The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 24, 1899, Page 2

7 — ™ nn ee ae aa a e * 2 THE SEATTLE STAR, THE SEATTLE STAR. _ ; ‘ [eep!T0x caw onan Tea] amuses Pings ps e vasnhiet Pike 150 {ry again to win America's eu} Wuien tants cs _ turds f “38 , _ ? Ipton's teas are ld all over A BOF CASK eee Maxaans | world; we have Wholesale an s commencing @unday, Oct 4 ps La I mA Annan If you live ide of Bea and | (With the Droll ¢ tian) ot as Sears se P ditorial Rooms aud Huslncas Ontce ‘ + Ne LAOT Third Avenue : hy: «Bagi Fat veer grocer sy “| WwaLTeR & PERKING ‘ y pireet. AAA AAP wan AY part of the mai! charges to your ong? fie “ = Pntered at the postofice, at Seattio, Warhington, as second-class maiter Fi di Th All E . ity, Write us The € ¥ ha —— Finding That uropean Nations Are [ouch AUGUSPINE & CO : KILL THE WN. P. DEPOT JOB g opean Nations LOUCH, AUGUST! , MY FRIEND FROM ‘NDIA —— pripenssipenaerieoatao edy, great ca There te a growing feeling of opposition among the cttitens of Be réeju ICé Pains IS ountry. nee T Tee ene enn net oF en mW), The attle to the proposed depot of the Northern Pacifle railroad shutting off MINING WECESSITIES. on ale t WASHINGTON, D.C. Get, 2 King ft utterances @ today wre q the watersfront from the town. The fact Is becoming recogniaed that |, WABHINGTS ees af ‘ a q t 7 : 3 \ j ' the raltroed proposes to hold In It grasp the shipping trade of the | that the Us Hed Statew wil pasty tnaduced in th a agate : tank Lely i & ike, Mab city, and to use the power thus derived for its own purposes in the The frat prect the i taaA ae 6 Sn ee x {I a ne ; =. ‘ t ss ny iy } yeare to comé. Tho history of the Northern Pacific is replete with in pected was given by at Ate depart ‘ t ' ml Stosk Journals a return engnaen f cidents whieh go to prove itt merciless determination to advance its to the Alaska boundary Ss Corporate Goals es THE SHAW COMPANY 3 own aims and purposes at the expense of communities Seattle dows This official then rema 1 thatt Alaah undary question utd 3 & Sunday, Mond Tuesday, and " 100,000 : ’ t rt A made in a moet 5 y © Wednend i Vusiness transacted i not have to strain {ts recollection to bear testimony to thin fact " ota eres m content 7 = Stack Certificates & ia Atak, Maleate cenat = ¥ ut No raitread, be it the Northern Pacific, or apy other road, ought to ; wv and w founded that there wa room 2 uM THE PEN M AN de permitted to get such an advantage as is contemplated at this time bis mores aan a A play that made th nal b ! b . Hy-Lar un of 0 nig Madixon 3 Once the concession is granted, the mischief done will be irreparable ree _ Lat fon, It appeare t h mee Al and fan 1 Denn y Ci sryell yell Co, 116 Té First Ave rae lakhs Santer, 3 . The plam® for the new Northein Pacific depot, which have just ar biase pir Au rey " . Sank ot ere : Thursday i 1 and urday here mted a ' sucian tribut " matine, and night i rived In this city, provide for the closing of several important streets. ; athe oats i Peg pace ge ren A waren wae 6 HELD BY eMY Uniess the city council grants the privilege to the Northern Pactfle to A gentleman . ‘ ' ’ » tribu - Most wu conaful w 1 a of today : close these thoroughfares, the depot cannot be built on the site pro- cinearll aoe <7 ene t : w a! rear a ' , Ou MPIC. THE ATER. R ‘ ‘ pow nT “Ay posed. The counciimen owe It tothe people who elected m to pre+ Europe were sub a te a. @ t ‘te ‘ Ps Vent the consummation of the depot project tt and, which was brow t » ther t ' Bought from i. P. Kunkler, Manager enn an atiog Harlan, acting a ' he pa I 7 on 4 The point of equilibrium between the supply and demand for manu | weekly biggies Bien giase ly yhndar a -. ee aaa é Navy Yard, urday matinees « “ factured goods ts again being approached in America after months of we a zt eat New York, in original gov- A R N E D O Fr, and the supply ernment bales, ‘ Inadequate supply Should the pendulum swing t — = 4 exceed the demand, prices will again begin to, tumble CLARA WARD WILL BE A ae ieatinin This te, of course, a remote danger; but it is one which should not ripre yer rooats at $9.00; 10,- Other specialtion and moving pt be ignored, We have passed through several periods of won im manufacturing induce whic ne peenge BACK AGAIN BIG MEETING] Se'sremrect esc | of “cycles” not well understood; bul there are many close students of he mountaina at BUSINESS CHANCES Equilibrist ~ AS WE \ ju comp 4 our aerial way we will be alvip- ng ore all winter. ‘Thin mine has expoxure of about 200 fe war to have « COSSOOHOSOOOOEEOHO 0 sai e @| amuying very high in copper the phenomena, and these laws may yet find an interpreter a » . “ Bh e DR J f STRWART PS now offering a limi mount j The present high price of pix-iron has almost completely suspend- The Prince and Princess to Distingtishod Guests at ths iw pair canvass o Uv. U Ot fuck yor irae pictiacare i ed the export trade in that commodty, and It is now stated that there 200 new reKula ° SPECIALIST 0 ee cutee’ cae arene i would be @ email margin of profit found in Importing pig-iron from Ene. | Go Upon the Stage. Academy of Science. ’ 5, nay ; S| call or write to the of 0 First land. The conclusion to which these observations naturally tend, in NEW YORK, Ovt, M—Th n At Academy of 8 git Aan ey avenue. Tes. Main 6%, i e ° that the high-water mark has been reached in prices of iron and ste! |cemm Chimay, otherwise known as th promised ¢ = " $ DISEASES OF WOMEN B_A_CORBITT in this country, and the important question now is whether consumption Clara Ward, is coming to N York rye ds “a rege = K I R K aa a ane @ ~“GKIDGE BUILOEKS AnO CONTKACTORS. Will continue to sustain the present high level of prices. If so we may 894 Will Bo & burlesque st Alaska Geographical society ond ’ 3 Skin Diseases . SEATTLE RKIDGE CO. Bulloere of bridge f congratulate ourselves that prospority such as this country has never = —— of ~~ bt agvaie who deal Woc.7,U. Mme haa pros 1217 FIRST AVE. 4 Site TAN TSb cath temic oe ite ans: i before experienced for any length of time has come in our day and wen- Cian market announced tute oh Macrpecen i 4 ’ ait oe @ TDINBURG....... ° 2 eration. they bad secured the prin ant : t Bang ty 3 e NED CAL INS @| cConcurc ws AND BUSLI ij upenmnaeiis . her gipay Ruaband for a r 5 Meee: ae : Gas i « HOUNDS “Dileteoe & Gill. contractors gpa } United States. She and et, ale fi nt Shi ° 49-50-51 Bostos Block ° 4 LAID OFF FOR A Tennessee Outlaw. said, witt receive a ealary of § He Arete tibutacCars a Specaity 3/2 : EES. eral Jobbing Tel Green 64 per Wee uipailag Cars a Specialty 2) pee eeeeseeeeeeeees |= . KNOXVILLE, Tenn., Oct. 4—Cat, eeiesohbens a i $ sta Main 60 2 eee et eeeors ee : CLOTHES CLEAN SEATTLE Clothes Pressing Co. THE WINTER icrisk >" THE FINEST Rihana! a at oa oem ects ace |The Orchestrial Regina been brought to this place and lodg- the greatest achieve- p * ed In the county jail without ball, for jeal music, It safe keeping. it having been rumored TROOPSHIP minutes, and | that he would be rescued by frienda. | be Given a Rest. The prisoner, besides being charked with bank robbery, is held for white TACOMA, Octf M.—An order will capping under an old law. PHILADELPHIA naered oY |THE HEALTH sr GIVING QUALIT] »., Ox be issued, as soon as Superintendent . The Un i States transport T « \ i lish Al ee ee D. B. Sheller returns from his tour troopahip affoat - t Soglish Ales oni pe’ ship yard today ¢ nM ~~ Of inspection in the Olympic moun. A DINNER IN oe: Vork: Whaverche w0l go int SPORTING NE WS bcesedcran cand Porter Sherman, Clay & Co. | SRE sae only ereuen dancing eotent te tains, cutting off the supervisors and — y dock to be painted ee Fangere in the state forest reserves HARRISON'S HONOR The Thgmas goos to the Philip “STEINWAY” DEALERS ’ TU RE during the winter. There is no need i pines early in November and wt Niddy Rishop hopes to get George B16 feewmd Avenue scattie TWO STHERN-WHEEL ENGINES for their services during the rainy carry over 3,000 perrons. fing | Daker, of Salt Lak he f f and « Marine Boller and pumps, ell end cold weather. as no work in the soldiers, officers, nurses and month, Baker defeated De ¢ vad 2. Qrar Vhone Bay f fda as: in good conditien,. Apply Caha & Mountains Can be done, an@ the de-| LONDON, Oct. M.—Ambaraador On the main deck i the at Law Angeles ’ : S These Cohn, cor. Raiiroad av. and Yesier. 3 partment decided to lay them | Choate wil! give a dinner tonight in plant. with a capacity of month ! . : ‘ West & Co., Inc. coldii= — off until next summer. honor of ¢x-President Harrison. a day. Th is also a The Balt Lak was wufte ke FCN NED ROOM! | Among the quests will be Lords Bal- a ‘ days make you . coon Nearly 30 men, most of them rang- paratue for changing ers, will be affected by this order.| isbury Lanstowne and Wolseley, into fiitered freah water ‘The supervisors of the Mount Rain-| Secretaries Chamberlain and Hal- pacity of 10,000 per day, & os rm fer, Washington and Olympic re- | four, and the Archbishop of Canter- machine for a bakery ‘usually given @ furiough | bury. jena @ cold storage plant. ng from & broken rib iF You wien = rom oF ‘anticipate 8 <1 ¥ the Hochester Pike and Second; think of the warmth {be Rocherer heist, Fike one Se ans & \6 #8) transients Be in our Fine, New Furs. Ter tree bathe. electric habia. Cc Cc BERO HOTEL YORK First avenue and Pike: first clase rooms aod board at $6 per week. Bishop also bh er Jack ae hla « Ente won matched : Butlerworth & Sons Gren vember M4. The men w box a es Third Awe. Rerr te 145 ibe, for 1b rounds. Jockson meets His in any cemetery. T ' Jim ‘Trimble, at Los Angel a = Sth. He iwaves for Beat Metals roo an boar 38 and sna'ape fonieitassiem’s res = Taggart for Chairman of rare tnir'c wn soa os ere Sees | Graphophone |= Keattle te Alling up with ge ne arom. TRIN Ave hd Columbia FPATLY FURNISHED ROOMS, policy will not be followed this year, | . . 1 7 - seiephune Main 1h Aeailic. Waek . None of the men, aside from Super- the emocratic Committee °°. Pnighs Sigel 5 Firat avenue. intendant Sheller himself, {s to be r 4 ; Wright, Dan God | S EE tained during the winter. | « t stella, Denver Ea j . | iiccnhaianinbaieoniconemaiginadianiin ler rest men to the i + h ‘a mith. i" . ' a 1K Junk € nv etd yautioah, prs peters do asvigning | * INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Oct. 24—Mayor Taggart ie in line for sol eran MARKET QUCTATIORS | We have just opened a shipment “; see rita Sh cadet aoa ttem to active duty again, is ex- ® the nomination for governor of Indiana on the Democratic ticket @ ah By Prot -§ of the latest songs, pand pieces ke pected to be issued early next! ® next year, and hie nds say he must also be chairman of the @ ; sae “ 2 : el ia . ete., for the Graphophone. All new spring, possibly in April or May © Democratic national committee = M NA ee Nee ott enarkotg, {records and made by the latest ins | a The sheep men of Oregon and This comes about as result of his remarkable # * B Reg ; . os tien on aj) local markets 7 7 Tt geteotars | jaune HOTHW ELI Morteage tna ee Washt i: 4| & Tuesday last, when for a third time he was elected ma * : — * eke are continuing t » up. prov process. hese records Are | ine, & surety’ bonds. 28 Hosion block. | TOUTS bap Seramising so send! y cuz. Indianapolis 1s Republican on party issues by from tice @ | Hawking y Jones, Artou k-| Hutter ts also likely (o advance |toud and clear and are by far tha i dk Cha eomabendiaent en ® to 4,000 plurality. Yet Mr. Tagmart was elected for a third term. @ Australian Bf Kid again this week _ [best yet made. Price, 60c each, or { the two states in making « fight | ®@ That he «# id have been elected at all was a triumph for him. @ Nick Burley . t P Poultry i» an ov wmeek but deal- | $5.00 per dozen. | & self and party *. rk or Mt 1 . s have managed to ho rices eta-| agai : t k now 1 ’ Gieartineat gah gene nil Pod + Mr. T rt was nominated for mayor the year after the bie ® | + tege : : ry by killing the stock and hold | Graphophones— _AND ELECTRIC Stronger Aight will probably be made] © [epubiican landslide in i9. Hie candidacy was regarded 48 0 tor- # | was in excellent n after his! ""Geain ip quiet today, but | $5.00, $10.00, $12.00, $15.00, §20,/ MRS. DR. SWAN, 628 Pacific bik. by the Oregon sheep men, who have, w pe, but the people elected him by 3.760 piurality ‘ ' y is in the ha ‘ ‘ to. the markets will 26.00 to $150.00 each. oh wore at wake Wen even thel Lee een eHeeneaeenetheninkaeranankenke |e roast undoadted nd a slight raise in BBs cor het cay SO ‘Washington wool-growers. The | ; x Siege owes price tomorrow or Thursday " | weTROPOL inti 2 Rindiag Ca, number of sheep pasturing in the | — —___——_— - dition, The dusky Austratia The fish market is unchanged, and | Winter & Harper | 142 Yeates home oi. ua AMUSEMENTS int; cornet solo by T. H. Wagne ke w atvat fight. ‘Thie ng | it ® not very well stocked } 18 BRADLEY, book om commercial 4 oP Psp he that aabepre . -_—-—-- » Wash printing. 2 Third st. ‘Phone Main 40\ The sheep men of the east side in| ° address by T. P. Fisk; banjo ana t Bea has ween f Burke Building, Beattle, Wash, | _printini H Washington are said to have raised | és ‘ eu * ected hy Long nd Brith a ara. N : a fund 000 to pl their post and solo b o Clara ere Nh excellent ratit ee } pen polo oy 38 i Aagens an . This | “My Friend from India” will el: ambone sola by Hig. de Capio, ba mean bus A g00d es wotiding f Money will be pent in keeping ala very succesaful engagement to-| ‘one solo by fae ree wane Loe ee oe Se ILM AN case i delegation at the capital fo Aght for) night at the Heattle theater, There | 27) Pnio Uy Mis Wins. Wal ught by two such men art ae Z se a “earns + @ revision of Secretary itcheooek’« are few medies that have a . Pred onan Ui ' rth # ne i} ee “i-band me- . © few ¢ t © appen Jerr ikrans, 4 - tt be pitled of at , | Je reasonabler Sib Cowwan co Se sae SNUCOR) 6 nore that thve sivas euch gen-| der dire ak Pals . or a ‘ ite - CO AL fea Site San a delegation ts prepared to ma a} open a | 4 porate ita chamt 4 ~ - ‘"ife and death” struggle along the | *Tal satisfaction. The comedy in well | patriotic the orchesira sie rye >To buy old apid and silver. same lines, written and very well played Wa at | Spokane's Red ¢ r f » er Perkins appears aa “My Friend Castro Is P returning volunteers ». | s1GNs AND NUMBERS ‘| AT TACOMA|sSn 23 Makes Heat | RUBBER assumed by uminum and enamel sit tere for « use numbers Meston, 310 y Tel Winek Taek — | THE WATER FRONT. jan the supporting company is ex-| |W ABHIN TON ceptionally clever throughout. There lepartment from is a snap and vim t | that the gcovernm the way the nt h ‘The ship American arrived in port plot is worked out t keeps Up 8) 04 ower lo Gen. Castro by Actins : Gov gers has received the first SEWING MAC was take vache carne af cal to ee | continuous laugh, ant etete hearty | Prondent Lowmia. ie nye Caniro| forts Rad A warm {ime over at|copien of shit new hook, entitid | I ir, BS St Golden Gate. y? iT paemnnee come . rte peewee alont amused the aports in the City} —“" * Bh 1h ts Pr i Be teen Lynn canal this-evening. Was reopened under new manage Greece a hot re on ven | from 150 to 200 fishermen make Uh | BUNT A RRLAND ae ler wnert, ontte Steamér Rosalie will leave for the| Ment. An excellent vaudeville pr Waltzed around Pr Reed for six | town their headquarters nts, tarpauiing miniog 7 north today. She has « full cargo | KTM is furniaty ry evening, anc MUST WAIT Sr ybe alget ag’ peopel psf cal NT a Na To | at of ail widths. and quite a number ot passengers. at the Wednesday and Saturday a ee wig ; f an insurance office in Spokane 0 @ SFOKAGE AND WAKE ouse has held to ite policy, giving | wixth |Jeft town about eight days ago and | I ASER & MORGAN, 400 410 Occtae « | matinees. The management of t WASHINGTON, D.C, Oct. 4 1 , It im since discovered he had forged | h 1 r only clean and high-class er tain e t id = ments, and ita audiences attest that| Senator Davis, who left yesterday | Leo N neber 3, at the &. A, ¢ armers’ notes to the extent of $1,500. , for Bt. Paul, | OR) on t Main 140, gen’l #t neg otiat Tece!p f 2 t e word to b lev HOOAD HAND there i@ & need for this kind of| Bde sreicageert Maj. Weisenberger in a past grand a ste amusement in Seattle. Christian that the neat rongrese wit not pro CRDERED T0 chancellor of the Knights of Pythias \ FULL LINE of Heaters, oook | NGAGED rar ied arava hve sein Piaget Att vi vit we Ie be All of the officers and a large per stoves and furniture of every de- plays on one string, Instead of three p hea: har iaat the pA ap Arg be . | centage of the men of the “Pichting scription at E, Chapin's, 6th & Pike Hs ie Cub the Pt aa | Firat” are members of the Knights Pantcenecenennesehdate easel Of the best yiclini nin Se. | that Cuba and the Philippines should Ba BERLIN, Oct. 24.~It ts authentic- gttie for many Hanson | be. for the present, left le the : Saati aie ally reported that Queen Wiiheimina, js the champion one-string violiniat, | {Tl of the executive. This opi | | Judge Reid, of Snohomish county, da Seattle attorney $25 for cal of Holland, is engaged to Prince see seems to be shared Frederick Joachim, second son of th The Third Avenue theater was|the administration R ican men WASHINGTON, D.C, Oct. 24 * ite . ‘he 0 ne " ni ation A ws vai pe y “? : ; - ‘A bard tusl | WANTED. as stated in yeste Wok. wnat Prince Regent Albrecht, of Bruns-| again packed to thedoors last night.| tors who have had talks with the | Secretary Root has directed that the wick. | The Shaw company, in “Jim the Pen-| president. This may be sald to be| Porty-elghth regiment of infantry 4 him from practice befc for IY SOU WANT to ted, call on ravesiteasnanienetincnnintats | man,” Is giving a splendid perform-| the chief reason why the administra. | volunteers shail be relieved from! the court until the fine im paid Laundr Sct uinereods 186 100 WEATHER FOREC ance, Tonight and tomorrow night| tion {# so earnest in securing the | duty at Fort Thomas, Ky., and pro Phi fas | Confectioners, a ais ay God baw ttn ths oot will be the last performance of thia| support of the people in ite Philip-| ceed on November 7 to Ban Fran-| An anti-slot machine league is be- 4 Bakers ———<—<——————— For Seattle and “Vicinity —Tonight| play, as the bil! will be changed! pine polies The president kr «| cleo preparatory to embarkation f ne formed in Everett Phe fascina and Wednesday, occasional rain Thursday to William Gillette's well-| that all of the islands will eventu.| the Philippines tion of the game Is #ald to threaten | pc in oar | 966960555S99999989S6! — known war drama “Held by the fin-|ally have their fate settled by con — the bualness interests of the town acksmiths, ir’) emy.” ‘Thin vy be the first time! «ress. He thinks that now ia |THE CAPTURED Marbles, however, are still playing Hot Water Furnaces, hy Spot Caan this drama bas been presented in| time for congress to deal with Ha n the gidewalks and mumble the and J ' OUTBREAK this city. It will be staged wall and Px R i |pee ie running wide open on the AIR-TIGHT HPATERS % Gold Dust orate fashion, and the . ——_—— river side NO abvin 8 Fu! Assay Value, Any Quantity NOT SERIOUS will be characteristic of ®haw's suc- Minn sota Pine Lands. GUNBOATS, _ CE IN PRICR, 3 JOSEPH MAYER & BROS. pane All orders will be fs commen ‘ ‘ » promptly eCherry 3 KL Building a MINNPAPOLIS, Minn. Oct. 24.— KILLED MANY 8 err The thirty-first anniversary of the | Reports from Duluth state that tim . flied, UGBSSSSSS SSS SSSS SETS! ee | Ancient Order of United Workmen)| ber speculatora have dlacos 1a WASHINGTON, D.C. Oct. 24 WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct. 24.—)| will t celebrated at the Armory to get posse The outbreak in Colombia is not re-| next Friday evening by an entertain e best unsurveyed government] men for the reconstructed captur- | Ga e as m will be! pine-bearing land in’ the northern} ed gunboats Isia de Luzon, Ila de | . ON, D. C., Oct, 24 . jes (his morning . Secretary Hay this morning as it| given in the first part the even-| part of the state with old “forestry| Cuba, and Juan de Auatria, which ‘was yesterday upon receipt of the | ing to be followed by da € The serip will be ready for service next month WABHING first news. He expresses the belief | program will be as follows: Selection | ‘Thene scrip holders are looking up| The battlesh!p Indiana will probably | Gen. ¢ that the revolutionists will not at-| by Wagner's full orchestra; intro-| the best land and plastering It with, be put out of commission tempor Hughea t tempt to interfere with the traMec | duction of 0, 8, Jones, G. M, W.; | their forestry serip, for whieh they| arily for repaira® Four hundre en out of truck one 214-216 Cherry street over the jethmus railway, and until) Edmunds’ quartette, soprano solo by have pald $2 to $3 an acre. As pine| its men will be sent on the band killed 1 and captured 18 Na they do, the United Btates has no| Miss Clara Spray, recitation by land is worth at least $20 an acre,| and passenger steamers to Manila | tive troops struck another band and reason for active interference Frances KR. Waterhouse, elocution-/ the sige of te profit is apparent, | to Join Watson's squadron, J killed six, No casualties." garded witt) as much concern by| ment and bail, A progr ris nts driv We séll Welsbach’s and guaranter em, nila ats ee, ee ay > — =. ——