The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 2, 1899, Page 1

Fee nee eer rere seer verre Sere meer 7 eee ere rcemema ReAR RERNRNT te — v " - LOD SO. OOO DOC OOOd OOD - - » 99OG 5095599 Twenty-five Cents « Month aN Telephone Subsoriptions to ——t By Malt or Corrier Pike 150 9909000 9090S ODE HOODEO j 4 g ‘ ns e 99 OOO OOH OFF OO DG OOOO ls VOL. 1. SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, WE DNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST Iso, NO. 156, n Suicide of a Cow. ») bd A > | LOUISVILLE, Ky, Aug. 2—De r ey ln b Im S spondent from the lows of ae om i’ mor nous life in th pew ; i an 9 PRESIDE a tee hives Sonate bas ns oes Finds Us Selling ccusinds eaenaeiie ante raed ouic| Fruit Jars, Preserving Kettles, Fruit Pans, Fruit Pr S ¢ this morning by drowning her-| cheaper than ever before self in a pond at her owner's place ’ \ the Brownsboro road.’ T w . > J ne») , T ia bi _ CANADIAN PACIFIC. 2: =. ON LYNN CANAL speLGer & HURLBUT pard, but broke her leg while turning @ ws'car somersault and wae afterwards re House Hardware and Furnishings ands ‘. ‘d to her former owner. She once hic ‘ftins 215 7 , J randy In Regard to the Proposed Union before tried to kill hernetf News of destructive forest fires) day evening. The soldiers fought ao 1215-1217 SECOND AVENT L ne alon he Ly ‘ was bro the flanres in manner that won nas é : é Big Miners’ Stree ey the nooner them much prawe, bot they ere! JAIN TERS’ YUPPLIES para, rARR : 0 ee finally compelied to leave. The fire é A 4 ‘ 4 a e 0 in IS | 2 | WILKPSPAKRE, Pa Aug. 2 Humboldt, which reached port short ; ane riy jeand men en “yed by the!) also consumed the wharves of the ‘a bn ee ’ ly before noon Dyea.-Klondike ‘Tramway company . ~ SS Susquehanna Coal) Company #Fe) Cant Honnifield says that when he| at Dyes. he burned-out soldiers ‘ 4 > Seattle, Wash., Aug. 1 | fiche reccntts end a tatty meeting Country 18 miles %} the south of| lighters tow 4 by the steamer Lady ribe To T. J. Shaughnessy, ae ad die ainiagel thar ay appears tgbe ac wear sheet Lake fPhey are now encamped | Third and Pike. STAR PAINT CO. > ‘ 5 pout th 9 te sider wha fa ‘The @ from the burn ne doc here President Canadian Pacific Ry. arenh spe comes § der what forests hung likeaa immense pall| After two hours’ furious burning > 7 : “ ve wait of the meet. OVer the canal, and made navigution | last Friday afternoon, the Giacter . Montreal, Canada: a . It i aan te tion of | { xecodingty dangereus. | ptation round house outbutidings apd vee Kindly wire for publicatioh whether Canadian Pas! Ss)0..) siete nd It was thought that both Skag-| big water tank of the White Pass) ’ ic »d > nte . me rhoereeiepe . , w snd Juneau were in danger of | @ Yukon raflway, were reduced t Citic will be disposed to enter suitable joint arrangement t onriovian destruction if che @rdahest precau-|ashes. The lose {9 the company will pe with Gre at Northern and Northern Pacific to erect a tions were not taken, it in waid, be very heavy. An official H. N. RICHMOND PAPER CO. LN t rattle » , ney HE DEMAN DS | Bonnified to a Star reporter There| of the ypany who witnessed the! union depot at Se attle, in harmony w ith announce was at immense base In the direc. | fire, said the train ran through from | Sell Sheathing Paper; 500 Square Peet of Paper for 342. 213-215 Occidental AV, a ment made today by President Hill of Great Northern} ltion of Haines Mission, and ny| the summit to Bkagway, over 10 : i - . « Get im-| milee of on eithe c f the ‘ and President Mellen of the Northern Pacific, that their! — AN ACQUITTAL! se'sissimspessiases vee | reg. stem tae tne mont roads are now ready to join in such a depot project. The greatest damagey done by the| citing and dangerous trip of his tite BRUNNER & CO. | +s Me 5s > + Mie 4 } J fire up to the © of the alll of) ‘The citleens of Skagway and Jun : ?. Hill wire = ene from St. Paul: Great Northern will co MADRID, Aug. L—<ien, Teral, who the weak iat wae a eggecey Ai! eau ‘Were ne everything that they | ra . operate fully in arranging for union depot at Seattle. | 1» being tried by courtmartial for] post, a short distanes from Dyea.| could to guard against the fire reach Groceries, Wines and L iquors This should be done on comprehensive plan, looking to | **tentrrine Santas Capt. Howey, who had charge of the! ing them. It was reported that if a ’ " c done c Pre e e plan, JOoKINg acquitta the « colored troops at this point, sald southeast wind eet in, nothing or 602 Pike Street, corner Fifth, ‘Phone Green 794 <3 the future growth of the city.” Mellen ts in Seattle and | tiago was not « 6 1 town, and that nearly ali the personal pr ald save Haines Mission $ gives me positive statement that he is ready to join in| ® "8" no Ws governor, But the] of the company bad been burned Fri-| from destruction. rol Bottled Beer on Ice is right in season, We carry 3 i ~ depot undertaking. Editor Seattle Daily Star, | terse today he told the court that == ° = ——===/3 Milwaukee, St. Louis, San Francisco and Seattle g 5 h al ® Minteter ' v c orge Lobbie, of the Standard, Hurke’s Porter and Helfast © Ale $ fs i cami him + . | paid a fine of $350. } i Montreal, Que., Aug. 2 ig MBOLDT Chain: Whines, & one ren | - al, bi PAU Be onleas ctheens @ \ as. Sinnet, @ prominent shing —— f To E. H. Wells " manufacturer of Machias, is stop-| Lerge Assortment of it Editor Seattle Daily Star, mmpeciee f ie 1 _ : sa OAL | Elgin, Howard, Waltham and tent Watches f | x owner and e@litor iol ile * Viamonds, Chains, ( Seattle, Washington: PROMISED ARRI\ EN the Indianapolis Daily Sentinel, a Retin ake The Canadian Pacific does not reach Seattle over | provetnens [reseetne eres. 9 | W. WCW. HOUGHTON state of Indiana, ts in the c ° ° its own rails from the international boundary but uses | save that Indiana Democrats are for] 7O4 Firet Avenue JEWELER the line of another company under the terms of a tem- R M — an | Bryan, but that they are not. ax a| gage = - - | fo v4 for The wt porary traffic agreement, so that our company would The steamer Humboldt arrived] says, has suffered much from trusts | oP Ss. R. Ps par poeta gt oes D.S. ‘ ad me . aang Dete from Lynn canal about Boon) Towns have been practically ruined | ainless entis not be adirect factorin the union station project to Bae sy _ a, A “f ; - 0 ears or today with 126 passengers and con frais the trusts have bought up| 22” pest Testn, ss. 22K Go! Fillings, 9904p “0 which you refer. Our present connection or any other! “Pe kpoots Jo Who | iderable treasure. She left the can-| certain manufacturing plants, upon| @@™ Gold Filling, 1.40 op aa ; i " VORorees wor S 4 nd had only a few! with which we might make a traffic agreement for the | Gen. | for publiah pacene | St Mak DeDey, OO real ene ore eee | amy $100 Reward to anyone finding anything but First-class ey — interchange of Seattle business, will naturally provide | °"° attacks UP POP | soamer Origaba, which left over a| Metrose Weston, the escaped trus oro Material ia the above work. the terminal facilities at tt a A 9d. # afer! aay head of the Humboldt, was|tee from the County jail. was taken| fee 1-16-17 Maller e terminal facilities at that aaa as A nga ages t o LEMP PAD") pansed in Seymour Narrows last ev-| Up today by Deputy Sheriff Burke, | - A F . G, SHAUHNESSY. sea h loning. She is, conseqtently, due|on Second avenue | , ANGE! 0US any time. One of the can men! The mayor and city council recety | The most 5 NEGLECT OF TE EE is alinow 4 ER in a - the Humboldt waa Pelky, a ‘g e ng | aoe 4 \4 c. 4 an invitation today to attend the excusable in these days, for the relief of effective vision ; ‘The foregoing telegrams tel! their own story in concise langw: The TWO Bi 0 HERS h Canadian. T. Bouder. whe ; fps 3 gee Cur equi t for an conentions of your orders is the bast 4 Canadian Pacific will not contribute to the building of a pt io so Dawson July My that ol Sau yer scent Cetieieae | that can be found a 2 H Beattie. The burden of the improvement must be borne by the Northern | well dressed middie pean | Ain wil be hele a eeraiene, ML. CLAY RVRRSOLE, Opticten, 72) First Ava Pacific and the Great Northern wee sentenced of Zimme $0 SiS) y, pet wt f Barly yesterday morning the Star telegraphed to the president of the has Canadian Pacific at Montreal, giving him a full outline of the proposed Se fo-brsauen by Presidens Mellen and Hill in reaerd to's unioa,| .OCBAN_CErY, oe. A for this city, asking (fformation as to the position that be'laged 14 years, and Arthur, a P : ation. Tt is quite evident that the satter wae given. calomel faa ington, D. C.. were drowned in Sine ’ Claget at Be pergation: Zinf ana sherry. Bort oF Ab s for President Shaugnessy did not reply by © atl this afterncon, | Ouzet bay this afternoon, In com-| made a quick trip down. although | ey McElroy. He will determine what | “8? o Feed) Haye. "Fpone Mein 687. When he sent the full and explicit message given above. jPany with their younger Brother. | her progress wae delayed in the can-| guits are necemary to be brought to It has been. believed in some well-informed circles that the Canadian | Wiliam. seed we -_ oe i al by smoke from the forest fires complete the condemnation proceed — ee o ee te a to i abe! so ea ae © 4 4 " leat " into Seattic. Kt appears, however, from Mr. Shaugnessy's telegram that hat fell ate the © “ ae. James re ms N FY out being made publ As to the we are fitting up < nstantly in mode the Canadian Pacific management does not hold that view, and expects | “2 OVE? for It. lost his balance, fell) nature of the opinion, Mr. Gay said ern houses, w open 5 . Any line providing track privileges into Seattle in the future to also fur- | Mie the water and sank } today: “In the main it {# favorable nickel-plated Rish depot facilities. ‘The elder brother leaped over af-| | There @ hundred technical dim. marble washstands and por }ter him. Twice he succeeded in get-| culties, but theas can be overc tubs and shower apparatus ting his brother to the surface, but i kta 3 | tt will probably be necessary for t buildings are also refitted by [ Welam was not strong Guedeh te county to bring some condemnation the most scientific manner the best sanitary plumbing that can be done None but skilled workmen are employed, and the work is al- ways satisfactory as well as the m. Finally after a brave) The Staniey divorce | \ \j otee ¢ Ta crtaah Api betere Judge Se suits, but there are no great obsta-| ugige to wave his brothe yetore Jud : ss aaah cipal aim-| i | \ ithur Birney sank with him, and the| morning. John L. Stanley's attorney per in thy bynag ig ag - 2 8 culties in the of service youngest brother rowed for ahore,| attorneys bad prepared an outline j | for « finding of facts and conclusions| #™4 such minor diMeuities: Jitng for help all the way, but m saimtance was within reach of his|of law to submit to udge Jacobs.) pterman Schoder died at his res « { Wi} i ico which he took to look over, The! gence 2.024 Ninth avenue today oe iif ving crew put off as|defendant’s attorney gave notice! dysentery Mr. Schoder i well-| l } soon aa ir ed of the affair, but| (at he had secured new evidence tn! known in Beattle as @ member of the t yet found the bodios of the | {he case, and would fle a motion for| arm of Rohife & Bchoder. He leaves! have n boys ja new trial this afternoon. The aM-|4 wite and four children _——- | BURSTING BOILER the uamaavit of Galvin Mi. Hagen ated E nglish semi-porcelain Tea or the aM@davit of Calvin H octong tL Fifty-six pieces Brown Dec wth $7.20 regularly; to closc the pattern, only $3.00 price } ~ RAUTMAN PLUMBING C0. Cor. Third Ave. and Spring St. Phone Buff 471 ner will appear before the com-| Pinner Set, we } | ] Developments in the case of Wm.| the prisoner could be turned over to HER VALUABLES eo bh se vet eels re! “a After Monday i'll regret your delay. Armstrong. who ts wanted im Chic-| the sheriff of K county until a OMAHA, > Aug 2A ap al ar Prov sting Attorney } B de gibinagint Wetety. ad : ; ee ao ee trom Deweese, Neb., nays : wil appear fer the state, andl COON BROS, 1417 Second Ave. __ Sgo for attempted very of a jury) hearing could be had on the wri hee ays tet Giiman & Mowe in behalf of Coreon have come thick and fast in the last; habeas corpus. This was granted.” | . fate }| Mra. Helen De Vill, who roome at or a The case came up before!) The object was to prevent any pos-) pining th of the Colby house, (s trying hard to| The transports Morgan from ane ‘pe bility of Tyrrill from Snappir . Paul ta sere from Ga c tradition.| the prisoner a na him beyond oa rancisco ne a he ring Armstrong was re-| She Jurisdiction of the court : rings, $10 in gold, and a pawnticket) sioedity put in shape for carrying | @@eee Ni ‘TE® | for a diamond ring. She told Detec-| the Third cavalry to Manila tive Wappenstein yesterday after-| The arrangements at Woodland FOR on that she had been o Presented by L. Frank Brown, of the| In the petition for a writ of habeas) , firm of Piles, Donworth and Howe, corpus, Armstrong denies that the through the air with such force as whist which wa ut for al park for the reception of the soldiers At Sic eiteade, Gnd: Wonce eueiedl tuk he 16 eng vie! Tage ern Aniicc | business men ot Se atte, one of Capt Robinsen's ome i was ie arn-| Thursday, August 2. or telah none | Conlon E tee sivarhena be Pier te teagan am ee ete ity | tate business on Second avenu ihe Meh Seattle afore the’ ihtt Fitty-six-piece Tea Set of Dishes, $3.7 5; was $7.00 fition. As soon) case step by step m by the| enaided, while the others had bones ates that on th ht in| inet ‘i 102 e Dinner Set, warranted French China, $16.50; this was dor rd was sent to in eourt thie over the| teoken on juestio trio visited several ptac-| Capt. Robinson t¢ day was inform | was $40.00, Of habeas corpus, hunted Judge » him turned over cun- au | . . Jacobs, and secured his signature to! tody of the sheriff. Dete SUGAR CROWING her apartments = early yesterday| quartermaster in the transport morning # r lows, and| Meade, has been appointed assistant d "4 re the writ, making it returnable this) rill this morning sald to morn ing at 9:20 a | porter: “I do not know how long the later repo t é ae | quartermaster for the Manila trana-| Today all the parties came imto|case will be fought by Armstrong's Y headquarters. porte which will load at Tacoma | Court, and the case was set for trial! attorneys, but he and I will even | eget Ag peo cag — dd ee eS A Ree business procession’s moving up town. Our Gt 2p. m. Friday. Armstrong's at-| tually get off the train together at tive Wapponatein has the case. In| formed the Star that Juat as soon as printers took the fever, and now you will find us in ren SOneE eee The cul-| cnarge and the arrest of the two men| the Canadian fishermen, whore boats the Arlington Block, next to the new postoffice. ; “ per aeuay is the | will probably follow were seized at Potnt Roberts Orders for printing may be left at our stationery de- subse fear y Vice ¢ fem ad pam their bonds, he will release them . THREW HER SKIRT WILL REVISE THE Harrison at Asuncion. While the +s | partment, 7 716 First Avenue. cane grown there Is sald to be of a A stay of execution In the Nord-| good ¢ and makes fine sugar, strom case wae filed this aft rnoon| DENNY-CORYELL COMPANY. from France, » na ata very high Hamilton Lewis, The case was ret | > sn pt ot Se Tre oetttaet ees AOU TOWN. sei numnss utd de dfvtdfefedevadeidddedeeefea deer AUSTIN, Tex., Aug. 2.—The Texas! lon that a sugar enterprise in Para. t in apecial ses. | euay Ww Id be a profitable business NORTHWE STERN N Stoces | ext November, according to the | of compet! | alc > to pars on — " alculations pass upor tern Mining Ex of Mrs. Fiora Jennison, wh a; pres ‘ | i Party, were camp at ar| the question of revising the taxat Mary Holland, aged 28 years, died At the Northwe Creek, Idaho. She was out ina huck « of the st This in a matte at her residence 420 Twelfth avenue! vhange today, Pacific Coast ¢ south yesterday, of pneumonia, She had everything its own way. Oth Idaho, Aug. 2.—Rare pres wees, BOISE, legislature will m ence of mind probably saved the life) ston r 100=— leberry patch, when ab n acr a which has been generally agitated ws snarl, made for her.| ated. Hix idea is that taxation should The funeral of Harry C. Went waa, Made. Quotations and bids were an A miu ‘ oct e ‘vid by tes haps, eth held at Bonney & Stewart's chapel! follows t seed , iaate wonith aaa cam WASHING Aug. 2—Articles at 2 o'clock this afternoon | LISTED STOCKS sn| 3 wing ae +h quired int cturing and food-| rank Wingwist, a plasterer, ¥ es y r sa: ; ae ‘ bs , ; tie i tant evening by bicyck F. Ban Potl .... 6 1% alla alla / qaition tot amp , 1 ch js now In , rm t west item of the| lleeman Her for driving on the! Guna @ ‘ 1 a the ahem, § « t screams, | in th y preparing & bill rite n importation» shown by| Lake Unton bieycle path. Wingwist teat Tender 6 M Started out with their guns, and met! purpose If increasing the re > ane ei ne arg ied, T? | drove a heavily loaded wagon over poe. : . - her. They killed t : ot ' > i. The treas Pac. Coast Gold Min, Co., § 5 i 1 4 , , In F ything| ury pureau ‘tistics has prepar-| that part of the path in the Denny) tagex Horreshoe 4 = ‘ NORFOLK, Vn., Aug. 2.~—Exodu agnen of a rf is as h the im F..N. Spinning, « bicycle deater,| Gold Crown i = e rom this « . by t P; tation increa ” reased 48) po cet he i twa t Colo, Gold 900 ; ssin of the Horse. ‘ ea #1 0ee.e08 Gustin : reported the lo f two bleycles to i i 2 fever scare, continu M ‘ se . : — sath se lai 2 at gs TP headquarters this morning, |South Half : 4 Dexter Horton Building. gee wer Wane 4 h a an Increase Of! the wheels were rented to two young | Copper “- ys i Sew fever has 4 p ke, | horse ntod jimg . y urticles of pis Aetna 5000 . yp SS i men last evenin ho failed to re An. a find no susplotoun < tins| Newport before the ru i by ot] pte Wie T ase epmning has of UNLISTED #PocKs TAAABBARARARARARAAARARAAARARAAAAAAAAARARARARAAISSS oo 1 outside of Ha ' r ' 1 N=! tore eward o ea - Asked, Tid Phoebu : at ad : if ahd] ee alta te one ts coun | War, Meat ie aes LOLS HHMHSESEOHOHO OSE HORSE HERO OAHENHIESOHEBEEHDEEs : "was ever rout | bor Fee ie anatike Sther n Warr carbo Camp eK. Ie SMALL FACTORIES ag 3 i ponedof # ¢| tu n 1 gut ountain Lion 182 VON. A The fun-| their fl x to mak i seo at tcals| 4 ; aes Republic i 1s | 8 Can Secure Space and Electric. Power $ i Kate Sp place| their ata Ochre Point for « f nh manufacturir , al The firat fmes paid for gambling Gold 7 | $ Advantageously in the &ogualmi ling now being construct 8 i near relatives of the deceased bel mitted to be a radical one and a} in ‘ f rial for the! run, was collected by ctive Ed The following salen were made: Pa-| ¥ SEATTLE CATARACT CO. * ; present. The remains taken| prominent tog f conversation at| factor bh 10Ws @ reduction in| Cudthee last night David Argyle, cifle Coast Gold Mining Co., 50,000) @ Agents for the new Snoqualmie Light : tu Columbug, Ohio, in t | the clubs and dinner parties | import of the White drouee, turned over $178,| shares [PO OUOM MONET TOMEMNOR MOTOR OHH ODHNOMNOHOT HO OOROBOD . ° ai hil bali sak ai a oe ‘ eo eerie aes iti