The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 19, 1899, Page 2

: nw rary Kpitos aS be induced thereby to select for su Nable to the stagnation of aututnna A Strike to NEW YORK, Oct. 19.—The K ing the motermen and conductor and Eighth avenue electric cars complete the organization. A st when the streets are fil with « * * * »* It will take about two month * * * * CHICAGO, Oct. 19.—Vanda! souvenir, have about ruined th Presitent McK iniey last Monday. and is disfigured in a way that ing chupk of limestone is about pieces have been chipped off th have been set to watch the corner feared that some one might be ¢ it, whieh contains relies and coi POCCOOOOOD TIME TO FIX THE STREETS Horses Injured Daily on Se- attie’s Thoroughfares. ‘The dangerous ruts in the Streets of Seattle are causing much The paving mostiy at fault is the vitrified brick, in places where it connects with other kinds of | roadway. Probably the one spot in the city that has worked the great- eet injury to horses, is at the cor- ner of First avenue ahd Madison street. At that corner a loaded wagon coming up from Western av- enue has an earth roadway that is eiways out of repair. Where the borses get their forefeet on the vitri- fied brick the weight of the wagon causes them to slip, and the result usually to take the skin from one or both of the animals’ knees. A repre sentative of the Star chanced to see three different horses seriously in- Jured at that corner in one day. On talking with the drivers of the ani- mals, it was learned that the teams- ters are talking seriously of putting ©@ protest against the condition of the streets before the city council. The tdea of the truckmen Is to have Pieces of iron inserted in rows be- tween the bricks, projecting about an inch above the level of the pave- ment, thus allowing the horses to gain a foothold. Another bad place for heavy wagons is on James street between First and Second avenues Although the grade there is very | Naht, hardly « day passes without some animal falling and being In jured. At most of the hills descend ing from Second to First avenue, the brick pavement is generally ended with a sink hole that takes In the wheeis of a vehicle so far it i* very | @Mcuit to haul it up, and on de- scending, the sudden bump works a bad strain on the’ wagon. It is thought the teamsters will make complaint to the board of public works, and, failing there, will take the matter before the eity counci) FOR THE W. C. T. U. The chamber of commerce has just fesued a neat Hittle folder apropos of the coming here of the W. C. T U. The folder is small, but «ives @ great deal of information. On the first page is a half-tone of neer place, and the back is adorned wit @ similar cut of Mount Rainier. The folder in virtually a Seattle gv giving full directions of where and how to visit all points of interest The folder aiso contains a jot of his torical and statistical data that makes it a good thing to send to people in the East WAR AGAINST GOEBEL WAGED LEXINGTON, Ky., Oct. 19.—For mer Mate Senator J. Bronston, the warm friend of former Senator Blackburn, and who bolted Goebel | yesterday, has leased the opera| in spl Every Afternoon Except Sunday Telephone Pike 150 SRP EERE EEE EEE SEER EERE ERE RH e POSS SSSSOS SSS OHO SOOHHH SESS OSOOS OOOOH —riionnte tomres Aw the Star = diseatiefaction among the teamsters. a K SEATTLE STAR, No. tier Third Avenue aS vcs svat atnwrwnneoan RUMOF Has Made Two Good Places °° “aik" Bae al Yast evening soon after the arrival of the “White Ribbon Speetal,” and ft th R Ad ; | A 4 pairs Child " 1 eave Gtr ciaonm Gace eae. oe or the Rear Admiral. it Renney most pronounced temperance advocate could certainly find no faw , ; rte , : 5 with the water supply so freely and mptly furnished |> ay alee i . : Men LAnen eee ee *. CHICAGO, Oct, 19-—-Rear Admira tary he w : worth § ad a 1 eae mane mele cue ® navy in the event of the ¢ hoof W am J «nt * Bec ioe $1.00 The plans for the Washington volunteers’ reception would be sadly ® the presidency te sald to be ¢ Den i xt * ; F of n regu j " f t ie a) ' storm ‘ oy marred if the soldiers were to be brousht home by all instead of | ®& Sunday and Monday a nun f ment 1 mational derr * A arate ; it rae v * rath ommiltee y w tand ntor h nate Joner a at * par J © page we yo wpolied, and other tn ood sine ile id water, The imposing maripe pageant would b 1, ar her m a tavaln. Ah teat . “ , . 4 aon 49 12 pal M ra 1 portant features made less effective if the men came here on trains, Tt | @ pear a ral a place in Mr. Hryan’s cabinet, 5 fa aap Boney le 1 ns aned, I ° iain would be almost impossible put them all on one train, and if they ar & eastern friends do not insist on making hin andida * Py ange — 4 penders, regular price B« rived on two trains H is manifestly Impossible that the royal welcome : president * 19 intended should be given without a hitch It t h that the talk lw the Dewey celed ose ie aad SNe reture * Sih uhind ae Seeaee : a r pairs Ex . - of using the railroads to convey the volunteers he wilt Se dropped. | @ shesinatio etories abou Lantedbe: Mir. Meldey citing @ AN aby Ake wi fone, sizes 6%, 6, 6%, worth 2 A transport, or in case of need, two transports, will be the proper con ® the Dewey day parad n the rear admiral’s pot . O0c % veyances & ity carrying the atate of Maryland for him. Maryland's delowates Ne : G tea rae = ® to the nat onvention ar x ! asked ath - ' Men's Viet Kid Oxf - . . ® given second pl he tleket f enough * *, Ww i$ 12¢ That star fighter of Filipinos, Brigadier General Funston, ts decided ® other Bas sa ft him } ‘ ire the nomination, #& Bizes 8%, 9 and worth ly of opinion that 60,000 American troops ought to be able to sweep from * he Western men, however, want giv nan better ae , 0 14 : one end of Lugon island to the otherseattering all hott bands, and ® In politics the plac tthe St. Louwts specks t- ® 1 oy iar ce ‘ 4 ® isfy him and hie friends by ox him ay the Bryan oa * ' . 230 Minser’ Mackintoth Rubber Rajr rendering impossible any organised opposition to federal authority. By vo * ia . ‘ses end . in mabe hae eae a March next, in his opinion, the revolt will have collapse and civil ad * xentieman who is ponsthig for the Bchiey story eald t o " i) er palr, for i ministration will rule in the Philippine centers of populatior Thin | ® had no doubt Mr, Bryan would com#ent to the "u ' a! $1.10 S1.39 Judament of a daring and successful Aghter is worthy of record and re- | . av wow d be the means of por es, Ag ne the Democratic ticket and bY 600 pairs Ladies’ Shoes, Slippers and 500 Men's Heavy Buckskin Shirts membrance, since probably no man in the Philippte better of ~ GeSSring « Ate z xford Ties, worth $3.0 per pair, in| fast colors, in pretty shades portunities than Gen, Funston to study the Filipir range | RRR CAS ae ibe, for . 1 ty of a nh has t 1 pert a | - - t is a strange comedy of delay while as been played perforce o } F r ? 2 ; Bandy Hook by the unlucky yachtamen of the Columbia and the Sham. | TUPsTintendent of one of (he Pink RELATIVES WANTED. Thousands ot items in all departments, too numer. rock. To be balked because of a lack of wind is a condition of affairs caren a RS Attorney Hor. ONS to mention Pia ch great values in Men's and entirely without precedent In American yachting experience. ‘That it hahaa pon rp ig ' 4 4 go an Boy's Suits, and al else contained in the Sheriff's Stock tinged tte fame x ace ‘ hes ~ hae prevailed in the proposed series of A a cup races is certainly |-pnis jeaves the ( . a a fa Hage ot Shoes, Clothing, unfortunate; but the lesson will not be lost if the cup committee shail | the Northern Pacific the only t¥0 tives Martin Mergren, who dieg Peductions as prices quoted on articles above. re a courte leas h contests in the fut 1 fog and calms. | "Tne Obto mal 1,000 freigtt car ears west to be Ordered. Semen eee st lines to 8t. Paul ral day® ag a oes WARKET UOTATIONS 1200 Second Ave. * : NB Corner Seneca Stree, ML LANCASTER © Thursday Morning —Mar “ te thin » vert aeiet ." Opposite Stone, Sanford & Lane Depaty. * Week has not | West, and a tracer js after ther The famine in rotling stock « Keee-Strictly fresh ranch. Hutter—Freah ranch, 1@13e; beat Everything New No advance in pr The big cube ts minus one corner it cannot be repaired. The mise- Men are decidedly } as Dig as one’s fist, and several all over the country suffer ¢ edges. Pinkerton detectives @ | ago, the situation is getting stone day and night, it being © | worse. The transfer bu empted to carry off the box set in @ | point is handicapped by the need of he valued at $20,000. @ | yard and train crews Ail big yards feel the trowble In a p that effects freight tra mmc ne, 2 . 800, ervamery, % ultry Spring fryers, $1.0G2.00 ve stock —< “cows, 404%c: steers, ‘ | hogs, live. 4c: hogs, dressed calves, dressed, large, t. email, ve calves, large, live, éc, small, €o . and 5c; boxes, 1m 5 SEAT! TTL E (HEATER LEGAL BLANK Contracts Mortga kena, Me; live + Howe, Manager | ‘Phone Main 43 | The Greatest, Erightest, Best of all - . ela ty days com the a hed ma Peits and Wool—Beavy! Modern Minstreisy, en route in | men and cars exists throughout the | waund, salted stcera over 00 ite, 5 Deeds Bonds | thelr own train service fae - x midium sound. per tb.b + Maeght Two nights starting Wednesday, Oct PLACE A LIGHT | cresaing prosperity and trade, Tee | susnd, under U6 ibe, THe: cows, sun 1. A guarantee attraction t our Catalogue lear factories cannot up weight, Tic stage, bulls and oxen Mining Blanks. Denny. Coryell Cs,, 116 First Ave | Gorton's Famous New Ort LINSTRELS Greater than any similar enterprise “POLY SUOpso [eH Ge The inter-state commerce oe dry hides, per Ib, 120; dry cule, one. sion recently handed down a decision | third less; summer deer, per ib, 22 ‘ ‘ | FUNMAKERS. to the effect that the export apie (Ate: Winter deer, dry, Gite; papery | . When the Washington Boys °° '"" ""' ‘har ihe csr fie deer, Site: ary etka, 2G100: green] Prices as usual ¥ be Ita, 26@95e; shear. Seats on sale Tuesday, 10 a. m. higher than the rate on export grain. 40k. (Se: sheep pe 4 Arrive in Seattle. This will probably cause a apeedy re- | Inge. 1@%Se: Eastern Washington _— “ . 2 | “The committee on decorations is| duction in export flour rates from, 40% Siac: Western Washington wool} QEAT TLE THEATER urgently soliciting the zene to 1i-| points weat of the Missouri rive tt euae timber burned, e" J.P. HOWE, Manager. j ef allow, 2% ., ce eee eee ae | Friday and Saturday evenin the volunteers return, acting on the) | a wecer ene road pout ta Vegetable y and ening and urchase the Cineinn principal of the old song, “There's a ig Light in the Window for You.” The | #4 Viretnia re committee wishes the boys to see ev. | 8" % low-er de ery window in the city brightly | '° Cincinnatl tn | - Ohio river raliro: lighted, giving everywhere a new th: cor symbol of welcome. It has also been | r arranged that University street shall MONUMENT TO be kept clear of the general public, for half an hour after the boys land, | to allow their relatives first oppor: | SLAIN MINERS P mou Potatoes (Uobbing) 100G1.05 per sack; 41 yf. Assisted by Mr. John F. Kell ber, 206 260; tomat “* New York, in original fr And a company of players under the litorsie awest pote ernment bales, slightly |“ienagement of John C. Fisher oo Pag lee Ane; bell peprers: | damaged by water. Presenting on Friday evening 2 vp 2? MAY STUART nions, 81.1501 nia | — nions, $1151.26; gartic Saturday Matinee tunity to greet them. This will de lay the parade, which will not start from the Armory for a full half- ad - - 7 00 all-wool watch ¢ at By William Shakespeare. hour after the landing. The troopa| CARLINVILLE, Ill., Oct. 19.—Five per box of | e¥ery man going no ” | Saturday evening will be permitted to stack their arma | thousand miners from Belleville the mountains should buy one; | MARIE ANTOINETTE during the greeting, and will then | Staunton, Glilespie, Worden, Clyde 2.000 pairs all-wool nocks at 300; By Clinton Stuart form in with the line of march and Marissa, 1 hffeld. @parta and oth 1,009 caire cotton » * at Ie; | Elaborate and magnificent scenic take part in the parade er coal mining towne In Ilinots, as Green F 4 © pairs canvass legeings at productic The Red Cross society in aiding | sembied today at tho firet anniver-/|25-Ib boxes a | new regulation white sa Prices: © to $1.50. Seats on sale nuits at $1.50; navy drawers, $1.0 W. S. KIRK, ~~ cast ween 1217 FIRST AVE. oy | ~ Butter Cheese, Eggs and Poultry | "GIVING JUALITIES . . oo NEW YORK, Oct. 18 —Hugh Mec Laughiin, the old Brooklyn bow Butter Washington crea ries, Q Oct. 16th to 2 d pears to hold the key to the situation In the Democretic side of state | pound prints, 28; Eastern lowa and politics, and great interest attaches to his action at this time. It ta be Elgin, 28 | lieved that If he should join forces with ex-Genator Hill, the two migh One Wednerday N. B.—Curtain will be raised at § sharp for evening performances Pp. m. for the matinee the committee on hospitality by se-| sary celebration of the V nm bat-| per doz, ler curing the use of private residences | Gietterle, Ernest Kamerer and El- | $250@6.00 per | for the lodging of visitors. All ma- lis -Amith, -the «Mount -O m-in- | cider, 8e per « terial of fast colors that will be res Smith, who were aalin in the clings, $1,008 needed In decorating the streets has battle, was unv by W. Hefti, | $1.00@1.25; w been secured, and the committee has president of the Belleville district, | native 5 | everything nearly ready United Mine Workers of America, | | $1.00@1.25 fornia «rt $1.00@1.2 Siete iedged the werd ore “| . THURSDAY—SOCTE Y DAY Special music by Wagner's band } artists; the renowned Shicids ¢ (Jobbing) —N tive Waan.| West's English Ales be able not only to control the Democratic campaign thin f 2%ec, Eastern, 11@12 oF ‘ 80 the delegates to the Democratic national next Uobbing)—Strictly —trean| P Porter 09 ta, serpentine dancer, he d Po ts of } would mean the overthrow of Croker in « and national pol ranch, 2% 4 and Porter I cH ph wr P of 400 yards « white a In onnection with the Sheehan revolt result in hte « many Iteelf. But McLaughlin, though long supreme in Br ney--White comb. 4@15¢: tent amber, @lte; amber, 12@13¢ the weak, relieves nervous OLEMPIC THEATER, never been aggressive in state polities. Last year, i wilt new strained, 7% @te | bered, It waa reported that he and Hill were to combine for ont ro Poultry — Chickens, live, 12@130;| a hee Roeenn Avaewe of the state but at the eleventh hour fryers, $1 7602.00; live turkeys, Lbéc B. P. Kunkler, Manager. | appeared @ tof Croker in the nomination ducks, 1c: geese. 100; live welgh | Every night at 8 Wednesday and ticket, and H as left out in the ccold, Of course conditions are som c Whole, $21.50; cracked, & | Gaturday matinees at 2 What different now, as the Brookiyn Democracy during the past few | feed mea r $22.0 oll Fine Moving Pictures months has been manifesting a spirit of oppor “yin Feed ie, meal, jon to Temi ity affairs, and er and Shea especially have dispityed great inde- | $92.00 nes, $21.00622.00; bran | pendence in the management of the ir departments. $15.00, shorts, $16.00@17.00; chopped Mise Pearl Lioyd, Mins Joanie rden, | food (321.00; dairy chopped Mr. Ira Davis, Christian Hansen And other First-class Art ——— — | teed Amiasion 10¢ Reserved | PORTLAND, Ind., Oct. -9.—What| ton, $6.00@7.00; Eastern Washington | | promizes to be one of the greates: | timothy, $11.00@312.00; alfalfa, 37.50. | Oats Gobbing)—Per ton, 234724 "perl COAL Makes Heat N, MORAL & ELEVATING ver inaugurated in In Bicycles will not be charged as | leeal fights | Tarley eam rolled, $20; whole, excens baggage on Fastern roads | Jana will begin tomorrow, wen tne | s49 | The Baltimore and Ohio did it, 1t| Ut brought by Nathan P. Hawkine,!” Gorn—Whole, $22.50; cracked, 824; | | notified the Central Passenger aseo-| Cashier of the Citise Bank of | feed meal, per ton, $24.00 AND... | Graphophone | Portiand, against sixt or ™ ciation that it would not be bound “ fhe | Meat Prices } surance companies having agents in | by this rule, Of course rival roads) this city, will be called for trial | ¥resh Meat (Jobbing)—Cow beef, | eannot ee the BH. & O. carry wheels _——-- Te per Ib; steer b o per ib: aves y ecor’ Ss | free and not do so themselves TRIPP MARRIE mutton, wether, ke per . Me iia Whe dadaddkcn adeulai tecdtine é ~ per ib; Veal, large, be per Ib; small, We have just opened a shipment the American Association of Pas. | ..Pollce OMcer G. A, Tripp and Mins | 100 of the latest songs, band pieces, ww oF t e 1 ted lant ‘ovin jobht a a ° y digas’ Gichet. -Agentn ecetaned | Cone ee ae eed een tor | Tro in gainii, dae) wreshoaae tar eto., for the Graphophone. All new yesterday morning at the Brunewick | on Pike street. The afterr patrol | o dry salted sides, 7 t records and made by the latest im to renew the fight for legislation) @ set of silver spoons. Thia morn Lard Gobbing)—Home made, per loud and clear and are by far the Against scalping. This matter willl ing the officers White Star, Ro; Coin spectal, best yet made. Price, 50c¢ each, or be brought before congress smoking @ ; lard compound, Uerces, 6c; Rex . » t $5.00 per dozen, of n C7 ‘< | Graphophones— t the station were “i cigars, which were left by 4 friend of ‘Tripp's. of the late rise in grain Fresh Fish Gobbing)—Perch house for next Saturday night, and) rates, Eastern shipments from mid-| “a8 ‘ a ante ii on | halibut Mey silver salmon, 4@phe will tell why he opposes Goebel and! die west points 4 increasing rap A BOAT LAUNCHED. chinook, fe; flounders, S8@4e; soles, will be the last day of my offer to $5.00, $10.00, $12.00, $15.00, $20. why the Democracy should re id e times as much grain 101 rock cod, 6@6c; shrimps, Se; clean and polish teeth free . 25.00 to $150.00 each, his mame from it» ballots as candi e for governor A sport took $40 out of a slot ma shine in one of the muoh he rut in before he did it. enburg saloons, A. ¥ rble, chief of the Great’ Roy & Roy, lumbermen, at ac fast week. Report does not say tow | Northern detectiv East from Chicago last| ‘The Hoo Hoo, 2,004, wan launched gmelt Inion this afternoon, newr @p40 per sack, $2.00 per gallon; clams At Bulli company for far $a; coukod ge hing oad ney LR. WW C.CARR Winter & Harper 6c; black cod, 6@Te; salt Chinook sal- DENTIST Burke Building, Seattle, Wash service, has re-| of $2,000, The craft is designed for | mon, 400 Ib tierces, for smoking pur- | signed his position, He will become) picasure alone poses, 8c; herring, 3@4o, Room 11, P.-1, Buliding - Seattla, Wash, | | was stip week a4 was the case in the same|on Lake t week @ year ago. Made; oysters, Olympla, $4.00, charge ee | American Be Saturday matines, Oct. 20-21 Lt will Be use ee pore Farewell Tour of Gne Northwest ne dhe “ mre | oe Seem 8 per sack f set mn oy, pt rom Engagement of great trag tress “a m with the , Py e : sk [Per ach tt rng beans Se pt BROOKLYN WADAME MODJESKA| (y ails) oo piems os ee — WEL SCHLEY TAKE A igi _ Ever we CP og Leave SEATTLE Oct. 1, 6, 1 6, 4 el exerts, Han Prep ip Cb. aneiseos Sam und every ealiing mnipen. Dock, Beatt Washington & Alaska STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S TLS. Fast Mal .. City of Seattle Balle from Yesler Whart at 10 p.m Furnishing Goods, ctc., at the same Friday, Oct. 27th For Skagway, via Vancouver Ketchikan and Junea, in 65 Hours. Steamship Farallon yler stroet’ wharf). Skagway end Drea, calling st Port Victoria, world i inken on STEAMER North Paci sebcates Yesies Whats 98 1123p mm. ¥ int Frias fee. Auscoriog, Veneostes, < G. Peirneven and Whatcom, Yesier W bari Kod Vancouver Line. TRIF througe ius islands of the jower sound and Gui! of Georgia ene of the most deligatiu in tae For treig: “ome epply s e nights of Labor are now organta- # | !t 4 difficult matter to re heer for fruit a get ] | kx Heit ny, Wrange, # of the Second, Fourth, Sixth # | ame Narthwest “Overland Lim : Sioa ipcaan ge ge a FOR ANOTHER PARK. ARTE ENTS, | ; dd cross to th is - alte y run quit low t Oct 9, and wn lines % leat eae taken ike detante “trees (aitowed to rum qui WIRD AVENUE THEATER. \Th hurstay. 19, at 107. M s. it was sald by & member, to ® | Chicago to Ban Francisco in 72 hours! ply and demand finance and park come Phone Main 967 | oe ordered, it 1s asserted, = }and the return trip in 70 hours are quiet and poerty { the council will meet Saturday | W. M. Musseil, Lemos and Manager DODWELL & CO., Ltd, ush and snow i fe and consider the purchase of the 1, 113 Jasnes . * A conference is to be held at the | Tre following prices are being Of-| Wonster tract AS Aer skips ‘The Best Yet i — # | beginning of next week, in Montreal. | tered to the producer by the loval|, \ a a Week Sunday, Oct. 15. Matinee Sat between i Dresertatives from the | dealers for delivery in round lots on, ‘824 on Lake Washington between | urgay, ‘The original Swedish dialect | ‘ -. dle estern Pareense at and Jock or in the car at Beattie Madinon and Madrona parks, which comedy-drama. or icket Office, O12 First Ave. . e. This gather Phoue Main 123, ’ the Canadian F This math Grain—Oata, & has been offered to the city for park ot AN Leave Daily Afrive . tna will epdte © to straigh wheat hicken by John Davie @ Co. The way: r tt of the different « plications WeON | $16 06 santa, $ ying mn Ue A “ am. Mt Vernon p.m | the Canadian tine and the Western | jayy os $35,000; $3,000 down and the i ih anil has Bed rae one 2 eet 7 yuA 5, C00 a very th 4.0 ~~ v “ » and relic hunters in search of a @ | TM Petey | 2%; Bastera Wa rest In annual © “9 Payments “went Fe Peal, Chicago ana Kast © postoffice corner stone laid by @ | it is not a scarcity of cars alone | M40: Alfalfa, $9.0 hos Sigh 2 sake } , a | fic 5 sailors’ overcoats at $900, 10. | Much Ado About Nothing 1 You Want A Bargain in a New, Slightly Used or Second-hand PIANO or ORGAN Remember we have Largest and Most C ths om- piete Stock in the City. 4 waite for prices end term: i. D. S. JOHNSTON £03 Second Ave. Burke Baiidiag pe abe tat Seca ‘gale valuable aid to and promotor of rosy chee Cow ect from the Winery, ¢ ornia RANCH Tel. Main 637 v0 Main St gestion cor. First on. ks. Napa “SEATTLE. TRANSFER CO Frelaht, Passenger ant Buggap, STORAGE ‘Thon: 41-4 CMDs 023 st Avena You Cannot Buy BETTER Anples, Pears °* Grapes Tn Seattle than can be got at The San Diego Froit 415 Pike St. You cannot buy the same of go can get trash cheaper else Whieh will you do ? less money, bi Co's grade ut you where, S&S ATISEACTORY eel — 1 — 1) Every musical Instrume store--and there is a ve plete Ine of each—is prt ity considered, lower the place in the Ne Price Is very of basis for the judg nm ta rent ity, You'll always find s tory quality and fair Sherman, Clay ces nt in this ry com- ed, quale an at any orthwest ken as 4 of qual- atisfac- price here. & Co “STEINWAY" DEALERS Beatie B14 Second Avenue 2 _ y — * paki mam armani dbateie 2 - Fe _— en wee t { a agape ATI ty are i eet eS 1 Re re aa _—