The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 5, 1899, Page 1

an 2 THER SKATTLE STAR. eiKe*iso _ YUL, 1. SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, TUE [grerereeecooooooes Soiacst00"F BUSINESS GOES i$ 3 ar Mit ete :| WITH A RUSH Estimates given on all classes of work eon . ught for Hberty b oe 4 Star Paint Co. @ would fight again if necessary, B00 Pike St e iad 1 this time be wuld sweep the : MoArdle ree @ Question, But ie ad. These erances, co le tag Treen Damen here orenied 4 Gets No Explanation. | 4 areata alee 3 One of the first matters to come up Toy Watches POCO SCSSSSCOSOS SS OSS Hf lil NihUH Counc! Moeling wan DAY EVENING, DECEMBER 5, 1599. NO, 243, ALL PAPERS & niimerously-#igned petition for the ( II things, but our prices are small, too. We'v . ¢. ea forfeiture of the avenu bul vir business on small articles at i neiens, @ and that no means should be spared to show the world what the @ | jino's franchise. The petitioners are ' and today we show one of the Gnest lines of oye in the It Contains an Elaborate Presenta-:.0 ss Susan Sues fom YS iiss tac ede ‘ . ’ . % bend sear Batata Tae Gueeotion tocmrends thet eumese ore. > [Were present last night ip. the lob COON BROS., i417 Second Ave. tion of the President’s Views, 2 chZcLestiGe cSeteemens 3 SLA rns . @ marines or nm the Philippines who voluntarily remained in @ say oh a“ rr == @ service a r ment had expired o n this connection the clerk . * Speaking the the grostdent gare Ulei there are n cs a letter from Frank Osgood, manag BRUNNER & co. }@ in the Philippines over 65,000 officers and men, and in the United @ bo thegah an hi 4 Reds ee meena pmaLeas }@ Staten st 18,000, fle speaks wordaof the highest commendation @ (he of the petitioners, deciarir om HE TREATS ON MANY SUBJECTS : for ther nolicry cence, wiling sacrienstateerity and abil. @ |they mouid hala mim yereonaity re| Groceries, Wines and Liquors sal bd Kross and reckless mijs-statements 502 Pike Street, corner Fifth, ‘Phone Green 794. Postoffice Abuses to Be Corrected. Thia letter, however, did not have T A a8 | . As to the pomtoffi the president suggests that cor @ | the desired of . - Hastings On hand a fine line of whiskies in bulk and bottles as fol- ays rusts Are Pernicious an QUIT |g mcr: turn an annuni deneit into « surpiue by legislation for cor- @ | for he arore in the lobby and relte lows: Monogram Rye, Canadian Club, Oscar Pepper, . : ae calek cnedeones as emt tae vane S |tion. The matter was referred t> Burke's Irish, Burke’s Scotch. McBrayer Bottled in Bond, urges congress to adopt recommendation of the secre- @ 3 a Be Legislated Out of Existence. © tary of the navy by enacting Iexislation which Wil enable the de. @ (the corporations coinmittes, which ete., etc. Hennessy and Martel Brandies, French Cordials @ partment to make contracts for armor for new battleships carly @ [Will meet next Friday evening at and Imported Gin. * Th ' ston roll in June tnclu 1 991,000 names. The recom. @ : - Madison street paving went . aoa DECLARES: THAT CUBA MUST BE FREE |S rortrticn ts mate's tastes vecsions tor widows ween nes > | Ml scar understansing on the| DANGEROUS NEGLECT OF IHE EYE heibig wn tte almoe o la © ¢ CU nme? ° part of the council t he for a 3 ‘s om Grats Gatind os te ens of paving the property re tes Eecaoussbis tn thoes apn Ssetthe'rllal of eft ni iscusses thé Philippine Question, the Cur- « AL that Micer of the Usited States had promised the Fil- @ |, James street was ordered planked H. CLAY KV EMSOLE, Optician, 720 First Ava e nd r n return for thelr assistance, The rebellion, @ aes Be aoa natal te yee a " . © put down Otvt government cannot b estab o me COtR Sareerne avout 9 n s rency and Other Matters of Great @ ated Until order ie restared de og eye - | ; a The Future of the Philippines. tell him, but still all seemed anxious ACME > Will be found in our Suits. We are Importance at This Time. Ps The future government of the Philippines reste with con- @ |t set away : al po his Time ot, kovernme seniliontase Yast with 200°: % seinem Tailors, and can cut, fit, and make ‘ r : y sw and equity. They cannot be abandoned. @ se Clothes that will stay in shape. has t made that we could ren: our @ N. P, WORK art, ; ry WASHINGTON, D. C., De Roberts, of Utah, monopolized @ @ author t ands, and ving them independence @ STY I E Standard Tailoring Co., (012 Third Avenue @ attention before the house assembled today. On the Democratic @ @ 1 retain a pr rate over them. This proponition will not @ 4 ——EE ec " ae mn @: m desire hat I should commend this time, a » o eating with the There waa a g sentiment in favor @ @ ' rs { government for these MAAREA, When peace @ of extending cond f »berta to t polygamous Re- @ (@ « t wt 1. it w t futy of congress to construct a a nates @ publican officers-holde Utah. Lents, of Ohio, prepared a reso. @ | P!An of government shall establish and maintain freedom, TACOMA, Deo, 5—The Northern @ lwttion providing that should How"ef two @ |f (reer ands he Pk ae : ; Pacific will begin the work of dreds @ postmasters appointed by McKinley ed that e @& . . r Hawatl and Alaska, and that preety, 3 alton paras Gan tes ae ate *! oe @ were notorious polygamists at the time of their appolutment two @ @ ¢ the sar 1 be had with reference to Porto Rico. @ |ly after the firet of the year. The CHAS. G. HOLCOMB, Optician, 2 @ years ago, and that they are now under indictinent for polys- @ @ @ |work is expected to be rushed as a - = == oa. @ SHPHSSH OO: SEHOSOS OO OOOO OOOO OOOO OO OOD | wer an It In begun. The announce % « PY On the Republican side the leaders felt that they had the ad- @ = ees ment that this work is to be com dew decccc caneddtel Menced at once comes from a semi @ vantage in the direct Qght on Roberts, and they considered plans @ WILL NQT PUT RAINS HAVE official source and is regarded as to maintain thelr position. ° correct ’ e —_— — 7 channel Is to be deepened and TS SERS » as Rivnas Gok Gud te Westnet Ai pawn eter. The.cematt- > | widened no an to allow deep nea craft — @ tee which waited on the presid reported that his message was @ | U A | BEEN LIGHT | to come up as far an Eleventh street a a Ss ‘ | bridge if necessary, Room will be @ ready, and the reading began at 12:13 p. m. ° aes SS | provided In the chanel for boats to ° 2 ‘The senate met promptly at noon. After Bates, of Tennessee, © |ewing around from the berth at ‘> HO|« 7 E = @ was sworn in, the reading of the president's message began. o : WAS tee any D eo 1—| Water in all the Western Washing-| which they will He. This means that . js x c val .o nels, | ton streams bas subsided and the | dirt enough will be removed from MoKinley’s Message to Congress. who was the Gold Democrat candi- | danger of permanent damage to rail- | the bottom to fill in a large share of coogeesoe IN voce: The president opens his message with a tribute to the late Vice President Hobart. He then refers to the country’s prosperous condition and gives figures to show the vast strides made in com- merce. The attention of congress is invited to the need of modi- fications in the matiogal bank act and that body Is urged to au- thorize the organization of national Darr wit @sheus. capital. Continuing he says “1 urgently recommend that to support the existing, gold standard and to maintain the parity in value of the colns of the two meta at all tim date for president im 1896, called at | road, telegraph and telephone =.) jthe tide fate. ) the White House today with ex-Re- | panies is past. The firat annoyance presentative Josiah Pa | WOODLAND PARK 2 Denny- Blaine Land Co. h a memb f the bilo! Satt him @ r of the Shiloh Battle | eur @ day or two, and some incon Walla Walla Addition Pretd commission, yentence Was experienced by burt ness men who Wanted to talk over : esident about 10, Mr / the long-distance telephone, but that | rson is opposed to the Gold De- " wan all | The board of public works form Dexter Horton Bank Building. ate putting a presidential tick- he telephone co: 4 etal t . The telephon: mpanies all claim | ary executed the contract for the Mey Bu wine h yoy The Wire’ | purchase of Woodland park inte yer ere working well In all directions, | terday waeed of these gintlementaneed and silver) and equal power of every dollar ret and in payment of debts, the secretary Carr ° oa e e ° ° ° * « o ° ° e * e e SOSSHSCHOOOOOOOO HOSES OOOOH OS of the treasury sfal!l be ety additional power and charged with tive but what might have occurred if the A the duty to sell United States bonds and employ such other ' hoaee rabhe 3 ont wead is hard a en | No “nga gyy ae T ens — ee Sar Sriie mare * ani fi Rage mmr | to €* | thon ity Engineer Thompson pene ceadlenden ‘rhich withdraws gold fr ‘ the pa {imate The fact that raine Dave signed the contract. as chairman ot SHE COMMERCIAL IMPORTING COMPANY'S Coffees are good. ernment, but he y, such widespread confidence th at witht . t for the past two days was a ren pa nae ag : “— ae She pee) Retail trade supplied by our wagons. gold seeks the treasury. demanding paper money tn ex yet r I ra j cedure © anid uppose the a ve f the very situation points to the vt as the mest Bttitig time to eamkhns Dakar puakuaiGn: ex te ma and Chehatis, on /S2Utt® hold the ordinance llega 1008 Second Avenue. 222 Pike Street wate provision t the gold r4 thought to put another candidate in h of the North. | neve We any recourse for the 96,00 ee ee ge oe the Seld © aly endanger the eee me ein, [to be paid Mrs. Phinney on accey ‘ to meet 6 in which the t w? sid atand for sound : “a ge emer pled FE deed?" We Are Offering One civilised world recognizes o: Talal sent, Down neat Sas’ the trnens| ont Couns of * Finest Lines ror rtion of the gold hold- @ | mai . tb al isue," eet Cee oe Sent ae the board wan simy , esti a shal be © = " ‘were water e streams had) performing an executive act, as d = th le risen so high that danger was feit | rected by the cour e us aa : n, t " redeemed they shail : for several days. All al neg the ling Trusts Condemnod as Public Enemies. ropes te Rene Were ene STORM BOUND | torrents andthe Northern P: fic haa @ The trust question te dincunsed at a great length. Upon this a WINDSOR FIRE iesn rematag: Portions ten oval And at the Very Lowest Prices. subject t says: “Combinations of capital organiae he Olym branch line » met into trusts ¢ rol condition f trade a our citizens 2 puniar ry pr oth “* r Pas | ’ ALL KINDS OF @ to stifle competition, to | fuction and determine the prices In the mountains, especia nthe ioe’ id Ch i $ ot protucte used and conmumed by the people ustty the Brovok west nde: there nas been orme trove Jewelry, Diamonds, Ladies’ and Gents’ Chains R 4 early claim tt entior ble for the railroads. This tro’ | }: chandied or os general community, by aa Sewanee tin tee cisco to search for missing veeseis,| 70% First Avenue Jeweler 4 weppreens natu 1 ordinary npetition. ee 2 es are 4 fa trestle ne x Palmer These amali | has returned to that port. She — Ss SSS @ to the cermmon law ; co a P4 cently Gat (uae BAe now Tianna aa | vane tee Seen os | ppt hella beirut seb to Sap @ a remedy for the evils ir ' reanizations If th ° me On ern @ >| titia, Seven Sisters fronde ai ~ rifie eo eee ar pv gence ora @ |day, when Moran found } time. On Rastera divisions some Sts, Hoven #1 ape goes * ;. oa 2 is no other house on the Pacific Coast » ‘ riing in Newton k. Harvey va ave been me >» Re e Coqu and la G PS t should be done without de Whatever power con- @ [sling In Newton creek. Harvey vmi| The Great Northern has suffered | ronde were leaking former was carrying such a variety of articles suitable for ¥ 3 posseanes ov st rtant subj 1k npt $ ae ener only dopa e. | most from wash-oute and trouble| supplied with provisions by the cu 4 ono ead Lite coer aoe teas cumeamuaate as bee ,. | With aexceasive rains, The Great|ter. The Letitia waa also furnished i> h tm Gi Ft > rapeyre os ™ us ¢ des : . as ws rate a Nor fit-| with supplies. All the vessels paid ris as i Ss : oO be ped ¢ uu for 1 1 a t Ss r ‘ n rivers A) they could make ort 3 discrimination bet » What in what 1¢ the he ains delayed train te hed ait : i 4 @ constitutonal power, so t nt an effectiv Je of state @ | ‘WANT TITLES T0 * Cut Glass and Ghecviek is ; comnts in * % lsictatton a0 to make ¥ t lawa throughout the & TRAFFIC DEAL vee" From ‘Frisco | x every detail» > © — The president hopes that our merchant marine will noon be @ auiee Geaka: Gaal oe LAND IN HAWAII * : GOLD AND SILVER SMITH * @ portance of finishing the Nicaragua cana and he news ° NE. YORK, Dec, 5.—Quiletly, but night. She was freighted with 1,500 bog 4 @ recommendation that cong appoint a commiation to st the @ : nas been built up daltons of mrechandles, and 0) paasen-| _ TLO, Mawall, Nov: 0, Via Gan | SEV FE FPEEVEL EELS SIS EVORSER ELISE SOS EY @ commercial and industria nditions of China in order to ascer- @ | *" i bia Her Heattle Dansengers were Francisco., Dec, 6.—The Olaa Set = @ tain for ourseives the susources of that great field for A un @ | the financial giar ne shag ig tere’ asociatios, who are equatters M \ —w @ trade and enterprise. Our relations with Germany, he says n- @ | trunk ra teal White, hers. We n about 10,000 acres of government A i vo we Ss @ tinue to be the mont cordial @ | which will be able to get around the E. O'Daniola, 2 land, on which they propose to file The Dis kan ry law against pools and Mra. McKee, F. 08 e008 aa United Mates laws ¢ by the linen he wears. Its appearance depends on the laundry. pute Over Alaska Bounda ’ plish all of the purt a pool A. Merritt, F. Grant, Mra, F,| {nto effect here, have retained Col Our work ts done to please the most fastidious. Domestic finish if cS Referring to pending negdtiations with Great Britain in respect @ , t filable W. W. Ely, Mise H G. F, Little thelr attorney, and he ASKED FOR > bath Pot ion of Canada, th weaident oa ¢ and ena _ : Rr cece Maren, HJ ® their epecial repr * sixth and ‘Pike : A A S A ° ment of many of there 4 oo. . . i Gillard status for consideration, and also t Phone Male (77 3 hat an tefeconciiable dif ' $ athe Dig deal je Dele ve cmavang (eaten Ingersoll, tise whatever Influence he may t = ectin he delimitation of t y ¢ n—V¥ . able to bring to bear upon legisla “ @ hoped that negotiations n @ | 4. Plerpont Morgan and A. J. Cas- Tell tion for the island to. secure the They Looked So Neat t ti end in an . weit plan to ntrol the entir r netic adoption © ne homeat Hila eo galletas 3 |r Loft Chicago and Bt, Loule lines tor feveie And they Hroseed sp aweet™ that ev- @ friendly dinpe mand re @ |traMfc deal is UB yy ret Dal. and were to have been sold by th ¢: must have had their lnen and ane @ sion of nur pus matters arisine o it ot tt att - Hawatian government in September : shirt waists laundered at the Queen ° This government h maintair th the Pennsylvania Pa der from Washington, The squat 2 hee \ ulate in their cleanliness. Shirts, @ in the unfortunate t r @ |theN York Contre! interest» that ters claim that the Hawatiah survey Mi: { A ollara, cuffs, shirt waists, under- 3 states of Africa ie co |aa port th the fi i ; : can no beatiful und thas theme ae wear and everything. avoiding entangling alliances as to e named comy nd bee acquire PHILADELPHIA a. dec, 6. unsurveyed lands #0 far as = the bee ae etm (Wied causeuaplanece oaane @ | by the ent . Uilroad, AMONE | qo $20,000,000 Telephone, Telegraph \trnited Btater te concerned i | Our call trade prices-No bundles de= w car Gala hove Wanomes aor ke $line signinicas rater on |@ Cable company ntly formed liveted et Shese prices! Shirts, 1601 © American people that war might be averted, cur goed’ offines @ |danv 1, will be t on SUKAT | with the avowed Intention of cons | \ ollars, Be} caffe, @ would hav n mladly tendered.’ PS id coff the forr f which COn~ | ¢roiing the independent telephona --- ¢ The pres t urges the necessity for a cable to Manila 1 @ | Atitutes one of the largest articles Of | companies of the country, has lost | r - Sector gence! be'Sothornl to wh us for Ges aseahshe $ |ore ony tine the surae men hae |giawaist somo tne esaine ss] QE THE PHILIPPINES or. . Neen GLY oleaM Laundr @ ment of one.” @ | been credited ly to ae clera who were conne ted with It, It by (Me? 1426-28 Fourth Avenue, borweed Union and Pike fa from the railroads 1m thé! was Jearned last night from an au . Says That Cuba Must Be Free ft t modity rates. one \ that Wm, C. Whit 5 = . 7 Samoan matters are discuased at great length, and the + ney, Thos. F. Ryan and Anthony W,| WASHINGTON, PD. C., Dee, 6 @ Gent states that he has transmitted to the senate for ita Rrady, of New York; William L. El-| Dr, B. BR, Hodge, of the United W: ll P. od itutional action thereon, the convention agreed Samoan D4 kine A. B, Widener and Thos, Do ates army medical museur has a aper e mmission. Frier elationa, } ay r hetw e ‘The | lan have stepped out of the new cor- | departed for the Philippines to pro e ret hae ne e D4 ‘ rice | poration eure anatomical specimens of th 8000 of the Twentieth Century patterns e rt matt e Ly The reason given for the withdraw- wounds inflected by modern fire 219 Pike Street to select from. We cater to those who * T nation ha e : o| al of these capitalists is that they;arma. These specimens will be Merwetn devend Shivd Aves, want their homes beautified. ry y for futu Ps rn | found they had other interests in| mounted for examination PS i h f ep . 4 te Ne York which would interfere| One of the disputed points is as to | OPVPPPUMMAMMN MMA e tern t ihe oe 4 , for | with their going on with th The | whether the modern guns are as ef< | 3 @ hich 1 ‘ ° . ertiand r al action was not taken through any | fective as old-t weapons Did you ever stop to think how much they add @ tot fre ba 1 - ° " Thia| lack of faith in the epterpriae, whieh, | Dr. Walter Reed Is 1 to Join to the finish of your parlor ? Made to order, and o Another er pu t t o ’ hacked In| it was asserted, will be carried for-| Dr. Hodge in the Philippines and of highest artistic merit. Open evenings @ union of An un Kepy suggested. It is ur 4 @ tt ‘ i isiderably | ward by Martin Maloney, and the | they will study Philippine diseases ™ 1105 Third Aves opp. Telephone Bullding ® exhibit at the Paris Fair should bo thoroughly comprehensive, @ |above the regular market quotations | others connected with st ieee @ year or more,