The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 21, 1899, Page 2

THE SEA’ STAR, Bue e SEATTLE STAR. Northwest Appointments : WASHINGTON, D.C. Bept BH. Ww pLLS & CO., PUBLISHERS J. W. Maxwell, of South Bend he? » Exoept Sunday Telephone Pike 180 TENGE tak: Wenhtentaer Te aiees es "Oo u O ac a n é EP UIARE Wisin Mavanee | Bidridge, who will go to Texas, ‘The igs fais cons e> ee es en a eer viitered by | APPCINEMENt Was made at the re n If not in a healthy condition will at once Improve and get permanently cured by taking Electrozone, remedy, the fie copies.” quest of Senator Fow elements of life, Electrozone has cured severe cases of years standing, when all else failed. me ANd Masincas daiee agg as a ee ow p Aibber # was appointed post FR E. E ! ) thoroughly convince you, a sample will be en Free to all who call at 1514 First Avenue. Price St the postoflicn, wi Peattie. Wash na-elaxs matt $1.00 a bottle. Go and get Free Sample ELE( 1TROZONE will cure Rheumatism , 7 Farm Hands Scarce. All Stomach Trouble, Dispepsia, Constipation, Indigestion, Kidney a 4h 4 4 4 Bladder Ailments, od Tata Statement to the Wa partment that the SALEM, Or, Sept, 21.—The scar-| Nervousness, Catarrh, A thn a, and all 1d r Office 1514 FIRST AVENUE, Open Evenings and sundays wold Are Very rich, should be accepted as conclusive, | city of help in this vieinity is so BIPUR MLL the Yukon several years asm, he made an exhauns /kreat an to greatly Impede threshing ELECTROZONE —\ we OE LECTROZONE T and hop jeking, whieh are in full MH the mineral prospec and ae sult forwarded | biaet throughout the county ee WY Of war a report which waa generally regaried bY | machines have had to shut down east wiht oc: — BB Aitegether too conservative, He discouraged the fur of Salem on account of the diMeulty Preepectors, and dec 1 that outside the Klondike | Of securing teama and men tn Balom/ AMUSEMENT BC TIN the scarcity I not no apparent as in - ~ any, 4 faiieations of paying gold deposits the country, though several firms and THIRD AVENUE THEATIR MPPR TAS Father peasimistic dinposition, Ray's latest re- | borporations are ail in need of from bd bi oy pag - MEE — poston EWES Cade Nome may reasonably be depended upon as indicat three to fifteen men for all Kinds ot WAL BUY A pote Gels taneee i eee @xtatence of gold in large quantities wor —_——a /)\ zonde HERBS Nome excitemen: frat broke out. the Star advised Mowiy in dooming that region, calling attention to the in | The outlook for mit ar Jo BE GIVEN } AWAY : me sanige oe Northwont was ni bet jolden Tunt U vl y nie A Hocated in an extromety high latitude. The linprobable trust that is usually felt for min . probabi will amount ¢ of apport Pwere told of Minding gold in the grass, Dacked up later by FASHIONABLE. men has gradually changed ' Suit erst | a] > A $50 Bedroom Suite Statemenis of returning Kiondikers that Cape of oe main art to the unl) a ce Elm district fine prov-| @ INAS oe SALE Jf 4 845 Star Estate Range | helped to strengthen pinton thy ne definite eo ‘ t oon discover bi . by ped to strengther pinion t me Aetnite | more parti¢ularly to the responsible! ¥ ncavered, probabl From $7.00 to $300 Or a $5.00 Rocker. BH deposits there should be maine before a genera It Is Evidently So Considered ‘*"''"" of the men who have en. t ne n «th * “sD: , at 2:30 Nothi to Do Hesion was acdvisadic, Ray has furnished this inform- | It ts Evidently So gaged In the promotion and broker: | Huckle Right men are now at ontinues Daily at 2% Nol Nott = Collect EROW Seems to be no Rood reason why Cape Nome and by London Notables. ioe aha £ Hse -Aipovs saat ee nakgoge r+ Sherman. Clay & Co. and 7:30 i px ela PSOMAtEY should not be proapected next year by an army ieee aie stot ena, but|sleo EVER: ante tank foare medeyn| Whole dis a remote f the A 5 he Wt6 however, be stated that Maj. Ray sounds a note | ovenal cai (forgery in which p and business like view ‘ " allroad. w and th ne a TEINWAY” DEALERS MANY people trying to remain at the cape during the pie belonging to the Hritish artist of men are eming inv . ged baal aawaemie V9.5: edeas Flen 5 Wilson Faruitare Co. @ame argument that w Avanced several mor go cracy are implicated are on aging on the exchanm as ; The he Everything From Attic to Basement.” ne attention of English police au-| fe not enough fue ore to serve any considerable me * i th f Engileh p . The sy ablishin n thie sin Bwauk he beat DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, 109-11-13 Second Ave. turing the long Arc nte He states explicitly i neon inaued tor the| Cty of three exchanger ted t0| placer diggings found ea fe the MULE, $.000 ce the cravat wont Bae terore wine |ar vara e dncrhinr at a Driush am.| (be bandiing of mining stocks, le are located. 7 eroat | THIRD AVENUE THEATER SILVERWARE and Besetite 1.000 on ihe ground must Oe be arrest of « dauahter of & x 4 6 sndwiesan Wettence of the f thin Gistriet that bap. Haver woe metas Male 7 L ani : Mmminent danger of freesing to death he trans passador representiny ave! unt of business th go-| been» 1, and ¢ " oy pees Cae Waneger regen ® at « foreign court, and for the cay . . ‘ A . q ih compartson to the needs of the miners there. | 6 tne real omparatively inal m-| an * » will t re y with the ¥ of buwiness| in the f it jo , ; to de apprenen is that many of the beach | The habit of writing somebody hed th the oa . : : TONIGHT, igh IL M A . ex be office an ur ‘ } . : Va the ranks of the upper classes ow = ani . Profitable, and will determine to take chances on : aes a nities | Changes 19, however, an ox nt “ aturd atine 4 I Remaining untii it ts too tate to escape. In the | me fo the inability of the cid Paceline | dication of the real strength of the| a Saturday Matinee WATCHES. COAL 1 keep abreast of the pac market. The difference be nt pros * > able number pursue this policy, the probablli tae sow i h The very somber o Merit Gikieetal & heath’ an ' » “THE GIRL of the Edmonton trail will be duplicated, if | titled people exposed to ar of! now makes @ striking contrast, m are being FROM CHILI” = + forger 4 apparently rendered this Bg } 4 y ae Dy the fatalities a Nome arene SS Seeeren of the stocks having raised In mar crime fashionable. ; My Witle is yet known of the great ear of Alaska, of "Tes power mo ns daughter, for] Het velue rapidiy. . The laumhiest of all FARCICAL : . i i 4 the lobe. It contains hdndreds of square miles | whom a warrant has been tesued, 1®) The Index district pro ne the Aa pie klbmet com vie 8. atatpre ted by BUY ‘EM AT YOUR OWN swAND.... t to crows in the summer and impassable in win- | Mra. Kingscote, who « year ago WAS! moat wonderful Cuture before iste: ecommact tn iar Star Company of Funmakers es " | 4 44 teams. it it doing the honors of her father's em-| any ce Metriet tm the untry ue h ebttio ma ur regular py | PRICE Penrneen with provisions’ deg, tee) assy at Madrid, where he was rep-| Noarly all of t laine ther | th ae, a claim aaj | MRAE particular region, as now seems quite possible. | resenting both Engiand and the Unit- peing developed or thelr o are! w flea Level, and ond if opportunities for prowpecting for a half-dozen | ed States. Among her victim are getting ready for work. The rap! as weil There « r T THE lome need fear that the region will be apeedily over- | Lord Byron and Lord Burton, the| shipments of good paying n | seve aime in the group, only on. wit RE is the boy but three | Jatter the proprietor of the great | the su: which only began to ship 7 s been worked. Part feet high Rass Hrewery, She has been already| a few weeks ago, has had the effect the ore milling, and the te Who's made improveme | late «going to the Cape Nome country next *pring | taxed publicly by Gir George Lewis.) of tnaptring confidence in the who! - és eth tik tee ean’ eeeten chant? pr ment more | Gousider all of the chances which they must take, Lord Byron's lawyer, with having | district. This claim has me wettiand near good harborage on the dan i BE We risk Hfe and health in the pursuit of possible | made @ fraudulent use of bis client's worthy of the pame a a mine, and it an be made a shipper In| | : j tat ; . i tel | ame | Will prove profitable for it* investors me Another promising Lar Streams from little foun- tm future if stricken down with scurvy, of fr : . A couple of years ago the son of) at the Wilbur, which f* also known |p i the Beal Bay, on whic tains flow fe. ‘The m ks to be run. even thal lard don, d o occupy hin de of Index, a rich atrike the shaft tn sunk some 40 feet ‘ > > n ees ccs Bains Eanes Gol kame | Cater cone tw tho ewe of torts] cna teases bes Tae tote eke anne ere recent some 42 fest. and | T alt oalks froin Tifije acorns grow 817 Second Ave. at wealth te worth the Fiske. | confessed during « civil eult that he!a chimney for ventilation purposes.|@ea Li s another w property Although we once were small and | had forged the name of his wealthy | ‘The new strike ia claimed to be the|that Is well spoken of, but iw still an young, | SEATS RESERVED FOK LADIES. “spate mother to & prominsory note h® richest yet developed. A Jum. | unknown qua y 7 stg ve » high rents in Settle grow more pronounced | oncy lender who had discounted It|bo a rich strike haw ale apm rs With judgment weak and feeble | h Persons hiring houses for living purposes, but also | brought suit against Lady Haldon| of gold-tearing quarts. At the Calu n the Index die on ied ‘ im the city, find the rentajs in moet cases ex- | for the amount, namely 0—and | running paralel to the rich Cr trict r eae t deal of a et all good business men as we EATTLE THEATRE o rand : tivity, and the leads are turning out ) mer es. Clerks and < « ond ' she refused to pay on the ground) fell ‘The new atrike was t « Have learned to read their A, | } men. pea : ae and gr pith de soe Gat that the signature was not here. while crenp-cutting af the 160 we Y It is expe 1 that shiprne B.C OWE, Manager. BTL THAN rit HIGH § iF tent tax burdensome in the extreme. ‘ In her defense she cited her son. | jevel. The ore is a combination of Wil! be made in one week. The Cal Age ‘ - f y-owners for this conditién of affairs is that | who admitted on oath that his moth-| gold, copper and nicked. The crew Met Is located four miles from In The firm of H, H. DEARBORN & First Regular Attraction, PRICED BAKING POWDERS » demand.” er wan right, and that he had forse’ of men have only been et work t ~ and the ore will have to be pack- Co Siz ‘Rights, Cominencing Sunday, osnese \c jordin lai > b ed three miles to the Bunset tram iT h 7 . ents ie checked i soon have a bad | her signature, on which extraord laim @ Week. work having Still sell tide lots and uplands low Sept. 17 ag agg — sates repays pi © re a ’ rae ary evidence judgment was given in pended for some months om ¥ wagon road is now Room, C, ground fi tit Haller’s 4 It Is Parer, e city, People cannut afford to pag jfancy prices for | tavor of Lady Haldon, who thus es rae | ed he claims are located on Bit Cc, oor, 5 A time when the prices of most commorditics gre ad- |caped having to pay at the expense) In the Mt. Baker dt ter Creek gulch, on the North Fork bee-hive, COL, W. A. THOMPSON'S It Is Stronzer. rust combinations. Living today coats conaider- |of her son's good name. of, fina prvapacte, continu of the Skykomish river, Sixteen men Established eighteen sixty-five, BOSTON LYRIC OPERA COMPANY It Is More Economical O18 12 Months ag», without taking into consideratiog the | ing proceedings it was because|ing on, and many of the proper continued throughout the winter } wits and Cakes raised with CRES fents. Few persons are getting increases ip their 1 aay Helen's lawyer was able to con-| May not be accessible for ahipping| At the Copper King, which Is also At the Golden Tunnel the new mill 40-PEOPLE-4O j CENT Bak’nz Posder never fall large to offset their enlarged expenses. vince the authorities that the money | PUrpoSe® for years Many proper. | in Index district, a good strike has been fully inetatied, and will| | a cidehen os ” ‘ de- |lender had been aware of the spuri-| tes are dignified as mines through. !has been reported at the -foot level. begin active operat xt Monday.| | q papeet te keep strangers comune Bere with 0 oun indorsement when he discounted | out the state that have never been| Work on the tunnel it being pushed Everything is in good shape at the REPERTOIRE. Righ rents are to continue The sooner thie matter | 1 nil at 4 per cent, and that he | Prospected below the eurface, making forward rapidly, and it te thought mine to handle the business, and a| Thursday—“Trebizonde.” | Bracelet wearing men are said to (hat it deserves, the better it will be for the | 4i4 so to be placed in « position to|!t well for the Investor to keep pest-/the mine will soon be per large quantity of ore ison the dump,| Friday—"Carmen,” be on the Increase exercise pressure upon the wealthy relatives of the forger REAL ESTATE TRANS! Fens | The following deeds were fied ston record in the county auditor's ¢ yenterday Peter Anderson et ux. to William T. Addison, lot 14, block 14, Commer- cial Street Ream Motor add, Aug. 15, CARGO ROSALIE PIKE STREET IS NOW QUIET It is surprising to notice how re- |g Rosalie. which was markably quiet Pike street has be-| wijiam B. Bryan et ux. to M.D. Morth by frequent come since Tuesday.” remarked & Campbell, se\% sec tp 25, r 8, Sept.| and a severe police officer to a Star representative | 5; here early this morn- inst evening. “The resolution pass-| ux. to James De @8 first class and 40 ed by the city council Monday night | o Neal, lot 1 1-4 and el wele4 ngers, and about has been the means of driving MANY goo 4 tp 26, r 3, Sept. 14, $2,169.75 ae duet. women of epute from that se J. & Wineapaw to Cha 8. Lae, brought « very costiy tion of the city, although a great iot 1, block 50, Gilman park, Sept 7 ft included 26 barrels number of this still reside there, | 9 g75. but they keep out of sight, and the officers are given very little trouble. Lodging-hauses’ which a few nights ago Were a nuisance to the neighbor- Moore Investment Co. to James N Sandrigen, lots 23 and 24, block 1. Pratt's Orchard add, Sept. 20, $450 M. H. & J. H. Dennis to William B. from Quadra bay. sees of canned salmon bef the steamers passen- from Dawson, ant had spent the sum- hood, have now assumed @ quiet Fraser, lot 9, block 61, Denny's park ‘istrict. t. Several weeks ago I notified a44 North Seattle, Oct 1897 ig the list of possengers eral girts that if they 414 not P $1,200 3, BH. Russell, F. W. | off the streets their arrest would fol-| 4 8. Parkinson et ux. to Millard MT Wesley, W.P. Wright, low. They paid no attention to what| F Perry, lots 2 and 3, block 7, lots i, C. 8. Hubbell, B.| I told them. Later, when OMicer Iv-) 26 and 24, block 9, lots 21 and 22, block Wedivd In the Roped Arena AMARA Eddie Lenny wants to fight the winner of the MeGovern-Paimer « Joe Walcott ts back from the Wee Indies, where he went for a couple of monthe. Kid MeCoy and Steve O'Donnel are matched to fight S rounds at the Broadway Athletic Club on Tues day evening, Sept. 19. Tom O'Rourke has added a fich er to hie Het In George Gardner, the welter weight champion of New Eng and, who recently defeated Marry Fisher and ilb Hanrahan in quick time ly Whistler has been to fight Frank Farreli 15 r fore the Empire Club, of W ton, on Thursday, Heptemb winner will be matched t 7,000 LEFT Be On the Safe Side. Invest Your Money in the == 95S EA BREEZE MID The Richest Free Milling Gold Discovery in Southeastern Alaska. J. B. Blick, RB. erson took the Second avenue beat. | 12. tots 10 and 11, block 14, 4, block Ate W. Remby,| he arrested two young girls on the |1@ jot 9, block 18, part lot &, block 16, | "% Marehall. W. EB. Felix, Geo. | charee ot being vagrants The ar-| past park addition, June 6, $1,500. Thom Sharkey resumed train F MeCrummen, M. rest came aa a thunderbolt to that|” Mitlard F. Perry et ux. to Charles! !0& yesterday for his und W. E. Felix, Wm. Class of people, They were not ex-|p Ratley, lot 9 block 18, Bast park with Champion Jim Jeffries at Con ‘The fist Agadi’s Wear tie wei p end ‘ Bean, B. F. Fuller, pecting it add, Sept. 16, $225. sland next month. The sailor's sore le first assays near the surface run $112 anc $142 per ton. The latest assay just made by Biair, Grace MeFar ca Senter a an not over 16) game to John B. Wenhew, ote 2 pag they i agp anh “gg ates B i } 1 $456.8 t $428 f thi t bei Id a fh years of age, giving her name alana 3, block & East park add, Bept.| future trouble from the injur ogardus showe 56.80 per ton, $428 of this amo a eee Pee Ms Heo 1 Sacdraven. J. | Maric Russell, was arrested for 16, $260, are Jack Leonard haa matched “Chi f rs) I 4 amount being gold, $7.74 in silver and $21.06 Abell, E. F. Carison, liciting on Second avenue. She was Mary D. Malone to N. P. Ry. Co,,| cago” Jack Daly against Mily Otte in lead Mrs. J. 8. John. convicted, but sentence was suspend-| right-of-way across part sec 17, tp| of San Francisco for a 20-r 4 con . G ed by Judge Cann until Saturday. » a 2%, $400 test before a Gotham club in the near * bs 4 ae : a , Bee vormes, A. Hi, it wan « good move on the part of|‘wutlem fi. Howard to N. P. Ry.| future The group, consisting of eight claims, runs to ths water’s edge, and is therefore favorably . . W. Lovelon, the city council to remove disorderty | co, right-of-way across ne nec 10,| Austraiian Jimmy Ryan M . NA Morris, TH. houses from Pike atreet,and other|tp nr 7, Bept. 20, $1200. Tom Carey, the New located for development at the minimum of expense. The development at present represents 152 is, A. Park, A. C.| thoroughfares Treasurer King county to Rudolph, weight, In a 28-round « . p Jackson, August) Al! patrofmen have bee ied | Friday, lota 12 to 16, 18 to 24, block 15, a Gotham club in the near future feet of tunnel, the ore body thus far showing richer and larger with increased depths. Now is the Williams, J. Hunter, |'0 keep a strict lookout for w —— Seattle add, und. tax sale of! Jim Hall expects to weigh 160 : iciting attention from men in the 16, 1894, Sept. 20. wat » he meets Joe Choynaki > t > . > > 7 ¥ > re! : aye! mane ‘Aas White Capea amy ©-\ Gotriet of the atte, Se pecs ex to Mase| tt unde When he msate 3 e paki time to secure shares. An investment will bring you large returns. Development work still in —- ly. sot 36 block 14, East park a44,| Australian has worked hard to get progress Sept. 16, $180, Into «hy for thie encounter and ts J Young Son Mot Forgotten | “(rr ie iy wm. F. Ramsey, lot 1.) con ndent he wit bee eran” | neers es fWOWELERS HINTS NEW YORK, Sept. 21 st park add, Sept. 16, $150. | nian, % ter, treasurer of the } re to Emily Morne, 9 Otte his ae . oa ntral railrond, and one ¢ awh, sec 9 tp %, 6, Aug. 19, 1898 Mortage Retin sed i awe uestia ato w - icheld ot 6, biock 31, Gilman “J ff and atrass appear in. '” &nswer to a question a heth- | Retcheld, | i t te blest Brak BeConn Ma » A r ung Cornelius Vanderbilt haw) park, Sept. 19, $1,000. San Fi + welterweight fore eee oe Mickpin heen forgotten by his father in hia| Charles M. Bywater et ux. to Geo.| tyr premnigauone tt , lestiege emblems are now wii) said the young man would share, W. Carmack, lots 7, 8 11 and 12, #e¢| yo. Choynak i >) ~ A; y welers’ design oe nsk) Is training at West ®, ee Se aA sa “Ca sang tw OR ONE WEEK ONLY pe prett! ol 7 > ell provided for by hin father Sisters of Charity of House of tay at Toulavilie on Ld we in the Fin Re Providence to Charles 8. Maple, tot , ‘ poh hdl and colorings §. bloak 41, Commercial Street @team| Hid 30¢ oy will train for tis Aewt BEGIN NING SE PT 16 es settings that * Verbena Perfume. Motor add, Sept. 12, 4. ©. $100. With Jaem Mevermias, the Palle 4 4 BOK . Deve pe 76 : cheaply imitated are’ whether the exclusivenens of the Charles M. Dalsey to same, same PM rings i hgy oa re ate ‘aaueiy absent from the latest nas been harped upon so much | property, Aug. 9, 4. ¢., $1 aepaeer 5, at Wu Thi a: ses don lied apenteacin = 3: uly ah “ye had duckies a beet harpefl pon s0 much | Property, A Tisorge. 3. Dentker| one farm, White Pains. This offer will bear inspection. Six thousand shares of stock already sold. pearls and diamonds ar in may be a question, (to Washington National Bullding,| JUN% Brady amore vigle of fent p . 4 the tiny dials of t no doubt that another bios. Loan & Investment association, lots| ries knows Sharkey 's sisle of Nght . Weseeeeseseses Watches with Watteau| som and odor are grand ehic in the 19 to 21, block 6, first plate West Se- 0h "a ee Call at the Office of summer 4. The erbena attle ~~ tH eet 4a thing Im regerd to th California bos clasps in gun im ov spicy, 04-fasbioned ga arrest’ ie came. 10k 1h, biodn 6,, Cae Rae there You ar ef, set with pearls, rhir arowth, is the favorite of the| J. Deniker to same, lot 18, block 6 nad there you are.) x ~ ) x = ‘other jowels, are a nove with th ; ristenne: Ther rst pla L Z ) 2 fy introduced for advance guard among small green enametea | \" a Puget Sound Recruits e ° eco ecco jast {dea of the “witch 4 prope hing PORTLAND, Sept. 21.—Capt * uta tat tng tt |( SEATTLE TRANSFER CL We shington Building, 1st Ave., Bet. Ch ! uisite Eeyptian de yerbeer died, he ordered | pointed captain in the Forty-ftth 4 osene s 4 mh “a Bet Fosse durquolee and en.|that his manuscripte, iatters lunteers Infantry has reported tor Freight, Passenger and Baggags, 8 &> 4 Cry 4 erry and Columbia are beautiful beyond | should be made public 20 years after duty to Capt. Hodges, In charge o} ercna : his death. This should have be recruiting in this district, and has ORAGE. Or at Se — at Seattle Hotel. Call 2 el from 10 to 12 —— : \ n thi, but owing to wuarreia been nasizned to recruiting duty at] | tgs main edd Cet 62 Crs aveny r tel Il at hotel from 10 to 12 a, m., 2 to § p. m. and 7 to8p.m. Inquire at , he could describe a| it peuiponel akain' and| captain tn the independent battation| ¥ Hotel Office for Jos. Hamblet, manager of Sea Breeze Mining Co. pried beef supper in remains include a num-|of Washington volunteers last. year,| - - that your mouth would etters from Heine and a com-|up to the date of its muster-out at) Kore Drag Co. Fifth end #iee ith pleasure. | plete opera. Vancouver barracks. Prescription specialists. Tel, Pilce 26 ‘ 4 iH * M ‘ . : ae ee ——— UUESLETASETENENaRETEE enn