The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 10, 1899, Page 4

THE SEA ina ho was arrested by Dete on suspicion of « wn Vvartety otive ¢ sua hee Bunday mpi ity in the robbery of Louls Kiodt's jewelry store Saturday night, has been released Uncle Sam’s Commissioner Gets Mis- information From the Schemers. CHICAGO, Get, 10.—Alfred N @ion, has returned from Pa fon appointed by ¢ the Panama Canal © ar 2,000,000 in work on the pver to the United States ed, for a pri and an inspect purpose of Judging the merits Mr. No! lett that careful study elty he informat) There were ten seas! eanal company. As he correct, the work accomy can only be deckled after ‘The next at . Vatil that is done wal w Buys PROPERTY. George W. Ithble haa fled fo rd hie p have of Various pro sin Ki ounty, amounting Munter, of Denver lee forme valual wf the Isthmian ¢ mmis ent Beattle he and fiv ther me of the — ws EI eB a SCHOOL ELECTION it in lors 1, would yy Registration for the tion begins tomorrow at the city hall NOTES OF THE EXPOSITION ‘oming wehool # data has been verit : Large Crowds Still Attend figures we have @ the Seattle Show. estimated. W ady bh y ym at 'N ‘ . fore the final report t ngress can be mad will tt weary not Now that summer is over, and the only to survey the Panama canal rou it mevera routes south of | band concerts at the lake are t . there. Very little ia known of th H x « beyond the Pana na « thing of the pas * ma route to South America, 8 ub new ites hav suggested, | . usement-loving t end these will have to be surveyed tr ted It may that ar other route may be discovered that advantageous than @ttention to the exp either of those already exploited ne ts at the armory It te true that the new Fret As Rpent $1200. The observer who watches * 068 oF $13,000,000 on the rh . 1 partly to surveys eal akin tne id partly to excavation and pa the p r t and a company estimates that $10 ms ‘ Had th ‘ » mult thelr tae This looks like an enormous 1 1 belief tha of the lement weather such @ canal will not only > « ah ' ry held about 1 peopie terests of the I'nited States, and » ¢ adva ane of war, but during the course of t evening that tt will in the end be a@ profitad It was Secret Order and the Some Valuable Marble Deposits on Prince of Wales Island ° muslc war a a! program , A new and valuable discovery! ad na the seem ingty inexhaustible resour Pr Wale 4. Gen. 2 Fan Sore sail imens that ha - nat The ewarm of bees In an obeerva Tee stor adapted to taking a high ¢ 1 be of tion hive at the ¥ ak ma great value in deco eb the ' f monuments sree of attra n ttle Insects are ¢ and similar The extent prospected, but are tn sight A ries are right ¢ stone can and crew ne sources of Prince of tereet in the matter, and the probable valve and extent marble was discovered by Ca specimen is on exhibition at the in the Seattle Stock exchange SPOSSOHSOHSOOOSOSOSOOOOD Seoee SOSHSHOSHHSOS OHSS SO SS SOOO OOD WINS A GIRL FROM NORWAY): Chicago Artist chai wis | 4 Acquaintances. | ; CHICAGO, Oct. 10. York and Newport have bBrating the Cantocuzene-Grant nun tials Chicago has xo thro erisis of an internationa? marr without even the mention of th eurrence. A young artist who lived at the Hotel Mor weeks ago has mar of an ancient and © @tan family under romanti @tances, and the bride and groom are now in the city to hear from Norway The principais in Chicago's | international marriage wer &. Connor, who comes from one of While New ig unt two daughter N frou the oldest families of Springs m end Miss Anna Marie Berry - @ncestors for centuries have owned} an island off the coast of Norway near the port of Kragero. The pres- | ent owner of the island, who im the er of rs. Connor, ts a ship dutider of considerable fortun He eent hie daughter to the Up 1 States three months ago e atives, and a romantic « and marriage was the resul result The Good Templars of the city celebrated the Thirty-third ann sary of the establishment of order in Seattle last evening No. 6, on Battery street Billed with an audtic ed many who had ers in years their Lodg was charter eo No. 6, October 4, 1866 Whitworth, Mrs. Loutsa Denny Mies Innez Denny. Ther present Mr. and Mra who became members w of the organization and als Ward. Chief Templar Jone p oso Sietins ee : $ ROS Masa, Oct. 10.--Tt was learned today that 67 trans- @ | et Chief T Jot ships, Including many of the Boston liners, have @ bri hy Mpa hie rT ' eo; hartered the Hrit nd miraity for use in transporting @ poy ag ki “ also ur 2 nd ppl © the Tram svaal, The report that the Co- @ \. ‘ 1 the ¢ ‘go of the Furness line had been taken was sresiding fon of the evening o 1 tod It " a d that the Cakmore, whieh leaves b on B. Ward was the principa) © for London, will be turned over to the government @ speaker of the evening. making a @ the d varge of her cargo on the other side Historical review of the work of the @ - lodge. Other speakers wer ly @000 Sain feos acta rhece inn, SOEPOSHSSHOSH SOSH SH SESOESOEOO OOOO OS B. Inez Denny. Greetings w t to and received from var throughout the stat ALL HAVE money. of British ¢ is lodges A large anime r bia Indians w from the ed near t I company’ ha very su ul all GO north with me All Members Seattle Union : § No. 13! Carpenters and Joiners are > notified to attend a special mee Tuesday evening, October 10. F cards. M. A. BROWN, ing Pres Lily Hogardus interest these ove The Jack#on F thing novel to the rowd a6 #0< 7 t starts SPOSSHOOOOOS raws @ to work The as Waconda mining exhibit is ers exhibit $20,009 worth of furs contains over : Today was to have been wedding day. This feature has been post @ | Poned tilt Thuretay, and today will 8M inane ents > de devoted to Columbia county and : Wenatchee valley Bureau of Mining Information @ o HAS DESERTED GARLINGTON LEAVES. BE. E. Gartington, who hae the Sound for ne time as The mystery surrounding the sud ate ; den disappearance of F. W. Levett Peng - Aeations®. | trom his residence at 19 Third ay set night. His in- onue a week ago last Sunday morn ne we f an officia har ' in con partially cleared. Lev- ad he would net tiscuss them, |. hie wile thas ainraine that he MULLER MAY DIE Hid not fect well, and he was @o * » find a doctor. He never r - ter Mra Mack Miller. of Auburn. who war stabbed by Fy at wo muddenly tertained th er but now bh aswa and alter stabbed him that he simply desert in the kidneys that he will never return Sousa Now Playing Some of Sol Asher's Compositions ° A remarkable compliment hasbeen pald by Sousa, the “March @ @ King,” to Mr. Sot Ashe f the Firet Regiment band of 'y @ @ Mr. Asher is on f t known m ° @ anu f ym pom ith een among t ° oa “t pulerr ors band cc Te f the oe oo; "AM 4. and “The Washington V ° od nds of the great t master, @ ° res playing them at Manhattan beach. @ rs aliz nal composition must go through in @ \¢ 1 . « Sousa band ° Tr be arrange! for 80 pieces ira @ @ hard test t he writer, It then goes to the libra e oe 1 a" very favorably before It reaches the @ @ ba T band test, and it ts considered a @ @ bien ntt as much aw a test, even though the * eo; t accepted. In A@her's case both pieces were @ . ae. thy a 1 ° ° AM from the Olympics” tn a pastoral deseriptive piece, @ @ reproducing th aried sounds of t mountain solitude, from the @ @ sighing of th nd in the trees to the warbling of birds and the @ oe: As eo ° T Washington Volunteers” was written especially to be @ @ played ont turn of the boys from the Philippines, and is a @ > 1 nd 1 march ° ° ' re the sing of the exposition Mr. Asher will play o> " . The Last Good-bye." Other ploces @ which hay ntrihuted to Asher’s fame are “The 'P.-1" March.” @ @ "The F M rvus Alces March, ‘and a religious com. @ @ positior I lasting Life ra Secccccccseececcvcesoceeeeeeeeseoees England Charters Many Transports, “MINERS CLIMB LEITH WHISKEY FOR THEIR LIVES! BROKERS FAIL i oe TO Pa, Oct, 10—Men) Lonpon, Oct. 10.—The firm of F. r tir 1 1 Compa m y anian per aa W. & O. Brinkmann, Leith whisky . underground Ly and narrowly eacaps| UTokers, has failed with labiiities h their rh end f $2,500,000 and assets estimated at j hoisting house at the op-| $490,000. The firm was involved in ning, and t r way for the men| the great failure of the Pattiaons* , 1" ' k ladd 18 nded warehouse Leith last De Th managed to do : ‘ . ai ‘ P they got; Comber, Other failures are t « nearly ex.|¢d The crisis In the trade has been ated by the] renewed, owing to speculative trad ling. HIS WIFE. TTLE STAR. WILL AV'KINLEY LET OTIS DOWN GENTLY ? A Report That He Hopes to Ease the General's Sudden Fall, NEW YORK, Oct 1 \ hing special the Brooklyn Bagte naye t at White Houre be ween FT M 1A ‘ ® like! » prove m t A I ey said, thinks that Ger t ' ' tly sbeolutely, President M Maca 1g then tof t « 1 ne t ur 1 J ' 1 ~ t an early a I Meck ! ie ‘ ' H and iT The Negro Problem in the ° NEW YouK t to be held w York on @ @ Nove f r * ° ° ° Min a e t t My ° @ « i ‘ . @-« ' h hash much ox * ° e e rh he South seems to me @ *-« « » tu f 1 vy @ ° but «eu approaching. @ Pa gontem bb on the ne a eo; * ugh @ o; i ft he South, e# ally @ ° a » @ +7 t I have b a 1@¢ ° f a ndeed « ® ne @ ° ther, if posit m @ @as 4 ate relations of the whites @ ° 4 a. ° ° 1 x * @. nd e = * « ° r ° ° ° 4 i” ° e t o 1 they w ° e-; u a phases, @ es ations with @ ° ' ay beyond f f contradic. @ eo: element witt rmine ina @ ° p ement. If the negroes @ ° they w fraw the whites dowr e ° ° e SPOSOCHTHOSOOOOOE POCO OOHO HOOD South Grows More Difficult NO DELAY ON WASHINGTON, D.C, Get. 1 tm the firet day ‘SHOT BY A [soa 3 : | | H NEW PLACES | FOR BUSINESS retary Pre ech of the chamber ree, received a letter today - { conar ae Fen k. of Bona, Alaerts t t ‘ ‘ ter wishes to establish trade ts « FINANCIAL BILL, ® of the apr f ©« ne with the me {8 mda 1y and toba ta he men- make a paying peaks of phos er received war f a New York car ng 4 banking in- arly » have the PARALYTIC :: ng & Gage May Go to Rew York arien ¢ NEW YORK, Oct. 1 The report Lyman J. Gage. secreta fthe ne ad ' 4 t 1 disposed f hie p r 4 . Ss kh eh th hh hhh th eh hhh eh hh eh ch hh Pech etait & CO. Seattie, E. W. 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