The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 19, 1901, Page 1

oo CENTS A WEEK Phone Main (050 SIX IS DYING England's Queen Believed to Be Nearing the End Swiltly, LONDON, Jan. 18—A rumor wa) current this afternoon that the queen was dead, Lord Salisbury was seen Personally and stated that he had not heard the rumor and ph eredence in it, Deep public agita tion is mariifested on all sides. the extras of papers are eagerly | Dought. Special prayers n’s recovery will be offered all of the churches tomorrow tust | LONDON, Jan. 4:20 this | afternoon 4 telephone message from Buckingham palace said that they had had Osborne house on the tele- phone five minutes previously, and at that time the first bulletin issued by the physicians still stood. generally believed that the quee Its . physicians have no favorable news te report. PORTSMOUTH, Eng. Jan. 19.- An official with a grave message met the Prince of Wales on the latter's arrival here. There is little attempt | This tr foniy building up t It i saw mills start as #oon as the lin William A B.C, wae ding te the Island just are bullt Manhetm, the clty yesterday ers one oN properties he Tn ntervie has wh poking raliroad bull Messrs. Cre have ay ¢ British Co mpany & nto ap Rupert or to som near the north island, with bray oast on eith } hey hav to build a It ar Taku I forward ¢ « boom ¢ and Cre ad to th tot rd and Soott NEW TRAIN 10 OLYMPIA until will and bably be present sen further ¢ run to Olympia kept on dui jon of the leg On Mondays the Seattle at 7:45 0 Olympia at 10:55 am, = 1t will re turn to Seattle at 6 p. m. ‘On Saturdays the train Seattle at the same time, not return until 9 p. m train will leave m, and arrive at will leave but wi | | MANAGER HOWE IS HOME. | P, wanag ir Howe, manager of the ter, returned from erday. Mr. Howe suffe grip and reports that of a quarter of a mill! eases in New York alone he ts ala York | trom ¢ was one | arippe ir. Howe say eae Seatt! NEXT WEEK | to disguise the bellef that Queen Vic- | toria ts dying. COWES, Isle of Wight, Jan. 19.— ‘The queen passed a good night and ‘was slightly better this morning. OSBORNE, Isle of Wight, Jan. 19. At noon the following bulletin was ji “The queen ts suffering fro: Sreat physical prostration, panied by symptoms which grave anxiety.” MANCHESTER, Eng. Jan. 19 ‘The Post says that the queen had a slight stroke of pa week. accom. cause !yets Christm LONDON, Jan. 19%-—All of the queen's children will be with her to- night except the Duke of Connaught, who is at Berlin, and the Dowager | Empress Frederick. The Duke ot} Cambridge left Paris this morning. COWES, Isle of Wight, ‘The queen is perceptibly worse since morning. Jan. 19.— LONDON, Jan. 19—The Exchange Telegraph Company learns from on official source that the emperor of Germany !s accompanying the Duke of Connaught to Osborne. PORTSMOUTH, Eng., Jan. ‘The Prince of Wales satled for Cowes on the royal yacht Albert at 2:50 this afternoon. the queen's private secretary, Phoned at 5 o'clock that the queen's tel condition was unchanged. bulletins will be issued until tomo No more row. BERLIN, Jan. 19—The emperor has countermanded all court festivi- ties, owing to the flIness of the Queen | of England, ESCAPED ON A HAND-CAR urgiars Rald Another Bank in Michigan. DETROIT, Jan. 19.—A gang of bur- glares battered open the doors of Sandell & Co.'s bank at New Balti- more and secured $3,500. They es- caper on a handcar. This is the tenth big burglary in the state with- in two weeks. ACTIVITY ON VANCOUVER An unusual activity ts looked for in the matter of railroad building | Sir Arthur Biege, | | WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 19.1 emy and Indian appro; b will take up most of the }@peech as ammunition subsidy bill | Im the house the District of Col palin abdeupention wih coonpy Monday and Tuesday, and the latter part of the week will be given up to; tthe nw propriation bitt MRS. ALEXANDER DEAD. Mra. Mary Ellen Alexan 51, well known in Seattle, died yes lterday afternoon at her reaiden 219 Nob Hill avenue. | NEW STEAMER PURCHASED The 8. Willey Navigation |recently purchased a new | the Dalton, which will be the Tacoma and Olympia leonnection with steamers nomah and City of Aberdeen. Pas Senger accommodations of this steamer are 300 for regular and 50) for excursion purposes pacity is | GOOD TEMPLARS. The Good Templars will hold a public meeting at 3 o'clock Sunday Jafternoon at Plumbers’ hall, in the |New York building. The program will consist of recitatio ging and speaking. All are invited THEY FEAR | —_-UNGLE SAM VIENNA, Jan. 19.—Vienna news- papers are reviving the agitation of a few ks ago in favor of a commercial combine in Europe against the United States. ‘Th: present talk occasioned by a |cent speech by Senator Lodge con- cerning America’s coming comm: cial and economical supremacy throughout the world The Neues Wiener Journal bellev- a great struggle between the ited Btates and Europe will be of the 20th | the « his six-hou against the has steamer place, run, Muit \t the leading charactertsti century. The object conomic chani in ‘the United | States, says the paper, can only be to flood the European markets with American product The | Burope’s inferiority | commercially ts duc handicap of taxation tmpos Europe by militarism. The says the United States Is gradua becoming the creditor of the whe world . A HOP STORY. & Sons, to America to. the According to Isaac Pincus hop merchants of Tacoma Sound eountry, the year 1 among the best in the his hop raising in Washington. Mr cus puta the output of hops f in the state of Washington at bales, averaging 200 pounds to bale.’ The counties which are sidered as hop producers and their output are as follows Yakima, 16,000; Pierce 000; Lewin, 5,000; Skagit Cowittz, 1,000. Mops yield average of 1800 pounds to the acre. Washington 00) acres in the cultivation of hops, Oregon 16,500, land California 7,060, There ‘has | been a large increase during the | past year over 1899. The price of hops In 1999 from 6 to 10 centa pound and during 1900 from 10 to ¢. This increase in due to a short crop in England CLAIMS AGAINST CITY. Claima were Ml youterday by H to $100.46 for the dent nidewalks by elty employ work on First avenue betwe: the 6,000 King, and an PR. Cline in their en Mad on Vancouver island this year, 1 i | json and Pike. of Victoria, | ardays. | }im the Jennie = | rece Wieneg Tageblatt finds that TH SEA PRINCESS XENIA OF MONTENEGR( The b just t thal of this r hae oMicially ann PRINCE AND PRINCESS BETROTHED. STAR. ees SEATTLE WASHINGTON 1901, A COPY, |THE intere firm of | Jansen, who accounts SATURDAY EVENING, 19, HOMES N0 OBC | Tel. Main 106 “IMs, Usher Will Spend a Fortune to Find Her children. JANUARY A. Brunr & Co. n all liabi k of A. Brunner will settle BRUNE & 00. Groceries and Liquors v dom fighting under » valtion. Its provided that neith r bulls nor bears can be baited ade to fight, There is a pr |to be @ prohibition of hare. and] hounds of rabbit hunts, which have |recently been introduced on. th | West Side. Riding to hounds has "The bill, which Is designed to th hensive. It te probabl which goes Into oe he Speloor & Haribut 1215-11 Avente OUR carl Sale to buy many market value. ur store espe- roughly € work, the ow you that verdriving re ~ of t © offered, “ | led 3, complete with burner, ibe, 180, 230 ' 1 Of srorsoeebOO £ areca Wrong Abont Your Byes been wrong in think "put of weartae y ‘ ng a8 possible. TH SIXTY ODD, <INETY ©) AIR OF v 1 + is responsible for sates ‘ t day trouble, OME ; all at 40. When THREE FIENDS _ CONVICTED ailants Found Guilty of Murd PATERSON, N. J., Jan. 19.—A ver dict of guilty of murder in the pe ond degree was returned last night Boaschieter case. M: Allister, Campbell and Death wi! ptenced Monday. The limit is 20 verdict was arrived at after a Liscuseion . ed the saying ¢ The p r tm nervo) theme murder In the sec lister looked relteve paled, but Campbell's never « fed = muscle. Apparentty alone had hoped for acquittal ‘Prisoners were t “PRESIDENT Death The -INPROVES, WASHINGTON, ident , Jan. 19. mproved igned AGAIN CHANGES COURT. of John E. ‘The case Nicholson va has again The case was superior court, but naferred to the federal at the at the defendan' The how petitioned the purt to have It remanded to superior court. A hearing was the motion yesterday, and Judge Hanford remanded the case. pet plat te thi give ral < |FROMONT READING ROOM The annual meeting t Reading Room at the Baptist reday night of $200.06 publie library. 3} Witter was also thanked for in which h 4 h of Mbrartan thy ople of Fremont are much pleased with the work of the | Reading Ttoom assoctation, and |many new subscriptions have been ived. very ‘SHINGLE MEN IN SESSION Washington ufacturers’ the M eting This afternoon rs the majorit of keeping it up James, a well known manu of Snohomish, said this think the associatto @ broken In fact 1 think the meeting this afternoon will serve to strengthen It. ‘The er ket at present \# > ily & and I think {t wil be for a month or more. We may then hav down, but t # hardly probat wn # ordered, of cou: keep open, but that elped, Even f one keep open that wil t market to any extent there may be desertion in the ra and the association Ainband, but it is hardly prob: e have too much faith in old maxim: ‘In unity there fs strength.’ ” TROOPS ARE BEHAVING WASHINGTON, D. C. ing to a departm: MacArthur telegray in the Philippines is in’ a ndid state of discipline, and that drunkenness, and that ution are not Iie OF encouraged, Ifa afew two af feet the Jan. 19, nt query, w that the uncorrected ins mm ct at ave Your @ to in; in regard to Out With Them WELL THE ABOVE Army Bill Unchanged | wasinor : | Bla STORM IN GOTHAM es | ee 4: . : Morga in, Lin Bullivar | Bullding Is Knocke seat 0 Optical Co, int th . © * ein 1211 Second Av ARE OP FERING. ON ANY OF T INSTANCES OT ASK YOL BROKEN LI THAN COs ND IN MOS WHAT MORE WHAT SNAPS WE TO SHOW YOU AND SER PLEASED er & Lanc | NEW YORK, Jan. 19 n wan unique stérm restrict the importa city, It cause iiave: inland Kast Twenty-thir lef and in 16 minutes 5 made r this lont. Severn * mn th amendments to at t G iW SIRKE : be “» ADAMS & BLANCHARD {Ship Canary IS AVERTED r Union and German akery at Peace. ou ate 719 Second Avenue, Hinckley Block AND ssesee During old build which wae by the wind derrick on th to the grour Nelson was kill ray was CASH BUYERS AND MAKERS OF LOW PRICES Take Your Turkish Bath At Home | Our Bath Caivnets Fold Up Flat When Not in Use | Cali and Soo Different | Styles | Stewart & He! mes Orug DEPARTMENT the | heard of in Chieag onna for that [heard from since. MONEY FOR BREMERTON Quarter-Miilion Item Is R ported to Congress. Now at the New Store St AYES, COR OF JACKSON STREET JUNK DEPARTMENT STILL AT YESLER DOCK CARN & COHN First and Jackson Railroad and Yesler a A Wonderful Woman She is not an ordinary fortune ~ ler, but a woman of high classie cal educa who has mastered the Mre AMATEUR MINSTRELS. AS Co, Hoffman. anticty Irarwwerereocrnrvrrmreerestt ee 4 MILES & PIPER iL p this morning between the ur bakery was settled, tood clear tr THIS WEATHER'S SU RELY COLD ENOUGH have HEATERS AND W THe MOST COMPLETE STOCK _ TO SELECT FROM The New Victor dr. ts interest in th liquor business, of Br at Pike street Mr. Brammer's de Mire A » repair work “Hoo Hoos WiLL HOOT ath t ANOTHER CASE TO THE POINT is really two old lunging and plunging slowly through ® of dim f the trusts and mon ant in t It the etty along with all fon of the interesting to w of th k ln | | | JAMES N. HILL COMING. A, tele the ‘off arnacied datiles In a splendid air-tight b inside; cast top with heavy steel No. 2 2, been of the Great nnouncing that Jame third vice president of the r ¥| be in Seattle about February for} Hill usually makes an trip to Beattie about four times a year. As it ls about three mo since hia last visit, he is about a $5.00 Foot r We are not cast on rift, fear of low f bad an fi their fight a of ¢ heate N OAK, CANNON such as the STOVES, at a 5 & PIPER CO. S4 Yesler Way, The Largest Stove Housein the Northwest scecerestocsecsrecseceeeeecoeceeereecsocoroetees “ the t when Z.C. MIL ES 78. was going paper publish: that a n mpany wa from the > compete the WAR CLOUD IS CLEARING enezuela Settles the Row! With Asphalt Company. COLOR LINE WAS DRAWN! lolph red, is pr rney, J. BE. Hawkins gality of race distinction lirected against J ter Zohnen, carry vat 118 Jar tes that tf, in 1 thi not accept 1DE MYREN, olonnade Hotel, Pike 8t. erescceesoesecsencoronooenseosoonnooecoroooeeees | with Through p ooeoe eeeoes | stores lost > ore ‘ated, uw Has two First-Class Second-Hand “ ‘le Whetheumpa how Stecl Ranges, one 6-hole | X. L., bu admire) sae OGDEN g-hole Oxford. ant or departed fable advice S507 PIKE STREET Diagnoses POSS OOOE OOOO OOSOOOORe ° tere business men at Is being incre men believe tn thi petition. Although the Times and th knew all at this move t an oppor ¢ in Beattle, they » #o that the city that there was n ance in the nent ‘The Star ts not fighting th « It haw stated several at the prices charged for rwe Hght are too high | re and | e that two electric |» companies would be better than Above things, is bound to print the n big corporations regard) ff “pull ‘TO PREVENT \ a ANIMALS |: In Hong Kong Mr eoeoe ne uni friends, busines! = dis eo oeesusos ? Stuffed The Largest and Best Stock of Fruit and Nuts at M The San Diego Fruit Co. | 7 pit UFFED MAN, 416 PIKE STREET rte st flavored th lovers of fané Comer Third Ave. and Main St Te Main crerescoooosooooooooooooooooosocesooceooesoeons > ates ¥ 7 Hand see Hxhting pla pressed the new uncll would think thing port NEW YORK, Jan ally statéd that the halt hai tled its diMeulties Ve government lerstood to be the all of the orders for rships to go to Venesu CHINESE SAGE o's cs reed a fr " « the customary the plaintit insulte was charged 50: should have nter. Plain that it will be and if needs b e supreme court, Plain nt in the sum 19.—It ts om ith This ase of th American Seattle | nN ernie rp ed mpany influences. Frasarsarseregsnannaneatartesaagetagsnansrneaneny | By Moving into otr ne pacity about four ey ta} w butlding we have 8 over what it was formerly Cascade Laundry co., increased our ca Ss. MAYFIELD FaMILy GROCER 503 Pike Street ‘Phans Main 998 CANDY CATHARTIC, tim he than to ¢ and that tift's « it made taken to tiff sues for judgn ‘WANTED BONUS | FOR THE TWINS suit| ure COLUMBUS, 0. | or Nash today received a letter f . Mansfeld woman, who wr she understood that it was a custom for the governor of Ohio to make ome donation to every pair of twink born in the state during his incum: bency. She had become the mother lof a bealthy pair, and said such a the|donation would be very acceptable | 1s|. Gov. Nash @ays that it would not re-jonly require ail his salary, but. « rtigage on the Btate house, to give premium for eagh pair, rik holds a profenm that he was traveling through the United States to nequaint. hitr In a bill in- eS the methods of modern scler to prevent | He wil ally ‘look. Into tion which | gchoola of the country with s would make trap «ne unlawful) to the advancement of those and make {t & crime \to kill birds | own country for the purpose of securing their| < — ~ — plumes for millinery decorations. WIFE WOULD NOT CooK. The provision, 1s brief, but it covers | the subject, ' This 4s the way the| qewis Chopala haa for divorce tn th from Adele Chopard hip in the pub |grereese RSPPLOS SY OSERE SOD 9 S9OF907 MORAN BROS. 3 Engine and Ship Builders Stee! and Wood co M PANY e Beware of the dealer who tries to sell : : LUMBER MILL. 4 ing "hoot weaned something “just as seresseseeosesovcooosoossososoosoose semen = ——==== inne For th Main 591 KEELEY Etec Laundry Co, Building BETTER WE ADVERTISE TO mrnooute or WINES | Yesler Way Pharmacy Corner Yesier Way‘and Broadway MIGLIAVACCA WINE CO. 108. © | sie. s00. $ | Genutne stamped C.C.C, Never sold in bull | | OLYMPIA, Jan troduced in’ th cruelty to animal; houre ° ° ° e ee, e brought cure of Liquor, Morphine, Opium and Tobac institute in Washing J.P, RAY, Mer. Institute ke or Fremont car. Of Main, 386, Seattle, Wash section reads er: or mt to bird when let for mere mport or fi plumage, kdll_ or kill or wound any guilty of a miede If this provi remains in bill and It Is enacted into law, immediately put a stop to shooting in thin state shall Jan, 19. rn that shoot, any live from ® trap the sake of its wound, attempt to bird, shall anor. ground fe any meals for el she interferes in his by ings, They were married in Se in November 1899 the it will all trap| J. C Sullivan Tel be attle If Once Used You'll mn Surely Call Agala. Clark, general agent of Only rocks | Wiaconsin Central, at- Portia or targets could then be used un-|in the city today.” Mr. Cl Ger the law by sportamen's clubs, |ports a great Increase in W | Another section of the bill probib-| trafic over his line, 4, PRESCRIPTIONS Phone Main 667 109 Main Street Dr. J. B, STEVENS, De, tS scsi