The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 6, 1901, Page 1

CENTS A WEEK Phone Main (050 eo THE SKATTLE STAR. goeveese @ The only Paper in * Seattio thet deres * to print the News ° y SOCOOCOHOHODOTOO seseottea EA" VOL. 2 NO, 298. MRS, NATION COMPELS TOPEKA TO GO “DRY” All Places Where Liquor Was Sold Have Put Up Their Shutters--Mobs Threaten the Proprietors--City Court Dismisses Case Against the Joint Smasher. TOPEKA. Kaa, Feb, &-—-Mra. Na-/legisiature to legalize joint smash-|ing up into two distinct factions, tion succeeded In stirring up the po- | ing. the Nationites and the anti-Nation lice yesterday. The Senate joint,} A. Hadley, of the Y. M. Cc. a. | The former seems to be in which she wrecked at daybreak, was fought with a Dig negro over the and undoubtedly holds controling raided in the afternoon. The pro-| Nation question, Mr, Hadley was away, At first Mrs, Nation was prietor, Michael Wagner, Shep Lit-/the smaller, but by sctentific work looked upon a freak Lp ere of late tle and two anti-Nation guards were | he battered the negro up badly be- her telling onslaughts upon the arreated. The place had been re-|fore they were separated. Numer. J01nt® have made her oppon Stocked and wae Going & rushing |ous other champlons of Mra Nation | ott admit that she is a woman of power, trade with the crowds that came to | resented criticiama of her course and =This morning Mra Nation recely view the wreok. in most cases got into physical argu-|¢4 two propositions from lecture Mrs. Nation was in court yester-/ ments. The whole town is wrought | ™&namer, asking her to go on the ay on charges of “disturbing the|up over the issue. platform and offering handsome | \ peace” and | compensation, but she announced peg —_ her determination to decline both ; Judge rTorexa. x < opportunities, “I have no time for ,firet charge, though Mrs. Nation : - Kas, Feb. ¢.—Mre. talk,” she remarked, to a reporter wanted 0 trial. Hearing on the sec. | #"'® case for disturbing the peace |in peremptory tones. “My business leona charge wae set for Thursday. last Monday, when she raided 4 20W and henceforth Is to amash hell ton withog; {Joint was dismixsed this morning. |holee Wherever I find them in this : lation was relenged without | 5. "sanded an immediate trial | t&t-, If the authorities will not en bond. She immediately gave the force the laws of their own volitior scathing denunciation. and threatened to bri it against | will make ‘em do It.” the city unless the demand was a ceded to. WINGFIELD, Kas, Feb. 6.—cit! ‘As the result of yesterday's raid, | zens here issued an ultimatum to the ii have closed to prevent trouble from | that all joints be closed, and threat Nation b issued ~ | the mobs. It ts believed that seriou Siebel chistes 2 trouble is tmpending here. The feet é i i : unless the ultimatum js heeded ing toward the joint keepers is tn-| DALTON, Ark, Feb. &—Five tense. The authorities have inform-| member of the W. C. T. U. yeater- e@ them that they could not protect | day swooped down o two biink tle them if mobe started to make | ers, smashed every bottle tn the place itis! : if hf i ‘Windows of these heil-holes.” trouble. and emptied kegs of liquor in the Béll hae Been tmtroduced in the| The people of this city are now lin- | street rk wares delivered, the total sum uf $2,490.31. The action is — by | . A. Fisher, secretary of the Mer- - Z chants? ‘association. Lilly, Bogardus| WASHINGTON, D.C, Feb. 6— S| Go. brings suit separately for $154, |The senate this morning passed the i i read the indict: t to chand-| military seade bin, with an Sgainet 1 Chinese oticlale and dex | wieked, (2 bs due also for merchAnd-| Cement providing for summary foe ue | wee Se Uileged in the complaint that | expulsion of any cadet who partici- Gunny stator Dean, being hard pressed, eold out | Pates in hasing. quiesced tn his stock ao intent | all cases escaping his creditors. on g bag hy ——— HAS HIS EYE ON fi fi NEW YORK, Feb. 6—The Nation-/ a) Cycling aay dg ~ 4 B4 os noal S wing CELSIOR oes hate been elected. President. | Chiet Meredith Has Adopted a New Geo. J. Cooke, New York; viee ee FCoE Temeahe, Newark, 8 Plan for Keeping Tab. J.; second vice president, Geo. Men- Mase.; secretary, © / — — . | oh aad | Chief of Police Meredith has | phi a adopted & new plan in regard to OLYMPIA — Frank P. McFadden, | keeping an of hen aw pone ot steamer Excelsior, Capt. Hum-|claiming to act as agent for bis /money paying siot machines now in r — Sister, ‘Mrs. MM. Miller, recently sold | operation In Seattle. per river country and Alaskan way & timber claim to Jas. E. Murray for It was formeriy the duty of De- ports yesterday evening, brought no $1.00, and has been arrested for ob-/tective Phillips to furnish each jOme. as if) mone: false pretenses. | moenth the clerk of the police court tie | Se et [with « list of the proprietors of sa- “es | loons who owned oF rented money- SSS BURIED IN lfy them when thetr fines were due. 7 oes Meredith's plan is to have each ——— | blanks printed for that purpose | At Present the monthly revenue VICTORIA, B. C., Feb. 6—The | collected from that source ts over steamer Tees, which arrived here | #100. The proprietor of each ma- this morning from the north, brings chine is assessed $25. news of the finding of a miner's dog and sied near the snowslide at Sel- | 1 | — | oe Sow, but hie body at | HER LIONS last accounts, had not been dug out. An unknown body was recovered Dusiness at Union ity, on Hood's | the beach near Point Roberts. canal, at the expense of his credit-| rye steamshi; ip Empress today bog MOT er brought news concerning the mutiny 5 Pe ie ‘Go on the British warship Barfieur, the * Co. Beattie saaoo throwing the gun sights of Grescen Co. «| the rifled ordnance Into the sea. Or-| In the recent 200 fire at Baltimore rod , Seattle | ser wae Mnally restored and the|~~., Madam Gertrude Pianka was as 4 Co-| ringleaders will be punished |the central figure, for she dis ro Sone oreeereek: a — tinguished herself for her bravery ~t 7. Soa, Bis siete.) fem. a—e One of the cages of doomed anim lorthwestern Cracker Co...) FRANKFORT. ee Spluaty |ai# contained six lions belonging to = p Gatpeaith Graie|ry Tousey, sevice of Gor, ceebal, (the woman, and was promptly on yy &. Iware Co.,| in the assnasination of Gey. eerie: |nand to endeavor to effect their res Gordon che, Sommerer & Co, | entered epee bie rm mprie- cue. Time and again, surrc gTocers; wabacher & Co., hard-| onment t! afternoon. |by flames, and frequently wid the cages of her pets and tugmed effort to drag them to a place of safety. Manager Bostock finally drove her from the impromptu fur nace and refused to let her return. ,] Madam Pianke wil! be remember ed as having shown with het Mons with the Cyrano De Ber- NOW SUPPORTS CHILD POOL TOURNAMENT. |ment was commenced at the Beattle Daughter of Wealthy Parents Seeks Divorce From Husband | played in all | ment has been decided. Ralph Hop- kins won, with FH. % Cullyford a < . lolone second. The handsome bil Latie Jenns has arranged to com [husband brought suit and received flard cuss to be given an prises have mence action against Louis H. Jenna heavy damages. = This suit was| 2h. ena wilt be formally award im the superior court, and asks that | Drought just as Col. Landes was | oMtonignt rane running for a state office, and his| the bonds of matrimony between) poijtical career was ended by it. | gp ginget them be dissolved on the grounds of This still further enraged the father | Ron-support and desertion. She also | of the girl against the couple. Ax} asks for the custody of their child the young aristocratic husband had Percival Arden Landes, three years never been accustomed to work, there . of age. were times when it was a struggle —— - = Mrs. Jenns is the second daughter to keep the wolf from the door, Al ‘of Col. Henry Landes, the well known though the bride had an excelient | The county auditors are busy | 13) Capitalist and banker of Port Town. | education, being @ graduate from | working on the assessment role for send. Louis Jenns is the son of the Mill's college, Oakland, Cal., one of | 1992. Much trouble is being expert- Rev. Percival Jenns, who han been| the best and most exclusive achools | enced on account of the many chang for 13 years rector of St. John's Epis- on the Pacific coast, she could not| Copal chureh of Victoria, one of the) use it to obtain bread and butter for| which must be noted, richest and mont respected churches her husband and little one. The re - fa Canada. sult was, this young girl who had| Yesterday afternoon Judge Tall Four years ago Louis Jenna p. guaded Lutie Landes to leave her and home of wealth and plenty, to enjo: the traditional “love in a cottag He disinherited her, and from that| bride to Seattle, and deserted her.|that amount appearing from the day to this she han never entered her | At first she was helpless, but a few | evidence to be one-half of the atook | ceive notice year’s scale, T am. to her aid and per-|owned by the defendant. The plain parent's home. At the time of the friends marriage, in Vietoria, Jenna thought suaded her father to pay that his bride's father could be paci-| board. This he did, but # fied, and that he would have the op- refused to support her child. Con-|and it was agreed that he should re portunity to enjoy the patrimony sequently the wronged wife and ceive om »-half of any claims that that would come to his wife, Col, rnother had to seek manual employ-|might be developed Landes, however, continued to en- ment. For two years she has been) , -- tertain animosity againet his an employe in the mangle room of This morning there waa 4 shortage son-in-law. He event went eo far ae a Seattle laundry Now weeks |of furymen in the superior eourt, and to publicly denounce the clergyman’s|to be free from the man whom she | by consent of the parties In the case on a6 4 ecoundre!l. For this, how alleges has never given her one|jof the City v# W. 8. Kinsel, a jury ever, he paid dearly, as the young! penny for the last three years. of nine was allowed to try the c r her | tiff lutely |defendant on his mining ventures, LE, WASHINGTON as found guilty of selling morphi Jand @ fine of $76 was imposed uy of Third ave rolumbia atreet |Inance now In St the sale of pat | pending is to the constitutional ordinance and in the « of the victory to inion of the low The jury in the case of the the entire night, returned this morn and received further tn Shortly before 10 o was assaulted by C in the Central sale it i alleged, shot the colored man. Was Amsqult not imposed this m Guertn- Leary Ing in the superior wo the latter part wterday the plain defendant's was begun with the testimony Neufelder, president of the Savings bank TURNED IT DOWN Because the Memorial | Reflected on the New Philippine Policy. Topeka is “dry” today. All the joints city Counc!) this morning demanding | lening to destroy every one in town) OLYMPIA, Feb. 6 day passed three bills for the relief ‘The senate to refused to ad { memorials urging one to re-enact the Chinese ex the preambie ‘as increased by | stated that danger w i foreign pomsecs reason of the new The matter in in @ different form. jo bill requiring take place in the pen ware; C. W. Chamberlain & Co./ : Mitchell, Lewis & Staver Co, and Northwestern Shoe Co., have com- ' menced proceedings to recover for) 1 entiary was | es |" ‘The memorial urging congress | pase the Grout margarine to be sold on its merit: was passed. Rogers approved the bill for of the Biaine requiring oleo- pportionment The dill making a 3- passenger rate in this state waa in troduced in both houses. od at the Spokane & Northern. reapportioning Conner tide tands passed both hous Cycting Officers Elected.” SLOT MACHINES | Ship Pyrenees Lost. The British ship Pyrenees, salied from om October last for Queen pe of wheat {drainage water from the same wan beached | me of the Gambier The captain and 2 of her crew arrived in #an Francisco this The ship and cargo are « at Manga Pera. PROBABLY LOST. ‘The steamer Queen City reports that the revenue cutter Grant found life-preserver ship Hala, near clelet ports from were recetved from Monte Vide when she put into that port minus her fore and main top These were to have been re placed and were ordered from Liv The ship is now 143 days patrolman keep track of the number | of machines in operation on his beat and has had specially prepared | A. on Aug } June 15, in lat. 6 deg. north, long. 9 RAILROADS traveling passenger R. & N., with head quarters at Portiand, is in Seattle to- agent of the 0. J. J. Hilyer, general bagwage agent lof the Canadian Pa Jeific coast, im in the AUTOMATIC CO. GIVEN PERMITS ‘The board of public works met this | Two applications of th ¢ Telephone ¢ ping falling timbers, she ruehed to | away with herole strength in a vain | for « line run between Third ning on Cherry street avenue and * from Cherry to East C The other was a line [John street north on Sixth avenue to | | Harrison street, west to Second ave- | nue, north to Gaylor |mape were submitted. neler recommende: required to arrani attle Kleotri avoid two sete of poles on some Athletic elub, There are 2% en-|streets, and also that a deposit be Kleven games were played |required for city inspection. night, but no phenomenal work | report Who Caused Her Disownment. was done. About 40 games will be | granted. at the Third Avenue theater a year) | the company Last night the 16-ball pool tourna-|with the ‘The fund was fixed at $260. A number of perm —_— The resuit of the billiard tourna-|to the Seattle Hlectric inary construction work iTHEY ASK CITY FOR $3.50 A DAY ‘The Seattle c rpenters are asking new scale of ving letter from Brotherhood of Carpen Seattle Union Of CerheTunip Of BOURGSTIOS, 011 08 ee ee ee, Uy Counetl | wagew of wnion |$2.50 per day of elght hours been used to luxury, had to go out|man decided the suit of Frank H. ek employment as waitress in| Cross against Richard J, Brown, to a Victoria restaurant. When her | get possession of certain atock of the husband found out that no money |Owassa Mining Co., in favor of the ‘The father of the girl was enraged.| wan forthcoming, he brought his | plaintiff to the extent of 25.000 shares |request you, ax was done to allow the new rate of $4.60 per day in the employ of ‘Trusting that we will re »f your adoption of this Yours fraternally, | Jnimed to have grub-ataked the | | Firat Cars Derailed, erailing of several coal cars of the Northern | this morning, delayed eldent occurred about 6:80 a. one was injured, The people living in the second ward, in the immediate neighbor hood where the Italian vegetable gardens are inundated with sewer water, were very much pleased at the expose of the condition of af faire made ip last night's Speaking on the subject Ga Keen, of the Keer! Mereantile Co. this morning aaid Tor years the residents of this district have suffer mind dn account of the unhealthy ondition prevailing in the neigh borhood. In the frat place, #tx or seven years ago an appropriation was made by the council to the Wilfind and Bush stre with the south tunnel. No connec tion has been made, but on th trary the entire system ts permitt to empty into a #mal! brook, wh latter drains the water from two ad Jacent gule Frequently an arta of vewetable gardens half a rm square is inundated with this: vile water offal to a depth of a couple of feet and the stench which arises at times le atising A Dangerous Nuisance. “In proximity to where these two nowers empty are located dair! The cows can, unless watched, ob tain their drinking water from thir peatilential pool, Typhoid fever and diphtheria prevail in the net« borhood J. M. Frink, of the Washington Iron Works, is very much werrted at the present time on account of the Ulness of hie daughter-in-law, who resides in the locality, She inhaled the germe of typhoid from the sur rounding sewer water, and has been at death's door for days She is at ended by the moat skillful physt etans obtainable, and there is even yet & question aw to whether she will recover. “None of the vegetables grown tn dena are uned In the neigh these | borhood, but are taken down town nd sold to innocent people. If they ould toke one glance at the om which these garden etuffs aré ained they would be very carefy thereafter to ascertain where the etables are grown before pur haeing Dr. |. M. Harrison wan next seen nd he expressed himesif very for bly a@ainat the city council's ne ence I have attended » number of diphtheria cases In the second ward and the illness In each case, In my J optnion. was caused by the unhea! | thy condition of the netghhorhod v ables fertilized with offal from the sewers and trrigated with source are not fit to be eaten. M MONEY IS PROVIDED * COLUMBUB, ©. Feb. 6—The state emergency board today allow- @d the adjutant general $50,000 as contingent fund to be used in the transportation and expenses of troopa to be sent to ¢ cane it should become necessary to resort to extreme measures to pre vent the Jeffries-Ruhlin fight Not, matter what the dicision of CALLS UP OLD SENSATION. Archie Noyes, one of the principals |turn he alleged that the Mahaffey woman and her friends had conspir- ed against him to ee in the famous Van Alstine divoree case, is back in Beattie after a fore- ed absence of nearly two years. The Van Alatine case is still fresh in the memory of many A little over two years ago, Con Van Alsting, a wealthy Klondiker, met and subsequently fell in love with Lou Mahaffey, an adventures and sister of Emma Morton, a wom an of the half World, now a resident of this city. They were married and left for New York City. While there the Mahoffey woman induced Van Alstine to sign a note which placed her in control of his fortune amounting to over $25,000. About the time Van Aletine and his wife left for the East, Noyes disappeared, nd the next heard from him whe in New York City. One day a stran ger called at Bellevue hospital for treatment. He had diamonds and over $10,000 in his possession, That man was Archie Noye Strange things began to develop tn Blue-print | this city, and it wase not long before Franchise | Lou Mahoffey and her Klondike hus. band ceased to live together, and In TALK ON HATS. Seattle ministers rend with much) conventence to others at church. | interest the letter in Monday night's | th: Star, in which R. H. Laeremans com plained that he could not ne | preacher at Plymouth chureh on ac count of the huge hat worn by a lady sitting In front of him. W weon today they wenerally expres the opinion that high hats should| tices to that effect. not be allowed to Interfere with the devotional exercises, though they were not ready to say that action would be taken to induce ladies elth jer to wear amall hats to church or to remove big ones while the: Dr. W. A. G. Temple, pastor of the Plymouth Congregational church, said that nothing would be done by hit It in a matter entirely for the con gregation,” he explained; “ff the In dies want to remove thelr hats, they an do #0, If not, I shall not take any action. The Only complaint I have heretofore noticed was an an onymous letter about a year ago. I paid no attention to it Dr. A, L, Hutehtson, pastor of the byterian church, sald: “We have no trouble of that sort, be cause our platform is very high, the ats are not close together, and the pe of the floor is well pitched en with the chureh erowde t think the hats would caus ble. As a matter of principle | however, it seems reasonable that no lady or gentleman would cause in- | fee | hate. enjed the same thing. ed that several churches posted no- The ladies, I be- mptly responded to the re DAY EVENING, FEBRUARY ER WATER, STENCH, SICKNESS AND DEATH. +The Disease Breeding Pool in the Second Ward Threatens Health—Cows Drink the Water, from contamt used. Of ways know know that the matter has n advertined whould take from, but t b G. south, has ward for « ” by a r At that time that the taxes to being paid in. all T have work of and we at once ¢ the wouth mu ly worke population of the ward has greatly | inereased. more connect lmewers tn question have nd all I have to any fs that the und \tekers of the city ina few mont ng ® flourishing busine will be 4 |the court may be, there will be no While " ivisors have to is final judge of the w | discretionary powers REPRESENT CITY. Mayor Humes an ler Paul departed this afternc is now before | the legislature destaned to give cit fos of the first clans the tnterest and noinnati in| fines on delinquent taxes, inatead of | ch go to the kane and Tac representatives to urge the passage | talk, his Olympia havin atte, Bp: of the bill. Divorce which prov was not woman w Al and was ‘Thro handed ¢ t arrived tn ing from San Francisco, one of the first to leave that boat. Main 1060. ONE CENT A COPY lection of California Sweet Wines bottle, and $1.00 up by the gallon, meness of our goods, Brunner & Co. 502 Pike St .Groceries and Liquors Men's Corduroy Suits WHAVI HAD THPM MADE ORTHER? we which ated p ADAMS & BLANCHARI the paing to ascertain D FURNISHERS 71@ Second Avenue, Hinckley Biook W. Wells’ Views. G. W. Welle he aid the emptying of the of the TRADE 0, $15.00 and $18.00 | ed the war appr room house, ring orchard HERBERT S. UPPE south tunnel urge that the A with vigor b Push town betwe ‘The offal re creating a death dealing odor and the pipes from the sewer ls caught in the bushes water finds ite way able gard er hangin on anything aight, and tends only the value of The Twe er at present ra Ha addition. a exten! rt of the cit tles at Norman atre A petition ne in the pool, down to the ve- E LEADER 7\O Second Ave ES TH w being circ urging the counct! to sewers with in presented, We don't say much about taken up with the | mention the spec! mer wan h 1 next eunem ight Shirts, good } riannetette § rm cloth, made to neil at Fiannelette Day Sirts, arade; were The, 99 cts} ras, bets © 00000O00004 060000000004 ASKA POO POPPAPAOO PDD IAD ODD PD IAD AIK tter and has nm will have ure his fortune. STOVE IS MAD ASBESTOS OVEN IS LARGE y= HAS A DAMP’ THE HEAT TO RETURN UN TING TO TH THE STOVE BAKE PAN WHICH BACH STOVE I8 PROVIDED WITH FIVE LENGTHS OF PIPE, RAKE PAN AND TENT COLLAR THIS STOVE IS AS NEARLY PERFECT AS A SHEET STEEL STOVE CAN BE Manufactured as Follows 42 18x30x10 ok, a own attorney ton and Noye then absent for eeveral days Van Alstine was granted a divorce, and the Mahaffey produce Van TELESCOPED AND FITS IN A he's money fused to obey the rneys she appealed | to the supreme court, which recently | »wn a decision In her fav Mahaffey woman, have always mh her at MADF Noyes and neding to the pol n on friendly terme. ‘The ense ts now out of the and the parties who were interested | are free to walk the streets of Se attle without fear of furth When the rte Heve quest Dr. Hugh W. | Weatmins said hats to chureh. oth are not frequ formal aotic erally understood by Inc hats at church are not in good taste. I think it is a very Personally custom for hata in church and worship, itke m with bar D M When a view of p ocoastonall, formed the prominent ment,” 1.0. MILES & PIPER CO, 78-84 Yesler Way. LJ POSESOSSESSEO SOOO OOS OOOOD 3 ibs. Fancy Clusters for 25 Cents AT —* San Diego Fruit Comp’y 415 PIKE STREET POET Bo dit oe SOSSSSSSSS OSES OOOOOOSOOD By Moving into ofr new building we have increased our ca- pacity about four tines over what it was formerly. Cascade Laundry co., Corner Third Ave, and Main Uptown Office, 817 Second Avenue. POSSSOSSOSESOOHOOSOSOH OF OOSOOOOOS OOOO OOOOPOOOOOD A nice quart bottle of ZINFANDEL FREE with every purchase of Port, Sherry, Angelica or Muscatel at $1, $1.50 or $2agallon. Special delivery. MIGLIAVACCA WINE CO. East the hat question was agit ated about a year ag the | churches the officers adopted r | |tions asking that ladles remove thetr In others the minister request It was report- Presbyterian ladies wear So the cases where # suffer from such obstructions enough to require claily ae it is gen Albert ison Street one sitting behind her In chureh or other public ix a nulaance Complaints are made habit of remaving th hate in church, ably would women of the congrega- tons took up the certainly be We have everything needed ; Id Beales headquarters. art & Holmes Drug Co, Firet avenue, foot of Cherry St - ne Men’s Furnishings this department. We are so mush dies and what they wear, that we forget to ls we have from time to time. Here are a few: Men's Neckwear, in Teeks, Windsors, Four-in-Heads, ete, Choice of our regular ae Nine; a apecial .. ....+ 12; cts Men's 4-ply Linen Collars, several odd lines we wish to discontinue; they are the a amps | STOVE NO. 2 8TE FIRE BOX 18 AND CORRUGATED SHEET AND RAKES LIKE A STEEL WHICH COMPELS ER THE OVEN BEFORE GET- FITS THE OVEN 22e26x15 29x36x15 20x48x15, St. Telephone Main 210, lephone Main 498. 109 Main Street