The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 20, 1899, Page 1

“esperar PHS OOS 0000000000000 Twenty-five Conts a Month By Mall or Carrier SPD ODS HOD G OO 9OS 00000 VOL, VIOLENCE INCREASING As a Result of the Great Strike. TROOPS IN NEW YORK READY co Te Respond to the Call of the Gov. ernor— Cr 6 Car Service in the Motropolis. NEW YORK, July 2.—V Noday the chief feaiure of the oar strike There is ath ca out the militia and it t# sald that two Tegiments are under orders to hold thenasetves in readiness the call In Brookiym the situation is changed. Oars are running al Vines, but not on schedule time. In Manhattan ai underground = trolly lines are running about the # usual. The strikers say that many recrulls Joined them during the nia @nd that they expect tw tie up % of the « r nes be HE HAD HEARD SEATTLE ABUSED And Was Surprised When He | Saw the Queen City. H. F. Jergers, of Cinctnnat!, who ts} owner of the Eastman Perfumery ‘Works .one of the wealthiest totlet Soap manufacturers in the country, made a flying trip through Se vake 7 yestentay. Mr. Jergons was on his Way to meet his family at Tacoma, | Whenee he will take them to Sitka! and then r half the world in| @n interview with a Star reporter. he said: ctty IT ever saw; but after seeing the Spirit of your people, | don't wonder your neighbors are jeatous. In San Francisco they had nothing good to @ay about you: in Portland it was ‘worse, and in Tacoma they told me Geattic was a suburb; but, of eourre, f knew thie was not true After hearing al! the bad reporta I} ‘Was the most surprised man you ever | | Saw On arriving here Y¥ yourselves the Queen City Northwest, the end, as far aa ft have @een. you have no rival to the tithe Were it not that I had so many tn- terests in the Bast, I would put in @ good plant here and come here t Nive. 1 will net fall to set aster le etraight when they talk ttle again.” BUILDING PERMITS. Butiding permits were imeued t te F. L. Mifferd to build a one @rame residence at 405 Twenty-first avenue north to cost Moo: L. E Knopp for alierations at 1120 Queen Anne avenue to coat & Henry Bucey for repairs at 60 Main street to com 4; Thomas Dor to duild in Fremont to cost L Clogston to build a one story frame Gt Green lake to cost $500 Building permits have been issue to Peter Walch for atterations at 1 Twentieth avenue to cost 00 ‘Terpining to build a two story frame Cottage on Broadway to cost $e A. J. Preston to build « residence at 1421 Ninth avenue west to cost $4000 Spanish Strikers in Control GIBRALTAR, July 20.—The strike of Spanish workmen on the fortift cations here tg becoming serious ‘The rioters seem to control the « ation. The soldiers are unde but are waiting for reinforcements before moving TOOK NOT A CENT ALONG. Death of Baroness Rothschild in Paris Today. PARIS, July 2 aniel de Rothech: ide. ous London banker, d afternoon suddeniy from ure. arms Baroness Nath- wife of the fam- 4 this heart fail- YELLOW JACK HAVANA, July Ssieteatiaite received here today fror nar del Rio say that yellow fever in a viru American troope there FOR THE SICK SOLDIER BOYS Fortson Relief Corps Is Try- ing to Raise Money. The George Forston Relief Corr met yesterday a @ number of ex Warhington wick pita It was decided th ne $119 now in the treasury should t warded at on for th ' delicacies to be used by t ‘ Baturday two excur 1 o# will be given on the ba k kum for the benefit of this fund. T owners have agreed to # al expenses and allow the corps 40 5 cent. of the proceeds. The first ¢ cursion will leave at 9 o'clock in the| morning, returning at 6; the second, | e aia sll a THE SE aving at & and returning before nuldinight On Saturday, the ' A Honefit baseball ma play od b func rif ” ' ' reat . ir y Jurhie week e y is working earnestly ¢ hy ick and injured » ra te cperation of all patriotic cfttzens A KLONDIKER MISSING Rudk minsing Fiour, a Klondiker Stevens hotel , He ray The re police headquarters stat ur Was subject to eplles His desoription if ax fol $3, 6 feet om, stout black ph from. the Was inet seen y port left tie thee. we: Ag @ tne build, dark complexton and he has a glase eve A THIEF with SADDLES rift Wells, ¢ hair Bh ity, has ent of f Skagit « : Jepar the able sarlidle Mou © last Monday H stated at the thief wae headed Seattio, a diapone WHERE'S GEORGE? i would them h an Francisco, has written Chief Reed for inf at auppone Deaths Among Children. HAVANA July 3. The official reports show appalling child m ity In Ha vy In the poet 15 has been 432 deaths eta ays here from Nor YE! SETTLED Are the Troubles =: of Hart “Seattle te the most oe OR or WILSON OR OF LYTS, this government First Judicial Hearing in Judge Gourt Room Steve Lyte tw still in custody. Assistantant Prosecutor Hart has not yet been disbarred. Deputy Sherif! Wilson f* standing of bolting Judge but shrinks from step ying Into ft. Bo the complicated ame stunds today The bale wrpus proceedings In Lata’ fave ed before Judge Jacobs this morning. Lyts and his attorney, J r ked ex eoding|y well ple he judge announced the prise ener would be released n od quite disap, when cuter MeEKiruy ed that Lyte white foam dashing mm her prow, would have to stay in Jalil, as bie} ‘ the big battleship lowa passed down bendman in th vagrancy ane | the Bound at 6:30 o'clock th mor n- pending before Judge © had eu ing, en route to San Francisco It b had been previously amnounced that rende nm to the # | i ere Sala Jecoha the tone ang FOUNE by an Employe of the jane would ape nd a few days in the \ " , Seattic harbor before departing, but about bis feelings over thie new & j tos rong Pol ag Engineer's Department. inn ine that Capt. Terry recently ommase Yoatorday it was rumored that a} ecelved orders from the Navy de- RS tet When court opend thie morning human ruil had been unemrthed by | Partment to proceed without delay owen! & most complicated series of cases mbers of th » eunineer Ge] 00 San F jnco as soon as he had . . was on the docket th had been | taken on suMfictent ¢ for the trip. The habeas corpus proc and that an| The feault was that majestic | | IS e@an- p Steve Lyte. ntempt nam This | Crutser was obliged to depart with- Wilson ar B. Ha City hall /OUt homering Seattle with her pree- in Alaska ' order for John B Hart t why he 1 not by were all led up togethe Cc. Giiman, J. 1. show « disbar we and Geo. Denoworth represented Attorney Mart in the cas T man t torney= present raised no question aw to ge Jacobs’ right to bring the action be has, but at the same time they are almost all in sympathy with Mr. Hf Judge Jacobs opened the case by asking if the attorneys were ready tn contempt proceedings. In re p L. C man asked for more time n half of Mr Hart's et torneys. The request was granted and the case was set for Thursday Juty 27 The habeas corpus proceedings tn » Steve Lyte case were then taken up by the court Attorney oha argued the case om behalf of Lyte and Prosecuting Attorney Mc Elroy for the state. Judge Jacobs rendered a decision to the effect that when Judge Cann bound the men sver to the superior court he had no further jurisdiction in the case, and ax the court had passed on the suit fency of the bond, tt waa not the province of the lower court to tm powe an additional bond It was at this point tn the proceed ngs that the next #enmation wa Judge Jacobs had no soon yur Lyte wasn Mesir ‘ourt that on June 19 1 en tried on a fined $50 and conta. On his giving bond h m of $200 he had been relonsed sureties on that bond were T. Revanand F. B. Kelly. Thin morn had filed a petition th weocuting attorney aaking t 1 fr the bond, and ar er to the sherriff an he leaves this court “ sunced Mr. McKlroy, “he " % placed under arrest. Yeu terday ning, when Lyts . ented, he wan adviged te even ny much ad today tanding this, Mr. I to? . ' ' f wea tr W hit ire \ b vor 1 nied ' t non a now f ily ing on the earnir f a prostitut and placed under $600 bonds. 1 had just secured bondamen for $100 and it im stated if he secure the new bonds, be will again be ar- rested on another charge, ———— TATTLE EVEN “a CONE TS N ALA Made by Friends | and Enemies. SOME SAY HE W) ) WASHINGTON, TILURSDAY JULY 1s99, a, 20, LOST OW THE B day ATTLE, UE. l MS 3 Nat Pitcher from Capt naturalization paper belong- to Pitcher; one $10 mining tock | rtifleate of Carib one gold watch and guard ohe a gold ring set with amethyreta, pes eraids end rubys panded Waeenen SULTAN FEARS KIDNAPPERS | PARIS, July 20.—A despatch wan Constantinople says that the Sultan bas had four officers of (he Lmpert@l Others Declare That He Acknow!- | guard arrew He charges them Prevented From Ending with hatohing @ plot to kidnap him, | Pe i STOLE HORSE taining we etaon General Anderson Makes Charges. CRUCIFIED AGAINST PHILIPPEVE COMMANDER Says Both Hoe and Lawton Were WASHINOTO? \ “Crucified” ts the ' t 1 a | gay by those in ey finietest ar tt Oe pir retary Alger Judgment by default” ne ag had 1 Bold Work of a Daylight Thief i» the ory of thone whe feel inclined veiw, 1 ay la ave to view hie course with hoetilfty, Bill ' Otis had allowed on First Avenue. era see in the resignation Alger’s Alger said this! whing that would not remain/ here to prepare an official report., but will tn all probability go fo Michigan! & oe tical sagacity sa is mourn @ Valuable stallion and W. Calvert. who Fourteenth avenue north o* * he Dewey at Trioste. “ = one a, go Pr ene SPauatnart oA hae and begaa an active canvass for the| er f hie arrival at) gtore « Firet be seg eee od | senatoretip. e on Fi venue herday, a en " Mr. Calvert tied the borse and bug jte a pole then went and aananeel POINTERS ON CAPE NOME | Richard Butler Says the Dis- trict Has Been Boomed. “I wish to state that {t ie folly for On hie return about his property was miss- business jan hour later ee ee NOTHING 10 CANADA STORMS ARE PREVAILING hegesanad Fairbanks eb es the President. STAR. £ ARE YOU GOING TO BUILD? | Sell Shei SOOOODOOOOOOL Telephone Subscriptions Pike 150 POPS PCOS TOO OOOOOUY NO. 125, Camp Comfort Is secured when you have the right camping Gutfit. We know just exactly whai constitutes a complete camp outfit, Our present prices on ight. camp goods will strike you PELGER & HURLBUT 1215-1217 Second Avenue AINTERS’ GUPPLIES Glass, Wallpaper, Etc. Third and Pike. STAR PAINT CO. H. N. RICHMOND PAPER CO. ng Paper; 500 Square Peet of Paper for 34¢ 213-215 Occidental Ave BRUNNER & CO. Ps DEALERS 1X... Groceries, Wines and Liquors 502 Pike Street, corner Fifth, "Phone Green 794 Bottled Beer on Ice is right in season, We carry Milwaukee, St. Louis, San Francisco and Seat Vorter and Belfast Ginger Ale tle Lerge Assortment of... Elgin, Howard, Waltham and Hampden Watches In fold Gold, Gold Filled and Miver Casey Diamonds, Cheins, Charms Kings, ete., ail et very reasouabie prices. W. W. HOUGHTON 7F7O4 Firet Avenue. JEWELER man to go to the Cape Nome din se a acted CHICAGO, July %—A Tribune Rainy Season at M nila eau tet wow. 3 Geent somagays =e oe. R. AGONER, D.D.S. - epectal from Washington says: Ben Much Trouble. new diceings, and, after careful tn VW oO sion hed ye oti nn Ee ce ee 1 | ee meee eee eee ere Painiess Dentist. eos ad Mearetary tay] qT ASHINGTON, D. ©. July 3—| been greatly Resmego os TORE 22K Gold Crowns, #00 Bliver Fillings, 5 up ae | ses nthe AMOR en one toate eee nil ‘m ne sy PO) ga Gold Filling, 1.10 op A five yeart guarantoe wita all work 2 } | Gen. Otis this morning: “Storm atill| Whe arrived from Bt. Michael on the $100 Reward t feding Gaythinn bet Firet-olace boundary dispute Prevailing, Mar or Is pining, in-| steamer Roanoke, made the above| > wl yore y 4 A ~or The senator reports that from per-|Ticnung improved weather 4i- | statement to Bar reporter today. | gap Material in the above work. at * ee - fs Praly COM-ltions Country is flooded. Troops| Me says that after reaching Cape | OfMce 1616-17 Hater Bi Telephone Main 49 Vinced that the co neh ye Ae on outposte have euffered and lines| Nome he did some rim panning on -— —- a ~-— corre an have been cut) Anyi! creek, and the bert results he toe snnles viveudt We carved pos, Raw Fy , DANGEROUS NEGLECT OF THE EYE “Bome men,” he said, “claimed to| lhe taking out $3 to the pan. As a| matter of fact, the dirt ran about » certs Gold has been taken out of the district, but there nothing there now to justify a man in tak ing the trip. My advice to miners + la to keep away from Cape Nome must be upon the terme of the Un- ited Staten, nereere tn sickness te weported, Unable yet to coal return- ing transports.” NEW AP MENT iene | . i v bas been commenced e& at 6-84-810 Pow avenue | pe afory to building a new two #tory brick building, whieh te to be istrict for 30 miles has been used as an apartment Louse. Her- otaned out, some claima having been Man iHurnett Is the owner of the| nN staked three or four times.” new atructure, and * estimated to} Mr. Butler claims to be the lost ompleted, $4500. man out from Cape Nome He ts staying with his brother James at INVESTIGATING THE work | the Butler hotel. acacia See C Ing hormpeon left thie First mate Thomas George, of the wormelt tor a.trin 06 Coehand west Laurada, age 33, died at Providence the iain Fiver water system Me ‘Left ON Her Trip SOUTH wis! vertersay arccrmoon oc tm. poe x t enh wots pleted Jurtes received from the «teamer's D the eead’ Pe Sil aed aA be propeller. He was a member of aN ce patos | This Morning. Home Camp No, 268 Woodiman ofthe ort THE “SKULL OF With black clouds of coal emoke| “<2 UY WS curling from her k f an Indian, h | A letter has been rec “PE epareage ary Prosch of the # is a Mae week, by memt eftty eur- | of e nan oy) from Se —_ veyors department The surveyors | Of the Navy depar , ffice did ive the matter any | te te request nice id nox give the imatter any | Oo Uv mentby the chamber, that tne | SEBAMS OF THE YUKON OUTPUT vty ¢ ated today | lowe be station for a time in the| Ee See aT at the office h ed any| local harbor. It states that the de — notification of and that|Partment wold have gladly grant- Led the request Dul for the fact that) He WHE Spend the Coming Winter nquest w time consumed in the Towa, th officers and crew have no opportunity for systematic drilling, and that tt weary that she proceed to her ALGER’S JOB be sent to Puget sound and visit Se- attic Puget sound is to be 1 with the presence of another ous Spanish destroyer in the ywing to th erhauling of California Mrs. Lippy. T. 8. Lippy, one of Seattle's luck- feat Kiondikers who came down on the Garonne to Vancouver, arrived tn the city last evening on the 8. & I. train. He te reported to have brought out $300,000 worth of dust ‘of the battleship Oregon, which |ffom his claim, No. 16 on Eldorado, ming to go on the Port} Mr. Tippy’s phenomenal luck k the north is well known, In again hon- President McKinley Formally Accepts His Resignation. Was President ry an shar | which t# oo }Orchard dryd SHINGTON MeKir Alge in} has ac lose et Auk ' The United States training ship | than three years he has amassed a| rian " Adams arrived yesterday at Port|l@rge fortune, and, according to his Angeles from San Francisco She /own statement, his claim i» by no} ‘ \ the Sound for target practice, | Means worked out | The follo and ehe is said to have a large num-| The Yukon output, Mr. Tippy sartet ber of cadets on board. After re-| thinks, will be from 15 to 18 miition| @ pe . sining at Port Angeles for a dollare thie year Tidoerado's con le oe Jaya, the Adama will come to Seattle | tributions alone will be enormous, | @ ay 8 . ahe ay fora k. She| Speaking of the gold from his own | severing then goes to Tacoma and then re-| claim, Mr. Lappy aaid: “I don't care : ¢ | turns to San Francisco. }to mention any figures in connection | @ ae The revenue cutter McCulloch hag! with my clean-up. In fact, T hard-| @ been at naend for several | LY know exactly what I did bring out.| @ ge lays, where her crew are being paid| ANY Teported suma are most as-| @ f © ia expected to return here | SUredly Incorrect T was only tn : n Daweron for a day or two before I stecm, | }eame gut, Just about long enough to| @ WM. MCKINLEY prev re to come down the er.| @ The secretary of war } | |M. & Pohick went to the Klondtk leraphed his consent to ti “A | with me in May. We were the first juart t \ that is, on tourtet tickets, Mr. Ran-| @ n bewloged today b: dall will, T understand, write up his) & : th all |impreswions of the far north for the | $ proposa plans of the War d ‘| Killing Je Soldier—Several | eworth Heald of Chicago.” * pobtiphc to not t k 7 but | Mr. TAppy will net return to Klon-| @ Capt. ft nwa 8 his opinion| Others Wounded. dike until next summer. After he is| & that or i ch 1 trans-| spay Me 4 through working his claim by the|@ mt hough MANILA, July 20-—The gunboat) present system, he says he will in-| ‘ t le Bay, while patroling ©0 | troduce machinery up to numb 3 ; ; ; na @ ande river was fire SH He we the laims on Hilde jee yb fe for un| > " gy d > turned out well this year Mr. ar 1 r BE String bee the ae ne] Mra, Lipny. wilt yably er ca the 1 i ' t not ripe sia ‘ . dh 4a ~ winter in California ig 8 » Bana 1 Heveral wounder e patbeders en cee ; Shans aRiea aie |inebraents were. ah kly dislodged! Myron Lowery malinox patient, | ‘ditional A with a gatiling The rainfall was | waa gent to the pesthouse by Health| jenormous during the last two day, Omicer McKechnie yesterday after The ateamer Samoan prrived tate] {2* Precipitation amounting to 33) noon, Lowery had been living tn a . nehes. A large part of the town 18) small shack on Fiyst avenue south. thie afternoon from St, Michael with) under water, boats being the Thomas Chadwick, of Hoods canal only j= passengers, jmoaneot communication, | wes algo sent to the suspect station. Orders Taken for Wotding and Party Cake All Kinds of Bread, Cake and Pies, - - - VIEWS! VIEWS! VIEWS! The most sensitive of sense in the body, mows ipexcusabie in these days, for the relief of effective vision. Our Gur equipment for the cxecution of your orders is the bass found anywhere MH. CLAY EVERSOLK, Optician, 7 First Ave. Copper Veins Do Not Play Out. The depth of her Butte is one camp that i* “permanent.” great ore bodies has never been reached, although un effort to reach the limit is now wn 2200 feet, and «till sinking in solid ore This te at the Green Mountain.-Butte Miner. If we have nothing else for our money, let us have more Invention to be cheated with. Here you've been misled for, jo! these many days, by that class of men whose custom it fa to be attentive only to their own satisfactions. Why not demand some new ideas from them? Have you given any thought yet to investments? Better lose no time in doing #o. JOHN E McMANUS & SON, 918 Second Avenue “copper” A Neat Kitchen with stationary wash tubs, a good aink and botler and hot water supply. and fine kitchen plumbing in general, is just as important In the home as sanitary plumbing of your bath room. We wilt put improved plumb- ing in new buildings, or refit old ones with the finest open plumbing do any kind of plurhbing, on the best scientific methods, at low prices, RAUTMAN PLUMBING C0. Cor. Third Ave. and Spring St. "Phone Buff 471. GLASSWARE“ Table sets, 35c; berry sets, soc; water pitchers, half-gallon size, 2§¢; engraved thin tumbler set, 40c; footed berry dishe S inches, 25c. Now is the time you want glassware, “and here is the place to get it at the right prices. COON BROS., !417 Second Ave. Special Bates to Restaurants, Hotels, & Steamboat! Union Bakery. Manufacturers of Harttack and Tos . A. HALLBERG, Prop. 119 Pike St. eeoee SHSHHSSS SSeS Oooo OES * ° Telephone Main 580 Cranies Prosen F. W. Sraxuina, M, D, e * Ewen Serra * ; Trustees, THE SEATTLE AND NORTHWESTERN > 8 . © : o * MINING AND INDUSTRIAL STOCKS $ ——-_ Open Every Week Day for Business at 11 a.m, My All are welcome. é . ee e* Hall No, 1, New York Block - - 104 Second Avenue, Seattle 3 Tiaswversones sroesenenenenenonescnouonseeeonia Mounted and Unrnounted THE DENNY-CORYELL COMPANY, 716 First Ave, a ee ee wm ok Se ah a Nai a