The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 23, 1899, Page 2

aeos --+6e | NNT IRE EEE ts THE SEATTLE STAR bE. H. Wits & Co.,, Every Afternoon Exoopt Sunday Telephone Pike 150 | ¥oW We ' KF CHASE, Busisinme Maxaorn | ~ “ORE? PP MO TIAT eF Wook Or Weenieelive Tonle far MONMn Gellvered bp | wail » " Plltorial Mor rn Ne, 1107 Third eae Fre t atoll i Reattle, W at second in the Philippines Ten new regiments are being organiaed for service army will be composed of 100,000 men, Deducting 40,000 to garrison Cuba y y. Per nr the Hawa 1 ie, an the varion military poate | throughout the Unite States and in Alaska, there would be approximately | 0,000 men available for service in the Far About 26,000 regulars | Pubite gambling ie now flourishing in Beattlc as never before. In six weeks the games have won are now in the Pp ppines, and the problem to be ‘ived je the trans back all the patrons who lost their money tn the ld day and hundreds of new recruits have been add portation of 35,000 volunteer troope to the islands ed to the small army thas contributes dally to the support of several hundred sports Of the ability of the gover nt to obtain recruits for the new vol After being closed up for a coupl months, the gambling Joints opened up with @ dlare of trum unteer reg nts and 1uip them for war with reasonable celerity, } pets. Th Business has increased nowt dail until now it has almost reached appalling 3 there ts no doubt The provision of teanspertation, however, ls a matter ’ portions Thie ts the condit 1 Of gambling matters in Beattle of serious diMeulty—much more serious than those unfamiliar with the Three large gambjing Nouses are running night and day, vig. the Standard, the White House and 3 subject would imagine. The War department has 16 troopehipa, the Chaney's the total capacity of which ie about 17,000 men, or a little over 1,000 The first mentioned joint t# In the Cenderioin district at the corner of Ocoidental avenue and Washing each or average, The vessels are not all immediately available ton street, It has Mor 18 tables, and Including boosters, d bouncers, watchmen and keepers some being now on the way out to Manila with pa and military stores: gives employment to about 1 He Three are ready to proceed to the Philippines ne the current month The Standard ts leased and operated by George L ” Jay Hoisington and John elght w © in Seattle or San Francisco from Mantia in thine to make Considine 3 return voyages during ber, and five of ships will not be home Any time from 9 o'clock in the morning unt lock the fo! ng morning the devotees of the until various dates " n of Oot As th und trip requires games can play he following are some of the attractions; Faro, foulette, hazard, craps, shell poker about 80 days, the veasets which shall sail with the fret of the new rest Black Jack, bookmaker’s wheel, tub game, Chinese chuck-a-luck and Klondike ments will not be ave le for the tra rtation of a second detach A gentioman who is in & good posit to make the statement, saya that the profits of the Standard ment untl We In Nov ©, while the last of the 1@ transports to run from $600 to $1,000 & day. Fiftes Ired people, he estimates, visit this mammoth gam 1 leave will not return to make a second voyage until tHe second half of in the course of a day. The "Joint" catches the maases, that is, workingmen, satlors, Japanese, clerks January Tt will be very near March 1 next, therefore, before the and mechanics whol an Assembled In the vielnity of Mantia The above de iption of the Standard ve of the went ea ne he * on the coast, gives some Secretary Root has shown hie grasp of the aituation by the charter of idea of the startling growth, rather revival of the evil in « few t { weeks four additional veasels for the transport service; but, inasmuch as these The “White House.” situated at 121 Washington-at ce & oma gagibiing house than the Stand four auxiliary troopships will a nodate only 2,550 n atl, they ard, but it pushes it yas a moneyanaker. Hii! Dave Argyia, John Considine and Joe Har Will expedite the shipment to no very great extent Perhaps they will vey, of San Francia are supposed ru Weigh a are kept very busy, 1 from @ to ena partment to muster the whole of the 20 vdlunteer regiments 8 men employed around the pla at Maniia by February L next. Not until then will we have on the spot Clancy's,” at the Corner of South Third end Washingt also in the heart of the tenderlotn, ts the @0,00¢ men with whose ald it is hoped that the Filipino insurrection the third big gambling hell of th Ve yan ctx sand gives ployment” to about 30 men fit for the carriage of m connot be had at a moment's notice and tn | fectly wate systems for the hous A fair eotimate places the percentage in favor of the house at from 16 numbers to sult any exigency, nor cant 1 ters be convert to $3 per cent. Rowlette pays only abou 1 ed into troopehipe in a ays, or Every Increase of a Hosters employed by the f the houses get $2 4 day, and dealers from $5 to #6. A floor walk thousand mil o the @ © between the fleld and the base of opera er be employed at alt the houses, ay v 4 money to the boosters and to keep track of A it. ‘The latter, of course, keeps the mu ing, and induce the vietime to play. The enormous receipte tion correspondingly increases the diMeulty roblem. If Maatia of the three gambling houres des 1 may be judged from the number of men employed were 10 Instead of 13,000 miles away aoh of the tfansperts coukl The Standard +» 126 men 12 times the work it is now capable of dotng. Of course, it will not be The White House + @ men necessary to delay the campaign in the Philippines unti! al) the new Clancy's + men »s shall have arrived at Manta; but if the views of thoge mili To Por pe xperts who bel that at least 69,000 men will be necessary to push At the Standard, no Very large playing t* done, but it is so continual and so many people frequent the the war simultaneously in all dt ons be correct, it would Be Idle to | place, that a golden stream pours into the fers of Considine and company day and night niacin authorities to suppress gambling, * as the monthly fines paid, In the meantime, several wel At the present time there are about one and a half miliion railway known sporting men are said to be hegotiating for the purchase or le f other houses in the city cars roiling over the tracks within the border of the United States, If we ply corey igh a> ge en gs ede acting took in cs weet statement frequentiy made should attempt to estimate the quantity or fron, steel, wood, bronze In subsequent articles the Star will give a further expose of gambling here, and describe some of giass, paint and other materials used in the construction of these cars, we slick methods in vogue would become hopelessly entangled In a maze of figures; but there ts fily form an estim ate—namely, mportant item of which we wheels can fF freight cars have which weigh about 600 pounds apiece, and most of the have eight wheels. Therefore, if we multiply the number of cars by the | number of wheels, we find th 12,000,000 wheels now roiling Muit!plying the number of wheels by their average weight, we ascertain that they contain 7,200,000,000 pounds, of 7,600,000 net tons, of iron, As- | suming the average life of a car wheel to be 10 yoars, 1,200,000 pew wheels ane the iron car wh cast-iron = Nearly alt cars. mow made there are Wk ee SEATTL AR, me SeeTTes. ST" THREE GAMBLING HOUSES pm ERT rR NOW IN FULL OPERATION had tin to look round me, | am surprined to fod active dutics of life a0 very closely attend to already. | @ Moston Transcript | Summer Boatder—I think, consid-| ering the price | pay, and the poor accomme * you have. you might Forty-three Popes reigned during | at least treat me with reapect. Mra | will be needed each year to replace those worn out In servi and this the building of St. Peter's cathedral,, Hayfork—Well, mum, to t the means a yearly demand for 360,000 tons of iron for making new wheel®.) pone truth, 1 can't feet much respect for! In point of fact, considerably more fron is needed, as there is a cet- | The single proviacelef Ontario in People what pays the bie pri ia about four times ae large arne for the tain amount of unavoidable waste. i — —s tions I give.—New York Weekly as > | At Wardbury, Norway, the lene ‘The Milwaukee Sentinel mtourns Business Is Rushing and Thousands of Dollars Are The sheath-shaped ekirte and tbe snugly-fitting waists in vogue now Ave necessitated new shapes in un- riinen. The fuffy, beruffied bed- rt of accommyda-| ice on the corset cover and chemise the | are no longer lavishly wide f the rage, while Ile gnce #0 extensive — * AMUSEMENTS irst Seattle _ Exposition October 2 to inclusive Special cae cieabtions { Cheap Rates By Kail and Steamer. hibit Agriculture, Horticulture, General Display FRANK R. ARMSTRONG, Free transportation of e Floriculture, Mining, Poultry, Address Iman Block, Seattle. oot ho eight of wall, L1L6 lui pelos net to with poles dinenta, 045 fh, $5.00 dren's A Tent, 04516, $2.99, jidreu's Hip Kool, ox) tt, $475 Felitz Tent and Awnine Co, 117 Yester Way. Moran Brothers Company ENGINEERS AND SHIP BUILDERS. covers al ol and branches @f the Our plent | tusiness Mining ther ole pinery bullt and repeired ante tor Worthington pu hin the > ad *Retvorte’* ter ube botlers and the United Mt Ming ¢ — Doctors aad the World in New Discoveries in Medicine. The German Medica Institute NEWEST DISCOVERIES of GER- To establish these rem- The Germans I Represents the very MAN SCIENTISTS. | edies we offer you — Consultation and Treatment | Absolutely Free. | These discoveries enable us to cure CATARRH, BRONCHITIS, and CONSUMPTION. We have cured cases of Catarrh thdn all the doctors in Seattle combined RUPTURE by more We cure Interesting information bas m received In the United States — at day tacts trom Wany 93 te duly 9 because the excursioniste whom the| ty are not now permissibie. | simply applying medicines to the out ~no cutting, no needles, cerning the successful efforts of Miss Clara Barton, president: of the | est day latls Hut whalsback brings up from Chicago] ‘The circular ounce, as sweeping We are the only doctors inthe WHOLE WORLD who can do American National Ked Cross society, im alleviating the miseties of the | UN AS pecreet, rector of) Vr? afternoon and dumpe into may and as muah furbeilowed below the this. Many of the leading citizgns of Seattle have been cured. widows and children of dead reconcentrados in Cuba. Miss Barton found | pe mpstead church, England, preach-} Geseiter aavue cole aaetaamenaes + wpbecontre Theet ie / rig! yaad the We succensfully treat all DISHASES OF WOMEN FREE. hundreds of homeless children literally starving to death In nearly every | es from’® pulpit that he carved Bitm-| 10%. 0 Tate see ee ey toldown. ‘The upper must te cut te We cure ali SKIN DISEASES. Ours is positively the ONLY Cuban town, and with the energy and intelligence which so emphatic. | self. rush off some spot where they nform to. the Of the se cure for Face Pimples and Black Heads. We cure FITS aa u f ’ o Havana | The Jewish community of Athe@® | oan drink “the t that has) dr kirte at 5 SERVES or aes ally characterize the good work of this grave woman, she sent to Hava She of 99 tocaiiiea, hes cahen{<-” he bever hat ha vee skirts about the hips. Some ex DISBASES of the NERVES. We cure all Stomach, Liver and for food and clothing an utilized dilapidated old buildings as homes for ean oy Soe seen “OE oyna. | ae a Iwaukee famous treme ste even G0 20 far as to say the Bowel Troubles. wie " . be n tr h priest ha ta bored awing string w t eo ¢ ca the waifs. Asa result, many of the children have been placed in 4 | page sn rena ts eatas tenascin | Genet packet to kin Foc yalongt to | In fact, whatever ails you, call and the doctors will locate comparatively comfortable situation, But the merciful work thus far gijmson—Wiullle, where did you wet) Oo Qyiany © tell you, Sichaei | fons every ache and pain and tell you what alls you without asking carried on is only a beginning. There are thousands of other women | that black eye? Ie a toe ant said the priest, “whisky Is your) Entire yokes and boleros of lace | you @ question. If you can't call, write. Our system of home and children on siand suffering for the want of the nectesaries of I've nly been civiliaing yn worst enemy, and you should keep| appear upon many of the most strik | treatment is perfect. nor.” —Lalfe as far away from it as you cap.” | ing of the new robes d-nuit for fall le ox ingly gratifying, howev 0 Ie that through the i —_ Pee oF beyeret, fe eern. - i The Paria acadhemy of Sciences) “Me enemy, ts it. father?” respond-| Square yokes are again to the fore. | ae ~ efforts of the noted Red Cross prestient, the labor of relieving the dis- |... "4ci4eg to cnlarge the number| ed Michn« 1 it was your river-|Jat ace, Swiss embroidery, the | tress Of these sufferers will b wed until all of them shall be | of the foreign corresponding mem-|ence's self that was tellin’ us in the plain Swiss or lawn, after quite a | safe from the horrors of 5 mn | bers from 100 to 116. pu only last Sunday t ve our! long reat also redtvivus on many € panei | Queen Victoria always peste in enemies. » 1 was Miche 1.” re- [of the handsoment night gowns | * : ; bracelet to which fa attached a med-| Joined the priest. “but I didn’t tell 1tra plecesof French lingerie have Missionary P. F. Price, of Richmond, Va.. who has returned to the betrney portrait of her latest grand-| you to swallow the Bacred Heart! » a it nee Heche ser hape i fret | United States after ar years’ reaidence In China, declares that the ong of geeat-grandobild Review ing accessory. Although thene jend e feported construction of rafiroads that country Is “moatly on paper.” She—Mr. Highnote tells me he is ry . I variety for a woman who desiren it It ts doubtless true, as Mr. P that the superstitious opposl- | cultivating his volce. He-—Yea; 1 GENTRY S DOG and possesses a large stock of un tion of the Chinese to the building of the roads prevents the mandarins saw him sei it early this) . Eeeements Ser 9 not very prac 0 Chicago News | Ucable general wear from authorising their construction. Still, some progress in that direc. | " pede v tand vi ad has ad-| Sleeves or undergar i nts have fat bd e Long Istanc tir é eevee 0: ., ments have fal. | has slept for 4 thousand years cannot be instantaneously electrified in- |, jeave the cars by th nt door this season and are very much re to modern activity and enter by the rear 4 ae PUP EN i deren A duced in size : ee An order issued by Maj. Gen. Miles dls 4 gr rast — When nightgown fronts are very 4 ic a taining amusements in Seattle ie the 0 > t t >rohiby side: ° b lavishly deco: ny of the ; P. Old Se: >| e = The pleasing opportunity 24, through the munificence of Mr. An- | Prohibits soldiers wearing felt bats) C0. mons show now] en rated many of them ar acific Black (Old Seattle National Bank Block), 5 ony ecner ‘team thet: origiest y ‘ n unattache they may be Yesle 4 Sec F keny, to secure arn of the First Washington volunteers to this | hah. with @ crease from front to| exhibiting rae phate more easily launde esler and Second Avenue. city, will gor b 1 to pass unimproved by the people of Seattle 4 . Pd ot a oe on Sh skirt on the corset cover} A‘rousing welcome will cér he prepared on the broad lines origin- | Two recent consienmente of goods engin gst yar Siypah nary death when the pres ally projected Scomed home tm the name of the | to London houses includes %.0 birds 18 teanittel Mitie aclrmih, wae ms to mode became la mode, The a ‘ , aid: cash thd of paradiae, 3,000 Impeyan pheasants ve thnd avery weed that | Netty « coraet covers now | State of Washin a itt » d that th of the 4.606 crested plguons, smatt birds | °° thy i : ve 2 ie AS “+ terminate ak the walet lina patane Ses SPOT CASH . as far os pra ab) to Seattle to | of varteus # non, ete through a drill that would tax 0 lines of Inserting and tiny frille are ? She—Why is It, f wonde?, that 1ttle! aisoiptine of crack militiamen. ‘The |‘M@ MeSt Weual ornamentation Highest Prices Paid. men #0 often marry ble women? He home are a ef Hid fet and are train-| LOCY DUE ‘NOT A WHITE I don’t know, unless It Is shat the /ed n> sell that acarcely a word of JAKE MARTIN. Perhaps you would like little fellows are afraid to back out mmand te ¢ y| FICIAL IAL TEST 0 OF 3279 Second Avenue . » Con 3 | ; ae t Tit ‘: ‘ a 10x12 Copy Book, 500 | f the engagements andon Tit-| fine te the Jump TO THE WORLD, MAN IN TOWN | Bite hounds. ‘The high diy | $ pages, for goc. We have | enterprising barber has made|out a hiteh, and the audience in| ORT the m—usually sell for | aa fia request for ap under] atm breathless until the daring L te st St d1.2 CHICAGO, Aug. 2-—"This govern- ANNISTON, Ala., Aug. 23.—Hob.| the, big dome s the State ne feat is ov aa two sepheats are oa a we y e ‘ “ ‘ for @ barber shop. Of cou he} a Valuable adjunct to the perform YASHINGTON, D. C., Aug. 22.— ments should recall every soldier in three miles from Anniaton, | -°° : | t a w prompt! Liem issed At ‘ta ance and ey ver " n ther * to | the Philippines immediately, apolo-| with a colored population of 400 and | PAe Bromety diemia gad ewmetprd me ver failing | Another satisfactory trial of the Kun Ladies 1 beve your Tellar-made Suits _ Denny. Coryell | Company ow 1 bos « t s been made t gize to the world for the errar we|not a white person in the town, has! Gucat—What have you got? Walt | Two performa given datly he ra r at b. made, After 716 First Ave. ‘ : sue : © you Ko . ewport had beer arand a have made and turn the island over| been ince The proposition | op —t've got liver, calf's brains, pig's] Afternoon and ev Penight and) s tei. Commlactan ond a eM ote HU ™M ES & CO. to & native government.” was yent led by a unani-| fect. Guest— T don't want a des.| tomorrow will be OPPOFLAN| out of dry dock, in a run of 156 hours Paes OE Rate Deptt Butieing, of South I snl | be the first experiment to show the| ties. What have you got to eat ts] {hour with a coal conaumption of Spot Cash cago today on his way from the East what I want to know.—Boston Trav- | little more than <a hahaa (n Bioax Pails, gave tha elty of the negroes to govern | ¥h4 : | lise Gamktan Geld ts cos ce et Cn — ae foregotng as, in his opinion, the only mselves under the laws of the| °! | irdsditea a.dteamine mates ces tnt Gold Dust honorable course for the country to| United States In an old church In Rows, Heretord-| yee days P ies book yay na Full Assay Value. Any Quantity yur In the Orlegt nator Petti shire, Eng. there ape two thriving ‘ or 8722 knots 4 W t aati im trees, which natGyally wprouted F int the other gunboats of ber You an JOSEPH MAYER & BROS. “This ‘ctvilizing warfare t in REGIMENTS from the pavement of the ediffer and | {aaa Is copper-bottomed and her 8 1. Building one eae e ofa ow e fency Is not impaired by re ain | sham. People ca stale fe good! stand one at each end of a pew ; y remain-| _ a government as they have a right This pew was, many years ag | Orders res and supplement. |!" long in the water, | argain — to have, and you cannot wive cupied by John Thyle, who apent a to clr fated Jun The Part PIGOTT & FRENCH estar Oe great deal of money planting elms wer nt the feeal land e Paris Docked. in a New, Slightly Use 4W. Washi: hc have teeons = in Rosa, his native town os Mice today nould be of inter MILFORD HAVEN, Aug. 22.—T» or Second-hand Suit for Blacklisting. ]} A gift that wos not included in ull f mption| American Line steamship City Linotype Ia) Printing Machine DENVDPR, Col, Aug Joseph The efforts of Seattle people to] the published list of wedding pren- | "* ‘aed A lecision ‘ot ria Paris, which came here from Fal 3 ee eS ents received y ewly-emarried partment ro Ide that| mouth yesterday, was 1» ibe Northwest. Cw > Bruner, a raliroad man, has brought! have the North Dakota and Minnes-| “7 r score " on vi ! nda sah dae fos slat Be pis y ba AY, Was docked today se . Py ae minlonees, Fam suit against President, Trumbull of| ota volu eturn from Manila io youre’ back subscription due fr rd ix no the te aa ee Remember we have ths BONEY'Uy & Ving them ab opportunity tne z rade southern Ra Vrond m-|by way of Senttie, has received a|tne bridegroom to one of the neigh and ered thereby as indemnity Diamond Ring Free Largest and Most Com- ni lia, ae : strong aid from Senator H.C. Hans-| boring county papers, the generous | Ulder 4 raliroad grant, A pro-emy - lete Stock in the Ci leged ground t vad been black-| brough, of North Dakota, who is|contribution of the big-hearted pub.|U0M Ming not perfected and ontered| We eve away free at our 2:20 p.m Pp e City Meted by that road r in the city, It depends on how | ished.—Kansas City Journal 2 ee ibe Pi tag odihdlan nerfed het ty nd Mp GotMbehrcory bameaa! (reete eos leet Ii M \ good @ water rate can be secu 3 ‘ quired by law, ceases to exis n| Diamond ing and 10 other elegant " y *) va Sued by His Fellow Priast (0 oe te tenets ihe vider ot (6 auth Tahton! taoy ana AAG In hota claim | prevents, if Order to secure a laree Db. Ss. JOHNSTC church school, having finial hie] chee w Bp ttendance at the sale of : , a © WILK AT Pa., Aug. 23 fine 4 d t m he operation of the | attendan q the New 9 OAT Pied So aden, rr ; |Seripture leswon, congratulated the] raitroud grant, even though, the 1,| York Jewelery Co.'s stock of Dia. | 903 Second Ave., Burke Ballding AFAR, thi’ Seabeiaw Cis Pages No Bike, No Work. fod ch nee mn 8 coming holid ny Ants no formal cancellation on the records | Monds, Watches, Jewelry and Silver-| é vt Ing with the expression of a hope) at the date of the definit ware. Special sale of Rogers in ty, has brough gait MILFORD, Del., Aug Parmo-| wher anal hoy would ‘seteth wwith| the company's toed. rent a | wareat # pst, each Chee ree ce Father loysevich fthejers in lower Sus county have|clearer and better brains.” He wan ” : elphaat | ; be Fut e S schinen Guat . cisions Will no longer be valid lowing persons received Diamond | @@ treen Cathol 1180 | formed a compact not to hire any | somewhat taken aback with the un! | a city, tor soda’ a Sein bathe nies Tha cent a ie ream rings free last week: Mrs. Martin hands unless they own bicy-| versal response of “same to you, Korn Drug Co, Fifth and Pik 714 Maynard avenue; Mrs. Your rial lee. Mainly the detdare. eee | o dieaaripiion opesiatinle ‘rhons tatsca'| toten Porky Mra tes as pat . AND repe nop. Th Ky npelled to lend each farm hand al Old Fooale—So, my won, you hav Jacobs, McDonald . 1 } ; ' F § have 0. as block; J. HR. Wilson, are ' man andi I that he | and carriage ry Sunday, |inid aside your studies and are about! nuy ab acre tract, Moore Inve Co, |decklin ASFitth ee ara: Mrs Frelant, Passenger ind Baggage circulated the report that Rey Toth| and some of them were compelled to|io enter upon the active duties of ee fronacch i’ |ablen (ae, 8106 AB Sis: date. eee STORAGE had pawned his jewels, hence the| keep five or six horses for the use of |life? Young Fooule~You, dad: but jal Bale—Ky See ved for indie cr ie mone ie suit. \thetr help ee fran sai Speclal Bale—Hne note paper, in|reserved for ladies at the Emporium, | | —Thone Bala dl-#, Ces 083 Flt Avan nee I got my sheepskin and have | boxes. Denny-Coryell Co,, 716 ist ave.| #17 Second avenue. e oe eur der car his cely con lak ritt ton tan hor util ing Ger san inte ma cial Ww Cha Rey an the Gov ROV sery not cam of New the ket Jo hist Mex com ring the sued Hobt Cun! for Ma come Ath early testi thew Th the or fc Tac W Deny ama Je take tle w Bepte