The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 12, 1901, Page 3

PERRUARY 19 LAST EDITION. STEAMERS FOR NOE All Companies Are Splendidly Equipped for Season's Big Business. The various steamship ¢ engaged in the Now Figures obtainab to the number 5200 and S000 will be a conBervative Applications for passage and inquiries for freight r at the Various o! the compantes. sald | “has closed negotia nged to operate betwe nd Nome the coming sea ee Pera, S528 tons City of Sydney, 327 tons, ost to carry the freight asl pass-) engers. "Capt Caine, who fs now in San Pranciaco, has purchased Steamer Rited os is (he revenue cut- ter Bear, to buck the ail from this city on The Pacific Steam toe Apri 22 aling com- Valencia, the first two among the very first arrivals me last year. The Jeanie ts Diited to sail i iff th i by ef pupisiny ie i 3? ie 3 g hk f oppetand and alleges fer ground for action, that the defend- Qnt is incurabiy insane. Yeaterda: Burke succeeded fn getting a divorce from Herman R. Burke, who was ordered to furnish $9 per month alimon; prone om doe ony Burglars Bound Over. : Hart, Frank Martin and E4 yesterda: George Farrell were \y boul to the superior court on a c! ‘The weather during phenomenally and all of the oid timers, any of whom have resided in se- years or more, say that er ween anything like ctor Salisbury, quite agrees with eather bureau he old residents on that score. lurnishes the following he past ten years, lor the month of February, age temperature has teen 41.6 de- There have bee age 3 clear, 10 wan 67 degrees (in 189%) and the lowest 49 degrees Cin 1893.) the month the a rature has be went 0 degrees. inys, 4 partly cloudy and 1 By the above it will be see that the first ten days of this month re have heen mix clear days asicq with inet an average o mar days for the entire months of | sountry this week t 10 years. |the Alnoka ru POLICE NOTES. y was yesterday bound | day. verior court by Judae | on @ charge of robbery. Sullivan was » Patrotman Griffith livan is @ well | He was arrested) bruary during the p Wa Roberts, Known an the ‘Tall Kid,” Was arrested on auspicton by Detective Wappenstein last nicht Walt, Oro, @. F." MeCermick, 0, D. Monts, Joe Martin and Joe Q. Mills are in Jatt charged with fighting Washington Inactive. State Immigration agent Ward 3 has reeeived a letter from FF. Whitney, of eat Northern, Tn substance he writes an follows It would seem as if the atate of Washington was very indifferent as to whether any colonisation should take place In the atate of not. As I }understoed tt no appropriation has been made for carrying on the work, While attention tm being so gener ally directed toward Washington and the ra are spending so iderally tn advertising the state, it id seem & moat opportune time for the state to take some action in |the matter,” MENACED! LONDON 12.—A dixpateh oC | trom Shanghat Kwan says that beig: Janda are menacing the Russians who g the line of communtes {tions along the Shanghai Kwan rail Reinforcements have been Seven Japanese were killed by: an! f xplosion of gunpowder near which they were smoking. LABOR HAPPENINGS. It is rumored that the Model laun- dry has withdrawn from the Laun ymen's association. If this im formation {# correct, It would seem a* though this move was made with the intention of untonizing the con- cern: At the last meeting of the Western Central Laber union the articles of Incorporation were perfected, and will be submitted to the union for ratification at a meeeing called for the purpose tomorrow evening They will then be submitted to the | AMitinted unions of the city for thelr endorsement before becoming effec- tive. A committee of the union ts busily arranging the finei details for the erection of the proposed temple on Pike vtreet! between Sixth and Seventh avenues. The Mitt Workers’ Ueton has been Installed by Organiser Middleton, | meet and at its initial meeting was ad- dressed by Gordon A_ .Rice, The wnion wii have a membership of 1.- $00 and Will extend all over the state with gn ultimate numerice! strength of fully 20,000, It will be the strong- est organization in Washington. PLAGUE! SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 12-—The city board of health reports three deaths during the week from bubonic plague in Chinatown. The Victims were dead when found a fourth case was discovered this morning. Allare Chinamen. Seven eases so far this year. CHICAGO, TIL, Feb. 18.—Lineoin's birthday wae observed in many ways today, especially by school children. Banks and exchanges were closed. Overcoat Stolen. An overcoat belon: to M. Lewis was stolen out of the Totem gam- ditng house last night Hearing Tomorrow Chas. Shomo and John Hines will be given a hearing tomorrow before Judge George on « charge of rob- bery. Sold Lotiery Tickets Lowts Leopoit will be given a hear- ing before Judge George tomorrow afternoon on a charge of selling lot- tery tickets. Hotel Corridors, Among the guests at the Rainter- | Grand today are: F. F. Clarke, lieuw- | tenant of the Third battalion of the | Royal Canadian rifles; Wm. Avery, | advance ent of “The Rounder: company; Col..W. N. Richards, of Vancouver, Wash.; J. R. Van Cline, |superintendent of the White Pass & Yukon road at Skagway, and Lieut. T.. N. Holmes, of the Puget sound naval station. At the Stevens: F. Miles, a mining jman of Index; Joseph Selner, a lum- over berman of Ashland, Wis.. and F. N rge of) Whitney, a merchant and mine own OLYMPIA. OLYMPIA, Feb. 12.—Roth. houses |and Dr. L. 8. Kellar, of Skagway. a@ the legislature adjourned today on account of Lincoln's birthday. UNUSUAL FEBRUARY ler of Ketchikan. | At the Butler: M. #. Kade, a min- ling man of Dawson; G. A. Hart- jpasel, proprietor of Driard hotel. of Victoria; F. M. Branch, an insurance jman of San Prancises, and B. R Seabrook and family, of Victoria, At the Seattle: N. Rudebeck, a mine owner of index; J. D. Graham, a miner from Atlin; E. D. Wilcox, a business man of Tacoma; E.'A Reese, of the Northern Pacific Ex press, at Portland, and Joseph Ir- win, a logger of Everett At the Northern: J. B. Sullivan, a miliman of Chehalis; D. C. Abrams, |manager of « large smelter atDen- | ver M. J. Spellacy, who i# on his way to Nome from ‘San Francisc land Samuel Lichenstadter, a m from Prince of Wales island. | The Dalton for Olympia. | The Dalton, of the Wiley Naviga- tlon Co., will take the Multnomah’s place in the run between Olympia \Tacoma and Seattle, She has « |apeed of 15 miles an hour “HORRIBLE! MILWAUKER, Wis., Feb. 12.-Cart Voy stabbed his wife to the heart |this morning, while she was nureing her baby, He then tried to kill his four yeat old boy, but the ehild fled and the father pursued him to the street. Falling to eatch the boy, Voy eut his own throat, dying tn t He was out of work and nd 10 children to support Thompson for Valdes The Elihu Thompson satis for Valdes this evening with a full passenger list and well load freight. This makes the third sailing for the Copper eiver and indicates that h is on sooner than was expected Fred Williarr an arrested on suspicion by Detective Corbett to o a—Denny-Coryell Co. mall © Valent best running watch ts the Th na charge of | “Louis Klodt Special.” £24 Second, Valentines—De ny-Coryell Co. DIRIGO'S ESCAPE —Second Officer Exting- uishes the Blaze. There was considerable commotion on Schwacher dock early last even ing, when the watenr volu saw lare of smoke imsuing from the forward companion-way of the Dir ixo, Without waiting to make any inquiries, he turned in a te , alarm and also sent a in }the fr t Snoquaimie. In a few] | moment the latter was alongside and | a fire engine arrived | An investigation developed the fact that a lamp had exploded in th recast, and the flames ¥ jine ur aide walls | oMfcer, fortunately, happened to be on hand, amd grabbing the nose of] & hose which was et the tin n-| nected with the hydrant upon the wharf for the purpose of fling th ship's tanks with water he found no im extingulebing the fre before any material damag was douc 10 SEE ctimen Muldoon Attorney Humphrey and Thomsen, al of wi the People of the ward desire to have on hand on the occasion. The counetimen claim to be off cially busy nearly every night. and no far it has been impessible to have them name « time When they will/ be at leisure, . | night & Star reporter ne car to Valentin ¢. M. Hanson, who o- iry in that vicinity. 1 stifling, Indicating Will be #0 soon as the warm weath- | or arrives. “This sewer matter,” said Mr Hanson, “nwiet be attended to, and at once, Laat year in the neighbor. hood of the Pacific school. a great - onus. Why was tt not town and dumped on where tt could have flowed into t sound? The south tunnel cost near ly $100,000 to « tract It leade through Beacon hi and empties tnt the bay beyond. the brewery, aod it) seems strange to me that the tun-| nel, which has been ready for use| for six years, has never been utilis. | " HOMESEEKERS | | } ST. PAUL, Minn, Feb, 12-—Today | a homeneekers’ exeursion left this clty today for the West, Home of the | people will gettie In Washington, but most of them with bh te In Nort } Dakota. .On March 6 special excur- sions will commence running right | through to Washington “a oh | dreds of people will be located there. | The Canadian Pacific ts looking for a large share of coast business un der the homeseeker rates. This line, it Is said, fe figuring on bringing ju as many homeseekers to this #t an either of the American line for the purpose of caring for share a large amount of equipr has been assemb! in St P where the road has its connect with the Soo iim MARKETS. The good business which began yesterday morning continued on the | street today. | There were no features to speak of except that green vegetables are showing up in large quantities, al- | though prices seam to be fixed for | a while at least. | Pause are getting very plentiful, They were i cents this morning. | This afternoon « few dealers were | seliing at 4c. | Some fine asparagus came in to day, but was sold out quickty at 2 per Ib. Tomorrow there will be plenty more on the market, also fresh tomatoes, green peas and red cabbage. Corrected Dally .—The following prices are being offered to the pro ducer in round lota on the dock or in at Seatt Oat $26.50026.00; barley chicken feed, $1 | arts $15,00@15.50; pop 1, $3.00 per 100 Ybor, Hay—Puget © per, ton, $12.60; | Eastern Washin timathy, $16.26 | G18; alfalfa, $10.76@11.00. Butter — Freeh ranch, ih@ise; na- tive creamery, 20@27e Cheese—Native Washington, 14c age—Strietly fresh ranch per dosen. Itry — Chickens, itve, 10 ducks, Ilo; turkeys, i2%@14¢ poultry—Turkeyn, 12@15% ws, 19@i2%he; duckn, 12q12% weene, 11ige. Live stock—Cows, B%c; steers, 40 4%; calves, 6%@7%c; sheep, shorn 4c; lamba, 40; howe, 5@ JOBBING QUOTATIONS. Green Fruit Lemons, $2.00@2.25 a box; limes $6.50 per cane; ¢ i apples, 750@ %e; eating apples, $1.00@1.25, fancy eating apples, $1.2 navel or angen, 32.00@2.75 $1,50@ 1.75; bananas, $1 | ries, $15.00 per bbl; | per gation. Vegetabios Potatoes, $16.00919.00 0 to 91.10@1.56 per |nack, s6@7bo; ye | $2,503.00; lettuce, $1.5001.60 « , WGive; ‘Hubbard eq per Ib; marie, #4 @l00; SEATTLE NARROW Government Will Allow Coast, Manufaoturers a Dis count on Bids, Eggs end Poultry |Lamp Explodes in Forecastle | suis de will be open y2@ | arey a Califerpia | have stood in the yor Ib; Ba. | th stern bkiders for #uppli f Seattle Wheat Market LATE NEWS. mbore were | @RARAAA Ne eeeeeeeneeetete® & AMUSEMENTS. State tet hate tethetetetettied THE SEWER ~ QUESTION: “hor Bence Women tatiors} “The Eleventh © & proving a suc nfiaaging bur French had one casualty The wate keeping of valuable pa- ore, jewelry, etc, te an act ¢ lence You can rent a safe box tn the veulte of the N Trust an “ Weert year and can have access to all times during business hours. We have but a few boxes vac fave ordered a hundred more. rE Shorrock. manager, Alexander My ors The tar Boarder have | Third Avenue this week. | Boyle's inimitable humor w far toward the suncess of any and he i reoriving much praise fo his clover work in “The Star Board ‘This play will remain the week |through with regular Baturdey mat led out though the tional change in the deadlock took Valdes Btoves—Miles & Piper Co formerly for MoRride miasioner. Corbett Herman, 19, Willmina STARTLING RUMOR. Late this afternoon a wet) known local steamship man came to a hotel with the ot that Mre. Carrie Netion wonld arrive in Seattle in a few days on her way to Bkagway gram to that effect bad beer | nouncemy as & good tip on ne ume before MENTION OF PRIGES THAT HAVE MADE A NAME For this, Seattle's newest shoe shop. When a figure is quoted it refers to a price charged here eger Dunbar wrathy steamboat ececeeveseee Maj. Rublin Inspects. aceompanted by Cot umbia, left for Pt iy Upon & tov military post lo penpaigcdips toemnt so dependable. QUAL. ITY and proper Styles which you are asked to pay for when you make the selection of Denny-Coryell Co. Valdes Stoves ADAMS Jara Combination Coffee Miles & Piper ( MEN’S SHOES on the most approved lasts at $3.50 « $5.00 THE PAIR. of the class. 25 CENTS Footwear which stands at the head A 3 CENTS. Adams Grocery Co, 1428 Second Ave. Tel. Main 482 SORE THROAT | ¢ a liniment that really Alaska Stoves $ 50c a Bottle Mitchell's Liniment worth more than the price Fa fed | Is the Largest and Most ond and Pike. 0 Move You WE ALSO HANDLE Miners’ Picks, Sleds, Ropes, Axes and Prospectors’ Hard- ware in General. 7.6. MILES & PIPER CO. 78-84 Yesler Way, bet. First Ave. and Railroad The Largest Stove House in the Northwest ‘Woonsnsuvuvesanusuunenneouvsvansguresevesnsanenstonensoreenssnocensenssneensonevonevass”eeneeseneestensnnseantantetesiniss | @ OCCPPSPSSOSOS SOS OO 999909 F099 900909 O OOO OO 0000008 Dressed stock—-Hogs, $6; lamba |/ DR. Cc. A. GAY DENTIST 902 Second Avenue Corner Marion’ TEETH EXTRACTED FREE And. positively POPSOSSES SOS OOOOOO without pan Or sexe 50S: peat a The Immense $ Grand Realization Sale of Fine Shoes as prompted u mT ) YOU” ne Which commenced last Saturday, ( to the already numerous list of bargains. It’s “UP T( not take advantage of this Colossal Sale of $25,000 Worth of the BEST FOOTWEAR ON EARTH. ; Ladies’ Shoes from 50c Up} Misses’ and Child’s Shoes. 99c Men's Shoes from wo 98¢ Up) Chilkren’s Shoes from 63¢ Boys’ and Youths’ Shoes...99¢ Up‘ Infants’ Shoes from 29¢ See Our Windows for Additional Prices Treen Shoe Co, rie 7O7 FIRST ANENVUE “Way Down East.” |OOOOOHOS OOOOH OOOO ODEOOS Way Down Bast,” the play that|@ POOOCOOOOOOO ° e ° Sl ° of ° ° ° ° e ° ° ° ° ° 3 ° ° oo ° ° e ° ° a4 ° ? ° oe ° e ° ° ° ° > ° We Havo on Sale an Elegant Line of eity own Kaat” may easily b ve scored @ lasting hit on The sale of seats be at 10 o'clock, No be recelyed un ‘oker . In Fancy and Plain Colors. These Goods are Extra Value for $1.25, but This Week They go at ee E - “i Qdc ho" Watch Our Windows for Clothing Values H. LEWIS & C0. vvesce. . e AVENUE... Clothiers to the Masses . fate Deponit mbia street, but | SERRA RRRRRREEARRE ER B/S SSSSSSSOSSSSOSS SOSH SSH SO HIS SOOO SE OOOESO OOD treasurer SPOSHSSOSOS SS OS SESSOS OHO SOS OOOOOOOOOOD SRREARARRAR RRR ARERR RAE REE REAR EERE HE 14th of FEBRUAR 7 IS VALENTINE DAY You want a walentine that is just right, whether for fun or in earnest. We have them. 207 is ses torres. 207 CEE EE EERE EERE EEE E EE EER EEE RENE COREE EERE ER ER ER gee eeee SPOSOSOHOSOOOOOOSED eeoee ¢ MORAN BROS. ‘9 Engine and Ship Builders $ = Stee! and Wood COMPANY ¢ LUMBER MILL eeeeeses PEEEPERREE EE EERE EE ooee O4neeseeseese oe e Has two First-Class Second-Hand § Steel Ranges, one 6-hole |. X. L.,one @ 4-hole Oxford, Call and see them. 507 PIKE STREET By Moving into otr new building we have increased our ca. pacity about four times over what it was formerly, Cascade Laundry co., Corner Third Ave. and Main St Telephone Main 210, Uptown OMice, 817 Second Avenue. Telephone Main 498. y Wren You Get We dont sell @ pair of ing a sale. We don’t allow the , We bave spemt tine and whiet «i do improwe 2d ay, Senttin For the cure of Liquor, Morphine, Opium and Tobacce Habite—The only genuine Keeley institute in Washing- ton and British Columbia. J. P. RAY, Mgr, Inatite INSTITUTE xihgeres Ave. Take Green Lake or Frement car, Ofe fice 30 Sullivan Building. Tel. Main, 235, Seattle, Waah oo ~— —_——_—$——$$ <n At glasses. We cai ork oH. OLAY EVERSOLE, > | POOPOSSSOSSS SOOSS OES OOS POSSOOOOOOOSE OS OOOEOO DOOD ~« i SILK SALE Japs 29c, China 24-in. 39c, fatfeta 62 1-2c Taffeta - 75c Complete on the PSV SPOPSOSISS HHO FH OSSI OOD POHSOOOS SD FOOOSSOSOOOOOD Coast. Shoes ar $2.00, $2.50 and $3.50.,.} Promoters of Low Prices | Underwear Second and Pike 10-4 Colored Cotton Blankets, 73c¢ 11-4 Blankets $1.10 4 99$0 00000 064005094 06 $606 000 009006 6606 0600 206 LADIES’ WRAPPERS 58c, 65c and 90¢ 0900660. Soh AERTS