The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 29, 1901, Page 2

2 THE SEATTLE STAR By Star Publishing Co B MAZAND WELLS & F OhAse Avenue “it 02 Third <3 eas Enteret ington. «i —_—_——_—— STAR'S TELEGRAPHIC NEWS second The 8 graph Proes a Th ty sat graph ing thr port The m aeaerol and manip ated Press for th and in oppos afternoon } dest news much as pos papers and & publications on This policy of discri fs notorious in the East Towed in the We that newspaper like th the Portland Ores: unjustifiable advantage afternoon associa Lately has been a great ¢ kt among the afternoon clients Associated Press in where, complaints having been ma fo the directors of the Associate Press, but without apparent results. The Scripps-MoRae Press associa tion caters exclusively to afternoon Rewspapers in the East and Weat.| Therefore it gives them everything | which it secures. There would have Been no Scripps-McRae association fm existence today, if it had not been for the arrogant way in which the Powerful morning journals of New York and Chicago, controlling the Associated Press, acted towards the afternoon newspapers. A rebellion Started among the publishers, and under the leadership of competent men, a rival association was formed ome years ago, with its headquar- ters in Cincinnati. It grew with marvelous rapidity, and within 12 months became a serious menace to the Associated Press, which had at firat ridiculed opposition. Then the afternoon publishers of the extreme East, taking heart, organised the Press Publishers’ association to dis- tribute telegraphic news among themselves. An alliance soon fol- Jowed between the Press Publishers and the Scripps-McRae associations for mutal beneft, and the result ts ‘apparent today, when more than FIVE HUNDRED of the best after. joon newspapers of the East and ‘West are getting thetr wire reports exclusively from these allted associ thons! The Associated Press can Dow cater as much as It pleases to the morning papers. The afternoon papers are, most of them, upon an independent basis. Some plodders still cling to the afternoon report of the Associated Press, but their num- bers are becoming less every year. ‘The Scripps-MecRae association h {te special news bureaus establish fm every capital city of Europe. It reaches out to Cuba, Porto Rico, Africa, South America, the Philip- ‘and to all Asiatic potnts Where ys can be gathered and cabled. Its foreign service is superior to that of the Associated Press. One word more. The Scripps-Me- Rae service is bristling with NEWS. The dispatches come in compact, terse form, and are totally unlike | the dreary, long drawn out cormun- | feation which are sent out to after-| hoon Associated Preas newspapers. | Having @ certain number of words to send to its afternoon clients, the ‘Associated Press buncoes them with | words—iong dixsertations upon a few ‘events, saying the best of the news| for the morning journals. 1t ix wert! for the public to understand these| OO A HARD LADDER TO Clim report of t Ass ished t nian, deat king ttle and els * Daniel Hennessy is dead y Few people outside of New York | ity know who Daniel Hennessy was,, but in New York his career was @ beacon light to the sons of the poor who hope to improve their Condition. In 1440 he arrived in New York. a ind of 14. He was of the stuff men are made of He 4id not look around for some thing easy. but was soon at work mixing mortar He was helping In Be email way in the growth of a great city. and fhe was s00n carrying the mortar to the top of the building. There Shere money in it, but he s not content to stop there. Just as he climbed the ladder with the hod he @limbed the ladder of success, never crying about the heavy load, but going on, step by step, untii he finally able to hire men ‘arry mortar and lay the bricks, superintended the work He was no longer a t Wut he carried an big a continued to climb. People fidence in him for Was considered the best fudge real estate investment in Ne And when he died he left him $2,000,000 worth of honestly acquired. His '* an example ing. It i* not only and hard, long ladders to climb. A you don't have to start that emulate the example of Hennensy ‘The main point ts to climb sort of a ladder. Don't t to stay at the bottom o far for some other fellow President Teddy would 4 to keep rising Gen. Funston. ‘The latter's daring achie capturing Aguinaldo has set the whole country to talking. He was ambitious was the while he od-carrier load’ and had con years h fA behind prop and worth f Danie content a mix mor Vice Roonevel* wel an eye on th ) 816 3rd ave; THE SEATTLE STAR BERLIN IS INDIGNANT Erratic Emperor's Odd Talk Arouses Wrath MORTALITY RECORD. John Ht Esch m But Funeral services teman © 1 hesone “| UNIVERSITY DEBATE TONIGHT Representatives of the State Uni versity of Washington and the State Universit of Idaho wll meet tonigh’ in @ joint debate. The contest wi take ‘Pp hall, and th subject of de Would It be Impolitic for congress, by appropri ate legislation, to extend further t principle of protection 90 as to apply to American shipping Washing ton has the affirmative of the ques ton. The Washington representative are D. A. McDonald, H. A. Hans and J. V. Bird. The Idaho men are Claude W. Gibson, Burton 8. French and Miles F. Reed. The judges w! be C. H. Hanford, Joan B. Alien and Thad Huston. This will be the only debate by the university at home this year, and keen interest in it be being ev! VENGEANCE. NEW YORK, es from West siave-raider hae been capt odt-Kabbas wounded. and 18 of his killed. The French lose was ed and seven wounded MARINE NEWS. Steamer Humboldt, Capt fleld, sailed for Skagway and Lynn Sonal points at § arsiock lastnight She carried about 45 passengers and © full cargo of freight ch- Kabbas March Africa Ronnt- ‘The collier Mackinaw San Francisco this large cargo of « Steamer Elihu Thomson is in Ta coma today, preparing for her trip to Valdes. “She will return to 8 attle tonight sailed for ning with @ Steamship Maguire ts loading flour at the Centennial mill this morning. This will finish her cargo and it ts expected that she will sail for Lon don tonight (Steamship Tunkal went over to Tacoma lant aight. where she wi jad a xmali quantity of wheat Cooper & Levy § Garden Seeds We carry in stock @ com- plete line of Ferry’s Native Ranch Eggs You never need worry ab getting poor rgms from us, ax ours are bought direct from the nd every emg is on sale two dosen for 2 FARINACEOUS FOODS Split Peas, per Ib Peart Bariey, per Ib Tapioca, per Ib Rice Flour per ib nee IT'S YOUR OWN FAt that your hens don’t iny blame you be you p ably have never heard of Eq gir It doen the k. Try a pound package, 2% cer GALVANIZED WA PAILS — Extra he tertal 10-quart 12-quart 4-ouart JAPAN 18-inch 1" P. $1 wiz. T ron SARSAPARILI Cooper & Levy GROCERS ae ee oes Telephone Main 132 ee a ee Wa I] Paper per at 10c: double livered free. STOLTINC next First M last year roll 1. chureh | CHURCHMAN CRITICISED BW YORK, Mareh 20.1 taking advantage ar ¢ Miwhop H. ¢ riticine him keenly. TR ited the Bish pu ha and th any f Funt PLAYING CARDS. tinued. Malek Hin funed to eat or war neighbors Ther sed Frank and taken t k had played the game f ayed on an imp 1 that th the game manager Sat manag ._ FENIAN DEAD. today from the company's Dt Woolley PERSONAL MENTION. Cc. B Smith BLIN the fa March r day. H umbia Chainiess. 112 Second Christopher Christopher Bros; bicycle reper n the Masquerade, Ranke hati, Saturday Manquerade, Ranke ha March 30, Admission 3e : | March 30. Admission 2 FORMAL OPENING TOMOR- ROW “Ff the L. Holmes urniture Co. 2 to 10 P. M. THERE IS TORE A EDGE OF THE LATEST AND FINEST FOR THE HOME, WINDING IN OUT THE LENGTH AND BREA LISHMENT TOMORROW AND W TO TRAVEL THIS SPLENDID THE OPENING HOURS. WE KNOW OF NO OTHER VOTED THE SAME FECTS. BEGIN AT THE CARPET AND TOP FLOOR, AND HURRY DOWN, MERE AND THERE AS WE THIS ENTIRE UPPER FL LIGHTED THREE DIRECTIONS, CONTAINS THE FICENT GATHER OF CARPETS WEST. THE STOCKS ARF MOST DISPLAYED MOST ATRACTIVELY. THE NEXT FLOOR CONTAINS PARLOR FURNI- TURE, ODD PIECES, COUCHES: ANY ONE WORTHY OF SPECIAL MENTION. THE NEXT STOP, IF You PLEASE, WILL BE ON THE “NETHER FLOOR.” A BALCONY SWINGING OVER THE ENTIRE GROUND FLOOR, AND FURNISHING SPACE FOR A SPLENDID COLLECTION OF IRON AND BRASS BEDS. ON THE FIRST FLOOR YOU WILt HIGHBOY HALL CHIFONIER — AN F KIGHTEENTH CENTURY. IT IS AN EXACT FAC SIMILE. ITISANIDEAL CREATION, APPEALING DIRECTLY TO THE FEMININE HEART, FOR IT HAS A PLACK FOR EVERYTHING. THE DESIGN 18 PURELY COLONIAL. THE HIGH POST MAHOGANY THE ROYAL ROAD TO FURNISHING THROUGH STAB AGAIN DURING KNOWL AND OUT TH OF THIS ASK YOL AVENUE DE EF STORE HAVI TUDY TO HARMONIZIN DRAPERY nooM. TAKING A GLANCE »0R. From MOB8T MAGNI IN ALL THE COMPLETE AND NOTICE HO OF THE THE RED SHEN REPRODUCTION TIME WHEN THE DECORATIVE ING. THE DRESSER 18 HERE THE OLD PURITAN THROUGH THIS CLA THERE ALL THAT YOU PRICE VERY IT 18 ALL KErP MILITARY F QUARTET HERE I8 A OF THOSE LOUIS OF FRANCE EFFECT I8 MASSIVE GRAND IN USE AT REIGNED. AND FETCH ) MATCH. YOU SPIRIT RUNNING ALI WORKMANSHIP. CHARM THIS NEW CAN SEF 8 OF 18 A CERT SURROUNDING PLACE, BE TH VERY MUCH MODERN OPENING HOUT ERT »TO NEGROES, 6 TO7 P. M. FIND IN LITTLE AG HTE MIND THE DF LLY AND COD TO 10 P.M G. L. Holmes turniture Co. econd Ave. and Spring St. Pacific Coast Steamship .Co for San Francisco hale Washington & Alas<a STEAMSHIP COMPAN/ Fast | Frols ar osenge Southeastern Alaska ort Towner S. 5. “Victorian” Wednesday, April 3, ‘Bp m. S.S. “City of Seattle” Sails from Yealer Whart Saturday, March 30,8 p. m The mer City of Seattle ra te Skagway and re Chas. Nelson For Skagway and int sal ediate points, Monday, Ayril Ist 8. 8. City of Beattie, Ay fan, Apr DODWELL & CO., Lta General Ament 18 James Telephone, Malm 670 See eee + Northern Pacific S. $. Co. = * Vladivostock + “ed Port Arthur = Calling at The in, We Hei * Jucsmente offer: SS. Braemar © bout Apr * * * * : > For s apply to Phone, Main # seen 5. §. Nome City SAlLinG APRIL 27th For Nome Direct. Res- ervations Made Now Pacific Clipper }.ine Main ar F Tee eee eerie eee eee eee LOPPeeerereerecees : HUMBOLDT 5.5. CO 2s. § HUMBOLDT: The Alaska Flyer r Ketchikan, Juneau, Doug jan Island and Skagway ‘Apri! th, 8 p. m. And every days thereafter EB. E. Caine Phone, Main } eeoere Ae 28, 622 Firat a Sreeseoese Prereooore . > ° ° e ° © « 4 For Cape Nome and | Fort Clarence | British: Americon Line NA.Garonne Tons) and I r about JUNE | (N01 For rat Frank Wal erhouse & Company Go cn the CTY OF EVERETT SEATTLE, EVERETT, ano DMONDS Route Lea 6 p.m, ave Everett 1:16 p. m Three unday Fr round trip. $1.00, served at 50 ce RRR ERER RRR BUY GRAND RIDGE COAL This coal is from the of the ineaqua abe It and the world. lwon St 9:15 a. m, 2:30 and round trips dally except If You Love Your Cook new 0 beet, pest Bunkers Tele Rx keke ee tet kk BRR EE RES EERE EERE RD ; y fave You a Want? Then Tell of It THE STAR In 1 Want Ads The Star is the only paper that dares to print the news. CLASSIFIED ADS. ALASKA CLOTHING. ARCHITECTS. Atiunne BAT LAW Wi i WOTTNE Atiomey Advice fr wits pros 1 courts * sings panies incor ex made in all tes, High k referen. at rated. Abt ee parts of the United st oo 13 Third avenue,, opposite Pubile Library. ‘Phone Main 1000. LL, dh. is Roawell Biock, winbia te Ave. actice urte above let Damage Cases a Specialty Moderate Fees Conmuitation Ten Yours’ Active P HARTFORD BEAUMONT or-at-law. Dexter H Free. counsel- AMBUTH, 204-8, Pacin BANKS. The Canadian wank of Co 1 up tal paid Eight Million i eros $1,000,000 Surp 0.0000 Int Aon‘ tin posite A Ke king Bi Trans SEATTLE BRANCH D ¢ PInsT Na OF SEA up Capita anking b AM Mer THE BANK 00 tranaact McM Paid Ipal cities A National Bank of Commerce Sale De wool Vault Boxes for K Scandinavian- American Bank BUSINESS COLLEGES. SINGSS CHANCES. COLLECTION AGENCIES. CONT HAC TON and BUILDERS, P NOU HRT — Paint Aper kalvomiming, — 1022 Pin ODERQUIST & ROSWLBAL at 218-220 Spring atrect WIPT, he shop: se pain CLAIRVOYANTS. MYRUON, er yant, 1 HENDERSON HY biodg, two par. m6 song se oy for ity for 4 E & oy Ballard, ntereRt fy baying in. Also 0 Aen and cheap DRESSMAKERS. DYEING AND CLEANING ELECTRICAL MACHINERY Kaas y i y ; of the ety, Gere 4 : : : rican Investment Ga, $i EMPLOYMENT WANTED—MALE FINANCIAL—Wanted to WHY Keep when we Borrow. your money bank get you 7 per cent bs n on first mortgage, tr rea SECONO-HANO FURNITU estate in the city of & : 5 ‘ man-American Invest LYMPIC ¥ Third Ave. op but rniture Store, MT eapest place to Vi kinds, bog SITUATIONS WANT XPERIED wing BARGAINS FARM LANDS. | Bold goods 3 niture company. We oan give y HERE BOME fine we hand cook stoves, be 2600 arm, 100 acres room sets, carpets. They look as ; bottor good ss new, for baif the money. | & dings 0 and I enae south Adire nent ope ADVERTISING planned, prepared, nywhere at ‘publisher's ‘ White Advertie Front Fu elay loam - pasture for try be ei Ranke bal, York y, March 90, with speciaiey etween dances, music by Wag s orchestra; admission Me, i Co | ESTES’ Danc ave; popula. to-date fanc only schoo learn # to 10 ro Bureaw. Beattle i; var Main £04 coon pore HIGHE ices for hand pets, etc. Hed Pr | 110-112 and Ave. | With WINE AND Pir dinner, ibe. Alley Resta ley on’ ¢ bia bet. £n OXYDONOR “Victory “4M 1 block FASHION Hair Stor free of charge | WAISTS and Skir r the follon | WANTED—Old gold and ail | Hensel, nfe 2% Hinckley MRS. B. RENNETT is again at 6 Hailer block: hair, scalp treatment MRS. HANSON, styil#h millinery; "rie ner 4th and Pine 62 Union | ar noes in 13 SPECIAL NOTICES. cross afm recetve bids Pacific blo m. Mareb 2ist, on Si telephone cross armed ing dimensions: first grade lumber; champhent and dressed to pattern with % hole for lag screw and tes es for pins. Same to be are Seattle. Seattle Ai Telephone Exchange per E. A. SEELE Seattle, Wash. M. Notice is hereby gi supens due April 1, rst mortgage bonds STOVES repa Garter PRINTING AND BINDING. METROPOLITAN Printing & Bind-|& Ban Francisco Pattway & & & ing Co., 112 Yen Biue 601.| gation Company w ae ee re ey ‘ 308 Washin ters, | Metropolitan Trust Company, Naa Tr ‘| Wall street, New York. (Signed) Ww. FE. GUERIN, President of the Seattle & Sm sco Railway & Navigate en's shoe st PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. — DR, J. G. STEWART, specialist in os of w Edinburgh Boston block. Institute DYKE, ccldental Jaco TAILORS. DR. VAN diseases of wo- pousedeld men, chronic diseases. Wash. bidg. DR. FLEISCHER, diseases of men and women; specialty surgery. 201, 202. 216. Ts Washington | Block. DR. HINKLE, 911-212 Mutual Lite bidg. Tel White 639; res Buff 941 DR. MILES, 602 Baliey bid. Tei Main 326, res. 1080 4th, Tel Green 546. | DR. ANNI®= RUSSELL, tt Hinckley DR. FALK—i8-19 Starr-Boyd bidg., |_Tel. Black 856; res. Green 1651 | DR L. BICKFORD, diseases of women eLUMBING. HAZLETT & MULLIN guaranteed 1 year. Tel | GEO. H. WOODHOUSE Main 944 RAUTMAN BAKER THEO av. Treni TRY. 410 New York b | FINANCIAL. TINNERS. PROS Roes, Bat an TRAINED Nun Miss Poeliniva, trained a uate John Seely hospital, @ Buft 1994. | _ ton. References.__Hotel ¥ co., TENTS AND AWNI ¥ .awalnes, fas, eee etc. Alaska ouchtters & BON, canvas goods, Goods made TURNE : er by experts at a moments i tice. Sunde & Erland, First Jacks We mabufacture all kinds & == vas covered Horse Blankets for a kinds of horses at all kinds of All Kinds of people buy, them, co. INVEST- | SEATTLE ASONS WHY MENT ol THE IS SAFE for 4 RI eawury opment Tei ® poritively NON-J | But a ard PHOTOGRAPHERS. NOVELTY Photo Co. bia; only pl te double size button free FIFTH Avenue ear Pike 218% Colum get retouched mps, 24 for pen Sundays. eatt Wari rison & OLYMPIC peson, ke; must , for this fifty cen NERAL DIRECTORS. ity, Farme,| 7 rKe parts of Wash-| BUTTERWORTH & Sona, « ington yo 426-1428 Third. Tel. Pik HENRY W, STEIN N.Y. block. | DR. J FURNACES. 20 lots in Queen Anne Hill addition; | XI10 feet; all for $800; $40 an FINLAY & ROW, 142 | each lot: Just think of It and don’t | TYoOay. lyn _ ——— miss this chance nvest soos ru eee HELP WANTED—FEMALE, | all in one block; these lots | 2 luitd ave tcl AIT em are cheap at $100 each; were sold REAL ESTATE werk, 519g Pike. Dougias.| seven years ago some of them f WANTSO—ReALE $120 each lot, and now there is| WE car line surveyed, and — will ist. | three altogether and paietit owner | tle Tent and Awning Co isons Studio—1426 Sth ave, | manut rs. Marion and We Call and get specia ishing. Wiine EYRES Transfer Co, Mala me ate money at low | TRUNKS AND TELESCOPES Marion street ' foot lote, White's addition ONP MILLION DOLLARS to toan cets graded, city water, ete eee F and cheap- |" UMBRELLA REPAIRI re keeping | UMBRELLAS manutacta re a Esheln eee Sreem” cbttage on = = iti voice CULTURE Eaay terms id modern home on 17th SCAT x # mes, modest and more ae : a8 pa Ra ken soon blocks from Ker sults of clothes ne dollae this month TRANSFER COMPANIES. rive a , REAL ESTATE. ts on ig! estate in n sume neighborhood; best and cheap n avenue; Unsurpassed for woh NUS SCH TZ, Heizeme, nea FE On car line. WIRE, IRON AND £12 lots, Green Lake. Cheap WANTED. a aves without lots ment HOTELS, FURNISHED ROOMS, atten GRAND PACIFIC H Rooms 50c up. 6 HOTEL, 905 First LIN HOUSE, Ld ui 133 First avenue ic PATO OE y t. TATE & WHY pay rent Green Lake property BE. I. WILSON & CO Tel. Main 56 S14 Washingion bik They have the cholce lots by lake for you to select from xohange-—1 Rastern Washington property, or n stock of WILSON & co lily F shed, prices mode Hote} Savoy rner, have BRONSON in this same this property to get CO,, 429 Burke bldg when y DR. Cc. A. GAY DENTIST 902 Second Avenue Corner M TEETH EXTRACT EO FREE And poaittrely without palm Deeeeooreoos pers i “\Yesler Way Pharmad] Yosler Way and Broaleh PRESC RIPTIONS MUNK ard ave. INSURANCE, ATRINSON, general in $-l4 Boston’ Block 1 can buy your own JUNK. | Junk Co. prompt avenue JUNK ¢ riees; pron the age 4 rh ave, ‘Phone is. L ALASKA prices Tel, Pike 119. ©. pay | L OS MSF eO TEE ESCOSSESSESOS