The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 24, 1899, Page 4

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Recasienel mR -o THE SEATTLE STAR. Or ” PLEASE GIVE DAY AND One of the Questions Uncle Sam's Census Takers Will Ask. WASHINGTON, PD. C., Oot. 4.—Direetnons in getting the tn | formation and @ certainty that the returne are somewhere pear | the (acts are intended to make th ming Censua statiatios not The tenth and eleventh census schedules were clogged with un | Epon 4 questions, and #0 far as possible these will be elim | inated from the inquiries of the pre Thts will be es e ° e ° ° ° oJ e ° ° ° e hedules he present tabu tual, This pecially true with referenee to the 4 One important change (hat ts to be tieg Poncerns the question of age of th ndiv WH be mere elaborate Chan in sustom iy former eenauses to wer born, but In (he Present census Che mont be added, pulat ques n the bh and day will alse h one When the question of age at the last birt e 19 peam fo Ahow that there Is a ph rs jap Om each decennial year, by arison e ® BUMber Of Persons Who report their age as Atty at the ° birthday jp much greater than those who were #9 oF OL Tt ts o ROME WAY With BUEN Bee an 3. 40 and 6, and to @ silehtly e ShteD Che Years end! with five e Calling for the month and year will tend to correct this error, @ | The trouble with this question ts that the enumerator eeos only @ | BETO. ont of & family, and that one musts supply the ine @ | formation for all the rest, It will be rather difeult to met atthe @ month and year of the birth of the nbers of a family Crom the | one left at home. It is hoped, ho hat the public. by know ing in advance what is wanted by sus coumerators, will leave at home such ¢ randa as may be 4 About June 1 the public will be reminded y a perenn doce not know hin age, like tor « enumerator is expected to supply the best oF an Make ef get concern ° e ° oe ° .J ° e e e ° ° ing it. There are to be no blag Another question which has hed tethat peteting ¢e the the number of children bor eh ead the number etill ving at the time the census is taken. The same informa | tion was sought In 1890, but at that time only number “ Dirthe in each case was tabulated The question which the severest rittclem in 1880, “Whether suffering from any acute or chronic d the of ve are and the length of time aff ' wy Jotermetion would be valuable | KT y degree of accuracy. It w w whats 4 Seuairy Suffered moet from (bob particular dimes te wey & health directory mimht Oe mot Hut pe o | o/ ° eo! ° ° e RETURN OF VOLUNTEERS “ Me Feouble Now Experienced Some of The Will Pay Their im Securing Crews. Way by Rail. SAILORS ARE _PLENTIFUL Shipmeasiers are not having much Special to the Star trouble to secure crews. The shor SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 24. ege at the Pacific ports is past, and situation in the camp of the Sra ee rapidiy as the carriers are get. ington volunteers in regar ting ready for sea men are avail-| home-going le very pF 4@die to put abeard. Gallors are not) Ankeny an « to take the yet any too numerous, but there are| boys to Seattle by boat, free of Plenty to fill the demand. charge ‘The increased number t# accounted Dimenters have passed among the! different that now pantes will return to their northern men of tt the result panies, with several com on several) north | for by res men grounds. who went with fishing cides of found work | fm the canneries or harvest felis are homes by raji at their own expense, | James A. Dalley and W. W. Cole on} s returning to the boarding houses the remainder will accept Mr.\one hand and Nate Salliebury ana JAMES i EGKELS and seeking a gpapce to go off-shor nkeny's offer and come to Seattle Col, William F. Cody on the other ° again. mer expired t ta be suMecient to meet who pros to accept Mr. | renew s. owing to il| Me Gemands of the sailing craft ffer « here on | feeling over taking the show to Ke alf Peica coming inte and going out of these the Qu Thured ember 2% | giand. Saliebury, it ts eaid, hes tah-| wali i : sie At Half Price ‘The ghips which have left and w rrive at Seattle November | en little interest in the «how all eum. | ’ the Seund recently have beep sup- | 5 mer, and Cody is ulssatiafied pitied with crews without trouble wd hy ay ‘ A Ba i At Fan Francisco the number of ere | Vite a we " } rgain eqamen fs not as large as shippers . ) Aepire, but complainte of the short i UNS Are to be Sent : a \ » a New, hon ial Used sgt of seamen Are not ax numerous Heiden & Wilson Farnitare Co they have been during the » : a" a a t ai ri bd } mer, At Portiand and Astoria th | t th st t M | d.: 1109-11-13 Secon ve | umber of men on the beach has in nto e a é 0 ar an , or “shore wages are 1 at §20 - G0 Ghig ccdinetl and coasting veensis | * 24.—Maryland Republicans are shart @ | aliached to an ex i a Remember we have the are paying $0. It is not believed % fA! h ekers. John V. L. Findlsy, candidate & | was & , : “|T COSTS 5 CE > CENTS: A private wire from Chicago Largest and Most Com en deviefion from these wages = vig A, ; Leo Goldeuaronet, coaatnent Ge cine x lbivin ms us that the Chicago plete Stock in the City. ree! uring je seaf0N On acr ba - ° vpnpraclaty cange © tar co - i Of any possible increase in the num 4 n the Eastern shore; but he and Findlay # | Mr. } A PINT plano factories are gbout to close | €9+6+™#i0 408 petem end torma, ber of sailors. ot oe i * coming to Maryland to help Gov. Lowndes, @ | Prk es we W es Enal h down, in sympathy with the Dd, s. JOHNSTON k in Frederick City, and the ne « end ests MSs AN IRISHMAN * rata bie meeting in Baltimore. Presider : - Eastern strikes. 203 Second Ave, Burke Bulldiag & Me Kir ey and Senator Hanna have also promised Senator Mc- & r t - . ve $ (oman to send several other “vig kuna” Into atweyiana, peoviaion * |OOAST GUNS Ale, Porter or Gtout; what with advancing prices, SUSPENDED Ww they can be spared fr Ohio. Perhaps Senator McComas can * and an absolute famine in pianos, FAGTS...... ® persuade President MoKiniey to stop over in Baltimore or some & | nm yout home No. flere she & other Maryland town on his way to or from New York or Ohio # | ARE USELESS . ; prices will be at least $20 higher an invafuabfe a ret & to give the boys a chance to get up a demons on and us | One-sixth barrel, $2.00 and prom GOMDON, Oct, 8.—Ancther tr i fitiie ite iste the eon roe Rha SP & Comonstration and infuse 6 : Ove-querter ae | by the first of the year. Some what daa member of parliament was suspend-| ¥ * a ‘as Aha ate be eae ; BRANCH @@ in house of commons yeaterd slelicliclicieleleheheicheheheh theltel th td Ata te ke fth ' WEST & CO., Phone Bay 96 POSES ETRE I pave aireaay Tel, Main 687. 100 Main 8t., cor. Firet Patrick O'Brien, member of Kilke eterioration of the Supply of —_" advanced. Just a gentle hint; BY. 1m the course of tack on We government war policy, waid he! e rm $ ow Smokeless Powder. “That plano you were going to S¢ @ Roped tha Boers would win, OF Beton y 100 000 St D.C, Oct = re 2 Gad Was eked to retract his state ~ t be well to come in and inspect | —— t@. He refused, and thereupon! » WASHI ON e | Mens ¢ nae OES Trelgnt, Passenger rae, suspended from the sitting® | @ department eh . ts = the sanethen ea Shen beh : peony Piygt ee ee ADR Phe. Vows see vr = je house. naximum ' oes, 4 | * strength of 100, 00 cniteted men, of whom 6 ee are regulars i * ' 1 tion now? For a small down ae aan F } 85,000 y inteers Il volunteer reeruiting etations have been ®& ’ WAST INFORMATION. |S ines aicraing Arius eeeg, earalting (stations have been i payment we will reserve a plano | le ™ a & movement against the enemy will not be made on a large scale ' -marantine Inepector Emery hay] # until at least half of these volunteers have landed in Mantia * #2 days, Of course, the houses ved etter from the itary | ® | Inspector at Honolulu asking for| R&RRARRARTR REE RRREER RRR hat #hould coh iahisk iecsiahaidaad esate You Cannot Buy general information and meth nat ald Bete used in disinfecting and sanitation, <== Ss me On 95 What they are doing in Mis- CORY HONE Heretofore, ‘will Het BETTER week. FATAL MINING GHARCED WITH hepiiaepetion of tn ; uri. We have a pure food) be affected as to their retatl pric- Result of Care ness. he compelled to t t ] law in this state, and it en- @& but why pay such profte. : Aee powder SRM! lorses Crescent Baking Pow- MUNCIP, Ind., Oct ecases A PLOT T0 KILL could be obtained from the fst teria Our wholesale prices are open for ’ Of & Gentet’s neglect, Mrs. Sarah Ee. | CAMP FIGHT. sen ‘ r ety tend der, We are still offering $500 ; low, of this city, is dying of starva n powder reward for any injurious sub- inspection. We want $10 profit OR tion. The end Is momentarily ox | rece , A cor fort t tance found in food prepared on each plano we sell. But we . erme--> be ha se nd & South AUBURN, Il, Oct. t-rIn © riot}a. Marr today announced suaes ‘ . net pow with GLESCENT BAKING POWDER, : ec @ dentist carelessiy| a) the Patch, a m ining settlement | of the ha 8 corpus hearing h. : " cannot guarantee a selection, or used an unclean needle, it is said, in : @ held | suspen Crescent Coffee & Spice Co yne mile north of this place, this af-| last week wherein it was shown that t t h 4 p 5 ‘ r basecting fluid for the alleviation of p present prices long. Bain. ternoon, on man was killed and! Joeeph Rutkowski, who was killed | ante mmunition f x mon a Mer reouth and throat began to nearly a score wounded, The pak bh iad tm ote September 24, 1a year In Seattle than ean be got at and now she ke food t . . 6 ed > m Of & Secret society Sesacrce conine Sue fph [tarts uimion of we and Shon age ba S| cpwcteeueee Ramaker The San Diego Fruit Cn’s ment ‘ Roshit, teader of the| twelve defendants were held for triat | see our really rare se- | 416 Pike St. STRUCK BY A Hungarians, was killed for murder, Rutskowski had his CONFERENCE lections of Pattern Hats and usic Yous mnot bny the sam i rade Steve Knatrek, @ Slay, surrendered | head split open with an ax while ovelties y » of goods for less money, but you | shortly after the battle to Sheriff | standing in the yard before his house n Me Itie ip Every ne new | can get trash aheap ewhere, VIN T | Woods, who was summoned from| with his wife and baby the nec ‘| and correct in miliinery, om an woniteig: Bb. Sahl Springfield. The sheriff and a society men surrounding him to bet-| AGO, Oct, U4 he Chror and as low in price as the | | of officers have arrested all the ter accomplish the crime | A national anti-trust confer best can be sold for, Order ho ne ie In Anacortes, was struck | morning Jof the organisation formed during MRS. FE. H JOHNSON Near Pike | : ep [reigns jean nese the wenn, - Taxpayers will Keep the county | (He recent trust confores Heal et English 4nd veverely injured. He was on CHARGED WITH FORGERY | re roe ed! November | ana tho call for the conference will| 1000 tecond Avenue, cor, Madison w is Way to take the boat for his home : Pg in the latent period In which |e issued early next month. ‘The ay apa Was Jeading a cow which h Ah Me," @ Ghinsman, was arel cata witout having € cer coe 1 noomns in charge of the arrang Isto have good Ale on tap eo htened and drew thea | the county fa » accused o |} den , American Anti-Tru $ . er ¢ Spritp was picked up nd taken into a i6 San Font fissthpitacte SWATTLM THEATER (Tonight). | Judwe Will aren’ et ie 4 . amr . Will keep until used and improve in favor ag o ovidence wepital t ade againat hi 1 AVENUE 1 SATIOR | ten, of Texas; A. M. Todd, of Michi . y nesixth barrel $2 00 ‘was found that hie #hquider-bia ee atest parle — Crentent dian th Bel “ae " aa PP. MeGuirk lowa;: J - 4 Cc. I E DW ARDS 4 dp the Northwest. Catalogu Pampa ri One-qnerter rel $3 was broken and his body badly bruis. Dp Anslo Massel OLYMPIC HALL—Vaudeville ana | W Mieming, of Kentucky; P. | % 71 Martow St, vet, Western and RR. Aves, 2) SONS vr giving ac ah tepacvenad | petixered 0 your home. Mail your order tq, ed. | Diseases of women, 64 Hinckley bie’ Moving Pictures, , j Dow, of New York, PR da dddaladaddadadediddedede dade 3 tofgure. ‘Vhone Main sie | Wrst & Co., or Phone to Bay 96 iciipihiatacidhM.ae llhl t and MONTH OF YOUR BIRTH: | Inereaned CHINAMEN Tuck, Louts Wel Chun wlay a yard on a charge ichets On we OO A single tax meeting will be h tomorrow evening In th a A hall in the Collin’s block, corner James street and nd avenu Rey, M.D, Brown, pastor of 1 tery M. B, chureh w made an dress, the subject being Might Man PULLED. on y arrested | King re by Office RIGHTS OF MAN. TEACHERS AT THE LIBRARY The last iseue of t Library trou w une of teachers In t work will be given her of « vary mteht in new book Niet and ah ~ has are of ery teacher and eve ie preparing to tea ere aemeoiati the library « pedagomical box All the ¢ n invite the library in pile may be inet ruct pore the library ol work Bulletin sho uoational books In t gk as an aid he ve a «ren » In the n f books for heir profes While th van ry gradua ‘A HOT TIME ing Of welling lottery ait of Heattle Pub IN CHICAGO Droge eed rioted and twos Devils, led Druimes from the hand of 6 excited p " | continued walil near ot ‘ m y bh RAILWAY NOTES. Tre Lowieviilc ther & x the ¢ go nor |® vapavitie or Cinctpnat ing a surplus © thern roads w fretant Nashviile th of Louiev Al rolling stork t# need by them that coast jobbers of the Rockies ch mi@die wert jobbers mmerce commins | Yastiaate, Noveuber an ship to pr "OWNERS OF WILD | panies are, ike all other roads, bay WEST SHOW SPLIT URBANA alo Bill Wid West show closed he last night and the Oct partnership The Dutt oft SIXTH TRIAL |Kansas’ Famous Insurance | Case Again Opened, | Lawyers Who Have Grown White in the Litigation will Battio in the Courts Again gation. 1 nne er 1 the Mutua Texas eerae Broken. AUSTIN, Tex. ¢ H.—For the fire t aft nomth aina¥ titles: ' « , tay. he the wat fall there hough genera has en | Matt, and there are s of the river raleiog unlews there ay , | large additional rains IN 20 YEARS, It's to the people who have never visited our .- Hosiery Department. —l Pacific Coast Steamship Co, lop San Franeisco | The company's elewant $ eamehips Qu ne i? I Walla Walla and Um | atilia. who have once visited leave SEATTLE Sam, 11, 16, 21, 26, 31, Now. 5 That this Customers ad appeals, this department need no advertising to induce them to come again, | oe! ab Det ahd every Our superior hosiery value oupled with our motto that even the] aren day thereafter heapest goods must have intrinsic value, makes once a customes | Lede Ban Trapelace for Seattle 10am. | 4, ie, 23, #6, Nav, % 7 4b Iways a patron of this department. c. & and every Atty congo eaten | FOR ALASKA adiew Fine Fast BLAC § Men’ Natural GRAY WOOL katiew Fike West BUACE Seer (Maan virally Anished: oo} Weeve CORD OE wees S oath léo'n pale? walls eal? 1 pair| Cottage City, Oct 14 #1, Now. 11, 26, Lad I t BLACK BEAM City of Topeka, Oct. 7, 22, Nov. & LESS FLERORD HOSE, excel.) Men's Fir Fast BLACK CASH. | 21 i weight, grand wearing, 2% MERE WOOL SOCKS nfor Al-Ki, Oct, 2 17, Mey 1, 16, gna 5 4 04 heels and toes, grand iting, every fifth day thereafte vioeer my ! @ pair vor further information ott Lad Wine and Meavy Fast) only 2h A DAIT) he company reserves the LACT PULL PASsrtionrn without ow . we eoomere selling I H FOOT Host heavy ) Ch Pin ' FAST unequalled for hard ee BLACK HOSE, #5 w | TOW BRIDA®, v y a pa nly Deck, Geaitie ! ba lent Quality Bear * rue ' : Children's Fine c Beattie Perkins & Co, Ileav ' bed WOOL He t « J MEME wook p tid ef agents, one ® pate} earer f 10c a pair 1 Heavy WOOL HOBE, ritbea) “°*rer* , eit | 7 1 Fine SBAMLERA CABIT only lhe a pair STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S 4 I it ' beautifull Anish mly ca pale n's Pine Jersey Wibbed con OAS K OBE, 5 rie 1 GERMANS lee OA HMERE HOSE,” 7 3 Bi -. 4 a pais “PO @hildren's He ! e R liar M CASHMERE BRAM-) Seamless HOSE, heavy flee evaamene 6 “eK e-cnforced hegla warm and grand wea aia peerthne Ares © euyoiSeatte ealer Whart et 10 om For W eriay and Thursday's Belling—One case 00 doz, Men's Be | Gatle trom ¥ oe . \SIIMEREK SOKS, grand wearing, Ibe valu é colay | Thursday, Oct. 26 lay, only oo a pair | Kor Skagway, via Vancouver | Ketchikan and Junea, in | hs Hours. | O. W. PETERSON & BRO. 206, 208, 210 Pike St. "Steamship ‘Farallon For Ekegwey and Dyes, wien 9 ie Townsend Pod Fg eet), B Vancou etc: ‘elm Bay, Wr Yaneca, salle from Yosler whart Thursday, Nov. 2, at 10 P.M. | DODWELL & CO., Ltd, | agents 118 James 6, ‘Phone 900000000 009: Q. S. GOLD M. & S. CO. C. &. Thurston & Co., OMcial Brokers 109 Cherry St. & Vetonw pendin © feet develop Shum ber pe Ases slow k Bt 2) cents por ab nt Generals | Mate 470. iS Third Aves opp. < 1 you ever stop to think how muc ch the y add| het an. the finish of your parlor? Made to order, and| jel hte ey, Anstve a highest arden merit. Open evenings. es se wD ae pA ae sl Telephone Bullding Steel Ranges 20 Per Cent Less than © gaked far similar quality KANGES The Word “GARLAND” # of quality, durability and finish. No paint to scratch or ia an aseure sneer Line. burn off. Made expressly for soft coal GEO. H. WOODHOUSE; flew 133! Second A nue anaes TY | <cougemengesancteppees wee kd North Pacific sag, Walp atr‘an Ba ve eae a © The Great Sae of Stoves er AND ? 1

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