The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 25, 1899, Page 2

a . e ° ° ° THE ATTLE STAR. Te } | bi ’ 1 Scan anon , en Forror. DURIs He Maxaaee | ry tof this quick t aidn't] f at Ga ri age POPPI walt for nel tnvitatio: tm BS tee + op they had hardly cut th svout| Makes His Wishes ikweon t@| Quay, » ' aabnees Once Third Avenee | thine of us, for the allway operator | Governor Stone. j peat ” B the past a section hand with him | z i ple ant ' . — - 1 up the traf, he told me how WASHINGTON, D.C, I in r e! as tin ¢ he'd followed mo to t place #8] Prenident MeKiniey would lk to | tat n fi Ar-elous ar, ady . : soon ax he could get away, for he } t at ode ‘ ft “leased coach nteepeide Bad’ ton aosk eo GOV a1) another wematon | enema es hohe ‘ y y ’ the bord t just n tis " neading f the Pennsylvania leg ive in SOHHOOS OOOH OO OHO border n ' ‘ ' thought was to my funeral pr _ of presein, Quay's appolr 4 5 solential esaion, How he walted until the| “"* °F Dressing Quey's ap S geal for Anti & Wid « Ate JUAE whour three t much an the Colestials wd bad te ) round up the reat; Ment to the vacancy, Ther ° ° BRAS. Bu, repuied t ext of China's few Kener | Of the Vigiiance committee and then { authority for saying that thin| ° Me the disputed aintriot with a+ of thousands of troop after the last man had disappeared opine de 4 lan ooks ° a. ie pap aye te Crine had hastened to the depot and seeur. | > - . ins of chances « tier > of China, President An~ | drawn the staple at the powder| Gov, Stone, Mut it cannot arn |@ you t r 1900 9 n 4 dversity of Mi the nment at Peo | he loor, How long had T been tn?| ed here what the governor pr et ne wd 3 bly weak ay n urity against | A half an hour. And to me it had) to do about tt ceeepely. meen manne a Bt of China is tha at powers cannot agree | "welt, the rest of that ¢ Quay believes the governor willle $3 Of Bvision It may be that a new situation will be feve f spent on a handear disregard it, the latter knowing that) @ nny mnyT 7 he reported demand of more Chinese ters | Swe tion hand, speeding down| the ex-sonator would not t vet | DENNY-CORYELL COMPANY $ : ne righte | the Krade the next station, 1) by the called in extra) @ end 1221 Kirst Ave -opoathtgg . at the right® | never back to MoCartyavilte ba - Jonien that vel? e teed this country by ed : OO OOHOS SHES OH OO OES Preaint wariise as whatever aie | RICH QUARTZ STRIKE. han received any auch advice, a Sbetween France and the “F ry Empire,” may be sottled : though it is known by senators that | Femort to b } feamer Farallon arrived tant) 't hae been sent | nigh Alaska after a very rough | ‘The president's general position on Stage oft r . the British public, | voyage. She was eight days from) '™!* tion hee alo be S orion of ees 5 fs administered to the ge kagway, She had 70 tone of con.| SHOWN by himaelf tn recent cor | T!. nk armie Africa, nothing could hage been ntrates from Sheep Camp, and 91) "tons with @ prominent ¢ a] tainty weil -k than the oy r te nmané ef the on of fish. Her passengers report piiean, to wh “n he « 1] ; 5 ' Stoteh Roberts , ja rich quarts strike about 60 miles wish ‘that Gov. Gag sel ae st ! A admired and trust. | Perth of Skagv The distr ten) tt het not em tr hen ne ee En t ws mama nder along Taku arm of Lake Tagish, sey ay SOme, Bet wou any OO anvncement that Lard Kitch- |°% "les from Gotden Gate, avers Calre, Wuimal Sherman, Clay 0. OE the slauchter Meld of Omdurman, tae pansengers left, and there was very| The presiden: regards the pract “STEINWAY” DEALERS BO Serve as Gon. Robert’ chief of ata, thin jee on the rivers governors appointin ur é ° vern a \ peowuwd Ave us 2 Additiona! £ eofr « i slewlated to restore in | . vo. Genetic the fagaing s1 f the Britten | SO SSS SS OS SSS SOS OS SS ESOS STO OS li is said. (tis ya ve for effect with the people LPOPLPOP>PPPOPLOPESO POOL | Whether norert hener wil 1 a ANd Buller have fallow nitherts ts, t > “igus ce ...Labor Notes and News... he aéuadh as aa Aasaeeeeeees k), marka a ¢ a in ow territory, thus fr, much leas advance Into the rock- | @VARe WMRRBRBRRRBMBAT ARAIATRAR EEO ys) . ‘the Boers. We now have nery Biwantic engineering seneme to the ettention of Retail clerks of Omaha, Neb., are) chte whether or not the piece work| atte. “und fork ia . | egitating for six o'clock closing and | *ystem shall give way to the eight oped om on rene ea later r Mat ay half holiday. | ® day The polls wit bel of Paris er, favorm the plan, and has | ater for Batunday half holiday. yobruary amd under instructions by " advecs! netr on, appealing to the patriotic, | “*Ver*! department stores have Bl! tn. recent convention at Indlanap- | bd Of thie expert a tunnel, such as he has in mind ‘The Brotherhood of Leather Work. | “°° ° the a 6 Ae | than a becoming hat or bus Moroceo, connect) raiiway from Tan- | ers has increased from three local Call when out doing your Xmas } og with @ new | invaluable for the successful de- | organisations in 1897 to 36 branch | | nh As Many cities on Nov, 1, 1899, and would prove Ce'# possessions to the sehen. thern Africa. M. Herlier awperts, bas aifeady bern a membership I is thet gree to tt we cost of the under wl pe : abot * vob . | The next annual convention of the Mpted at $142,000,000-—but what are millions of money | international Union of Brickiayers mee! 1900, pol | see Eight months ago there were « three trades unions in Niagara Fa vacated by the release of the last of at Rochester, N. Y.. January —— — | the imprisoned miners, and the | troops have been withdrawn. Experiences of a Seattie M oc hgh The third annual convention of the jes Durinz the Early 90's. | National Bullding Trades’ union of America w Hl meet at Milwaukee on WA weeeene | Monday, January & Set St Louis street railway companies ave agreed that $2,000,000 7 Was told to a) a sullen scrutiny of my person and | HAY" Aereed that 2.000.000 in chaps peters | ing year shall be done by u aaked the bartender for sleep-| bor exclusively ng quarters and was given a key abe S genatruction in| ®n4 directions to find my room. 1, The Trad In tte tame : ver reached it, however, I hed #4 list of twenty-fv ot oabiingdainet ardly taken two ateps from the bar| mille to be erected or enlarged in peated near a win fore | was confronted by my p various par the & * Grand hote esnor, who had heard of my ur-| at costs ranging from throng of and had come in looking fo Sic ovees, |troubic, Maturaty he mest ° jubject of the Deen & hard-looking man, but the} The Atianta on han notin a prolonged drunk and the | 8 f ugiy maiev hee that wer ® Christmas eve 1 ever The London, England, trades con ress denounces the Hoer war, says it has been thrust forward owt purpose of diverting the atte of the country from hon affairs, at the instigation of as unscrupu lous @ eet of financiers as ever gain ed the ear of pariiament.’ The Tor onto Labor Council has also declared egainet the Bouth African campaign The Chicago Huliding Tra unions have agreed to send repre entatives to meet a commitice of the contractors. appoin for th purpose of adjusting the differences ween the workmen and the em vers and averting the threatened ral lockout on January 1 The b siative member jeoot several of the Weetern States think they have satiefa ¥ solved the » » of conv rin measures whieh they will he wen nee rte «that wi ot lab Introduce in mbites of pr te shall be emp uetion al art exclusively by tru Bakers’ unions meriy affiiia Trade and abor » seceded from that body akers’ union of neve cles nu ot New York 4 w tra dividua zen and ona leces and penalties to # free workings of the organizat Washington Printing Trates a campaign for ducing cong 5 union label being placed ot rament prin The Georgia ase garnishment bili the other day ut ad ting ¥ The b t the heret existing rupt and ne garnishment ayatem of agalnet wage carn “and on his countenance made him ‘ You may have | poy ly ase net my | work rathe wn. @ told me without wasting - 3 ‘ ie Bo af the irnese and) Yords what he wax going to do with| The United hood of Care Hon carps alone and th yn gath ve around or are. ane aes om . mer . vor Great ager for th at blow n all my | 2® 1 members in good standin, a nelhag serge aga DE wer forget that ring of | It 1® exnected the membership w ough Monta t ¢ Was Not a friendly one | each 9.000 by the close of the pres Pimsters of ru. |'? the and not om fa t yea ae wh t oe weney wet Se the! On January 1 of tt et wah “ep tamp and debruehery. 1! xrupp gun worke in ¢ = they ~ ee mee oat men. Over 25,000 7 rh at tave things off as ¥ the works at 3 Fears ago they» plac an possible, I I to the man “peta P towns, whoe * ns t mtn 5 ¢ id stand it no jon The referendum te ¢ th Iron . T 1 atrock at with with men anc ened noored hit, Hi “ Molders’ International un ud rhe. n. He a He lay down * and we clinched. Th = below the lin. It 2 1 in on us, and some HI H WATE sarmrait of th e bi We « wee s wn to was @ big bit of rock with @ crash, Whil tunari wh ’ t r there one of the ru kick Pver two yoars ea ve the f ce. Dazed and half | « t exister th oe a by ™ tr to rise, bor ites er : age Ma nr oy 4B ee eS Sieber i shout Kive Rim the boote 1 Al © mountain streams are now eke, ‘Tinbe vhiig what waa coming [hal eeen|rheing torrents under the effect of | be Jers whe naa | 1 het unt T reached for my re mild weather and hea ern rogues iver, Hefor ny Ome ken what | raine of the week. The snow the leading ben I was + I had drawn it and fired | the mountains rapidly and hance ' ie » the face of the man under the effect of the no ers or even ch Th at I rotted | wh the unusual nm ot iMeber men into indensiiin. from under bir t to my | rain has caused ; Place had a jon t etore 1 up, he ull an 8 ite credit and you be My me earre were on ime Mor ‘ . a on ha : my cun and na t » b ree a ili toaay ies and fore T conld m: to be int Ae iy #ocial life was t # brought a rope 1 landslides the crowd drank and t y neck and , gambled tof doors. Flalf dead ' ~ and Bila the summer Fone Payette hn otepe > 92 aiige iv far from th t Ao ava ran or ther Winter it was ' to #a ad my thougt ¢ | Saeumed Bene feep xnow of back t here they catet tnt ne th rr if above the ens tt r tot the 4 surplus wat nt Bou the streets t the only time ! ‘ Y were narrow din ragorye 1 " t A Railroad Trust. om by hist he at ed) NEW YORK, De The if ident places for holdur . th A 1 tudtr, \mareial Aa ; Bape elongg’ 2 wens , ' ane wif « 4 . r 1 lant at MeCartyevii! t th . 1 men of the place and rks y <4 thet pc Med in convcuen: pied hey.jook me % ad, B. Morgan, A ole town was waiting to + halt 8 iad 404 ; Sua “g nd thr ne In used | D. E t ; " Pied this fact from the . ay “ong told me 1 would hove * Khoo Ai ; Bight at nwa 1 peer enters . ’ ers, which gon mowing hea: to henr fhe | f ch iA y ing down t , TOLEDO I : town tong befor hen t t ‘ r 1 that thin was pa t M nystem of 1 if why Id be t n Lake M a dint BT went down th t t f what way N be for a prewer 1 a tor A feeling of ogy m 1 Pet the first three hn fiehe wtt linees cate er me and I Fare al From f Inwtde ‘ 1 and bitterly a: lela oatieey Vi On enteri I neard feotaepa we ; 4 Was here going on ina tried th rand f heard «| mir Ante At pr Mdently know, . «in here. J know.’ { ao . gual wancte, and th ‘ rug and need mys f ' na thorough pra the rest of the crowd in| the effort. After an almost inter-j tical teat i iis a iid FAITH HEALERS — IN TROUBLE ST. LOUIS, Mo., Dec. 2 er's Jury, investigating the deatt Mra. Sarah Mremser, who died Saturday, returned a verdiet, hold ng her husband, William FE. 1 r, and Mra. Martha A. Willet sible. Warrants charging crim nal negligence have applied husband is a convert to a new faith call ‘The and ed by John 1 5 ne advocate t prayer and nev Ais a physician When Mra, Bren eres t birth of her child, 1 1 Willet T F and PARTNERSHIP IS DISSOLVED NEW YorkK oT € r Prat 1 1 t 1 J. 1. Thome a 1 A bea 1 J MeArth f r ! ! ‘ r het 1 Lond 1 need Doub & rr #. MeCtur Y MeClure Ubliohing « prices, e | shopping MRS. E. H. JOHNSON Manager LOOKING Where Oe Lig One Lights Ina pretty good idea when it ea to paying out your money for tean and coff store at which you trade a nl “Golden Opportunity a Sweet Sixteen Peas i Niagara Sugar Cora Golien Magara ‘Sriaates Beans eee 4 LE Just Like Fresh. Try a Can of Each W. S. MAYFIELD | pury GROCER 503 Pike St. FAMILY ‘Phone Pike 98 Wedding + Tel, White 483 j ee * » 7 SEATTLI + = 4 ye ) * STOCK EXCHANGE + * 1020 First Ave. * : : wm = *+PUBLIC: * " * ” . A. CORCORAN * * Ma * x * OO ORR ey ; 1 ee m sos teow FO Bult | ND PLUM PUDDING FRUIT CAKE A LOUCH, AUGUSTINE. & Ch SESE HSOOSHSEOHOD * See the Washington State * ° ° ° Souvenir Spoon ° ° ° e THE ~ Ps ; Rh dodendron : e ° : Rhododendron : wv Sale by all the $ ° ading Jewelers ¢ 4 in the State of e Washington ° ° SOOCHHSOO OOOO OEONG U S. BOYERNMENY cons ‘Washington & Alaska: ern ack w uch hate, 46 wy all-wool apvel blouses, $3 t each; heavy all-woo! flannel over shirts, $2 each; dark navy blue ur dershirts and drawe an vas ove * and jumpers, mult army carbines, cal, 66, $6; prospect « packs, $1; erub bags, 260; heavy canvas leggings, to 81; army + sivers, Remington patterns, § each; canteens, 250 each; mosquit bar We; shelter tents, army | bugle $2; WO nallors’ overcoats, at 10,000 all-wor toh caps, at 2h 2,000 pairs all-w 100 paira canvas }now regulation white sailor suits, at $1.50; navy drawers, 1 lanyards, 35 all or #8; government anoes, $3.2 1217 First Ave deattlo IW. S. KIRK, QnonDKN, Roslyn or Queen Coal At 1020, First avenue. Tele- phone Main 699, Delivered to any part of the elty, | WANTED Second-hand Pianos and or- gans in exchange for new ones. Write or co Ramaker Music Co, | sas Stennd Ave. YRES TRANSFER 0b » ‘Rhone Main. a ht cor Oveidental Ava aod Jackson street NSURE with the Columbian Acei [Sent anpslation.. Reverve Fund ® ». Incorporated under awe of the State of Washington. Accel or ad Sick benefits. Agents wanted. | W. ANDREWS, President. r L. MILLER, Secretary. 24 Collins Block. Home office These FINE FURS os days make you think of the warmth in our Fine, New Furs. 1918 Thid Ave cc, heme NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS. in hereby given that a spe ul meeting of the stockholders of | the People's Savings Bank, a corpor- | nm, Will be held at its banking No. 16 Yesler way, in the ty attle, state of Washington nthe day of January, 1900, at the ho! s o'clock p.m. for the of voting upon — the question of adopting supplemental ticles of incorporation td cor ration and for the further purpo: the present 1s . srporation and adopting new 1 in lieu thereof and for the as may properly before "the | meeting JAMES R. HAYDEN retary Dated this 18th day of Decemb 1899 Gray Hest Ete... ail colors HAT RESSING Mrs. E. G. Hanson Wigs, Hairbraids, Ete. Mairoutt elad THE MARTIN Tir CURTIS Pie WASEIBURN eee U Ir ARS Winter & Harper Second A a pene Beattle Wash, i . 2 eo Pacific Coast Steamship lor San Francisco The company's elegant steamebips Qu q Waila a and - Saave = At TLE 9a. m. 45, 10, Jan. 4,9 14, 1 ». and every h ‘ at or Leave San Francisco tor Seatile 104 I 7, 12, 27, 2 Jan. 3, ¢ 1, Fet and every fi FOR ALASKA Leave Seatiie 9 a. m Cottage City, Dee. 1, 26, Jan, 10, 2 c Topeka, Dee. 6, Jan. 20. Al-Ki, Deo, 1, 16, M1, Jan. 15, 90. very fifth day thereafter » further information obtain folder The company reserves the right change without pr # not steamers, sailing dates and hours walling JF. TROWBRIDGE Puyet Bound Bupt. Ocean Dock, p town ticket office, @18 First av neral agents, @a > STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S A 5, Fast Mall = STEAMSHIP *! City ofSeattle = Gaile trom Tester Where at 10. m Wednesday, Dec. For Skagway, via Vancouver Ketchikan and Junea, 65 Hours Steamship Farallon jor Fkagway and Dyos, calling st fjownsent (Tyler sireet ” wharf) jencouver Ketchikan. Helm Bay Wrange, Juneau, sails irom losier whart Saturday. Dec. 22d. at 10 P.M. DODWELL & CO., Ltée, Ceneras eaenta 113 James Main 47, 27th Pham BLS The White Pass Yukon | Route Pacific & Arctic | Railway and Navigation Company British Columbia Yukon Rall- way Co. British Yukon M. T. & T. Co. Two first-class trains daily be- tween Skagway and Lake Ben- nett, B.C. Through telegraph service, Skagway to Dawson and intermediate points. SKAGWAY Atlin, Dawam and Caps Nowe Gold Ficlds yw is the Time to Start for Cap For rates and particulars apr to F. P. MEYER City Passengerand Freight Agent Yealer way Was 8. M 105 clephone Main 577, Beat IRWIN, TraMe Horton Building, Mana Beatt “8-Y.T. CO. ablished IRy; 10 DAYS TO CAPE NOME. Str. LAKME Wil Sail om oF About May Ist, 1908 NEW STEAMER SANTA ANA Will Sail About May sth agi, oth with passengers and Freight. Hoth amersconvect at St Mishacl with ou: river fleet, SEATILE NO. 1 SEATTLE No ALL YUKON WAVER POINTS SS SEATTLE-YUKON TRANSPORTATION CO. ter & Ha o-g2 Columbia St Geer NR Greyhound Changes Time. THE Steamer Greyhound Cc, E, EDWARDS cal Estate, Mining and Business Opportunities Weste 1 Marion yoty and Railroad a - WASH WIGHTMAN AGENTS WANTED. -— J Warwacy oF TITLE t ' 4-15 Haller JW. NAYLOF r sronecuung tor Bn h Co., 66-06 84 1 i Pacific b SOME EEOTS. 1 HOUGHT 415, 416, 417 5 AKO COMTHACTOS. KATTLE BRIDGE CO,—Bullders 1 arven, ¢ bunkers, f « 1 foundations; DAatiNG ACADEMY i T n t ough dancing b Q y i Ha Fifth nd Pik arenes FO PALE GOOD paying grocery. Groll, Damus and Osner, 1066 Madison street. WE havea good eight-room house,on ton BE teenth avenue, hree blocks 1 { Madison reet, that are offering for @ few days at $2 aiso #ix-room yume in wa ot nage properti , room 1, HAIK DEESSING AND MANICURE EA. HUMPHREYS, Hale Dressing, Face Massage and Mani- cure, 625 and 626 Pacific block. HOTRLS ASU FURR ISD YoRK—Firet av. and Pike; lass rooms and board at $6.4@ to $7 per week. HOT HOTEL SAVOY room@s 625 First Vieasant pays highest No. 1b Pike 119. ALASKA Junk Co. prices; prot Western av t returns Tel nue. LOANS AND hOTHWELL — Mortgage . fire ins, & surety bonds. 28 * — Young railway mail en. joes. Addr Inter-State € Iowa City, Ta MINING ENGINEERS. McAllister, 503-504 Pioneer bidg _—<——— MILLAN EY MES. HANSEN, cor. 4th and Pine, Cor te fall and winter stock of PRINTING AND BINDING. LITAN 12 Printing Yesler way. Tel, Binding Co., PERSONA mfr. Jeweler, 28 ore purchasing @ ne. A few good secs mechines for sale rease Columbia street, oppos PRUNING. EXPERT PRUNER—Those having jobs needing attent send word t i. Nelson, care Star office. SHOOSD HAND GOODS, A FULL LINE of Heaters, cook stoves an rniture of every 4 scription « n's, 6th & Pike eres BANKS. REAL ESTATE PHONE MAIN GIT Room 5 Colman Blook Seattle, Wash SEOCESP SORTA TOTS * ° oa e e ° ° ° o ’ he 4 ‘ 1; t te ° e ° ° ° ie . @ W.D-FIELD /} feat Estate @ * FIE Mi * GA, VIRTUE | ben : 226 BAILEY BLOG, PHONE WAIN 397 © Deeeeserevoerooone oan Ff 4 oF aed 2 M a