The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 21, 1899, Page 1

2s THE SEATTLE: STAR Fixetso NO, 23), VOL. 1, SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 21, 159%. = VICE-PRESIDENT WHAT IS THE MATTER ALL PAPERS — HOBART IS DEAD ‘His New Home Transferred to His » at right be a greater thing than Money for Republic Rers’ — Wife Passes Today Into His itwe have it oUF PRICE Is RIGHT His Family. lies a n wae unieatatingly|gampatione come tick. and fast in| Unpleasant oamip wes heard in BRUNNER & CO. given on all classes of work nt From Heart Failure Early This) st sininyar oy snd vols eC i. Botoer gat ows pres oleae bang i eee eaten eeeeneee ARR ee Morning, While Surrounded by =: ah Re renee! Son's Possession. COON BROS., 1417 Second Avenue. sferred his new home, the | miral trane {for breach of prom Groceries, Wines and Liquors wift ’ American people, to his|ing to be sued for brew 1 : MANY PUBLIC TOKENS OF SORROW * — hig eee | 1 sae | bee Ag aT tan, a BA at nai pies De ws As 602 Pike Sireet, corner Fifth, ‘Phone Green 794, ’ ere i yg be ba "ine ha “ tle wast aunt took 4 : ‘ . nthe ad Al's On hand a fine line of whiskies in bulk and bottles as fol- trial, for having killed his wife | Mmiral Until his death ed! wife re-tranaferred the property lows: Monogram Rye, Canadian Club, Oscar Pepper, The Law Does Not Provide for a Successor » Douglas, Isle of Stan, has juat|t@ his son Georas hatural [George Dewey, her stepaor Burk thurke’s Scotch. McBrayer Bottled iu Bond, Hennessy and Martel Brandies, French Cordials LL — et Densusebie tn theese ays, lo the “ioe palo soo viol, ict Gur equipment ier the exevation of ° © KSOLY, Optician, Tae Fires Ave 4 4 a rious | to Marry. | —————— ° WASHINGTON w the news e WASHI D. C,, Nov. 21 : @ death was xr Lope were taken t @ [Although not yer Is, Miss Margy RURIEN, Mov, Udi deserted betethat Ladyomith tes tall Low Expenses, $s . the a $ ‘ . ur Many Sales, ead i] and 5 = 4 eTCOURT, Natal, Nov. 21.—De eof t 1 to © face wer of tate called at @ y © taken pines anor Lasyeniih on Nev, 1 eeensnee and Small Profits $ Ws. Senator Fa north of the town began a form ut Correctly Applied anks a an ened to th by the Eiritiah with infantry f Tt 5 : @ president ¢ hie Mra M fh attacked the Boer flank and for The Princit C Standard Tailoring Co. @ Kinley, who w with the Hobart family, broke Hoer lows is still placed at 600 wounded and 20 } 4 @ Se nz Trird Ave.. near Third Ave. Thester. © “down and gave way Up till last night the Boers bad not attacked the town of Eat- a P 2 © for the woree yesterday ef seal t- at Hobart's condition tarnoon. His heretof ing him. The phys ~ ee MADE DASY, qroryaetie ned to be & de for the 5 nes, but they seem tality at h CAPRTOWN, Nov. 2 nay that natives whom @ party of Hoorn left SO SSTOSSCOSESSOOOOOOSOOOD POSS SOSSSSCOSHSCOSOOESHOSD two weeks adminis ening mec {ee ed to have no effect « k night Hobart sank into amp, While they went on a raiding tour, disapr ' en sorurate aly ond sor. a deep sicep, but at midnight woke uz ke to Mre. Hobart : Boer horses and all the equipm = known to science who wae kneeling at his bedeide. Then the vice president became pleading © amb are : . CHAS. GC. HOLCOMB, Optician, 216-216 Burke Bid Uheohsecious and rema oft the night. The } LONDON, Nov, T1.—Latest » Now cause of death te aski to have t heart ure | ng 14, says on th day no severe Th . = Hobart's wife and son Garret, jr. Dr. Newton and wife, and TOTEM POLE are Eee & Sees ave ler by also Wardell, the nu were with the patient when he died | peded by Beavy weather, No met S oats Wdvutwcecurcucre Mrs. Hobart i bearing up well under the shock No arrange reported yesterday ments have been made yet for the funeral. As soon as the ¥ LAUGHS AGAIN ae President expired a measuge announcing his death was sent to | eeoeee SPOSSSSSOOSSSOH SS OOOOSD ° the president and to Gov. V A® soon ae President McKi the news of Hobart's d #, of New Jersey y could get p & message Es on THE 6 GARDEN BAZAAR © | | | oT | T nek and paper, after condmence e o e eo & e e e ° ° e > e e ° ° ° e e eo of Vice president dows not SP POOSHOHSOSOOOOSS COOOOOD Noman of great importance tn the affaire of the nation was te Weill known to the pubiie at large then was Mr. Hobart. Pict a man, the son of a poor school teacher, who, by individual effort made himerif second in power in the affaire of the nations; a mas ter in finance s a loader at the Bar, without intruding in.any way or at any time forcing himself into the public eye. For nearly % years this man was a p fhetor im the concerns of his ony, state and nation, and y post men Garret A. Hobart was comparatively unknown von on First Night- Was a Brilliant gig Denny Blaine Land Co. gta The Cake Walk Tonight. | ny acs i ra furnished muate during the A MAN OF THE PEOPLE. { the Garden Dasaar. if as LLL LLL SSS isetinnne tee Severe weoee Deeemtener te Petes tn nets Coe | TO LIFT DEBT srraned oan a eve ir m ~ HE COMMERCIAL IMPORTING COMPANY'S Cuffees are good. not a few of them ted to b . a ds ; 2 Retail trade supplied by our wagons. pe that turned their r umes f ? t Joy 4 ' ‘ wee made remarks that were ap-|are lavish and «vince much ' 1008 Second Avenue. 222 Pike Stree! uid pe Fah oa ig = of the Tempie de Hirech un-| Long . streamers er ereen We Are Offering One _— . Mise Henrtetta, Wet 1a rush rte { ’ ee | =i a . poiohee Arar & $ ald Ladies’ Watches It had never been cia ‘by Mr ane ae pave dite aes . Ay r . pay * . o and . ll pees pec raninam Invent ertreney Ar [arpa Tacoma man Jewelry, Diamonds, Ladies and Gents’ Chains cK iniey dr ameron mansion, on Lafaye arena the Pt ” = smoke and chat ae eee ea r ; December calendar. |704 First Avenue Jeweler RECOGNIZED IN THE SENATE | Beane _ yonigh aii a n ane i erie timpans ape : ——— Meee cnt amet Hedy, never | dhe, “If you are entities | Mrs. Jecste Wileor ne tee a it Laundry work fora change. If your work ts | ty me 4 » with terday at 103 Twenty done to your taste, bring it back and we will do it over free of charge 3 ° aed evident ae Vv a A ma weed -/ BANKING “MAKES lace pred wae waad oo “The Pal: N L und Ganimen lt e 251 Ye Tel. Main 177 @ Palace Steam Laundry wan “re funeral of Ft eon was GREAT STRIDES. By 1. M. LANCASTER, Deputy. of the sam POSSSSSHSSHS SCHSOCSHSSHHSSHSS SHHSHHGHHS SHSSHSHOCSOSOHSHESOSHSES SOHEHOHHOHOSHS OOF CHHHHEHOS OOOO OH SSHHSHHSHHS “ SHHHHHSHHHHS SHHHHSHHS GHHHHHH HHS, SHHOHHHHHS OHSHOOOHHOOOSES OO OOOOOO aently, {1 iaiasansie Large Growth in S soaleremree 6 LYNGH THE THIE ais : comer its a H THE THIEF ss or senior sor cane] emermgunmy gee Grew '® & MORAN BROS. COMPANY emir aad . ee, Be men and requence a tush of] WASHINGTON, D.C. Nov. 21—|f Engine and Ship Builders paw to henal “dw and the others DULUTH, Minn., Nov. 21.—A mob @ treasurer's office tifs| |chariea D s ecistoalac.oe" tha fie STEEL AND WOOD Sie. Mshast onteeel the 260k fase 6t Rutgers éotiege at Sed chdcaaee a — 52 see st made public the |& LUMBER MILL sxehind law ‘endian os ; rs L. Tu ha sued for] site ea , Reach : = = 1, and was admitted to » wit by V ty Counsel for Paterson in | . t. Whe . tes — iver eince. He was twice | Mond rning BM - : . ceangto TOOLS TOOLS TOOLS oy fishes) tae ee gone, T 7.26 in. DISTON HAND SAWS ..., r. Hobart that elected John ' nu Ex-« N % in. DISTON HAND SAWS . ad when Attorney ¢ al | . ® A u No % in, DISTON HAND BAW Or his cabease’ a poy y ; MAYDOLE HAMMERS . ° uccensor, Mr. Grigg Jhim t net toa ' tracted while mining in ¢ © HAND AXES : : ne J aterm la shack 1 1 “ rn t ts ar Full line Batley Planes, at zero prt Many novelties in the tool line. gegatned they lacgee oA Wie eteins panies Winall aneiwad . ‘ ” 1331 Second Ave. GEO. H. WOODHOUSE ot Mr. and Mra. h . y, and fror an Frar this . ? 7 i sated| sink as fe for Gentiemen |; , tat 1 \¥ 7 : Popular Ca j lad ays f - a, M for Gaerett A. H Unique Point in Law : eae “3 me Ol ] R H Ol Ss E ft his rather exorbitant t y agin . amply able t NRW YORK, N 21.—A unique} 4 © ees i sini’ financial Bhd coms it Su. oC ite. Statare , point at law © sprur penn a a as ‘ Occidental Ave. and Washington St. ns of dollars and numerous corporat of national in v | reatd 4 A ; | ° ‘ e sae f al th 1 « ok io dag - - nen hela a tealataadea A sage Mo f for Alaskan 5 gard- Did you ever stop to think how much they add — | Poa . pa § eal Rag to the finish of your parlor ? Made to order, and Collins for Mayor. v , lentity th H - a of highest artistic merit’ Open evenings BOSTON, Nov i ota 600 Words a Minute. it ta renderin ® morning, the in Her Hope een 1108 Third Aves pe saa ah AN cratic conventior a ee Senn 1—Anton Poi-| ® th sale coe! g $50,000, The in be confused with the number ot) —————== ————————————== ‘ niet : 4 “ na Patrick lak and Josef Virng, inventors of the es ; 1 is ronenwett G- depositors and borrowers, since the gg ae . ee ' ‘diana eh Gane a ‘ol or ayor last night Rahin sending and receiving auto. | k : . ear », Patterso: same individual may have loans and!@ che > . - — Sty Bhan ie die Bh eu a te seed ere. isaedliv in wevuret Hanke, coak 3 SYRINGE SALE § | The San Diego Fruit Co. ‘ « 1 Budap t | h ¢ which would make @ separate yort } Milky d on" Hudapent, | “Hon y | He Rules the Town. e by the tlto the conetolies, WHIIS therator A 2-quart fountain syringe, } vfs Pike Street, 1a tion. The first test will bean st A TLANTA, Ga, 20.—A t sna fr + “ | the tual number of borro eand 4 hard rubber tips in § ; npt to send 600 words a minut : bal as , oer sala : lapel than th hard wood box; guaran- Q|} r 600 mile 19 MAYOr ' y Ko 1 avenu to] number and deposit 5 | | breed gg who ma 1 the « 3 ' Cc, 3 ® edit Mr o 1 ) ry 8] counte, with ofthe teed, This week only 93¢. q \ ite daughter of Joe Per Ou ¢ | it withir called a mis Jevider e weneral er c as ah SSS ered ‘Albert Jar Preached on Roberts 1 t oe |individual depositors and borrower ‘ , an wd t 1 herr r" ve n th Bow } ah cused dames of funiarty with Mre:| quieren ot ee cng, [eid ty a bouiharn et , Fie eal ceveeativeriee ae cece DAiMgtON'S Drag. Sure For Fruit and Nats Dave Me mae damon wan are | yA more progened oni u |& ial! Ht ean aeeath, Ske ate eae Rae Heed Se Plugs Cor Second and Pike 11 “Pap Coma That Pp 4 formor © urge mat the} , fAned #100 1 sentenced to 20 days | Meeting here eterday that he was ‘Phone Pike 82. st @x sha I nd not a Rr } Pv | goin rd ‘ Picoy ae none eo 82 | OE EP EE RS A r rt fees Beata” ett Naiauennrlth tate Open an _rigne — §{| Big, Red Apples, Dates ing him as be car the door, ker when he is the representative | are r (or 4 people ar He wink este : . n-partiaan ne j , and Figs. bond then surrendered himse ie jof a law breaking clam of qeogie, | not allowed tg live in the town, i Phe Wwaner: ot | Victoria arrived cyelen rule," ; | ° / S ites “sis dean an a ene ae S