The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 25, 1899, Page 1

rf Os Cents a Month By Mail or Carrier Bee TH THE DEWEY PARADE SPECTATORS WILL PAY In Order to Obtain Seats From Which to Witness the Pageant. WINDOW PRIVILEGES IN DEMAND. The Owner of One Building Offered $3,000 SLATTL SEATTLE McKINLEY PREPARING FOR CELEBRATIONS Will Put in Two Weeks Assisting to Paint Things a Bright Red. 7 EVEN EMBER 26, POWDOAOE HE 689008 9008 JoRsey Cry Joooaa miral Dewey will probably ti up all the freight traffic on tering here. Bm ployee of the Penneylvan railroad have recetved onde not to guarantee the delivery of or accept perishable freight on next Friday and Saturday The entire raliroad force will be used in conveying Dewey xcuraonists. PEVEOA TOO Wiil improve Work TACOMA, Sept. 2 Joba B. Hardy! WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept. 25.—President McKinley t# trying to ® boug tr Weerter A nt he n n ha aught N n Machine @) clear awafimuch official busincas this month, so as to be practically free Engine company plant, above the Sommercial dock, and expects to en-| % soln tm ple in many celebrations next month. Gotober will be Hanes t one In tet, he bought) ushered in Whth the | use of red fire to weloome Admiral Dewey back machinery in New York last May. After that @ent the president will celebrate with the people for at least before coming h and has been two wee erica pe ougho e pont Th hero of M a wil waiting to close up the deal for the| *Wo Weeki, @id pertaps throughout the month. The hero of Mantia wi ¥ for ordering it shipped here,| Come to WABRIngton for his oMeial welcome on O¢ er2 and the natlo He expects the new machinery here! al capital be ablaze with red fire that night. The next day will be a mh about two weeks and it will be iD-) holiday at $h@ National capital, and et noon the president wilt, on t sion $10 Each. NEW YORK, Sept. %5—Speculators declare that the prices of weats now quoted, despite for Its Use-— Seats at Stewart Man- | | for the Dewey ban the fact that @ parade will be hurber than § * are being paid for windows and mont fabulous price small rooms on the line of parad This a specially true six upward of $100 to witness a demonstration from a front There are not & in the vieinity of Dewey arch in Madi- son square, a commodations are f Fifth avenue, where {t will cost a party of window many vacant plac he prices dormanded and received for the available a sald to be record-breakers. nounced is one for a room in the Among the leases that have b vicinity of Fifth avenue th street, large enough to accom modate a party of twenty. for which $500 has been paid. Within a few | doors of this location an uit one window on Firth on nd Twenty-s er room, havin one, has avenue, and large, enough to accommodate Afteen or twenty pe been rented for $200. } Ordinary single windows on Fifth avenue, near Madison square, setting for $9 each, and tt is said that one firm of speculators has uff the owner of a Fifth ave siding $2,000 for the window privileges This building Ix four stories high | Three of Fifth avenues most sotable landmarks are being turned into Sight-secing spots for the cele “d Delmonico bulking at Fifth avenue and Twonty-« Alexander T. Stewart man sion at Fifth avenue and rth street, and Sherry’s olf place at Fifth avenue and Thirty-seventh street, all have been turned over to the speculatora, No stands have been erected in front of Delmonico’s old place, but the Stewart mansion is being enclosed with stands and 4 large stand has deen erected tn front of Sherry’s former place ‘There will be a thousand seats about the Stewart mansion, and the | Dest of them will be sold at $10 each. Those in the rear rows will be held | at % each, while boxes seating stx persons will be sold for #75. Foncy | prices are being received for the ac modations at the old Delr and the old Sherry buildings. Window privileges in these locations Deing held at high Agures. long others sections of the parade good prices are demanded for win- dows and #eats that are worth having. Windows facing Central Park in Fifty-ninth etreet, and along Central Park, weet, are commanding hieh figures. one window on the weet side af the park being sold for 31), Practically no opportunities to rent windows along Riverside drive ae Offered, but contractors wlo are crecting howses along the drive have arranged to pat up stands and sell seats As a general thing, the Price of these seats will be $5 each. At rome points along the line of march Seats are being offered as low as $2 each, but these are exceptional cases ‘MET BEYOND THE VALE BALTIMORE, Mid., Sept playing this fail in Seattic.” eid a bride's death by saphyxtat Prominent enthusiast of Canada’s the Killing of her husband on Rational sport to a Star reporter this steamship at sea is the tragic sequel morning. “When the three four to the marriage on August 14 last of Eastern lacroese men in the city first Adolph Pobimann, electrician on the thought of the game he they were North German Licyd steamer Wille given to understand that were and @ young woman of this city. Other devotees of the the second morning after his mar- local athietic organizatio hat Pohima rose early, bade his full team of 12 men could easily be bride an affectionate farewell and gotten together. After three or four Joined his steamer, which sailed that Practice games th saw thie was a day for Bremen. mistake. Beyond green men, who The wife, after he left, returned to were in no shape at the game. they bed. That was the last seen of her gt little material At She was found dead tn bed _ POOR OUTLOOK “FOR LACROSSE “I am afraid there'll be no lacroese réay’s alive Practice, only seven sticks in suffo by ans It Is supposed use. that in turning off the gas after her “Those who have come here from husband's departure the sleeve of her the East sce that at this late date Night-dress touched several there is no chance of getting a team dri orac hanging on the gas fix fn the field that can do the city jus. ture, moving them over the stop-cock thee. The exhibition game this fall @24 opening it again. i are not to be thought sxt| Two days later, according to let-| spring mays see a bet ters received t y. her husband fell down a hatchwey of the steamer RAILROAD MEN Fats! Result of a Dispute CHICAGO, Sept. %5.—The € CHICAGO, Sept. %.~Ase the rer dispute over a mult of clothes to- Martin Walgren, a bookkeeper ronicle| was killed, and Theodore Walgren ree Clark slightly wounded her, a tafior. Fisher used and claims he acted In self iS proposed ¢t employes of all branches. Th ject of the store ts not only t German Peasants A e Lured. Away and Betrayed. duce prices, but to protect men from BERLIN, Sept tomorrow will say: Leaders of the ana road employes’ associa plans for different ra tions are now consi the establishment of jem at the divie fous lines through th garnishee proceedings, which are of- ten inetitute to collect smal ace counts and which many times cost otherwise faithful employes their po sitions, as on many is a garnish ment suit ie caure diamiseal. The .—The recent po. stores are not intended to be mey- lice investigation veal several com- makers, but if profit accrues from) nations of merchants fr Poland 4 and siria, who tram aeant their operation it wi be div among the stockho! girix from the eastern provinces. The resident partner wires to his travel- T ppi ing partner, who fills the orders telegraphic code the girls are called Bend me four girls, medium height good figure, and well dressed He wiil telegraph for “two white yomem and brown,” meaning “Two blonde girls and one brunette ouble box” is a girl speaking two languages. Ne resident partner takes the girl around to restaurants, and if #he ts pretty she speedily gets employment In & restaurant frequented by rich oung fellows, After that her fail is only a matter of time But the partner is bleeding her all PHILADELPHIA, Pa., Sept The combine in. the Western mea market has caused anothel slight ad vance in prices in the local market Lamb and beef were both advanced one cent a pound, and pork nich now costs the butchers 13 cents a loin, is expected to go up Veal, which is now 12 and 1 pound, against 7 and # ago, will probably escape vances, as it is chiefly ec FARME RS WANT roca {porters have enough grain, appar- alied at once ath of office, present to Ad east front of the capitol, where he ik th THE DREYFUS TRIAL. miral Dewey the sword which cong: has provided as ‘the nation's testimonial @f Bis great service Th iple di AL rech waa filled to The following day, October 4, the president and his cabinet 4 ts capacity F evening last to! perhaps Admiral Dewey eave the capital for the Wer at will hear Rabbi Te ' re Joweph, who) be the beginning of the presidential swing “around the circle which has wohed fr text “Justice no other politieal significance than the-effort of the president to gratify The serm was lareely a discussion! the wishes ef Western people and join with as many as possible in the of the morals involved tn the Dreyfus) various celebrations they © arranged. hia trip is not arrang trial by the president, but by the people, he is simp! fe months they have been wreing him to go West, and ed to lay their guest | the corner stepe of the new postetfice in Chicago he was overw 4 with invitations from other Western cities, fle has accepted a number of these invitaiions, and he i* preparing to give ap east two weeks, | Weat LANCASTER, Jn oh.—The eo 2S SURVEY OF SEASON'S WORK wae terribly bitten by a rat ye . i cued We face ns tet CAPE NOME TO BEGIN NOW attacked its fae | Mr e¢ Lone, hea the ohiid wer went to see What was the —— * : =e snow. rman KR. Binith, who was The Young Naturalists society wilt bt, but when b ruck at Mt tt dent of this cligin the carly etgntics,| begin the season's work at next . hae wy aid: the doctor] otm the clip a comminsion from | Thursday's nice The Junior de attendance f Surveyor G Dirtin, of Alaska, | Partment, composed of boys from the States mineral and) Public echols, will meet on Saturday as depaty U land surve} Prof. Trevor Kincaid will ries of lectures on roolowt Nome He | even tment on Beptem-| «ive 4 Ih, who made pre- | 4! subjects show the lower form of animal life yt minary ew for the White le Yukon , just comes from | 8* they appear under the microscope E jhe rich ricte below White| This (* a rare opportunity for the corse, and ijlam's creek and| High schoot boys, and the lectures | Lewls rt Fort Selkirk, | Should be largely attended In the grate t coms thie Where wide were made by the, — 2 | . Pr . . sr between | CApadian. it to copper ayn) year, 1 sect i , netween | Gicates opment of ws: CUBA IS IN A } hep ad exp er, with plen-l aisertes, according to Mr. | ‘The ex- Very rich in cop-| mean much for, wey. j much faith In He witi go to that! i water route If} im be too late for! 6.) the Yukon over jim this city today on his way to viel repen Nome.\ his mother and sinter, who are seri pen iM. Concerning the condition VF Cubs, Mr. Howard #aid ing been blessed with three Ne) the rich " | property An th that section. “ fend to 2 r wheat for better| ‘A fa rainy seavon, Cuba h damaged that the crop next year will ty of backing on each side. PITIFUL STATE NEW YORK, Sept lard Moward.general m ‘uban Industrial relief fund, was y at tenst, to load all pre-char- tered tommage om the apot or due, and unless freights or grain yleld a point or two so that shipments ean be made with at least a reasonable show of profit, there will be ne further en- sagements goon. On the producer's side, the farm- ers of Washington and sieht, prices are tia go up, and it fe not surprising that the farmerd| ibe lees than the crep ground are Unwilling Lo vell ot present | LEAGUE GAME year. The weather bureau rep On the Sound freiahte are Gull, and} -w, that the beat of the corn crop, it os Uttle better at San Fran ed m will yield seo, tho one Vessel from the z nt. On our etter corn than an Diero have Bound and mes in the CHICA 0, Sept. 25 been hurried to load. Lumber| National league yesterday resuitea! #27 ! seen in Cuba, due, no ied eaak O06 é A are| as follows: At St. Loul» “1. doubt fact that we put more atill etiff, apd It ts safe to eay that! 7, Louis @; Loulsvitie 5, Clevelana| bor SSS Soae LEan Ney no vensels in that clase of trade will| 1: at Cincinnatl—Cincinnat! & Chic- |e else was able to do Husiness tn the cities ts desperate ly du tauran' ness « be attracted South for some time to) ago M1; second game-—Cincinnat! Li, come. [Chicago 1 The hotels are empty, res- are idle and all emall bust are lifeless, Large bust- ness concerns are scraping along as they may, in the hope that the f the iniand may be definitely There can b FAILURE TO AGUINALDO “soscs smote neue m Biuett, prima donna of the Unable to Obtain Recognition for the|Zre ssa esos Tagals as a Nation. deavoring to secure her servi cert, Defintte arraneeme have not yet been made, but | thought the efforts of the society will | be successful a WASHINGTON DPD. C., Sept. 25.—The withdrawal of the gehen — State ans business hence It is reported that Agoncillo, the Fill- a | s reput which he represents, has gone to Join Aguinaido and re- | Q p ® complete failure. Agoncilio was not only com ned to seek recognition for the Taga an independent power, but he was in-| MAZATLAN, Mex, Sept. 25.--Ad- ucted to intrigue for foreign interfer that would complicate mat- | vices from Sonora show that Chief so as to compel the United States to make terms with the insur tabiate of the Vaquis, who rema gente ed joyal to the Mexican government THE U. S. ras MAKES PEACE Si. oar ‘| ment WASHINGTON, D, C., Sept. 2 WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept. 25.— WILL NOT BE 1 the war departm The withdrawal of former Secretary today as ¢ gl | Alger from the senatorial contest in turned from Jolo, Rayti Michigan—definitely announced re- A COLON fs ne a Siaset t a |cently—is looked upon by Michigan Dy ae eet Inaue| men here as a step toward the har-! F nonizing of the factions of the Re-| . nts, Zamboango Is still anxious tol Mvitar party in that state. Phose| Major Weirenberger has written to receive a United States garrison on] {')' have watched the progress of | Bia Wife at Whatcom from Taguig nidit f with al whould Ag-] i) ie think Gen. Alger's withdrawal| Under date of August 2 to the effect uinalde succeed In Luzon, The prop-' i the result of advice of his friend| that he had refused the coloneley mition was not entertained Zam . the Thirty-sixth volunteer 1 adviser, Railroad Cr norne, and that in consequence cretary’s action Mr. On- mmissioner it) The rea imination boange i# having trouble with na tives In the vicinity who have raised ved for It ts against volunt nas former #¢ the United flag. The Dato, of' borne will be selected unantmoualy| Ce?® He offered to ratge a re Cagny sland, gave his) as candidate for governor but says he was required to r adhes ed to raise the) whether Gov, Pingree will be a| full quota of 1,500 men, which was Ammer ad of the Spanish) candidate for the senate to succeed|!Mposstble. The regular army ofl flag or tor MeMillan, now that Gen,| CeT® only had to raise 300, Alger has withdrawn, is not known. Gandidates for Director wonn a consequence of these advanc-| th time while supplying her with] SQGIALISTIC LECTURE, | TH* best opinion, hdwever, seems to ” v fine clothes, nice room, ete., and * be that the senator will have a ciear| ‘ 8 . in the wholenale market the| ngtwithetanding the kinds t | feld | TACOMA, Sept. 25.—With the ‘ap. ae daghout the dy have “ . if apes in 1 Organize Phomas ; roach the anhual elec utchers throughout th yt guests and liberal tips, she is grad Nations reaniser Thoma A The senator 1s now in Massachus-| * F mney Gestion: Of nm compelled to raise the price of ckey, of New York, # to school directors the names of cand —- cone Ky tle. - Aly y robbed of every penny she pos | Hickey, of F Ps iepe anjetts, but purposes, according to ad-| date are being more freely discuss amee mm 1 to 2 canta & POUND. | sosges, until she finds a refuge from| over-crowded house at Gocialist La-| vices received here, to go to his home| og. ‘President E. E. Resline will her persecutors on the streets. SEATTLE’S MEW PASTOR pierce are now more than 1,100) girls employed in this way in Ber-| Rev. W. D. Simmonds, pastor of tin the Unitarian church at Madison, Wis,, has accepted a call to the First HIGH SCHOOL PLANS. Unitarian church of Seattle, and he will be here next Thu Rev The board of education will meet firamonds will oceup pulpit in| today to consider the adoption of t the Unitarian church on ith av-| plans for the new high school, Fit enue between Pike and Union etree teen different plans have been nub-| Sunday, October 1 H tt suthor mitted, 10 of which hav already | of sermons on Shakespeare, patriotic| been rejected. A choice will prob-| addresses on American liberty, and| ably be made from the rematning ther works. five. | string orche Nc A thn, A i ih hc A Radia bi i si bor hall last evening His remarks with frequent plause, A ra furnished music on Octo " 1 on Le Srv unl COn*! be a candidate for re-election and reas convenes, perfecting the state! attorney W. H. Snell fs prominently organization for the coming election®,| named by his friends, E.R. Ray |e It would not be surprising if he were! aise talked of u candidate. Direc THE ROSALIE SAILS. made chairman of the state central) tor Lister has served aix years « CORBA Loe. | declines to run again met 1 amer Rosalie sailed for Lynn | “ scat uatutder piel” Palco lne A Paper at Pe Ell. | NEW MAIL SERVICE, was her pasrenge t: M. R. Browr CHEHALIS, Wash., Sept. 2 ¥. Mra i And eon, Ethel Ander-| A. Kinnear, who has been connected A through registered mall service! m, G. G, Bmith, Geor Simmon th the Bee and Nugget, ne con-! wil go into effect tomorrow between Mr and Mr “u Peterson. } idated, for the past six years, has, this city and St. Paul, making the Witson, C. L. Parker and Lee Ghe eft, for Pe Wil, where he will start @| registered mail service 24 hours fas son. She carried 100 tons of freight. | weekly. jter than it is at the present time, present! tured, being stripped, slashed with| © Tthe Yaquis danced about him, taunt- STAR. 1s9o, ‘PHONE SUBSCRIPTIONS TO PIKE 150 NO, 182, TO bDAY-— The Great W h-Day Sale. TOMORROW Two Great Dinner-Set Spec SPELGER & HURLBUT Home Hardware and House Furnishi 1215-1217 SECOND AVE AINTERS’ GUPPLIES Glass, Wallpaper, Etc Third and Pike, 2O0GO9' Canadian Rye BRUNNER & CO. DRALERE IN . : . Groceries, Wines and Liquors 502 Pike Street, corner Fifth, ‘Ph AS SPECIALTIES WE OFFER Burke's Irish Scotch Whiskies, Burke’s Old Tom Gin, Burke’s Jamaica Rum, Houtman’s Old Holland Gin, Monogram Rye Whisky, and Canadian Club Whisky. STAR PAINT CO. e 6 794. and Gankirk DANGEROUS NEGLECT OF (HE EYE ‘The wow sensitive organ of sense in fhe boty.ty almor peacuse bie ia these days, Gur equ for the reliet of effective visiow meat far vies ieeention ol your orders ts the bea ooo CLAY RVERSOLM, Opticien, 720 First Are At het meeting be wll CHAS. OG. HOLCOMB. Optician, 2'16- bud becond avenue south SMALL FACTORIES Advantageously In the anand Buliding Space, cumstrugied, Main strest SEATTLE CATARACT CO. Agente for the new Snoquaeimic Li Walla Walla Addition Denny-Blaine Land Co. Dexter Horton Bank Building. We Grind @ sto Order. Bye-giasses are not worn as an ornament, but they need not be the reverse. Perfect fitting glase- es cost no more than ili-fitung ones. Burke Bid | dadadedadedadededndedadedaded “LOVE'S HERALDS SHOULD BE THOUGHTS !" but the heralds that proclaim the thoroughness and perfect work done at our laundry are the people them- selves who have patronized it for any length of time. Our coll trade prices—no bundles dor lvered at these prices; Shirts, 1001 shirt with collar, 1@ige; shirts, fancy, 12}ge collars, 2e; cuffs, 4. “hous Fike v Queen City Steam Lanndry 1426-28 Fourth Avenue terween Union and Pik ¢ “Popular With Our Boys in Biue” OUR HOUSE Corner Washington and Occidental. EEE “The Proof of the Pudding” 4% | CORONA JAVA™)? Best Coffee on Earth — COMMERCIAL IMPORTING CO. 1008 Second Avenue, and 222 Pike Street. — MORAN BROS. COMPANY Engine and Ship Builders STEEL LUMBER MILL AND WOOD Carpenters 1sa3t YOUR MONEY Pverything in the line dware, tinning bring in your plans and hav and Contractors CAN’ BE WELL SPENT HERE , at rook bottom prices, Build and plumbing. If you are building, as figure on them. GEO. H. WOODHOUSE Second Avenue Has Declared a Dividend.. The Weatherby Bonanza Gold Mining and Milling Co Has Declared a Dividend of 5 Per Cent. A First-class Investment. few days at 27% We have a few thousand sha For all part w. of this stock, which we offer for a ul ars eall on. B. NICHOLS & CO. | and 62 Staerr-Boyd Building “ sal ac i ' }