The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 7, 1899, Page 4

vagre semenicnges maga > por tse wo + me Sr CRORES ES: 4 THE SEATTLE [TROUBLE AT M'KINLEY SAID TO BE G. N. TUNNEL | ? | Tunnel lies on the . A . ° Kast end grand runs from! Preparing to Bring Accusations Against] .:.°<2¢.oyiscatnne water has to be pumped at the east ’ ¢ | portal, The heading at present is Certain Prominent People | ct peer oi rasan ‘ whieh lies some 6,000 feet a ‘© nea ‘ The granite at this point ts very seamy, being full of slady slips. | ° WASHINGTON, D.C, Nov. T-1 ident McKinley's discus. © | The water frome the lake haa per @ sion of the Philippines question in hb ssage may border fT . al ated through these slips and runs @ sensational if senators who nave tatked with him lately are not $ J out in strear @ misled by what was sale in cx mat Added to this trouble, ia the very @ ied by what was said tn @ | nature of the ¢ Owing to oh e One of these rena n that the presi- @ | stips just mentioned, the alr drills @ dent intended to contr n 0 ppines @ | can do very little work. The ground @ ineurrection and its causes. This would arka f @ | seems to be altogether rotten. Th it were not for the fact w hasin @ | only practioable present method } @ his possession evidence Mxtr ¢ for th urrection upon @ | drifting between the seams ny @ Americans who incited Aguinalio to rebel. and promised him sup. @ nis slow work, some 8 or 10 feet @ port in the American congress Lt is 4 not only that the @ | progress le made weekly on the east @ president has these facts in his sion, but that he is so posi- @ | end @ tive as to the nature of the proof that he will lay it before con- @ | Meantime, at Wellington, at the e in Dis m @ | west portal, the work goes on e For months there has been a suspicion that messages pass- @ | amo thly The weekly progreas is @ of between Agoncilio, the Filipino agent who was in Washington pros @ last winter, and Agu! Jay before the attack mad of the @ upon the United 8 4 that Axon received en @ couragement to redeliion from epleuous timens of thie coun @ try, and from members of congress. This suspicton is now sald @ to have developed into a conv n with the president, because iA ALOHA R{ @ of tacts placed in his poser n by the members of th ppine @ commission. The commissioners made every t arn the @ @ cause of the insurrection, and they were informed of the sus @ |— CAPE NOME. @ picious ctroumstances attending Agor am nge with ain @ | @ anti-expansioni«te « amen watle in Washington, and the fact @ | @ thet he sent cadle messages to (he Filipino Junta in Hong K oe. @ just before the insurrection bear The mmissioners Inveatt. @ The steam schooner Aloha, Capt gated these suspicious circumstances, ant are #9 t Dan Jarae nm, arrived about 12 @ unmistakabie proofs that Aguinaldo acted on adv if °° hb ie ght from Cape Nome @ this country @ | with 65 passengers and $200,000 worth . Seeret service men have work Caold. The Alehh bad twe typhoid @ this country, and, taking ¢ 8 tom fever patients aboard They were @ to be a string case, which will Justit president Chas. B. Kimbell and Capt. B. E. On @ diame for the insurrection upon some of Ur @ | born @ strenuous efforte to defeat the ratification of ° When the Aloha left Capt Nome @ TM will be remembered that up to two days bet © lene stesmers Cleveland and Albion p of the treaty by the senate, the anti-expans © lwath there” She Ateen bed et yee Aident that they had seh votes lefeat t e ved. The . xpected ¢ @ cillo was confident and insiste! that he would y © | make @ tris Boga @ the representative of the Fh ne In this er ° he B. i ass Gen @ Democrats who had been way vert . scm. Suaeainaete on the Aiake @ government, and the anti-expans realised that ° mat thee Ga bet belle a @ defeated unless heroic measures Were adopted Ps and got away from Nome j fore October % When the Aloha ached Dutch harbor she found that er Homer had sailed for claco There were " ‘there the Alexandria, W ‘CHIGACO LAWYER'S ways the Columb ys river THE PIANO WAS NOT A SAFE avigation NEW YORK, Nov. 7.—Nine thous-| CHICAGO, Now. T—W a ¢ Cx Qed Gollars in cash, placed in safe| Deale, of Weat Van Buren at a ' anhor keeping im a tin box and hidden in «| lawyer, who for eighteen years haw|* #8 i parnengers re piano, were stolen this morning | 2 an invalid from rheumatic pal pos cow’ a _ nn, Ry Pte from Dietrich von Gooeten, of Third | #y, was found dead in his office chair!) RG Bheate, theo Beebe I> @venue. The police suspect a young) in the front room of his hous¢.| riarety, W. HM. Gates, R. Barton, A men, who haa been calling on Van) Death was caused by a yeiation.| H. Cramer, J. P. Jacobsen, Cha Boosten’s niece for the last seven! ro Emery. an intima friend of | Mrown, C. Gringe, HM. Barley, Joc eat4 to have paid a visit to Mr. yon| [FO men entered the Deale residence | ; ann eos ao oe he ee Goveten’s niece this morning. He | *{ IED! and. after gagging and mal.| OO” 6 °G "Rrown J A. Goch Jefe at 11 o'clock. After he had gone | ‘ating Loe lawyer, had robbed him | arling, ECP. Robinson, F rhin obinaon od of $80. said be bel 4h not >. boy ba 14 that | ‘Mprobable that Mr. Deale had been | 5 D. we Otte Sreud, F etioon ©. MeGregor, JC. Hunter, R. &. Tin be visited the box every once in a ant oS he nis, FP. Hansen, A. R. Hansen, while, oe ot his fear that it oe Brennen, EF. Warwick, Wo FF would taken by some one. Protest Against Roberts". “9! K. Ban Martines, 8. L Hoag, J. McGuin, B. E. Osborne AMUSEMENTS | eT. LOUIS, Mo. Nov. 1—Tne| Mra No A. Akely, Mre J. Bruner . Evangelical alliance of this city.| Frank Osborne. C. A. Briggs, Chas ey + boomponed he pastors of all the | Kimba A. Eberwine, Frank Bow denominations, today unanimousty| ers. Capt. Jorgenson, T Oewold, J Jules Grau's Comic Operacompany stopted @ resolution p ting | A. Dufreines, ¢ riblum. Mra. G epened & week's engagement «! the st the seating of Congressman | Nordbium, J. F. Bell, E. F. Booker, | @eattic theater las: night with a- of Utah \4 J. Ingalls | It t# seldom can be seen at amuse- tng room only. =/WIRELESS TELEGRAPH IN THE HAWAIIANS NEW YORK, Nov. 7.—Te Dimation like this Bige this opportunity “Wang. two-act comte opera by Cheever Goodwin and Woilfsen Morse ‘wee the bill for the evening. Robert Lett, in the title role, was very clev- or. ‘The entire cas ie well balanc- ed, the voices are well ranged. and, 00d the costuming ¢xteptionally egraphic communication by Signor made the most of © rather try cont's wire established between five of part, and Miss Louise Moore m awalian pany of Americans. . chic and dainty Crown Prince Frederick J. Cros { the firm of Catton, Neti! @ Co.. engin ley Feich, a8 Pepat. could) hardly eers, of Honolulu, w * now in this city, has closed a contract for ‘have been better, Martin Pacha, « the Amer n Hawat familiar and popular face in Seattle . rs regarded the connection of the five ts sung t though feable because of coral reefa, on which a he leading tenor solo, part that afforded him but opportunity. = i . ral erowth, breaks are frequent and cult, the American company had about de “Wane” will be repeated tonieht isof telegraphic communication Tomorrow matinee and night “Mik- hey heard of Slenor Marconi's e4e” will be the production. as nent to this country to view the | MSS working found th e - ” wyete Last evening witnessed the closing # hon tne caged 9 ah yw nt nen En in many ways than performance of “Heid by the eeceeeree ee teee ete tees e+ tee eeteeeeeeee eee a cab) emy” by the popular Shaw company ae ies ie 7 2 Qt the Third Avenue theater, It wae & staitnn in r yTill be dome by the company In- one of the largest houses of the seas- ation will be hed will vary from § to 61 miles. | on. Commencing tonight Augustine we Daly's great melodramatic success TERETE ehhh “Under the Gaslight.” will be the! = ~——— ———---- —E DIN. This will undoubtedly be one | ot the dest plays produced by th INFERNAL MACHINE Shaw company, and will, indeed, be 3 &@ treat to all that may be able to ‘witness it. It abounds in thrillioe RECEIVED BY MAIL Situations such as the one where the one-armed messenger is tied to the Yatiroad track and j* saved in the nick of time when the fast approa ime train ie nearly upon him, and many others equally as realistic Nov. 7.—Mre. rday rece i from Ch WATPRLOO, low Nettle M. H ’ an express package FREE which ontained a ama abinet r - | "Under the Gaslight” is sure to be | ade in two parts which fit together & success, as it will be staged As a telescope. A alight detonatio the same careful detail as have all | fotiowed by a puff of amok * company. “Under the Gaslight” wil! mg utious attemp' a run for the bainnce of the week. ex — Ke, cepting Thursday evening. when “Pink Dominoes” will be put on for @ benefit to the Btage Mechanics union of Seattle. ma machin Don't Forget Joe Hayden, whore songs have be heard We give away a meade him famous all over the coun aw k the bulld try, # now in this city. Mr. Hay ng Certain per @en'e most famous creation i« ected of sending the in “There'll be a Hot Time in the O14 Bao; ’ Town Tonight." He is aleo author of “On the Day that Dewey Came Home,” and a new song written the train while approachin, Which he has called “The Washing ton Volunte Hie late , which is now in the press, is “When Diamond Ring wo Silver Set ; ° the Black Folks Turn White The now eper- |@ My. Hayden, with his wife ani “tes 4 @eughter, are visiting the Sound 1 3 : 3 Prrerr AND.. country merely an a recreation, | » ne all the : though they ate playing at the * #08. SiRernet TS Olympic theater this week Mr Pun ° Heyden and wife are character e & Northwestern me) | sketch artists Of considerable abil- | tempiate spending $1,000,000 in i x : = deisel ity. Miss Hayden in the best and City for termina | most widely known female baritonos rns . in the country The B. & O. wil put in improve other presents, at the Mr. Hayden expresses himself as ments all along its line to the tune ° . dein, dow @ of $6,000,000. 7 © being highly delighted : : Auction Sale will return here and build a th Th fant ¥ n ‘Frisco by | =enm xpectations if a suitable location can be fo Only Scrap tron. WILMINGTON, Del, Nov This afternoon the monitor Ajax a SEATTLE THRATER (Tonight) rived here, to be broken into scrap —Grau Opera Company in “Wang iron at the works of the Diamond) THIRD AVENUE TH Athi 817 Second Ave. © 000000000000 00 000022 OS OC EOL OO OOS OOOO OS OS OO OO OOOOOO OOO 00000000000 20808 8000000 State Steel Company. The company vight).—"Under the Gasligh Pocccccccccccccecocesccens expect to get 1200 tons of Iron out of| OLYMPIC MALL—Vaudeville and the Loaly .- " | moving pictures y i | An Elevator Drops. The ¢ bulld “ yesterday afte GEN. OTIS WILL |—-USE THORITE MINNEAPOLIS, Nov | vator tn. the Phoenix Tacoma Inventor's Explosive |: to Be Used. WASHING A youNG GIRL swamps andard by November 12 “Doctors. The Germans Lead the World in New Discoveries in Medicine, The German Medical Institute Represents the Very Newest Discoveries of German Scientists. 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