The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 16, 1899, Page 3

HANNA COMES BACK peer Lands on American Soil Today and Is ss is Promptly Interviewed. TO BE TAUGHT THE 6. 0. P. MANAGER SMILES 2's s%" sc: But Evades Any Direct Statement as to His SEP Sy rhe Plans for the Coming Presi- Fecommendiaa t ‘a dential Campaign. waiion teat ten nrne on th ass in each school ware to Jiscontinued NEW YORK, Sept. 16—Mark Hanna, mu health and smiling, ar this morning aboa H ident in 19007" he was asked fow should I know Mark replied. Will it be Gov. Roosevelt? Roosevelt js a good man in any place,” was the only answer pr SHIPS ARE FREED SAUL STR. MARIE, Mich, Sept vouchsafed. 16 —The steamer Douglas Hough Hanna was shown a copy of a London cables arried in which waa eunk Tuesday in the nar the press despatches, giving an interview with Chairman Jones, weat part of the Boo passas wan of the Democratic National committee, in which Jone 1 yoneses, Nowe By ; NE banger Democratic platform for 1900, Hanna grew interested at once, and sind Stes Fan mg cadet . reas: studied the deapateh closely which had been ted utaide “Say, that's interesting,” he said anti-imperiallem the t kad Most uy und trusts, free silver tarift reduction and Bryan | “ > att Mantes be pat gered 4 ' . kaded above the ob rty miles long discuss all that now, It! have plenty of tim struction is now Sale of Aurora Mine. TO BRING COAL GAMBLERS PAY sy: 80% x." FROM ALASKA) —_UP._ LICENSES 2-500 Oliver peor areured deiphia syndicate, ts in the city k-) bling how ing preparations to build a raiiroad ty fim from Homer in Alaska to the main. lected land, in order o elop valuable runsing night and day The Sta coal mines covering 25.00 acres. « t wing Net, as taken from ‘There are, he says, two veins ot}t pel r nem 7 the other six feet thick. They over) toni. House, 7 games, $225; Horse look the Kachemak bay and extend yhoo six games, $200. Total p R @ mile or more back. Mr. Ray says ber of games, 33: total ame a that the coal will be taken from the fine $1,025. The abow amor Many @ person finds after « vaca tien that work ts the only reset after ts $50. all ere of the Beattie gam have paid Over $1,000 has been col rom the four houses that are inine and oont Jes the fine of the house, which Homer, when the operating com- pany recently completed a substan. —— Opposites always attract tial wharf, One of the locomotives! Leopold Carteras, of Philadelphia, | way « poor man seeks @ rich girl in for the road was shipped on the does not read jok he disiocates marriage. Cleveland, which jeft today. | Dis Jaw every time he laughs ‘The end of friendship ie approach ing when one feels free to correct another's. grammar It always looks suspicious when a «irl buys @ hundred sheets of pap and only twenty-five envel ways have @ sneaking fond the person who whe as he really appreciates our wer the line to No woman ts satisfied with the : compliments her mirror pays unless ‘Mr. Harvey Jordan is visiting in| residence on Summit avenue and iney are reiterated by some man Oregon. Marion street this week. There are some single women who Mrs. Howard Watson has returned) = pr. J. E. hton, 105 Fourth ave-! are old maids at while from her trip to Lakeside nue North, will leave in about two! 40 never seem to deserve Rev. Elmer E. Thompson has weeks for hie fruit rm at North) ation moved to 519 Twenty-first avenue. (Yakima. He will be away about a) 474 thing turns out to be a wace Dr. J. B Kloeber returned from month. we always lke claim that It Hot Springs the first of the week. Mr. J. G. Callizon, formerty sur suggestion, but it prow a Miss Compton left this week for ff of the Star, left ure we are very ready to disclaim New York to be gone several months Thehalis, where he will) any part of tt City Engineer Thompson is expect-| be associate editor of the People’s! The only reason why some men are @4 to return from the East mext Advocate successful in getting the girls they week. Rev. BE. M. Randall, jr. Rev. H. D.| Want ts that r names are leas Mr. James Murpity, of 224 Virginia Brown, Kev. W. H. Selleck, ft A.| patrician than the ones already in street, returned from Alaska on the & Gregg and Rev. Mr. Dennison are ninine powmersion Queen. in Whatcom attending the Methodist — Mr. R. H. Stowell, of Heventh ave- conference. nue, returned from Almska on the Mrs. Samuel L. Crawford, of tit Queen. Marion street. i* joying a pleas. | ’, R fl . Mise Ella Breese, of Tacome, is the ant trip to Alaska with her guest Bachelor's Reflections guest of Mise Eva Burlingame, of Miss Le Noir, of Low Angeles, They Fremont. will return in about one week a Mr. R. F. Powell. of Thirty-frst| + Arthur J. Ranum, of the state] 4 man marries for love avenue, spent two days tn ‘Victoria university, is to be married to M this week. Louise ot I * loves for marriag Mr. Charies @ctimidt, who has been | Cann, at St. Mark's church, Th an char Ube tp be cued “bratay. visiting here, returned to Cape Leary day i Love is like huck ery pie: the last Monday | The engagement ts announced of| more you tke it exe you car Mr. J. J. Hambright, of Twenty- Mr. FF Hill, of South 3 ao as Sr aceu beta eet sone sixth avenue, returned from Alaska Mies Louise Comins, of p ° on the Queen. edding will take place Tuesday Mr. John Herring, of Seventeenth at the residence of the| «,, avenue, left on the Humboldt for the Snohomish Yukon om Wednesday. Mr. Ulytses Gaisford. who waa, mature Miss erta Frye, of 520 Pike street,| married to Mis a Tuttle in Ta-| If the we left this week for Baltimore, where | coma last Monday evening, spent a|the m she will attend college. w days in the city this week with tend Mr. Portus Baxter, of 1915% Madi-| his bride, The young couple will go| long about marrying son streeet, is enjoying an outing in| to Dawson City ¢ Mr. Gaisford LEAGUE GAMES south, returned from his father's! gave a dance at the home in Oregon this woek. vilion. Among those present we Mr. Claude Stainsbury, an employe! Mr. and Mrs. Henry Shroeder fn the postoffice, will leave next week | and Mrs. Edward Brown, Mr for a month's visit to Omaha Burlingame Mies Polatiel vue avenue north, retyrned from|geant, Mies Carkeek, Minn Hiatt, Mr.) CHICAGO, Sept. 16 4 John Wilkins, E. F. Chase, &. M.| National Cascade tunnel last Tuesday. “ * Ri Alcott Payne, H. ©.| 4" fe Mr. Brackett Case, of 18 Summit neton 14, Clevel avenue north, returned Friday from Chicago 8, Brooklyn 2 y believed that an wicked aa they pre- wouldn't heattate so them. Mr. F. R. Pechdott, of 141 Belle-| Shroeder, Miss Wright, Miss @ long visit to Kotzebue sound A delightful launch party with| woe vork 10, St Mrs. George H. Park and obildren, | about thirty young people was kiven im Cincinnati at of Republican s fa expecteq ‘eet Thursday e sunch phijadelphia—Loulr ‘ to return from Puyallup next week . “g 8. The ™ ‘ me phia 9; at Boston—Boston 9, Pitts Mr. J.C. Gitmer has re avi cean eonege tie . ne | Sure ¢ “The standing of the ofut & visit to the Orient, S¢ oS page -r leh lisaek ows ae ; es and Australia. He is stopping at the ¢o + instiene? h the Inst, . . i Dutier party was conducted by |p ph 8? ‘8 Miss Marguerite Chisholm, of lascock, Mins Maud pyoetor + ; Broadway, has been taking a two od Mise Puryear Miss) po vtin 4 ‘ weeks’ vacation at the neighboring Cam and Meters, Callahan, Me at Louis ) : resorts: Donald and Puryear voto ny i Dr. and Mra. Jamie Webster, of xt Tuesday afternoon the ladies Chicag “ i Cedar street, have returned after a. of Ked Cross Society will give a) Pittshure 6 66 +4 nine weeks’ camping sojourn at parlors of the Loulevill 4 0 14 North Bend 1 hotel f pone, New York 7 ‘ Mins Alyn True, of 606 nth ave - oe a ha oA dee bo nue, lett last Tuesday for San Fran- wy hale cisco, where she will remain for » r nt hav eral months " vena alot) CANADIAN-AMERICANS. Mra. Erastus Brainerd and daugh 1 wit hr other In| he Canadian-Ar = ter, of 1116 Pitt urned or sting to Ite au Tt. Will sccensamar tt Mage Thursday from outing | undoubtedly prove t uecess. | Prey ia “the r at Smith Island ful affair of ite kind . Herbert 8. Upper the Mr. H. J. Kiumann land pleasa fent purt f permar zing who has been visiting M ny OF 1 the ship) About 40 pers tt jer, of 228 Pik hi h harf,| wns the sense of the meeting that the home iat Monday Polatiel, of Ala Ca ib he 1, and non-politicn Mr. Law L. M¢ q| Who in Capt. Pola dnughter reapect. The following com avenue, lett Wed mar nds in Seattle, and she en. | inittes was appointed to draft plans ness and pleasure tertained v1 of them aboard the | n t_new members: Dr. W. A pal cities of the ship. Luncheon was served and th anne A. Moore A. Wil aN ae ng i urd pla H H. §. Upper, J, Douglas Mr. Bs C, Cofimen returned }Among those pr Mr. and | Trace ©. Freeborn, Will Mou week after a visit to Wiscor Mrs, Henry Shroeder, Mr. and Mrs, ton, Capt. PB. D, Hughes and Renowt will resume his duties as Kd. Brown, Mrs, 1. Burlingame, Mise, Gillis of the state university Eva Burlingame, Miss Ma sh Dr! and Mes. W. A. Shannon be-|der, Miss Wilkins, Miss Olive i, ! Five thousand Chicago famtles are their elegant new| House and Mr. H, C. ¢ jnceking female help without succes eam inetalied in | THE SEATTLE STAR. GOULD'S SON. => WINES np _ Coast Steamship ve TO MARRY LIQUORS The Big Point ee vies aa ary for the A BOUT He Becomes Infatuated with Are 4 Ballet Dancer, nec Leave SEATTLE 9 a.m uccess Of your picni h NEW YORK, Sept. Tt was pe-| ported yesterday that i or fishing trip. 1 eA Gould and the baby of th only the finest bran avs oe : nad fallen in tine With his broth j and martied Mise Lutu Shepard, an| and sell at lowest rates ‘ Knglied batlet dancer in “The Man in the M mpany, which hi et FOR ALASKA ut six months ag was noticed by the management and : os, dealer people on the tage that the young |) ere neat five nights, and sometines aix| Ce"! Dreyfus tria I 18.7 are 3 ery ¥ hk After t war a e. ¢ ment’s Episcopal ¢ broh: ’ und — - bat Misa| Rev. George Bussetle, rect r hgr oy Shepard, Ott " Jancerm twit-| Uta. a a ' ‘ . leclared that she did not know! t : 4 1 Hat 4 on Maar 4 oa ym ee ‘Washington & Alas tev, M I I STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S STEAMSHIP vii Tanah Haggai” Evening: : Z City of Sea ttle ’ t Mag ch rth ave Third Cumberland Presby Dowerman, pastor. Preaching, pers| Bast Cherry. Rew. i X. Tbon THRACI Es ae Farallon thuy | Second Presbyterian Chureh—<« [ner of Third avenue north and Har Monday, Sept. 11, at 10 P.M. t. Rey, |Titon Key, W. A. Major, par filter. Preaching at ta. mand 8) It isa hard, clean lump— DODWELL & CO., Ltd an-|P™. Morotng: “The Rar.” Evening a. North Seattle Baptiat—« Third avenu L. J. Bawy nounced. 2 Fen oe Ee ein ease suren-cor.| "0 clinkers, little ash, plenty | ™ i at tecuth avenue, Mev cc. Holtora,| Nr of Sixth and Keneca street. Rev.| of heat STEAMSHIP Westminster Presbyterian Churen| ducing and holding the heat : Winns ‘ and & p. m Morning had | « avi ork in the Boul Evening First M. &. Church—Corner Martan| “reetimene te ¢ It is a coking coal, pro- | ny to is Work in the and Third avenue. Rev, E. M. Ran-| gous ir, pastor, Services at I a. m * et P . Broadway Rev. H. W. Gtlenrist. ! ne PAILS Broadway and Madioos, Rev. A-ln tm. Morsings “A Mecoage tease] © WAY that will surprise iSemtember 42, 10 a. m. imoamasiie sm High mae at 1030] kingdom Me: THE AAvancing] you if you have not used) ron a.m. Evening services at 7:20 p. m. tiene baiatidnts: 4 “an ae ( « > N » Church of Our Lady of G04 Help| Holy TrinityHeventh and ‘Unie sape Nome Rev. Francis X fontaine. LOW] street. Rev. James F. Bentes, pas ; ma: a. m.; bigh mans at 10:20) tor, Services at 1} a. m. and & p.m siemens AND ening services at + =. PM) Trinity Parish Church Sacred Heart Church (Servicer! mighth and Jan Rector, Rev. Hf x t. Michael temporartly held in Brotherhood hall! 4. Gowen. Services at 7.20 a. m.. 11 Le Sixth avenue, near Bell. Rev. T./a. m. and 7.30 p.m. Morning: The | { P. Brown, pastor, Low mass and/ Principles of Confirmation.” Even ~. DIREC r morning sern at § a m. High| ing: Some Pre-Reformation Hymn and sermon at 1090 4. m. Even-| Caivary Presbyterian views at 7:30 | Twenty-fourth avenue south, near IS Seattle Steamship co Mark's Episcopal Church—Har-| King « Kev. Donald Rows. par x Tecphuse Main sis wire ST oock | vard avenue, between Seneca and) tor. Services at tl a. m. and § p.m f Boot ve Spring. Services at 11 a m. and §| Morning: “Remedy for Neglected pesitisaamninl J t ave p. m. Rev. John P. D. Liwyd. rector.| Worship.” Evening: Happy He > sa Morning: “The Portrait of Christ in| Who Doeth the Will o' 4” io gat Bec fi Ayo) i SATIS Jak Oa paae : K = a) ALASKA Junk Go COAL ce, Ks ok So ea 20h my, strouese tom”: at wie eo | Ree ie an cS ace aad been _ — —— LOANS AND F yr — ecccee YOU STRAMERS iia DOTR WR urety bonds, 28 B Seattle, Edmunds and Ever MILLINERY. Doctors ST GREYHOUND = oud parsonamer MEDICAL AND ELECTRIC TRE 4 SWAN—Turkieh and © ~weakneen: ob The Germans Lead the World in pe w Discoveries in Medicine. Tried German Medical ae Nasa lyr — Institute Always PRINTING AND BINDING. 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