The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 9, 1899, Page 2

Page views left: 0

You have reached the hourly page view limit. Unlock higher limit to our entire archive!

Subscribers enjoy higher page view limit, downloads, and exclusive features.

Text content (automatically generated)

. sd — a S eaten tet aE 2 THE SEATTLE STAR. THE SEATTLE STAR. CAPE NOME DOES | Artillery Inspector. oe enremerue cnc ace ea : EH. WELLS & Co,, PUBLISHERS of |2=tion. hatte ee sit 4 sas * ¢@ ‘ 1. > cS ese NOT PAN OUT WELL: | Neattle Mining Exchange Telephone Pike 160 No. L107 Third Ave tal Rooms and Must Ontive an Lolans ¥ The Klondike Nugget Publishes Infor- mation of a Most Convincing SIGHTS WITNESSED BY THE MAN-IN-THE-MOON. | | oa: Shien demos « Gon saeoen ie Character the M N ghad note soldat ‘ intain of fair Lu 1 , | ’ th The last lanue the Klondth work belt ' ia ' Nugget jus 1 \ it ‘ he moon t 7 , iderat pace to t Nome ¢ a * * g " ol elds, The re An b ! A n Ye aweey yp , Yi nit t % Ind He u av at James ¢ ' aw found t h — —" sallasbtsss known mit i , fied t will not be exter peor ' ation the earth, passit aie GE aka tek . " ; " ling m window p ed t : ’ Another July 1 Me N Py : u July 17 and at ones crossed over t ssie! An “ ' ir ut Snake river, accompanied by th ‘ firme ¢ port that bun th ' y ated They stayed there fve days dred tt re doing the sa B Anvil, Snow and ot thing ex 1 ational 5 and incidentally On Snow they did a tt Fig are. he ; villity ‘ n ate f t further the Man-in-the ting, putting town i. eae. ti ula Pes Moon ¢ W Oxy ve shrug he shoulders, eighty million t k. A few other men did finite about them and believes they y K men and a y y = women, hanging over front gates or same ng. though the number wa ‘ H nizing away the tre in eestacies of bliss, | Very limited. They did not fad ‘ t na time devoted t One th y progress, Chinamen and ng but light 1 and knew of no| UN" ip ; speed ‘ans sank cote ae beiies ona, are tucked away | Plentiful enough, Coline say ' eel a eaten rE . are walking arm in arm enjoying | MeY 40 not make pay. He did not/f any yea t ' give any ttention to ty v y aid h t 1 pa sand e ejal functions are aim, be there r net ’ pr are wending toeir ways to the working there; in fact vas no W of \ am i . rightfu ] « and drinking and are marrying the ' ¥ t he toweh f the ‘ sk © places of great 7 ama * onward misty future an e earth rolls round ¢ Man-in-t M w may the his ng earth focused into an intel en nuary first of the nt year, 76 lynchings have occurred in the lowing with states, Georgia et with 20 and Arkansas fol © has manifested itself to a lense uisiana, Texas and Florida With Dut few ex on colored men, accused of rapine or theft. I © been inflicted The race no nearer a satisfactory solution tha ma as though the fires of hatred have biased forth with renewe and then the whip pings, tyn the new clare There tacks should have been ener fold rimes, and the negroes de gm, ete, have multiplied m. with the perpetration of 4 is no dowbt but wh whit harge they are pers many cases have occurred where at- on white women hav made, and where m lene justice Th i by the whites in the states ed owt—but hands of m chinery of th where the di courts is altoge ders have oecurre: wullty crime, could escape the processes of just administered. N 1 excuse has existed, therefore, for om of the juriepruden of Juduec Lynch, which has produced ing thirst for blood that hos constantly recent lynching jal lawlessness and an increas demanded new victime. The of the five Itallans at Talluiah, La what appears to have been a trivial growing out of quarrel between two men, shows Clearly that the tendency to summarily execute vengeance has developed that open disregard and contempt for law which pre anarchy tn any community. the reign of The Italian government apparently has a good « ed States, and will doubtiess proceed to collect heavy damages for the deaths of the five men. The payment have no beneficial effect in qu become fastened like a cancerous growth, upon the Southern states, It is dificult to foresee the end of the trout we ane against the Unit- ft an indemnity will, however ne disturbances, which seem to have Washington never told a lie. Aguinaido seldom tells the truth Washington was a fighter runner Aguinaldo is a swift Washington was ine Washington desy rruptible, Aguinaldo once took Spanish coin Aguinaldo 1 treachery assassinated @ rival Who says that the Filipin ton? can. chieftain ts a modern Such a statement is an insult to the memory ree Washing- of the great Amert- THE YAQUI INDIANS: BEGIN HOSTILITIES Mexico Threatened With Another Pro- longed War as a Result of In- vasion by Gold Miners, EL PASO, Tex, Aug rising among the Yaqu Bonora seems to be ger ties familiar with the # with the ¢ 9.—The Indians no by the gove Yaquis ming of the hiefs holding an gOVernr reminning more eral months corded them with arr f Yaquis, who are concentrat mountains. The mount with verdure and the absolutely safe from b H g by the handful of regulars » has put In the fleld Conservative obeying his the from this Sierra Ma up what } Madr eatim region ed Winchesters, and e# orgthelr mark put und regulars are fexicans ated it Is belleved that the resior 1 ar ited whenever and w i if 1 A Pest of Flies. Bugs Darken the Air. SIOUX CITY, I ‘ 9.—Th ENGLASH, Ind., Aug. 9.—A win common black avea red bug, measuring one and a such vast nu r 5 ult | ior rete | quarter * in length and about = apt lato ’ in of f of an inch broad, black t fatt t having six legs, has com land 1 f this county In swarr ) t te drive known to sting, but they infest hou t t bushels of the @ swept {tall t ¢. Fouls feed uy then : 4 1 t ar k vare feed 2 f i 7 5 > te r n\tt 1 1 wild Giftercnt of r | pine arkened the brightest day . hey are armed with! The Water Front. Weekly Crop Bulletin. AMN AaaRAD The schooner T. M. Bayard. which) gearrie wy Pus will carry the Kelly gold-hu party to Norton bay, will pro not get away until Saturday Agr are, Cilse . tition ts alm formed, ana the Weat re Wash supplies are now on *etlon, for the week eRding Mop ‘ay Aumunt 7, 1899 w board of the The Seattle Bteamehip mer Laurada is exy from St. Michael about August 26. In 1 She will probably go fF ¢ about August 30 Most whieh will b ko to Bt. M the lant the Behring at a very lare . em fre This trip w ” 7 ‘ avy ra and Ja will mak D - t 1 Wa from San Fr She will get about August 12 It has not been yet whether the et will make another trip to thit season. No ann ug han yet been made her sal Local steamboat men say that ver little freight for Da ‘ » th ing offered Bt Michael stenmers,| tes, th and the ateness of the reason. som r that it cou rabié coal, , ’ f that quite @ number of miners quant except in favored nections will winter in the district These are ¥ there The barkentine George C. Perkins cleared the Sound, yes t Hilo with @ cargo Of 580,000 feet of |... ‘ im ber ports ‘eR OVER COPPER McLEAN CAPTURED. | Late arrivals from the north nay sorted atr Wm. Mel ‘ | no little ¢ ltwo claims bave, bonded for large | vein of copper shows up as | there will be @ railroad tn before the snow Mies, Th fre aera weeny as. 3 miles, a rie ing to a late survey. ar ee ee BY, PU, AT | without ae “y BODY IDENTIFIED. The body of the unknown mar CHAUTAUQUA, Aug. 9 The had charge ft was drowned in Lake Washingt 7 " Sunday nd which was recovered POF was cn ye has been identified am An- & trew Hjort, a lorger. The remair The I T. 1. Bowern are at Bonney & Stewart's 1th f Pad A PYTHIAN RECEPTION Vert 4 ' er I 1 members of Castle lode ts of Pythias, gave a rece ‘ 1 o and M ion ot ft r the Third ¢ was Dr. Back ening in honor John H. McGraw, wt turned fre n Alaska. 8 ma by ¢ ne and Ge BOOM A FAKE 8 WILL TAKE MACHINERY x | -| According to the last tasue of the | Yukon Sun, the Ble & nt r Cc. O. Effert 1 red at th | mines about which much was wr Hotel York. Mr. F Daw ten, have turned out badly. Chas He holds int Sens King, © messenger of the Hank k. He will return in about t ; ks, and nd t h him < ‘ 1 rh, ape ee out ged three days pro ng and|* 're ae ; reek, and to Use on his property shoveling on ¢ "A RECORD. FOR SALMON |m men kr suld not to the been found th ven a little ¢ nly money made In tha was cleaned up by a fel » had a ferry acrons t | fork f the Df and wh | $1 a trip for taking mine States turn vunds of 1 nde of fir o fanuff, 4,004 5,000,000,000 clraret The Unite 000, 12,000,000 1,000 poun igars and — —o— Buy 6 acre tract Moore Inv. Co. | Valuable Articles and Papers —— ‘§ Spot Pets Cl and ©2 Sterr-Boyd Building ron ‘ . Admission Free, at headquarte e INCORPORATED. Reported On Western Union § SEMINEX Mines Experted Cable Address —_. DAILY QUOTATIONS BY TELEGRAPH From All Mining Centers Actual Work on the Line Will Commence This Month. You are Cordially Invited to Attend Daily Call 0 2 pm, Mines and Mining Stocks 609 First Ave, Bassmeut Mutual Life Building, SEATTLE, U.S. A. Telephone Main 273 Jeventy-pound rails will And a standard gauge track complet ' The « permit | ent Into be such as wives and tra ytal line ¢ he line The Tacoma il be ope rated by ele JOHN A. CLARK, and Manz Safe Deposit Boxes For the tate keeping o Secretary FREE DOCTORS! The Germans Lead the World in New Discoveries in Medicine. The German Medical Institute STREET CARS TO TACOMA dot teat ot He ye be ke Safe Depo mW. Columbia You earrr t Veuite Be © SORENSON. Sal Diego Fruit C0. 415 Pike Street ont, Peaches, Pears ASD Lemons. Latest Styles ar Tatlormade Suite Represents the very NEWEST DISCOVERIES of GER- To establish these rem- Mer you Consultation and Treatment Absolutely Free CATARRE, MAN SCIENTISTS. edies we BRONCHITIS, Indies, bev made by HUMES & CO. Rooms 25-28 Sale Deposit building 50-Cent Books Our cent books con- tain aan five dollars’ ure FITS r L i Troubles © In fact, whatever call and the doctors will locate every ache and pa alls ut asking you @ quest Our system of home treatment is perfect. German Nedical Institute Pacific Block (Old Seattle National Bank Block), Yesler and Second Avenue. S40, $30, 25, $20 Cash or Installments, J reed 7. MERRILL CYCLE co worth of music, if pur- chased in sheet form Call and examine them. zen WINTER & HARPER Seattle, Wass. 00000000508 OS COOOSOCOOO OY OOOEHOEEE DEE EOE SD DE OBOOSOOOOOSDS OOOOOOOO OS OSES OSE OOS 03 Second Ave PIGOT & FRENCH CO, As Washington 8 * Linotype Job Printing Machine Catalogues, Vamph have the oni geovessseraveeecosscooeg CHILDRENS HAY TN Tot saaleutl Prices Paid. en's AT 250 JAKE MARTIN, pea agin Howe : Peokevcrrton: Felitz Tent and Awning Co, 17 Yester Way. e Declared a Dividend..... The Weatherby Bonanza Gold Mining and Milling Co, Has Declared a Dividend of 5 Per Cent. A Pi iss Investment. We have a few thor sof t tock, which we few days at 17% Fo w. it “SRATTLE TRANSFER CO *= Frelatl, Passenger and Baggage, sT ORA ve ‘Phone Mala 41-44 = OMicd 623 First Aven) ° offer for @ B. NICHOLS & CO. Gold Dust 8 Full Assay Value, Any Quantity JOSEPH MAYER & BROS. ; ry St aliding EE | OBERON Seattle's Favorite Concer! Hous. IRVIN BARUCH, When —- You Want A Bargain in a New, Slightly Used or Second-hand PIANO or ORGAN Remember we have the Largest and Most Com: plete Stock. in the City Cab ox write for pricor and terme D. 8, JOHNSTON 203 Second Ave, Burke Bulldlag ILMAN =~ COAL Makes Heat Saves Money BONNEY & STEWART Funeral Directors and Embalmors PROP, * Oberon's Ladies’ Orchestra h, Conductor. SPECIAL ARTISTS From principal Kastern Theaters and Concert Halla Sunday Matines Parlors, Third Avo, and Columbia 5 Every Friday Amateur Might Amateure Wanted elephone Main Li — Beattie, Wash <a

Other pages from this issue: