The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 2, 1901, Page 1

ae NO, 5 nie a on reached 81%, an ads | The eens About Seattle. and early | vance of 11% points, n shares had be t and wa pare Laugh ati was nama on tne rere|cassinas oe Russell Sage that the Atohison had been acquir- |LBld States iis ele ations Rollingham Bay 1 the plitng and debr river om the Iv tenjoining it tr t avigat ed by the Pennayly which re.| The United States court then ¢ port cannot be confirmed. to the United States ¢ 7 ting AnotherBlack At 2 0 clock this afternoon Union | Was affirmed, Later | » _ Meantime, Pacific was 121%, and 100,000 sh sat Frid y had changed hands in the desperat 4 ® y mandat Men and Women ce dale will ¢ like a thief In the night, ul artily over Rus. jare laughing beart\ly and the general smash wor ieee prediction of another | 41. hours when some big house fails. | Friday” im the near future Senator Hanna sald may it was merely @ bear card, | sell is off the path; the Port Townsend, Waateom, ‘when the market has gone al! | "Black Friday.” We've turne over| ew Ie e cannot measure the | th@change In the plans for P a new leaf, We cannot measure th | Mex Aa “ Tacoma keeps night, tt will the first thre YORK, May 2—The un will Doom in Wall street ie “HOOT! | MON” he peor : rally ‘each evening in the business m the agreem the veteran financier. nt by the py | pres the cafes of uptown hotels. | meres ice KANSAS CITY, Mo, May 2.— w him th thriv @fe running Up into the / tice Judge McAuley has remitted t each day, The Jewelers | {0 0” of Kansas City sidewalks on the Sab-| the Journey as firat planned Going @ dig business, as) path. | The Sound cities realise that Seat ven consenting mn insisting on Raving herself, because e ys the whole matter of fine,| tit stood by the fhe enriched brokers are in- | aud‘his apecch om thal ocuslon, hari |(o refrain ¢ been p ranged for mutual ad-|suMctent t B.geed proportion of their | yer would cut Mrs. Nation is now at liberty to re-| that Seattle ie costly presents. mm to Kansas City Judge M - y is being ironically hooted for ‘women are joining in the | mis unprecedented admisaton m out. | They t, and that if the pr ¢ ia made, it is du About all of them are/ elation of the generous money fast. that Tacoma ts unwilling to hav the nation’s executive make a fal — ' NEW YORK, May 2.—Etta Butler,|comparison of the Sound the 1 who has been appearing | Whatever th: tv Ta YORK, May 2—The dears |j, Tn, is here eritt-|rivais intend to hold the ett ally il of peritonitis, Mise Bu that town to account if they ar fa Mist inning or the stock ex- | 10 4 ’catifornia gtrl | slight morning, and the market | deter newness = WANTED: A SOBER MAYOR some, and at 11 o'clock AT LOGANSPORT, IND. Prima Dor around the pests of ac- were even more excit- Loe PORT, the heaviest days of Gee has been req) that Mayor Mec “pad } In tts message Pacific touched 122, but soon | terms, that the di 3 of sobriety and se $9 177%. Dealings tn Union Wan pation of Ep temmon in the first hour and | stood, unofficially, that Mayor MoUee will refuse to r © drinks too much intoxicating Nquor the mayor the council sugge ntrol at the head f ite municipal affairs. coun PROVES A DISCOURAGING ONE lors Say They Are Arrested Every Month and/|{''"’, to the will hold another tm nieces | Counterfeiters Ca: Be Get round of the battle be- | Tegente the league In these cases. | 1b (fie Law and Order league an4d| The same conditions exist tn each /an unui o f the gambling cases now be- | torfetting « @f this city will end to-| fore Justice Geo rfeiting lly fine and comple Mew with a knock-out for the|of the Law and Order leagu arge of the cabin, was arrested. 04 Order league. | ered ed — check w th , Wm. Dougherty and Jno. Mulligan, | ¢ o _|not be of vital importance arrested a few days ago for fhe work that has been done| PO.) Graer league, but it unterfelt $10 gold pieces, are be Ieague in getting evidence important in aamuch as it shows @d to be implicated with Web! the gambling house proprie-|exact path by which the gamble LATT LE, The Same Thing Should isan! “EXCELLENT. A mandate was issued today ord at one time Ruseecll Sage again was pessimist) thie afternoon, sayin, ha brea Ew YORK, May 2—Wall street em ne psa ‘DISCONTENT, from the Tenth congres > ae | Change in President McKinley Itinerary Causes Comment. Death of W. H. Elliot. t DETROIT, “AT NEWPORT YORK, May 2.—The custom holding tr . beven and Everett are indignant at on the Sound he party there over > bby to vintt appointment t# keen, and they d. $500 fine he recently Imposed on Mrs, | Dot intend to submit uniese Mr ation for alleged obatruction | Kinley himeelf is unwilling to make June 3 HEAVY BILL | To B Paid the Powers by °\" Stric while ty to carry out outspoken @ | Rome even go wo far as to suggest no's seifiahnens franc, oF 263,00 has not yet been determined aeure this total ir distributed among the « especially as the importan seen! TO RUN CITY GOVERNMENT Ind., May 2.—The resignation of Mayor Geo. Q. Me- ted by the city counct! of Logansport, on the grounds fn no yncertain nity and best Interests of Logansport demand a man has started a big sensation. It ts under- night by John Dawe t to Dawson's home near night and killed Ed Mays and raw was tit to go to f preparing is. progressing ate 4, th informally ‘Within Pay Their Fines—Cannot Be Tried Twice yy a | |. BUTTE, Mont., May 2—The p- ¢ unearthed and confiacated tft in @ cabin near Pipe ge on the complaint|stone springs. Jim Webbe YORK, May 2.—Th will declare on Tues xt a dividend of 20 per cent | stock of § 7 with the hith May 2—The wildest net tho year in the corn pit « this morning, when ‘King horts amd sent. th hoard opened today th When they saw there was none t was advanced to Bt th iKures the ex sort of bidding, the pr alos at thin notch held eady for a at ba aman Crump D: 4. CITY, Mich Crump ntative Netriot home her the ace eart a ned his May The total t m Ching Olive Porter Pleads. Porter, the 16-year-old Grren who ls under arrest postal money order, enter- WO not gvilty today. Hor attorney RAR ral 4 the proposition unt of sickens her m rat] Wdilities Were affected, and that ery Was committed wh rarily insane and that eh abs not responsible for it 3 MURDERS, : SELMA, Ala., May 2.—A crowd of of Deputy Sheriff Joseph Ed was murdered Sunday both n y in the Edwa ra & $60,000,000 DIVIDENDS ! Ritaste done ever agsin,|bope ead expect to escape punish to the Kennedy case Was to have been tried be- | house proprie George this morning. It/ being arraigned, |e pht certain that a convic- | «ullty, pay their fin and | peace to ply their tr nother | dent |\29 days. The complaints made by| % in the city who, on| ter a plea of| and 4 ig cases which ae Deder league had ‘This, then, is the situation con-|the ship-subsidy cause is the ‘No matter what evide e in| 4 againet the gambling b a us Case Adjo tai the case was called this | pr iY another adjournment was| barred by the monthly police prowe tomorrow morning. ‘This | cuttons j by mutual consent and was ther can the league set up © Law and Order league ha | tom R Pp etal ~f — its Will Mot Dis Plans. these cases In the po- * i Soart must fail. Will H. Morris Tigine nee, Aterae? i Des ee Gays ago said that in the Ken hoes pir mg Dasa it which he ts attorney ne oe ciae ome 4 int, he would interpose | by ® reporte ‘on hi ar. hea to bar. . GLAS rposed by the gamblers would be part in| NEW YORK, May 2.~—Whether the purchase of the Leyland fleet by J ° 1 ‘ yileontend that the Morgan fleet is the police cover a period of 3 days.|Pierpont Morgan will help or hurt/Contend that the Morgs d that the Amerigan n ine will grow with and that ever fronting the Law and Order league |tion that i» bothering ship owners, ome of them contend that the pur ase will be helpful because tt will prietors. prosecution by the attor-| simutate American pride in oce He was adjourned. and later |neys for the league Is continually | Carrying business and will create 1 4 of acer aL Moreover, an entirely new plan ment es Will have to be devised. “ ns Every Month y league had been defeat~ r cee ae =| It is no new story that each month | rs at whghen the police arrest all the gambling a demand for more ships, Men who substd 1 last winte if a subsidy 5 y a fow tr saa nefit of MY ® preliminary move to the |tusion between the poll is department | Of the case entirely, which | and the gamblers, for the police de BtRe Place in court tomorrow | partment can plead that it is in no * way departing from its usual cus- jOW, May 2.—The Duke an | # of Fife formally opened th Glasgow exposition today. The oc Tath(easion was graced with the presenc to be | of royalty in considerable numbers. @| per cent. reduction | ‘closed t | HELENA, Mont., May 2.—The im-| plant of the American Smelt-| was at Jay, upon the strik-| time suc ing smelters refusing to accept a 10 f to further prosecution of theso| mitted frankly that the pi yk vain Bagiioh this means that mene Would plead that he had Pleaded guilty to the | was SSW aad had been prinisied by the | and that hing of importan aa e, »| would o within @ few days. ea © MAYY Sine, which ho| Wine icarned from another source, | WAST} however, that It waa not improbable | No selection of site and a Principle of Law. that the league would now take th fundamental principle of | cases to the superior court and pros al building bids will be that a man may not | cute under the state law Tt is pow- for several weeks. for the same of-|gible that the conviction in the city| A special agent from the architec. eau of the treasury depart ay also be @ bar to prosecu-| tural | fer the sta le. It in| ) which t#| © question what- | ¢ n jen will bar the tion—u fenned y the present| this point, it is under Indeed, #0 muc! ow under conside by the! by Attorney Fond ian vent = Soe r insider y t PEVENGE HERI ro onaer ee at Fe 1 0, CLERGYMAN, THIEF. AMSTERDAM, May 2.—H.J, Leuw, \a field cornet in the Boer army, ar- today. He sayn the Brit- Boer monument MD, Md, May 2,—-At{he could find when he departed for | rived hi Ve, Kev, John H. Gra-|a now field. Graham is an eloquent |ish destroyed harmet evangelist, was | speaker, and hund people tod fn 1061 mpriaon- | have professed conversion at his re- | yy I He was! vival meeting mmando passed the ruins. HW AMitire, and oon-|” His arm was shot off at the Battle | Wit threw'a, mone on them stolen thirteen | of the Wilderness, while he waa act H own, hold meet- | 'ne a8 @ standart-bosrer under Fitz- | pea} 1 the beet horse | hugh Lew | monument, Paardekraal, TON, D. C., May 2.—| ment at Washington will proceed t , and there examine the nov in the matter of the Seattle| eral sites offered in the bide that nt has made his 1 supervising architect in the treasur t, the award will be made UNVEILED, © CHAMPORG, Or, May 2 fitty-olghth anniversary of th hmnent of the first government con wae celebrated this morn veiling of a monument | r the destruction a large a) X, Matehi to continue fighting anti! hi jo whould be able to rebuild th , the Rev, I, K. Hin Hon, 1. W. Heott. Deen arrested for the offfens= | "ame cases in the police court They \t fn ¢ omp! * stated positively that the fight ae by no means ended, however Jer yesterday. After this | rt to th ory of th men whol | voted In favor of territorial organix ation, The shaft was unvelled by I, u, the sole survivor Addronsen were ir WASHINGTON, THURSDAY EVENING, SKY HIGH! | GLASS WORKS. STRIKERS IN TACOMA One Hundred and Fifty Union Machinists |The Valuable Plant at Smith's Cove May Start Up. Because Employers Refuse to Grant Their Demand for Nine-Hour Day, Same Pay. In the mean New V. M. C. A. Opened PRETTY HOT. DANGEROUS — * || Policy to Be Escheow Great Britain. This. br ake th CONVICT, », OFFICERS STRIP AND WHIP "FOR PUBLIC MORALITY’ _ TWO TENDERLOIN WOMEN whides in the city hall here as the result «and ctvil authorities. . Ames Inid the 20 stripes ordered up: They were stripped te pain, neither erted at the pu ne waist and, while any citizens, Palmer and Whit sol WAS DROWNED HOLMES’ GOOD FURNITURE MORRIS (HAIR SPECIAL [Our SPECIAL TOM ‘The frame is of neat d made of sclected wood, w snip fret clasp. Has broad arma f i upholstered {ditional charge of one This chair is without question a value t by anytbing heretofore offer We rarest Your Home Copel. G. L HOLMES FURNITURE COMPANY 1101 TO 1105 SECOND AVENUE. 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