The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 31, 1899, Page 1

— a oe TH MELLEN TALKS rE 9999s 0900000000004 Twenty-five Cents o Month By Malt or Carrier SPSHPDIODOGOOO OOOH OOO VOL, 1. lass OW bar, v Oven quale yard, ands M "| He Gives The Star Some Fresh Infor- ‘=: sora mation for Publication, TAN mor 1 f CONCERNING THE =~ plant t McKinley at Champla SEATTLE The . mad his storage of energy, which} t maken at inure, sleep imbed without extra ex he rider mv ¥ prewsing the] and uelng reserve air, An] Pamber te now ing arranged | whieh will allow ater a nking of ere a ke thin deviee profite of Kaatern thus say THL CHAMPLAIN, N.Y McK ka oc Found Dead by a Workman-—He Had Been Keeping Company With Miss Grace Mathews. WASHTIIINGTON, - A SENSATIONAL SUICIDE IN THE G. A.R. CEMETERY ata “ Demented Lover Used Laudanum to! End His Troubles. MONDAY EVEN S lat. 1 | di attended ring ncluding a Statement as to the Exact Loca- i M McK : ana tion Chosen Is Willing to Combine $1.90 - | INGTON, July a | air, | be an ‘ wach Bant » With the Great Northern. [est Sas ‘ooo te or | ure | ists se Beattie's new railway ata . nim It states that T said the | While in a fit of temporary inean- company, should th aa ate ft business in fea xk a dose of taudanum | night construction, will be located an South wi , and ended his life. He had pears to me that Tacoma is @ drug lately, and it tx le Madison street, extending to Colum- | jealous of your lovely city ink ah Gilets the sated Dia. It will cost about § ©), and and the papers there voice the fee WASHTNE D. ¢, July | ceed ale his sweetheart, Miss Will be of ft « jnome gr of the peor It is #tated in| the ¢ wit am was recelv-|( o B. Mathews, daughtgr of Con ——y and best-equipped ‘ . the ft the ca that we will not 1 «af General Otis: | «table Mathews, @ Visit last evening West ia at until the Great PSOne 3m t . and left her how about 9 o'clock President Metlen, of the Northern i ern peop . 3 zat py work Those . Tele ones ee Pacific, in an interview toda ve Te wee. pee Oe we ® ft " aeualtion |» : loth aa % Star < y > "| Uimion station. we will not wait for i tm the anes clothes was the ; ay ; t Northern or an wher lin f wing, addrenee to Coroner buildin, Qur business t . = me if 'Y. | Sparting said, “warrants the erection = bbe nsdmeresceg re * Dear @ir,—-My name is Jerry K tation. We have the property v, People will soon have a aplendidiy |“ & . Cowles, a poor, broken-hearted man and wil! make important impr equipped de pe | Kindly see that I am laid away in in * ime " we - ak the Potter's feild. If you wish an Heats which will prove of great| A® to the business of the Northerr ; information as to my people value to the traveling public. The ne Raine oumeon tonnes tn Rentiie, | Grane 4 Broadway car to 1614 Federal av business we have ¥ in Sent Meten would say very | een nd nee Miss Grace 1. Geattle tar exceeded our expecta-| "tte “We will, of course,” he said, | 12 : pe ioe Ve oe ee tions. The travel to and from thie) PEt Our money where we get the - yo gi Po lg also (found city is simply enormous. Should the| Dest results, ae i sme Sloan Sails for Home. [oy his person. ‘The tho young peo other lines doing business here not adesipeae Dinicginelehbeaned MEP ee } Sioan anal ble have been keeping company for Join with us in building « station, we VP With Seattic. This will depend pf at eariet | some time, Lately he has become ‘Will do ao ourselves. The pians for *®*!rely on clreumstances.” Saturday New York j adit ted to the use of @ drug, and President Mellen paid a high trib- ute to Seattle's enterprise, and pre dicted for it a long period of unin- terrupted preperity, With his par ty he will go over the Seattle & In- ternational railway om Wednesday and will returm to this elty about the the new station are now being pre pared. We will ask the city certain favors in the matter of ine Streets near the proposed site, and 3 am certain that we will net be re- fused as the changes we intend to make will vastly Improve the tocal- tty.” jend of the week. Presifent Mellen is very anary! jent Metien te one of the most bout « reported interview with him | approachable railway magnates that | in the Tacoma Ledger of yesterday. | ever visited this city, Me is 4 man of “Tt te « rank fake, heiaeid, partiou- strone personality and a splendid fariy that portion of ft whien refers Con vareationaliet ALGER’S LAST DAY IN OFFICE. WASHINGTON, D. C. July %1—| Frank Zipman a Kiondiker who ‘This is Alger's last day in of He! returned from the gold flelds om the @rrnved at the War « steamer City of Beattie last night, is early am? sald the day mourning the toes of $28 in Yukon Pree TOUCHED FOR HIS MONEY | | uid be de “How about the bir sirt situa THE GAZELLE IS BURNED AT KIRKLAND DOCK: Known Boat on Lake Wash- ington This Morning. ust as bod as —- tion?” he was asi ever,” said the er “We are now for girls for general “People will soon be coming home ental behind om miasbor rders housework.” AIR MOTOR SEATTLE Mi NG STOCK MARKET. ARRIAAN > oe | take al around in his pockets for some time | . Sowlen ¥| had been carrying # bottle of fuid lei % | ie templating suicide He : Pp. 2. Mathews! apparently about 25 years and any way.—|according to papers and letters, he COWLES" | has been well educated and comes 704 Firet Avenue. Mysterious Destruction of a Well-' (RRR RON RROTECERE ERD <9 TAR. 1890, Telephone Subscriptions to Pike 150 POOOOD OOPOOPPOOOOOGOD MING, JULY 31, IGHTY GOOD HAMMOCKS <— AWFULLY CHEAP THIS WEEK Camp Goods of Every Description here at Right Prices. SPELGER & HURLBUT House Hardware and Furnishings oe 1215-1217 SECOND AVENUE PAINT ER 7 GUPPL ALES Glass, Wallpaper, Etc Third and Pike. STAR PAINT CO. ARE YOU GOING TO BUILD? H. N. RICHMOND PAPER CO. Sell Sdeathing Paper; 500 Square Peet of Paper for 34s. 213-215 Occ on several oceastons has acted v queerly > = Mrs. Mathews, mother of the « AT says that Cowles har 4 mother and sister residing in Minneapolis, ite ing at the New Weat- @ Third avenue has been #t BRUNNER & CO. ern hotel on for son - WOVVLETY time a came to Beatt ; la | % DEALEKS 1M August fie mother car he fé rs jig mons aod tar we eee § Groceries, Wines and Liquo panied her to the n¢ in Mon 502 Pike Street, corner Fifth, ‘Phone Green 794 Bottled Beer on Ice is right in season. We carry Binee that time Cowles haa stopped t to aces. Last month bh. ae a : hy rattle we Ov erIOUe Nee tie mater annie Milwaukee, St. Louis, San Francisco and Seattl Burke's Porter and Belfast Ginger Ale. » 1. ®he tal exp waying that he wan de tele y for» stated tha graphed me Later he sent a re new CVEVEVIO © Assortment of. Elgin, Howard, Waltham and Hampden Watches Jn Boli4 Gold, Gold Filled and #ilver Casog Diamonds, Chains, Charu was well Mra. Mathews states that ¢ Kings, elc., ali'at very reasouabie prices WwW. W. HOUGHTON JEWELER of « good family Tlie body was discovered by work men in the cemetery, who notified the coroner. The remains were then taken to Bonney & Stewart's. =. R. WAGONER, D.D.S. = Painiess Dentist. pe Best Teeth, m0 22K Gold Crowns, 96.91 Miver Fillings, 990 ap a Gold Filing, 1.00 up A five year? guarantee with ali work oT gay $100 Reward to finding anything but First-class oy = — edly made, to what ent we do not know. Many times @ man will make a discovery which entirely original, but subsequently find the specimen has atready been recorded. It think the data gathered on glaciers wil! be very valuable to geologists. It was 4 custom on the voyage (hat whenever anyone struck something new be show lecture on it during the sevning. From there evening = talks we have to draw our deductions an to the value of the expedition, as Material ia the above work. Telephone Main #5? Office 18-16-17 Haller Buliding. eq DANGEROUS NEGLECT OF THE EYE ‘The most sensitive of sense in tha boty, ts almow these days, for ihe relief of effective risioa for the execution vi your orders is tae vest iat can be found anywhere. i. CLAY BV ERSOLE, Optician, 729 Pirst Ava A Bathroom Worthy of Voluptuous Caracalla >) we are fitting up constantly | Tyone wae too busy in bis rerpec: ern houses, With open plun five line to know what the others nickel-plated, modern impr were doing marble washetends and porcelain “I think the observations of the geologists will bring the knowledge of glacier formation up to date, and tubs and shower apparatus. id buildings are also refitted by us in the most scientific manner, and with am quite confident that Prof the best sanitary plumb’ a Fischer, of the biological survey, has be done. None but skille rkmen | the finest collection of birds ever are employed, and the work is al- made on @ survey as brief as this ways satisfactory as well as the has been The reporter then asked Pre sor Kincaid about his own discover en, but with his habitual modesty he preterred to extol the achievements price. RAUTMAN PLUMBING CO. Cor. Third Ave. and Spring St. Voted to clearing’ up routine affairs. bills, The sebhory ged to have A Root takes hold tomorrow muraing a vest. « jot others, The fact of the matter is i ‘ SS Feone Bult «71 he € the ton-| ay , ‘ sede ina ae that Prot. Kincaid, Prof. Ritter, of | 1 —— - <i ne cade 7 he steamer Gazelic, which plys says, was alright when he left the University of Callforniad and : = ‘ ‘ . ‘ hinet fully banked ‘ol f South Dake eft bs : n Lake Washington, was burned Colle uth Dakota, were | y ‘ The Gasclic made a hot ne | aa , ; : d Monda | THE R tm a te ae Suennes aalech.| the waters ods ‘ ek 4 eye ap = “os — Shunagin Mane o compa | And Mond +3 M Anderson, ano . vs t wen i tis eh mn , nx as tively unknown from a biologtca Y ana; ane hae bean arvenaes fs po . rhs ae saturated with coal oil. Fish says! standpoint, and while the Elder con Fifty-six pieces Brown Decorated English semi-porcelain Tea or an . wee y Mr. Kirkland © ap-|he bh n0 idea ho ne the fire h t t the 8,000 7.2 r ratte , accomplice of the woman Pverett aa St aA aad eee se nding - 66 —~ -~ h sa bes * verte ns ©! Dinner atte worth $7 ‘yes regularly; ation) the pattern, only $3.00 Detective Williams is working on S tb gsccasing yee oy ‘5 : After Monday you'll regret your delay. But the Appeal Meets With tie case Kirkland saw th ames up| ed by Kirkiand’s cries The ¢ scoveries in orinthology were ) ® NO A ke @ rock 1 per| The Gazelle was bullt about a year /principaily valuable for the tight they| COON BROS., 1417 Second Ave. @ Answor. Scoop on the Department “”” ' ©’ Filwh, the only man/ ago, and was one of the argeat| threw on geographica distribution. | ‘ rd, was «le ne Quoker than) steamers plying on the lake It a | The epecimens in entomology Rage Labor Comm neloner WASHINGTON, D. C., July ML—/ it takes te ks of understood that she was insured for| lected by rPof, Kincaid, are expe “The Proof of the Pudding” ie morning: “It is harde Noe report on Samos nor from Jus- the vessel we sh had! $5,000. Engineer Curtis, of the steam-/| ally valuable, and the flora of the isl “=r” nw — than Nt hae been for # tice Chambers has reached the State to fight hie way out, and had or Pifin, which brought the news to} and ts well represented In the CORONA JAVA though employers are paying partment. If the report of the com- his hands sertousiy burned. ¢ Madison park, does not think there| lection. At Unalaska the party lett|]! Ff n arth wages. Many men are looking mission as published in Gan Francis- fartech left his beat shortly after te any possibility of rebuilding her, as! Mr. Starke and Mr. Ridgway of the| Best Coffee o e . Neht work,” and refuse good posi- co is genuine, it Is & scoop on the midnight she had put in the the hull was completely gutted. The! National museum, who ts considered | COMMERCIAL IMPORTING CO. Uone at $2 per day, stating that the department rning towing. He can ascribe no Elfin is taking her place on the the greatest authority on ornithology | 1008 Second Ave nd 222 Pike Street. work ts too hard wae for the fire Everything, he route now living Tt i not to @ particu larly favorable country for the stu dont of feathered life, but orable Indications are given and striking data All the soologists of the Univer sity are buy today helping Prof most fav f new ARLES Prosew F. W. Sraniino, M, D. } Trustees } Telephone Main S80 * a ° : from camping, and the demand will At the Geattle Mining © ange t Kinoala and it is thought that when Eeex Surru > = — ~~ a I was spenk- day the following sales were made enent collection ts added to the Z vom a wh y from Indiana the j Deer Trail, 200; Republic, 200; Gold ° ber already donated to the informed me that giris who worked Ing Star, 7,000. Ji will be the mont complete collection . ety Gt cooking and general housewerk in etiteppiomntes | of Alaska invertebrate life that has 4 * 8 s hat state did not receiv re than " RTHWESTERN Stocks wen mounted, to this thme * $12 per month. The low wages Whi h M S | _- ~ ae _———_ - : we have on the books is $15 per de Méstienees BOMBAY, July 31—There ts an al weseare aii, toate ror Which May SOOM: im sornseaor ae _DOMBAT, Say H.—Thore i ana 3 Stances ese ap eR a rhepede at t f Poonah. Three hundred and sever ING y STOCKS # Monday we aways a sun oy et = Annear Here and the following sales CNIEVEMENTS Of Pers. ey eet kleee.|$ MENING AND INDUSTRIAL STOCKS 3 the Free Employment ©, and tht * . * re during the last 48 hours e morning the office was crowded w MP es : a | - . Fat ° men. Mra. Walker, who has charg ve ae et Sale eae | Je Seattle Man. | LONDON, July 3A Paris dis Open Every Week Day for Business at 11 a.m. 8 of thé jadies partment kept} “4 oo ‘| pated one y du Clam has t All are welcome. e ves pd “aie sees: hired) ver since the advent of the bley-|at F s pt ‘ | | Heeraten : RE pie cle, someone has been trying to in- | F avenue end Cedar streets : : ad the tenes tad ete eaeriet:| vent a machine that could be wort ing_more than 9,000 CHURCH HES F Hall No, 1, New York Block - - 104 Second Avenue, Seattle " Mente will soon be separate The | 4 with a greater econom fr ie FOOLED THE \* wir departure rom Be- oy "Soothe are also being painted and re-|@04 yet not detract fram the ¢ y attle ‘ bers of tty Harri nan a | this ras rough Into “ ta mor ae for th a north, | ves SIX ‘MEN ~ none of which have, #0 far, been suc axe W. Elder. Great reaulte were The latest invention of this ned by the guests of the multi NEW YORK, July %1.—Geners * Kind is the most promising yet offer-| Saat t fea ynaire New Yorker, in their re-| Secretary Wood of the Brotherhoo wh it should net prove a succes © the way epote were visited, and a| of the organisation in Manila of the ell Hiatt, and the letters patent | the Sunda ding law would be/ gard to the northerr u was of England work in the Philippir 1.” A Boiler Rested on Sunday «re held by William Peas, of Seattic. tr nf ( a} ned wi Bnet 4 vee Preliminary _ THE DENNY- CORYELL COMPANY. 716 5 First Ave. The 4 e im quite similar as re-| 5 " 2 . Th atera of Prince! vices had been mainta ‘ and Exploded on Monday. — ards the framework to the ordin “ 8 vinited 1/ month of March in the partors 4 — ' t n a f th al Be ioe na wer ' ree) whe “a vem b: me WHITE CLOUD, Mich., July 2 aah “ ig " : . a of 1 he |) eh a a ean hi pues ale sera 4 sid addr ths maine eh c gaeerenrer es >> Bddd32y inty Bix men were killed and t . y are t wileal ou chief's or t t] Kodiak island. The Eld mbled| Charles C. Pier haplain tn th a it i arcsd SY Porn gti ot toate Atiaces We toace ro eh Taaie Ipitaaloon 1 back,|a foating curiosity shop yesterday | United Mates army. ‘The. report By Washington Loan ¥ . » hn w u le the , reac " " at made , John How Peyt the @hingle machine b rin} I r h * and wh he | should be wna t Vy lefatia- | made by oe W ownship this 1 pumpe al © alle ul motion "Th we the members of the exped.! with some workers sent out , vr Char \Iph@|tegs, The air in these pumps! “a ft h . t «hitherto rare were found in consid. | der commission nop t| No. 202 Burke Building. W eee ’ 0, Over~! ig ged into the bes of | r : { erable numbers, and important geo-| Albany to investigate ie ous con 4 Coot Pr n Howe. | th winite ate ‘ecmmiaaic | cos ut \ graphical results were obtained, In| ditions in the Philippines and return Ten-room House, No. 819 28th Avenue, South #12 50 W Eajared Oscar Evar and 6G pe) stored away. Where! learned th tad | Siberia and at Port Clarence, the/in time to report to the missionary | Ten-room House, No. 323 2th Aveyne, South nO Ww Haigh t n th linary bl Fiak were studied, and several| council at St. Louis in October pe cen Benes Fe eyo ay 17 80 Wi will M a a ” x 6 cyclinders are located Harry ¢ ‘ 61, died at! thousand photographs were taken of| In his report, Mr. Peyton says al Son pncan Seuss, Be. aon GE Keane ‘ a) oe / ’ eet Dewey. one on each side of the rear wheel. | Pr norning yple and points of interest in the | building has been opened across the | AN Nine-room House, 8.W, oor. Highland Drive and 7th Ave. N oW ? NEWPORT I a , The| tr on f these a pi 1 works, | M arent th xI frozen north | street from the principal barracks In| ZN Reven-reom Ho , No. 1480 Washington Street $17 SO Ws etre @fficers of the Ww iad.| turning a crank, whieh, in tur bu ain & ra nun {| The specimens © collected on this] Malate and named Chureh hous a \ eee “ a fon now. here biteve that thelr| Yon the wheel There in lover | oan Bg Sul Ait Mutant shits thu) SECC SESS C if 4p 1) be o” ’ at the han ar to ate ¢| maine are at of 1 attle robab umber 8,000.| is . ve rooma, is to be us Oays on ae oo ener to N . k o f air discharge nto the To Star reporter today, Prof. Kin-| as offices and a parish house. The ne $ - spe agi igo! R38 POR Od ig ee aye vaercl eee , PBL pop aticd ou fh $08 Form, ei peer) B Orders Taken for Wedding and Party Cake, Special Rates to Restatrants, Hotels, & Sieaimboats Society Woman Dead. ‘ spel eahicr senadehed tear die’ OE portent 4 n the] true value of our cruise to the cause| Hugh Nethercott 4s priest in charge | J j B k WASHINGTON, D. ©, July 1 and the excess er being | ritualiatt r y ine-|of science. I know ft hae been of in-|and he has two lay workers. For | NnNion a ery. . Mrs. Kate Chase Sprague the | stored in the frar Seven and a-|ing that from r r ning of} caluclable benefit to all of us, and [| some time there wasanother ordainec ri Nay most noted of Washington » y| half pounds of power are generated | incense and the cart f candies | think! t will prove to be one of the| man, the Rev, James L. Smiley, but|MAll Kinds of Bread, Cake and Pies, - - - Mannfacturers of Hardtack and Toast ‘women, died at Edgewood, her coun-| with each pressure of the pedal, only|in the Chu f En. 1 services| most noted scientific surveys in his-| he has gone to the front and is hold P. A, HALLBERG, Prop. 119 Pike St. try home, near h thiv morning. | 5 pounds being necessary to turn the | was forbidden. tory. New discoveries have undowbt-| ing services for soldiers, aR secs ta ‘oectaataa as