The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 12, 1899, Page 4

4 THE STAT. PRESENTATION OF | eee serrues. /FOR UNIFORM en WAGE SCALE SEATTLE Impressive Spectacle Which Will be i bad OF APPEALS tana crt eau ed committees have been at work f 1 ait | : . 224 Jand Mt is expected other lod wi plans are wut ; . 7 , | be formed all ov ' ited Stat state offictals of all the states to be | |The object of the organisation ts | The featur f the occas w t y 3 t away Ww w at ' ment sword voted to the ad “ \ h be a and ind verally large parade of al nav and , va v nin | ce men have, t " rtain « nt easy reach of Wa nda {| MANILA, Sept. 12.—The recent ta-| tAken the f tr some ox the city, ‘The bulMings wil ne | sue of Filipino paper money amounts | CUPSHons. | The troubl cession will be viewed by t ! i word | to $1,000,000. ‘The acceptance of thia| #T@ net paid Presentation will take pla wy 100 |insue ts made and the| #4 that (Rey Keep men, wit People will be able . . ' aso made in three | heads of ut of x Ors of the states have signified th . ition We do not Jot bration will take ‘ ) | naurgents have (ssued a cali | Working. but : 1 to their a nse WPOn property owners in the intertor taking the pla f { half, and t supply ere the naurgent ten a thir that w ! THE NATIONAL AN “ army carts, horses and cattle be paid to a man for the same work | pald equal wages f equal work NQUET TENDERED | cL ADIATORS TO MEET LEAGUE GAMES ROAD SOLD . ther officials esident Graves and as f the White Pass & Yukon Raliway| One of ¢ beat boxing perfor 3 Sy ay pany, were tendered a banquet | ances on Pacific coast CHICAGO, Sept. 12.—Games tn the ThA f lace the Hotel Butler last evening by | held under the « f the mate. National leag harioe E. Peabody, m cer of the| thorne club in Germ as follows; At ‘ A “* Ataske Steamship company evening The ¢ t ' he 1 5, Baltimore 3 " ‘ f present at the banquet we round «ov between Mike Leomard and cinnati 3, Washi 1>Y dent & H. Graves, H. M W. H. Jones, th er red box in eighth inning « 1, which, to-! 5 teney, 6. C. Hawkine, J. D er ard n ox t condl ness; at Boston—St. L Hos . . 1, Judge Thomas Burke, President | tien t an & The Brooklyn-Pittebur nica . boat tines, "\e O Graves, of the chamber of | best Jones, alt veh bh * mu New York, and Philace y ¢ Penney miner N. H. Latimer, G. W. | lighter in we land games were posty a . inf ation of (he) Hickingon, EB. i. Hussey, B. B. Bur-| good work for ty count of rain. r Wiestngs Pel. well and John P, Hartman. Jand his ade The standing of the clubs ts as fol gh a banking f ——— hands ¥ P lows hat e ' wiay net the dea lees than 10 rounds A number ¢ Clubs w L P.C| was 1 _ Vietory for Tug Trust. interesting mts will precede the Brooklyn . bd est ¢ stock was Leonard-Jones contest } Piliadeiphia .... 78 at 4x) owned in w York $ John F CLEVELAND, ©., Sept. 12-—-The| —_ | ‘aed. a ae! 8 s, of New York " Great Lakes Towing Company today | Raitimere to Pm 5 sal ow rat wok im the Dunham Towing ¢ | WEATHER FORECAST. St. Louts " 6 por he Searien « to the Pennayl-| pany of Cixtcago. This is one of the} Cinstanati ..:5.0 7 82 poe po xocurities amounting, | three companies that remained out-| For Seattle and Washington—T Chicago .... Po 3 S13] is @ . anged hands, | side of and endeavored to fight the | night and Wednesday, fair, cooler : ar ‘ s ma-| trust. There is but one company at | winds thweat to northwent rr present outside of the trust, and that] ‘The temperature haw risen over ‘ is the Milwaukee Tug Company Washington, but a barometric de Walla Watla coun-| h area on the coast pression in the try. and a have caused cloudiness in the Bound ountry, which is thought to be “high fo | Light rain js fatting at Fort Can-) b nearly a week, and} shower ts possible raily —tmusements___ HAS ADVANCED PRICES = =~: ‘An llustration of the Evil Effects of the Combinations of Capital, =| atasr'snscer's, Te eens jor than yester tonight and tomor Otte Kawakam! and Mme. Jaceo,! ‘with a capable company of 2% Jap anese actors, will appear at the & attle theater next Friday and Sat urMiay. The play to be performed) te “The Knight and the Geisha,” and/ it will be presented In the native! language of Japan, with appropriate | settings just as {t was produced io Tokio. This will be the first genu-| Every CITY HALL NOTES. | veetment compe to erect a three story brick tui 18M Be md avenue ont 140,00 | {and amateur photographer, and all dealers tm the ssiona peg haar ay or sud i+ pa eapeeerted Oe ting papers used by photographers, are at the mercy of wn etal a mt ofc Ge Ue Hak 06 teed attractions which| known as the General Aristo Company. A new scale of prices qh ae Ae. - P Manager Howe has secured for his| KoVerning the sale of all the brands of papers controlled by the trust went | A now pores even eens eS house. ’ | into offect September 1. The p of printing paper have been ad ee Age City Gaveniter Sobeoh see | wm « arpente rae The exciting Cuban war drama,| Y#Pee! amounts varying from 15 to 100 per cent. on the old prices that | matt “The Last Stroke.” will be the at- | ruled under competition t the Third avenue th ° Th tis in @ posit who shall buy and sel! ite pro ie very popular, and this is « strong) “°* “89 ‘ ' ror pe ne play—entirely different from any-| World where the white clay nthe manufacture of photographic | thing that the company has under-| print * is found » Germany, The trust recently se taken during its engageme cured f this sow y. One small company in Roches- : j ‘The cast calls for the entire ter, N “4 y t with the German producers of the jon of being the only company out res and its source of supply is the trust nal photographers that prices of the company. The scenic te’ raw at i, and ere sald to be excellent ‘The Last Stroke” will hold the bdarda unt! He Will Continue in Command Friday, on which evening “Th ft i x pro fem j Phoenix” will be presented w ‘ er, and ultimate consumers,” of those who pat on the Pacific Coast. matinee Saturday aftern: ron he photographers, w ave to pay prices In advance of those} WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept. 12 Message by Wire” will be t ' p ailing Aa a reward for his serv in ” ———— I at five y the erewth of amateur photography has been with th anting paign J pr nal. Even with pape yw prices the com to the amateur was ¢ McKinley 1 at SHIPBUILDING no a t i by jealers that the present advance t n r 1 . the « f dis . « many amateurs and prevent (hour t Parif » Pe * 1 ren " BRITISH COLUMBIA MINES BUILDING RMITS. With ement B ‘“ Maj. Gen. I nan oF ° Many ats ts Are i in Course of H. W. Trea wher cer} Pullding permits have been Iseued Tank of nel in th «ula Construction. f the V \ », Tex si-| to Clarence Fog for répaine at 223) iil It Is ted ade a nd, Columbia, is in the city,| Kinnear place to ee ee ve ‘The present is a lively season at al . ~ a Ps ia cecal gs A : jon. M rank shipbuilding points along th aat He say right for alterations at 1712 f Neutenant ¢ lg srg Many vessels for the coasting trade att a t s|enth avenue to cost $50; B. A. Mac-) army, is to get th are mt hen are being turned out and others con-| rather - t, and he was| Donald to build @ one story frame | Brigadier Gen. Anderson retir 8 tracted for. In Mr. Turner's tat ‘ ripe buss.| re ¢ at 222 Eleventh avenue to! January, and Gen. Wheaton Benicia a four-masted barkentine, to) , efints . ); O. P. Eggan to build a one on f infantr woked for th be known as the a, Ww be putes. “gy i K 'P | story frame residence at 112 Twe brigadier genera p on the in the water in « fortnight fn o 7 om 3 enue north to cost $2 3. M. ment of Gen, Merritt, w hw complete vesse] has ever been built " * ——" low to build a two etory frame open the way for t r om the coast. The Heniet 5 " residence at 320-324 Pike street to a major gen t ilar army used In the Hawatlan tr A fou mt $2,000; C. G. Holcomb to butld a |2-#tory frame residence at 121 Four t north to cost $4,000 Mrs. Pagert to build a one story rest fence at 1620 Thirteenth avenue to The Water Front. eisai 3, Wr wien tor arere-| Jone at 1108-1108 Second avenue to| Soderquiat & Roseleaf for Masted schooner to be known a Philippine, will be lau Meda point about Ser M. Sanders. A steam schooner also be built at Ala Hay & Wright. She enth avenue RAILWAY FOR CRIPPLE GREEK Waly launch tn about a month Att ingham bay a four-m sated b “is terations at S12 Helmont piace to DENVER, Cot Sept. 1 Th. for the Bellingham Ff Imp T k Hor h made such | °O8t $409. Cripple ¢ k Ra ment Company is ne my ! pn + Oe Oo —- filed arti rpora , Hall Bros.’ yards at ! tered ., Lion Escaped and tore Men to ‘ho erie of 1 npany unusually busy. They "ogee , | Pieces Limb by Limb. propos » 1 ra if launched the four-masted sch r he Sound ep Canon City to ¢ k, and | If you have a meritorious mining the t 1 e ¢ e Wiliam H. Smith and th The Lottie B schooner, in ni: timbers are bein master on the Foster Grays Harbor is an active building eter», Geese |v oar Lost--One Million Acres of Land. schooner Fred J. Wood in : there for the E. K. Wood La Co. She was launched some t ty : The Cotumbia, another four-m which tas been launched, is bu for Albert Meyer A ston on the same pian as the Ab and the fan Pedro ie to be | tt + : the for for the Truckee Lu Work on her has not Jarge steam schooner for Pollard & ine Dodge, with a capacity of 100,000 f \ rm i of lumber, has been con 1 for I - k ship, all of at Gre four-man ready at & Co., amd in the masted barkentin Capt. Ackerman of this iray & Mitchell are having built at Hu one ereof has resulted in the d ka @ steam schooner christs 1 : hey There are some districts Dispatch. She tw almont reo “ ur This ad to an Inte make her trial trip. A fou t ) believe the schooner is 4 . 1 und An soon as the mo C. Nelson ae é . ther pr ng in th particularl Falling Dead in Seattle Like even ame down) came more numerous, It threw ih Flies, have kept up the bonded indebtedness would ha : fs 1 that would have amounted to confiseat Men and women, when they ex Wants No More r re few peor ving amine their bundle of mining k HI D. ( t lar and find that they have not got a/f um I x-Ma In certificate oft he Pacific Coast Gold | #1 = of? Yor 1e may then be a Mining company's stocks in ajor of Fort Mr wallet. Parker and company Denver The ¢ | underwrite your stock and put|New York and I work tomorrow. Catch ‘em.|and the local firm of Benedict & New York block Phelps perty, A. L lines of th A million acres of good, arable land, which ought TACOMA, Sept. 12 settlement, is the estimate MH ver J. Ou en to public f the agricultural lands lost to thi makes Outside the reserve Mr bey says ther land left try reserve order of tlat about jand office's district ud part Pacific and I A Thurston, Chehalis and Mason ount mi In t territ y says that the forestry resery rder has hdrawn a mm n ‘ f tillable land from settlement and left but 70,000 @ Much of mm Bay for ¢ A. nH r ee t jatt ie not fitted for cult m, while bh « farr ar ju i 1 urd a four-| The t the way| the reach of the n the limite of thet action of congress inf rves to give up their farms and take other 3 fs ral dint uid M f which have been 4 r 1 resting complication, though I The territory in the Olymy Jefferson, Clallam, Kitsap, Pierce King settlers rmitting sett matter has not been suggested » building th ement toward erting home the r rty was «tart just at present Tht urcely the seasori for such at « ie fall and winter the westward mov heavy tde of immigration nt yesterday in Tacoma and will return to Olympia | He j# receiver of the Olympia land office, | ment is greater and there their | appointment of 5 Scobey ‘second regiment, volunteer infantry.’ this morning A Chicago Chieftain. KIVER FALL Win, pt. 12—By general consent of the Winnebago Indiana, Thomas Kt. Rod BLACK f this elty, now a rem f Chicago, will succeed to the fluinehip under the title of] Vhite Buffal He muccesds the hief Hack Hawk Wanted Correct Time. CARBONDALE, IL, Sept A bral ut the Illinois Central 1 ined we Arry at who ie wed to f. Arry had $1400 a) 1 "i iw h He was trying] wer when caught, He ts anted in Alabama | ery | | | Cheap Hote! for Chicago AGO, Sept. IL—As « purely nt, with @ capital) ene k of $600,000, divided into shares f $100 each, a hotel of the type of ' * hotels of New York city, | re patrons can secure neluding bath and 10 cents a night, is being plan- if Chicago's downtown district The building will be fireproof of snd 1130 sleeping rooms, | | — | AMUSEMENT BNULTIOTEN, THIRD AVENUB THEATER ght)—"The Last Stroke." ~ | TEXT BOOKS A Full Line of Text Supplies for Printing Dept Stationery Dept 1 Piest Ave 16 Fret Ave. Books and University Students. Denny- Coryell Company TO BE GIVEN AWAY Dvery porchaser who buys one dollars worth of mere has en | equal opportunity te get | 50 Bedroom Suite 45 Star Estate Range | or a $5.00 Rocker. } Nothing to Do j Nothing to Collect 9) These handsome presents are now to be ween tn our windows Holden & Wilson Furniture Co “Everything From Attic to Basement.” 109-11-13 Seoond Ave. BEE om. o ve HIRD AVENUE THEATER. W. M, Russell Lessee and Manager Aceon and Last Week of the “THE SHAW COMPANY” Sunday and Monday, “Love and eday, Wednesday and Thurs-| lay The Last Stroke.” Friday and Saturday night, “The nix.” | sturday matinee, “A Message by) | ular unch ne prices. | “ec HE bird let loose from eastern skies, Before returning home, Oft stoops his wing to earth and hies Where lying grafters roam. Weilknowing all we promise | good, By word or deed, on wood, **THE OWNERS, H. H. Dear- born & Co., Sell tide land lots and up- lands low.”’ Room C, ground floor, ler’s beehive, Established eighteen sixty- in type, Hal- | tive. Go patronize the tide Jani | kings, A cornucopia it brings. Spot Cash ror Gold Dust Full Aewny Value, Any Quantity. JOSEPH MAYER & BROS. HeCherry # Fl Baliding WILL BUY A... GRAMOPHONE ‘he Finest Talking Machins Mada, REGINAS~ From $7.00 to $300 Sherman, Clay & Co. “STEINWAY" DEALERS 614 Kecond Avenue =~ Beattin sennateg If You Are Not With Your * furnish you lirect tro a. We swe WINES ave grown rgiat Main 697 FRENCH CO. have the only W. Washington St «Line Job Printing Machine i» the Northwest, Catalogues, Pam, c,, a& epecially low prices. BAVE DN KY by ee ug them au opporbualy > Main 942 | BONNEY & STEWART Funeral Directors end Embalmi Yerior, Third Ave @d Columbia ‘Jelephone Maia Lk Beattie, Wash, You are cordially invited to inspect our New Autumn Dress Goods Buying Opportunities. ‘America, England, Germany, France Have contributed to make this department one of the most interesting in the store. | Fine Domestic Made CREPONS, wide, exceélient for school dresses handsome patterns, splendid weare splendid wearing, pretty patterns, ing Wc a yara abe value, only 2he a yard | Imported BLACK CREVONS, no exe % in, ALL WOOL FRENCH tremely stylish for suits and skirts SPROE,. pretty shaden of blue, w autumn patterns brown, green and black; only $1.00, $1.00, $2.00 and $2.00 4 yard 2c a yard| New Autumn Style Scotch PLAIDS, 46 in. ENGLISH CASHMERE, large| beautiful crepon effect, rich colors variety of colors and bi bbe ings, The value, only She a yard value, only hw yard| 44 in Fine ALL WOOL SCOTCHE PLALDS, beautiful rich coloringss ALL WOOL NOVELTIES, % In % in. Fine WORSTED PLAID. handsome patterns, cheap at Me,| to nee is to buy; $1.00 value, only 9c a yard| only 9c a yard Pretty BLACK BROCADE, new de-| 38 in. Imported GERMAN HENKI« ETTA, rich colorings and biack 44 in, Imported FRENCH SERGE, Deautiful fine firm fabric; $1.00 value, only . abe a yard signs, ive value, only i2%c « yard 40 in. Handsome New BLACK BRO- CADES, rich effects, splendid wear- ing; 36 value, only 2be a yard COMPLETE LINE OF NEW LININGS, IN 81K PERCALE, SILVER SHPEN, COMMODORE FABRIC, SATIN OORONA, IN BHAUTI- FUL SHADES OF LAVENDER, HELIOTROPE, REDS, PINKS, AND NEW BLUES O. W. PETERSON & BRO. 206, 208, 210 Pike St. Free..... Doctors The Germans Lead the World in New Discoveries in Medicine. German Medical ~ Institute Ps | Represents the Very Newest Discoveries’ of, | German Scientists. To establish these Remedies we offer you | | Consultation and Treatment Absolutely Free. ‘These discoveries enable Us to cure CATARRH, PRONCHITIS, and CONSUMPTION. We have cured more cases of Catarrh than all the doctors In Seattie combined. We cure RUPTURE | »y simply applying medicines to the outside—no cutting, no | needies. We are the only doctorsin the WHOLE WORLD who can do this, Many of the leading citizens of Seattle Dave been | cured. We successfully treat all DISRASES OF WOMEN FREE. We cure all SKIN DISEASES. Ours is positively the | j ONLY cure for Face Pimples and Black Heads. We cure FITS | and all DISBASES of the NERVES. We cure all Stomach, Lives | | and Bowel Troubles. In fact, whatever ails you, call and the doctors will locate every | ache and pain, and tell you what alis you without asking you a question. If you can't call, write. Our system of home treatment is perfect. eee German > Medical Institute Pacific Block (Old Seattle National Bank Block) Yesler and Second Avenue. HE SHREWD HOUSEWIFE Knows that the aver- age Baking Powder costs too much. Saves Mone Crescent em Power In the best at any price. One Pound, 25 Cts. When —- You Want , A Bargain In a New, Slightly Used Second-hand PIANO or ORGAN Remember we have the Largest and Most Com- plete Stock in the City. (Cad) €F write for prices and terms. D. S. JOHNSTON 903 Second Ave, Burke Bulldiag — SEATTLE TRANSFER CO. Prelght, Passenger and Bagaage STORAGE. em Main G-4 Oils 623 First aray “Sale Deposit Boxes lor the #afe keoping of Valuable. Articles and Papers FOr rent at 98 a year, You carry the & Safe Deposit Veults OW, Columbie & &, SHORROCK, Manager A ) ; |