The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 4, 1899, Page 2

Stee bn. ease nae : ' ' 2 THE § THE SEATTLE STAR. BE, wetls. & Co., PUBLISHERS. BIG INCREASE Kb WELLES Kosten DUsiNRNY MANAG rent per (opr per Week, of twenty-lve Velterial Rooms and Burtness Omee Great dratnen of State Fish Industry. Fish Commissioner A.C, Little will There dos nok seem to be any good reason why the railroads should | begin work in a few days an an scratch along the water front and throw up beach embankments and jnual report that will be a remark able expoaition of the state's develop- Du tered at the postomice, et Feattio, Wa! Tavegton, second-class matter tresties in order to get into the city. ‘They are crowding and jo#tling each other in a most unnecessary manner and the trouble will steadily scheme of ing the n railroad: ment in ite feherics The advance jot the past year, or rather of 1899, has been wonderful and the prom i of the future, through the work of the hateheries, Is even brig! Wworse.as the years pass by ‘unless “he who is changed. Seattle has no room fo prospective, upon the water front. The only thing to do, then, be to dow both present about and see whether there is not some practicable =m of letting : Seven of ver by at rea bd »¢ In operation by the « f th them into town from behind ‘ year, and a new eyeing station will Engineers who have examined the lay of the land in and about the have been ih use for a seaaon At wh the (other new hateher construction be commen y Will be under nd preparations will shortly after the is the report f th eo en more hateh very good entrance to be secured thro e which Madison street passes on a tress center of city, state that there is long and wide depression acr tle out near the bicycle path, This depression curves into ¢ the city and there are no heavy grades to be encountered, The valley ts low and undesirable for residence or business would | This, with make an excellent place for the tracks of railroads ma, the Chinook and Chehalis hateh purposes and hateheries at Kala * eries, will give the state elghteen In no other city of the United Siates do the roads all try to sq ee \athaecs cn Wamekinee on. into town along & water front in ihe way that they are trying to pacity Over 100,000,000,000 spawn Seattic. There is no necessity for such a course. The city ls not Inap annually The annual report of the fish com Minaioner will ahow the colle , ntes has been fully ed. The only that some proachadle from behind. exouse for the water front # On the contrary it is easily ent ramble if found in the fa tracks which. were, buftt in early days are in existence and It costs | pectation of the depar ut money to grade new lines into town from another direction. Then, too, $28.900 has been turned into th na the business center of Seattle at present is down near the wharves and Fyne — . on oS the mast : a 2 the railroads like to be as near to that center as they can get hecome effeative anal a iste muse It might not be a bad idea for the city authorities to direct the city | ber of Heenses had been lasued, the ar revenue js engineer to look carefully into avenues for ratiroads to enter the city | estimate « from the direction of Lake Washington instead of along the Sound beach. Certainly some in tigation should be made before the city gives hae not, perhaps, been as thor up for all time streets leading to (pe water front ough as the department had hoped ee ee ft but under the ciroumsta It is said that plans have been perfected to erect a monument in | resarded as satiefactory, The depu Erie, Pa. in memory of the late Capt. Gridiey of the famous Olympia, | '"* vice hes gre sokkguuee obetie which is now lying at Charlestown navy yard, out of comminsion. cally all men in the Meanwhile the widow and chil/ren of the gallant captain are living | up to the la in straitened circumstances in Erie. While Gridley's death was direct 5 ceed output ~ nun o nm the jound f ot bee nitely aacer ty due to the injury sustained in the battle of Manila bay, his widow re- |) i a ae — R r rede - v ceives only a pension of $30 a month. Some day, no one can tell when, #h* | total will amount to fully 900,000 may receive a part of the prize money to be awarded on account of (e* This is @ big increase over th the victory which her husband helped to win. joutput of last year and ae cach cas isin Faces ibs of canned ealmon represents an av At the last session of congress # bill was introduced granting her @ | Crag oe thirteen flah, it meanm neat pension of $100 a month on account of the distinguished services of the | ly 12,000,000 salmon have been taken man who was told by Admiral Dewey, “You may fire, when ready.” but hae this purpose. " st wilt doubtless t introduced at the | The quantity of salmon sold locally 5 ee See see SS 3 fate tea Rat in estimated at $00 tons Smoked fien coming session and deserves speedy success held thelr own, not showing the in Until, however something like amends for past neglect of the widow | crease that was expected of then and children of the captain of Dewey's Magehip at the battle of Manila (bul making @ good showing. Ther t th nject | WA4 an Increase in the amount of bay is actually accomplished it will strike most persone tha! ie proje ealt Gal bet ua vat oa umarer onitah of a monument to Capt. Gridley may be wel! held in abeyance —_——— a have been obtained When 6 company of business men get together to start a new mer- heads, they naturally seek for the shrewdest and most capable persona to ¢ collection of individual license } ate MINING LAND Oft times when the people of a city decide to elect officials to man- ’ age their business they take anything or anybody that comes along re- gardiess of character or ability. Such a procedure is not business-like. | Loomis, Wash, Dec ‘The affairs of a community dught to be handled by the most capable men the first to be found within its borders. party of Fargo men to the Paimer qui mountain district, attracted here by i 7 the development being made and a Beattie gould be the best governed city upon the Pacific coast In anhos stating te Geakaee wna A stead of one of the worst, if the voters would take the trouble to nomin- at Wehe, a large owner ate the best men available for office. The trouble has been in the past locations on Palmer mountain. T thet professional politicians have had undue influence in primaries and | ¥i#lt resulted in the purch: ‘large Interest in 1 mining boc Rominating conventions. Let the perple thermeeives take matters in hand + the fecent. farming of the We 4—A bout of last July there came a4 for the coming spring election In this city cons ated Mining & Milling © -_—_—__-oo-- pany and the tran of a large ‘The merry(round of burglaries and holdups continues without inter ho! to Cincinnati capitaliets, tb mission. The Seattle police force is powerless with a chief who will not deal involving $100,000. One of principal factors obtaining property and making this deePewas soa iJ. J. Hughes, of Fargo. N. D. he | retaining a large holding tn the con enforce the law nor drive the crooks out of town. many However, on this trip Mr APIE TRUST {MORE MILLS = Seno 1S FORMED SHUT DOWN ress enititieg renee he Wehe properties, userehTtlof fet Charles Kling, the new ‘ple king” eh the Wehe properties. The result of Secretary Beckman, of the Shin- {at examination has brought Mr of New Engtand, has formed « with a center at New Hav Hughes a, omit r t Association, has charge of the | 2US*es again te Loomis, and Batu which intends to controt the pie day he closed another deal for six grand banquet to be given in this jocations just south and east of th lelty om the 16th inat, Practically Wehe properties. This time Mr st. As the beers bape bape 24 pene fea four |¢¥ery shingle manufacturer in the Hughes came in the interest of him- or five times a day, Mr. Kling ex-| state will be in attendance ae Cee Soene Senwecene triends, pects to make enormous profits. He! Yesterday the following mills sent *0° Fave tim carte, blagche to use doea not care who controls the other In notice that they had shut down: awe jetgmpt: is the selection industries of New England as long E. lL. Gaudette, Lookout, Skagit a a ee of Palmer mountain as he operates all the ple milis jeounty: North Tacoma Shingle Co., slaline that they could spake into s A dispatch from New Haven says|Tacora; J. MeNeil, Snohomish; | “¥'Gend-paying mine Mr. Kling bas been in the pie busi-| Thos, Robinson Lumber Co. (two nens ever since he was a boy. Orig-| mills) inally he hatled from Brooklyn, in which city he drove a pie wagon and| Whatcom Saturd: to attend the} then run a large cruller and pretest| county convention of shingle men| yy. asting achooner Eureka is factory. But he felt early that hix| held there. ashore near Empire City, Or. She mission in life lay in the direction of y maps sea | was forced on the beach Just north Fad po etlge For tde we patenglenaned PAILWAY NOTES of the Jetty during the recent storm pon , » Her cargo will be saved, but ity | and tried to sell pies in Brookiyn. He feared the ves is evel bc Ly Giscovered that the City of Churches | was exceedingly poor as a pie feid.| The transcontinental lines will ts- 1 will go to New Engiand.” he | gue a circular shortly containing the muttered, “where the ple consump-| names of those Pacific coast prod- tion is 8 per cent. per capita greater | ucts affected by the new classified “SY Be 2 ps ta se . Eastern rates to take effect January m" ~ te Barb the revenue cut- fn order te atimpulate the pie con | first ter Bear will sent out from San Pie.” The sommeattion of reste artic }cifie and the Northern Pacific hav. inated a Joint ¢ pepe e 2 Bn po Dh Bagel yada | entat rate of $25 from the Twin Cities The barks Topgaliant, Hary Morse ulsiana and tug Holyoke, with th> mer Csarina In tow are still mbound at Clallam bay Several of the >» long it is ared they have run out of provi- reular making a col-| 7 Rave’ bees ous tor, whose friends say he la more of pang cig ll aons a benefactor to the human race than |‘? bs cchecreeeuimatsitanoneas The steamer Dirigo, Capt. George " | even Edison, asaured a reporter that Koberts, in expected to arrive from it could be made up in every concelv able variety, from mince to lemon meringue. HARD BLOW AT A st tie | “A Hot O14 Time” is an attrac at tion that it is worth while going to | the Fritish-American line will put on with John W, Jess and Miss Ada Wil. Is expected at any time. A tug Henry in the roles formerly assum kept in the straits waiting to tow he north this evening AMUSEMENTS. |" The government launcher Scout and ard arrived from the naval |atation this morning The steamer Bloemfontein, which BIGMARCK, N.. D, Dec, 4—Th«|¢4 by the Rays, There is not a dull her In wtate supreme court in a decision minw during the entire perform The steamer City of Beattie ar handed down to@ay hoids that resi- *"°e- |rived Saturday might with a very John and Bertha Gleeson make a smal! passenger Hat great hit in thelr character dancing.| phe yy Miss Annie St. Tel earns her recalls for novelty dancing. Other clever ‘ falties introdu are parodies | the express purpose of securing a | *PC diveres da nbs tages residence. The | PY Messrs. J and MeRobin, and Seat ture Increased the perio’ |*0l08 by Mr. Wallace Tlack and Miss | nie 3 of residenee requisite from 9 days Pestrice Rice. The second act clos to @ year, but this decision will af- en with some artistic cake-walking fect many divorces granted prior to! PY the entire company ; “A Hot Old Time” will be bye Gotng into eect of thenew Ihw.| sy oe thie week, with the usual ION ANNUAL MEETING matinee on Saturday next. Miniature Dawson City. WASHIN D. C. Dec, 4 OF THE TEACHERS: The miniature City of Dawson.|Gen. David B. Henderson was un now on ej at 1923% Second |animously nominated speaker by the ‘ a splendid exhibition. | Republicans in Saturda “pe | re are hanere ie of moving char | night SALEM, Dec. 4.—The western div-|acters. The business blocks, pav-| The Democratic caucus resulted in iston of the Oregon State Teachers’ lions, and the suspension bridge | the nomination of James D. Rich Association will be organized in rep-|are admirably set out in relief with |ardson for speaker resentative hall at the capitol Dec. hills, mountains and glaciers form _ a ber 27. The programme arranged ing a background. | for the meeting will open at 8p. m.| The aurora lights and the day and| Mice Plum for Hasson. with introductory remarks by State evening acenes are produced by eleg-| AKRON, 0., Dec. 4.The apoint @uperintendent Ackerman Ex-/tric light effects, This work whs|ment of a census superviser for the Mayor Ciaude Gatch, of Salem, will designed and invented by a returned | clahteenth censua district to succeed deliver the addreas of welcome on|Klondiker and a citizen of Beatle|J. W. Little, deceased, will be made within a few days by Senator Hanna dence in the state must be bona fide to give the litigant the benefit of the state divorce law. Those who come to the state for onolulu mail t# piling up at the local postoffice. The mati steam er Bloemfontein, which was billed t sail from here on Dec 1, has not yet arrived in port caucus behalf of the city, and RR. F. Robin- | at a cost of $10,000. fon, principal of the central school, the district having a Democratic res Portland, will make the response. The cigar store of Samidge &| pr ntative in the house. Senator Gov. Geer will then deliver the ad-|Winebrenner, in thel Seattle hote | Hanna left the selection of an ap dress, whith will be followed by an| block, was entered early yesterday | pointee to Col. Charles Dick, and he informal reception by the teachers; morning, and $150 worth of cigars |has named Major H. A, Kasson of ef Salem. | sec ured this city. i ol a i RN CL ae A rm icin ft mining | The advisory committee will go hed | ‘ALONG THE WHARVES: — a EATTLE STAN. Initiation May Prove Fatal | MUNCIE, Ind, Dec. 4 | big row at the Eastern Indiana no |mal university over the initiation There js a weer 3 [Clarence Deaton into t nyet f seaeecaaesee weet ne eas see THE TOTEM | \___the Germans Lead the Wor'd in New Discoveries in Med cine POLE CASE The German Medical Institute é Represeuts Newest Discoveries of German Scientists, To Establish Thess Remedies We Offer You The totem £ trou ull ber nr 4 , caster" Gongultation and Treatment Absolutely Free. Saha hth tots bean Sree CATARRH Federal grand jury coverics enable us to cure CATARRH, BRONCHITIS and CON. Ro Joh a t bus . We have cured more cases of catarrh than all the doctors in ee ed nega ey gt Amol ta i lel Seattle combined. : mo RUPTURE rh one gear iat: ipa ag tye lb We cure RUPTURE by simply applying medicines to the outside —no cutting, Sinuapeen br the Wate ¥ no needles. We are the only doctors in the WHOLE WORLD who can do this. WOMEN We successtully treat IN SPOKANE SKRUN, OUSSRIS Dist ASE, MARK TEN SUIE eure face pimples and black heads. NERVES and STOMACH Good Words for a Business Man of Seattle. We cure HITS and all DISEASES of the NERVES, Many of the leading citizens of Seattle have been cured. all DISEASES of WOMEN PREE. Ours is positively the ONLY cure for We cure all Stomach, Liver and Bowel Troubles. ET eee tone u| WreATEe VER his state, wa yenterd In fact, whatever ails AILS YOU you, call and the doctors will locate every ache and the & ‘ ie pain, and tell you w hat ails you without asking you a question. If you Wednesday, Mis h “ can’t call write, Our system “of home treatment fs perfect. ae eee eee ndbge ‘ Sore st? Pacific Block (Oid Seattle National And haw progressed from an emp) German Medical Institute 79 fiery cis Seuttle Nations! Sank y, to head of or — Grme n th Northw Man eocenecosegsooooooooons| SE AT Tt; E THE ATER adopted the habite of the Caucasian NEXT ATTRACTION, He ts om his way hor from an ex SUNDAY, DECEMBE 3rd, tended tour of the eart Many improvements in the Line Are in Progress. where he merchants to take company. He 5 ST. PAUL Dee. 4—Chief Engin- altimore cer EB. WH. McHenry, of the North c following yeaterday’ information in regard to the pro furnishes the jan re a Po Ma ' Boban Trading ©OM- | Loned extensions and cut-offs shown pany was ed July 13, 1899 having for tts « nent of | 0% the map ac npany the last ltrade with the ¢ » is oe annual report of t company idly bee ag At hand The cut from Grand Forks to itiged, with a « | for Drayton, N. D., will be 44 miler American pro mv sp, leneth and will run along th un y.¢ the for als wh tea k a and wn from Wheat Japan y D., will probabt «© bullt from Castieton » Drteke ek. | be bu nm tleton to Dickey h tet some other in the James me i. er valley and will be about 70 Ps ie og miles long th ntis Th extension from Mlinor to merchants of and Melens Oakes, N. DD. will be about 20 miles Mont.. Spokane, Walla Wail ne ma and Seatt Wash Portiand,|. Th extension from Edget Oe vat! Wain a Gi « gD. southwest via Ashley t this company an ad » Yates on the Missourt river has not mihercial way posacesed on surveyed, but jt will b “ther trading company, ax it nelehborhood of 100 miles lon: me A to Ite stock s and decided whether fis : ar. f there lines wil ext year or not er ata eae Short Line from Ager a peon rk in ¢ east and south na and Jap nn ‘ water river, has with responaible firme, many lines of completed for a distance of Semerickh bobde Wil #4 Introd The entire line will be 63 on 2 are belne mate f “< long. and it Is ext it shipments, and ¢ ne aagestg f It in operation by January a ne f t = The Lapwat branch has been com . . - k ie 4 from Lt wal, Idab to Cul} $750,000, 4 . . Sac, 15 miles, and will be extend . 5 miles further Nothing defin has been decided in regard to the |gion shown in the map The F mer cut-off from Palmer THE SETTLERS to Auburn, Wash. 22 mil 2 been ara 4 i tracklaying is in | progre: ar Properties So WASHINGT ‘Thesettiors inside the forest re N. D. C., Dec. 4.—| int Olympic mountain ¢ NEW YORK, I ‘ »pper pro- need have little fear regarding perties at Cape @Or, Cumberland tion will be ured in their county, have been sold to the Color It has been the intent 41 Copper Company, New York, for Jepartment of the interior ever | $395.000, saya the Evening Pont e the true # Was vouch dispatch from Halifax ed for by Senat to f sh | deal wae clesed after. t relief at the very ariiowt pe le ‘amination of both moment Ordina ef would | opening of exten niy come after the 1 1 | au will mark a new era in mining his vey had gone over every section of |tory of Nova Scotia, Some th land and classified tt, designa will be spent in d what porte were auitable for agr re the plant ia t cultural purposes and what were | ed not but in the present instance it is Proposed to ure instant rellef omer te hand Senator F tre 8 loriginal sition to at throw j of the rener thill an al it in belli 1, b Aa fa pen nid ¢ « nd, as Senator tee : : we would rather go a trifle tho far “There's one store in this matter than do any injustice to those who are ploneering it in western Washington HICKS BRINGS SUIT AGAINST THE STATE : you can say to yourself, where good clothes ar salways to be found.” IT'S REDELSHEINERS: OLYMPIA, Dec, 4.—State Printer | Hicks has begun suit in the au ay) « er the sur h h t claims ts du arious tate raity and the agricultural cot Ir The secreta fatate allow ed the bills, but the state auditor re It's the biggest and best in th fused to audit them without th state sanction of the printing board It's where most the senalty iyers ne for their busir und dress clothing It's because they sell the best the maker makes HE WAS SPANKED. A. Preisington, a would-be thief was given a od thrashing by a North Seattle butcher yesterday af ternon. Pretasington stole an over up ap ap oat belonging to the owner of th m at market. The latter «aw Preis 5 ington as he going out of th . - “ ~ shop doc Preiasington started to |m Strongest Top Coat House In tho Stato run The butcher started after him ngeton was then taken to police |@ dquarters, oe aso8 j ‘ BEACH & BOWEN'’Ss ANOUS MINSTRELS Fourt - SALE... Saturday, 10 a. m <= GAUGE 2] Bok Sale came Aetrser, 6 mm HIRD AVENUE THEATER, Watches wom Russell i tos oo and Manager. 3 cline 3 One Week martina Sunday, Dec. & Pi verse laugh, The Rays’ Howl- o. AND Jewelry: A Hot Old Time At Your Own Price Two hours and a half of pure and ; AT THE EMPORIUM Nothing But Laughe : 817 Second Ave, th consecutive season, Popular PF Box Pretty Girls Catchy Music. Exe | Specialties, THEATER, 0S Second Avenue cellent 3 OLYMPIC ——— B. P. Kunkler, Manager, The Trocedero rrr rit tii FARCE AND COMEDY COMPANY IN NUMBER 3 The Winton OF Dawson City An exact reproduction of the mete | rop f the K ke Hundreds ° he characters, actually ene in business Fe : ] Lights avlight and Evening Effects IMISSION, 10 cents SYCAMORE, M1, Dec. 4.—The talk of this section is a voting | the Weekly Ad | : IRD RESSING Mrs. E. G. Hanson test conducted by lv . most popular old maid in Sycamore tiser, which will bring a purse of MANUPACTURER Hairbra and a pr and which may bring a horsewhip ping or worse to the enterprising edl tor of the Advertt Harvey ! Westgate, The contest will close De- ali “ cember Spot Cash Up to date over 2 of the most ror largely of achool ¢ ke an q Fur Aesay Value. Any Quantity. business women ~ can @ JOSEPH MAYER & BROS. enter the race who is engaged to 1eCherry SF. Butiding marry The majority of the bache © ©, lor girls take the n s i-na urediy, but a few are ¢ dingly Angry and threaten vengeance on the [J Owe Eepr ¥. W, Lowe, appear. Meantime the race goes and the interest increases, and the 414 Yesler Way. outlook ie that the xceedingly warm k will be Telephone Main 700 And we w for your order How the Olympia Was Named ame Olympla was given Ad miral Dewey's flagship as a com “SEATTLE TRANSFER CO. Squire of Washington told a report ‘ how It happened . When I waa in the Senate,” 1 Trelgnl, Passenger and Baggag, said, Benjamin F. Tracy, then » ° STORAGE retary of the navy, sent for me I _— called on him and he said: ‘Senator ‘Thons Main 41-4 = Goa 623 First avanay we have a new cruiser, and we want ’ to name it after one of the cities in NSURE with the Columbian Accie 1 mak dent Associat teserve Fundy 000, Incorporated under the Tracy and aald:| laws of th ashington. Accit lent and Sick benefits tion I thanke Mr ou have given me | Agents wanteds n very deiicate tank. I ive in Tas| EB. W. ANDREWS, President, oma. If I say Tacoma, the peo-| F. L. MILLER, Secretary, ple of Seattle, a large municipality, | Home office, 24 will be sore. Spokane might do, but she isa rival of both Tacoma and Heattle, I'll tell you what I'll do. Olympia is a nice little pl and Hand-Painted the people there wil the NA China compliment, Then .- coma, Seattle nor Spokane can fir Novelty any fault. Call the new cruis > Givmeta.’ Prices lhe to 406 All right, senator,’ Tracy, ‘Olympia it shall be And Ww mauOW Display that is how the famous warship hap. pened to be name Barrington’ Dn Store . Second and Pike "Phone Pike 82. The bark Ferris 8. Thompson hax reported off Dungeness. Sh from San Francisco Oct # the slowest voyage on joween that port and Port inisics § Fepied Mr. : Look at Our Front