The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 1, 1899, Page 1

sea denieiiniaasacihad ia nubaaieainiemitaascmemetal seu THE SEATTLE STAR. 22" 1899, NO, 240. be nate of 1. SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, TITFURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 1, greeerecoeoesorors leaeclegaaeee ites | r opseecabeeeeer aT) EMMI pocedlaeenatgr ALL PAPERS,, $ The will of the late vice ‘Pre 3 porte 1 that the Dritish ambas ’ $3 ia ine, tant er ane: NAME JUDGES cnacallite all scaaeurenel nie $ Estimates given on all classes of work ‘: . @ is valued between two and Be Ne ie iae Star Paint Co. 3 e o e ne ° {@ half and three million dotiars. @ @ abrenc a prot acainet th 300 Pik St @ A million is left to Mew Hobart @ Pleree County Attorneys WIN @ French newspaper attacks upon @ i @ outright, and the residue of th @ Queen Victoria ° © vstate after deducting 896,000, @ Enter Politic o ‘ « 3 pies tpi tes mh pre ohare 2 TACOMA, Dec. 1.—There is much . oo iar A z Vases various kinds ere here @ son Garret A. Hobart oi ete meres af an caring ad ® some Tis darmaevasive Geeta, © cheap ¢ o and an ere, full aise, eld Ps @ Mehabilitate the Pleree Coun regard Chamberlain's apeoch at @ rte in poveral patterns $7 to $19, ond | 9000000000000 0008 | srr iiictate the nominations tor |S Lalcemer yesterday as a mis: @ Haveles b as ig H TOWANDA, Deo, Judge Dun- |, The proposed movement ts import as : . ou of Modder River ham bétitended thia th Suda, Dun. ant not only from its bearing on the atifieation over the Anglo- @ |, COON ‘BROS , 1417 Second Ave. the rman-American entente and @ ° © ¢ @ a thre: o ° Heenmn to five years in the « rn | county Judgahipe but from. he § apainat Seance Pt sean tis a ce with his Met on the side of the Tt was in 1892 that the — meet ‘ asad and Capra! full unconscious |the, oveney, Goutted vo mabe che ot /7UE NreenmmaTs Groceries, Wines and Liquors nvieted of voluntary m augh- al of the departments of the supert 602 Pike Street, corner Fifth, ‘Phone Green 794, General Methuen's Wound Is Not Believed s"txtent moat of pre WILL ASSEMBLE G3, sans. tine tne of whiskies sn bul and bots as fo | yy * Was ctserasee see onogram Rye, Canadian Club, Oscar Pepper, | * up for tr The attorneys con- lows: to Be Serious—The British Public is CITY NEWS. S| cies nna Auatly decided to sttempt| Formation of Clubs to Be-| Burke's Irish, Burke’s Scotch, McBrayer Bottled iu Bond, & = > a : the new sedges for ee a (ameduately etc., etc. Hennessy and Martel Brandies, French Cordials . t y selves, in the hope that their judg 5 norte? Have Confidence in Him. TAMARA ment of the abilities cof the candi] bs ahaa eS Rac and Imported Gin, ates would result in the election of ¢ political pot is simmerin, A —— | Henry ©. Nea, who gives his occu ra LONDON, Dec. 1.—Evening News Capetown special saye: "A @ | ition as a santa hab been. at After a stormy meeting the appor- the formation of clubs in the party i I o . @ force of Boers, while trying to blow up a 100-foot bridge at Cot hy Officer Hubbard. on a tomment of two Republieans and one is coming to @ head, Next Friday Speneumnbic tn thee ye torte rite? ve @ enic, were driven back by the British artillery fire, This dispatch @ Mf beina implicated In. the Democrat was made, The men chos- | the party oMfcial action will be tak Sas, cel pmn get Sas tho Consuntan et geee ie the best @ indicates that Gen, Hildyard, who ts advancing to the relief of @ po Pg he @h were Judges Priechard, Parker | ¢n in that direction - enywbese. ry spanese woman in the oun Ladyamith, has overcome the difficulties apread in bis path at @ | cattinn Meuse Wesusnaay me and Btalloup, The city central committee han HM. CLAY KVERSOLE, Optician, 1 Pett Ave @ Freere, and has reached the south shore of Tugela river * liesmoes r 4 Following the non-partisan bar | called a meeting of rate to —— ° ee © ead nominations there was a bitter fight | convene that evening at 7:90 at the ri e LONDON, Dec. L—A further list of camualtics at Modder 3 Jack Rehan, alias Chartes Martin, | to get the conventions to indorse the |G. A. KR. hall, tn the Colli bulld- We apply this principle to all ou @ river, gives wo officers killed and nine wounded. This makes & @ | aiias James Fain, a notorious Pact-| men. Politicians and citizena who|ing. This meeting will be devot | } FR suits which range in price from $10 to $50. @ total of known casuaitics in officers up to date, of six killed and fle coast crook, and well known in| never dabbled in polities bad their | to the formation of a Democratic This is the principle of low expenses, many @ % wounded. Much relief is felt that Methuen’s wound is not | this city heen convicted of rob-| Say against the Innovations, but the/ City Central club Various wel sales, small profits correctly applied, @ serious. It is not believed that he will be tncapacttated from @ | bery at Vancouver, H.C. and sen-| Republican and Democratic conven. | known leaders of the party in Be PRINCIPLE @ continuing personal command of the flying column. Methuen’s @ [tenced to work In the chain gang Cons Mnally ratified the three andt. | att! le will address the gathering, tak St d rd T il H Co. @ failure to report his own wound in an account of the battle ex 4 | for one yea dates. ing the position that al! Democrats | anda! al oring @ cites admiration LP ied Since that time the bar arsociation | must stand together in the coming | AAARAAR e Gen. Methuen telegraphs to the queen thet Maj. Count Gielon- @ | Congressional Delegate Price, of | has not engaged ee an orwaniaation | amp 1012 Third Avenue. @ en, a relative of her majesty, who wae wounded at Modder river, @ | Alaska ones this evening at the | in politics, At the election of the | | @ ie doing weil @ | chamber commerce e Full particulars of the Rattle of Modder river are atill Iack- @ | yi nena e wer ere | | Is the Best Any Too Good? @ ing. thought it ie said at the War office that communication with arriage licenses were lasued to- | 14i the nominations. Now, however, | I make ity of making high @ the British commander is open. Silence regarding the actual re- Soy to Prank A. Mille (as and Mary attorneys are speculating as to the | rade Bpectacl ‘and Ey wglacees. @ sults of the Heht and the British losses, i regarded as ominous te (20), and Fraderick Gat. | chances for an harmonious choice by | ‘orkmanship a9 Bt cantor be du- Thus far only the casualties among the officers engaged in the bat- wee Mee’ Jann rntne Bantaes,| the ameociation, and atl! further, if plicated this side of Chicago. tle have been received. It is not certain that this list Is complete san . ‘s. Josephine Engbers-| ine conventions can be induced to CHAS. GC. HOLCOMB, Optician, & 216 Burke Bid The War office continues to be besteged by anxious inquiries, but accept euch action, if tt ie taken. | —— No new Information can be obtatned oo PRETORIA, Nov. 27—Delay The Boer commander ts pre paring to attack Fort Tull, the Rritinh base In Rhodesia, north of the Transvaal. The British are fortifying the place with feverienh haste. The British garrison at Mafeking made a determined sor- ties from the place on November 25 The Rig Horn Gbid & Copper Min-| President Sharpstein says that no} a | Will Load Hors ing Co. has been incorporated by E.| Call has yet been ineued, and in view | » There for }C. Byers, H. EB. Weymouth A. H. | of the former opposition does not Wrieht. W. 1 Norton and MH. M_| think ft Ikely that the association | the Philippines. Haines. The capital stock is $1,000. jeoue succeed. The same basie as the) gight more dead horses and mules ———e 00 De | former division is spoken of he | at $1 per share : ‘ ere carted y fro ° ples aS | we . |most acceptable, which would mean | were carted away from the stab) | Lina M. Brown has purchased a lot | the giving to the Republicans of two| 0" the water-front this morning is SER on Birch street, near John, for $2,200. | candidates, while the Democrats ee-| These were the latest victims of the } John Muetier has e5id to the W anh | cured the third. Victoria disaster 4 |ington National butiding, Loan & In-| ra gett tage vgs gh ome cS KM Oo | Cc E O Ss southeast corner of Elehth and Pike | nd although they are killed as # The consideration was dincase is discovered, the number | THE GOLD MINES [OFFICIAL REPORT = .arcun Sonus as cit eS een |e Walla Walla Addition . ‘ ’ s . ro sible bealie eee | wockan chatge ot feceery” seal Arrives for Incheon St. i ciner voyage. “The total ions of ani-| to t« 0 “i tn en BUWE RIVER, Or.. Dec. 1-—The WASHINGTON. D. C, Dee 1— (placed under $500 bonds by ‘Seage| ‘The first consignment of the Se-| soot 2 ux pap ca gs tee ot Le 4 - % OCC COO 20o-—— LORENZO MARQUEZ, Dee. 1A despatch from Pretoria says b 4 the British suffered tremendous losses in the battle at Modder riv~ er. ° SPOSSSHSOHSHSHSSSHSOSOSHSHOSOOOOOO OOD e e ° e e o e ° ° e ° ° ° ° e _ age oe z . 5 as atte City Railway company's new Beason for prospecting in this camp Gen. Otis reported thy ing on | Cane this morning care arrived Morning. ‘They} Victoria, the Ss aualcorgae thi ‘ fo nearly past for this year, but mere the fight at Passi previously | rhe pretiminary heating iateMueslenme frome y-c Hammond, of Ban met with a Reavy lose | Dexter Horton Bank Building. work has been done so far than ever mentioned in the Sinparcnes | eusoa ete athored Walt! yobber, har! Francisco, and consisted of five elec.|_ The Victoria Was towed to Ariing seen n set for Monday morning before | tric care Defore in ite history. Neasty all the QSbe Warwick and one private of pan bay Ea = Aminare have gone GUt for the win the Bighteenth infantry, Much ar- * = tt Tes _ ee but = few are busy at work opening tillery ammunition was captured by wee W. Sweeney, of Rochester “ Up tunnels and cuts on seve ledges Americans. Otis aleo says that Mac- Yy has telegraphed Chief Kh end the biasts are stil) heard every Arthur's men have had several min- | ¢ particulars concerning the death little while, showing that. althoug) or agements, capturing men and of Hugh Magu or the new Jackson street | tO dock this morning, and will be ARAAAPARAAARARAAAR, |made ready for sem at once. v will go to San Franc and ther load horses to be transported to the Paynes HE COMMERCIAL IMPORTING COMPANY’ mete eke | Retail trade supplied by our wagons. mt the system has been red from a cable to an electric road, as e#tated in the Star » weeks ago. It will rum over exac Coffees are good. 1 | the same route as at present soventae the winter's fog and rain are here, rifles. Hel apture in the moun Me, Hey ; ae -_ 5 Rueraeas =. nee, | ines Bell's capture im the need McCue ng at Thirtieth avenue and Yea-| THEY ARE BOUND | #1008 Second Avenue. 222 Pike Street —— over 8 pieces of artillery. The con. | been sent out from Ban Francine a meas oo hee: ren aghge a Fs4 | < ee ™ ditions in Zbrmboanga are reported | search for overdue vessels. Pipe ea ct farsi ess FOR DAWSON WAINWRIGHT rege ogy yo asi dn Daa ak SME ba: al OR ees Sm We Are Offering One has been surrendered. Native bands nh very shortly. pease of the Finest Lines of === A Francie are: Amethyst. 42 days line are expects | '- Clem Randall has been ar any of those going north will travel | —— re psiiply bitte sk ieee van ALL KI tive Cape Nome : ci o carried a large cn care Wes amatne’e Stacitvers, Seone!' Ss Jewelry, Diamonds, Ladies’ and Gents’ Chains the ndum mines, and a full cargo + His pinheace aeecten ed Se- vere in View of Facts. NELAON, B. C., Dec. 1—A case which has created considerable local patrois takes place today. All t Capt. Parsons nap as gone back to his old vessel the fficers will be assigned + 5 ier quarterly change of po-|F ty I Saat x and the present day force t shift o*e on the ni a atrol will be in charge of r damages brought Im now engag ne attentio: t interest is the charge against Fane <, * couse aati rt by W. G. Taylor of miaceliancous freight and 60 pas- | ‘Wainwright, supposed to be an ex-! charge of Beret. Ward oon the po ir sity of Ballard, t seen | ransportat companies, All of the pad ngers. ans Se ice WwW. WwW. HOUGHTON, } Gidtain of the Britich army, and who! patrol in chatge of Sorat. Laubecher inue next Monda ro. [Companies have issued pamphlets |” —————__—__— |704 First Avenue Jeweler served under Gen. Buller in the Zulu, Capt. John Sulll tr day Dr Stewart. Dr. H. F./ and folders illustrating their facitt- ee ‘ f the statior Titus and Dr. Henry Yandel! were and expiaining the needs of the Say, Or Pacmag bagus Cheeks. The. py. wierd te nted a board of physicians to | miners in the far north. The are 10 KEEP THE | ete te ete tt te ee ee RE nt of Taylor's tn-| being sent broadcast over the la ries pace and passage has, in many on GIANT MINE .. 9.8 tances, already been sold as far The bank clearar ahead as April or May. There seeme $487,212.00, and balan s no doubt but that the spring travel - - ’ Checks, which were t 4 lice In the absence of amount, were passed during week of last month, and were port Walter Day dated. When they came due the Frye Bruhn Me Captain had left Nelson for Spokane. 0 the pe About a week afterward he went to City Heht burning n. plant for ‘ ° e wi he \ Rossiand, where he Gas arrested. Several nights. Mr as ster The bark 8. C. Allen has arrived at |'® Nome will be heavy HERE is no other house on the Pacific Coast carrying such a variety of articles suitable for Christmas Gifts ° Our stock of Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Machinery Plant to Be D livered in the Spring. He was originally brought up about ine for the city last night about 16:20 Sar Francis 25 days from Hon ten days ago and was remanded un- ck. and walked off the bridge |! iR N D til last Saturday n the bay Steamer Orizaba is on ite way from Trrrrtr ter rrerers SESEREEE REE RRR EE It tranapired during the trial that Wm. R who r s at the | #an Francisco to ¥ Piet eager age Paes BP ay pall nar C Glass ¢ Silverware, is ¢ p> i he had cabled to England, and fe \Gandereon hee: Teported to Hergt. |*he will tak | A ‘HIGH TRESTLE. though the bond on the contro! of Sut Gl: and Silverware, is complete in the issuance of the checks in ques- | Laubacher yesterday afternoon that han | the Giant company dose Bat expire every detail _~_——»> tion, had received a reply that funds a vest containing a watch and gold a r | ner at mtleaie OD inter GOLD AND SILVER SMITH Strength of this cable he issued the room ween University and Union | €@ward Miitaraeal Sustains ro nao take post-dated checks, but he a 2 -- streets for $9,000 agg baie ; OO a te ie ie ie ie et te Dee eee ee quently got a letter from his people, 4, Geet Snes vyeot was stolen trem Fatal Injuries. # ap forewi page hi * : pened > é he clothing store of H. Lewis & Co.| George H ¢ and I Har Merah dvmceveart thece tos, Styety be: th | =e stating that on further consideration ¥ = y ; tee dca oetes ce . afternoor aumh today ated “The Nau-| Edward Marterson, a ratiroad ia-|report which has gained circulation A M AN IS KNOW — more His brother, wh i n Frediund at t for nt and hotel pur. | borer, died on the train between Sno- | here today and it hag every appear- | £ £ 3 Northwest territory, arrts f First avenue north 4 to| bo#eR, capital stock $5,000 mish and Fremont last night of |ance of being correct although mot | sssssstSlStllSSSttSsSSSSSSISSSSGSSStiSSSSSSSSSSSSnsists gon last week and paid up every- the police the lose of runk which| The attorneys for the defense tn | Wuries received in an accident near |confirmed poritively by the linen he wears. Its appearance depends on the laundry. thing, but, notwithetand the ma. | he had left in the care of the Nortt ene ‘ ¢ "Kia" Marvir eg | Snohomish yesterday morning. Mar- That the mine is to rem n the Our work ts done to please the most fastidious, Domesti © finish if gistrate sentenced him ¢ three err fle Expresa company Cay e for robbery ,| terson was crossing a bridge on a hands of the former L- mag ASKED FOR months’ impri Sige yt ot the eoaake hee khe | several’ Claw t Commis. | hand-cat in company with three oth-|nates in made more certain by the | gixth and Pike P the facts. His counset has stated Spaniah war. Mr. Fredtund was ajheld Marvin on the evidence, and the| Stfuse and A. @. Rogers. Owing to|ment of machinery for the Giant war that they will appeal the case on ral in the Washington volun. {case will come up before Judge Han. |® Curve in the track, they did not |let today to F. R. Mendenhall, agent technical grounds, but it 1s not yet | teers ford Monday. Marvin is ¥ oo | 88 8N approaching train until it waa of the Canadian Rand Drill Com “. 2 2 P Sanh white ti Wit he heard, Cont eh ‘ vos | eee almost upon them, They made an pany, by EB. D. Sanders of Spokane, | § T ' week This afternoon Maggie Thatcher | od Marterson's th Mr. Sanders came up on Sunday fo “ oe tane, had a complaint tented from Judy 1 themselves by jumping, while |the purpose. The machinery. will con- Engine and cod Builder —_———__—— mae & COM ms ‘om Jt wave mselves by jumping, while the purpose. The machinery will con- WILL HANDLE EXPRESS Con's court, charging Herman ho fell from n trestle to the ground, fist of a ten-drill electric Rand com- | STEEL AND WOOD = Centralia Election. Quandt San unknown man and/a distance of 26 feet, receiving in- | pressor of the latest type, a hoist SIEEL Ad a , _ | Beginning today, the Northern Pa-| Woman with grand larceny. The /ternal injuries. He was placed [capable of going down 500 fect, a LUMBER MILL. CENTRALIA, Wash. Dec. 1.—E. cific Express company will handle |®mount named In $96. aboard the train, but died before |tank pump and a sinking pump. Ae 19a & Zimmer was nominated for mayor the Wells-Fargo business in this city reaching Seattle the manuf re are #0 crowded i y foreth Fargo company ner Sparling 1s holding an in- | with orders that this machit ans Great Northern Express company | 1900, Mr. Sanders has arranged to} No. 7 DISTON HAND SAWS . The Ledger Sold. Seattle. The change in reported a@ IN MAR Install a four-drill compressor which | Ni in. DISTON AND AV SAWS ACOMA, Dec. ~The Ledger is purely al for purposes of conven YLAND Mr. Mendenhall has on hand and it} No, 12.—26 in, DISTON HAND BAWS, PASO ae Sy ate asin sta ee Jwitt t Ay for operat MAYDOLE HAMMERS . reported sold. J.C. Lord, a bank | j Wil be seaay For Operepion ina week) Oia axe 700 ¢ er of Olympia, is the 1 pu ~ mgs | oF ten Coys Full line Bajley Pl ro prices. Many novelties in the ne 5 Sermons Are Ames | iRersieintadiea Sia Wiest oes WANT CHANCES Superintendent Tregear is now at 5 dA GEO. H WOODHOUSE weil = | 0 ylastings out mace ir he WU . Dec. 1.—German pol second section of Baltimore & Ohio jude above the shatt yy a to tring 1331 econ ve : SE MANILA, Dec 1.—Gen. Hughes\a@ roles are rather aghast at Cham. | train 9, west bound, known as it down to the level of t shaft, in — reports from Iloilo that the province! berlain’s talk about an Anglo-Am-|tht oyster train, crashed into the| The lalist Labor party also order to make room on which to put DADRA 0000 00 00000000000000000008 ‘ has been cleared rebels The in-| erican alliance yesterda Polit tion in South Cumberland | W4nts the city charter amended, and | up the plant is work is an extens surgents were uttered at Passi, | clans say that Germany will not con Oh spcceateeat : }to that end haw petitioned the city! sion of the open cut by means of Te 4 where they made a last nd. Th un alliance with England and|® this morning, and wae badly | council. The resolution addresses | which the ledge was found above the a aper Americans capture 1 10 cannon he United States, as at present the| Wrecked, The engineer, L. R. Kin«|the council as the “hired men of the! 112-fo0t shaft, which had missed It - Dreibund is sufficient ile, of Baltimore, atuck to his post | honorable electors of the city of Se-|and every pound of rock taken out im 8000 of the Twentieth Century patterns - S - n the si nd section, checking ita | avtle It asks for municipal own- shipping ore which ranges from #14 ike to select from. We cater to those who PARIS, Dec. 1.—The jingo press is) fHERLIN, Dec. 1.—It ix authent speed and preventing the t g ership of all street railroads, ferr tis ik Value, Shate’lp nae pil 1 219 Pike Street want their homes beautified. surprising qulet under Chambe 1 r rted that at Windsor th of the pas r nectic water works, gas works, leetri r 600 tor f A : - : a 1 16 passenge etl § ele « ) or 600 tons of ore which will Jain’s thr awair Frar n nference last week with the Kaiser| riously injured and may plants, and all industries requiring | be shipped as soon as the roads ave sah ac lalate ac onsen rome Agenda Nor nd his foreign minister on the one | fireman, Lewis Massey, of Baltimore, | municipal franchise It also wants lin condition for hauling and will =" take te seriousty and aven ' hand and Chambe ria non the oth. " a terribly wealded and died in the | the employ 8 to ele t their own 8u-| yield a good profit, It is intended designed and made to order by first-clase i ’ ' ‘ ' an agreement te eon yoapital her me ele na ne yerior oMicer n anothe a ’ os wWo-compa ent sh Rastein France ane Wgiand, 90% ee hated tn solandas eatere| ciocaie hare 2S rae incite dnairas sae tOrenaNON 4 Shy ts ane Met Ie The eaten ttn ae sy eastern workman, Open evenings. ‘ ‘ nan 1 colonial enter- nu he rear slee e ‘ eren 1 to Apply |some point in the excavation named France may be united again in rises OF Meut trespa- ‘mg on que's| passenger section was w rocked and | whenever 5 per cent. of the electors |and go down on the ore, and to erect | AR T FURRITURE 4& GRILL Ca. pational struggle. 1 burned, f the city shall demand, (LM! necessary buildings, Avamn, opp. Teleytunw mane) ’ 7 ils * os - 7 an