The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 21, 1899, Page 4

ee VALPARAISO, Chile, pt NunTiNe “a }have been leased for 16 years by an} CHANCES DIMINISH Auge Ll Pricey ' r American syndicate, The press ex-| hk i | Aa gy oh ¢ ten GOOD STO reaion audi ALL THE DiSiR! , |: < eguat af Wealliwiey. : P YTRT oh, Aueusti ; ounci es wet of mexiniey-” General Belief That Republicans Wil! '¥% Augustine & Co, dat fr uneing His Military Leadership tees Not V Hi i cmsiowauaas in th on agen 0 bast o¢ President Mottnier: ot Vote to Seat Him. ra aa in the Philippines. {mee sentrses velng tte Pare cary yee ; Exposition | Women's Christian Temperance Union "Ty | ] secret Why We Are ©o + go Ginay toreae? wise. PARTY DOES INOT NEED HIS VOTE renew EGENERAL TO BE SUPERSEDED 202° :"> "x ae Robin of the Manila Corres ondents sy" r'satact'vids henans S@MAtOrs = Therefore Prefer Not to Stultily ey Te ise wrist venta Be Mansfeld. whereby she practically I 2 : Won r¢ =. \iabe throughout. p et fitting Pp [itt be, he leading woman. she Their Previous Records by Voting t Union beg to] eran wearing: only $2.00 a pal hens the President in Placing a eemigchtemsanad lb tothe attention of the peo: |, Men's Mine VICI KID, BHORS Aw ABaron Disgraced. | for the Pennsylvanian. Seattle the Convention of tame new "astuma ‘yie d bi ew General in Command. BERLIN, Sept, 21.—Baron Sehtitin! 1 \ tion. "which | beautiful dress shoes; $3.00 a pair. von € atatt, a high court offictal of} he Men's Ih VPLVET CALF | grand duchy of Taden. | WABHINOTON, D. C. Sept. 20.—There . I 4 SHOF wn new Derby lasts | neminously Giemissed f political circles nore that Penneylvania vy hav b peace “ = phot % re ‘ becatises he betrhyed @ young girt | Politics hickled eyelets, new Polka cu BeGTON, D.C, Sept Manila news to the effect and shattered her brother's arm in| tive in the United States senate in the tt s aiue, only 4.00 @ pair peaipe nes reported unanimously « duel, rendered him a cripple for | come apparent within the last few days Men's VEAL CALF SHOES, lace _ an 4 no great sur iven ap © capi an nat the ant 1 cong excelent rin) heap one x mmisstoners and | . nuine KA AKOO Be haved fy oe ’ we that tis ' senate, and the ob bodies of that body t f the es, | i iy : : dell ge ~ en | ME ), Mo, Sept. 21.—P. H. Cul-| * #8 6 atderaply ares ‘iat . ' phe “ we Psi CHILDI EN m1, SHOES a eantget wun the ct ye an pert | Which will enable them to ’ the 28th and 30th inst. | wer vt hi sate fits < leway. When Jester will be taken to Paria, and fh . t t us by for trial on Monday, and would like r ration wi be | hela > try the case on ite merits nere | Jur © sale Seems Srcrsecs a s| THE KLONDIKE) © VANCOUVER|"="™azs.curgemesae., |p AA be corrected at that time ase of — DDRESS “MINERS OUT [Se eousea. "=" "| $250,000 Arrived on the To. YANoo , YC COGHLAN AT DECATUR «:iiersescsst'sar'nrnnte’Ss| poke Lest might Gran, Frank #1 Pn ar “4 — = © ‘ mn hg S ing wit} | Among the yong Ee PS 2 eee sg Eueaint the two anne et tien, The cost to the state th thie cae hetiione as and 6 Eldorado, venrvatt f #, foe. Notte ton cane! going to amount to nearty | said to be the richest in the Klondike, | ate W. 11. « . eS LSS O SS: } men idle aitd they say they have | nesses from Texas and Indiana, and | D°te!. and deposited in the safe 42 pals tor a Aight to @ flaish for th pounds of gold, valued at § Gold Dust PRAPEBLS PELLDL: ition of the union and regula Another rich passenger wee wi wis hana ten,“ Aeed Goal ° thane submitted for the consideration Ham Detter: e' ston. i, bet- estructed tne » of th npany ter known > Banh He } JOSEPH MAYER & BROS. 9. the navy departir ‘ wther hand the operators, NEW YORK, Sept lettina| discovered French Hill in the Kion V4, Buliding of the govern-| «ay they will not submit to the dic-| Girard, whose escapades have at-| dike, and brought out nearly $im ara Cees mt Port Orchard tn ation of the anion and that the! tracted public attention at intervals in gold. One of Bie boxes of goid sine | ig Raed * will remain idle til they get | for several years, ha pnounced her Wwelhed 400 pounds. - a : loud canal ask > return to work. intention of abandoning her life of Peter Gordt. an aged mine the A D il d W k Bib Of the chamber in se r supply of co&l is short fon and taking up the avo-| Klondike, ts reported to have found isas rious al oa rec 5 | wheat for the r tithes of coal will have ion of nursing. Ghe has effected! nugget on No. 34 Eldorado, valued we foanuta to t here from other a reconciliation with her mother, | at $1,158 It we! @bout six pounds | iv IF On the propos: new t ‘the empty bine. Mrs. Ordway, of Washington. Troy, and is §9-12 Inches long " pi ‘ P 4 Yo build a a The following parsengere came) | NEBRASKA CrTy ene en . === | down on the Topelia: G. L. Walker,| Det | Me 4 em the pre J. D. Garfield, Mra. B. Wayner.! Sock took fire, and the catabiten | Mrs H.C. Ingram, Mra, Mary A aaa anna ants Seuatener ¢ A Nerthanaghe 4 | Royal, John Kokolay, T. ©. Rust | ae ge yl gone . . factory | Mrs. L. BE. Kennyon, M. L. Freeman,! . ceetiun men Pins bas area pounds per annu H. Le Herdmeyer, William Herd-| OUT - ¥ Me establishment will be meyer, Josephine Herdmeyer, W. H . | @ad the estimated an Humphrey, G. E. Pablam, F. KR F e aeewent to $19,461 Fish, Miss Gray Stewort, George id ss | one subser Bounds, Bounds, F. W. May. George ey Pie Gals grea Fa R. Boas, W, Hoss, C. Edwards, J ne. The con- W. Smart, Bre. H. B. Foley. Mra 5 : hy. 4 bas ese A. Hatm, Miss Clara Hill, Miss War wing cht, and th ill ld George Bernard, J. McDonald, Mra] A ™ nt, an PIPER ' ou mericans | ear 0 rogs Tyrall, Mrs. MeDonald, Torn Cav “* «. — | | augh. A. Michael, KR. Royal, Mra L iiinlanmeagei 3 ai w iy Sickmeyer; Mie M | SSES AWAY and Sawed-Off Breeches. Ste We Gene sta! Gaoes o Alliance With Enotand, | | feott, H. O. Blankenship, J. Avira -nglan quate, J. W. Perce, G. Owens, Mra | | WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept. %.—Dipiomatic and official rcles are Feldmeyer, J. A. Brock Mixes M ‘gl liga a yes seeing with interest a report that Secretary of State Hay has warr Kk. Mra J. V. Smith, Mise F cotumnt ‘ o n Dick, of the Re- tern markets w ey F aistionttia ndorsed a proposition to adopt aspecial court dress uniform h, Mine C. Robinson, George Le] ounisoan etate ox ; elgg pep Ee Siam of two wee ¢ Don Antonio Lazo Arrigu, dean of the Latin-American diplo- | Rice, W. F. Cunninenam, dive, Cnn his em; ¢ alliance | m was born at atic carps, is the father of the innovation. Ever since he succeeded to | Frank Berry, West Faber, Ike Hen, . - 1 “ imal | Pas wus t Jeanship, upon the death of Matias Romero, the Mexican ambassa- | J. Staley, J. Ford, O. P. Carson, W.| ,.4 moeee ao ¥ eee college. Senor Arriga has been urging the adoption of a ceremonious uniform | M- ce ig Pevesenont * arorsnepe pF | ‘ j mdnsitted to the ber * colleagues, It had always bean a fad with some of the Central and | Ut: F) & Menge A. Saecnen, ‘ n fon elth year ago Mr set . ath American ministers, but Senor Romero always opposed such dis- | J. Natt, Mrs. EJ. Natt, H.W , Ags . fet the ber 20 and 21. ee, bie fi the part of the Republican representatives len, Mrs. E. In Mitchell, J. M. Fleteh- . Sen’ cases teams anaed ve the objections of several of hia conferees, enor Arriga |#f. F- M. Gundy, | Marper | Daniels : ‘ Pam » American secretary of state upon this absorbing matter rae M. Faterly, H. § re. J a seen cl s that the idea found singular favor with Mr. Hay | Dateoty Wetans evey, B. Bedles =—= laity, When told that several South American diplomats were afraid of of -- A ey ne os > es e Foe . » the off the U ren, ponan. propshire Rborough knowledge of | fending the officials of the United tes by appearing in a special uni. | 7™ a th vai 29 form, Mr Hay informed Senor Arriga that instead of objecting, he cor- | H. G. Smith L. H. Ont 0 ore an | a aZ0r, Risidess will be Jially indoreed the project as a move in the right direction Batchetder, C. E. Smith = Fann | ot the 2. Mr. Hay went further and said the custom in the United States of Is E. Hil, A. G, Hill, J. Babler, W Mich order he ha» ‘ restricting its American ambassadors, ministers and other diplomats to |H- Moore. RICHMOND, V t ternation among the e . E v black evening drew as now, t ay the least, obsolet Indeed. * DF an ages toa in foe the practice exposed the American diplomat to the charge of ostentation | unknown negr r * upon the resi og ree penis and His plain black was a epicuoun display of Republican humanity, | part two nix y the man, The po Mire. BE. W. Langdon and might well be dropped as a concession to the taste of the rest of the have been wu ED, Cusick, btn A world. At any rate tt would be more in consonance with good taste to Two of th tion. The man | 9 . | accord te general fashion than to be conspicuously different wieps up b 1 mer heads, draws a ——————— | Acting upon this approval Senor Arraga a his Latin-An an razor across T people are | | brethren, have ordered their uniforms from Paris, and the new raiment em atirred up by hin at y | | Is expected to add greatly to the splendor of state ceremonies at the Numerous applications are con- Eee | In a general way the features of the new uniforms will be a sort of | have packages registered for the DEMOCRATS tuxe with gold frogs down the front and a wide fringe of gold em- | Yukon dlatriet. ‘This cannot by é roldery around the hem, the color of the garments varying with the |and the postoffice department has | ; ries represented: Knickerbock-#r trousers, silk ‘stocking® and |publiahed the following. Instructions BRIDGE TRUS IN VIRCINIA| Vancouver Line, [ in regard to this matter: "The atten a There ie sti! much discussion among the South Americans as to | tion of all postmasters is called to Eo gree a, Hand Gull of Georgi in n r it would be proper for them to wear swords when in full court |the fact that letter# only, In their Lh bE delig btial hang tre ires ordinary form, « s, are] NEW YORK M Vv Sept. 21.—~An world i tak: eocnanipe transmissible in . * the] tails so far a Jered flog- STEAMER mader Demo Yukon district of Canada; and that| concerned "i rider an Ahk pean call an anti-tr there is no way to forward to that Aypctbage } or Cincinnat! a district parcels of third or fourth. are ciepneion Zhe new nat class matter, In view of thie fact h was intended to per Leaves Fonier Wi Eeommitice may be wv | persons presenting matter of that » be ft 1 by magis Friday foe Srrtset wn FOR CENTRALIA| THE INSURANCE |Siei 2 srsinn Ws‘ SEE getion. Col. ryan formed that it is unmatiable, for th mse ¢ next eae pamnat See ne arrival in Chicag reason stated, and the re«istration of slates ’ : Yeelor Wheel or Stic at he er. i seid ° ae , ealahier sare the matter must be dectined.” on aener Scales : ae Mutual Life Bidg. Tel Brown me wiven it bis CENTRALIA, Wash, Sept. 2 AFAX, N. 8, Sept. 21.—Six , ania th ow, and already tt Segeaeeaes BOOre - perebers fer 1 Doncastle grist mill, south almen are under arrest at Guyabe rs. A tin t not may t re tt ? the Chehalis river, has| charged with wrecking vessels and TOWN IS A x th races, Alea eben purchased by Hoes Bros, of this! defrauding insurance companies, The ro ae hh ; ; 1 gene ° won, Otto Feltmate, ¢ | : u lr le want 0 mi, Shey exp wal merey Montes ind Wallac ou an ent with the t 5 a whort time. This mili) P ag from } tion. S MRMGDE Of youre nae, [oRetaln. Munro | sen: : nut ot heen operated for sev.| schooner St, Thomas and Capt.| BETHLEHEM, N. H., Sept. 21 A Bar ai romana polr : Agro acmasiene of acaraty Duncan the schooner Juvenita, A|Today has marked the greniest ’ ART Z gs in nase piitic al t as. With the increased pro-| hearing was held today and the cases|ovent in the history of this towr ART LYMPDA t. 21.—The state au- the po f wheat, © grist mill, with| continued |The event which has been the cause iL ISH DADED 1th te board of in a New, Slightly Used FE catoreizne renin ogg A “4 hae been condiderable acti-|Cape Breton last June, and later an of Loyd Hills an 1 and eanrpal, a exised 4 “ ate during the past| Unsu sful attempt was made to m t sta ern wtates, they »' collect the surance m morning the TOLEDO, 0. vlan or it would eer t k farms have recently ie money on the! ; : i ies, fe | Sepelgee . la lan bonts |which Is #0 well known, haw been | MoLeat © proper tate aaa ber" ave’ Kate a BS to trusts perty. ‘Althou It is charged that a cargo of job-|thronged with guests, some of them with ‘To previous years: th ve the a ee e's teaia to be in + of sales haw not been very | ters which the Juvenita carried, and | fort residents of the town, to. fleld th x for purr also put Largest and Most Com ww, . Y which was insured 4 sold at St, | #0! na ughters come back ther pay lete S' the plan shows reased activity tn " te Stock in Soa * dct | was lost. An investigation by the| birthday; others, nelghbors from the of Mel \ 1 imt f 120 ©) 42 write Jor prices and terms « | insuranee comp led to the arrest | surrounding towns, Joined with their Ject 1 1 Kitsap coun. . maken eee. Or pt c cattle oye sate Formed °! the crews | sinter sommnunity to celebrate the h < ule, the cor dD. Ss. JOHNSTON brought th . —« |wreat day. ber being 7 Seohart, OF. today K A Mo. G 1 Jands in Clark 903 Second Ave, Burke Bulldi Ee ene, was found his | F “, who ‘Is th Megreos Recommentod. Lord Chief Justice Russell wa persons, tor ag eadin near wet * oa i, and t T a syndicate | PROVIDENCE, R. L, Sept. 11 ompelled to take part in a coroner's f tide lands of stot wu ‘ ny to buy 600,000 head! Gov, Dyer has recommended to the|inaueat at his own house recently Thurston county i ieee eae sur me f ttle and 18,500,000 acres of ranch| war department two Rhode Ieland {one of his guests having died sudden “ 1 8180. Aleo tim BONNEY & STEWART me cotin, ond will hold an tr in ‘Te W Mexico and Wy-| colored men for commissions in the| ly in an eptieptte fit. As lord chtef u ty Funeral Dirootors and Bmbalmory a Marthe: particulars we st ” pledged after eight) Forthy-eighth and Forty-ninth col-| Justice of England he is chief coroner aunty, to J, T. Guerre aca y ES ; | weeks’ work ia Mew Work. AE rapments #00n to be formed, Lyf the kingdom, Moore Inv, Co, | Centralia, for $344, 4 . THER SEATTLE STAT. SHOE TRADE— ABLE STYLES AND QUALITIES HAS THESE GOOD POINTS O. W. PETERSON & BRO. 206, 208, 210 Pike St. “Popular With Our het in Blue OUR HOUSE Corner Bohai ret and Gocitontel, ISPLAY Winter Millinery AVING JUST RETURNED from the East- assortment of Pattern Hats and Bonnets, we cor- dially invite the ladies of Seattle and vicinity to inspect them Wednesday and Thursday, Septem- by a Merchant Wanting fF SK, Comprising ices to Please Customers OUR GHOE STOCK That tn tha otinually Selling KHOKS. Ladies’ Fine CHROME TANNED KID SHOKB, new ‘autumn styl¢ lasts, lace or button, besutiful fits grand wearing; $2.00 value, only 2.00 & pair Ladies’ Fine VICI KID new Manish lasts, iace y, flexible, fair stiteh 1 wearing; $3.00 value x pair Ladies’ Fine VICI KID SHOES, ¥, flexible year welt sewed on new lasts, lace of the 14 te # shoes; 14.00 value, only $3.00 @ Ladies’ Fine VICI KID 8HO! 12 in. high cut te heavy, flexible pdyear welt newed poles, new Man. ish lasts, the id n and bicycle khoens; $4.00 value, only $2.00 a pair. AT SURPRISINGLY LOW 68’ MEN'S CELEBRATED al wt PRICES, rout. POSER EE l and New.. Stock ith a large and elegant 1002 Second Ave. Cor. Madison The Best Apples The Best Peaches The Best Pears The Best Grapes And all the rest of the good things in the Fruit line at Sau Diego Fruit Co, 415 Pike Street Safe Deposit Boxes Vatuabte ef vrioga yy Pp ots A te Safe Desanic Veults Columbia 2. &. SHORROCK, aaa ere NUEBI Se Siti ableton: YOUR COMPLEXION will be improved by the use of Sule phur Cream Soap, WM, STAFFOR! 1734 Firat Avenue , Sar Wanted ‘apers You cary He Was Consumed by Fire Because he did not have his mining stocks underwritten by A. L. Pare ker & Co. New York Block,