The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 11, 1899, Page 3

cetesemmenrernnresnnmya ese mes » eli aiceamcmn ein diaiaiatis ella oda aie — oe BETS SR TP SOT MPR MTT LEER TPR ET HI I I ® THE 8 SATTLE STAT, % | name had been mentioned in connec. | onds, No. #1 peanuts, Te: 4 tion with the governorwhip, the ven! Agsistance Should be Sent by | 1%! “O°onnUts per dozen, Ngee have “Oo mone an c " toa r t c y hingle iciSca , t Next Twelve Months, . | mine owt recived, w, telogrim| hry ate not amit in thereto) "y Emoners EOF Roel omy PF : se ervating to say the least, and t f ev eC OUL) foot, $260R34; tht Min, $28 ‘ health of the soldier: may be p f f the d ; dar squares, 7, 6 9 and 10 fect STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S Manently affects amt Puerto ! na The Hola! whe avuthoriaed ie Bughth and Teert avalry, F and OF CROOKS » » i. f ‘8 month He pu Kiln dr $1 in advance Business Men’s) cts . 4. . ha th Haim ™ reek a | bAN iS after it was di A a en E Xcursion to an simon, b ay inning Jobbing Quotations 2 4. BANK OF t Wigtn, Ll; this moretig, for par Noy h before th mer thes ona a che othe 5 1 | nna lars cone ne the death of Kar ; i os font! apeata ath VCH HOTS WASHINGTON, D.C. Aug. Ly garrisons am noon as powsible In the} Co Swan, who died in thin city y N nas, of Apringfeld, | a5 astern: one-inch fninh, $19@18 FOR ALASKA ' <tib, i6 The ministration fa considering | inte st of health and « tinued eff vlay Swan came from Alaska on of tt at ar fron “ f t | Hig per M extra; f save Se 4 "I the advisability of nning th Jeney did not contemplate any sac-| the last trip of the steamer Howalle, | 14 1 who ‘ at th Prelbars aa i hed, 6180 Leav eattic 9 a. & co = the gradual withdrawal of the Unit-|riftce of the necossities of the potiti+! He wan formerly a drug clerk at I W ne, made the abor eMC) atook boards, B-Inch, Maris; 10 Cott City, Aug, 1 peo a ed States garrisons in Cuba with+/cal situation in Cuba, ‘The depart-| gin, Ut to a Star reporte He nays the un- | 9 so@in; 18-inch, $18@19; fencine "len J ” ° in the next few montha, although tt! ment realiabs, he maid, that it wit fortaunat en refers to are, 014 oe einch finish, 89 89: Voor ‘ 1 ka, Aus pt. 7 1 \ ¢ s: ted that the several posta/ be necessary to maintain murrisons An incurable 0 se. unable to do ha hasitdl Punk OR arated lien b M, et a A can be absolutely aban some parts of Cuba for a long an wet Only eHOUKH | » O90 Ibe, $LI@I4: fie timber, Jolsta and i, Au 1 oT \ yr ¢ ah: ; ‘ doned before next line, but ft belleves that at several; MILWAUKEE, Wie, Aug It to to k them ir antlings, rough, $4.00@16, 8 18 1 F firth t after Licit saa 7 ed by an offictal points the aituation may within a/ According to a dispatch from Ash ariew of Uf 9.50018. 8 4 $11@14; box board Por Curtis nm obtain folder ment today the prin or] very few months be trusted to take} Mod. Wis, several men have con-| yaw n July 9," ) ieinch and up, $15 1 ' the tt 6 | a eae eas withdra@al of the troops is the} care of itself without (he restrain; (acted an incurable and mysteriour arose, the Canadian! “Washington Hed Cedar Lumber—| 3 ’ : consideration of health among the| ing influence of bodies of soldiers, | dinease while working tn a tannery making an effort tol goupn, $9 al aiding, Welg yy TRownne r ’ 7 second: men It wae said that while th The garrisons in Cuba are as fol. | 4t Mellen, @ few miles south of Ash unate Kiondikers tol iia gy 0: dellinn ata, N Paget _iurniture 1513 Pie T ae 101 sanitary condition of most of the lowe Land, wh Kes which are import r tthink tt tealy fi &-R-inch, 1,300 Ibe: } ' “ aS . 4 , 4“ N JUILVEKS AND CONTRACTORS. Sarnsons furnish mo cause Provinces of Havana and Pinar det | direst from the Orent are bein vaniota has been!) 2 and ree 00 ibe, Site : H : alarm, yet the protracted ate n-| Rb nth cavalry, Second arti ‘Se ven ther ' festitute miter walt ne, $10@P14; ru ' —— EG yer" * of bri ae ance of the same bodies of men Ir Oe Biehth infantry na rule, a ' us babes In| eae ghinwles, $1.60: stands Saree or: abe Se wiry, Second and Tenth in ent th ees WAKE hi statement sald th lan to withdraw Fifteenth infantry MANY CHANCES! IS ON OUR NAVY) <iscsx rests rectors |stats = City ofSeattlel pc eal Thursday, Aug. '7 brs rucer - BATTLE Was received here y j police have decided on a vas BROOKLYN, Ind. Avg. 1 Mra BERLIN, Aug. 11—A large portion al rownd up of the plug-ugiies now {, $3.20, N ae ee Kate Medarts, 101 years old, died at) Jr the preae last week called atten-| in Dawson and the Klondike, and t , | SCANDINAVIAN BANQUET |).., ' California t Ur me of L. N. Apple eo he het eranddaughter, Mr in the enaviioes “prapestd ta xt fow Weeks will see a further ra a ye 65 5 ta) stock paid in N of this place, lust night ‘ “ Uminishing of the population, duc! ee : ne parley > backs, 62.90 | . mt Antath the June M4, 1735 ves 1% points hn eis ryt r , 43.00 living descendant—two sons , that America ts ting 48) 4 et. Col. Bt 1 in| ; ’ t \okwhea Now pure, § Ie Benneit and Retura rte the grandchildren, Sf gtwat-grandchiid-| war vessels and that the constru rreapondence for with | . ew Ar ( s in 3 mack rack | 1 Bente ren, 42° great-«reat-randchildren, of more was ortered d the tive aout ited | DEPR Pre ‘ i @ in . ANDIN asemns and one great-creat-great-grand- last searion of neress. ' ‘ * end Canada, wit welt ? a ! ’ } " so. 1% . ; aia Farallon SEATTLE son, who was born to Mr, and Mra. adda, in the near future will give a) chat he has the pedi« fas choice | 2. ean : . err , t Port c ser wap and PS Orval Beler at Friendswood, March| new complexion to the Far Bastern| 4 jot of thieves, buckles uN. G. Ling i, mea 4 : ° , % ' vps Crawls Be on, sure-thing wamblera and high il binders as could be presented by ax an comme FE at vit mn the We per n the desired end while ¢ 10, 1899, | Question First View Becond View 7 Vor in apely to CONTH - 7 : DUDWELL & CO, Ltd Ee te rac Ase a r Keattle ma ie x |. Generat agents, 312 James Mt } i108 Western Ave. Tel Hutt ous. kets continue rtive gentiomen are here, hence) fruits and vegetabies showin 1 wie . jhe will give them an Invitation to) greatest vartatior The pri@ ot) eyo $2.80 per c ~ fy honey has been steadily advancing : we ye tor Ghle cr rene, — jof information that, had it *iprevail, Poultry ts likely to ' el per bbl in k "BA nt Tents all efi wand ies ay® earlier, would likely have further In a few day» rt t d Cra eee: Sevens mane: sibly of more serious trouble—of gen following prices are being of-| 5, Wo iit in fib aacks: cracked CLOTILES CLEANING, le Joe Bohwar The information to the producer by the loca ur, $2.99 per bb r delivery in round ic “ teer ie Regiment. ae soe Reno emma. cet | Se zs aseptic | nl oe semen ecognized on the outside as one of | Grain—Onats, $28.0; bariey, $1 padi sa ea ced [the shrewde diamond thieves on] Wheat chicken $19.25; bran. baobhagt ‘ , oe _ :s. ~ fo : ’ | foot, his latest deal in that lt et shorts, $15.00. u n “e4 ac 4 * mea 7 WASHINGTON, Aug. U.—The fol-| H. Agnew, leutenant, Twentieth | | Se oeeate un wendae ee Hay—Puget sound, per ton, 96@6.10| PO bb! In %-Ib sacks: rye flour, $4 lowing nominations have been made! Kansas; Samuel G. Larsen, HeuteB-| oe ine prectous stones. Joe folded | DYEING AND CLEANING Dye Works. 7 Union street. Tele “1 “The only French Dye ting him sony ing like $16,000 worth I pe phil: fan le ®. » } Eastern Washington timothy, $11.60) Pe" # ney rolled oats, 180 Ibs net by Gen. Otis for officers of the voiun-| 4". First South Dakota; Russell T by tent and silently stole away just 12; alfalfa, s9@10. Jin bbis, § fancy rolled oate, 9o-it |]; Pum & St Biches on or Ader DENTIsE Hazaard, lieutenant, First Waehing- A. iewe—Btric ae ancy roiled oats, pe ‘ i i DEPEW. ae deer cavalry regiment organiza! in [on™ Guy pe Loman. ticutenaee Fitts, x days before Mr. Pinkerton’s Meee—Strietly fresh ranch, 21 Aug z2O, i399 } : 5 | interesting letter was rece! sacks, $5.00 Mege—Virie bridge work buliding the Philippines. frat lowa; Wm. A. Green, leutenant, | ane, $ p, Wb sacks, $26 reamery, 2@? Colonet—James L. Lockettt, cap-| Twentieth Kansas: Henry L. Exell, | tain, Fourth cavairy. Heutenant, First Waahington MINERS CLAIMS LAeutenant Catone!—John H. Wete-) First Lirutenante—James ©. Rose, cow chop, M-Ib sacks, $16.00 Connecting with Companys Own DANCING ACADEMY Poultry—Chick @nberger, major, First Washington. lieutenant, Fifty-first lowa, Fredk h ranch, s@10c; best | Coffee (Jobbing) live | tan Fiewt of Kivee Steamers to a » eee * ne school im SFM; Native plums, Bbc j ih, W@sie; Jave. Colurnbla 6t Live stock—« ows, T4OK Majors—Hugh T. Mime, major, E. Gignoux, lieutenant, First troop, ARE PRE NTED. haga, Nive, S@6%e; hogn, dressed, to: | ™ ° : D cane | 22s 2 eee a Piret Californta; Thomas C. Carson, Nevada cavalry; Morrow C Guetin, aives, dr large, 6c; email, % ~ o , om per j Ai6 Ad ibiermediate Poias Fis own mere Neutenant, Fourth cavairy; Dennis Heutenant, First Washington: Chas alves, large, live, 4c; mall, ¢ eee on the FINANCIAL MONEY TO LOAN, E. Notan, lieutenant, Thirteenth in- BR. Cowbridge, leutenant. Thir Hides, Peite and W He y dee . Has oe k j i fantry teenth Minnesota, Fred Ho Parks.) Lewis aa the ae Before * salted steers, f 60 Ih ei | new : ee t on : Yu iis ba a suren pr Adjutam—Capt. Evan FE. Young, lieutenant, First South Dakota, Her-| sound, per ? tight | oa $12.25; Gia f Heatenant, First South Dakota, man Lehman, erecant, Fourth cav the State Department. and, under 36 Ibm, 3 cows round sacs oA EMPIRE LINE Quartermaster—Capt. Alvin Arndt, airy; Lindsay Cheatham, sergeact al ih ails and oxen) wo the A i t quartermaster sergeant. U. 8. A Third artillery; George M. Wray WASHINGTON, Aug. 11.—Col. Jas. | 4@se: aaited kips sivem, per It : % o7F A ; pF se Commissary—First Lieut. Geo. EB. private, volunteer cavalry: Francis| Hamilton Lewia, ex-congr fe; green hides, 1 a than sa > {| €07 First Ave, - - SEATTLE poreckery. “viliows, ie gaat: private, volunteer cav-H. Lineotn, sergeant, Fifty-firet| tr Wasbingt J an the State | dry hides, 5 b.} try { Cr & any Agent of the Interne . s echine v rything: ‘and iH airy lowa; Joseph W, Morrie, private.| department yesterday and placed the) (hitd lens; summer deer. 5 Nene! Navigation Compauy ia t Chapin s secobd-hamd store, Ol Captains — Edward L. Glaagow,| volunteer cavalry? Walter V. Coteh-| ose ag, sag ie cig aaa F Iny, M@ iB; papery Salted Matee ot Conade, SO captain, Twentieth Kaneas, Joseph ett. First Washington; Lewts & the department T ‘ ye | deer iry a“ oo ‘ HOTELS AND FURNISHED KooMm T. Davidson, captain, FPitty-firet Styrr. Heutenant. First Washington r « of 1,000 Americans exctuded| ™ 4 P pelts shea HOTEL Jowa; Edward A. Sturges, captain, Oliver P. Mazeard. corporal, Fire: | - STEAMSHIP fh mining distriot In Hritien | Cotumbia by the British Co’ partiament. The American amount to nearly 38 million dollars HANNA'S PRESENCE REQUIRED, |" Walk Around the World| : poe naesgnet art ae ‘HAMMOCKS zs L A U RA OA x vcagene ane hear $ Firet Washington: Edward 1. King, Washington; Holly Hill, sergean Meuteram, Eighth cavalry; Ernest) First Washington. SAILS FOR HY « Third and Cherry; . MICHAEL forced On or About Aug. 25.0 | $1.0 and 82 1200 First Commecting at M. Michesi wits Featite No. |, Sea per Ib, Ca nla pota Hence these rel LONDON, Eng. Aug 11.—Tre Hirmingham Post says that Harry de Windt, the explorer and tra leave Paris on September 1 on his journey overland to N | York, making an attem; | pligh the trip on foot. He 1 per Ib; beete, $1.00@91 A Woven Mamtuock, fon arrots, per sack, Sh@ao *. rly ate 3.9 A better gra b rly 82.00, pow 1.45, id f week clegam WASHINGTON, D. C., Aug. 11.—There is @ report in administra and politica! circles that Hanna is likely to r than was expected. Some of the higher government officiala expre great fear that if something is not done in the near future to smo« to go acrose Europe, Ru over the many labor troubles, the Republicans may lone heavily in many | and Hehring straite, and h states in which they ought to more than hold their own rive s. $2 and § wultes O. C. Stark, proprietor. arant roome; 625 First, urn from Europe 4 Denny. Coryeil Company Matic; Callforn 3 716 First Ave. 3 m poses h ta. Biveria $2.75 per 100 The; be FUNK ear La ie ve Rampart and Way Parts he aL ee Ga in New York within a year. Fruits, ' on og rult Uobbing)—Oranges STEAMER — | *LASES See ie hal Wire ait LABORERS |! DEMAND ' met Fok | Pine 110 |naveia, $5.00; 1 ne, $267 apples Pry Te ke 118. ne railroads have carried a larae vi hevetin Siadk Ges. a p LOANS AND INSURANCE. fernand there far laborers du pare a box: black 6 RAM 0 ; 4 0 N cl Seattle Ste amehip Co. MILLINERY. harvesting season. The rarpberrien, — $2.2 | Telephous Main 2s. WHITE STAR DOCK HANSEN, cor ath and Pine, special ty Mise Wk timeoh Gadcreara nick sate camek elena, Sa Tae Tent ele Ket = + $2.00; musk REGINAS ~ a) pays high ROG TIX ; : REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS | eraven, 61 81 2.09 From $7.00 to $300 inect 10 Miura Cornet Wisitleon” ettectae Furnished by the Falling Waters of 2st omer gee ae Sherman, Clay & Co. $ CAPE NOME § (wees om croc ncaimens rah Lundberg, nee Johnson, t Butter—Ran fan rdon, lot 9 block 15, Gilman the Snoqualmie. sary Gord, fo, book is many acta hia war “STEINWAY” DEALERS North American Transporta- cathe serves voltae Sums, nar” a6 eee i —— tou and Trading Company PRINTING AND BINDING. park creameries 4 prints | a W. J. Bilbrey and administrator of | astern Iowa and Elein, 2 T | Established 1892 METROPOLITAN Printing & Binding Ca, Arissa L. A. Bilbrey ET +] Cheese (obbing)—Native Grea " H OMoe, s12 Fire ars | B, the, Reliable end Direct tine, to LH] Yesler way. “Phone Mige 001 meg The latter part of next week Se-| present plant at the fails wilt gen-| er, lots 1 12. block 1, Edgemont |ington, 11@ 120; Eastern, U@120; C ATHER len a dren and, ovin Bay, Koyukuk River VATENT ATTORNEYS attle business men will be using th ¢ about 7,000 horse power, to be| add. July 24, $160 ifornia, 14 No way wean “tat and All Yukon Kiver Points WARNES & PEARSE, 147) Stare-Royd bide long-expected Bnoqualmle Falls ele livided between Seattle and Taco-| Lena and Ira 8. Stil Eres Uobbing)—Strictly — fresh fall © m Mi Vernoa. p.m Q rreigh : 4 Lage s a pments iit trie power. The preliminary trial of! ma. By means of a switch board at M. Dunn, lote @ and ranch, 22 420 Be a Ppokane-Koaiand 1)2We Mh 8 oor {the ThisoNat the new water pow was made on| Renton any required power can be| Wood's South div, Green Lake Honey-—White comb, 14@15e; tueht St Foul Chicago anu Kast “tage FASTEN dry salt pork 8e Ber Tb Woc July 31 and pre 1 a complete su turned to either 5 e, 1 pres. | May 7, 189%, $100 amber 1314 amber 1201 — b =, 81 rd ave., Br, Columbte cess, ince that time the company|ent temporary plant in Seattle will| Edward O'Mella to M.D. Campbell, | wtrained, 7448 STREAMERS. 3 FOR Std in house and 4 Lote; has been busily engaged in making | however y use between 2,000 and lot 1, nel nek and si n mec 24 Pou s . ar Vines Biee: and sight Hiv, additional trials of the plant in order|.i00 horve power. The bulk of the |twn 25.1% Aum. & #11 tryern Seattle, Edmonds and Everett 3 Carryin ‘ ai Wiacace ; wens o remedy any over a wote. | « ty at present transmitted eter len r tucks. — oe A ‘ 1 ‘At the present. time temporary | will be brought to Seattle UII, biock 71, Gtiman STEAMER Sept. |, ‘99 Anjroximate'y a reat ‘ambi quarters are being used at the rea The © nolal MIN Company has 7 - SN re your F of the lot at South second and| made a contract with the Snoquat| Wliaabeth C. Harrington and hus ny D Gress Werth American Transportation Main streets and these will contin m ‘alias Power mpany to furs | band, W. 5., to Joseph W, Reeves, ton, $ 3 Trading ¢ ompany ‘ be to be utilized until the perma nish It power, and those interest-|lot# 14 and 14, Block A, Br th 8 Cor. Yeslor Way anu ¢ Lave & ROP EURE SPROLALINT c home of the company i# completed. ed in knowing exactiy when Snoqua)-| dd, February Se. e0neet without h This work will quire wt six| mie power je turned on the wires| Anna, Fred J ar Three Round Trips 2) Except suntay | SSTSSEGITES SE! ee weeks yet joan find owt by ne clone to Annie Ta = SIGNS AND HOUSE An interesting feature In connec-| h on the big mill's smokestacka,| 7 sec 24, twp rr : PRA ag bag Oe ~ j tion with the work of bringing the! \ the fires die beneath the boll block me Peere Rents bub 6'oo, Fe De tery rd house power from Snoqualmie Falls to the! ers and the dense clouds of heavy mt; lots 12 , be t th stean aes ~ cnty In the fi that aluminur nack sm to roll out from Knot ; T . SEWING MACHINES, is used In place of the usual copper) thet 1 the machinery ta $4,500 f Fant Kver found \ M 5 Best ana wire This is one of the ‘rst in veing run by t powe f the Sno James M a $ 2 ”~ ~ a Tock t y pay- stances of the wu f aluminum as a) qualmie—r way, and life 1. M. Ogtivy bent wD, 6.09 Telephone ttle, Red gi Ska la V Ketohi 1 > rf re B® 1 ‘ Skagway via Vancouver, Ketchikan \.,, sewing machine transmitter on a large seal The| wating through the company’s on hae 1 Meat Prices be Scorn Manage aed Juaeas El B machines, urear eh Meat (jobbing)—Cow bel, | <“caveres 4 ae } wine fat wow= eae = Sinvy A hata , The per 1b:/@@@ LDN LLEN TAN LING IN SIXTY-FIVE HOURS | _is ine mupplios Tel ut Oi tiue’ add n per Ib; pork, 7 he SHIP CHANDLERS A . 6) f AMERICAN PAINTERS RUN DOWN AN oe vats Se fit Vancouver Line. &§ § HUMBOLDT sos 2 HIGHLY PRAISED AUTOMOBILE estan ce MAE Ra So sattmnntt ae : ' 4 . urKe, lowe nd and Gull ¢ r “in & tails From Seattle t ithe ha all, We, be kfast ba Ts On t a0) hefal tn th _ a — | n, 11 M%e ulted siden, 7% @ world if taken ¢ 3 SUNDAY, AUG. I3th, AT BP. M SvoRAG AND WAKEHOUSE, us Lake View Cemetery association to, 8% STEAMER € ity Moo, 606 First avenue; telephony iy ae ray tee Vv 1CK, Aug, 11.—The work of NEW YORK, Aug. 11.—William A,| dames G, Gillles, sel lot 769, Lak Lard Gobbing) mad per @| Beem Attngton Dock Pg nodreocll eas ‘ the American painters nt the exhibl-| ginck tried to drive his automobile! ¥ cemetery, Aug. 8, $50 Ib, 7% White St Coin special baie y tion here is generally praised, and) es proadwa Pt Ida Nelson.nee Dalquist, to Otto 8c; lard compou rees, fe; Rex RR a aa ae ee 3 seta taiks Rebar vomaraady good hh : iway at Forty-second gyi uant ¢ 20 and ni& lot 19, block | sxe bie ee Defy d codbe. PEN AND SHEET METAL “WORK.” When the Dead Leaves Fall,” | treet today directly in front of #7, Denny & Hoyt's add, July 25,! Frosh Fish (obbing)—Halibut uemaey, Welnesday and Pricey or ' « ater, | Ol erent nae pov ages ot pairing rge Henry Boughton, who is an ur ar hit the automo- $20 N@AC; salmon, GATE; Nounders, 204 Vanevuvet, & G. Vie Apaoerten ry trousers, | Clark, 107 W. Madison St. ‘thope Mein aa? American, although actually born in utitintwo. The shock of J. R t ux. to Dietrich | sol a@Ac K « 6@6c; shrimps, vy gp os le one ele (as sage 1 hig | ——— ane England, has been purchased by m threw from the ear Mre, Hamm an nand Schmitz, lots | Sc; amelt, 4@4e; Olympia, $3 Yaulor Wheat on athee ot tee lise s nin. tk 4 i King Humbert for the municipal Tuttle, who was badly bruis-|6 and 7, block C. D. Boren's plat, | 50 per sack, $1.90 per gallon; clams, Mutual Life Bldg. Tel. Brown oi hatter tho ring C te. 8 - uly 24,000. 60 per sac seness crab: < ty wxd, 87, O ein the city, Dyein gallery of Home. July 8, $24,000. \# 0 per sack; Dungeness crabs, live,) BERGAGRES9S889E AY iret ava, ver He ini aveune, saciiatinhiititsicoastls Shc cab 8 iii pees