The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 21, 1899, Page 4

inh eit atmmmanmmemey emmae rate crtatmet on . Y | ED IN m the Twin Cities, said that he “ A Seen one of these trains pull out “aul and it was the hand n~ wut thine { the kind he had looked at for @ long tin tof the Groat Northern, be of Americans Who |< mee Koneral manager of the Mis ia feourt Paco, on January 1. Mr Attempted to Escape. Hardieg 4 at present vice president ‘2 ‘ a f th St. Loule Southwestern, a ‘sec Say Nov, S1.--(By © road, with head offloes at @ electric Meht company SIty has contracted to dou ' os i opt oe Tumor says Chat surveyors of the is oo, ong ~ : I be} Py ® Idaho Northern, whieh tx e im the ' b Staton. Itin being bullt fram Welser north. Space Maniia among tho b , rough the Seven Devila, « ieprent 3 tm th world ary me down a tribute ort anu & ° al pty-fourth thy ” ways that it he was sub) d to 0 building t to take struck me B® fervent toa Pu : And cuffed me Bis fancy, On ith the hile of bh Rim. 1 was in tt 2 iy a mH the Plans. ari " their death Dut it was : ‘ 1 An America and tw WO eBCaDpe f Vian impr O's Mountain WMe are notos fr oficial wan Peaririders. A « the number of ther: @uring a work and I officers ee marr te do w ta View of the large w LDING ON . Near Madmen a: Me erveting im the $2.00 cottage. @ tremendous am. i motne on in Seattic RO What wil) be wen Ome drawback «5 “Means who are bulla 46 the evormous plu | Ow @ 51,500 wix ‘Goets not Ic SGING ON same . Dee aches © he for wome tim men have bees thaul the bow iver with @ view o! jan to Intersect with the a Camas Pratrt an ex OR, & J. tai President J the Great | Northern has definitely denied the port that he in any Way Inter ted Im the St, Paul @ Duluth rail Pennsytwania railroad ts in ratiog & pension service among vag ployes, by which, It is sald, " 1.00 men will be retired Janu and I ¥ Land given an tneome for the ke fo t of th Ives, based on their the past ten years. ' o : THE PANIC IS NOW OVER yma OSTON, Dec. The troublous a! na in financial cireles ts ap end 1. That mischief has eum: however, is still nifert i arket values, No om La} Wher m done more se of the . pper ehares kage of nearty Values since STATE NEWS. It is proposed ¢o bave two town neke ad North Yak ot thout ar ex- one at se. « Walla, with @ populatio has over $2,280,000 of depo: er banks © adjutant-general’s department Olympia hi tived 600 web belts of the National Guard Postmasters mmiasions have ecelved by Frederick Brand, at F ant J. A, Beck, at Nile, Yakima county deck! The py heere of Spokane have ek ae rn fer a enarter gr = Assoc in t wes - Th Hurnha areoal at Rainier and product to Oregon rere ar day and onatruc work on the « tion of the Bellingham Bay & East en railway. Tt is estimated that the call for warrants recentiy made by the coun. |: a. t Whatcom county le re « ut $170,009 of county in- The Dteiness “4 I4 mill, on Chambers creek. Port Steltlacoom, was recently or 1 fire. It wae one of the of that part of the ving Deen built in 1852 a Went to Marrow- from Everett, Saturday. 0 feet of lumber, and 46.000 whieh will be used tn States fortifications at tug Car 6 Morgan, one of Whatcom commisatoners. appeared re the state land commissioner asked that the appraiseme n 1 neres of o and by wered, as Whatcom county w « of pu ng it for a poor C., Dee. 21. and the appraisement was en Miss Roberts y too high. The commiasion i by the | 9 " 1 a reduction of about ‘The families of men UAL Eve core ; ALONG THE WHARVES White House tur Mame might © tb tr te How ! { A ry an buoy painted on thane gl. vrs marked, “Light vessel od Salve “ z ze.” in white, bas been pinced a eeeeatt to defy pu . rk mation of light vessel by inviting b nter r mouth of the Colum er The vemsel was piled - — t bh during the recent gales. $ FIGHT ' te tknown when it will : placed in position ¥ ny in were fled In ‘ ry e inty auditor's office yesterday Wews reached i to Pete Pauchiot i Wer between Peter J. Pauch: | Bear Paoli, 0 f 4} o% Apeag docneliy digs -cegepaiaas Aacxite Bundiey, aged 12. eon 8. Greenleaf to Chas, Nelsor County farmer, ked . 4 of WY DWK BwK neo 8 eagle near his bh t 4 : ea attic that " 4 4 onrd whe ow see 2, Phe next day the | (bie gun when ti Hixe Nettle Hines taeke® him, and + Hol and Ada faker Measured «eves Hix up ¢ r <n k M4, Nagle’s add, Ne RAILWAY NOTES. ri:}b0 Dedwater IK ‘ k 15, Gilman park oh J Lizzie and Thomas McCor or th yp d 1 Wm, B. Quatte to N. P- age t-of-WAY across part sec 3 : lhgedlt Pau Frink to J Phe road for two y —* e% se% © Successor. t to F J. 0. MoMulle 8] 4 ¥ 4 sec meral agent f r ‘ 6, $9 fie at Vancouver J King ux. to James F. Swit! be his at Kent, Dec. 18, The Great Mary Ihrig to Seattle & Worthern Po 1 Trunt ¢ lot 5. block 47, A 7, $2,300, H t Py. Ry. © t yt-way across part sec 10, M1, $106 ‘The Northern ie Cetnie tone Miner on 1 ee ote as f om A. Jowe to J. W. Guye, same i @nou “ 4 1 1 $500, equip a new ¢ 3 . Po 4 ' Bernard Ioan Bito th a ‘ k 6, Snoqualmie Falls, The newl paint ' $30 ier aenchee ere bex > 1 Ja W. Tarte to Seas te 1 to 18, 20 to 40, Geir appesaran r t , en with gold lot On w eon Lake park add the Minnesota i I ‘ of thene green co are run lL, Lud to J. W. Wheeler, Ring. A well known » lots 19 to 28, block 4, Wood's Green $who was in the wity the other « Lake park add, Dec. 19, $5, .{ Chairman J. M. Guffy, after talking | s |asaistanee on the Democratic side of DEMOCRATS AGAINST QUAY They Will Not Vote to Seat Him in the Senate. WASHINGTON, D. Deo, 2 As the Quay managers admit priv ately that the only chance for Quay gain adminsion Hes in his getting c the senate, It is significant that with a number of Democratic sena today, anounced th to t I expect,” said Mr, see the Democratic ae firmly and unitedly a of Mr, Quay Democratic party vania, emphasising the strong case against Mr. Quay's admiasion, has | had its due effect, and wit! 4 } respected by every Democrat in the senate The Quay managers hi mistake in nam: ooratic senat for Quay's misale the ot ting to vot There ts th beet reason for saying that Bate, of Tennessee; Kenney, of Delaware Martin, of Virginia, and Sullivan, of Mississippi, who have been aftencat aimed, will not vete for Quay RO CITY NEWS. The Fortson Relief Corps gave fairly well attended dance Tues-| day in Ranke’s hall, The hall would have undoubtedly been crowd ed had the affair been more exten sively advertiaed as the proceeds of | the dence go to the most worthy ob Jeet of paying the hospital btile of} several wounded and sick volunteers who are themselves without means The oo another dagee in Crown Timber Inspector Willison, of the Klondike, hae restened bie position. He had held it for two| years. see In the federal court yesterday © Dine was tried and found guilty of | smuggling Japanese into this coun- ry eee | The jury im the damage suit of | Mary Younger inet Officer Joho | Kelly, returned a verdict of not) gutity. | Judge Hanford has admitted Es! Jenning, a Canadian, to citisenahip ‘West has petitioned prevent Courtney order to $11.00 ment warrant from thie claimed the warrant is his with the Canadian Development ¢ of British Columbia, but that th company is attempting to get the warrant Into Canada and unlawfully | hold It, The restraining order was granted by Judge Jacobs, and the hearing set for next Wednesday * ‘The case of rf Floridi of assault with Intent murder on M. HH. Mitte jury in the ertminal terday afternoon. Half an hour ta! the jury brought in a verdict of aa | sault with @ deadly weapon with tn.) tent to do bedily harm, thus sustain ing to some decree the contention of P. D. Hughes, the defendant's at torney, t the asnault was not a murderous one eee | The British ship Glendoon te due from San Pedro. She carries a cargo rr ent consigned to Capt ir, who will ap In a “Lady of} Quality,” received news Monday of the death of her mother, who died | at Edgemore, D.C. Miss Mair mas. | tered her grief and performed that evening According to Hugh Price, a biack smith on the transport Garonne, which sailed from this port Novem. | ber 12 with 47 horses, that vesset | had little better tuck than the V toria, He states that eleven of the | horses were buried at sea, The oth-| ore were horribly ered in storms that and Hawalt. ne Co. has de. | The Frank Waterh cided to enter the Cap in the spring. At least one ve will be put on the run betweew Seat tle, Tacoma and Cape Nome. It ts not yet decided what boat this will be i | The benefit for ine families given at the Third avenue | theater yesterday afternoon netted | $126.6. This amoun was forward ed today. The inclement weather prevented many from going yeater jay who would otherwise have done #0. Carbonado | eee Bacred services were held in st Mark's church at 10:30 o'clock this morning, In commemoration of the death of St. Thomas, one of the pa tron saints of the church, who dled | towards the latter end of the first century A amall fire caused by the eros ing of two electric wires In the store Mf the Great American Tea Import ing Co,, at 803 Second a0, KAVe the fire department a run last night Mrs. Henry Kreits, of Hatiard, Inst night lost a hand satchel containig 10 in geld and a certifiente of de posit on the al Bank of Com merce for $200 in a restaurant at the rm avenue and Sen ating fr that th vened in the disp and Tonquin regarding dary, is dented here. between France the boun- THE ARMY. NOT 10 BE REDUCED WASHING C., Deo, 21 Chainpman H y houne itary affaires ¢ ays that an effort Will be made at this seasion to repeal the temporary features of the Jaw by which the regular army was in creased to 66,000. If this action be not taken the army will be reduced to the old figure, | e i Ps prevailed between the States | pe Nome field | OY The time is now short for completing your purchases of ristmas gifts, and we have no time to write long price lists, even if you had leisure to read them. Today we will just mention two articles which are useful and always acceptable as presents, and of which we have just re- ceived fresh consignments from the fac- tories. Thus our stocks are fresh and our assortments large and varicd enough to suit all tastes and purses. UMBRELLAS ° a ° ° ° ° ° e + oe o . e ° * ° * e ° . « ° ° * * ° * * o ° ° p4| With all the latest styles in fancy handle Children's . - - ° . 35c, 50c, 75¢ Ladies’ . SOc, 75c, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50, $2.00 $2.50, $3.00, $3.75, $4.50, $5.00 $6.50, $7.50, $8.50 $0c, 7 $i, $1.50, $2, $2.50, $3 $5.50, $7.50, $9.50 ° n's e :| o) . yi) fd ° ° ; Newest designs, heavy fringe top and bottom, in all : wanted colors e| le z ie $1.96, £2.75, $3.50, $4.75, $6.50 a Pair e ¢ ° A dndandndad Pat at bb Aa htt A adlnd the hteednch iodnddh 4 Brereeooccosccooccoooorscvosoooeooors HRISTMAS... DECORATION* English Holly Mistletoe and Evergreens WHOLESWLE \/] A LMO etait The Seattle Florist E€EECESC SS SEKECE KEE Ww — WV isa eg |: After Dinner Cups and Saucers of the splendidly 4 There ts quite a lot rated AFTER DIN | NBR CUPS and SAUCERS that v you of some t . | £0. Bill priced 35 | BOHEMIA WATER SETS, seven pie so the bargain price, $2.50. CORONA JAVA COFFE only #c per nd The Commercial Importing Co. 1008 Second Ave. He Smiled a 1 Smale | or Queen City Steam Laundry 1426-28 Fourth Aven nion EXTRA GUARDS iTHE OCEANIC AT arial ARRIVES SAFE} , batwee | purp “CALENDARS ~~ eonggEgaee — ——__, everyone wants several, ant we have enough for all From now on we shall sell them at % per cent. dis count—all grades and styles A moat suitable holiday gift. Henny - Coryell Co. 716 and 1221 First Ave. Fl d tl in our 1918 Thid Ave. We now have the best millinery | and Call whe shopping NE FUR These cold ays make you link of the warmth Fine, New Furs. ©. 0, BENG R MOVE = Madison to the @ by the fair sex 4 to womanhood, oming hat or bonnet 9 out doing your Xmas MRS. E. H. JOHNSON Man: Orviite apy. 1. Ww. Lows. SEATTLE PRINTING CO. Telephone Main STON OVERLOOK THE Riga Zk : PLACE FOR THE RIGHT GOODS $ re: ; Unbrelan, Neckwear and Handtercits 3 THE 3 Boys’, Men’s and Young Men's an 7 ; ‘SUITS and FURNISHING G00DS $e : HATS AND CAPS olor oni @ Men's, Boys’, Ladies and Children’s | reach of anyo : SHOES AND SLIPPERS : Toys and Dolls in Great Variety 3 @ We guarantee you a saving @| Second E vaomne” 40 per cent : The Hardman Stores : uP 414 Yesler Way 70° will call for your order Sgures MARTIN N. B. CURTIS WASHBURN «GUITARS @/| Are those in which the tone ts the| the workmanship der, and the st quality. We sell ail of prated makes, and at prices @| Which place a good guitar within the nyone. tic Step in and make : Winter & Harper Burke Building, Ave. and Marion St. Seattle Wash. of much importance to you which TANO., You buy, for all the yeare you have it, it will make your musi- cal life happy, if it be a fine instrument, don't make @ ch at you will regret. In the CHICKERING, KIMBALL, WEBER, DOLL and MILTON Pianos you get the best in the world at their respective prices, otter of mplete them. satisfaction with Special Holiday Inducements D. $. JOHNSTON | Burke Building, 903 Second Ave. BONNEY & STEWART Fonera: Pariors, elephon Direotors and Embalinore ‘Third Ava nd Columbia s po Main Lk Semttia Wasa, NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS. Notice Is hereby given that a spe tal meeting of the stockholders of the People’s Savings Bank, a corpor stion, will be held at its banking No, 116 Yesler way, in the ity of Seattle, state of Washington, the t juestion ot wration a wf repea aid cOrpd vlawa in transactio as may PI Dated th h day of January, 1909, at o'clock p.m. for the} voting upon of adopting pleme at ar | incorporation of said cor nd for the further purpose ing the present bylaws of | ration and adopting new lieu thereof and for n roperly come before — the JAMES R. HAYDEN, Secretary lls 18th day of December, —————— SEMEN T nULLE N SEATTLE THEATER — Kugenie VICTORIA, B.C, De 21.—Th | Bla n “A Lady of Quality sentries have been ed at th LIVERPOOL, PD 1 t THIRD AVENUE I malt navy ward 1 graving ur bine c ar Rr r n Town dock, and the big guns commanding v tu J mueh x OLYMPIC THEATER Vaude the bay are now constantly manned, | 48 to h afety, a 1 lle and moving pictures. Extensive defensive preparations |!" eporth ‘ The Oceanic| Mintatur Dawson City—1 are also under way, was retarded by heavy weather [Secon avenu wi rnin = wma : showroom in Be- | i (To help puzzled shop ways acceptable.—Ladiew’ Fine Felt| Smyrna RUGB, | SLIPPERS, hand sewed poles, solid | $1.75 Smyrna RUGS, $1.29 each. comfort; these $1.25 value, Xmas| 9999 @myrna RUGS, beautiful ‘Mantels, Grills the | of such other business | ASK FOR rueater | Handles We are taking care! of the rush by RAARAR Berio eee yd “rs we quote you a few su tions. Our salespeople can suggest hundreds of art ied that make useful and appropriate gifts. Store open until 10 o'clock evenings all this week. mm mnn tugs make appropriate gifts —$L&@ for Bie each Glippers are time-honored gifts. a price $1.40 a pair tern and colors, only $1.68 each. | | | PE “4 7 gh Pig igo - {| 4145 Moquette RUGS for #1 00 eae $1.39 value, only $1.00 4 pair. | on Moquette RU for 2.0 Ladies’ Finest Felt Nullifier BLAP- | © = PERS, pretty green shades, trim-| $2.50 Boys’ s-plece BT ITS. 3to8 | med with fine gray fur and pretty | years, $1.49 per sult. braid; $2.00 value, « pair $4.00 Boys’ Fine 3-piece SUITS, fing” Children’e All-Feit ERS,| American Cheviot, grand weerings = excellent wearing, ail ec *) 53.50 per suit 3 pair $6.26 Boys’ Fine Blue Serge SUITE,” Children’s Fine ERS. Ane silk vest, beautifully Onished; hand turned, childr nines | only $5.00 per sult q 6 to 19, Me; 11 to 2, Me # pair. $1.00 Boys’ Weol PANTS, made | Men's Excellent Quatity Velvet gor hard service, dressy: only Sie par Embroidered SLIPPERS, all sine® | pair, Sic @ pair Hoye’ Fine Piaid Golf CAPS, nicely. | finished, only 250 each, Alligator SLIPPERS * Fine and wearin 0 a pair oe Pine iid Hamict SLIP-| An immense assortment of Men's PERS, hand turned, tan or black; |New Club, Teck and Imperial TU $1.0 « pair. beautiful new creation, of en Ladies’ Fine Kid BHOES, heel or | New York manufactures, the, Bhe, Me and S00 each. Men's Fine NIGHTROBES, beau- tiful silk embroidered fronts, hand. © somely finished, $100 value, om ee each ’ Wenenrnon spring heel, perfegt fitting, grand weartng; $2.00 « pair Ladies’ Fine Vici Kid SHOBS, new Louis heel, beautiful dress shoes; 2.0 4 pair. Men's Fine Fur PASHA HATS, $2.00 each. Men's Fine Fur FEDORA HATS, new blocks, $1.25 to $2.00 each, | Bole Agents W. L. DOUGLASS’ Men's $3.00, $3.50 and $4.00 shoes, O. W. PETERSON & BRO, 206, 208. 210 Pike St @enuhar Cafe for Gantiainne OUR HOUSE Ponreentat Ave. and Washington St. RY RRRRET BETES Hs ERROR DOPE I TI e MORAN BROS. COMPANY Engine and Ship Builders STEEL AND WOOD LUMBER MILL, Mites: scvesce —=100=— CHOICE LOTS Walla Walla Addition Denny-Blaine Land Co. Dexter Horton Bank Building. AARARAARAARAAARY Low Expenses, Many Sales, and Small Profits = . Correctly Applied Standard Tailoring Co. 1012 Trird Ave., near Third Ave. Theater. TRY =. The Paiace Steam Laundry wor* fora change. If your work ts noe done to your taste, bring it back 4nd we will do it over free of charge, Have the wagon call for your undie. Sixth and Pike The Palace Steam Laundry Main 177 Made to order; parquet floors; floors pol- ished and guaranteed. ART FURNITURE & GRILL CO. 1109 Third Pernt opp. Telephones Bulldin ILMAN 7 COAL] Makes Heat AND... bya Mandolin For the friend you are undecided | about. It will certainly be appree | ciated. The famous Stuart & Bauer Mandolins are here; every style | And priced fair to the buyer, | Store open until 9 p. m. January 1. ‘Sherman, Clay & Co. “STEINWAY" DEALERS 4 Becond Aveuse = * Benttl HOLIDAY HINTS Why not buy a Fancy Rocker, Dining Table or a Christmas Carpet. These are gifts not only or- namental but useful. Gifts se- i now can be reserved for holidays. OPEN EVENINGS. Holden & Wilson Purnitare Co, 1109-11-13 Seoond Ave. until 5S | : K AYERS. DH. LYMAN| Telephone Wire gge . PIPE . - BOILERS... West Seattle Ferry By Foot Marion Stre A CANDIES (or Christmas They are not inely iu the trust, and | Everybody lec the Them. Mention the nares. Thurlow's