The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 23, 1899, Page 1

SRP THR ACE NEUTER a . -_ . — - ee em > di “r payome - f . PPOSOOOOHOOO SOROS : ~~ af | > , SOOOOOHOHOO TODOS Twenty-five Conts a Menth 3 ry Y N r Y Telephone hubseriptions 4 Ny Mail ov Cares ag 4 ® Pike 150 ® Cooeroeoooe ooee < r . e FOCOHOOOOOOHOOOOHO DOOD VoL. 1. SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, WEDNE QUEER SORT | arose DICH COPPER ORE The Way We Sell Cuter... DAY EVENING, AUGUST ace of combinaGone And Aroma Pocket Knives |} French Officers Say That They ‘Sus- ‘2. sce Sy pected” Dreyfus. [me ot in a Sil Sate te Yon Anamtels Mls. ton: santo tare obs tt 0 | PAINTERS’ GUPPLIES nted by governors, bear the name Rog Ey tra Coast y David Fales, | SPELGER & HURLBUT j twenty states being among the NUM! Himnoldt yesterday, has located what he cla to be one of the rick House Hardwere and House Furnishing 1215-1217 SECOND OND AVE ; ext strikes of copper yet reported from the north The samp Fales brought down with him are ne Big Lumber Contract. as DrOURRY GOWN With SU Ate ReanY oBeRAM’ pure cenper | oc. | oer le a its Den LABORI DOES SOME GOOD WORK <8 SSS. ogee Glass, Wallpaper, Etc. x unde ator 1 ere that the big Wwe, Mr. Fales would not give the et location, but 4 that the -vem } Third and Pike. STAR PAINT re [oF Hing | '* located about 100 miles from Juneau, towards Wrangel, and Sh ln Lh three miles from the coast. ‘The lead as | pa out has a face of about : ¥ F }iow pine, between an Orange lum.| 14x26 feet clear, Mr. Fales and hie partner, William Whittal of Against the Defendant—Progress niet Mw nana "Aetweneeaieay mecca mene |. N, RICHMOND PAPER CO. of the Courtmartial. Kariens Cattle, peels, and it Shay Drove sailatactery, lergy eum of money will 0:18" | setl hinting Peer, 600 Square Post of Pager fr 34 213-215 Oerideatal AYy POPEK A, Kan., Aug. 22--A feport Mr. Fales left for his home in Los Angeles this morning, but he will POOPOGOOD weelts. POOPOD SOD GOOOOO: BRUNNER & CO. DRALERs 1s Groceries, Wines and Liquors 502 Pike Street, corner Fifth, ‘Phone Grees 794. Old California Sweet Wines a Specialty, Port, Sher South Africa. rth Kansan board of Agricul-| return to his property within th owe a net gain over RENNES, Aug. %.-—-Labori arrived in the courtroom early this : b Morning looking well yesterday's efforts. The prosecution began rehiy ree, Pg ciples was continued. Witnesses testified to the dislike and suspicion of this year 2,886,068, The Maj. Derview told of irreg ar hours at which the prisoner worked | , tm the bureau. He saw bim frying into a cheat full of documents Fatal Lightaing Bolt. | —- Angelica and Muscatel, by the bottle, 35¢ up; by gallon, $1 Pt. Duchalet said Dreyfus asked where confidential documents BALTIMORE, Md, Aug. f a Gertrud dhaneas the Favor- | Reilroads ive W. c.T.uU. Del. up. Family trade solicited. Telephone orders promptly fi { were kept terrific wind and rain storm awe Dreyfus, replying. said that the testimony tortured him. Harm ver this y this afternoon. Geo. | ite of Great Artist ates a Low Fare. | POOCDOSOODOOOO SOOO OPO OOOO OV OOD Inquiries were twisted ations Graver and Tony Rixse, young men | Horse-trader De Breull testified to meeting Dreyfua at the h m their way through Porbe D, Belgium, Aug 23.—Gert-| Arrangeme re now being | terse Assortment of... W Mme. Bodson, to whom Dreyfus was deeply attentive. Another ade to take & swim in Herring ton is dead. She was an| made by the members of the W. C| Elgin, Howard, Waltham and Hampden Watches a, Were Billed by & Bolt of can and the queen of artists ee : | fold Geld, Gold Filled and Gilver Cases Diamonds, Chains, Charms sdeis of Paris. No destiny was any | October, 90-88. The local committers 8, ete, ail at Very reeaonabie prices at the same house w a German officer with whom Dreyfus efter ore, snd than hets, no soul more| are busily at work. and the feders-| W. W. HOUGHTON in Germap.: Mme. Bodson had told the witness that there we tion officiary te In constant comm rets Involving the honor of France between Dreyfus and@ the Germ . ’ ae ‘ 0% " > ° Unde examination by Labori, the witness could not remem RUSSIA NEW susceptibie to all the exquisite tittle | h sea : JEWELER TOR ee ‘ romecgnectedl | Eeuaeas of Lite “wtieh’ eonmtadiy feation with the national of ° 7O4 Firet Avanue that nothing will be left undone Dreyfus denied meeting the German at the Bodson house, but admit misfitted her aspirations cor > oe = = PP Shageeni ne diy vag nya th aay phan oneal eye ARCTIC. PORT | oe elves ee aw >: R. WAGONER, D.D.S. ends always referred to| *VCry Way way her e4 himectt like an anima} at bey. His denials were fierce. He was ev) ‘The three direct roads from 8t Painiess Dentist. dently suffering from physical exhaustion, although his mental keenness paratreny suffered eo much and sald] 15 Seattle have given a one pas Bert Teeth, #00 hk Gold Crowns, 68 Shiver Filltage S00 ap “as was unimpaired ‘bar the Gekslbicd ccaventtiad oat | fare round trip ticket from all polnts| @> Gold Fillings n.20up A five youre guarantes with ell work or The next witness was Capt. Valdant. His tedtimony was briet and | Vessels Are Safe Thereinthe, “rt on their lines. The roads (De) gag $100 Reward to any tde * nee . thon ave roest Storm. | She wan spending the summer in| Western Passenger ansociatio Poo pol ateriai is the above werk. a ee Ofes 16-16-17 Haller Building Telephone Ma’ | Ostend with an American woman, | unimportant Capt. Lerand’s testimony ef wncerned the Piequart-Eeterhasy affair, The witness said it was impossible for Esterhazy to know any ad round trip. ‘The roads running from | STOCKHOLM, Aug 2 —Away up in at ¢. Last Saturday her = Ss thing about the hydran! rake ment 4 in the bordereaw. Lerand Md Buftal a4 Pi rg to Chicago oa ” om the etic oce ~ ° o ore < 1 apd » \etaburs now related how Picquart assigned him to watch Esterhaay. He made inain. |W north on ~ nap Ye Sg ee | Wade ee Seamer Santee Os op rect, give one fare plus §2 for the round DANGEROUS NEGLECT OF THE EYE wations which Piquart repudiated. The latter also disputed several points | UNA Ul Role Whe Busaian « a herke, © email ba —— ; ation aDOUT) trip for points on their lines. The The wort sensitive ergan of sense in the body, te aleoss tm the ety | em mites we hot ne Bouthern Pacific kives a rate { one Wperoussbie lo these ys for the reiiel of effective visou exandrowsk, of ance to Ru nd the} ‘ tineat Gur eg ‘eut for the execution oi your orders is Ye best fare and @ third on the cer ate ‘can be iouné anywhere Man to Portland, provided there are ” a ‘CLAY EVERSOLM Optician. 729 First Ava in attendance from pointe on their line, These certificates will be plac ed in the hands of the corresponding secretaries of the states of Califor nie, Oregon and Arizona, and can be secured from’ them * Kreatost Import Mime Stockton met in Ont commerce and of no| man she had loved for two yeare or small consequence from @ strategic| more. That man. upon whom Mts Esterhagy sought to’ convince the Court) of Cassation last January | point of view. Fora long time Rus-| Stockton had always looked as the that he was protected hy the chiefs of the general staff until Cavate- | sia has been wanting an ice free na- one who should ultima ely m her| nac became minister of war. He was then forsaken by his chiefs. He ; YA! station In the morth that would |a happy wife, took her to a cafe! gaid that during the inquiry into his conduct by Gen. Petieiux. also dut- | be at the same time difficult of ac | where several of his comrades had ing the courtmartial, he nightly received information from the genera! |cens to an enemy. Norway has al- | bidden some Pariaian soubrettes, and| staf. He declared that subsequentiy he was ordered to challenge Pic- | ways been aware that it could ob before the night wae over he nes) Esterhasy'’s evidence before the Court of Cassation was read He ified that he was advised to defend himself against Picquart | 7 itnegs” testimony. Lerand insisted that he was right. } Pure Wines and They Mave a Repotation eam The Migllavacca Wine Co. Ot Nepa, C the Paris Expositic in 1M) for Zinfandel, > eet o im ond | r i bden tr m ° red the big best id metal Guart. Goos agreeing to find him seconds : ain almost anything from the bear| made her one of their cl tied Miner <Phahne Me beclag Seg fog Bs adh og Brey & At Labori'a request three letters from Esterhaay to the late Prest- | i¢ it would only offer a coaling eta Vip ‘ecbt deg ¥be cturtan the iri] 82. at Chicago. leaving there Friday We Deltes Mink tak ony VACCA & CORGIAT, dent Faure were reat An extract from the first » Should 1 not | tion in some ice-free port on ite ex-|had often shown suddenly gave way.| Cvening October 13. via the Wiscon t r > ; bap ei tein ireat N vert Reve Bstened to the head of my country? My appeal will reach the sov- | tensive coast. Now, however. the|in the immensity of her sorrow she|S" Central and aren ie rth ereign of the Esterhagy family, the German Emperor | Ruscldte have atved. the prodlem|emermened Death to her rebet ssnads ha trem wilt be Beantifuity | equipped and sent down from &t Labori then called Gen. Gona, who ordered Col. Piequart to Tunis. | for themmecives and on their own ter-| Gertrude Blockton was one of the Gonse denied the statemen: { Enterhaay reflecting on the general staff. | ditory have tft upon a tecation that! m ont beautiful of women that lived. Under no circumstance 4 the witness employ Esterhasy. |atves them a harbor frte from ice This the opinion of all who Gonz feferred té Esterbaszy as the “accused,” and said that he the year round. The new city’s ha had met her, the opinion (to cite one met him when Heary introduced him tn order to arrange the Eater y | bor, Katarine. in about a fifth of &| among a hundred artists) of Puvie Paul, especially for the W. ©. Tt delegates It will consiet of Po man and tourist sleepers and dining} leara. The fare from Chicago to Se attle and return i $61.50, and from} A Shower of Comfort n warm weather y an take any time you feel 4ispos : your bathroom is fitted up in modern style, ual with Piequart mile tong and twentieth of a mile | de Chavannes. @t, Paul, $0 « i shower aratus, Labor then began to question Gong regarding this testimony, and | wide The » surrounded by| With such beauty as hers the)” di one cipbon train will run tn > ed tub and go | alee provigues ‘avideses steep cliffs ar water is from 60] world ts at any woman's feet, and nol volanien: | Baturda Hodge Do away with your ant j “What, in your eyes.” asked Labori, “can excuse the villainous steps |to 75 feet almost to the shore. ‘The! feminine whim need «0 unsatisfied. {Ui manigdt Saturday, | reac Pe ARY oe ee taken to apprise Esterhasy of his danger from Picquart's investiga. | larmest «hip afoat can be safely shel-| Hut she preferred honest work, for| ( . 3 you in improved sanitary tions? [tered In the flercest storm that visits | she was dainty of instinct. When she over Bus ag T e * Ne ee ee Gonz refused to admit that improper means were taken the Aretic ow The new city len) ould no tonger go tn the world "wae national nay ‘i Labor Will you accept the responaibility for De Clam’s acta? bout one 4 of a mite from the | knowing herself to be pure, she pre Ne national excet Gonz's answer was evasive shore. The hug: ffs that » sna | ferred to dle | mittee wil be in semion Th an RAUTMAN PLUMBING: (0. Labert Did net you, De Clam, and Henry arrange what steps were | the harbor have been big pl ia we and we nvention will @pen fay Yifieg Bengeartd expense to get suttal Drowned in the Rapids. |"”""'"* “It's false!” shouted 2, fiercely warehouses, Alex Cor. Third Ave. Spriag St. Labort intimated that Henry said so. nected with the hart VANCOUVER, BC. Aug 22—] Phone Bull 471 Gonz screamed a nie ratiway, but ity Frank Richard, a surveyor of ey Laboriccontinued to bait Gonz, saying that generals must answer for | *mall and the tramMe light telegraph construction perty, was. the ¢rooked acts of subordinates os are built of wood according to @ report brought was | ] _—=wED You and others,” he said, “will be asked here to assume your full | 494 of only one story In st ¥. drowned at Five Fingers on A | share of responsibility juniform. At the back of the town | August 1. while he wap making a Gona intim thea here were other persons involved runs a river, which has been diverted | survey of the rapids | — Saturday, August 26, Only Who!” shouted Labori, “There are ‘too many veiled ladies and an- to ana al reservoir, which ts | NEW YORK, Aug. 22.~The Niles. | Five Pounds Granulated Sugar... . cuymoye persone im the case vod suptiien an chene WUMBOLDT BRINGS GOLD NON FNS Au 2 the Nie ag erect dealeate Gong’ reply was vas laimed tha r water, ‘The city ts fully dat Treaton: 3 imi ne Package Cocos bo eply was agmin « a t seore . - ed at Tre ‘ ax ae 4 , sary, but mentioned De Clam, He en and Gen. Saussier were with & government such as Memeetde, ¢ apt. Ront-| @nanctal cireles as a “T Srent One Tin rg pure Aa others * people The polar | field, arrived from Lynn canal ports) although Ite organisers dociare that One Can Baking Powder, fF Ire... Exactly,” said Labor who was it that gave orders? begina on No mber 12/ yesterday afternoon with pas-|they are not seeking to establish a One Pound CG na Java Coffee Gene “‘habwer wae again evecive. f until January % but the sengers and considerable gold. J. O.| manapoly, ‘The company has a cap Half Pound 6oc Tea...... Gondron was then reealled He testified to actions by Du Clam and aht will make some nda | Hestwood, of Klondike, brought out] tal stock of $8,000,000, $5,000,000 of it | Eaterhbazy that were a utely stupid | The clty | 0 pounds of gold dust, which were! being common and $3,000,000 6 per Gen. de Boladeffre here interrupted in order to express contempt tor |" , but the in-| cleaned up t year from mines|cent. cumulative preferred All for pepe > Uy. Estehazy’s allegations. i” owned by an Eastern syndicate | The new concern is a consolidation | One Order to a ustome nty. Gen. de Dionne, chief of schools, testified that Dreyfus was not dis- | - | of the Niles Too! Works Company | Ihe 1 I i g Cou criminated against at the artillery schoo |Germans Were Premature THIRD AVENUE | of Hamiiton, O.; Pond Machine Too! 1¢ Commercia mportin Dréytus here interrupted: “I wom, because I was a Jew!” | CHICAGO, Aag. 22—Roman Cath Company, of MiainGeis, 8. .; Ben 1008 Second Ave. : ‘Phone Buff 642—: 222 Pike St. De Dionne retorted Was becuse you Were boaatful and a Iber- | olics much interested in the res nett, Miles & Co. of Philadeiphia tine’ | olutions of the German Romaw Cath and the Philadelphia Fngineering —1 Lanquety then testified to having seen Dreyfus in Brussels, but wae | « socletiog paesed Sunday night | Works, These four compa P d 3 . uncertain of the year, His testimony related to alleged @ of the | condemning United States. ecldiers |#aid to contro! the heavy ma - Like Two Peasi inaPro ae ; nd 9 um ’ ntt ———- too! ide, inc wg the manufac vee eat tit ne Fllippines for the alleged de t tedie, Inciuding toe amutac’ | ig tne perfection of taundry work EM : ture of gun carriages of this coun The jeatimony of Mme. Pays, Esterhazy's mistress, was then read secration of ehurehes. Many believe! The bill at the Third avenue the- , h After this the court adjourned t tor try. Int ganization of the new t we do on shirt or shirt waist Sate 5 : e action Was premature and ay | ater was changed last night and an t } h a4 if just the promoters of the meeting should company the public will not be In-| Both look fresh and dainty, as if ju : 1 mould rr large audience witnessed the|vitad to participate. The entir ‘ Y n fr have walted for proof before mak aa Saadeh a the | tm participate entire i#- | bought new sur collars, cuffs, 7 sue of stock will be taken by the ris, shirt @aists or anything, are f proachably laundried prices no bundles de- prices; Shirts, 10 lar, 19iye; shirts, fan collars, #ef cuffs, do, ‘Phone I — is @ melodrama of the moat thrilling a sald that t anagemc THE GREAT WRESTLER [iype. Mt abounds in exciting Ine |g ents tnt, the management of Hali Adali, the conqueror of tions, It was well cast and welll be employed in the four factories | «reat Turkie wrestler Yousouf,| staged, the s ry being exception-| The central offices will be in New wave an exhi n of his remark: | ally fine, the principal scenes being | york. The list of officers and dire strength and akill at the Jeffer-| new T <t"iheater lst evening. “Hie| have bern. pia in new this season [on "it 'snterntcot mart w| QED City Steam Laundry q | | WASHINGTON, D. C., Aug. 2.— a? samtgonigt ted Det. Ae Consul Brigain writes from Nan sp oa ae nerve gh ip. | France, of numerous inquiries m agreed to throw Jack O'Neill have all been completed, and were! McKinley will be eatdent of the -o gh longs TE n.|at the comsulate for the names of the | Kaiispell, three times tn 6 minutes, | used last night for the frat time, the| srmpens te (Be President of the 496-98 Fourmh avenne, tetween Union ant Pitt ander senshi Xs found | leading manufacturers of machinery | catch aa catch can. It took him fust| additional Nghts giving @ luster. to | we phe AF ap _ plin the United States. England haw | 32% minutes to do the trick, the last | the coay ¢ house that added much | RAMBLE R theetings Guring the past ¢ neat ntrolied this market heretofore by fal! ing of 2% minutes. to the enjoyment of the evening. PRICES OF BEEF | AND@e The ae first made their appea , f her ni ean to the pur-| Herman Holts acted as referee dur The story i of a villainous guard IDEA A. ance at the "Big Tuesday’ celebr sing conte ne recent gug-\ ing ntest, and John W. Consid-| fan who, left with the care of a ance ath Po | Si eit man aie 0 "Sno eed wees] AND) AGE. ADVANGE son den wee aeons ndred dollars | ft ® ble supply of structaral tron | ers to marry his profligate son in r Caan or Installments te ¢ MO cent £ « were|'n that part of France lead the n —— to retain possession of her fortune wot tion, Henry Philips,| *ul t@belteve that this ta an opr BIC MONEY IN The return of the young lady's fath-| (NEW YORK, Aug. 23 FRED T. MBRRILL CYCLE CO 4 “gesres? hery stand| tine time for our manufacturers to er, long supposed to be dead, puts| beef and ice in New York we 1108-1110 Seeee Ave., an end to the villainy ed high today. Porterhouse steak is cents over the pr eS coins are a good imitation un har of then paveaeaabeliany ames Killed for His Money. WILMINGTON, Det. Aug. an-| {filling drama, “The Golden Glant,"| steak, roast beet, veal cutlets, lex of | § = : net if ANACONDA, Mont., Aug. 28.—An-| Local morocco manufacturers say| | De Bresented. lamb and bacon are each advanced | = aE: ae rexe) ts an American. ) murder has occurred in Deer| they are busier now and are fr Boge = F 1 y dounty, the wietith belig Bu-| lens money than for years. Te me Americans Get Contract m to bé outdone by the meat men | fie ; Px & | gene Cullinam, an old resident and|the price of raw material has ad-|_ GLASGOW, Aug. 23.—Dy a vote of] (he lee Parone have also ordered an) egy aes eened amor sta n New York a few 1 known mining man. ‘Tie mur-| vanced from 2 to 35 pr ent, and|7 to 6 the Glasgow Tramway Com seo . 1 rs : 1 : Con gogo vey = days ag the effect that Col. An-|derer or murderers are unknown, but|the price of manufactured ieather| pany today accepted the tender of |\rotine tadey to all of ite comet ae thon ' . y, had| the sheriff's officers are in purault of| has reased but 10 per cent, The! the Edward P. Allis Company, of the | DOLe today to a piers tiled be decided to b i euteet| t eke akan’ sikessted ot | bi oi: eth gt eta P that hereafter the price wi J abs wo or three men susp: 1 of the| mar irers way the price of the| United States, for the engines toy cents for 100 pounde instead of ~ has t fj 1 by Col.[erime. The m courred several| leather wil probably be advanced, | «upply the electric power, The fg-| cones np eee er, ae Drex t nd inyanys ago and t “ly was buried in| There t# a scarcity of goat skina,| ures of the successful tender are| °°" = * IN... i fice th : Got < aft - 4 ; oe: PROTEST AGAINST GLENN <= Ty cas : r inam abin, in American guléh) 60] men's sho they are now used suf “a = W: ll llz A id t Drex “1d Deny in unqualified! miles or more from Anaconda for mer also, which has been Fell Into a Pit. alia alla Ac 1t110n q te vi the ean s large demand without | A petition protesting against the come a Brit ‘ 1 Pr tite wunole to ines? oTON, Pa, Aug. 23.—James| employment of W. N. Glenn as an ti ne Pt it J and ne ‘ 1 nien Get Better Wa ‘a gan, a resident of Jeaneaville,| apector on the Cedar river pipe J] ® sas etal ae ee Stee! From Scetl fell Into a mine hole 100 feet has been fled with the clvil serv LEWISTON JUNCTION, Pa., Aug ns : : and last evening and lives to tell commission, 7 petition wan| ae - ; Carnogie Subscribes. The #tandard Steel Works, sitt-| LONDON, Aug. 2h—The Pall Mati story. He was at an early hour this| signed by nearly 40 citizens, and the | Se . j BOSTON, A t ated at Burnham, @ short distance to| Gazette this afternoon, noting the in-| morning found mare dead than alive.| reasons given are that Mr, Glenn is, 2 OBTON, Aug ne A m-| the F of this place, today an-|quiries for Scotch steel says a Lan-| He was returning from Parkview] not a citizen of the city in the state. | aw : ank ildi periatiat lengv mr ‘ | . Ss - pert “y league bi seh vanced an increase of 10 per cent.) ark#hire firm has secured an order|and lost his way. He sustained aj Furthermore, it states that | Mr 4 Dexter Horton Bank Building. m $1,000 from Andrew ( wie wages to all employes. The in-|for 10,000 tons for shipment to the | fractured skull and his condition is]Glenn has not passed the civil ser- be applied tu Auti-lmperialiot work.| crease affects about 900 men, United States, . | critica, | vice examination,