The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 18, 1899, Page 4

see CO 4 reece nner rr es ATIN STATES MAY Dosa AGAINST U.S. Object to t he Paternal Care’: . THE STAT. AWN W00100000000000003 SUMMER HAS COME. Shghtly it is true, tl e ont Wait Until it Rains | | | TO SHINGLE THE ROOF | Overdue, but none | | Hon, John 8 Cr of York who haa already done much tn this ¥ city (o sustain Bie title as America’s on the subject of singte, tax, In the ; me, |morning he spoke at the ‘ttt | Garrett Block at Chohalis ts et fh, in the afternoon at the First! ‘ ¢ ? ¢ ¢ 2 ; Ps $ ‘ $ You need a HAM This applies to Mackintosh buying just as we ll. 3 een save Neve le There will be no use getting wet when ; the , : ¢ . H e « ATTL foremost, living orator, made thrve Haptivt, and im the evening at the | Secured for the Purpose. ‘apomenoes oy cnosey|) WIS COUNTY t Presbyterian, In every |he was greeted by an intelligent and) CHIOHA t r De appreciative audience, and hie le-| county co: ‘ ish, e id e ac in 0S es | It were highly pleased, Mr./ Barrett brick block Sacuria enny y-Coryell Company 0 ne e am. } rosby js much gratified at the re- | courthouse for Lew! 1 " | Siationery Dept, | ception Be has met i he has met in Beattle pores cape tie 6. oe a Ao , : sim A 716 Wiret Aw Can be bought at these astonishing ly low prices: | ‘ " RANRNOARAAAIAD WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept, 18.—The rumors of possible combina | a CARGO 0 oF cop. provements, Th 1 position commmneeame? yeh te j ape: ; tions aw the Sta ‘ wtral and South America directed agatnat | i fa ag ye county officer eemanenarees Mixes’ Fine BROWN CHP x pd ey ‘ mp dplatd ve vet collar ang b . . sen by the officials bere. After @ five months’ cruise in Ber-| MLO BY January 1 MACKI » full, wid « value, ONY... +6 0 ' nl States are r ved with some concern by the off ing see, the barkentine Biakely re This building was erected du £ Th Bl k Ski aid collar; . 95.35 each Nearty a year ago this spirit of Qiatrust on the part "of the kate turaalis Wank Séaate yesterday the boom time by rs Kites Ba ‘a 8 ac rt. ed cheap|yadies’ Fine NAVY BLUE or Amertean people was (ret exhibited in the semi-official discussion by t | with 100,000 pounds of cod. While b expenses OAM, Bhe @ ast seawon at $4.00, bright and new,| BLACK #®RGE MACKINTOSH United Statow of imbia of @ proposition to combine the | on the cruise #he lost @ seaman nam. |/t 1? Ber mon-in-law, Kaward | \ Bone SLLLLL LATS a rg 2 aoh| new I wide sweep cape, in- ein Ane he catensivie pur- (@4 Late. He te eupposed to have! Wa? now Bopelenaly adiiot Co a Ladle Fine BLUE ENGLABH] laid velvet collar and » oan ath and Central America, In that case the osten v } cae use of morph Bome tim acINTORS, two 6: ag a . gn states, Bue | "00® leet fo a fF superior co ‘ The black @kirt witt n BORG MACKINTOF | perfect fitting; cheap at $5.50, only st unjust demands for indemnities by forelan states, Bw a uperior court appointed ©. ¥ Se Tan sweep cane aialal : a ae nig the discussion, {t appeared that the scope of the com- hop aw duardian of th . n. Tt holde the \ raped Mar ye Fyre He wid be broader than this, and there was more than one in- aiuesiianenans bf the $0 4 tort + ured to All| | Pri sieses th io eueh| “MIXED CHEVIOTT MACKIN- a deay I distrust of the Un States cat tae te A ’ a. ini adios OWN 2D) TOBH, ne Howton 00 r \bs have occurred since that discussion to strength- | i vem oa pg shape Rhee apo pe BY | ENGLIS TWEED CKIN ogg ra . : odes ana tee ng. was a decision adverse to Colombia in the : A k milk skirt is far more| TOBH, new © sweep military) trimming; cheap at $6.0, our price | ft d ! nt Cleveland wae the arbitrator that unpopus | Hope in this di tare ab . t ne 6 id over hope ape, inlaid velvet collar and 5 cane + tgs nten was ed against the United States. | — — | wastes dete in me 3 throuxh ¢h © of a| trimming beautifully — finiw esen’s 1 : Ae ast the cruise of the United States gunboat Wil- | uring , : *| $10.00; value, only 16.85 each ® : SPRGE BOX he Amazon and Or Thene voyages were taken from the |, The Geattle Stock exchange was/srowers have a _ - + “a Men's F TAN ¢ pp ENG-| COAT STYLE MACKINTOSH, in- EP shiek dauendne aes ane oe amercial motives, Commander Todd ot [formally opened Saturday evening ore to work The quanty ed 1 pete : ve! LASH VERT CLOTH, BOX spt lly got 4 the Wilmington, f that there were no charts of these vast rivers |‘ 8¢ Many person the chambers) hope te good. but owis : eT culd| COAT STYLE MACKINTOSH, tn y 4% each and « “ Diiged to take soundings as he proceeded. Inci- |Could Mold. ‘The event wae greeted | Semmet er ace: rimaping Y ge a laid velvet collar ny, stytioh LISH § BER a to snake rough running charts of the rivers that | With @uck interest, and the success Breen color nea ble for! and waterproof; $10.00 value, only LE MACKI may ? eee eerie Mis actions. Were, however, |0f the Rew Institution seems assured » m, but that what ts $7.0) each) TO valet aanae misint ¢ the natives, though in the end Capt. Todd | Tee evening was devoted t RACE TR LE ag endl it waif | M Fine N AV Y BLUE SER plaid lining; $12.00 value, $ PA st Braxitian oMfelals as to the ree- emmy Be bag Stas Soe we : - . oe MAC CKINTOBH, new Boston, wide! only $10.00 each S ing at Present and Future” , . Thus, 8) Ger OUR PRICES ON LADIES’, CHILDREN'S & GENTS UNDBR- s g Sagi oe ; P. ts pag yng IN ILLINOIS : vp lo WBAR, TET. ARE MONEY SAVERS TO YOU i feed ! Stock Exchange”; 0. M. Moore, “The n her wardrobe $ | | Mcintyre’ “The Mining Bureau $ caused | be Roger &. Greene, The Future ' Six Nogroes Killed and One Moment must be taken os © oie hy SGP telat O. W. PETERSON & BRO ees AND WOUNDED) = OF STEAMERS ‘s.rsi.nns Wettsngs ant ste Mortally Wounded. wie nant women sume ro ave), Wi . ae okere”; Hon, BR. A. Bailing . pie > mnie ‘ { she can persuade them to 2 1 “Commercial Interests of Seattle and y° <o mge t berot it. Sept. ANY Most women are likely to 206, 208, 210 Pike St. & simply the Northwest”; Charles K. Jenner, 1000” Flot between white as at in really neces are no AnEntertainment to be Given, New Boats Securedto Repl ac | {h. Northwert’: Charles KC Jenner minors took place ycwieriay. In sh The great point, then, te that = 7 - 3 tana nee me mm ; *1x NeeTOeR Were killed and ek parate skirts again are » ¥ ri ines. sources of the State”; Col. W “e eunded . no wh t S by ¢ 3 at Seattle Theater Chartered 0 Prosser, “The Atock Exchange and|™ortally wounded nitea anctioned by fashion “Popular With Our Boys in Blue 3 Next Saturday the George Forteon| TACOMA, Sept. 18—Dodwell @| the Real Estate Board.” leans tate oy prven _- i . ‘ hat be all black. or pre Relief Corps will give an entertain.|Co, Saturday announced the char- Jadge MeGiivra’s account of (he | serious trouble ¥ cB ayy ype y » a ot the wait. Pr meat at the ttle theater for -the|ter of the following steamahipe for | exchanges of pioneer days was par-| O00 Orono tte =| permits both styles without Denetit of the re fund aiding the! the Tacoma-Oriental service of the) ticularly Interesting, and threw im-| fo. on the whites af : 9 aoe 7 root nr danfgeed ego ye sick and wounded of the returning| company: Saint Irene, now due at! portant light on the commercial evo- * B eereaey leeprgl , nin m the) |), Washin, and Occideatal. Washington boys. The programme| Hongkong with a cargo of rice; City | lution of the city eg agg? neta x bettet - pick a pair of staire, skirt one Corn lashington ig an exceiient as can be seen by) of Dublin, due tn Japan from New| is precaution to preve r r 4 . ( eas * TAS the following A York; Queen Adelaide, en route to} 1 Sooebte arther| A Slack b skirt should be m Overture—“Consecration Weber! Portland from Kobe. A fourth het | | ae . ' ber aid hy rth era First Regiment Band sel may possibly be secured - whe etty. te ‘quiet t ‘ ne hig eight black ma Mra. Whittiesey| The echedule of sailing dates an-| lguare are ne indications of | terials, @ ” a. « cord cloth Ch — If You Are Hoe WINES hee it The Volunteers | nounced shows that the vessels will A ts | troubi It was reported ¢ the doublure, that fm, the lin — ga ong, rreytt Sig. H. DeCaprio| all be In service until late in Febru-| musements. | crowd of outside miners mt Of checked Black and white, ait Y Ww nt Hit tokes direct trom the Mm ing Quartette | 4 some of them may be re- Not ve bright col : Te 2 oS String Quartett ary, and some of them may Fp Seweaan ge genie te ou a vaca vaults, Nabe ave gOwR Harp, Reading (sete Mandolin and Guitare cted) ae Mae Eliaa- sphens, Emerson Cotlege of Boston, Mass Bolo—"Good Night, Sweet Dreams," Mise Katherine Dolan “The Cake Walk” (Character aiteton)| Mr. Harry Logan Geary Tadieau (Arranged by Mrs. G. east nt, of Tacoma). wartette (Selected )— "a Piret Regiment Band (Selec tedy— Mr. Louls Singermann Quartette.. .. . St. Mark's Choir Vocal Sole . «Mise Bessie Inglis Tableau— | Vocal Soto (Selectet)>— -Madam F. K. Laird, of Victoria) Guitar and Mandolin Solo— | Misses Harla Sloan and Cllao Hut- ehinson | Duet--"Vient al Mio Sen” (Come to My Heart) Millard! Mr. and Mrs. Geo, A. Edmunds. Vocal Solo (Selected)— Miss Grace Bradley, prano of Tacoma. leading #0- Patriotic Tableau— i Bugie Calls { Mr. Wm. Lindsley, busier First | Washington Regt. Band. CRIMES AND CASUALTIES Reported From the Eastern Part of the State. SPOKANE, Sept. 16 today bring accounts accidents and tragedi« land . D. T. Clark, aged 26; a farmer, fell in front of a moving sickle and his left arm was terribly cut and bruised Late advices Harry Reeves, a paper hanger, also of Garfield, fell from a omgect atrik- ing on f scissors oh he carried # pocket The blade a arly through his thigh a Witbur, Wash wheat, fell from a wa- gon was crushed to death under the wheels Highwaymen held up a farmer at Oakesdale Friday night, receiving a #mall booty. Incendiartes looted the dwelling { ¥. D. Masbrough. at Gene- terward firing the house. No of the miscreants. Daniel Borden, a we hauler near Spokane, ed @ horrible death in a runaway today. The front of th n gave way and carried Borden swiftly moving | | WASHINGTON BOYS RE-ENLIST ford was rece in this day that the city R. Rob- Wightman swing men have been dis- charged from the Firet Washington volunteers and re-enlisted in the Thirty-sixth infantry: Charles Teur, E. Lyst, O. A. McGee, W. W. Butt ner rank Rivers, Lewis C. Green- wood, Edw ett, J. J. Ar ¥. Sullivan, J rd Lamb, T. B. Crock i, B. F. Shuck, W. PL Ewan PREPARING FOR DEWEY NEW YORK 18.—Ten day from today Admiral Dewey will wr Al I the hotel rooma are sold owt. Such few rooms as are left are bein fabulous price The work on the decorations ts being pus pidiy, and everything will| be in good wrape when the hero of Manis arrives ! | chartered for the | inventions are added the | tained on the line permanently. The fictoria, Tacoma. Glenoate Otympta, of the regular feet, may be turned over to Dodwell @ Co. at any time, and will resume their runs & connection with the new feet ‘The steamship Abergeldie has been) chartered for the Portiand line, and will sali from that port on December The 20 on her first trip. Adeiaide, make one trip to ergeldie takes the place of the Len- ox, of the Portiand fleet, which was chartered by the government The new tiners have tmmense capa- * The Saint Irene, the largest of the new fleet, and the first to ar. rive on the Sound, bas a capacity of 7,400 tons measuren 168 tons dead weight. This te twice the capa- city of the Victoria and nearly three times as much as that of the steam- ship Tacoma. The City of Dubtin bas « capacity of 5.100 dead weight, or 5800 tons measurement. She ie a well fitted steamship, and is one which the gov ermment sought to secure as @ trans- port. In fact her charter was an nounced at the war department, but Dodwell & Co. secured the vessel The Adelaide is the ematiest of the new steamers for the Tacoma line. but her capacity Is ample. She can carry 4.256 tons dead weight, or 4.600 tons measurement. Her capacity te about that of the Glenogle. All the new veasels are steel screw mers. st OBSERVATIONS. Happiness te not the end of life; charactor ia —H. W. Beecher. Make not thy friends too cheap to thee; nor thyself to thy friends — Puller. Truth makes the face of that per- son shine who speaks and owns it South. Incredulity robs us of many pleas- ures and gives us nothing in return. Lowell Waste of time is the most extrava- gant and costly of all expenses.— Theaptrastus pod face is a letter of recom- m, & good heart Is a letter t.— Bul wer. morteaged may return, but once pawned is ne'er re- deemed —Middleton. It t# not helps, but obstactes, not facilities but difficulties, that make men.—W. Matthews We hate some men because we do not know them; and we will not know them because we bute them.— Colton Such Is the force of envy and iit nature, that the failings of good men published to the world than i de and one fault of a rving man shall meet with more reproaches than all his vir- tues will with praise. —N. P. Willis. Alas! for the misery which ia caus. ed by a long tongue! The quantiy of gossip could not be kept up if tt were restricted to truth, and so evil These at first are a sort of spice and flay ort but in time they become the principal ingredients, A modern es sayiet defines gossip as the putting of two and two together and making five of them, Say fifty and you are nearer the mark.—Spurgeon Lan¢ honesty Modern Instance. The children fled in all directions. Not #o from fear of the dog, be It understood, as from fear of the po- iceman who had come to shoot it Sternly he drew near. His revol- ver was in his right hand, and his gaze was fixed on the rabid animal, whowe flerce eyeballs gleamed defi ance at him At a distance of ten paces the off cer paused, slowly raised the weapon deliberate aim and fired Straight to ite mark sped the bul- let It struck the dog squarely in the center of the forehead, and the sav age beast fell to Dead! Phis story is written to show dly absurd, b fact | the earth— how W utterly ridiculous assertion pet repe stranger than fietion America’s jocomotives © cort 000,000, and) n ton Lyric Opera company last night, | Bullwinkle, 60,-/ stocks underwritten by A. L. Migitavaces # Corgiat TOOT) Mein St Telephone Main 6a7 7 ing here, but they have r ’ i 1 o nt the pron 1 ; ~ |Siderubormesen su: A Bargain A large audience greeted the Hor wir t a in a New, Slightly Used or Second-band PIANO or ORGAN j when it opened the regular season at) [the Seattle theater. The company numbers @ performers, everyone; thoroughly capable ‘The opening! opera was “Said Pasha.” « lieht and capes nesagpoas "SEATTLE TRANSFER Ol nows THE PARALYTIC. HER own PAPER _ Allard, = lonatner who ts tuneful piece which has long been a) ' and, saye that the name of favorit ith Seattle thea’ alyt siner { the Commer. Of tse tae ot HAMILTON,O., Sept. 18 —The Jar hot A. K. Fisk, of Cam Remember by there reat, Pasenger ant Bao, fell on the comedians, Wernment is abou ’ Ke. Mane. The r man Largest and Most Conr | STORAGE tertainment and it could have fallen into no bet-| Dark © ter hands than Henderson and Kun-| °F? kel's, who kept the house in a con-| 0 the Black & ¢ plete Stock in the City 602 6) waite tor prios aad terms oman Gs a Nie ( NORTHWESTERN "STOCKS UinvAs roar a6 long, aa they | were] IAS Soaet paper mille an the Me the 8 D. S. JOHNSTON ont an ie “gnaw” & - ‘ . wn ag " h rth werte : ness in the comedy part were new | Which will be operated by Japan solc- « ao today Pacifh 4 903 Second Ave, Burke Bulldiag | and up-to-date, and worked up with|!¥; for the manufacture of paper ped to 16, and 15,000 shares were Spot Cash that snap which adds so much to the! ener rosea a. | Golden Tunnel n the Foor humoriam on Japar res to tak t and failed with “field Pasha” te not an opera to| her own paper in th a ’ anetke werk Gold Dust afford a proper opportunity to dis . Tered on th at 350 lant Bat. SONNEY é STEWART Fut Assay Valve. Amy Quantity. play the talents Of a ouperd apgre- uray wit yer. Coneldian fon Aislin Ssh cia JOSEPH MAYER & BROS. mation like the Lyrics, but evep in the Goa te: Soe “ k tha * en the sudden Telephone Main id Reatiia W LeCherry *& #1 Boilding lore ve ng ped by these stocks Neh form of opera It is not often . at the j the Beattie public has the chance to heat singers who are more than cap- able in their roles. Miss Stanton, prima donna, wae exceptionally good, aw was also Miss Mamie Kingsbury. Among the not- We know ELECTROZONE is a Specific, and to Thoroughly Con- «ince and Prove these Facts to you, a sample will be given “to all who call at office, Call for Same ff pleand ace Testimonial 1514 First Ave. Office Open Evenings Hallam, tenor; Lovett Rockwell, bar-| tone, and E. C. Rogers, baritone The chorus i# splendid, being com posed of pretty, shapely girls who can sing exceedingly well The company will have a better opportunity to show it# musical abil ity this evening, when it appears in Maritana. A large audience greeted “The Girl) from Chili” laet night at the Third avenue theater, and enjoyed a good long laugh. It te a farcical comedy, and a tangibh ot, and all kinds of good and inughable situat The plot hinges on the love aff SLNIVIdWOD ' DIVW34S irs of Homer Doomaby, who unintention- ally becomes engaged to two young ladies, He assumes « female din- guise, which leads up to all rorts « ludicrous situations. Frank Bacon, as Homer Doomahy, does some clev- er work. E. J. Blunkall, as Robert | Lightheart. @ friend of Doomsaby, | whose biundering is respons! or | t many of the laughable situ. | . ia very clever. Russell Has. | Mr. Bullwinkle, father of | “the girl from Chill.” played his E4na Fillamer, Miss “The Girt From Chili,” came in for her full share of ap- plause. She ie young, vivacious and pretty, and makes the most out of the part. Fay Courtney, as Mine Tattersall, in love with Doomaby, was also well received. The balance of the company was good During the action of the play a number of excellent specialties ° Introduecd “The Girt From Chili” will be peated each evening during the week, including a Saturday matinee. THE CORN YIELD ALONG KASKASKIA NASHVILL®, Ill, Sept. 18%.—Two hundred million bushels fe the esti mated corn yield for the state of Il. | Mnots for this year, and “Heypt,’ that part of the atate extending from the line drawn from east to west touching Centralia down to Cairo, | will produce not les# than one-third of the yield, The American and San- | ta Fe bottom ng of about 100,000 acren, along the) Kaskaskia riv ripening grain, for the relentless sun of September, which t# withering ev erything within its range, is put- ting @ golden touch upon the huge ears of corn that protrude from ev ery side of the heavy stalks, The 100,000 acres in these two great flelda will yield an avernge of 75 bushels to j | | Natures Remedy The Ele ments af P Life MAQONORAOMNT & SCROFULA To Cure Any Case of Stomach Trouble, Dyspepsia, Constipa- tion, Indigestion, Nervousness, WOMEN Electrozone is “unequaled der Ailment, Catarrh, and All Blood Diseases. ee ee ee een a al Female Complaints. Sample Free. Office, 1514 FIRST AVE. Chicago Schoo pen Evenings. servbeliiheniidiii CHICAGO, Ul, Sept. 18—With a possible return of $40,000,000 in ax. fl <mey-pege neased valuations in this city, there|/ om af » is talk of appropriating $10,000,000 fi <—watogy” ; W with which to erect new schools hs my” He Was Consumed by Fire se oe Becaure he did not have his mining Par- ray) re — Pri Ge ond foo Se] red Gas = | me | | ker & Co., New York Biock i a typhot A fus we statem It is s 2 e : days. é. TACOM Frank W return fr tomorrow. tal on Tt bim of thi Foster ws F. HK. Mur ton as the zens’ con governme coma as @ecure the transports York inte celebratio turn to A on the 28t The On mined to thie year, an invite Cushman It te cor Cushman and take istration answer to metiately The car wated by has been years pas has retur ‘will lost ground Senator F aepprehen: A RE ‘TACOM ¢rain run end of a | o'clock ye ging trair end, and ted into engines a the log tr making !t men to s nginee Frawley \ and H. © drakemen head and attended track was WASHI Lawrence National clubs, die WASHI Col, Mile Shafter a died today er. Mile} volunteers SYRAC The cruis to protect the Venez DETRO to the Gr are begin work. Richmond vention in parentiy |