The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 14, 1899, Page 4

omen ere ) | 4 THE SEATTLE = PAR yw woe ped by | ait for five peopl from a iosat | . ; Northern (rain, who wanted to Yok ‘ ru t and yeater vw ‘ kK and tea, and - - ! \ The Glen " w her, reaching the i ‘ ' Se piem ber His War Methods a Criticized a Fa . CAPT, BIGELOW'S LITTLE BOOK steamer “Di uh wut pemnaniy will ® tin Several Court Mar- , ‘ si ' : ved in port tials, It Is Thought las ht w a of sa ‘ ! non at © ‘Thompson WASHINGTON, Aug. 1 —Capt J “ee Bigelow, jr., of the T walry, a) oy be Skookum returned Brother of Poultney WwW and a Ta " aft graduate of West * ra ' xreou te who went @ storm by the publication of a \ 5 yeaterda entitied, “Reminis 2 of \ 2 5-5 tlago Campaign.” The loud and ntinued toot The captain has made stater 8 | ine nahi F te aveninest which the legal officers of the depart A ‘ 1 attention along ment declare must be f wel bY|the waterfront earty morning one or more ox mya rtials from Tacoma, wher There is, the re. ¢ ‘ f and found too kagre that Shafter’s remarkable campaleo | spmoe at the Arting see 4 Will be offlctally reviewed pled by lighthouse tender Co! obvious that Shafter, though self y 5. She warning Whleties soon Teapect, crust ine n B ws sed th > nanan ent trial by courtmartial ery ns bee a thinly ° The steamer Al-Ki ts due from the 1 thods th War departme ey The serious charges concer er. The author comments on = WHEELMEN'S @ence of any review of the army eral orders giving an intimation of fe ho ge peng Megan seed “ oy HOSTON, Aug. M.—The etty te raz ters illness as, perhaps, « i a. ee oe en eee One “im a measure for t . . Ty pieces wontieth anaes fact that no order, cireular pee a ye a nue through memorandum, net a scrap of paper, | V" “ls * mee ta be =the has yet come Hight which shows in ~aheslniggred ns history writing what the plan of battic was rpindips carries large before the event — gp soins thes Sh country Te program for today is | UPPER SKAGIT MINES. | mining excitement, owing to some Brayton Grinnell, who came from| MY Tiscoveries of free gold quarts ae a ans eal ed te turned last night from Bemiiton, out from iss Boome aietrict eee 1. {eye that many miners are » Vises all to keep out of the country | [Ut t Prownect. and this year, as he cays the whole coun. PY ow lace be} try te etaked, and that very tictiy | et (he year : | Mining will be done this year. owine he | = *. LABOR DAY At that) | ime there were about [0 people fin the victinity of Anyi! City. Many j he sald were preparing to come ou j Gold was deing taken out on Anvil | and Dexter creeks, but pot In large 2 | ‘Quantitics.. Cain Bnd great confusion reeulte ‘Wee expected that a court would | ™ aking great pre ‘Opened on August ! to sertic claim | C*lebration of Labor Duy. Yester- disputes. day alant his aides met, | and the ing line of march was umpineg ere The We ern Central Labor union | mareations for the The parede will form at AUTOMOBILES avenue and t march j east Union to Fifth avenue, to Pik ret nue, to Washington | Yesler way, to Second avenue to eed Union, to Third, where the parade CLEVELAND, 0., Aug. 14.—Cleve-| ¥!!! break ranks. Jana is soon to have one of the finest Merere W. J Staniey and Horace Butomodile estadlisements tn the 4 Duke. (he committee on sabserip- country, according to officials of UOD*. have begun their work of so the recently organized Cleveland Au. Metting. and so far they have met temobile company. of which Cot. B.| ¥'th reat success, Tre union has Hart has been elected manacer. The Teor'¥ed a lett stating that Mo company has secured the property miners and citizens of Rosslyn will with a band the old Cleveland Athletic Club Buclid avenue, and propowes devot Rew ary Middelton amid F. it ing the entire buliding to ite uses. Mike will go to Tacoma Wednesday ‘This business wil! relate to the man.| *" ake arrangements for the m wfecture, sale and rental of automo. %T FSANimatlions of that place to Diles. An automobile clad will almo Sttend be established among the busines All merchants are requested to men of the city, and a riding schoo J . the ra and it te maintained where men and women sired that their place of bus: may become familiar with the man.|%™ be decorated. From present in- agement of the machines lications the parade wit larger tes }than the iver’ here on the Four it the one given bere the | Fourth, There will be at least six | bande In the line if | DISSIPATE | FOR NORTHERN PORTS. | WASHINGTON, D. C. Aug. 14.—| “teomer Humboldt sailed lant ntent} ‘The warnings of danger sent ut th @ passengers and @0 Seturday by the Weather bureau ¢ uding 120 head of towns along the Southern Atianti howing ts the paw Seaboard fortunately pro F. Sufter, H. Pen-| necessary. The West Indian hurri k. Joe Burkhart. Mra. M. P. Al cane evidently spent ite for for and three children, T. F. Payne Teaching Florida, and th T. H. Wilson, L. Ruth, Staniey Kus strong winds prevailed for « ek, Gua Fleder, J. H. Bauseman, M hours late Saturday r i. Miles and wife, Mra. H. §. Jnmes @amage was done. The hurricane! M* A. Mrs, Austin appeared to travel slowly. wt B «. Phil 6 Probably the reason that tts force : « Was dissipated in cean M War oan 1 nhs M J Ty a MJ. Mixe EM J I I Ll The. Water Front, eos fu . M. Oros fe, M —= Lulu J, A Pit ¥ r. bad M ‘ oer h ‘Tie steamer Lakme will probably Fret "4 E get away for St. Michael next Wea J 1 Riekte nesday. The 8. ¥ has ' 1 John KR. Roe fered her and will ipa Most k. Ro fr 7 amount of freight. ards, Lowis Root, Mra. Jar Fratr we fy Mixe BE. Fratr, A. Star Ani The new ship Fortevio ‘ Villian J. War Alfred charter to aif Paine, Richard Whiliar and eight parsed up th ind ate to Tacoma Saturday. St : wheat ship chartered for ACOMA, Au The litigation 1900 season. Her groms | - nae heue + bectne thee 292 tons, and she can rry ov 1 f Jud r §,000 tons of wheat. F ieite 5 Store Steamer Altce eGrtrude made an Umer iL Samana nett excursion trip to Port Miak ae . SP genie 4 ata Port Orchard yesterday. carrying th ‘ fixed at $8,600. ane ee employes of the Vulean Iron Work company a oa NOT Tr Aug 4A bola Two United States lighth tena. 7 1h Saturday ev ers, the Columbine and anita J k AN the are in port coaling today, the forn saloon of Maddon & at the Pacific coast bur “ n full swing, when tw Jatters at the » bunk ' naa ed h stepped in and held up Columbine ar r revolver tr got an extended cruise aly i t| at Jenat $400, and afe their found portion ne ‘Thirt cape. The men were cool and pro Ughthouse diettict. She had on ; 7 resi : . ne dls Maj. Langfitt, of the t ta ’ , e no clue to thelr engineering co and G F man, superiotend f - - for the Aistrict. 1 1 Col, Aug. Mi At the sug all the isiands wh t f it tt foeated. An inspection of I pt et th Angeles section ae a » Tad i ’ Refinin r perin i \ as been quarterly inspection when th ff or leaves tor mornir f — ers ishand The Manzant , Td b ibb last night from Astoria ew duct of the f ts along the Am probably get away toda n he United States, + see ra, wh and bank For, the first time in many month ise fr ion belong to tie the Steamer Flyer 1 not get awa j Enelist, i PLATT SEES HIS MISTAKE. va toe And Trying to Correct His | Great Blunder. | NEW YORK, Aug. Ho-In working for an anti-Tammany unt thin} year, Benator Platt ts practiealls | calling Upon the Independents to ald him in undoing the consequences of his own colomsal blunder in 1897, Tha New York city is under the control] Richard Croker and is governed from @ social club on the principle that “A public office im a priv snap” Is due to the folly of T a“ © Platt, 1 seems almost a erime tn View of prevailing conditions, tha Seth Low ts not now mayor of N York, as he would have t at for Platts stubborn refusal supper Any man he could not control twos to Nis credit, however, tha va not long tn realising hia mistake. He has in fact, maintained bh at ahip by changing his polley entire The nomination and electtor Roosevelt as governor, and pointments with Mr. Platt's v al of Choate and Root and the send ne of Low to the peace congre atonement on th f He realiges that wet ne without the In ents, and hence these pron t prominent Repubitean Independents to high offices. Now the r f the Independents ca » captured by any * the appointment of their } wt Mee, however respected the lead ere may be, but there ie a disposition among the Independents, certainly those wh natural tendencies are toward the Republican party, to } Piatt In an effort to overthrow Tar many, not so much because Choa velt and Low ha and Root, been honored, t that t because they rea union Tammany must be perpetuated and they ome the signe of Mr. Piett's re pentance for his folly of 1897 OTIS MAKES - HIS DENIAL te wit rule wele WASHINGTON, BD. C., Aug. 14 The statement of Capt, A. MH. Otis, charged by some gewspapers with waving Written @ letter home saying that he hed Slied his quarters with loot, and had ebtained several pianos, horses and carriages, and also tiat he had pitehed one grand plano owt of @ second story window ie made to the War department is @ complete denial of the ata hm the alleged letter, The of the captain and the ington reEiment is involved o# tomde, and the people of Waxhing ton will be glad to know that Major parr, tmapector general, who made the investigation, ami Ghe Areat ser grant of Company A, who was con tinvally with Capt. Otte during the entire campaign, fully substantiates the captain honor Piret Wash SEATTLE NEWS. ° i funeral of Mises Minnie Sim- pier, who fed at Hallard Friday, wan held at the Methodiat Episcopal church at that place yesterday aftor nown at 2 o'clock, Rev. B. F. Bir officiating. eee In the federal court Saturday Ida L. Augustine, wife of He Augustine, filed an appiicat Mre w to be ry deciared a bankrupt F. Danel hae filed a petition in the probate department of the superior court, to be appointed receiver of the estate of Joseph Josephine Alexander, Samuel C. Callerhead, a9 reeeiver ft the Guarantees Loan @ Trust com pany, wants the superior court t tp him collect a note for $371.48 from KR. M. Melntyre, made October 2, 1893. see ‘The case of J. J. Ferguson, whose saloon Mcense was revoked by the county commissioners, and who wants the superior court to teue a restraining order to Sheriff Van ad Vanter, to keep him from closing out his place, was heard this morning by Judge Jacobs, and it wae taken ur der advisement eee In the federal court today J. G. Pacey ifbeled the schooner Una. al leging that while he was fying Anvil City, Cape Nome, in bie ow schooner, the Neilie M. Thurston, the tna ran down the Thereten, carry away the foregear and sertously damaging the hull ne Chin Sing, the Chinaman whe to be deported, was today released by Judge Hanford on a writ of habean orpus, having that rn in Se was proven he was Craig bas filed an ape deciared a bankrupt Annie thon to be Hetore Judge Hanford today, a mo » for a new trial te being of Thompmor ifie railway the plaintiff filed an sileging that the jury and on this ground plaintifr is applic armued The time va fome “ cation for new trial hed been bribed the the the counell tor asking that wed. ati be n At lay 715.07 the Seattle clearing house to Clearances: amounted 3507 the balances were $278, and building £20,000 bullt at the corner of nd avenue and Spring atre The building will be erected by Cyrus Walker, of the Puget Mili company "a larke Owner of realty in the yusiness distriet. The plans lrawn by W. E. Boone. the meeting of Atl property Saturday evening to 4 of parking bounded by avenuen A hand me new wh ' were At th in praticability streets the district nth and Ninth race and Union streets, th much general discussion, but no lefinite action wawstaken. ‘The plan which ms to be most favored is to make @ %4-foot arphaltum road way, using the batance of the street for widewalks and parking ae aR: William Hughes has filed a suit in the super ourt for collection of a note for $1,000 from Leander and Casein Monohon Chas. Tryatt, who has been held by the United States marehal charged with complicity in the \e riots, Was discharged information received fr applied for a writ of hat ow A. Hurd, hampion, was defeated wath i Hurd was not uy ’ urday He ¥ Weat chamy , ey Dan MeMillar t hyt lend has been revd oO Jud Jaeut Mem fay and report to th Ar Three Fashion Hints. ne t La wh Ar Fiat t san emb A « h Va the shetle « Jew oters We hand ne. while 1 gold ¢ i t. hew t wit OFFICER SLAIN LONDON, Ky., Aug. 1 —News has been reevived here from « r . part of Lewtic county of the killing f a constable by his prisoner. Lant Friday Jim Weltaer went to thre head of Middle fork and arrested « man femet Howard, from Harlan runty. The two proceeded same dis tance, whem Reltzer stopped and en tered a house, leaving Moward out side Aw Reitzor waa returning ar stopped from Jourway " drew a revolw red and « t Stant death Howard cecape BY HIS PRISONER BURIED ALIV UNDER A STUMP OAKLAND . ne here, w neath « pond He was chops and wt b Bard - the t und He r took ar jur THE FOREIGN NE ment turer comb wing w ar er ed ham RK ny aid Ww Wardner | lands. i GLOVE COMBINE YORK, Au all hite o er nt James EATTLE EXPOSITION 1.8 Goldemith and Phillip F. Kel yo ere of the be 1 of trus of the atte exposit are ul the elty today completing the k of necuring pledges towards the | varantee fund The committee has busy with other matters that work was left for a while, but| w heen taken up agwin. Mr ‘ nith said this morning that the| ne were coming In nicely What have you secured to date?’ An asked | I haven't stopped to cast ft up," 1 he We vf amounte ree Wednesday yoked as a dona se a loan to de will have a complete ready for | pubtie n by ey ie not ' 6 necessary preliminary ex i vf the exposition. It will be ed to the merchants in full f cipta of t xponition 1 ninittee intend securing a 1 of $12.50 A. J. M. Hosom, superintendent of t realtural and agricultural xt from his trip east ne and predicts that my m Eastern Washing attle during the ex n if the proper inducements way of excursion rates are J.P Hamer, a mill man of Mount Vernon, ip at the Seattle Joe. Winters, who just finished the ' set the Meetings mill at Vancouver, B. C., te visiting friends here today. He leaves for ' and tomorrow Chief Reed bas appointed H. 8. Un- tand patrolman to fll the vacancy wel by the diemiseail of F.C Kekenberg NORTHWEST WN STOCKS, Northwestern Mining ex-| y quotations and bids| LasTeD STOCKS | Avked. Bid s % umd Horventoe wn n Lion a“ 1,000 SEATTLE MINING STOCK: { MARKET. | At the Seattle Mining exchange to- | day, there wae some lively bidding | and © 1 business. Repubtic broke) the record on a 5,000 option. } $1.35 buy at 30 days nud 1,000 at 2c buy at cash; Insurgent 1,000 at #'¢o buy at 80 days $10 cash; Moun. ! tain Loon 100 @ $121 buy at 3 days % cant LISTED @TOCKS Asked. 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Mar. ympanied by a man nam- The latter returned! and reported that! \ nee 1 Micke wo months ne Jartis had wandered off up the Noo tuk and hed never returned ‘The nissing man's eomp and six er were found 1 ie known to! ha nd $1,400 cash on his per n. and Pickering expressed the belief that Martis had been robbed | ind then murdered by Indians, Pick. ubsequently mumered by Milawik river natives on the on Anne hilar collided with A« » Colar street trical car on Pike t t this morning, and a disaster narrewly averted, There were ibout a dozen and a half people on the cars @t the time, and they were | idly jolted up. ‘The only damage wan to the fender of the Cedar | treet car, Which was badly twist. | Og Con Fifth and Pike ] Prescrplion bpecialisu, ‘Khone Mike 2 | a were ae follows 5 6) and 62 Starr-Boyd Building | the truth By early placing of orders and the prompt shipments from the manufacturer enables us to FIT YOUR FEET With just the kind of shoes you need for any emergency, Our August Tan Shoe Selling Goes merrily on. 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