The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 9, 1899, Page 1

S osm THE SRATTLE STAR. sma2"%s | gf mee SI ‘ON, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 9, 1899. oO. 18. | Re G = in Fi dé, . ° ANEW DEAL IN .°"""""" SOLDIER LADDIES ARE Sewi-orelan This Wee nthe ore ssa ass at Pretty P ink bene 547 piece Enlish $5. 69 or ae fre | Semi-Porcelain Dinner Set, for The Snoqualmie Company Will Not Do} sax rsasenco' ocr ac » The Washington Volunteers Arrived SPELGER & HURLBUT anes steam yacht, Townsend, ar Business in Seattle. ied om “Cn, Nome yxterd Early This Morning. Broa cero erp: ATTLE, WASHING 1215-1217 SECOND AVE {been mining, with great success CANNOT MEET OPPONENT'S RATES =~." =; DELEGATES TO WELCOME THEM ‘painters SUPPLIES henge Glass, Wallpaper, Etc. A Peculiar Complication of Affairs Which Was citvs wear cooo. —_ Immense Preparations Made for the Recep- ened ant Ste. mekam eae oO. | Dr. M. B. A. MeKeehnie has filed Not Expected-—Snoqualmie Com- |bis report for Heptomber with the tion of the Returning Soldiers in the a board of health, The death rate 2000 sand, which lo considered low | Nine cases of contagious dis car ‘Brandy ; ‘ins Hennessy Aye one Star Cognac Brandy, and three Star e Brandy. The First Washington volunteers are in the harbor. eee eee ae unde sold in imitation or refilled bottle jeases were quarantined during the transport bearing the boys was sighted at 10 o'clock thie mor The Sroquaimie Pulls Power company does not expect to do The first official test of the new i24ach steel water main of the Ce dar river system was made before s of the board of public afternoon The os ere test was wm on the portion, PECSPCHSSCOSCSESS OSCR SEES EOS OOCEESCOD “Shall | He You.:.... jwhich has eet r : gen a. 3 JOHANNERBURG, Oct. %—1t in believed that the natives here @ e arty Reston « menis of Uhe Boer population in creat. @ In. avenue, 6 that he may review the returning soldiers The peak yp dey —4 «Gaya forthe rltalot fet ak YJ # Coteatinen fort for oer your teedis M. CLAY & Svaneote, Optician, 1 First Ave the steam heat and power plaut. Their representative, Mr. D. P. Robinson, whe t# in the city, states that this plant will be en larged to 4,000 horae-power, Su Seah at Soibine supply all the street-car lines In the city, and all other cons for some time to come The street railway people power franchise, make any ° ° bv as }month b aratine pector Em: | @ ° ony etkiihdk” dint kd te tateenan eid Baa Gio Chas month by Qnaratine Inspector Kim} @ jig About thee hours after the big boat, loaded with human @ BRUNNER & CO. aract mpany, whieh F encnts the Snoqualmie people in this | = f pped anch nm the harbor The froops will not come 3 DRALERS IN... ety, and tre Union Electric company, whereby the > corpora ant tomorrow morning “ aoe en aareer Sane me eres: £ IFIP STOOD $i ae saci some gator wne $$ Groceries, Wines and Liquors was being forced by the Electric company, which owned the | 2 ely 00 assemble at tensile, otrest dock at 9:09 tomorrow and © 502 Pike Street, corner Fifth, ‘Phone Green 794. attle Steam, Heat & Power plant. That company threatened to | t WEL @ escort the boys to the Prenidio. ° enlarge the rteam heat and power plant and cut rates on power if bd The W ntcers will head the march ° @ combine was + made e Buttes left atthe head of 1 imns of the 4 - . - as EYE a coe by | @ governor t of the tine at Bush street and Van Ness @ DANGEROUS NEGLECT OF THE ° ° e ° * « POSS SHSHSHSOOSSSESOOOHOEOOSD eeeoooee | mem be works Saturé under the old steam heat one they choose to consumers ° ¢ ° ° ° ° ¢ ° ° * ated Street Ratiway company has taken hold of @ ° . . ¢ SOOOSOOSHESOOOOOOEOONG thelr power The Seattle Cataract company n, onder thet e franchise, go as lov t it can r raise prices ey section « 4 4. er aye = r “ Sidon Yas eae vos rt ogy ation ee J on a : ig Be: tar che we 3 ne . sturban on ‘a ~ move “1 Getting piun der a. ge ations by 4 | ga en stockholders in the Snoquaimie company, state that 4 roved entirely satisfactory @ The local authbrities are powerless to preserve order, and tre e Cras. 9. HOLOOMS, Sexes: Lem £.Succe Ss 3 unless the Cataract company get an amendment to tts ’ Rie peeneare: on Sie. aneties at $ ee tre eeenaere nt eeercene 3 eeecccccoooososoose franchise, it will handle very httle power beyond supplying the @ he line between the watershed S Sean re $f NTA Fee eeeeesecsccccosoococscoosoosoooes ¢ SMALL FACTORIES Col company, said to a Star re ° tween 15¢ and 200 pounds to the e Can Secure and 3 Sew Redes beanak. aver Ue Gennes to the Or. 6 | Sere me At Seek The reapure ogiavvdvedidevddedie § Ascites out 9 ie ker handed over his franchise to the Se ; Reo oly gy pod rs J Bille Cataract company. This company is handicapped by the @ | “ay ay A A 9 gy eel a “anew SEATTLE CATARACT CO. franchise, which prevents {is entering into competition with oth- @ 7 . ere . | @ er corporations, whether they do any business in this city fora @ ent along with hammers and at CITY NEWS. | nee, t she ow & weeee ce tasakcoosenesesel @ long time to come nde on t ity council, that have had @ pounds not a particle of water Fanennannnanann x @ our proposed amendy 4 to this franchise before them since @ caped er Serre yay @ Janvary At r where of the steam Sent _— power @ { Mugtneer Thomson and L B We are forced ‘te Pd Plant supply pra ally all the electricity in the city.’ : the of the First Washing. | Moyt's play, “A Black Sheep,” move, and to reduce over the ton volunt ‘ ot x Perr eT Tre T Tere T TTT TTTTT TTT TTT TTT TTT ‘ x dl M on “i Hanes rach ae sey sagt lldbanrpony Syed cuples the boards at the Seattle stock, will hold an Ve uge wold sounds . < eater = =— the auunte inch. Moth oMetats | TINEING Of the five bell. The Sret siz | rhe cotion takes ploce Gret in Att auction sale next week of new and second-hand — —— — : n Pas Me : . be bad hardiy been heard when | go y ” fare, 2 THE COSTELLO Daylight Robbery. xpreesed themsslves a8 satlalled | the steamers along the waterfront | tormee te Nex fork hate te toea | Hardware, at 108 Railroad Avenue r SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 9.—Capt ginent and raiiroad engines, and al! the! excuse for the railr }John Barneson, superintendent 0 jmanufacturing plants tn the city | kinds of clever specialties ; the government transport dock SEATTLE GOV DIES. joined in with their steam whisties.| For a farce comedy, the plot is | was robbed of $860 fn a most dar Word was received tn this city | The telephone wire jn the Star office | good, and the leading character % rica: yesterday of the death of Benja | *@* kept red-hot for an nour with | er a n * rob Hot #tuff.” finds an able interpreter ERSTE ena gc ea fond ected ie’ teunea is eae min Wheelock, formerly a Seattle | Induirers {rom outside districts, 4uk-| in George Allen. whose training quarters a Tacomib that/in which the captain was riding|{°atiet. at Pasadena, Cel. Whee | see they “aby pular feature of the show. he is In great condition for his con-| and snatched a sack containing th peeesgeted with a hemorr ly” Devere, a8 Goodfellow Gun- test Wednesday. night. with Nick }money. He escaped and bas not) (i8" ™ a. moling. fed pay ps Burley, which will be held at Ger-| yet beeo captured ding in of a ———==—— ‘him to be. and that means 4 establishment ? ; . i mania hall. Costello has Prof.| ann o, - ee nearby and died posta is te bivaketna’eé ley cade Rare feat deal. Joe Natus’ singing of “ Reed, the big heavy-weight train: | site CHANGED. | , | ome canto: Wee hewr” whew’ tae "In Bunny Tennersec” is particu-| : boye wet hee T [larly expressive and sympatheti The site of substation No, 3, Se| The funeral services of Emil A. | PO7* © me. ney CANNOt COME! Thos. J. Beeson, as the bartender, atte will be changed on October | 8. Lehmann were held trom But | oo"? Mh ty ea etd We about ready | and Harry Devere, as Underdog, are # chapol at 10 o'clock th Biggest Jubilee ever beld im} exeeptionalty clev ing him. Yesterday Costello and Reed put on the gloves at their Place of preparation, and those iSth, from Columbia street and te Beatth who witnessed the bout say it was ween avenue to Columbia street | morning, Rev. M. lL. Larsen offic. | ie 2 i rt Girard, an old Seattle boy, the toughest mill ever seen in the/.04 second avenue fae | Th . < - appears in the dual roles of the Second avenu ating j he next oficial test of the Cedar) sheriff and Count Smaltorke, and is vielnity of Tacoma. Reed was pu . y ver pipe will be made in about (Wo | right up to the noteh ‘ nies to sleep in the third round by a vi weeks, The tion Is that west of!in the ast act = pi : tonal ctous right pw the jaw and € exceptionally : on ’ | Renton, on of hill lever ft was some time before he regain. edd Good work is done by Mins Ade @4 consciousness. Costello is prob ty engineer's office are pre aide Nye and Mise Mattle Keen ably the strongest big boxer who to advertine for the improve-| The latter has a way of singing coon = Denny- Blaine Land Co. Dexter Horton Bank Building. has ever visited this part of the f Western avenue from Col-| songs that ie certainly her n country. j Me street to eY = way. by r- ver song “Laughter” is a ‘ ng. alxo for the imp one, Miss Boardman’s « BP ge send is still pegging away at} eventh avenue from Eaat ( fe excel “Cas asc any vetinn Of work at the! | umbia street to Kast Marion street,| The attraction ts on for Monda Seattle Athletic club. He has} | by y barks ng, grading, and replank-}Tucsiay and Wednesday, and Man: i i t worked himself into the hearts of | ager Howe announces a g00d saie| he rize Winner { club boys. eae vt at el we. of tickets for the th erformances, | 7 Mined up at the ringside to se he Second Week Opens Wit New “ity Comptroller W. H. Paryy has dmg, 6 Stacie in Inundry work in Geattle, our pa- } do the honors with Coste, Bar | | | returne + Fe 6 VER te Sen) coe Fete pi heprgy ln ydrnethanyed trons will all agree to accord us. If t ire Venue theater, and give an our work wasn't the best that could be done in color, polish and beauty inte” come has quite an audience who ¢ lw ptition th ty cour att here aft . h \* ) t un ere after @ tour of Canada, na | i a better ; in watching the big fellow night's meeting for perminsion to re-| wherever they hav appeared they tarry Me yi it go. J the elusive ball. Burley will m ry Today begins the second wee k of Seutle’s first exposition. If @ | Place the present wooden niae wiatlcs | reated a sensation bundles de- & big change in his training @ the coming siz Gaye prove a6 good as the last, the aftalr wit! @ | “'** concrete. ‘The street commit © exhibitions are not back | Shirts, 10c; ods from now on. He will cut out! @ be one unqualified success @ | tee of the counct se neidered the rs when produced by the| hire wth collar, 895 age Site, frees. "7; the boxing part of the program. as, @ The program this afternoon and evening will be rendered by @ re eng yes oe: sable recommend-| J for their methods are entire- | bse there is a possibility of him | @ Wagner's band, the Shi pany ond Mrs. Houghton. @|°" —_— | '¥ new, and the whole production is y m tn eee & Variation from th mmonplace. | regular road work in the morning| $ a nmncemawt ct the Lasilete James and Ella. This pair are. @ |(cmpting to kill his wife, was! maker. Herbert L. Flint does much | 8 6-8 dp Be ebony é he will do sprinting; this ts done| @ ahah Gasiaeaneee eee oe th Pawan nh, whould do @ | Urousht before Judge Cann this! to confirm the belief that he is to “cut” his wind. as Nick ox| @ 4 rye og Pe eee afi ma degtas - wine > j= orning € for pret minary hearing. | greatest hypnc vias. fhe in <. Presses it, and it will also have a| @ g day has been postponed until Thursday. Miss Ja- @ | against her husband, hae suddenly | the werent ate mi tst In TT eThe Proof of the Pudding” # tendency to quicken his foot and) @ cobs and Mr. Lennen, of this city, are the frat happy couple who @ | iste the city. Last Thursday ahe| (ne Coreen of Mrs. Flint, i# some- —v leg work @ have expressed their willingness to join hands in the presence of © | was reported as being still in the| ‘units. “aha nt cee bad 8 Hen CORONA JAVA T elt . Sotuiess @ the multitude e . “4 aay #2 8 | public ne is clever, and t droit aa cc pees nectween| =‘ Army and Navy day is on the tlth, A competitive dritt be- o | hospital Briday she left. and it Is) manner in which she piayed upon ||| MPOest Coffee on Earth Joe” Grege an¢ y . a Navy ¢ m b ol \ me he | sa hat she is in Victoria. On al he ee o udie PO) IN ceo on of St. Louis promises to be a) @ t¥ee? Picked men from every company represented will be held, @ | motion of deputy prosecuting Atte be A ning re a pb Fk rey ou COMMERCIAL IMPORTING red-hot affair. The TL non, @ and_a gold medal will be given the best drilled man : ® | ney Mart the hearing was continue! | sii cea Hagen ag « pide td e, and 222 Pike Street. he men will bor) @ Vectardha West soneerk Gay at ae pide, “Tee © ening some costume work wil bein : al six rounds and both are tn active| @ © open m 2:80 to bp Wagner's nd played @ | Sineng at 9006. 20, Clark’a bail WAS) troduced, consisting of dances, ete training. The advance sale of tick | @ alc, and Mrs. Jennie Houghton-Edmunds sang. The re- @ | “°° *t : with beautiful | ight effects. The | gg aa ets is very large Ps f the day was given over to the employes fora much- @| An alarm was trned in yesterday | PUMt are likely to draw crowded * - ° oteé t e| houses nightly, and ry evening f\ a Senta idan ‘ot teend tern i) be held in A. &. @ | 2t_! Oclock for asmall fire in the | there is a complete change of pro- , Tennessee Boys Sail. > tart Bde ode i Ragen pamenelingty onic obi ec ghee re {roar of eg Chicago restaurant, on | gram Engine and Ship Builders MANILA, Oct. 9—The Tennessee] @ vation of lumbern lay tiie will be sot Inter, @ | Washington street. There was lit eee " 00 ‘ 4 volunteers ealied for San Franciac ° Th n pr Ax @ | tle loss At Olympic hall tonight there will STEEL AND W D Saal yesterday. @ ment awe apital prix st e? os }be an entire change of program LUMBER MILL YOUNG DESERTERS. @ Yakima eree county metir nd @| A Lee 1 ne " ned osvesered From the success of last week, it is S@@G@GGGQG® third 1 San Juan county fourth The winr lin Louls Klodea jewelry store on . - Pilih boys giving their names as 4 banquet the lors. : | Second avenue and Marion streets | **fe to Predict that Manager Wil-| SIERO EIST x Sorkhull of Liverpool, and Davies; @ @ | Saturday night at T o'clock, Thirty | 80's Httle show house is destined to of Portsmouth, walked into pol PEPECE TE Te POPC ORES OF OCOC OSCE COTO OES ete te ee tee tier” Guni.ct the Daten “Popular With Our Boys in Blue") headquarters yesterday 7 | $800 were stolen he robbery was popularity Some of the perform ; ‘ and told Captain Sullivan that tt the work of two clever sneak thieves, | ers made such a hit that the man i i were deserters f Wa © entered the store when only one| agement haa engaged them for the| : / ere deserters from the Warsplle OOOO OCCOOOSOOOSOSOSS>OEEE OOOO SEO OOS | ius in ationdance, and amket coming week, but they will all be 4 / at Begaim it The boys were with : ST ee CROP ais pied : }to have his watch set. While the| seen in new roles, and there will be | Corner Washington and Occidental. } put money and were iven a@ BO, Cer. SAF wo thowtend p ¢ y act clerk's back was turned a second|an entire change of costume and] \ : Manes lodging in jail. They were r4 remy pate oe state ‘ad the Damibion of Caahén. tak ‘Sir @ | nan entered the store, but left be-| music, Miss Josephine Str the | 2 EER released this morning 1 h cltiant cae : oenene on 4 * © | tore the clerk could get an oppor-| beautiful vocalint, will be heard in - Bagg og oe ita oresented Be Wiltrid With ; 7 , 2 tunity to speak to him |a number of the latest songs. This | | CAN'T PLAY FB pues Gall he a ils RARE eaua iy A ell sg $ |. Later Mr. Kiodt returned, He had | Young lady managed to pleare so Th oT mae WELL will wae 123 nah, Fy cated prong \ in the store but @ few minutes | Well last week that the audience was | : Bi adlanasp pags F hominy Hirst ee 1 to the @ | when aman came in and handed him | reluctant to let her off with three $ a . / PS ations existing between th 1 Sta nd Canada, @ OPEN | i ” le § expressed the t that nothing would occur which would re. @ | 0% diamond rings which had been | songs s Henderson will be seen uD ' “ meri -tellya-s apthenaenylacotes . i wre? found on the sidewalk, Mr, Klodt| this w n the sailor's fing perch, ALL | | 1 @ sult tn trouble for two countries o| | 3 Sir Wilt lint | recognized them belonging to him.| and a clever exhibition can be ex a 3 j \¢ By request Sir Wilfrid spoke in Hr eh after his first addr ry r x i mesa ince is cocina central wea eee ee On examination it was discovered | pect Among the nuew faces will Than Dirt | At the regular mooting of the| @ United fates over the Alaskan boundary, und he expected to see @ | tPAt @ tray containing 30 diamonds, | be Frohman and Howlett, Kings of school board of the high school| @ the matter set nleably me | wae minal Nee ee ee eee Ee Wario and Al and Matelle W a And it’s the good out and ' day events re Today tt snadl Visitors will bia fled and detectives Barbee and Wil-| lame, presenting the g trun . . rd held Saturda ening the F erniny the Canadian visitors will esented to © |iiams are led on the case mystery, The Olympia gives a show | Out drug store kind too. We @| : nation of President B. ( ees sce. Sa the seanian tae wate ofl f ane tual: © | Last night Hal Kilbourn was ar-| every afternoon and evening, and are going to have a toilet Q| i ten wen accepted The auditing rd arn Sir Wilfrid will sy at a banquet P ted as @ suspect Another dia-| What js more to the point, gives the | 9 soap sale here for a few committee's report showtr a | Seeoeosooe | mond ring was found on Marion! best exhibition ever offered for the . i tal expenditure of $25,347.12, was OO PPO OO ODEO DOO OOO OOOOH OOO OOD | rcat, just below Third avenue earty | price in Seattle. days. a read. John Lamb | Sunday morning. It 8 claimed that Genuine cocoa oil soap ie gommittee of one to secure a root ‘ two diamond rings were offered for ‘ Pan 314-02 cakes, 2 cakes for OOO COPOOOOHOCOCOOOD | atte @ ‘ he te ania: dia- | MANILA, Oct The Insurgents ? st the ity ball a6 6 piace of regte-| b 4 fad ' ne eal atte Callas Sculiaiaee | tr t. RPS OY DENS ERECT) aig atternech male. ab attack al Cocoa strip soap, good be tration for the school els r LONDON, Oct,’ 9.—The Queen peech, to be read on the @ Rotor 28 | most on the city of Manila itseif,|Q for complexion, 4 cakes " Under the compulsor 1eation| @ opening of parliament next define the reins © A SMALL HAUL PHOSPHATE Baking Powder, is unk Geand elected 2 opeg ? enlsting betweet Mautand and tt yeaa an. & : atte | opening fire on the Americans to the i . Better than any High-Priced ficer,” J. EB. Hubbard wary al’ of t 1th f police measures ® | postmaster Frank | of Ball 5 o to restore British au in that vaseal atate, and @ | Postmaster Fran of Ballard | returned the fire with artillery, The ' > i o of $40 per month. His duties are| @ yin to repress systematl treatment of Brith “Aha | veaterday. A small amount of mon:| oie Sided adie Gah apy 2d avenue and Pike street, rescent ice t © see that parents and employers| @ Bp 4 shite 4 ey and considerable Jewelry was ing e phree Ainarioans were wound Ledpbcdadlbosbtnste’ os : err pmplty with the law. | PO POOOOOOOOO EO OHOOO SOHO SOOO OOOO HSS | ukun. Es ed ip the encounter, ? PPOPPSSOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOD