The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 4, 1901, Page 3

FRIDAY, JAN TARY 4, 1901 LAST EDITION, CAMS, BEING IRIED Attorney Hart Will Hove His Men Gamble or No One Will Tura a Card. This afternoon, at 2 hearing of Wm. Moore and Green, charged by the police with] conducting a gambling game known ‘@s blackjack, in the rear of the Se- ttle saloon at 207 First avenue @outh, was resumed. Hart charged that the police were favor of other tenderloin sal keepers who had the same games (n Operation, but were not arrested Hart wanted to know of Willa Why he arrested Green and and did not raid game: the Pincus and Clancy Hart had in preparation a list Vartous gambling resorts of t nell, who were pres. ~bief Meredith also charged that the police had entered into a conspiracy wito Moore to run their game. ‘In that ase, the proprietors of the other would prosper,” said Hart, resi.” The afternoon session wae taken ‘up by a clash between Attorney Hart Brule an to Raving Ro bearing on the case. At the time of going to press, no wit- messes had been examined. ‘Transit today took a The Bertha left last night for ‘Valdes, with @ nd 60 m Oy pamengers al come over in a day the Tacoma-Otympia stern wheeler of 345 eae ‘The steamer State of California Trorning with fos farsongets unt a full cargo of freight. WANTS NEW MAIL ROUTE ii gen- Petition o Kitsap county. of @ mail route follows. f if 2 wt yy. 4 —— & m., at Olalla and take the Seattle; i i then One of the reasons given for the change is that It takes three to seven days to a reply from Se- 2 F 4 2. ity in the state, a distance of only 1% miles. REPORTERS’ NOTES. Mr. Joseph Galbraith, of «Mr. Harry Comon Clarke's company, Playing at the Seattle. is a nephew of Mr. J. E. Galbraith, of — Galbraith-Bacon Co., of this 'y- The big wall-map of the city of Se- attie and ite environs. which Messrs. E. P. Kendall and W. P. Wilson were engaged in preparing for over five Months, is now ready for the sub- seribers, and a few therm were re- lorries & Robin xX 8 feet, printed im colors, oeraphed in Chicago. The map shows East, West and South Beattie, and Kirkiand, in addition to the city proper. Frank Buzobeck, @ teamster, was arrested this morning by Police Om- cer Wilkes for leaving team un- Stella Nelson wiit'be given a hear- ing Jan. 8 on a charge of grand lar- ceny. J. W. Sweazea, known as “x-Rays” Bweazea, a collector, arrested Wed- nesday on a charge of carrying con- cealed weapons, has taken a change of venue from Judge Cann to Judge Austin’s court. He will be given a hearing tomorrow Judge ( Kar! C. Wag $16 against D Pike street r morning gave mbach a judgment for A. Blondin and wife, urant keepers, as eu: lan for his daughter, Hosa Wagenbach. The gir) worked at the restaurant as a waitress, The Blondins refused to appear in court and the judgment went by default They admitted, howe owed the girl the wag Judge Cann ordered Constable Matthews to serve the judgment up on the Biondins, and if they refused to pay the amount and the costs, to Clove the restaurant, A RECORD OF BEAUTY This Crook Once Heid Up the Diller Hotel. Chief Meredith today rece formation that Robert Marte €x-convict, who at one thr Beattle, is under arrest at City, Utah, on @ charge of. robbery and murder. Several monthe ago Chief Meredith noticed an article in chamber of commerce this | guard. endorsed and forwarded to | er, that they| Diego paper whigh told that a his name? as Martel to be & member of the fepartment, was wanted f ‘ Meredith at onoe joed that the Martell wanted = In siifornia and Seattle Martel! was probably the same man, Me w 1 a photog ot Martell t he Sa « and they sent word that t the man there, Mart ade his on f again e City, He he 1 ¢ ex-con ae Ryan, taken fn at che sam f Meredith pty he followin i of Mart W, Davaile, alias Duvallie atin aval, aling fF t Le alias Robert Le Blatte, alias Rob-| rts alias R. W. Le Blanche, alias William Lotto, altas R, W. Mart sa burglar, forger, counte good to have ntin pent 4 under the Portland, y. He cw as a given 16, 1804, charactor vars. WILL GET THE | HAIN GANG @iseriminating against his clients tn) . the ex-convict, ar 4 by Police Officer C. I. Grant 16, on suspic burglary, ts in jail, The police are confident at Jun overcoat thier rked the city for several he was arrested by Chief Meredith stated this morning that a charge of vagrancy would be preferred against the pris ner, and that {t was the desire of |the department to have Juniwich Jasoist the chain gang the streets. ARARS 1 ~ CONGRESS WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 4 Speaker Henderson was too Ill this morning With a cqjd to preside over the house and Dalsell occupied the chair. Routine business no sooner ended than Olmstead was on his feet | seeking recognition for his suffrage resolution of yesterday. Underwood made a point of no quorum and moved to adjourn. The motion was lost by 10% to 85. AFFAIRS SOUTH AFRICA LONI | Tony Juntwich, Jan. 4—No very bad news came from South Africa yee- terday, end today the feeling 'n London was more cheerful, due part- ly to the fact that Lord Roberts ts expected to manage things better when he is in contro! at the war de- partment. Advices from Sydney, N. 5. W., are that 6,000 have volunteer- ed for the new contingent to entiat ts encouraging to England. CAPETOWN, Jan. 4—Gen. Kiteh ener has expressed his thanks for the in calling on loyalists to asset in the formation of a id defense He has ordered Gen. Fores ter. Walker, commanding the forces at Capetown, to use traing tn getting the loy colonists south of the jenemy and then to surround the |eaiders or drive them back north- war A stationmaster on the Fraserberg road hes taken possession of a lot of cases Inbelled.as condensed milk, but really containing 3060 bullets and 16 pounds of dynamite. ‘The cases were destined to Fraserburg. FREIGHT 10 KLONDIKE A serious condition has arisen et White Horse in connection with dutiable goods going from United States territory into Dawson. When the rivers were navigable freight could be ship; from an American point to White Horse and from there it could be shipped in bond on the steamers to Dawson. Now the river is frozen over and freight is taken in by dog teams. There is no way now to bond a consequentiy the duty has to be 14 a8 s00n as the goods enters iritish territory. This is causing considerable difficulty. If « Seattie| firm ships a consignment of good into Dawson, the Dawson firm will have to send 4 representative to White Horse or the goods will be tied up until the duty ts pald. Express parcele are espectally scrutinised by the officials and a large amount of express matter also tied up. Mr. E. 8. Busby, Canadian cus- toms inspector at Ska, way, fe ne in Ottawa trying to make some set- tiement by which the blockade may be stopped. It is likely that some efinite arrangements will be made inside of a few da: COUNT, ARE YOU DEAD? BERLIN, Jan. 4.—The Walde assassination rumor has been in culation here for a week |ernment has no informatic jis pointed out that Waldersee was P at the British review on New Year's day, After Holiday Bale of fine new and second hand pianos, at prices to clone, and terms to suit pur- ch r. Hardman Pianos. 2 Knnbe. Sohmer: Kingsbury. ° a Harrington. rakauer. Bteck Peane. Hallet & Davis, Hamilton. Howard Jewett ¥ Feverett y Wheelock. Huntington. Ludwig Cable. d dé Wellington, ~ . Vone. Willard. I 1 1 6 2 i I 6 new and second hand or- All at our Seattle store RAMAKER MUSIC CO. 1415 Second Avenue. in cleaning The rush |e action of the Cape Colony ministers | LATE DISPATCHES THE HAGUE, Jon. 4—Mr. Kru getr had @ wood wight and his cor dition thie morning ie favorable RERKELEY, Cal, Jan. 4—The Bank of Berkgley, private, con ducted by RW, Hirovka, of Ball More, failed to open ite doors this morning. Miny truck farmers will | lone ifteen thounand dollars ie | | probably the mount Involved in the fatlure CAMDEN, No J. Jan. &—Ty an explosion In the cartridge depart ment of the Repauno Chemical Works, at Gibdstown, thts morn ing, Oliver Mellvaine, Walter Win | and Jobn Kibby were killed and a] number of Others lojured The works are owned by the Dupont ¢ JEFFERSON CITY, Mo Tn his final message Gov, Btephens | Jrecommended @ change In the libel making {t the duty of judges to force grand juries to jnveatiqate Jan. 4] charges In the press against public officers, sal that If they were Just indictment contd be found, and if unjust the editor be proseouted for | felony, and on conviction sentenced | from ten to.fifty years’ imprison. | ment | TOPBKA, Kany Jan. 4 Senator | Baker xave out @ statement to: withdrawing from the | race. Mr. Burton will pr | elected. LONDO! t HongKong. ‘ec ta, denying the United States report that Aguinaide ts dead | that Aguinalde ip etill Mehting | N. ¥., Jan BUFFALO, HE 1S. DEAD ‘ONCE MORE NEW YORK, Jan. 4—President Benjamin L Wheeler, of the University of California. who ts the has recetved secret information that | stopping at Waldorf-Astoria Aguinaldo -is dead. The information was gained through several Filipinc children, whe are in hile care. They are the sone of Buereamino, a weal thy citizen of Manila. Mr, Wheeler also has in his charge several child ren of Midél, who le governor of Mindanao. A jury was impeneled in the crim- ina! department of the criminal court this morning to hear the trial of Albert Gmith, who ie charged with Lt am | the safe of the ten house on Second avenue, owned by JW. Hughes, ‘The robbery oceurred on the even of August 3 last, when about in cash gad checks was obtain- ry had been tmpane! nation of J. W. Hughes ed. After the o4 the exam! occupled morning. the remainder of the Werry Corson Clarke. Harry Corson Clarke opened at the - last tin “What Did Tom Dor" farce wes weil re Celved Harry Corson Clarke lines bear no evidence of being learn- ed by role. In the second act Mr, Clarke gave some chargcter imitations, appearing as Frank Mayo ia “Davy Crockett,” John McCall Cpertactus, and Heory © veep we on Hen- ry Irving. Mr. Clarke's eupport of 1! people werves an a lable dressing for the art of the tan. ~ Tarkien Bat! Only re perepennee remain of “A Turkish Beth” at the Grand Tomorrow aftermogn the puptis of Boys’ & Girls’ Aid Bootety & In dustrial will be sptertained by the management, af e matinee per- formance. “Quo Vedie.”” Big business comtinues at the Third Avenue production of “Quo Vad: Following (he lest act of the play | Madame Sehell and her lions ocoupy | the stage for ip minutes. The lions | are three in number and ja | } A matinee is billed jer tomorrow afternoon, The Frawiey Company. T. Daniel Frawley opens Jan. 6 at the Seattle for one week. On Sun- day and Monday Bight . will be prea jadame Sane The Middjeman’: Thureday, “Chit Gren of the Gheito”; Friday, “The Great Ruby"; Saturday mati Trilby’, Beturday night Sporting Duchess.” This splendid company should draw full houses all week. “*h Bolt Boy.” SEATTLE STAR, 15 YEAR F Honorable SH OE MERCHANDISING means an absolute guarantee of \e ‘e Ne Fair Dealing buy. We find scarcely 4 pairs Ladies’ la Leather wore ‘82 95 82 pairs Ladiew Jae nai 84 25 18 pair : Ladies Storm Calf 8h 315 64 pair Ladies’ Coin tow $3 25 % pair Ladies "Vesting Top Dress Shoo, 32.00 pair Ladies son, #00; now OL 45 Rubbers, sise: We have ma’ 120 Child's Croquet THE CHURCH IS PUSHING ITS WORK, ‘This church has passed another way mark in its history im the wid- ening of the work sufficiently to! Salt hurchea, A charch may ip reawe the home expense to salaries ond equipments enough to consume the moat rapid incre f ability in th congregation; of it may prefe plicity tp the home sake of the larger work. The Westminster church be- Neves the last method to be accord ing © the Goepel, and follows it closely and with marked success. The Jefferson Mall work for men has been running for more than a year under the management of A J. Bair, giving « home to two hus dred or more men each day. It is the largest work of Its kind outside of New York or Chicago in the United States. It is a model work in this respect that the able oodted must pay thelr own wey. only ° truly needy are carried by the he in bend latest enterprise of Wostmin an church is the new Pe 1 | Church” now under constructio Lane street, near the South school, on,” but @ h the par This new building will be e by the last of t ation came out of a rented hall less than two years ego It ft» now the third congregation in sine In the city, and has a Sunday school the second in aise, This is the more worthy of note people follows the strictest | methods, both In ite finance and in + |ite methods and alms of work MADE MASTER IN CHANCERY “A Bell Boy” opens at the Grand January 6. ‘This faree comedy has never been geen in Seattle, and has been reported to be one of the strong est organizations of its kind now en tour. John M. Weleh heade the cast of 16 people, whieh includes Harry Armatrong, May Casedy, Young Sis ters, Besgie Marlowe and other well known farceurs, in tu Commencing With) a matinee per formance Sunday 4@fternoon, the a traction at the Third Aven all of next week will be Isharm's new musical farce comedy, ‘King Has. tus," written by i. Henry. Gurney, which i# the greatest hit on Bouthern |abeurdities and droll miatakes ever placed on the boards. Although it polls over with ludicrous humor, the music is always high-cla ply charmt us has been written his work by the best in the country, and all wilh whistled and sung in town and city in the union are catchy, bright and full of mele ody. The Searchlight, avenue, bie week showing Britieh troops on parade in London, High anders exerclaing, troops embark ing. British troops capturing a | battery: CAN EXTEND MAINS. Yerterday afternoon the Seattle « & Electric Co. was, in accord nee with an order tasued by Judge Hanford, of the federal court, grant. ed a permit to extend certain maine | throughout the city. . The company | will not be interfered With pending the decision ‘ay to the validity of its franchise, at 1905% Secont| We It TACOMA, Jan. 4—Warren A Worden was yesterday afternoon ap pointed master In chantery for Ta coma, the ninth judicial circult, of the districtof Washington, to suc ceed Col. Thad Huston, who resign ed to take the bench of the superior court, to which he was elected Inat POO SOOO HOSES OSE SO SHOO SOO OSOOOOOOO OOO OEOES OOOO OOOOOD SOSSOSPSHOSSSOSSS OOO OOOS November The appointment of master in chancery ts for life on ood |hehavior. ‘There is no salary, but|@ Xhat | ranging from $600 to $000 per _|year. Mr. Worden is now referee lin bankruptey, and will continue in} that capacity Huston served 11 ing a years a8 master in chancery. Pi pi Ward's Cirew lating Library | 1210 d Ave. | - |g boy o Fure rem to look like | new. ©. ¢ ira Avenué. prices now! ‘0 keep the old aiarots feet warm theae at 65 Cents or Never the chance of obtain- or Overcoat for man, selling them, So come coi me STL AWIS & C6 no odds and ends to clean out, but the MEN'S SHOES 60 pair Minsos © pair Men's ) ule, $6.00; now "85 00 88 85 €3 85 48 pair Titan Calf Dress Shogs SOF Jade 82 95 Tan Minnow 82 pair Men's Black © Fouble sole. $8.00 now pair Men's Velour hoes, 8 09, now 48 pair Boys’ € # now Sipair Men's Satin Calf, Double Biacs 2% Bole Bhoes; leather now lined . $2 45 © pair Boys te 2, $1.60 72 pair Men's Satin Caif Doub now Bole Shops; $2.00 Bizes 2i4 to 6 bow $1 45 ; omen ds of Shoes 0 6 to 10%, at Ihe, 120 Ladies’ ny broken lines of al! kir n Benne Cr on ou quet K cain ed Ameri an Hundreds of your these reductic Furthermore things from the best eas If you do not the more you buy the 4 all, much: we've satiat ° o ° e « « e e e ° * ° < « e * ° o ° ° e e 2 ol Just. a Short Time N O T I C A reasonable policy price fair Satisfactory to you and Is all you need trade at this store t¢ fe ate the carefulness our @| methods, Our prescription ¢ nt is most perfect, our pharma euticals are of the highest stand Z| ara. We quote some prices for com @| parinon Packer's Tar Soap, reg. 25 nigat Viorls Bo a la and a small cake, for the tw | 2c, or 6 for | suc Irona, all sixes be Shaving Brushes, 1 ibe, 2% 3) and 35 Is Noy quality at a j ée 506 Becond Ave 2711 Jackson St you will have A large line of Men's Melton Overcoats in black, blue or brown. a duced from $12, $14 and $16 to $6.75 Mechanics Clothing Co. 109 OCCIDENTAL AVE. (Between Yesier and Wash + ington, Look for sign) Suit of Clothes r child at that the We are a They'll beat any you e Phone your prescription, No- |@ The Masses Everett Paper Sold. body fills them more carefully, |@ siaruatiatien asa alhen salidiaa i re dependent was sold yesterday after. noon by H. W. Patton to 8. A. Per ini © 102 FIRST AVENDE $ tine: seme trocna’tedgor atixews @ The Independent will continue as an GIN EY, rs @ (afternoon paper and will have the ‘a Seccccseoneeoneses secu hen.” & mn | Everett Fragar, United States con Diamond Ice is the best; it costs Telephone Main 787. wul for Coret, at New York, died at|no more than the cheapest Tel 8, B, Corner Second and Pike, — | his home in that city yesterday. | Main 1069. 2K aA PHP MISSES’ SHOES S pair Men's Tan Cordovan § 2 pair “Minnes : 85 25 stats BOY'S SHOES ibbers at lene Ch friends and neighbors do; th Do you know that a dreas, then know it more you save, Laird Sety ww SIMISON BROTHERS... Annual Clean-Up Sa HIS is house cleaning time with us, and the energy which brings such a mutilation of former prices few we we are discontinuing, will make this a memorable bargain event, such as you have never se row the sale begins, and if there’s an atom of bargain feeling in you, Come with the Crowd. have, combined with an Cut Storm 81 50 Cult, latent High angaroo 48 pair Trim pers, ber Shoes pair Trim pers *; patent leath- 8 cts 64 pair 1 Grair Bhoos; 11-2 1 60 serie 18 ee ei 30 2% to 7 “Stipr now 48 patr now at 19 If the manufacturers BROTHERS, 707 SECOND AVENUE, eoees wéqpeoceapaprovsvonpvenhiaigniipanlipenes H ' Do You Realize the } : | “Chances” Thiss 3 3 | Bayles Hand Made I$ ’ Month Gives You for ; ig ee | Dealing at Baillar- | mevead yy ameaed gen’s? ye ty Ye e make an edditional workman Peanuts rowded our store for three days now, and everybody is wary tw James Thomson, ot Per iv, 0 Browneville, Or, has come at the te mat od. bbw wed or the Westminster cc De ou know that with the exception of about « half i to be the assoc Saratoga c chips 7 ‘ Rev. Hugh W. Giichr Per Ib dozen articles everything here * lens this month? as t e of the sor et the life of this « Do you know that you needn't buy « thing you don’t orthy of the imitation of POOSSOSOOOOOO OOD need, or a yard more than you want In order to partake of underwear, gloves, towels. or anything costs Irae this month? ” realize that you can select these rted and best kept stock tn the If you do, then We've wak prow a Come mornings if you can. ORE ERP ‘BAILLARGEON’S oe 3 POSSTOSOSOOEOS—OSONOOSS ADAMS Bargain Prices For Saturday erman Breakfast Creese— Special for Friday and Sat urday, four for , 10 Bulk Home Made Mince Meat Regular price ie Ib; ape- a pound ‘. Ps Bea F ” ry Powder Special for Friday and Sat urday, 3-1b package 14c Best Grade Bulk Iowa Cream ery Butter—2 Ibe for 85c Bulk Rolled Oate-—Ten be for oy ted Fir White Granu gar—18 Ibs for. .$1.¢ Java Combinatior fresh roasted per pound : ADAMS GROCERY C0 1428 Second Ave. Tel. Main 482 Soeoesoeosoooooooosoooos DID YOU... get a ploture of any kind for Christmas? If you did we are the people to frame it right We make frames. Seattle Art Co. 1426 Second Ave, ern” n or heard pair binck; 91 Men's Rubbers. = hould impel you to avalanche of new lines, tell of. Tomor- Ladies’ B med Felt Slip $1.26; now and Jted Fur 9 cts Ladies Black and Red Fur Th = 61 ee Ladies Vamp Feit Cc Lads ors with fe ‘arpet Slippers; 5 cts Men's Nullifiers in tan and nines 6, cont 6% and 7 at 36 EATTLE ‘Buy a Syringe Before We Move ‘There is = lot of things to be mage cheaper rather than pack them up @ and wart them down the street a block. Alt 8 Rubber Goods 25 per | Cent Off Hot Water Bottles made of good | stuff. Combination Bottles and Byr Bulb and Fi ringes. Everyone gua Pike Street and Secend Ave, je. Pike 62 or Green 151 sreverrewrverwerrwrerewes Begin the New Year With a Good Camera | tnitke keeping a @lary, pie- ture teking never gets tre- some. We haye the biggest stock of fine cameras on the const Photographs Supply Compaar Columbia Street. * * a * * £ westineton Denil at * ; COPE EN ESE REE EEE EERE EEE We Have It! We Have It experience has taught you the cheapest and mest We Have MN We Have It! INDIATESSa +24 Pike St. We deliver goods, Tel. Green 1851 TORT OI BUY GRAND RIDGE COAL This coal is from the new mine of the lasaquah Coal Co, two miles above Gilman, It is the best, cleanest and the PPP rrr rrr rr If You Love Your Cook heapest coal in the world. Bunkers foot of Madison st. Main 976. VERE E EER RENEE ee phone RR TR RR * SEENNENS EN NEHER ES ‘And Y Chest Protectors All Sines, Prices Reasonable 2d ave and Columbia. Tel, Main 193, "a NSURANGE Agents Svicat Sanaa aes Telephone ims y Fred A. Wing rank rT on