The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 27, 1901, Page 1

‘i ! ¢ D MAMINGHAM, Ala., March 27.—) cal police force, are removing the | obabty ate = ‘This morning one of the desper-| bec: BRE I HEH Dear sir, teat ie ot LE. PHONE MAIN (050 gorrier Will Collect 25 Cente at the » TH WPAN COURTS A HUGGING BY BEA THE SAVAGE RUSSIAN BEAR! Opinion Prevails at Washington That Out of the Present Oriental Crisis May Come a War Invitation From the Mikado to the Czar. Mareh 27. Russia. ttack the Rear, be the admin WASHINGTON, D.C edeclaration of war agatr “If the Mikado does @ States or Rox! 1 @ and Asiatic complications abinet @ “Te looks very much as though Japan were pri jetad to go into it alone, Plucky and 5 @ lation that they will loose tf war co @ sary into the Dalance for them, war the @ Eegiand has ber trouble in South Africa e . High o' ve that Japan ts se tating h for no aasttance hereatter te either ite ha from the ff Fu ’ member this morning said. paring t Aight, and she t as weil ngrennt Japanese are n with Ri If they could persu Onaland to im all probability would make ¢ I however make \ \ foregone mes sh w her LONDON, March 27.—Pirst Wenday by an American news agency as saying that @ tealty, and that “the question ix, whe dangerous and extravagant statement “1 saw an Associated Presa representative @ ability of war was made by him. You may @ Mateai, when asked what. wi t @ “Bither compromise or silence.” e 4 Secretary of the Japanese Legation Mateu' n Russia and Jap now or later,” t Le who’ was rep f an aay her we denied yeater absotute ubable he y deny, outcome ay sald. for me, t of the Manchurt erence to a prob his statement dimoulty, said SOSH HHESHOESOSEOOOOOSD | = Hil 4 THE IOWA ENROUTE. JRMINGHAM S | AFTERMATR. W THE STRICKEN CITY MOVE THE runtnats Ban’ Pranciaco’yenterday after OF THE DEAD STORM-ViCTIMS. t ne battle: The battle however, be seen in t ten days, as a target practice will be indulged in . The flown will * at Port Angeles by orm-debris and gradually bringing | Saturiay morning. the city which suffered most. News| of many thrftfing and several mir-| Aculous escapes from death in “| Victims are being held. The streets| LONDON, March 27.—As a conse of the city are witnessing the sor-| quence of American competition the Fowful aftermath of the visitation | wages,of fini mworkers in the storm are coming tn. Today the funerals of the dead | of Death. north of England has been reduced TM Der cent. atest and most accurate death- tout of Monday's storm foots to is Birmingham and immediate added to which are the lO Were seri~ My injured and the names of others who sustained incon- hurts, of the state militi tm conjunction with the lo- | cttteens of Seattle “generally, wish- x to help bring about such a summation, use only flours that ar made in their own milla. That ic. GRARD RAPIDS, Mich, March |ez think they do; but they’ a The Grand river has reached ez! A mitt tn Tacoma prints ita extteme high-water mark « | four sacks: - Flour Mil} | tory—42 feet and 6 Inches, and « whereas its near. | Unues to rise rapidly. The city tn Tacoma, and |terfront is partially inundated, and not even deskroom or an office @ Tallroad bridge is in imminent dan Seattle; but a reputable & jeer_of being carried away. dd ts a flour here under this THE PENSIONING OF FIREMEN printed false pretense. Other deal- ore ha four put up under thetr Chief Cook Strongly Recommends | Ie River Imperits. n a Naval a he Anticipated. jown brands by outside mills, and their customers doubtless often buy these bra: under the Impression that they are of local manufacture. SEATTLE FLOUR SUPERIOR. Now, Seattle's flour mills ing out flours equal, anything produced on the coast, they are a decided element in the Prosperity of the city, their monthiy A new feature of the pay rolle amounting to about $9.000, | servic ng Of the re all of which is spent here. Their tiremont of ps capital is local, so that any profits ns . z |they make are distributed almost half-pay when they are no longer fit Jentirely in Seattle and add to tha for active service, would result from | Fegources of the efty. the elty council's adoption of the ‘There is still a further dev: gestion by Chief Cook of the fi | memt of this matter. Seattle In the department.” lam Wott chief shipping point for supplies for | service commission h .|that James Dunham north. |gine company 4. of this product, made in Ta-| of 55 and is no longer capy coma or elsewhere, goes north unm tive ser The chief reco & Seattle brand. " Perhaps that im|that Dunham be retired and jwhy Tacoma sometimes takes credit the co with th to Itself for most of the shipments |city > placing | from this point. It Is pointed out THE OTHER SIDE gr bg Now look at the other side Nor | repat r \A SINGLE SACK of flour made tn Seattle is consumed in Tacoma—tt | could not be eold there; no Tacoma | * | dealer would handle it; no Tacoma | person would eat it. ‘That is the difference. Some flour for the Orient | is shipped to Tacoma to be exported from there and swell the foreign oity. That is | 10, Alm, March 27.—| of Capt. Richmond | of Merrimac fame, to of New York, is an- date of the marriage | wast Tet been given out. tt is the wedding, which be solaconiaed New York, will aah Raval ceremony, and ‘very yen on Een n Sieratta, Does Pop oy! mA of the business Te ore VEae rw ls to have been started by a iD stoker of Et a reached the age GET FIVE YEARS ying that he considers ¢ beat Interests of the ivi service commis ter discunsing the matter, t ted the letter to the idea is new in Seattle It has been tried in most of which have some prov nploying or pensioning > no Me It is well kn: work of 1 strength, After spending the best yearw of bis ife In the service ma: Regroes who held up the Murphy At Leary on Jan. 28, changed plea for export via Seattle. Same net ng ag guilty,| “Phere are probably other indus- tries besides flour milling that have | similar storlen to tel FAIRPLAY. “HH. KOHLSAAT BUYS RECORD Chicago's Silk-Stocking ‘aper ts Mo More. atrain ifes He im too pation. him for repair work th Ir that he arrived at! “broke,” and was on his hen he was tempt- He said | and had} guilty of a mi Smith had ittle to way | s, Miysteriously Poisoned. HELENA, Mont, March 2 ne partaken of a celery sour supe it CHICAGO, March The Record the most conservative as well as of the oldest and most substantia of the Chicago morning newspapers, has been sold by Victor F. Lawson to Herman H. Kohisant, owner and editor of the ¢ ‘Times-Herald The price of sale yt been Smith said it was a| Scouse Baker of having the robbery. Smith de- Baker was not with them fl 4 WOODMEN’S MINSTRELSY Home Camp Aggregation Will En- tertain South Seattle. | E remembered that Sh & number of deputies shit of police at Tacoma, ca the trio encamped In the out of Taco’ Were all asleep on their sto And were taken much by capone jore than $100 mn ne whers (ge le Steetive. It is Mr. taken by the rm ne the Record saloon. t eritr hae morning: | Tomorrow - (Thursday? ala, which latte will appear as of refined and up-to-date will be pleased to hear vodmen of the to give another 1 devote hia en the publication of the he evening édition o! ne Carp V one sy anata . rid minstrels ar at the SEATTLE BRAND Little Something that May Open Peoples Eyes. the the performance nd features that made such a entertainment given at March 7, are included 1n ) for tomorrow night nent will be given under the auspices of, South Seatti: camp 4 at Nowells hall, ‘South Beattie. COURTHOUSE. Leet night Judge Griffin listened to HAVANA, March ‘The commit | ar nents for and against ranting t a constituional convention to|a new trial to J. A. Hoshor, convict Probably there are others. pattie nd report on relations with |e recently of emberziing $2,600 he ae $0 Become the milling cen 4 4 Staten will, It i# wtated, |longing to H. G. ‘Torrence, "James Pacific const, and, of course,’ make its final report tomorrow, Hamilton Lewis and John BE. Hum- nt Frank B, Noyes of aolicitation of ted Prens, who is also sher of the Washington Star, er of the Rec be its publisher omt of his Record pub has become part-ow Herald and will Mr. Kohiaaat will give mc time to the editing of the ‘ Horald ‘ ‘ % t in turmined that the entrance o Beattie, Wash., March 27, 1901, I siccoae ‘8 Chicago American into the Btar: | fleld of Chicago journalism may b There hax been a. good| looked upon nm a contributing cause Sf sgitation lately of the ques-|t7 the expense-naving transfer 0 Sipporting home industries, | the Record to Mr. Kohiwaat Hanes aattisites have shown. them ihe ry Joyal in aiding their own Manufacturers. This i# ho one eine deceived, in the cane | prota, article at rate, thoug Will Report Tomorrow. its his- | t el rerrrrrerss SHATTLE WASHINGTON, length dant nottings trial scouting A John had th na ased thet ths mn Judge Gritin ha a under advieemen Want to Bo Froad Mr A *. Franc Han act Chas, E 1889, plaintife #atos bad treatmer fn th FOUNTAIN FOR | PIONEER SQUARE Subscriptions for the Purpose Will Soon Be Started. of a met matter square ina In the comme begin rooma It determine at once the work of raising Subscription pa 1 until the eneral as posatble businesses und manit te ck Friday PEKIN hurfan con This » . t of © certain ¢ @ ing of the @ Manchuria ts | | | errr soeoeneecoeseeeees 000000000 0sS 00000 part hea STAR. VEDNESDAY BARRELS OF GOLD Uncle Sam's Pockets, Are Bulging. EVENING, MAROT WASHINGTON, March treasury gold stock is piling up rap | idly and has passed the § in th f this nat ARIA NOW COMES INFORMATION THAT FLYER WILL HAVE A COMPETITOR. h has been for Maputed que have @ rival eas SIBERIA IS THEIR FATE Mar 1 wae Iaune and PETERS h An Open Rival Athlon will not, however Pert Orchard route, t atay ut afte 0000000000000 0 0000 COO OOOeeOee reo eeeree sees seeeeeeee e CHINA NOTIFIES THE POWERS | SHE REPUDIATES CONVENTION CAPTSSSEHS SH SHOHH SOS HODS eeee eoooe | — RAILROAD NOTES. The Chic road has an f 3% to Pu the Mim been brouxh fo & Great We ing may re April 1 “" finds that | elt An epide people lepartm a S NOT TRUE CITY HALL. Eila ¥ halt of I and & Denny's addition, has fled an tr | ture deed giving to the city the right | to rearade Seventh avenue two feet | lower than the official grade. | Pontius, block 61, A ©. Osborne has transmitted to south to Fitt at will be the basis sament roll for the Improve Yesler way. PRESIDENT LAYS HIS PLANS. ‘ OOOOO9O OO 99D OOS OS OSOOOD OO OOS OOSOSEOO OOOO OD OOOOOD WASHINGTON, D, C parts for the Pacific const, little time here until September or will attend the cormmencements at Senator MeMillan and homes, going thence to Canton f Hl ne at | March an ocoanonal visitor at Washington this summer the last of April, he expects to spend ‘The prealdent’s western trip will consume #ix weeks. Heeretary or the Ww J ft H GUISE OF A CONTRACTOR JH. Baverley Does a Land Office Business in Robbing Coats and Vests. Filia on eusy Last night Bay looking: aables their ¢ sewhere about the Caught in the Act lay afternoon a me has not yet t itnesved Raverley ething f h bel Sood Appearance ey dresses well and is a fu oat wh: He left loor #o th him, and th the result that I n taken into cumtod everiey denied his guilt onfronted by ov fac ne poltee first when « stolen by e will b th grand Inreer SCANDAL HAV ANA, March 27,—The rupture Wood and Hora Woods’ former | # reached the dime of a public # Tieubens asserts that Gen, Wood praonal animoatt y'implicate him. i imate transactions ir ¢ Reubens acted as at ‘ana Gas Com in having the Rew charged The LINCOLN, Ni ant!-Thompaon to start a landalid Thompaon on joint springing the nam Jeggon, of Nebraska City bolters voted for him, March ederm end uy fr ballot f Judge Only today Paul ou nd the plan rf tlleg |a case yh r Cuban delegate to Wash nor Quesada, i also im ith Reubens, powerful friends, ti—The president will be After he only ae October. A. R. Entertainment, Col, Jaa, Leddy entertained a bh number of veterans at G. A. R |i ht, it being the occas He then Harvard and Wellesly, and visit Long at thetr wt summer arm #ens hall f the monthly en post No. 1, SeOereeoooe® entertainment of Steph | 1901, WE CAN REFER YOU To hundreds of Seattle’s best dres who are wearing our celebrated OXFORD AND CHELTINGHAM y. T ~~ bic ir durability Who will vouch for th y; fastness of color and keeping their shape. Our guarantee with every hat. Money back if not satisfactory, What more can you ask Oxfords, $3.50 Cheltinghams, $2.50 OD ibcadaak Blocks, Latest eoeabshagee PR their Assayers | Materials dalaloelaelelceialcaialelaielleieliele't for fi or pro: x ety eee tetorts iid Beale headquarters. Sey ene OBOE EEE Stewart & Holmes Drud C0, 627 First avenue, foot of Cherr: POSOOOFS OOOO DOOD OO OOOO? OOO 0606 0060090 OCOOOHHOO® } i JHE LEADER #3 7:10 Second Ave. $110 Up e 3 > HE $ 4 Ss 3 $ New Lace Curtains, New Draperies. 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Telephone Main 493, POSSE SO SOHS TOO POSS SESE S OOS OOP OOOO SOOESOO SEO O® PATENTS | SRANKE.ADAMS Export Patent and Mechauioal Ragisteved Aiterney. ? Only one machine In Trade Marks Caveats Searches Soocccoesreoooce O0seeess: OOOO OO OED 3 MORAN BROS. $ Engine and Ship Builders 2 COMPANY $.iumper min 3 mascese Seeee aeseee aacat KEELEY bBo cure of Liquor, Morphine, Opium INSTITUTE Drawing, Blue Printiog Colman Blook. Tel, Bins O72 Heattis e ° 4 Tobacco tothe only genuine Keely ipeticete in “washing. ton and British Columbia, Inatitute Kilbourne Ave. Take Green LBS, 3 5 ea car, Of. fice 80 Sullivan Building, Tel, Main. 338, Seattle, Wash Hoth have | anata anata ta pate hh Cachan an Attn hh nana MIGLIAVACCA WINES *%,.) Our grades on ports and sherries are w quality A at $1.00 per gallon; quality AA at $ Mig at $2.00. hy ‘phoning Main 667 you will what you call for MIGLIAVACCA WINE COMPANY, and quote and our special get precisely loo 2 Paper in ares THE Only Scattl to Print the N + Raymond & Hoyt 918 Second Ava, LL ALLLLL PLL ISSO Second, \Near Union find Seattle's Store very eas- for the street nbers on the west side of Second Avenue, near Union, and when you see jul that you'll find to be the real place for fine coffees. It’s Rhodes Bros. Prof. Sheldon The world’s greatest paimist, now in Seattle, You can best coff piness and in! of finance and speculation vice is absolutely unfailing. There is no His testimonials and years of actu. work speak volumes in favor of js ability almistry deve e hours fr Sunday taught; mediumistio m 1a. m. tos p, Prices with- 1 reach of all MARCH WINDS ry oman ought to buy ® Calla Cream ‘These cold, windy days—used on the face hands after expos. - ents chapping and velvety. 25c a Bottle Sold only here, ‘There's the whole story. Ten Treel Sig Co, «.. SPRING... FOOTWEAR NOW ON SALE ja Special! Special!! With a soc purchase of ‘Bane ner’? Mocha and Java Coffee, 25¢ Ib., we give you one dozen beautiful spoons, ND IAT Es 424 Pike street. Tel. Green 136%, KRAKKKERRERRRRRRER LOANS in sums of $ on improved mortgage can from ) and upwards real estate; a be obtained Northwest Trust & Safe Deposit C0. 94 West Columbia St. Sdn tad inte nti de LAER EEED BRE ERRKKEREKEKEKARER