The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 10, 1899, Page 4

rege . THE SEATTLE « |LOST MONEY BIG ROBBERY REPORTED HE TO THE SEATTLE POLICE = Sse 2 wa. cn ot Reuben Seler, a Returned Klondiker, hos ratsras Claims to Have Been Re- |iiant'on te trast | gro lieved of $3,600. ata Rewben Seter, whe reewtiy roturs @4 from Alaska, awoke to find that @ sack containin tm gold dust, a gotd waton, Rugeet chain worth $100, were mie | , anal? >; Last nigtet Setee meet Dan Mor roo & sign painter with whom ! rted } adiquar- | oan ¢ had worked before his depart the north, Monroe told “hand tuck” story, eating that he. i had wo money and was without ay, ¢ } dodging place, Beter wee willing te mnt M ‘ t assist his oft friend, and hy . u spent the evening toether 5 “ around the city About 1 they retired ¢ White house, near Third avenu immetiagely to t TO BE OPENED SEPTEMBER | untl this morning | tired t bust ra < taco) - wen ¢ ” y “aia M yield ASTORIA ceTs si: TERMINAL RATES This has been brought about 1. of mad and the Paci and Colorad supplied. T preparation ar THE ALLIANCE WAS A SCARE wi n a few days The Crittenton Home for Res- Gotten Up by the Traders for aoe ” LABOR TROUBLE cued Women. Commercial Purposes. Dancers Fell Into a ‘Collar, », Aum, 10. The Florence © ton | WASHINGTON, Aug. I T * evils 4 IN CHICAGO home will be opened about 8 x Melais at om gave wey ber 1. The money has bee ised 1 t r wot ee ee . ® “ on 4 The Building Contractors Will now in the hands the Cr im ay f allia ae t Cirele. The contract has been jet 1 . re ; Fight Labor Unions for repairing the house. The | 1 ' are sald to be of ken bones, | provements include a brick founda gllsh 1 Spanish oriin t " aily | CHICAGO, Aug ». Conditions tion and new roof on aiding ar ! tore — are forming in F threa Dunlap, about six miles » n ' 1 sh te fa \' andes. Ouch act og” “Ped the city, Is the property secured the thous t th aid tring oa ‘The building contains 28 ro and tment has t wat of asaura BABY CLARK « r ig on @ M-acre tract. The pr & A n . nd 4 stands oO was 4.200 Of this amount ’ ‘ ¢ a!iia « y af " e wae raised by local subecr as many w i t ry end $1,000 was paid by Mr © # tru t for» years ther ALBANY N.Y inte ® f . ton. The members of ¢ eon unf' y ng tn rious arge ef hatin m ‘ tenton Cirele are mort | A eas amera ' ¢ “ the generous response of thone w natur ' pa s of E Marion Clark that | be brought t subscribed to the fund » give Chile « y have a 1 to seek another sennbere atrils Mrs. Todd, of the National Train it ntry home jr th oe that they y of aie 2 ing school at Washington, D.C. is tish and Ital-| Will De freed fr this annoyas t ‘ 1 th om her way to Seattle and she will . ala.| The little girl, who was ¢ enter 3 y hedging take charge of the home as mat “ tries New York's recent kidnaping » and # ne . Mrs. Harriett Parkhurst has been t sig. | sation, Was brought to Forbes manor ted fight. The a elected assistant matron. The 2 So an| % fortnight ago to recover fr m { at the present time two training iy wage w Nowed ‘ sts e@chools for Crittenton home matrons - —— ah wae aie r nm fy ne m It wasi es ° , a “oi res. agton and the tatention of the ly to remain one : abor hee hog ng at hac Pee Vali 4 seclusion, and the child was rap market : rs * imelude the establishment of « na-| | 1y dep ihe vas as maatping. per men have be f - tional achool o other . | vant reveaie ar presence, and the! their demands Phese cor tors Sante tenttic tome | Coming Neckwear, —[:it menor mouse was beniewed dau jace but ane way of compervion thot ¥ At the last meeting of the cirete ° [by strane king to mee her. It} { oy belak pF Jobn A. Priest was elected enilector be » impossible for the nurse to should sympa and superintendent of the repatr walk about the grounds with the + 8 to aupport work on the home. Mr. Priest may hild without annoy *. and th At . Be found at 2122 First avenue. or b The great talk is age e family, In sheer desperation, has do-| mation of # may be reached by phone Pink | ark, in re om and modern 1 t to @ more Temote| the mechanics As soon as the hore fs read was: res velet bones w tak 1 Opening it will be placed in ema . hich bear ee ee atop « t of a board of directors lected by the ¥ to ing and © EAT MILITARY eu t furth cirele and incorporated unter t Bote " be a" sve | #trik asures pted Jaws of the state Mrs. Emma Moffat, Mr. and Mrs. John completed her work in nne with establishing the horne has gone East to rejoin Mr ton in his work, ANTI-IMPERIALIST = : LEAGUE IN CHICAGO =~ eee auth 4 ‘ rages n fact A Lead Penci! Factory. CHATT daughter of ; JOBS IN CUBA _ WASHINGTON Maj fr rp administration ANOOGA, 'T Aug} Critt » © and hi te a are to luxury ain viola Aug. 1 factory 3 x Gen k ft Havana joes recelved here, erne quant oA KISSING BUG CLUB Cuban revenue ma 1 prince CHICAGO, UL, Auge posed to the present of affairs im the Phi have completed the or this city of the © aliat League, to co er like bodies tn arcus a f as to the policy ganization is not merely loca intended to promot meetings and to agitation through JUMPED INTO THE BAY ©) oy 8) xeoting tw Qi David McCall, an ir t : i, ah a giving kh who was being aken coom asylum, created a t , : -shgaee . . of excitement the F i ne} * temiay afternoon by § Day, ether im an att or to commit sulc out of the water a county fall in the patr RSA coe! DURATION OF igeiy Sage BY BANDITS Sarccmte eco! RAINY ei = 1 CORRY, Pa., Aug. 1 | ' ee ef this city in whi J . nda t . \ NOT D.C. A MILLIONAIRES 10.—Thoe nter very lar administrat eof & aniz agaregaten $16 Of expansion T ! ‘ som ria. Gen. Lud militar pay of $ * total yearly in-|s mer fof the 5 whan funda, in a ¢ f $2,500 and m a total incor f t fc mpent $1400 ers recently returned from Cu seribe servante so numerous toh other @hortly before midr ti t r t ‘The gang, wh e4, held at b une time. The lights on the all their own err BELMONT TOOK HAS FAITH IN eee sila : : = No mien pte NEWPORT, H. P. Belmont v tempting to turn his autor t By fuli speed at the pow tation night, ran into i . niger of Joneph Widen r : Both drivers « x 1 . to currents, and peared certain they Jumpe ty. The two machines They Risk with « crash and brought u YORK, A with. | ta18 ae the brick walis of the 1 G.F.M ¢ 3 vont Several spokes wer t f \ ady Corr each automobil and I Ddoards wreck be repaired nae f ' s Oweding $200 ' : ~idbite ee gt { T t ter ' Kansas has two head of catth pF dl pm hog, one-third of a horse and or . sg ype p Coates @fth of a sheep for every man, wo t \ Churehiil, ha mean and child In the etic ittle med ber or the t < The r ptember, or It. (1 b way - - of mber, but in Y ntinue Th xact admi te tae Sea , ; date f ’ Lady Churchill to “Wed. COWF Er STAT Their Pay Will Stop. WE CANNOT SAY 100 MUCH ABOUT OUR ———>- | WASHINGTON, D.C. Aug. 10.—] Philadelphia in Beptembe ni f absence for "| AND iisatrs for ‘ 4; Sega ret Prtis . a C- to- r er ‘ ant / _ kiyn nay | e a \WTess IrtS An Original Suicide. ~ LHPULA ! Wis Aue 1 i sic. Bieler a i Soy This department is gaining new friends every blowtt tn| day, “a retaining old acquaintances. If we pth me te y 4, do not have just what you want, we make to ’ Paver order on short notice at surprising low prices aper wh Ma Ta Made KINT f F Linor DRI KIRTS, Man Tatlor-Made 4KINTS, fin 5 i - \ vet faced; perfect fitting, only Ladies’ F TY PIQUE SKIRTS, ee Ai i Made SKI b $1.50 value, only $1.00 each, on n ttrie, bie , Lad Fine White DUCK SKIRTS, muy, 3 ge hon “” ro tre $6.00, only $4.89 each, fitting; only $1.00 each, t Park JUST RECRIVED TODAY—A large assortine FINE IMPORTED ! olay 4 are BLACK CREPONS, tn exctusive new fall #; not over two pate wane dr ned When PVERY YARD OF BHERE WASH GooODe AT FAR LOS® THAN 1 he ered it ntained MANUFACTURER S PRICES TO CLOSE THEM OUT QUICKLY. * looking wounds, us| An it gation #howed that he Se" Q, W. PETERSON & BRO € and t y Whalen swore arrante for thetr nt. He 206, 208. 210 Pike St. s to bh evidence that they | — . 1 Tommy Whalen and either! i " = ned him or disat him #o that fell int the water in an uncon 8 Condition and was frowned. $. E. BARRON, Pres, H. €. WEYMOUTH, Vice-Pres. Buying Coal Lands. Copper Vault Mining Co, r ITTSBt RG, Pa. Aug. 10.—The al Bteel ny, which yes my sold D acres of Fay | adies unt a! lands to William J./ seen . Kain eveland, have purchas- i ne 6000 acres of coking coal Save a few dollars from your pin money and Invest In good land in the same county at a price copper mining stocks; they are certain to advance and will approximating $2, make you 4 good sa vestment. Call on The Federal Steel Company has or carteed the Smit eld & Masontown It 14 Company with « capital! H. E. WEYMOUTH & CO. ° k of $119, to bulld a ratiroad leven miles long to connect their Seattle Mining Exchange. Official Brokers. id with the Baltimore & Ohio rail- ad. “10 CONTROL MICA OUTPUT CHICAGO, Aug. 19.~—The American M mpany, with @ capital stock| ¢ 33.400,000, and which will control | output of mice in the United indededpdndad’ SMALL FACTORIES Can Secure Space and ace Advantageously in the *noqualmie constructed, Main street & and Becobd avenue sub. SEATTLE CATARACT CO. for the new Snoqualmie Light SOCCOCOOOOSOH ECO DEOOLCE® : coercececoos Orders Taken for Wetting and Party Cam Special Rates to Restaurants, Hotels, & Steampoats States, haw been incorporated under | H B the laws of New Jersey. | Jr ) n k Cc. BY secretary of Sills Mi- IO a ery. ca Co. Chicago, when asked roeurd- [Bl All Kings of Bread, Cake and Plet, - - - Manufactorers of Harttick and Teas ing the new corporation last night, | said: “Tnree days ago representa- P. A. HALLBERG, Prop. 119 Pike St. tives of t Sills Mica Co., Pugent 1 Co., of New York, and the} h Mica Co., of Boston, the © largest compantes tn the coun- try met In New York, and formed a r Options have n secured aller companies, and the * will be advanced & per cent September 1, and perhaps more World’s Leading R444 444444444444441 Rn PP yg ag Me Specialist t for $1,647.24, due on a note. ee ads 22) The Glory of Man is ‘His Strength—The Ambition ee ae act ne ea of Woman is Her Beauty—Both Can Providence hospital to be tre Be Acquired, if neve ute re ed a * a an Ind women. Thousands Restored to Health and Happiness on the i heart failure in her Pacific Coast Who Had Been Given Up by Other south et Physicians—His Specialties and rew Hort Mode of Treatment. who} . «ned Washington he nney & Stew- All you hav do to learn beyond a doubt what your trouble ts and hay this morning what can be dc for it is to apply at Dr. Reeves’ parlors, Korn block, 2 oe and secure free consultation and advice and an expert examination with Hiram H. James, age 60 years, died) Dr, Reeves’ wonderful appliances. matter what your disease is, or terday at his residence 1718 Madi-| how many you have, this offer applies to you—and it's free. SEATTLE MINING STOCK MARKET. © Mining Exchange to- What Is This Expert Examination ? It is the rare opportunity that comes a recognized authority—Chronic disease is—and whether or not it is once in a lifetime to learn front expert—just what your trouble ur 1 ny f business was ‘ vent of Mr. Gorman, at o Dr. Reeves Is Honest With the Sic , ut good time and s going to have it. Mr. Clarke If he finds a « medical is powerless, he frankly tells ‘oad tien mpromise| the patient so such te atte as will aid t without charge, ith which he trium-| If you are curabi s will tell you so—and you just how y departed, About 10 minutes| much !t wit) cost cured. This savés sick people the trouble of rG turned St from the! going from one 4 nother to find out what they “THINK” the k. causing conaiderable dodg.| trouble Is—and then trying to decide which doctor was the nearest te among the spectato Quota-| the truth. It saves suspense—it saves time—it say r ey—for Dr, Gone and: Miah were 4s we Reeves POINTS OUT THE SORE SPOTS—TRLLS YOU EVERY ACHE USTED #TOCKs AND PAIN YOU FREL—tells you why you suffer—and how you can be Asked. Did,| cured, There is no mystery about it—it s no superhuman bug-a-boo—but sii | aimply the result of years of special training—years of hard work treate : ave ing nothing else, and the grand experience gained in treating thous- ana ‘0 200. | ands of similar casen—that enables Dr. Reeves to tell at a glance what ore Yauit | gan is affected—how and why—and what the remedy is tard 1% : perma se eco" | Let Those Come Who Have Some Complicated Tronble, iRy | w ho have suffered for years without knowing just what !t was that ! fo — | did atl them and are perplexed by the different opinions given by differ- I ender 12% ent doctors. Reeves will tell you HOW you suffer and WHY you sufs Qo M & M. 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Soe 4 | treating such cases has been world-wide, He has cured thousands of : = ewan 1% others and he CAN CURE You, ‘pies Patients living away from the city who cannot conventently call for 2 | perso msultation may describe their troubles by letter and have mede : jeines went to them free from bservation, to any part of the Pacifie H he 1% Const. Office hours, 9 a. m. to 9p. m. Direct all mail to 1 f ng: wal were made | wth by HBonang. 1,000; Chespa 88 DR, POWELL REEWES Komi, 5 este Way Huckieburg, 1,000, | ‘ Seattle, Wash, ~ a ‘ a NT NOS TOY Gee Tee OE n ; ‘ ~~ feb pincers ee