The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 27, 1899, Page 1

PIR RNAI LEPC PSP NPE TR ae r= tea a THE SE ~y POTOSS SOG HGOOSHOHOS Twenty-five Cents a Month By Mall or Carrier POS ODIO OOOO OOO GOOOD VOL. I. WASHINGTON VOLUNTEERS FIGHT AGAIN They Participate in a Victory Over the Followers of Aguinaldo. ASSIST IN THE CAPTURE OF A TOWN Men Waded Through Water Up to Their Necks and Then Charged the Filipinos Who Promptly Fled, ATT LE, w k b bh eamer, wh to shipping ped July me oH rd ROME Y tu pr al ition the Va hibited at ia ® he Parte exy Crops in Havana. HAVANA, July ult Agr arta of ¢ if t putts io an ' ‘ * Dewey to Visit Havre. J The J Admiral Dewey h tly 27 urna his way od Btat SHAT TLE WASHING gooreooonsnet Z Telephone Sud $ Fik ' POOESS HUD FOYE > STALE o7 27, 1s0D, re ‘ON, “OMY A IES NOW REMATY : * Colonel Ingersoll’s Body Cremated. THURSDAY JULY EV ENING, sy engaged in the work of clearing ground, pegging off the eu site, and making a landing near boathouse, where It intended | Water the horses A of five | six men work in the vi jet the boathouse, and already respectable landing sade | gravel drawn from the park has been | |built. Two gangs are Aer th | park road by two fe | Seaer to permit the Keep Toys ~ § All the year round d “ina hale at way-down | SPELGER & HURLBUT House Hareware and Furnishings 1215-1217 SECOND GU PPLIES | ty trip im at n you wae ery The lines has deen marked o oMcers’ quart leading fr toda jacee three abreast {the pipe and the site for the at the top of the the hotel. ein being | With a thousand ed around dozens of whit up in th midat of the shades, the park will present limated and picturesque sight “BURMED ATP FRENIE POND TODAY "== | The troops will reach the park by | the main roadway. ‘They will use the sheds in the rewr the hotel stor#houses, and the large level epace between the hotel and th fountalr will be utilised as a parade ground Yesterday work was comme a dam at the outlet of the lake wan necessary to raise the thia way in order to float } at the proponed place for the horses. The stopped last night pervivor, who was roadway would be subm will be no diMeulty about the wt rs AVENUE NTERS’ Jallpaper, Etc STAR PAINT CO. slope vm | cleared hors te fue P Al Glass, \ Third and Pike. ARE YOU GOING TO BUILD? H. N. RICHMOND PAPER CO. Bell Sbeathing Paper; 500 Square Feet of Paper for 34. tal will Ay = “hy next} un t ox | “ se Wife and Deughters Retire to « Hotel So as Not to Wit. s the Sight. Y » be wa ft NEW YORK, July Robert G by mov oP ond The crema ed fro ry to cometery thie morning & CO. ot ton tank pace tin afar will be po diReuy abeus the wate BRUNNER oe the tocineration Mrw. ter th the well fe f nadequate, KALERS iN CAPT. HODGES IN SEATTLE |.) iiueniors and ober bers of 4 large epring near the lake will be - % phe . MANILA, Joly 2 ay captured Calamba, on the south <sieemen the tu = al party, 9 ~ to = me: used and pipes wil) be laid marht into Groccries, W ines and L iq uors shore or Lagona de Bay sharp fighting. The American loss Car J. L. Hodges, whe haa for | te oe sehen Ww be taken (9 ghe camp. There te no hait in the was four killed and 11 wounded sore ne past be arce of | Dobbe Ferry tonight in « bronze Urt. | work om the transporte Garony A 502 Pike Str corner Fifth, ‘Phone Green 794 re « in the ris nn | Athenian now tn port. The interior ae poone panne — t, ‘The town was beadquarters for Gen. Maibar, and the center o ed the Beattie r ¢ thin T Ny of the former is being torn up, and Bottled Beer on Ice is right in season. © carry ee ee ee ee ee Teme Reneree Week | . oT hed bey np esy opm rae i ee Milwaukee, St. Louis, San Francisco and Seattle ‘ al a a ERE PEER ME, ie o8 * t mence tn « day or two ne Victoria * ington volunteers, under Major Wetsenberger, and a battery of the Firat eongeetired ie @ili arrive here on Auswet §, and the Burke's Porter and Belfast Ginger Ale. artillery Pasig yesterday morning in cascoes and jaunet JOINING | tebiiehing @ that Port Albert ly next week j 480 regulars from the Twenty-first infantry under Capt. Ellenhead and city, Capt. Hoda 4 hie 1 -_—- | uae — 180 Fourth cavairymen under Capt. MoGrath, from Morong. The expec ting beswe Ta BA Kinley at Piattsbur Large Assortment of. tion was convoyed by the army gunboats Napidan and Oeste to a point uns am ste soit PLATTSBURG Y., July 27+ Igin, low! Waltham and Hampden Watches Off the south coast of Talim island. it was 4 o'clock im the afternoon President MeKiniey and his wife ar E 4 ard, alth ¢ ps nda, Chains, Charis ‘ os |riyed at the Motel Champlain thix In Goltd Gold, Geld Filled sad Silver Cases, Diamonds, Chains, when the troope arrived off Calamba. The regulars led the way he men Looki f Fr it | cient morning Mra. McKinley wh Kings, ete, ai! at very reasonable prices a : . | . 1 the north end of the town. ‘The insurgents lay qilet in their works uns | OMAILA. Neb. Ju ney weil | 7O4 Firet Avenue JEWELER : ti} all of the men had landed. They then opened a brisk fire on the ad : : etween |Wwo e "Tonk, duly | WAGONER, D.Q.S.~? y a but we ty Griven trom their firet post chibe~boahvabed NEW YORK, July 27-—The cham be ¢ Twenty-firet in the meantime made ite way through the ewe ‘ tor ope thie morning. A rousing send Painless Denti t. flank the enemy on the right, while che Washington volunteers ty * Apts ; ; nown en. off was given him as the boat moved et Best Toots, 02.88 13K Geld Crowns, %. Stlver Filings, 92 ap r~ tover of Napidan’s six-pounders and gattings, landed on the South aide a ae Aa jout He will visit all PO) age Gold Fillings 9.00 op A Gye yoart guarantee wild all work - Of the town, but not rapidly enough to prevent a portion of the enemy | cine nuee of oan — pa Suen before hla re | we $100 Heward to anyone finding anything but First-class gy from escaping eat crested a - ‘ coe 7 Material in the we work. as The figtting continued for three hours. After their retreat it was logis ° ont dis HART AND LEWIS W bararemeee The remains of Jam Metirath, | Office 16-17 Haller Building Telephone Main 0 found that the rebels had removed their killed and wounded. Abou! god SOVTEs OF repiliiar © of enor who died at Arc tie City Alenk a Jan- ~ 1 ae iain et a eupe 2 w on pth were shipped to New Yo > men defended the town aguinst she Americans The eapedition wat a Le ear arr DANGEROUS NEGLECT OF THE EVE S cempicte eurprise to the enemy, and the first inetmation they had of M3) | Sho need aonateeve caged of denen ta tho body, te alana the movement was when the flotilla appeared in the offing, The place j ‘ | ipexcusnte in thees days. fot the 5s Uiet of effet! ve vision * $4 to be permanently garrisoned. Lieut. Laison, commanding the Napt- | | thik \ | and James Hemilton } Wai cau be found anywhere. dan, discovered and selted the only remaining insurgent gunboat on | Satisfaction Theretor. | 3. , CLAY EVEKSOLE, Optician, 72) First Ave | lake. The veasel was deserted and the guns gone, but otherwise tt wae | : rthy of Volenteons Caracal! in good shape. Gen! Lawton Protessor Worcester witnessed the N { | A balkroog Worthy of Voleptuons Caracal ot ‘ times they . je he j “ a ating up natantiy in - [engagement from a inunch. Severs nem they Wert under heavy fire yt wie puakeak sdetines austen eta; Dekada, “deen phe ra Dut escaped uninjured. Gen. Lawt then visited Les Benasa natural Prosecuting Attorney John B. Hart} i nickel-plated. modern 5 4 hot springs. two miles weet of Calantba, which was deserted by the in- | a and De y Sheri® James Wilson) marble washtands pd porcelain surgents. The place had been formerty utttized by the Spantarts os | took « sensational turn today before | end Ghawer ameataius, O14 seer * Judge Ja In anawer to the| j age are also refitted by usin @ hospital for convaicacents Lawton recommends « similar use of ihe o : ‘ : , } stion of the. judge ae to whe —t } the moat a manner, and with place. Professor Worcester remained ip Calamba today, doing mission. | ecu lar ase on expondenia were ready (o pro-{ | the best sanitary plumbing thet can ary work among the inhabitects, explaining to them the intentibas of (be 4. George Donworth, attorney for ‘McCook at Dawson. be done None but ak rkmep Americans towards the Filipinos | th Yy k n Mart, stated that they mone Secon are employed, and th s 4 A —e |to have the matter settled tmme- | | ways satisfact as well as the ‘The insurgents returned this afternon anf furtously attacked th j e U 0 le fiately. Judge Jacobs then said that! epee | eh American outposts that had been established at Calantba Several j he had been informed that we were fl Ici$e le | n companies of the Twenty-first regulars and Washington volun . geting to oak for « continu: RAUTMAN PLUMBING CO. ® , . . snworth told the teers sallied out of town and again drove them to the hills er a brisk In reply Mr. Donworth told a A 1 " purt that they had decided other . Thi nd Spring St | fight. STEAMBOAT CREW IN TROUBLE Sour’ (ret oer Bee ieee es | ee i - rought up aeeooe ae powsble Here CHARGED WITH INCOMPETENCY - ca Mr Donworth stated that it was h * Page cai é A A DAW \ i inten ask that the trial take ss SPECIAL ° Combination Tea ; glese beter same other judge | . aXukhs and Dinner Set__ E At this point Col. James Hamilton} ! Lewis apoke up and said that he waa) @ 56 pieces, all large; was $7.20, now reduced to $4.00 to close to the Latter's Story he persen "0 4 . 1 Judge Ja-| j the pattern out. { the desire of Hart's attorney “ »¢ window. 2. | ure « nuance 1 do not} Klondiko. loa a Big Snap in Envelopes is in the other w . - ¥ jwant It understood that 1 appear nd Ave. "Promoters of tho Exposition perg Se thy sotinctl for either parte,”| Miike attra Si titan ct A at a Meet Together. al office of the Nu no bald, “but emply on behalf é A lee “ ny pas : " . | nyse ant hee oenen ae “ D! ser m. F. Bheehy, af Ticonderoma, “The Proof of the Pudding’ ‘ The busirtens men's mass Faeroe ew | thie case 9 ithout any clash.” |v" y who arrived in Seattle from —7, Deid last night in Collins’ t 4 : fain: <|__Judge Jacobs made the announce-| no wabn the other day, is of the op CORONA JAVA ‘ cag ye Sy! Ci t f Chi L t pesstee nity nent at he he matter | ion that U. §. Consul MeCook ff r cessive heat, but those | yo cago 0s hares. of ng h abd WHEN | should be asked to resign without de Best co ea * berth Earth ce there, represented Seart! Leto "tt comansy nn ; pnance was toliay. To a Star reporter today he COMMERCIAL IMPORTING CO. i . ompan ad wired to orne . @ ines interests. They were a vith : ccocaie San ~ 1 Be? | nald: “Mr, MeCook te thoroughly in 1008 Second Ave and 222 Pike Street. @d exposition. Subs ne re , day As a consequence |i, represent the United tates at Dorted by those present aggregated i » leave the matter With) novgon He ie doing absolutely . > 4 -— oooe $2,750. The méeting was informal, footage said the Judee, “and the) nothing for his distressed count eons and partook more of the nature of « mons fn gua will Be set for trial Monday.) nen in the Kiondike. In fact, he general discussion than a mass meet- | OP RTERY WER ss dhs ed —~ will do nothing at all without money tLe Proscw : fng. The efforts of the pr = OURTEEN MEN FE DROWNED a by the crew from|’ ‘The corridor Just « spadiGenr thas We Wars Gate ¥. W. Sranumo, M. D. Trustees. ; Teléphone Main 680 Were enthus: jeally applauded, and a .r 23 oe Jacot * court was h | with scurvy were in a small shack hess Serra = Bil present promised to ald in every ee cid chbrakiesd, Upen| ties —— ogee ape * in our vicinity, They were helpless, | & . Boostble way towards th > aie whi at Dawe | faa Te te erent that Cnn en, 1606 We G14 what We ould for thent _ 4 e rantee fund is raised, operations an the c. 4 mat a her arned to Hart with @ remark that) we took the case of the other man! @ S heain arthe “gee " ediate- | sounded much like @ demand‘ Consul McCook. We told twm|@ aos nder a fattafactios The following subscriptions were City Bri ‘Meers of the camer, how t ; A Sir [eee She Wks, 'GA ewerteen, wae ty $ t XC an 8 ported last night gear, ankle that Capt: S66cibe uheued| Genckene chat con cee cette ay ae We A CaMih Gitte O00 Vary Vek, |e Se ermine a Sieetaien dnias Rae ate tha Morine abused | derstand that you are meddiing into] 204 tngt he should be given nesiat.| © pany $500 » Sagprade y ". nt the) aaire that de not concern Poul, BOS |SIL.” ene coment eaid tee could 40) Be dlp ag Rick NGS 4 men refused to t Mm. | we would be pleased to have you at- TTR 7 wemecbae Brcahere P| ae steamer National City, of the | Jonn Curtain, one als of| tend to your own business.” nothing im ¢he matrer. we neipe/@ MINING AND INDUSTRIAL STOCKS cher Brea 250 t 5 the seurvy victim all we co rut tle Hardware company 200 Empire Transportation company, ar- | the company who oard at I wae simply acting tn the inter | ere lied to leave the distritt | art & Holmes Drug com rived tn port at 9 o'clock lest night t fered the « eat of both parties, retorted Lewis, fterwarde I fear that the 2 , me from St. Michael. She brought down r'to any member of th did not do anything more than at es se cee $ Open Every Week Day for Business at 11 a.m. Rd shout 96 ten Whe gave evidence of » was compe handle he attorney had a right to do.” Fed Peg te , me. Electric company hard work in the Klondike. Accord. | T nmund was ed over to ‘ said Hart, ‘if you wick te baie ig 4 Ds ohis Bes * s All are welcome. derick, Nelaon & Munroe ing to Capt. George Dettmer, the Bernard I. Larson, ¢ of the deck a a uneil for the court tn th “T's a dhame to have a — $ per & Levy skipper of the National City, there hands, who ha Papers. case you can do so, but we do not) icy rep igen . Beat ARES Se POT tn eaete and $i in |CAM. Moriné thei decided to leave 1 todeliver any messages for McCook represent the tnited states $ Hall NO, 1, NEW York Block - - 704 Second Avenue. Seattle land Cracker company |aold dust among the crowd. There the vensel. 3 fio we want you to meddle! ssen condemned by the American $, her Brothers were, however, with one or two ex Sea ae Se vere Se Dee eee residents, and the Canadian L MeCutaky ceptions, no very particularly wel). | A i With that Col, Lewia made some | Wii nardiy recognise him POSS HOO® ip F. Kelley to-do individuals. H. Lee, who came! Heureaux mated [reply that wae not distinctly heard, | Mill hardly recognise him. | The 2 me htt . sind tein Hat company Jown from Daweon, te anid to have! wasiHINGTON. D July and started to go away, but turned | tone ater he had conducted himeelt $5,009 In dust and nuggets, while B. -me state department this morning @N4 walked back to where Mart waa) Oa ei one of Dawe 5 ‘Fetal - A. Gardiner, another passeng re i a dlepe Santo Do. Standing and made a remark that | % Sueraoelully In oF Psat a eaid to have from $5,000 to 810,00 ans. 0 mg ¢ Prea.| WA" Interpreted to be another de- ¥ og MER wo a e . 7 the yellow treasure. He has Sent Heuresus'’s essaseination mand for satisfaction. |e at the Diller hotel | nining at Port Gardiner, a om - ED DRY GOODS near Cape Nome. He is watd to Seacteda Waite,.are Th: led on th 1 WARDNMR, Idaho, Juy tI Mounted and Unmounted | ¢ vorning denied a iheroian mained Herwmen Tattkar:|hane “yesterday.” See” Vealte fa | cee ien. Ce cenrenee dan 16 First Ave. non and hia wife, had with them gold heen visiting h her son, Mr. Chas a's ee annt Ae gb ee Bike dust and nuggete to the value of | Waite, at 1,001 Haat Harrison atreet held in the military “bullpen.” with $3,000. Mra, Mitkerson has| for nearly « year, and wee returning cet chargén againet them. ‘The judge 3393399999999999292902) I d 4) oping a restaurant at Daw- to her home a 1 Minn Her ' ) deolined to interefere with’ the rule a on, while her huehand was working husband, who accompanied her on y ot ad military authoritles, as the Ww his claim her ait lied I> mnber hort t piece fe under martial taw. ‘The T By Washington Loan Cap . Eectener ae us “i ly os Ett ig . The oe miners will appeal. Paul Corcoran rN FOR REN C W of excitement wae| stern-wheel steame ed the (ity ‘ ance Gan: Hous . of enasitatans wos) ere wncn! siamet, matied the City | of Mr | was convicted of mutrter in the erc-| AiR and Trust Company. w , on Seoond avenur A num-! for Cape Nome on July 9, is probably - ond degree this m « for compli Bf biankets and several roll of 1omt. She had 14 men on board, who| Mr. D. H. Laughery, agent for the F th 7 t hein: the ete ot Apel Mk Pha “NN No. 202 Burke Building. Ww golen goods tacked In front Were KoIne to Cape Nome with the até Amer Lak hich was burned or e xpec e joourt adjourned this afternoon until AN ven-room House, No. 819 2th Avenue, Routh store the a “ a of starting a restaurant The at hight ted to reeant | we Ten-room Hovnse, No, $23 2th Avevue, South 4 nfortur her t th ptember 4 cae fe stump into the pile, and un unat party eluded = Mr. | Laubache t ng that during U S T * J . AA m House er Way i wite sion ts A ‘ Sidney Pe aan F fen, and | the excttern © cat an enter if p 5 2 ler Way were soon bla | bh ? . Tay. wap . distovernd : , a man named Smit f Portland, |ed and tha ship's pape re stoler . . 00 ers. | BALTIMORE, July 27.—The eu ry Halts pened vine ” ogg pe pak Avehon A mt an extensive conflagration. | OTF T ational City left Mt.) and ¢ tu > th ve of $800 " tion of ryan, Gardner, James and) | en-room House, No, 1430 Washington Street ( 1m oa vel 4 ar BP th Hh. was al aken Myers will take place tomorrow) & Serteus Epidemic. § | % Ner Alling nothing hat im heard cater orning on one seaftold. The doom ‘i ; pMys 4 ‘s f the City of Chicago. Men arrt Paul Porter and ¢ Delany,|. ‘The government troops which will! tq men are carefully watched. All e<¢ "KHOLM, eden, July ing fr the Cape stated that she | ¢ tenderloin chara were leave Seattle shortly for Manila, Will,| except Gardner show signa of col-|~ = which hae) had r arrived ther The general rested thin morning on a char during their #tay here, have almost | janse. : n at pinion was that.she foundered while robbing Jan O'Donnel of $14 4n ideal camping ground at Wood siiesitieitemmaalailboadial Orders Takea for Wedding and Party Cake, Special Rates W Bestauranis, Hotels, & Steamboats 4 sland of Gothiand, has|en route, and that all hand re} on thecg “Wee! park. The work has been puah- feat to the human be nt c a ward without delay, and the) CLEVELAND, July 27.-Conduetor | ri nm B ke me an, and a jarge nun The ateamer Joe Matthews ran!) Th ‘ r ) “J for the camp will be| Hawley, who shot and killed a boy IO has rr \ tents have been admitted to t shore on a sandbar July w hike ord tha ety he troops arrive riext | during the riots a few days ago, was! o tale. Home of the cnses jen route to Cape Nome, ard js a4 aecos it bound over,on the charge of second All Kinds of Broad, Cake apd Pies. $5 i At yy dificult to diagnose, Cattle] wreck, > The spot “sag park to«|degree murder tule morning, and P.’A. HALLDERG, £ ° of men without bail, : ‘ . ‘ . SQ ciate dearer _ i tp