The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 10, 1899, Page 2

ms “ROH Writs & Co, PUBLISHERS, / wae “Every Afternoon | Exoopt Sunday Telephone TY Weg Yoron —~*k F fal Ne ie? r ret at the po rf Mer \ | Now that the administration has gotten rid of Alger Carter courtmartial case, it should not weary In ite house ch ertasked Otis should be discharged of his military functions : eldentally, Secretary RB might abolish the cable monopoly H ed in Cuba by his predecessor, Kverything should be made # s fastas possible ee A rich San Franciseoan, who has by | against spitting on the floors of street cara, haw been at last sent to ja : for one day. Great is the family shame, but he has probably | something new a Everybody in Brooklyn is admiring Columbia's underbody symmetry | The only question is how she can stand up with the & dreesze of wind We shall not have to wait much longer for THE PRICES OF LUMBER RAISE BOSTON, Oct. 10—This week will Probably see another advance in spruce lumber. The dealers and the manufacturers are expected to mvet and make a new schedule, as they CHICAGO, counchl was Oct, 10. told last say there is a chance for quite a rise once an ordinance was passed by a in their commodity, under t vote of 47 to 5, providing ment which called for § operators passenger and under and $18 for nine neh elevators in Chicago shall be exam. twelve inches and above, Ten and ined and registered by twelve-inch randoms, 10 feet and) board to be appointed by the mayor above, are selling for $17 mer All registered « chantable boards $14 and outboards 21 years old and under these at $12. While the parties to the permitted the employment agreement consider these prices a* prentices not that lower than the market warrants, consumers claim that they are about as high as they ought to be expected to pay. and are not likely to take kindly to another advance, So rapit have been the advances that bay ase to $100 for each vic have had hard work keeping up with | them. This was iuetrated in the case of the buyer of a targe 1 lumber concern who was here last w ing wood for his firm, He cou rn not understand how prices had soared since he was here last, or between, the time of his leaving England and his arrival here. A woman always feet time If she looks six levery three years | Art and heart rhyme a that ts about the only way (hey make Beauty Hints. ot sort of union over last year's frocks. oe | There is ong thing better than gold| in the spriny or frankinscence about a woman's|the winter a mouth, and that is—myrrh. | A woman Lovely hands are more uncommon than pretty faces, yet a little silver sand, a deep basin, a stiff nal! brush, good soap Bnd two good littl im- plements (fle and crarge wood stick) will transform walinese to lasting beauty in @ moath. The persons whe Sallowness anc coarse pores Pm other are not coveted. Those in possession of | ony «them may be relieved by proper care y of the sanitary conditions the) body and the use of ten ot | the tincture of bengoin to the quart, of luke warm water twice daily, [ Biondes are often desirous of vis- | ible eyebrows and |ashes; naturally. They may have them by tetng plain olive off upon the hairless spots. Vaseline will not do as well, as the off Is milder if tt should be used to} Promote the growth of lashes and | get into the eyes. Never clip he soct their own. Inting by the know! ings } we want to find a way thé home circle ts ne from church cross. about “rubber neck in, when the condit Rubber is active.” Children feel lashes after childhood; not then. ex-| Petied to go to school cept under exceptional circumetan. | Who do appear have ee ee Miners ar aving the Atlin dis on many more awful qu ICTORIA, B.C, Oct. 10.—T t. British Columbia by the hur } The eyes trenquently sting and be- | ¥P* the full quota is present | AMerican barkentine t'r John, wath mmovery a88 Atiie { come weak, If they are bethed in - |bound to the Sound from Honolulu are Oe Camere ORiee : cold water often, gently apened and | by 2 the weet at of ‘ ee ‘ ; closed the while, they will feel im-|—-—————e2 22. «Atta = ; oes hams te eat cei : measureably better, and look as e ; : ron! ane ay May bright as crystal Bachelor $ I eee Cottage City today made the abovs Steaming is excellent for the com-} __ k yvonne Pee eine Fa. gprs Rca plexion. So is massage; but if the maga ips Metre: with former is practiced dally the pores tas manipherscdirc - will Decowle caverns, ahd it were weit| MAN proposes; woman feels dis- a larme party elm nthe ago to recat! the fact that while massage to sehage Ronytocenrigy yee mdeggeding diac tarrreny is rubbing, rubbing Is not massage| When you kiss some girls your 14 oe ae ee by any means, under adverse condi-| shoes feel too tight a P rv / tions There ts no doubt thet BOL ag tennant Sao } Miss Golden Latkes trishampooing | has @ great many interested friends. ; rece taay gave her pretty hair must never use any-| It would have puszied Eve dread- mip d the border thing save lorax or whit soap, and fully before she wore fig & Cana la belle Brune will her hate | know whet to do with her p’ ae : ‘ Palrpepere dark and shining by using diluted| A giri never enjoys the Ares Mining Enterprises 0 eee tee ammonia, and never using borax. a@/ of the honeymoon much, because an aly exage i Sam Ma it will give it @ reddish tint, sugwes-| an never get over the idea that her Move Slow y yiay, who is supposed to be tive of a chemical device. chaperone may catch her . richest man in Atlin, is practically The top part of the arma are very When a man tells his | fead broke, He 1 Nugge important, now that the vogue of | po - i but would sell out his interests sleeveless bodices obtain. Few wer | gaccanteee ia sad The, suepeees boom in SHiniee! nail sum. Hundreds of dead men but who at timem are troubled | ‘ | stocks cusmie to bes false alarm. 'AS} + , ng to get out. 1 by an eruptive roughness @hout the No woman who loved her husband | the Northwestern Minin ha ie ae Age s 5 ohiatn elbow. This may be obviated by |@ver Delieved that he didn't ltoday there was no sess ; : a scrubbing the arms gently with nait|@raceful in a drese sult | were no bidders. The Seatt + ; brush and palm or Castile soap, then| Most women put jeuenange BAS 2 quiet sens Dozens and dorena of tents a dusting with talcum before retiring | thelr new neighbors tit! dding wae light and no rales were) Tonons bg Pap gan fos a few mights see how expensive curtains made, The market In mining stocks " : . ; onlasinleacdgnis | have put up tn their partors. is more quiet than it has been for a) y " ‘ | As soon as a man knows that a| Year Mining men cae? nuse eve . A | woman loves him he goes to her in| Understand the dep nm, Ma > eh be £16 4 : I Ris troubles, but it isn't 1 pertie nave been off knows that he loves her that he goea| 4 on the 9 turned Out I 1 t to Skagway many Every man is afraid of being alc HA-onk” SONS Yee On the MST. the tramp. Hf they are married th tor fear he might get delirious het, just ae there always te when! ond their wiv y irae asd walk - - but senseless ravings. business is pa — 2 bot habitants of the marsh lands along stocks, has unit been applied | Next In Ar ai: tereitory: Deed tas Gane (idsaseata kia Aa new orrice. eget hat sg Pe pel ter |, memt f his party has| ed to be in serious dangerous today whic he # s represent At from the tetrifie northeast gale that) The Pacific Coast company paged ened gil 1 nts Naw been, MaataE dlaee abeuiee established a new office, that have becamet tohr) result EUROPEANS TRIED Telephonic communication with | {ral traMc manager here are other the east bank of the Mississippi says WOOdworth, of Portiand show every evidence Sh that the guif water is being driven | Kemeral freight agent of the O. perties when deve t 70 MAKE TROUBLE clear over into the Mississippi river, N~ '* au the he present depression in. stoc r tnundating all those plantations 4 | tinue these developments WASHINGTON, DPD , Oot. 10 orange groves that are pot protect greatly retarded, and much injury|Charies Page Hryan by high and powerful bank levees * PAWNSHOP done to the future interests of the| minister to Rraz a a, ee —e wtat of absence. Mr. ryan ea In nome instances mines have be-|ent administration of X-Ray in a Lawsuit. OPENS NOV | na SHinpeth Gut kw ofe of anlic ine friend OSHKOSH, Wis., Oct. 10.—For the ’ ansay proved of considerable value.| tinited States and that first time in the history of the state veral of these mines are cloke tol of iI)-fooling manifest whe the X ray bas been introduced in a sac ie & railroad, but not clone to a sr ship Wilming appeared law sult. George Lindsay, of the yil-| CHICAGO, Oct. 10.—Nov ter. In some of there cases *| Amazon exaggerated lage of Omro is suing Dr. J. F. Ford|@ date of great importance portation Is so expensive that ship-|ineia as caused by resident Bu of that place for malpractice, alieg-| shop keepers in Chicago. | ments of anything but concentrates pea “ are bitter trade rivals ing that by an Improper setting of a| date the Municipal Pawners | does not pay iy ores With & Rood) of Amer and sought to preju broken leg the physician rendered | wit) open itn offices, and tt percentage of metal in ther not! a the relations of Brazil towar his son a cripple for life. X ray pho e concentrate on account ining. | this government tographs of the injured member with 19 Per cent. per month interest Shipments have been made to th . be introduced to show that the be at an end amelter of crude ore, but the trans ACADEMY OF SCIENCE. jury was not at all where the doc Pawnshop keepers who do not con- | portation charges made th tems ‘ wae a ahaiaesties to tin & eco cc rove disastrous The Academy of Science will meet Pe ee [Rae shomantves to the 8 ger cent [Pore dey on in mining stocks 1*/ this evening and every Tuesday ev month allowed by the law are dread. | not confined to the exchang Lo-|ening thereafter in the lecture hall Sult for Rich Property. ing “ agg of ee cal brokers report trading very quiet. | of the Acme Business college, in the awnshop, which will lenc The mi majority. of «| Pacific block trot en has BRISTOL, Tenn., Oct. 10. flamuel | bn watches, Jewelry and kes gacseetkce Nigh fin ‘sy cal : tk ndly . ' :" th ger tine ' h King and J. W. Owen, for the King! able cotlat at the Their value as producers are ain ree \ hia lecture rooms, The heirs, filed an ejectment quilt here| per cent. per month. They wholly dependent on the Inv rtmente are farm mfortab today against the Norfolk and West-\ ful that the municipal in «tocks, Moet of the dealers t than th scademy and “ ern iiway company, involving tl-| will greatly decrease their an intic v the situa ha hitherto enj ' i tie to real estate in the heart of the) or drive them out of business 4 They feel that t returr n the la ninodate m I 4 city value at $290,000. /| geth and have been watching properties which have recently | aeadem old a fre FA The Jand includes the sites of the! xiourly every move of the associa~| been developed will revive former in Tueada ing during the t Norfolk & Western, the Southern | tion terest, Valuable mines unquestt we Wit nd ryone is cors i and the Virginia and Southwestern | ©. nbly exist In Western Washington, | dtally invited to 1. The Pact - railway #tations, also to the right-of- Con Pitth and no one need fear that they: will| fle block at the corner of Ocel i way to five miles of track. I Prescription specialists, Tel Pike ts ik left undeveloped, {Jental avenue and Yesler way, - ee Pe ae Oth delivered ty third Avenue Fagan and the lefying the law for two ye amre an anawer ACCIDENTS ON ELEVATORS. since the frat of the year 340 per have been killed and 3,000 Inju elevator accidents in Chicag and freight nductora must The ordinance imposes a fine of $29 ja tion. angry with months older Camphor balis have thetr innings | an be stopped t ee that she has on an old pair of shoes or stock The trouble with most of us is that out culty other than backing out ton beat with those who talk jews of what the otter has to/ on him as a factor A Woman's religious influence in apt to be very great when she always comes home The latest contortion of the slang tm the use of stock exchange pariance and exclaim ® warrants that on rainy the | @!l should etay at home or all be co CHAR Waren Mangan | A woman's idea of reform general. | | ly has something to do with makin TITE WOMEN AND oe ELECTROZONE. SEATTLE STAR, . The Army of Uncle Sam ls Stuck in the Mud NEW YORK, Oct. 10-1 ficer stationed in Manila has th culties and re m i Lean pay that thie army 1 more transportation is p ' " infantry. There tnt ‘ ' better than 10,000 men, and rca Men wearing trousers, boots of ged and lightly equipped nativ We can Aight the enemy and w cannot catch him, and w riven the enemy from his t ’ every one of novements uy long detours « annot f ‘ Cavalry can flank b rn cavalry te rate In, but th n umns can soatter the enemy, pr \ and harry them until they would sive k int 1, and y 1 A ‘ kon ! * Ky attack tas * and bh * abandoned them a vim down. It is a@ fine country have pack miltes, 7 ich ry for 4 Mrs, Hazen Will Not Refuse the Hand of Admiral Dewey WASHINGTON, D.C. Det. 1 Gen. William B. Mase t ed by an old friend today cor was to wed Admiral Dewey ‘Oh, you know I would not She did not seem to take th k Admiral Dewey ab Mre Haren is ractive, th ty leader, Admiral Dewey is now tion all the eligible widows in Wa The rumor connecting Mre. Maar for ite foundation the facts thar t by cable well as by om Y that Admiral Dewey I the u ton MeLean, mother of Mra. Hasen, ropotitan and the Army and Na The fact is rear 1 as sig? ther invitations of private individ may here and accepted Mre. McLean When Mra. Hasen, wife of the late ht. McLean, was jokingly ask- f the rumor that she nor ely. ON has v hite-hatred sithy and a socte a cateh that gowrips are men shington as ik to marry hin # name with th imiral's has ar if te and ponded al Dewey was at Manila, « ee of th f Mra Was nm Parra n near the Met ub, for ! ant that f alt He Is Tired MILWAUKER, Wis ced that he would not be a candt amatances would he accept 4 nomin Oct. 10 him. The governor resents the a been fishing for # renominat an j come of his acceptance of a numbe | faire this fall The governor's formal renun« in political cireles, as all the candid re-| of His Job. » a wi shaking up n have figured WRECKED ON lulu a Total Wreck. ‘NO JUSTICE VANCOUVER | Bark Uncle John From Hono- TO AMERICANS H. F. Key Says Canadian Of- ficials Are Unfair. A SERIOUS CRIME. FREE Sample of ELEGTROZONE at 1514 First Ave. iam J. Armatrong, w ealiad: donetea bie ort and man who lived with him at Angeles prior his capture ther me tim has been indicted by he grand AKO te jury the Th use their influence uniess all indjeations fail Francisco Marcello was foun eullty in Judge a court ¢ robbing Antonio Pocina of $215 las July 27. Detective Prosecuting At torney Fulton ¢ the state mducted t f 4 t vrver Amusements. oS! — io Hoyts “A Black Sheep’ crowded the Seattle theater lant ¢ ening with an audience that away more than ple 4 It gor without saying the Hoyt comedy well written, and it 19 played b company that rong in every per former. Quite a local « » wiv en by the fact that many of the per formers are well and fav known to Beattie audiences, an of them can almost be caile tw rably attleites. The are Billy Devere who a mer of Beattle L. No 7%, BP. O. EB. and Gilber ard, who lived here for and basa hoat of friends» many y There tw medians are pre-eminently « ows, and have met with a cord eption from thetr friends her orge Allen has made a hit ever ening ae “Hot Stuff Joe Natu has @ eweet tenor vol nd » In Bunny Tennessee th geont effect. Marry Devere never fails get & good round of applause on h trick violin playing. Miss Adetaid Nye, Misa Mattie Keen and Mis Hoardman, sustain the female role excellent, and the latter's cornet #0 playing makes a pleasin, A Black Sheep” will t tonight and tomorrow night. Ma ager Howe made no mistake in b ne thie fine attraction for a night's stand A lireesy Time” opens at th attle Thursday night sale tomorrow eee ‘The Flinte have given formances at the Third ater, and yet they have but two per Avenue the demonstr y . * t Seats are on ed that they are, without question the moat able hypnotie have ever given exhibitions y Not only do they have th * under the moat perfect but they get the best work out of them. Like any other entert ment, the ome of the trials depend on the dof the man who arranges them Merbert L. Flint understands th art of making fun without intr ng any tests that lower the self-re of the operator. Tonight a sub pect fect will be put to sleep on the stage He wilt be on exhibition all day to. morrow, and will be awakened to- morrow evening on the stage In addition to this a number of exce? ent teats will be intreduced. time that subjects are hypnotize they become better subjects | Mr. Flint will, therefore introduce work tonight that he ha % yet dared to attempt - THE ELECTRIC nh and be able to POWER DEAL for JA Petition to ome the Coun. | } _ cil Amend Franchi article in last night's ng the two great ele mpanies in Seattle, created muc mment. Prominent members eity counct! clatm that the fran ed to William T Bake prohi bit hie making ar anes on power unife the other lent in the Waker is shut with other the terms the him The claune in question is repr ed below, from a copy of the chive. It speaks for itself ntee shall, during the en d of his grant to all persons des | ine the same in said city n their complying with » {soe and regulations, not inc herewith, as he shall make is spect thereto; and said gr | ot charge therefore a great proportional price or higher rat per horse-power than he shall charg other consum ein the city for th me or a les# quantity of electricit upplied the same and sha not charge any great proportionate higher rat per horse-power than he shall hav previously charged him A petition is in prepa | | The 1 eorn | arc tric powe rm to all consum hand. the eity claim ff from large « council ompet ympan have imp tion rd ve | “Said er tire pertc | tricity conalet customer a price or tion whic by anter r h ft ad providing t that} supply elec. up- ch general n y n ' h vill be presented the t amend this article, Meantime, t nd supplying the Centennial mitt | With whom they have @ contract, an. the Grant Street ratiway, the Seattt Cataract company no business in the city Will probably ac e The fight between the General Fl ctrie company and the Snoqualmie people is practically the old General Klectric Co.-Westinghouse confilct The Westinghouse people, it is rtat ed, are giving their moral influence to Mr. Baker SMUSEMENT BULLICTIN, THIRD AVENUE THEATER (7 Flints, hypnotists HATTLE THEATER (Tonight) A Black Sheep." FIRST SEATTLE EXPOSITION, | Armory Hall afternoon and evening, | Our wholesale pric will cure you. It is curing thou well, check your ailment at on of Electrozone at it no drugs or alcohol, and will quickly and permanently cure any case of Rheumatism, Stoma tion, Constipation, Kidney and Bladder Ailments, Nervousness, Catarrh, and all Blood Disease © Postal Scales, Bill Holders, Cash Boxes, Bond Boxes ~ Deny. Coryell Co. 716 First Ave. E request the readers of THE STAR to call and see lections novelties. our really rare of Pattern Hats Everything and new and correct in Millinery, and as low in price as the best can be sold for, Order work a specialty. MRS. E. H. JOHNSON MANAGER 1009 Becoad Avenue, cor, Madixon Famine [h Pianos A private wire from Chicago informs ua that the Chicago piano factories are about to cl down, in sympathy with the Eastern atrikes. What with advancing prices, and an absolute famine tn pianos, | _ | prices will be at least $30 higher by the first of the year. Some have a houses in the city Jus: y advanced a gentle hint; “That plano you were golng to buy at Christmas,” would it be well to come tn and tr t our stock and make your selec tion now? For a small down payment we will reserve a plano 2 days. Of course, the houses who have been getting 200 per cent. profit heretofore, will not be affected as to their retall pric- es, but why pay such profits es are open for inspection. We want $10 pront on each piano we sell. But we cannot guarantee a selection, or present prices long _ Ramaker Music Company 1415 Second Ave. Near Pike We shall give away a Bedroom Suite, Than i a $45.00 Star al Estate Range, a Exposi- $5.00 Rocker. tion Every person * who buysa dol- lar’s worth gets an op- portunity. Better $50.00 We lead with low- est prices. Holden & Wilson Furniture Co 109-11-13 Second Ave. ILMAN =~ COAL Makes Heat h One Week 1614 First Ave. Trouble, Open Evenings Starting A 1 are ne 1 FREE rt ret yspepsia, : _ Japaned Ware 7 UE MEN AMURE MENTS, HIRD AVE THEATER G Manager ‘MAKE SUNDAY, OCT, 8 RTAINMEN Mr. herbert L. Flint THE race 3: Ma rion Flin ge of procram nightly, PST, t g Sunfay, Oct. 8. nth ty of HovVT's — enn and masterpiece, “kh. BLAcK SHEEP” Mr P ale [nmelse Attraction Firs Neattle oete EXposition The Renowned. 20m the «t st cast ever nized, headed by wrn. Devere ne und extravagant recisely the same nat or, New York Edward Shields Co. OF NEW YOR K JAMES—EDNA LACELLES Aeri Afternoon Afternoon 2 to 5 Evening 7 to ai Adinission 25 Artists nd- Evening Cents Graphophone Records.. We have just opened a shipment of the latest songs, oand pieces, ete., for the Graphophone. All new records and made by the latest im proved proce These records are vud and clear and are by far tha best yet made. Price, 50c each, or $5.00 per dozen Graphophones— 00, $10.00, $12.00, $15.00, $20, $25.00 to $150.00 each Winter & Harper Building, Coke Seattle. ont Smoke. Wash. A hard fuel oa for s Laundries, ~ Cor tioners, Bakers, Steam Blacksmiths Hot Water Furnaces, and ATR-TIGHT HPATERS, NO ADVANCE IN PRICE, All orders will be promptly filled. Seattle Cas & _ Electric Co, Cherry st and guarantee ws