The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 8, 1899, Page 4

—_— a epee 4 THE WILL AID THE A FUGITIVE IS MEXIGAN PAPER CAPTURED AT LAST SGENTS A MYSTERY: TRAIN WRECKS COME BY THREES | | TOLEDO, ©, Sept. & arly on erry x 8. 'Th Railroad mon were resigned to the| @unday last May five men escaped 1 over] * f small wrecks occurring on trem the county jall here, and Diag) . td o% Hine of the és edeationhk dhaea t0 ‘ ' pa ern Pacitt They ingiet the arin, ‘ ha simply verified th od eaptured in Michigar y to the| superstition that wrecks and acc Later a third was run t ! Y noeiv- | den ir in sote of thre Chat today Sheriff Stag . ! none of the accidents were serious " Waser ‘ tneident Thr wae that the last man is held in nia . ~ & man 1 ' 10 Number due, and it came Ont. This accounts for " Ther lifference of opin The Arth, acc b , ‘ 1 tor urding the superstition of ' cunive accld ¢ Was shot and killed in July while a » thie vule only he tempting to reb a hous 2 St. Paull? 1 Yacovery nd accident, but a majority Ze Gecrein, Male ia ea \ « to! of raliroad men tnsist when one a i ! his| cident occurs two more are abe fe Henry Duplanty an 4 ! feKinley tely rtain to follow, no matter fn Canada ts Jo wnty . #-| how careful the different crews may death hes been a secret until today be JOHN COLE HAS ESCAPED. Madison Escapes the Officers STOCKHOLDERS |TO BE USED AS OF 0. R &N. HOSPITAL SHIP Park Pickpocket Meet in Portland and Elect The Re Their Officers. in Manila Harbor. ATT! TAR ‘CAMPAIGN WORK CENSUS TAKING) WILL START EARLY HAVANA INDIANS ON THE WARPATH f Is to Bo Stationed ‘they Refuse to Pay Taxes to the Mexicans. pt The assocta T. LOUIS, Mo. Sept, Gov, | V , tn has called the nrecratic national tlee for nber I and 18 at the Auditor t fu hotel In Chicag The commit , ' tock In question are the execu " f cr mort Bo far as party! t 1, thin will be the | ' nportant work of the year Ju )| It te expected that the meeting of 1 t nittees will draw a good uke a tote f the intention that plans be rmutated for pushing the campaten hat t) © fron k of 1900 from the la vart of at H nth up to the tiv 1 the 1 ratic — national nventior ed ORIGIN OF THE STATE'S NAME A Sketch of Early Hist Professor Meany. ry by John Cole, who was arrested at! Pm AND, pt. &—The| SAN FRANCIRCO, Kept. &—The! CITY OF MEXIC t Thre TACOMA, Sept, {Among many Madison park Monday aft na “ Ratiway ital ship Reltef, according to emissarics t iy ting Bistorical incidents ®B pickpocket, has escaped. W es . . rnment officials here, will not be the ' y tin the ad of Protessor day afternoon Cole and Wa ‘ ah os by her condemnati appea f™M y t university before elleged confederat wer . y Inspectors Hulls and Hollers) Melle Teache titute yesterday tnto court for a preliminary ex Holles and F She will wa r| chas 1 ' 1 y fact that the Btate of Wash. @tion, Their case was H. Har- Manila eptember 15, and ‘ 1 gton near being called Col until next Wednesday, and an, W 4. W. Cannon, A.|carry her for { surgeons and) mun , nh the firet memorial to mitment was issued for t ‘ \ H irses, At Manila she will serve ash 1 by “8 asking for the creat t Ment of the two m r { t M1 m ating bh India * t x 4 y petitioners asked Jail, The commitm M Mex ! t alled Cot ‘ the hands of Dat “ “ slow ' 1W Axon This movement for a territorial Cann's clerk, to execute That ‘ ts M ’ * se from the settlers ening, Roberts, in y A the tired of f tex , « together to protect them torney Shipley, took ner t s 1 t want pea ' “ and it wae order for them t 1 x | hostiles and if meeting.” and they ar- Roberts states thar © secured , . " Ouaten i iret Tr * t ere going to protect Dondaman and then asked per t 2 of 1 by | the * against wolves, why not gion to go alone and fod « N lars r af nm indians, A provisional This Roberts admitted he «ra 1 ' . n Pw or werva ' - ® Yucat as formed in 1843 with Cole did not return, and P ting | « * * premd a A nethy as the provis Attorpey Fulton has broug the | o and ¥ t - v © of th whole territory matter to the attention of 4 Pact na or c Cann. Cole and Walters are accused js j Sebitt 1 * any more th Joes public lands question being} of having stolen a purse fre t ¥ nu » we ar a crew, and . a a ou friends of ton Miller, of Bt © is known airman rourd dur rea * Manila she will stay there Abra s Lincoln asked that he be} ma rmanently We have needed just mea and mimissioner, and after-/ 8. bi re of ub m- such @ floating hospital the for STORE DOOR wards asked that he be made ¢ ‘ pa . ' the board of | some time. In cane government raor of Oregon, but this move was! ~ tir A. lL. Moh premid lemires to p upon the ship | de by his opponent, Dougias, | Ww. W , tary. ¥ Hen f removal to this country ar friends, and Gen Joseph | NEW ENCINES N i auditor: G.-B. Withing nd of the sick and wounded, ? have oj An Oregon Woman Held Up. ved the appotntment ton, assistant asurer a ri foubt that (t will be done in apit Lincoln's friends wanted him for! FOR THE COAST = Land W. W, Cotton, | of mienention of bar by thal by a Highwayman. Jcovernor because he would natur-| ges t y napectors of hulle and b GLENDALE. t. Dies De} Ally be th t United Btates sen } A new ox ive board was chosen Ment, clerk fur Mrs. Cotton, in a gen r whe state was admitted, 5 $ Messrs. Harriman, leral merchandice store at My t 4 elected in place of Lin-| A number of new Northern Pacific Corniah, Pte Sehiff, Buff and pee . r | engines for the Pacific division are Cyr : i Mepeiiies wan’ . ae 2-0 i to what was known as| being gradusily worked West. They } # the ar tat nt | Thursday just at d resolutions, drawn up| ere expected to arrive within a few « Ra ad & Navigation ie company With ¢ her woe . para territorin! organisa. | Gays. The number assigned to th VAN Lise mad test teamed ti Ri nh named Columbla, Lane found division will be sufficient to reliey 1 iudia for year end © for the night, © woe waa} them when he went to Congress, and) the heavy strain upon the mo-) J st. s agains aire: a revolver in the hand cured their paseage, but the sen-| tives now In service. 96,2 , vious ye Reast beef and fui sini ea no demand: wehiy, Stor from Kentucky said he had al- ‘The new locomotives are expected $4,288,-| 9 oF aa va Sa yulep ehenks & ive ine chek weak ways wanted to see the name of to serve almost entirely in the freight for 1898 i he cn gp A i wal luxury con dit os ans nan and sack| “@*hington perpetuated in one of} work is expected of them, and it is Sik dea passin ave oF heavy mousta hee grad yHlnae-gpine P= ceonted, The suggestion stated the engines are of the most harges, « our-| wf be st = “tbo o eee por He ware a slouch hat pulled | Promptly acted upon and the new ere pace nud capable of pull 7 remaing, againat | ajcted a fae eaten ere, wane caus.| down low over his face. An eapress| ‘*tritory was called Washington. Hl eee ee a a oe ed considerable uneasiness among order for $10, @ pension check for $51) | eens eet Se ae ee wn Pacific needs new) During the year the dividends on | the restaurant men and other con-| and two cheeks First Na-|* of erry county empress © locomotives on this division. With. | the preferred stock amounted to $440,- : 7 shemel Sank of on Gandia ol. The reeidents had propos- fn the past two weeks three loco. ooo oumers reported scarcity of grbraye crag eo name Kureka, but a member motives have been put out of wer-| During 188 dividends amounted to tne on ele balance being |r the legislature wanted the name vice by accidents, the first being dis-| $50,009 om the § stock andipes © scare bese, Sue wane 8 | f the first governor honored, so the hled in the Bulenabure wreck, the | g340,000 on the pom steaks ware 40-| oc Govenaeng prisen Cartes Reuies unty was called Ferry. second when it was run into the ¢ « =o stand] ene - foo slide et Palmer. and the third| f the Frye-Braba company, sald PHOTO CAME ROT. | thie morning: “No, I have not heard} oe se THE INDIANS Saturday’s Furnishing Goods Selling Means Money Saving Opportuties for you. If you have not visited this department, come and get acquainted with this up-to-date department. We Believe we Show the nie 4 Fur, handsome ret : pryirzeny 0 Assortment of Men yrown shades only $1.69 each Shirts in the City. Men's Fine Fur New Style PASHA lent Quality Tennis Flannel HATH, extremely popular; finely fin nplend made, shed and trimmed; actually rth and roomy; only @e each. 6, our priee $2.00 each Mu NIGHTGOWNS, cut Men's Fine Fur New Style SUL. ¢xtra full and roomy; 69 value, only TAN HATS, #0 popular now in th eact — Pant; beautiful fine fur stock; hand fen's Fine Muslin maT. reno adel $8.00 value, only $5.60 0 (0 8, handsome alik embrc ide he platted fr xira full and roomy; Men's Fine Fur FEDORA HATS,| ONY Sit each eundried new fall style blocks; exceptional |. *"* pe lue, only 8 Vuluon at $1.00, $1.25, $1.60, $2.00 and SITS SHIRT: the vale, Coty Me $3.00 each | We sell a Matchless Uniaundrie Men's Laundried WHITE SHIRTS, wryre aii, of New York nih s jextra values at Tbe and 91.00 srusiin b fine lin om, pat- ach. ented neck r uff ck plait; UNDPRWEAR HEADQUARTERS. Perfect Atting. or ach Ex t Quality Flannel OVER- Men's Fine Heavy Jersey Ribbed ey riepe and fitting; [Camel Hair UNDERWEAR, hand- , ‘ ) somely finished, only We a garment Fine bh Fiane OVER- Men's Vine Jaeger Wool Fleeced! sHinTs, with t tch, beautl- tWEAR, bea finished; | gully fnished; $1.39 $1.00 She value, only 66 each each. Men's Finest Australian Wool Special for Saturday SNIRTS & DRAWERS, beautifully Merit SOOK 8 finished; none better made: actually wearing, regular worth $2.00, only $1.50 each Satur say price l0c a pair CELEBRATED FOOT- HH, HO, He SOLE AGENTS W. L. DOUGLASS WEAR, ON NEW FALL STYLE LASTS pair, O. W. PETERSON & BRO. 206, 208, 210 Pike St. MEN'S $2.26, $2.00, EqualtoAnthracite | That Is What ROSLYN the collision at South Prair Wages Sodibicte tare come at an that there is any idea of advancing! W. C. Sch unfortunate time, for the mere meat om urse, conditions could arrested several | 83 grain season ts about to o arise that would make It necessar nint of Mra. Mary | —~_=_—___—_— the demand for engines to pull lum but I see no more reason to expect st 1 that ¢ free 0 ALA KA A 2 ber ont Seber heavy freight. tra m HIS STATE {now than any other time. We her under fain aby saying The number of heat units being 13,116, as com- ed the now are not making ® good margin as it they ph ad baby SPE 7 » hes ie pressing. It is expected the now ia, but we are not looking for better in the spirit r tischarged Rahn pared with 14,199 in the best Penn- relieve the pressure. prices to arrive for some time, We yen after 3 Cann.| WASHINGTON, D. C.. Sept. &— 18) sylvania Anthracite. | WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept an get plenty of livestock, but It has A Sina ttlemer a 1 be. | Officers recently sent to explore and} [Senator F was busy here yes. to come from a , and the tween the 5 ® . yt on known parte of Alas-| hi kendl, terday Washington in. freight knocks our profit.” - ka, with a view to getting hold of U | terests. 5 pre * i | Jefir facts regarding Uncle|@; retary of war, postmaster genera | A GAMBLER ROBBED. sine Artic provinces, have brought PL and tar { the treasury He allt way to Waabington me nov-| | eeecesese ot opinion on the Alaskan 5 to th “ Lg report . Senator Foster a he a no vr nar iCad J in th 4 eu some tribes Development of Bald Moun. co: oF giving tps ses Sack ot sotiie Looe Tayalbae Map a hatved and distrust of {ff -ii|- - sekn. and will ¢ canine te stock in 2 }An ans, but In this effort they tain Properties. such a plan SPOKANE, Sept. &—The Spokes i? * etnpgpcynigttiertnnpetd | | . va al : vay ° 1 bear a clome resemblance i Ger , andi ca Benatar gfe tiny Br gona A gab ne adbeast A STOLEN NOTE. to th ve, being nail of atat-|(f) ANd if you will try a ton of it, we will count on QTEVENGON, Wash. Sept. &—Ac-| tn vet witag's SE ed from the St. Paul correspondent lore ane peeaeinenh Gf @heck wens. tii selling you your winter’s supply, whicl tual operations are being pushed by| way of Pus cae ieeeh Geli tneaat b per | N. Ke me war | MO* tiem understand the Rus shows the strength of Portiand capital on @ group of min-|that the Sound 9 receive consid cap) cgapccabbcrdnay gh snare <-wiea aepas Nas : ae ba anguage, which ts the tongue | ows e strengtn o jng claims in the Bald Mountain era from the Wan Genartment, | ne.tn 8, comne the Greet Norcharn oe Cadi ; vi mainly used. On the other hand, the our faith in mining district, situated 15 miles to| James W. LeCrone, on Senator.” gle Mog age spp depts sworn out by KE. M “n') Savages of the interlor do not under- the northeast of Washoug and | § ra ree Ration, was yod.t ee en It Bae been annOURe- | rand jares “i 1 either Russian or English, s0 wt 40 miles from Portland. Twen- es ian ‘Weehine " egin in the near future chat Melly & ag teen te | that it ie very hard to communicate men are engaged (n sinking » n heretofore announced “easy j with them. The tribes use smoke |f/ and driving tonnel*. The tunnels o Hin wants ie up the San Poll ogg aay onat ils to communicate with each |f| e shafts will now aggregate ov siley, using the Cen 1 Washing ther Set. .@everal bunteed tone of 0 a branch of the Northern Pacific ites i Giready on the dump. Twenty part of the line from this city to} j WAteuduitaanpintubcttn tons are now being shipped s point near Davenport. Hill has DOUBLE TRACKS | & smelter test, some six or eight t been seeking to gain control of of which are already at Wasnousa BEEN NAMED Central Wasningim, with what Pe A S K RR mines. The assays made wo far ha it has & a age tge ms Pace 01 Boas ~ | been kept secret; however, they have| sely in touch with President Hi at nigh at t r a 1 = e ah Tere Sabina Ge puanity the expent.| TACOMA tov. Rogers] that In the evant he cannot get the) !Mi to John had 1 oe | Uptown Office, Room C, Bailey Building ft teas 7 anew 9 nae Inted success ‘entral Washington, the Republi ! n it Hotel] The trackage agreement between , » = (oeuieet aieine pina een to Col. Wm. M ath as a | branch will be built ae an extension | Hlackmon was y yand|the Northern Pacific and Union Pa BUNKERS—Foot of Second Avenue South. | Feat Chane, ¥ Jacket r of the sudit and con.|of the Okanogan county branch, he|® ¥#!!#e , ral arti¢les|cific whereby the latter is to use the] ff! ‘ Hoo. These are but « amal r r in the|contemplates building from Wen-| °F Value was st Northern Pacific tracks between TELEPHONES—Main 588 and Main 659 of the claims now owned a " t It w un~ | &tehee If this last mentioned line - Portland and Seattle, will result in g: thd by the Portland men betne |? R 1 ake | '® constructed, means to a great | LARAGA struction of another track Shout $2 ail told. Jonathan Bourne | the.appoint the board wag} extent the trade of Republic will be _ Weve setween the two cities, giving the 4 Portiant, \¢ the leading 51 1 on it# annual t f inns n, but | diverted from Spokane to the Sound roads a double track. This ts Guvetesing ‘Unes «regia Ra eagle cad tay with.|as via Wenatchee the dealers in| the statement made by @ well posted oo foaserg Fan fe smecllimmaldadaad ( he name of | const cities would have a consider Amusement ; sjiroad man, and has been partially pieennantted - ~_ . mer ject had | able advantage over al merchants. Jeonfirmed tn some actions of the eon Gesased ous tae ot == — Northern Pacifi —————— ———_— t us ! action It T trackage agreement between a THE HOPS ARE See FIRED UPON artnet umants tarrg| Hee Oeciared @ Dividend... . 1 for the vetically settied. It is predicted thy NOW THRIVING © tas aonece soins THE SOLDIERS 2: Wester the | the Union Peete tralne wit be. rune The Weatherby Bonanza Gold Mining and Milling Co announ ; ak meds Sal Third avenue theater ht. To-| ning wattle by the first of the H 1] | d d d 5 att b ‘ st th be changed and|new year, and that all pretiminary as Usc ae a Divi en of Per Cent. be a r, Shaw's masters Farmer| arrangements will have been per- First-class Invest .: This t "ARBOND. . hbin if i bef ‘ ment, TACOMA, Sept. &—Thi ’ k tate| CART vt ALP, Il., Se pt. 8 The ean s t f ed r re that time It ts We have a few thousand shares of this at “s sunny weather is doing mar 1 f y pe stationed at the village of | balance « " eek t bel 1 here little more remains to] ¢ 4 t 17% For all ook, which we offer for « things for th eros Picking ' The ' S| Carterville were fired upon late last] Carries specta nery for io but to confirm the result of ne-|*°" S478 © For all parioulars call on. will begin on # mer 10 In son ' fj nade reads by unknown men from am-| duction, and the play 4 xotiations which have been pending WwW. |. B. NICHOLS @ co yards and will be general by Septer y Ovtober I bush. The guards were stationed on | realist noo President Mellen's visit to Se/ Gt and 62 Staerr-Boyd Buliding ber 18 of 20. Reports from (ree t b ard sit to nain highway leading from Car Owing to the great su atth | bd where picking tras begur ar t . nl a 1 to the Brush mines. b hich rad Bh t. Mana WEATHER R s effect that mold has appeared ir 1 the thon eral shots were fired at the | Mussell has decided to play the com-| FORECAST. Wh S B voscvg pis Hiller poll mee Fr t thet the tron | Eevee rcttened Ine fry. cia| pany for another week Cl — afe Deposit oxes state hop inspector, « Picking |t by th One ared the surrounding country of For Seattle and Vicinity.—Tonight For the sale keoping of has commenced in Oregon ‘ , i and he attacking party. About 30 shots A Meow Fish Trap. fair; Saturday, fair, cooler; winds 'You Want ‘Valuable Articles and P; mold i# showing. Dealers know t t 114 | Were exchanged, but as far ax known, apacoma. ¢ Pcie sat to south be he) etme Yee that means, either a gre hop 1 ¥ I lexpects|1O Casualties ha occurred, Piri ce : Y a ‘ o ’ No rain has fallen at any of the Ras Tote on casey moldy one. In two weeks’ tir he | to b to mak he ut the a jemand latel ade by the Prueh . . ations in the paet 48 hours. Safe Meposit v ' story will come a race uiners were from the non-union men | Pastake nea “aid si ; The pressure remains high over the A Bargain w W. Columb) Suite tween the pickers nd - oe not those who are on strike ait vital gra te pespilacn gle thwest, but the center of the aren ORNOON, Gnnagee if any have ever been in such a fe ig ta, Waehaeaunmar te high” has moved eastward to >TOOT’ Laas: dicament, they know who wins, 1) MIS LITTLE HATCHET. SOLDIERS’ BENEFIT, tie ire wd hus cneeeed e taAINE) Montana. ‘The low pressure over wetion, Slightly Used PIGOTT & FRENCH CO. is not the picker sanvar te aaae Si thie California has become more develop: or Second-hand 104 W. Washington St.. have the only “Washington has a char J M a colored man, living| ‘The offer of the Sam T. Shaw The-|en and the place fixed u Bat 1, but is yet of the nature of a | : Paes ji year to gain that @ilt-edged 5 5 1¢ and|ater company to ald In securing a|the salmor cot * bmi W L ty. Job Pri M hing ing state, It is now up t t he f as-| Washington volunteers upon the ; ire: Kallapell, 36 deg, with heavy Remember we h: am the Northwest. Catal Yn 4 heir © . P ave the eee, eS Hop Grower, wheth h i Moore, hisi return, has been mccepted by thel fl frost; Baker City, 36 deg.; Pocatello, isis, oto, ab hal; rice, SA stuff, or crackajack sar t headauar- | Forteon a een mocenied by the Lion Escaped and tore Men to] iy deg, with trot Largest and Most Gom- Soi ‘ ind theta opportunity mew subjects, the Fill atl weise The Sistestarame will Bite the Pieces Limb by Limb. plete Stock in the City out Main 3 and the brewers of this country ar sethantes te Lwhawiat the foes Ledun thied water SR Ate - Be singe ate es re AMUSEMENT NULIIETEN, (ond o8 waite tee poles emt terme, a looking in (Hat direction for » ' 7s: leree| th ine of Sept ana |™ derw i ateck aad gucl 7 = = ) 5 NNEY & STEWA Sait, (ied thet means ¢ A r dy rips & going Rk oe ne 7 uy und va u tock Boh pu mats ane Theater sour D. Ss. JOHNSTON etm ing Avy aa and atl ‘ o ov » wor norr atch ‘em ar Matinee humorrow “Kr « hops. fore Judge Cann thie afternoon. | sale at all the leading drugstor | Room 423 New York bloat. Stebbins.” bachaged 903 Second Ave, Burke Bullding tin ik“ * lh a as Sk i adds Wee = ea aI I il le lel a