The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 6, 1899, Page 1

-_— « : " ‘ Cents a Mont i ry if [ V \ nN ald >) PHONE SUBSCRIPTIONS TO O; By Mail or on ‘ 1 I] K SKA ee K ‘ XY. FI K Ee. Lol @) . VOL, 1. SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, )ENSDAY EVENI PTEMBER 6, 1899. NO. 106, | | an ne gnemonor [peo nsec T WIRES MUST BE ! RIGHT WAU DANES | Mra. W. DP, Lawrence, of Torring 3 on today no official request Pe Ae WO “" band, William BP. Lawrence u lowed to testify at Rennes, ens of the season here Set any t pr states in a letter to Ch rn 1 that had been recely at the soho homie 1m Maren ie. ae te ie rept St aaa. $| New Telephone Co. Must Ob- Thi we | ik ane I . Plated Read : | $1.75 i owing Beptenit 1 at Seattic ably ‘be refused, and Colonel @ rvo Sunset Co. Limits. ; He informed her that he wax en Schwartakoppen will not 3 ) =, aig " erat “3 r fy a pany hen A in meta . The proposed franchine Med > “ . . ) T rT ; the name of W. Lawrence had been laration of Count Von Buelow 3) ape: 4] committee for several weeks . - frowned in the ¥ waton riy in the Ppper House, to the ef- @] for amendment, created quite a Home Hardware and House Foratehings 1215-1217 SECOND AVE | i ‘ ie nlana Bh nt n h ard fr " 3 fect SRE Dreyfus is — wh 3 ouss nat lant night's» ell t t | Intimation to That Effect Received To- «2-000 0se0" § SME aay tect, « Slavens mee | PAINTERS’ he PPLIES by res: uelow get mee nt mee j the city offices shal sup 1 with A day From Germany. } Ato é “ation at n ai *, ‘den : ng ob a n leman, Crichtor Glas » Wallpaper Etc s sant palice does mot believe that ¢ Crawford, Hill and Navin comp . > «< + 4 reert tions by Boh wartek« the special committee veralt tus, wae bebe eieot “any” ta ‘ § | bers or th praentins Third and Pike. STAR PAINT CO. wali por re oa lla Fehler rag geraggr aerate si $ Labori’s telegram to the 8 © ‘phongs than: tie present syp | The Generals Declare That Dreyfus and Ester. soos ssornanr of wunrd-eouneationn eat a hazy Were Accomplices-Jouaust voraine the Wh hin broth |e franchive showld pawn ite wine ue EL. N. RICHMOND PAPER CO. c pias prong aervidg ah sg Regen | ‘ the Sunset Telephone company has | Fel! Sdeathing Paper; 500 Square Feet of Paper for 34¢ 213-215 Occidental AYs 's y Auguat 35 on the @ OME, Sept. 6—1t ts stated Ta sietaes tala gel r ae and Labori Have Trouble. | od |S ROmmmnE ae ec ts tontea Bite © kan phgatbcie gd ey ey yA PO 000000 000000600000000000 | JAPANESE ACTORS. Ssiiity toe the Getonse 1 i tte eats oC public wortes i thegprevtus trial. The wov- $1 ino" some for talien women, BRUNNER & CO. ‘ that it has DEALERS 1M t or indirect yfus ermment de ha@ any dire communication with I and also states that it hae eo of the documents enum- Japanese recommend errs & Groceries, Wines and Liquors $18.10) from the genera! fund in pay ment of claims silowed by the audh 502 Pike Street, corner Fifth. ne Green 794. | Ing committee, $6,196.17 tr the wa ted in the bordereau jter fund in payment of water fund Old California Sweet Wines a Specialty, Port, Sherry, It ta reported that Italy wae @| cjaime Now. 1178, 1170 and 1180; $687.09 1 M j he bottle by aalion & willing enough to have Pants? @) gor city park claima, and $677.00 for Angetica and Muscatel, by the battle, 35¢ up; by gall mn, § 1 ward) teatify, but wae res- 6 | iprary fund claims. |@ up. Family trade solicited. Telephone orders promptly fill trained by Germany OOS 000000000000 600400 000000000 Mevtecesccceseveoces| THE GROEN CASE. pi et ann bt At ill Bo ation. Great ret sion, but | FOR WATCHES | ted to a severe examin ‘nt white the witness stuck {oval the parsts ¢ | WEATHER FORECAST. | icici Gustat Karl Groen, who tx contin WATCH U and was eres oe nee eee of Soattic and Vicinity Tonight a> felan ees. fon ta ta dell If You Want a Good Timekeeper pid i evens. us in the supreme court. |The altern 704 First Avenue JEWELER | The finance commit d, and « bill wan ¢ REN day's ses 6—A tremendous sensation was caused at to- reyfua rtmartial when M. Paleologue, Muenster, the rman ambassador in sd informed the French foreign minister n number Queen from They actors and actre Jarrived on: th YES, Se € ant V representing « Paris, stated that he Del Canse, that Col. Schwartkoppen, the German attache, had sent many “petit bleus” to Katerhagy, of which the petit bleu in the Dreyfus case was probably one, This was practically an ad mission that Esterhasy was the traitor It is whispered that ® revelation is Germany's response to Labori's call | San Francisco this morning at the Paris em are on route position, and have been playing at er the Gap Francis theater for some | ume Otto Kawakami, the ary Irving of Japan. i# at the head of | the company A performance may Paleoiog ‘The secret session today ed for two hours, and the proseeu tion's new w be given in Bea an orderly, concer « Picquart’s * to Scheurer-Kestner, the alive writ is returnable Septem ‘ ce Thariges maid that havin CITY NEWS. p: HOLD-UP Sent se ape salenk ot an soo tvcenUS MEE OF TH Thariewx sald that Savignaud was « worthless character Savignand thereupon contradicted Tharteux, insteting that he Was not a worthless character, and that his evidence had been truthful. Picquart arose and describe! Savignaud as a released prisoner whom he had employed for two days. Savignaud hereupon re f tired discomforte f Major Lauth, Picquart’s m. to show cause why the writ should A ” 4 ‘be most sensitive not be made permanent ie ALE: pele? ONAARAPARARRARBARAA M. D. Scordo, age &, died eee pinta pnenee” DRIVEN N FROM j ape. fay at Providence hospital from the resuite of an operation | be ' oe @ quick, or you won't live to tell about H | H | or a fow Minutes Inet might the it! |Oberon concert hall on Gherry street) The command was given to George was a scene of commotion, B.C. Me-| Richards, an ex-feattic policeman, ‘ain, a stadent, was &@ Hittie the | noar Baumelaw about 1 o'clock yes-| Three children belonging to « fam- | worse for # liberal indGlwenc Of terday morning. Two masked high-|\ly by the name of Morris, living at | whisky and he went to the Oberon | waymen With ugiy-looking revoivers| Renton, have been brought to the appeared in front of Richards and | police station by friends They in fools ra t determined detractor, then took @ hand end criticised Piequart's al conduct in the army Lauth said that Piequart bh broug prostitutes to « reception where officers’ wives were present at the time of the Caar’s visit Wines and They The Migliavacca Wine Co. Ot Nepe, California tured the highest oid medal st the Faris Exposition in 1889 for Zinfandel feine type, jour years 50 per cam. We Deliver ‘¥ bone Main 67, MIGLIAVACCA & CORGIAT. at the children’s father ordered) to the | net long In complying with the de-| them out of the house, and told them | young man's actions He rushed | mand never to return The children are} ONLY A TWIST OF THE WRIST j from the «tage with the Intention of) Richagdg_arrived tn this city last| two girle and a boy, the eldext b 1 a the hilarious student to the | night, and thie morning was reen at|ing 14 years of age. They were turn street in quick order. Baruch had | potice wartere by « Star repre-|ed over to Matron Taylor. The coun. hardiy reached McCain when the|sentatwaG- He told the following|ty commissioners will be a hed to ot out with bie right | story: “iebaarded the train at Enum-| provide a home for them, “I protest!” cried Picquart “His protests are false.” retorted Lauth. This statement brought loud hisses from the audience, and the court had to call for order Gen. Zurlinden then testified, referring to the Esterhazy trial whazy led Henry to with the tatention * the place. The attention ager, Irvin Raraeh, was ca his two Companions, and they were He said that Picquart's persecutions of FE: help the latter Labori then questioned Zurlinden concerning the petit bieuw, which had convinced Picquart that Esterhasy was @ traitor Zurlinden read from a letter that he had found no tenable case against Picquarton account of the petit bleu. He said he himself remarked scratchings on it. ° ent at RPE re whispers in the room, “This t« Germany's reply; the emperor ad mite that Esterhazy was the traitor”; “This will clear Dreyfus “Germany has now given her word. Next she will send docu Ments and witnesses,” were some of the remarks heard M. Tharieux then made another brilliant oration, this time in dehalf of Picquart. His day, when he spoke In dete summed up 5 , of jus iaud Tharieux concluded his epesch with a scathing rebuke erhany Great applause fol- | | and your rooms are warm, when your home is fitted up with hot water heating apparatus. Now is the time to prepare your home for cold weath~ er, and comfert during the winter months, that will prevent the bables our water arm and landed Baruch « hea claw with the tn og the chin. Affaire (60-1008 GR GR iention of gong to Spokane, and HAD A LOADED GUN. alarming attitude, The prospects of! trom there East. The care stopped —_— 4 fight brought an anxious crowd of| between Stampede and Chester to] James Mullin, # logger, was bound spectators around the two mes. Mr®.\ make repairs. I left the train, ac-lower to the supert uch rushed to the assistance of! companied by C. Clemmins and al ¢ her husband, and she was quickly man by the nary taking cold and y from freezing Hot water and always The judeew nd there were clean, efficien and we will put the now in a scientific mat reasonable cost © court by Judge nn yesterday for alleged black © of Ludwich, both) mai The prosecuting witness of MeCaIn wae B.C, and walked along] against Mullin was a man named potice headquarters, wh: will | the track in the darkr We w Wattic He claims that Mauilin ap wait for trial engaged in a conversation, when sud-| prc ken to of Ross RAUTMAN PLUMBING CO. Cor. Third Ave Spring St { me Buff 471. oquence Was even finer than on yester Dreyfus. Piequart's case wae leas efforts in behalf ched him with «a loaded gun and deniy we were or 4 to throw up! forced him to rir r hands. Two larg were} for $100. Mullin saya that Wattic nited directly at us, and our hands] insulted his wife, and vowed un- 00 he Would kill jer @ promissory t and his cease Today A. Waddell ert Bev ington, who war 4 charge f «rand larceny, walked into Judge! | Cann's urt and gave ¢ wv revoly 4 Ft 1 o the went up instanter lene he paid the of the highwaymen took both} hum. generals for the farcical trial « lowed when he finish Jup. It in alleged they swindled John “The Proof of the Pudding” 1 speakin while his partner rifted our JAVA | 3 | s out of a check of S728 on a | n. Billot made a speech defending rhazy’s trial an a fine | . ; pocke Clemmena was relieved of sian ames tee Stvosice Rrreasy'attl oo c Sun B | Sieg act Wabend sets weil Da eee oa ere CORONA Esterhazy, admitting that he had shown him a rascal and j there wae Be @ and Hew, | Ludwick had only $1.50. It was my| Best Coffee on Earth | J ington sold Jones 2.000 shares of Mt hat urn neat. I had $95 on my per dier, and intimating vasu he was a traitor was an accomplice of Dreyfus This was the first indication of the long expected move of the generals to declare E they perceived that they had to adr On,” cried Lab xo you of Dreyfus COMMERCIAL IMPORTING CO. ney there be and I cer- k and Jones gave payment, as part and 222 Pike Street. Judge,Cann held mi bail, Late I placed the m rhazy an accomplice of Dreyfus, as soon aa Esterhazy’s gullt s Fe be 1} tor re leaving on Was feleas ltainly congratulate myself now. T leainly congratulate myself now Fh ne nga | 2 ee On the Defensive 0the Oe took my watch and $3.50 tn ft the Se-| They wafer’ International unton oma trying to reaniz th 1 a igarmakers. He ts also doing missionary work as he goes | puts our rivals on m. educating the people up to|g ans. He is now making out Esterhasy ana ymplice n Ta “I protest!” screamed Dreyfus 4 | chang With a command for frning at not to move, the two men ba ked | ¢ Holdridge | 4way and appeared tn the wooda.| t think we were 200 yards}! ear coach. We informed|® eS ne. My | What the union label m f our work—both ily washing— the defensive. and Sehe exe A great uproar followed tn court k and £ 1 ain men's we Billot said, "I would not undertake to y two accomplices or not.” When order was rest say whether th iittl ntinued his talk on sona 14 Work.” and Rev. BR. is Lanning gave, from t a talk on fleld work, his auby be Jin nion or Inter-church M ean begets imitation, but our im. ra will find it dificult to equal Dreyfus again ex men experien igare made in » companions continued on thelr Treaniand, and I concluded to} Bastern sweat shops. He says by jusing only cigars made | workmen the #m I do also!” cried Labor!. “This is a new charge for the first making a fight on A Labori vigorously protested untii Col. Jouast threatened to de- quality and prices. time intimat + call trade prices a0 bundles de- Hvered at these prices; Shirts, 106; by union to Seattle a nform the p ker is assured that Prive him of the ft Nisappears < t ~. abirt with collar, 1@\ge: shirts, famey, “I maintain my right to be heard rfed Labori, and nearly ae. t0 oes sucnarde pae'e © heonetpren n ot rounding rag as aso Nye collars, 2c; caffe, da, ‘Phous Fikes fell from his chair with exhaustion. Hie wound appeared to be tow What the > men, and ves | Mr. Rapheal makes the startlin he had in h steamer D h for their arr » this ay. affecting him. After a pause, Billot said, “I haven't dectared flatly that Ea- terhazy and Dreyfus were accomplices.” statement that there are as cn nen ee City Steam Laund i ; THE ‘WORK | IS ington every year, of which, Wut fia City between Union os + Gen. MePher labor. To pre 000,00 arrived from the E P H D | would require 3,000 cigarmakers at QO wielded passage, was an average of $1 a week, which | Sr raha and would mean 8 tor over- = eee 4 wages | | Work on the Palmer cut-off Is pro- sasisbatieinnse r cs ae creasing as rapidly ax 500 men, work May Enlarge tron Works 0 aye dierent places at once HOP PICKERS POTTSTOWN, Pa, Sept. 6.—The | can handle the dirt and shape up the stapkhoiders. of Nl road-bed. It Is expected to have the be a? . upsidering a prop ra laid and the oad 1 ork Hom ta vate $100,000 fon the cn, | falls laid and the road in working tain and part own Labori egain took an «x left the stand jon, and Billot shortly afterwards Maj. Gallopin yext witness, He related how Drey once photographed teide of the second bureau. “Dreyfus he said, “was taking pictures at the order of my chief The deposition most disappointing me who, expected sennation u Du C1 y repeated his testimony before the Cas sation, telling how he was directed to make a teat of Drey handwr and to draw up an indictment. He defanded all of his acts 0,000 a year in ‘lam was then read, and proved erancers, tistown I yurt then adjourned AAAY January 1, and every effort bent to a borl Is seriously considering tendering sreyfus case, because of his trouble with ay, and owing th the court's host rder b an open hearth # wii plant, repaire to the blast furnace The RENNES, Sept. 6.—1 his resigna mplish the re work in being done i" “| A Cheap Rate Offered by the manner, stone culverts idges being put in, whieh Northeth Pacific. Ld ¥ attitude to. and for working ¢ tal The first preferred shares of the om, M. ¢ the audience, tried to reach Major substantia ib Walla Walla Addition ast, Picquart's Prerenereestrrverere nd ate 250,000 rdert to account for villyfying statemen seed brings the road up to the main line RSH : tP t. Gendarmes prevented a meeting be en ree a standard ORTH YAKIMA Bent tthe ; . tae ie ‘ ie expe | a ‘confiden Ved by thoes It was reported that there was a vuty f = favorin PE PTOY emer At be-lescarcity of men and tools on the eound “° » Doles ~ montha the construction = pete wd sleet "job, but the men in charge say the} wit begin at the f this week = P * ~ a sr w work Is not being retarded any on|and continue for eral days of ae r he blast furna inet asenunt hext week: for several. years pant = 4 | which an been idle ft ¢ wx years The Dairymen’s Combine vil again oe pet Is operesien aan thone Geviring 4 pleasant and prod. Dexter Horton Bank Building. = i Ni daa anes oO ata | bie out! nd redioat. chat ‘ * able outing and a rw anke y : CLEVELAND, 0, Bept &—At ton] JEWISH MEW VEAR. —[oiimate nave avaited themaclves Saanaanann ARARARARBRARARARARARARARARARARRLLNNY * Sig's neue f the Mankar's Ne the opportunity offered by the elf fda RoALRBRAALSARARADARAALARLARAARRAA LADD RAD BS lal convention, a resolution calling), The Jewish New Year cloned yes-| growers of Yakima county to make The Star announced on August 28, that a combination of datrymen of | UPON conkress to enact mare wtrit Seidl to the Jewish cxlundae, Newser actraniinn Bnd 1 tice Is Roun aNe Ta GRAS ANY POS Soe BAU 1 ERATE BS, fect . gent laws lo « toward a gold | ley of Yak ° this city was about tot 1, the object being to raise the prices Yoar begins at # o'clock on Jay |iful crop of hops which is harvested B k standard, waa adopted | charsed 1 aauine Last hight the deal was successfully carried . . is ind lasts 24 hours. The congrega-| there annually, and this year will I Wor ) a ery. through at a meeting of 26 dairymen held at the 1. X. L. dairy. These | PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 6—The| on of Bichor Cholem, which ts an] be no exception to the rule z - ty : eee cote oie ; : 1. X. 1a dairy. ‘These | PHILADELVHIA, Sept. 6—The | Ci a sewiah church, colebrated| "The Northern Pacific Ratiway com-|M All Kinds of Bread, Cake and Pies, - - - Manulacturers of Hardtack and To2 men ve-halt milk-eupplying industry of the |e ee a Ret The ad-|the New) Year at Morris hall| pany has again made d round trip} P. A. HALLBERG, Prop. 119 Pike St. city hey claim to be able to secure the acceptance of their combin- | ministration of the pension con Friday evening. About 600 worship?! rate of $6.50 In parties of 2. A itt. | ation project by all of the other dairymer np ian ho at the mont import. |PEre Were present. The kervices were] tle diMiculty has been experienced in ; According to th tu prices adopted quarts of milk [ant matters d 1 pag gt by it Ke D. Brooks, assist-| 5 at year in ie he oo ty ag rad oe HF POHPOHOHHODS OH ENIOSSOOESEHOHHOAHHHIO SOOO ERED m4 : : i i iat @haw, ad York, looks like |@d by Rey. Sechulin: of 25, but should there be any di will be aold for $1 to cuntomers who buy but one quart a day. ‘To thone | Col haw, of New York, looks like al Ta ne a SE SMALL FACTORIES am 3 buying thre ur quarts a day, 20 quarts will be wold for $1. Twenty- | trier intending to go can, by applying at Te candid Wilh ba Gch’ te ueinl aomesteiete’ tea ML. Cranes’ te Foiadt abae ents : ; ANOTHER DISAPPEARANCE (1079 reo MN Can Secure Space and Electric Power = 5 ix pin 1 " f mn to retail cus- hicago Wan ® as the place : oo Bird $ Advantageously in the Snoqualmie Buliding now being cousts 1, Maiu stre tomers w be 40 5 quart ‘Se per can was agreed upon as the | for the next ampment hall in Seattle, beginning with Friday $ snd second avenue south, bs ‘ ‘ ‘rate ‘ an dens = Dante N. Conniff disappeared from] next, be included in parties that | $ SEATTLE CATARACT CO. olesal . - > ’ — x porn b am we ne at N N , »; ucue , ane n " start from that point This ar Vee ¥ — = } bt “s WASHINGTON Bverett Aug uet a an i, is wh iH " +f mth poly ‘ Aa: rang Medcte fer the HEW Bnonualmbie Liknt . tad a n | A 1 rT! about are anxious! eough »y his] ment is neces: eo ‘ eAron anes Retail pr ' f , ) quarts of milk for $1 to wr | outbreak of at , wife, Mra. DN. Conniff, The fol-| that the City of Tacoma does not hac cnachchnchcchncacechchchla tach cached thatthe cain tintin dndiadndedhadhadade / consumer to 26 qu t taking larger quantities, pints , | ela was received t ie f yart- | lowing description of Connift has ntain a free employment bureau ment this morning been furnished the Seattle poll On arrival at Yakima the hop M B * tl C & sarr pro rata ¢ arr per quart The wholesale price for stinnienmnet Occupation, shingle weaver; age 26 wWers will provide means of « oran I (@) 1e Ts om any ' é milk ha f and cream $e per gallon RALTIMORE, Sept. @—=At re- | welght 195 pounds; complection Hght;| veyance to the different yards, Pick A mmitt " poin to consult an attorney as to Incorporat publican stat nvention smooth face, conspicuous scar on left} ers should provide themselves ENGINEERS AND SHIP BUILDERS. a nbins i nasbisia uhidirbed’ ty meat neat Pusat day Gov, Lowndes was renominated, | Jaw, near point of chin; wears black] tents and cooking utenst At the | vie Spee : , ng adjourned to meet next Tueaday at | om piattorm indorses the McKinley | cutaway coat, no veat, reddish brown| end of the picking meason, the Sta pune, Plant, Inety anatruction and guvers all branches of the the Western Central Labor union on Third avenue, at which time per- |gaministration, and declares for | trousers, cotton shirt (faded) and| fair is held, In connection with which te for We nary. the “hledier and 'Hoberta’ wa- manent officers will be elected, sound money.” wvft, ight brown hat, will be given an indian jubilee, ter tube boilere and! the jo Packing Compage y | « eee Ce arene an