |mnev's Re Reginning Wed }Phil Sheridan school. ‘The scholars MUST BE A pon entation i mates fet ge Carea orehaten had just taken: their seats when 0 Such as the Romans Indulged In lodged in prison at Ch I., to tions wil bueir The IN SEATTLE knock was heard at the door of the can be reveled in ina modern bath- WESTERN MAN serve the remaining thirteen years W. Rt n the Eik’s hall eighth grade room, Miss [da Dona- room, when fitted up with porcelain of his term the G. A. R. in RB hal}, and the van, the teacher, answered the knock tub, shower bath, tiled walls and In the seven years in which he 8. of V. in the Masonic hall and was brought face to face with floors and ‘exposed plumbing. ‘We has been a fugituve Howard changed| The federation of mene clube Many Come From Frisco On the miner will fit you up a bathroom such as CHICAGO, June 19.—Western Re-| hie name to Clawson, changed his| will meet in the First Presbyter 1 would like to see Misa Leta Lucuilus never laved himself in, with Publican congresemen are nearly al appearance and mode of Hving aa| church morn tho Umatilla. | Lake,” said the miner. all the modern improvements and unit for the idea of selecting the vice much as he could, studied medicine o'clock. ‘This afternoon at 4 o'clock “Mise Lake is no longer here. “She conveniences, at prices that cannot presidential candidate who is to be|and became a prosperous physician {the meeting of the board of dire gave up teaching when she married be competed’ with McKinley's running mate next year He was one of the most 4 tors will be held at the Rainier. sailed yesterday morning for |a few months ago.” . from the region west of the Mis#is men in the community and re Grand Ty gates from all ¢ Ban Franciaco had on board The bronzed face turned pale n sippi river. During Congressman the last election waa offered the nom. atate are expected, and the meetings . parried, you say; Late married! Tt RAUTMAN PLUMBING C0. Henderson's stay in Chicago the ination fer mayor, but could not be | wilibe mont ut ating arrived during the can't be possible * question of selecting a running mate induced to accept it | Begins Thureday, the tenth an The miner was assured that it was Cor. Third Ave. and Spring St. for the president was discussed quite es nual cc 1 of the Christian En and a big freight cargo. / not only possible but a fact, and that v0 Buff 471 as fully as the speakerwhip contest deav es will convene in thin the erstwhile teacher of the Phil] congressmen who conferred with for ente na at st 1 1 rocking the baby of her pr eRAOr ® . . Gen, Henderson were firm in the gates, and from letters received b wing 1s the Uma-/in a little town In southern Ohio, | Nef that Vice-President Hobart in PARTS GROWING the secretary of the state organiza The miner mulped down a tump as — ww out of the question as the party tion, the convention will be one of big asa Yukon nugget and depart- nominee to succeed himself. The single objection offered to Mr. Ho bart was that he halls from the WASHINGTON, D. C., June 19. the largest ever heid in this state. MISSIONARIES Miss ed ailed Gaturday Tug New England NOW RUNNING /Yon Should Buy it Freely, Becanse it is Both Good and Cheap, state of New Jersey, the home of the | American producers are already find- evening for St, Michael, having in| trusts. Senator Davis, of Minneso-|ime an enlarged market in Cuba, tow the river stemer Quickstep, COON BROS., 1417 Second Ave. ta; Thurston, of Nebraska; Wolcott, | Puerto Rico, Hawail and the Philip- owned by Claflin Bros. The # ner of Colorado, and ex-Senator Mander.|pines. The figures of the treasury ARE ALIVE ellie Colman, also owned by the Just Opened __- gon, of Nebraska, ! tioned. rb alc u of statintion, Just issued, in te that the exports of the flacal same parties, left port at the same time, bound for St, Michael The SEATTLE HAT FACTOR Y year, which ends with this month, New England was heavily loaded NEW YORK, June 19.—The death will show er exportation to HONGKONG, Ju 19.—News has | Wasson Maxwell, Clara Clark, V with lumber, which will be used In of Simon Fry, grand commander of | Hawai and the Philippines than ever | been received here contradicting the LaCrosse, Thomas Dunn, T.| the contstruction of a large barge. Rene Bf ld phy Lanne PROF. the ancient accerted Acottis#h Rite before, and larger to Cuba and jreport that three Christian mission« ‘ TheColman carried a large amount of | te of Christy He tory, London, England. for the Unfted States, is announnced. Puerto Rico than in any previous aries were murdered recently 11 | . Briggs, John Peters, freight, consisting of mining mach- The only place in the city to have your hat made to order and al 1 union Hattere. Gorasr Virel avenue end Union street, Rppeires ty Fraction Appendicitis was the cause, . Lathrop, A. |inery and general merchandise, year except those in which the reclp- | Nwan Whel. | Paulin P. Graves, C.