The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 29, 1899, Page 4

Great Northern Chang “SWIFTWATER” |Yamhiti County, Cre., Crop PAUI r—The Grea | MMINNVIT Nor mak ape | Fae \ potn Ga. T¥ R al sup ' Pc rt HAS A PULL’: juarters at Great I JM. Davis, ern ou lent Hreckenridge divis: | fron : Yen " niet! And Rids Himself of His|°" a over DF ar tendent Portland Girl. ur , th ' Ww Neff " 6 headquarters at Kaliny Portiand girl, according to a Doew-| ette and Sl ; ‘ fiapatch, which says pe : Other Difficulties. NO MORE PASSES | Swiftwater BIN" #tilt haw some-| picked ae | what of a “pull” in Dawson, and a arg Pe kere’ ox. | A oxercined It to the extent of ex-| a ; terminating the Lamore family,| ON, D, C., Sept.29.—Mr. A. T. Atkinson, of Hono © a Tl root and etem, from the Kiondi: ac Sot iitaes uatectea to take the census of the Hawaiian @ | P# t mand trane-| ood Bo pale ae i ‘oss Here in connection with that work. Mr. Atkinson says @ mein The 5 e nas Willie a am. alee ate State New . de Just how ina most prosperous condition, the @ beet 1, and tn probs | i) Swell we t. 2WO Ot present an tnviting Held for men without means. @ ility auch fr pores wil with thie family, and during the Amount of capital opportunities ean be found for ts be stopped 4 spring whea, by reason of pricr| R , But no one g to Hawall with a few @ ‘ | aay ad rights, Gates was unable to obtain POMEP in bla pockets and expect to become rich, Mr. At- @ EMBARKATION water to aluice his I nion creek} North Yak Bald, speaking of the extabliahiment of a permanent sims, they were making him wa. | to build o for Hawaii, that there was most urgent o e asy by mn of his shortage BY congress. Until legistation is had ther o ready cash. But when tt fret ae in the lawe of the untry as ey =e ° | water rights were consumed, Gates | alized a : And those of the United Sta The get his Gaaae wakes Weak, and one | se between these two systems, but the courts found @ neain tha Semone atk eae and lous: |X it the } »« ng condit Th Swiftwater Wille ne Yukon maid Mr. Atkinson. “and it has been found ne @ nte Criste of eld the matter to the attention of the authorities at @ Manila This Week | Mote, Oeste a i. 5 aenicetaes | Pee Present government holds at the will of . WASHINGTON, PD. ¢ ' a youne «irl from tland. net ‘Bnd while it does satisfactory work. the people bh @ [it im not likely that t withstanding he had to start her A emerge from the transition state and get th @ | regiments at San I noo Ww . ther in the ledging he bunt. |" A solid basis. We look forward with the ut ea . an F his| ness in Daweon end eupply her sie- |) 4 . Brilliant future for the Hawaiian isiands wr week. At the war depa ter with ready money to act as al” the United States. All that the country o @ formation is ' 1 tol chaperone, This young lady was a} 4°? Was to have an assured strong government, in @ | the depart f t ned vocalist and planist, and | all * could have confidence, and which would gueran- @ | present a4 " . > wall in the Dewson|'‘"* M Of property and investments, We are to have such @ © tween hi ct with Gates’ dust bs and the people are going ahead with their business @ nty-« » and Col, Pettit, of | sson was @ power . im the future. The line between the former roy Thirty-Are tl sre “Methtwater Se Cates, t Pannexationists has practicatly been wiped out " ans kaown 08 Gussie Lamore The ¥ ‘Me there was doubt as to whether the republic would @ |p , r y™M wo stssters @h4 brothers are |® . Mhe Monarchy be re-established, there was bitterness © t . ¢ Of BR | now ah Petes an See rdncien 8 8 Me factions, but this has almost totally disappeared.” @ | outhroak of smallpox, a ar thee “iewater™ 3 1 | brows ° wi " : * ther, as they w ven eight POPSOOSEH OOOO OO OOO OOO SOO OOOE ' he | ciaeclbos ele Aenoolag ota. 1? — line ark The di*-| ness and teave the Yukon forev r an . ted IM) ony Meals claiming that hey ' “ t light-fingered In handling | © 0 Spi e er Neig bors. ware et aaateanaers Je. Menatiog ovtimated that they had & me each | T bd capignaee as 4 renult of their stay In Dawson, | Forks Conn., Sept. 24.—Mre. Jennie Miller, of er ne een, vend “the y+ ®ut of her tongue because her Aeighbors had been saying Sk vans T OF ad too much tongue. She is the wife of a junkman and has spend rieets POURED WATER, HOT OIL for severai years. She was an incessant talker and « - ‘ AR: last. Word. She had an argument yesterday morning HOP CROP IN : Visitor left she mede a remark about Mrs. Miller hay won Baye Mrs. Miller brooded over this remark for some tim oe ig, When left alone for a few minutes, took a pair of scissors T ®& Mirror, proceeded to cut off a portion of her tonew her to faint and saved the rest of the tirelexy organ, It | 1 her long tliness has‘caused her mind to be affected | eae ; — —— PUYALLUP, Wash, Sept. 2—~| {i « “ep aa Accordit to H McGowan, a . 1998 > by @ sles, He esti 1.2 HOSTILITIES pi ty I gr bales. Of this about @ per cent. in| '° tqqardepentnee juced ia the yards weet of the ‘ aden “ aenatc Sports British Soldiers ire Seizing Tre quality of the crop, while not | Th so high as that of last year's crop, | SUare. One. Stragetic Points. stilt (@ very fair, and though the| © | Bept: 29.—One of the |@ PRETORIA, Sept. 29. —A pro @ Gre greener then the 1608 op. | a taken » THE SEATTLE emted, yet freedom from of entertain. © clamation was tesued here ti @ er rade consid ‘s Industrial ex- P4 jay advising the p 4 rably ey Satins peaonte for the course be pursued when @ Ps — nekt Tuesday he green hope by the heavy rain, | maria taw-soat'ie'neeme’ $ LOCATIONS ON ; win Sports which are @ eq. It says the Outianders may @ * the hops Began to ripen: and for MOST HEALTHY Carroll, the|@ leave, or remain if they will @ pr mas ig he Aight aa Fol the Spokane Y.|@ ser 19 Kewp the peace The & TIMBER: LAND |suavioue “ww = gale ‘wrest }@se of all quor must stop, @ nye . IN THE WORLD a ye MAS. | @ and all gold be deposited with @ Sant voakene seats senare wt & rope climbing and ranged up to 17 cente, @ the government for safe keep. © in the Puyall r the best athietes © ing A system of passports @ Rashard Weenie Want’ Goon w gtower . oy up ¥ Ney | met profes. ou be inaugurated. e p DOM disposing of his crop at the latter) Wo Military Encampment Can pee ood » SEEN EN 5, or 4 Quarter Sections. | 1898 hops im the state, the growers Equal Vancouver. ‘also be some in- (@ Britin authorities have been in PORTLAND, Ore, Sept. 2% oe gaed prices, particu! | ; |@ formed of the plan formulated @ | prew 1 1 ' Bese By 9s woman gs lig had FR droog work on the parallel | 9 by tne Transean! apd tne > / vet | required for consumption in Eng: | 1 Bee cle wine oni |S ne, Cape Dute h. by which leas - and and Germany. ape years olf who w @ South Africa will be plur @iout Ww it evetting sore 1g 22,4 ar, Thhe echeme «ewe . Eeeeesatie for bor |$ Seuctea ces wei taase re, “THE FUTURE for these con-/@to prociaim a South African @| selling the thm “ re. a Made later than Oc-)@ republic of all the r e Ma h after-| for the wrest-/@ south of Zambeni, as © @| ward at ned 4 | OF SHANGHAI weigh in before © hostilities begin A new em . | ‘evening of that date. ‘eral government would th ° tema | of officers and judges | @ estaniished, of which 4 likely ? mat —. : freien yg otk get i f 1h Discussed in a Communica- 1@ ident. Sir Altre 1 . [shairman. Committee Z32 agents engaged in runn va 9 of tin tion From That Port. , 3. Hi. Featherstone. #u- © down the authors of the A 1 has ' aM. Armetrong. se-|@epiracy in the colony and ta tore ‘The destiny of Shanghai asa shi; Prot. Henry Lan- wholesale arrests will f bu rw n-| pling port is hanging in the balan oid geologist, depart- British troops have o men ha atime that] and ite only hope te the doubtfu : ing geology, state unt-)@ the entrenched hill to the west r id's f ber wit! { securing foreign aid tn mak 4 ¢ Dr. Alfred 8. Mil-/@ of Giencoe, Nata Detach exhaw tivers improvements in the | !¥-arrtved Ph. D., department of 1 @ ments have been went to guard Ww on river and removing the | *# ha and KeOlORY. | @ the bridg er Buffalo W a sand bar which now was stan ty of Idaho. Moscow. |@ which forms part of the bound FIEN K ucts the entrance to the port./ut th t @. Shedd, M. EB. de- @ary petween Natal n This is the substance of a muni ' a mining and geolORY,|@ Transvaal. On all sides th | ation rece by the local chamber | Of Belence, Pullman, Wash./@ ix feverish military } AT GOLD BEACH f commence trom the chamber of | Preme ! a @ Garrisons have been mmerce In Shanghal. The Shang- |"! | @ various towns throughe hal » have the matter) '*™ THE SOLDIERS y Coiiny where thors are « up with foreign consular agent * -— @ly Aisaffected Dutch po j And Old Ledy Murdered and | ana requested the extabiiahment of |! members and ex-mem- | @ tions. ® conservancy beard to make the s Saestiie Rifles and all ex-|@ Her Body B ‘of Co. B are requested to/@ LONDON, Sept. 29. SALPM, Ore. Feorganize. Steps will be | @ The Times, in md edit Land Ageat LG & proper movement to|@ today, prints an interview w . she ae Chiro the home coming Wash-/@ Kruger. The Boer presid : 4 ‘The meeting will be] @ declared that he had done a if the company room of the |@ possible to preserve @ that Chamberiain peace, but broke the thread of ne “ai Oue @ tions, and war was forced on NCERT @him. On being axked tf ther I @ was ati!) @ pometbtiit { peace . Mr @ Kruger replied: “N her side does something @ make peace ponsible 1@ The British cabinet met to |@ day. An immense crowd fit! @ ed Downing street at an early unless th to her in A SUCCESS German-Americ n concert @ ply was received at the ¢ —————— @ office last night and laid before urned. at Germania hall, for|@ hour, and the police had their row t celeb - | @ hands full eleart the way for and th all umbled ¢ plecem rg voices from the Seattle |@ enthusiastic scepes about the @ She bona Were Billed by the india led by Prof. Leuben $ Foreign office when the ca net @ se: Wak thele Gotinn Wied t best st met last week were repeated burned in t how while ahe which wa: enthusiastic. |@ ity. The arrival of each minis- @| on) and afterwards rescued by 4. Miss Friend and |@ ter Wasa signal for an outbrust @) in. white y , in a zither duct, were | @ of vociferous cheering mingled @ Joes not state when the iy well received. “Mein |@ with eries for war bd urred, but it t* supp by H. A. Candrian,|@ Today's meeting held to® occurred some time A Reckseh, scored a big suc-|@ consider the final step 2 After the concert was over | @ Transvaal crisis t is now @ floor was cleared and the audi- | ynive iy ahaitevs 1 will b $ danced unt r ht jor war he Tr . ‘until midsis 1e e ° e ° + } ° ° @ the cabinet council toda In 1500 STRONG RAILWAY NOTES. Sirsa ieite. ay @ the terme of the ; @ vention, and asks for nothing ©. H. Gienn, general agent for the » Veaige During the celebration of the r : 4, | p fro Po r th he 1 * la —— er Seceeoecoeoeeooes tr ntracted ' Manager Miller, of the 8. & 1., i sion Thurst 1 As ‘Bt Spokane today, “ny ow t rr il be fed for. 7 ' rt Alian Cameron, of the C. P. R $i # fort I le fine SW. J, Jagkeon left Seattie today * Hl City Big home in Hacine, Wis, He!) pacoma, sept. 29.—While tryi — . 4 returned from an extended 1, catch the Seattle tra at 7 a | o'elock last night F. Da Tar and Feathers. tax agent for the|of Sumner, wan ki ne track district of the rthern (of the fron viaduet on which WILLIMANTIC, Cont , ree es othern Pacific — cron Fifth |—John Lat Hamp HW Remy er 10887. creat. Day was about 35 years of ardent admit ite of , general agent for the | age, and weighed nearly 200 pounds. | neighboring farmer, wa red and et Portian4d, i« up from | He was © member of the legislature | fe red lost night by twenty men. City today. | of 1897 J and then ridden on a rail * mprovements in the interest o ternational shipping, The Seattle |e" hamber ts pne nia oft with the United States gov-|!! ¥ ernment to gain ite interest in the | that proposed improvement.. It te pr . posed that the conservancy board be 4 r » made up of representatives var marit t shall have f Tec tlon of the tonnage dues of " the port to pay expenses. The board | Particule will also be vested with pol and | found other authority necessary to the sd proper conduet of tte arrangements + . M “i urse, ther RECEPTION ‘AT ine WALLA WALLA, Wash., Sept. 29.| nor sit Walla Walla in making great pre- | th - parations to receive the members| xtitutins of the Firat Washington volunterrs | ¢40-ncre 1 : ho enlieted from this and | is almont er i who are expected to army: San ‘ Francisco about November The! The Barbers Licensed. city har become conapleuour in this lent banker, Who will pay the fare] LANSING, M natter through the offer of a resi. | new law licers|r nt banker, who will pay the fare| bere at woh the entire remiment from San| quiring all bepir Fr isco to Seattle, and the citi | to pass a zene are earnest in their efforts to| before th lo something: that will be in keep. | their profic ing with this offer razor, as W A MOTHER DISAPPEARS |" t " Mra, Bitta Daly, residing in an ay MARKET artment house on First avenue, near Cedar street myntériously dis appeared from her home A 16] Friday Mort nths-old baby, which Mrs. Daly| to t leserted, In being cared for by|t r Mrs. Daly's husband is] tor at nt in the Cape Nome dia-| bright 4 tr Monday afternoon she had] the sup 4 avarrel with the woman in the | cessiv house who has been taking care of| Rye and hid. It is claimed the woman | and oats a told Mra, Daly that $% per week was| to the d hough to care for the baby.| though but ly left the apartments Tues-| attic ma lay afternoon and has not been seen] fuctuati | nines It is feared she grew de« Other produ steady (vondent and sulcided, indicate rain, store Weather our price Mackintosh appearance ; indicate thi: ye becwnag) | cheese SPECIAL 1 MORROW York State full Cre Cheese, only we ¢ t » oS” | Headquarters rand texture OMESTIC SWISS And you will be fully convinced of the fact by a WPOKTED SWISS = 300 careful inspection of our line of unsani New Fall Winter Rain Repellers oll i ; H = Sabah db ah ahaa ahanac hana nanan Delioates: en a Wine Store Misses’ Fine BROWN CHECK | MACKINTOSH, Aouble texture ison Ave oi Main 46 9 MACKINTOBHES. double tex | throughout, new style militery full VORA 08 0000000000098 Ehrouerout, CWO full weep ca p cape, inlaid velvet collars eneap at O08, iP value, only $3.36 each inlaid veivet ar 90000000000090080099908 our price only $2.66 each 3. \Y and Saturday our Fine NAVY or BLACK| Ladies’ Fine ENGLISH COVER? $ WC. TU. ante MACKINTOSH, new Ros. |CLOTH MACKINTOSH, new wide $ 7 |ton military cape or double cape; | sweep military cape, fine inlaid velo $ F There will $] Ane iniaid velvet collar. ible teX-| vet collar, handsome plaid Mnings | 4 r furbelows, no @/ ture throughout; fast colors; $6.00] 915 a, vaiue, only $6.85 each. 3 { votoes. Men's Heavy BLACK 8B Men's Fine TAN COLORED BNG- $ plain, every MACKINTOBHES, new box at LISH COVERT CLOTH MACKIN- < h nd ment ie style, fine veivet colle handsome TOBH, new box coat style, Gress, $ Miawement TS 9 | acting: 96.00 value, only $5.00 and water repelling; $10.00 valug > an stock selected Misses’ Fine NAVY SEKGE only $7.00 each 4 are and m aiies $ eeular raat $ ur remuia THE FURNISHING GOODS DEPARTMENT 18 SHOWING NEW $ mag that lpant STYLE TIPS, SHIRTS, MUSLIN AND TENNIS FLANNEL @ nt. goes t riain @) GOWNS, POPULAK PRICES ON ERY ARTICLE. ; ‘ne ani 4 en . ; $0. W. 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