The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 4, 1899, Page 3

NEW LOCATION FOR ’ ' to Present Needs. {V's taland is to be removed to some more accesslb This action on the part of the departr ain Saturday by the receipt of a t by the Chamber of ( The new location of 0 is not announced Solute certainty, but the infer m the tele ar government has decided upon Point Deflance as th building # am from Senator ne he institut tn nati€ution have gt emphasized aa the der ided to abandor At Point Deflance the governn tentiary when built there will not original Intention to estab coma and Commenceme SHOSCHHSOHS OHIO OOS SOOO SSOSSOSSSH SOOO SOESOSSEOHEECHOFEOOD FINEST CHURCH SUGAR WAR IN THE SOUTH NOW ENDED LOUISVILLE, Ky., Dec. 4—-Now! NEW YORK. Dec @ i] that Dig reat ew # waiting expectantly f plemented the velopment in the disce: jon, there is o w admit of a | goemip about the way n the of Dr, Eaton's Walnut street church Arbuckies and other have been induerd to fell their prop- | finers erty to a man wh money tn the whisky business. Fur- has re thermore it is hie intention to tear several which will make Ite fine reached an agreement wh one of the leading course the members of (he sugar or It church who voted to sell do not that some announcemen know who the real purchaser ia. and fect will be made at t they do not know what will be done year It is said, furt with the band. Everybody cise the suger truet will deo knows, or thinks he knows, that J. ¢ and will set pr M. Atherton Is the real purchaser |b amalma rr and that he will build a hotel for t f the ammatier Louis Seetbach The members of the chureh voted mentativ to take no lese than $125,000 net ‘They bave the privilege of taking out s al) the furniture, the organ, and even the fence with which the church is surrounded. po They will place $56.00 with the Brokers are > $126,000 received from the sale of the change tn the m Property and erect one of the finest gare at the firet chureh edifices south of the Ohio would bail any such ne river. At least, that is the pro-|ing ha gramme, according to a me er « the church who was present at ali ny between niea. = “ In the Roped Arena. Rn upply foreign Bobby Dobbs, the Engtieh colored the Unite ~ States gover the new 4 was formed thia week - lightweight ends to to urn Casper Leon and Sig Hart have been matched for a 20-round go at Memphis some time this n Leon has suggested Dee. 6 dbut Hart wants a later date. Andelana for Pleasure. Joe Bernstein and Dave Wallace have finally been matched to meét in a TACOMA, Dec. 4—The into months, and the t round contest at 124 pounds. The affair will be decided at the Broad-|'8"** of the Andelana lays a & Tacom way A. C. tonight. Sam Fitapatrick ie stil! after Tom Ryan for a mateh between the Syra- cusan and hia protegee, Jeff Thorne, of England. Fitzpatrick offers to bet $000 that Thorne ean defeat Ryan ee ar a ee 4 Jack Moffatt, the hard-hitting mid- | when its arm was to mill wharf idly with the tide, th in dropping the dive Gieweight of Chicago. w York debut at the Bro: form, but C.. when he meets Georm wal eeping acre Tom O Rourke'’s middleweight cham- | answers pion, of New England, in a twenty-| gupt Valters, oft five round contest on December 12 company, has stated of a submarine armor Turkey Point" F Smith wants t Fast to the Gre to meet Pataey Haley in a six-round rs Th bout before one of the Chicago clubs men t Gmith thinks that the fact that helessary. There are t stayed two and a half rounds with city, Frank Clark and F f MeGovern while Haley went out in| who ar Ming to atte the first round e is the! -cent on 2% mir r better man, and he wants a chance they do not r to put it over the Buffalo boy lives on any # George & says Jim Corbett haa | th that changed his ideas about hitting Wrecking & Salvage c clinch since that Frisco fight with ©¢ net offers as a r Gharkey. The ex-champion used to | munificent pa $100 contend that hitting in a clinch waa | and a share of stock in the co: way to fight, but he —When the Andelana ix ral the only pro} Wants nothing but long range work #0 the #t ince the sailor slammed a few into diver must live aboard ulatl " his slats, both on the ast and in house barge, and be ready their unsavory Jotham mil m a descent at any hour uae fir Manto = night the FIELDS AT KYAK » Vote on Saloon Closing. HAUTE, Ind 1 the Pr , lny a juestion of ind The steamer To apt, J * . ae pen I t fen, arrived fra yesterday || er : eu morning. She brought 45 passen E. bs : gern. Among them Jack Dal ton, the Alaskan pioneer, The Ky ak gold fields, on Cook | ported to have develor mer beyond expectations The following firat-c gers arrived on the Topeke Haryman, J. G. Davie, H nounced at a mass BLUFF CITY, Kan., D bers last night wrecked tt C. 6. Chapman, J. P. Jorgenson, | the front end of t ta Mrs. Jorgenso’ €, Bodweli, R. A. | with dynamite and 4 Boyle, F. H. Shepard, Jas. Stephen- | 000 In gold lea fon, G, Wadlock, A. Lewis, B.Me- | 1 In the ¢ Connell. F, Walker, W. H. Bllison, robbed J. . Ward, A. W. Turner .F. G. eck, TH Mitchell, D. B. Henders Mrs, F. Connell, Mrs. McKenzie, & Ishelmer, Will A. Steel, W. H Mc Taggart, and 17 second-clas o —- Oo Wood $2.25 & lgad. Tel Buy 6 acres. Moore Inves ot) | Pvet Co, DEWEY CLUB TONIGHT Roads in Bad Condition. { ldrayage, 00 | olub will meet this ev Haller block U. S. PENITENTIARY Government Finds That McNeil's Island ,........ valle MARKET QUOTATIONS Is Inacessible and Inadequate A expanslon « ARLINGTON of Bnohominh ¢ general man TACOMA, Dec, 4—The United States penitentiary at r of addres AMUSEMENTS. Minstrel Show There are several reasons for this al change, Chief ts th fact that the present location is inaccessible, The troable of communication betwe s city tthe nt SOPOOSOHEOSEOSESOSEEEOSESESCOEOHDEHOD Another is due to the fact Present inatity become entirely Inadequate to the needs of the district, consequent upon the great number mina nt down from within the last few *, a demand which gives every tion of becoming Kreater as Alaska bec . re thickly overcrowded bas the ‘sland institution t t m prisoners f Alaska have been taken t ‘ t penitentiary in Catt 1 piling ba ant upen the « t adequate are the pres stidings that tt hy nH of building an enti penitentiary < in the district or of purchasing add . constructing large additions t) ¢ { t A n either event is large and the demands tnereasing, it he 1 building# and seek @ tes SPHOSHOSOSOSO OSES made all his It is asserted that the sugar war) ‘ en no war at snthe, and that in Je down the church and erect on its Havemeyer and Arbuckle ures would be no more rate cutt in promised | With “A Mot Old Time.” | he does the ces, tien and np perform remarkable feats , fight until W 8 and Poultry Philippines v . N.C. dispateh in the Fv with a capital of $25,000, fo neture of bayonet ab Juttan and ntries ax well ax Melasns.parr the meetings looking to the ratifica-|To Make Sh ve —Bay | tion of the male. | NEW YORK, Dee. 4 ice for military service who site 16 of rainbow t. But They wint Not Visit the cata from cut in o big cage « anchorage off the § is usually petted a great moored over the sunken ship awingr like a baby. “Wah! wah! wa London the latter part of this ei: DIVERS READY If Santry’s hand recovers he will meet e Pixon in a #ix-round contest at Chicago during the latter T part of December. | stones (Jobbing) ar the teaching her y the moan « mustn't talk wo 1 Lumber end Building Mot Blew Open the Safe. Object to Roberts. Kiln dried, $1 in advance of green Jobbing Quotations » fobbing quo ' Way were r (lobbing) 4 Jen C, in bb extra C, in b 4.00; f ler ¥ granulated, $5.90; cube spot cash prices. ete, Gobbing)—Patent Fx oelleng $1.90; N A, $3.10; Bt (oakers'), #285; Centennial, $3.30; Goid Drop, $3.15; corn meal, yellow, #1,Wa 1.65 100 tba in 10-lb macks, $1.4 AD ke rn meal, whit $16 180 per 100 )be In 11h sacks $7.60 bt Nh di-lb sacks buckwheat flour, pure $4.00 per 9 Iba in Ib aneks; crack 1 farina, $3.00 per 100 in 6-1 ss per 100 Ib 10-1b 100 Iba In 10-1b sacks: wraham fic $1.75 per 100 Ib» in 10-1 t flour, $1.85 per 100 tbs tr rye meal, $2.10 per 100 10-1 aacka; rye flour, $2.26 per 100 It in 10-Ib wacks; aplit peas, 100-lb sacks, $3.00; split peas, $4.00 per 100 tb Ib boxe ‘od pean, $2.60 per 1 100 ity acks, #2 per ewt in 26-1 boxes; wheat flake 7 + th boxes, $1.85; wheat flakes, $2.50 $3.40 180 Ibe net: fancy rolled oate, » ka, 32.0 racked wheat “ bbl in b sacka; steel st oatmeal, $6.50 per bbl in I> sacks; graham flour, $2.90 per bbl n 6O-1b sacks; whol t fle 3 vc nit h'th'h avi. Sye'men os Washington & Alaska per bbl in 60-1b packs; rye four, ag 180 ibe net per bbl; fancy rolled oat in bbls fancy r aacks, oats, 90-11 Coffee Gobbing)—Green — Mocha ie Java, per ib, 29G26 tholce, per Ib, 2 ackie’s, in 100-lb cases. per 100 Iba, eat ba, $11.86; 86-11 nes, per 100 ibe $11.95; Java, 60-1b tine, per Ib, 6 sack, Me, Aden Mocha, Ie; ¢ la, 2 Ouatemala, 2 «r re as tide will soon be here ng bargains far and near— Eh, Mra. Buyer? Fix your ‘tention on this spot You'll regret it? N you ll not, ever, Mra. Buyer. Henny - Coryell Co. 716 and 1221 First Ave. Sethe tener ATTLE STOCK EXCHANGE 1020 First Ave. P UBLIC ew Memagemoent Dally os a. N ee A. CORCORAN » » * Manager ® 2 * See eeeeeeeeaneeeaee eee in the 14, bardtack bivculte as Powder now nonprnesn Roslyn or Queen Coal At 1020, Firet avenue. Tele- phone Main 699. Delivered to any part of the eity EIN E FUR These N cold days make you think of the warmth in our Fine, New Furs. 1918 thie 0. « Ro Pacific Coast Steamship Co, r San Francisco |—_£-22 weve oe ATTLE FOR ALASKA Leave Seattle 9 cha; whole stem and hours of STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S | 5. Fast Mail = City of Scattle December 5th For Skagway, via Vancouver Ketchikan and Junea, ia 65 Hours ‘Steamship Farallon ae | end Dyes yler street Vancouver, Ketchikan, Heim Bay, | Juneau, salle irom Yesler whart |Friday, December 8, at 10 P. M. DOOWELL & CO., yen The White Pass Yukon Route Pacific & Arctic. Railway and Navigation Company British Columbia Yukon Rall- fancy rolled oats, per Ib cases, per 100 und Lion, 1008, $11.25; a, Tuesday, seditiaiaual British Yukon M. T. & T. Co. 18 THE GATEWAY TO Atlin, Dawson and Cape Nome Gold Fields is the Time to Start for Cape No engerand Freight Agent Telephone Main iiding, Beattie, Wash First ay Phone Main 117, ar in Peat Chicago and Kast Want to Buy a Watch? Don't do it until you have the ‘Louis Klodt’’ High grade for Klodt SWISS WATCHMAKER 824 Second Ave., o ry trousers, $2.75 RRR RRR RRR * * * * * * * * * * * December 1 we remove * * to the LEADER, 710 Second 7 i Ave., and will ive our » « patrons the benefit of what = * it would cost to move our * * goods by selling them at 4 : less than cost * * — * » Mrs. E.H. Johnson, Mgr. « * 1000 Second Av.cor.Madison * * * OOOO we N pra for pa and And, t AW t, what the futur ! i rer ba \ And the rest of our.lives be a Thanks Day BECAUBE AT Sal Viggo Frit (0 415 Pike Street Is - left the ee argest stock Fruit ‘lid me In Seattle, W. S. KIRK, BONNEY & and Kmbaimore Nora, Third Ave. and Columbia ss Sele phone Main bi Beattle, Wasa, and WEST'S Porter Ale and AUSTHACT OF TITLE. OMHOTNE {VER & CO, tne and te wtract company od 16m ATTORNEYS ALLAW OY CAR BOL raity apd awyer. prootur in adm iettor ofpateats, Koon 14!) iinekbe CHAS N 19-16 Maller vide. J. HW. NAYLOR, former Pros. Atty holnish € 65-06 Auilivan bie AMOMITEOTS, i W. HOUGHTON, 414, 416, 416, 417 a block. BUSINESS COLLEORS Hanis THe VINET NATIONAL BANK OF . in all the prir a the United States and Kurove, TUE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK OF BEATTLE. stock paid te >. Bulleers of bide. snkers, ete; pile drive atsone; deslére to pilen es BEST and only thoro aca 4 echo i= ety ke hall, Fifth and Pike. YOM MAL OOD paying grocery. Grol, Damus and Osner, 106 Madison street. TWO STERN-WHEEL ENGINES and a Marive Botler and pumps, all in good condition, Apply Cahn & Cohn, cor, Railroad ay. and Yesier. HAL DRESSING AND Ma MANICURE MRS. E. A. HUMPHREYS, Hae Dressing, Face Massage and Mani- cure. 625 and 626 Pacific blocks. RACINE Bath Cabinets, best made. Turkish bath in your heme for 3c. Call or send for catalogue. Mod- ern Tollet Specialty Co, 109 2n4 av. —————_—_———a———e——eEe—— HOTELS AND FURNISHED Koons to §7 per week. ee ee, HOTEL SAVOT—Picasant meme: 638 Fi JUNK. Ane ee Cal LOANS AND INSUMANC | aa Som nw rid jeans, re METROPOLITAN Prin & Bintias On. 112 Yesier way. ‘Phone | WANTED—To buy oid @old and silver, Ht. fivnnel. mtr. jeteler, "de Biweniey Block. Hensel, mfr machine A chines for male street, opposite ———— PRUNING. cXP. ERT “PRUN {ER—Those having jobs needing attention, send word to C. H. Nelson, care Star office. D HAND GOODS. A FULL LINE of Heaters, cook . stoves and furniture of every de- scription at EB. Chapin'’s, @th & Pile — TIN AND SHEET METAL WORK. AAA UP EVERY description; ‘aa irpenys furmaces and soo ang Feot Clark, 107 W. Madison ‘theme MiSin a? WANTED, lw ANTED—On the 6th of December, each one to remember—The Car penter’s ball is held eat Ranke's hall. Music by Wagner's orches- tra, and that’s all. Ladies mot ad- mitted without an escort, HERE Is no “drag work We give you the work when promis charge only what Is fair con- f labor and money-saving fg hen dealing with us you have to pay the bill of, the ‘men ain't w us anything; his kind of le pay ue In advance or we don’t do the work Pigott & French Printing Co. 104 W, Washington St, Seattle, Wash. 1425 Third A MENT, GOODS FT & Sons. For wholesale fish business. Inquire. C. E. EDWARDS 1 Marion, bet. Westerh aad Railroad Ave, WIGHTMAN POPSHHSS OHSS OHS OOS $900 Will buy sightly level lot, 60x120, on 13th ave., two and a half blocks north of Madison; surrounding im- provements first-class, we W.D. FIELD / Real Katate ney G. A. VIRTUE } tan 226 BAILEY BLDG. PHONE MAIN 337 @ /Pooerereegeosocess Sore serevesesseoess PHOS HSOOOOOOOOOGS