The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 24, 1901, Page 1

‘THE Only Paper in Seattle That Dares to Print the News : : VOL, 3.. NO, 129. THE § SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, W ADMIRAL SCHLEY DEMANDS AND IS GRANTED COURT-INVESTIGATION OF HIS WAR-CONDUCT Smarting Under Historian Maclay's ‘“ Low|Promise Now Is That the Famous Sampson- Flings and Malicisus Abuse,” the Hero of Santiago Harbor Calls for Vindication at Hands of a Court of Inquiry. | | | | | Schley Incident Will Be Aired in Full, and the Bitter Question, “Coward or Hero?” Be Settled for Good. DEWEY ACCEPTS SECRETARY LONG’S INVITATION TO BE PRESIDENT OF THE COURT WASHINGTON, le of the cou n was discussed. ing the day from the seeretary’s Soon after the consultation Adm by request, and was tendered and a q I ¢ th of inquiry announced th | «= The names her mer er. Schley’s request for an investigat the Spanish-American war, Annapolis naval academy admitting the right to fairly on is b ed on Ma the text In his letter Admii i ays history of ks in use at the hley says that while officer, he cannot sub. it being one of tee every p mit to “Low filngs and abusive language of this violent partisan (his op ponent Maclay) who has infused into the pages of his book so much of malice and unfairness as to make it unworthy the name of hi CLEAR OUT OR BE HANGED, SAYS LAW & ORDER LEAGUE, EL RENO, 0. T., July 24—A great prairie fire is raging over > the Klowa and Comanche reservations, due to carelessness of the @ campers, PY The Law and Order League has issued a notice informing © crooks that they must leave at or be hanged. Many home seekera here are dying of Various forms of disease, and many of them are getting no care whatever from physicians. The heat is intense, the accommodations limited, and the food sup ply Inadequate for half of those who are here awaiti ing of the reservations to settiement. Distressing on every HOW LONG People Dying or Going, etary mediately replied, heartily app i of the rear admirat’s act uncing his Intention of at once 4 ting in Accordance with the request With respect to the matters to be inquir by t fin quiry, the Washington Post says that it might be 4 t to wtate briefly the exact questions which will come before th rt, but that Admiral Schley condensed them tn @ letter written t Ha an of th pate committee on naval affairs, February » This letter divided the criticiam of himself into four heads, as f First—The alleged delay off Cienfuegos, Cuba. Second—The alleged slow progress toward Santiago de Cuba from Cientueg Third—The retrograde movements on the 26th th of May. (This refers to the turning of the fleet from San: toward Key West.) Fourth—The Battle of Santiago and the destruction of Cervera’s fest NEW YORK, July Rear Admiral Schley arrived here today, pre- sumably to consult counsel, Edward Maclay, whose history brought the troversy to a climax, says he ts glad Schley has asked for a ¢ of inquiry, and adds that the rear-admiral may sue him for libel ” to, HE SOBBED ALOUD IN THE COURT Dramatic Scene Created} CAN IT BE ENDURED? ee ee Mad, Crops Burning by the Father of —---— - ; =| Up; No Rain. Young Fosburg. MARCH! RAINES LAW... ....... aanneecee e @| opening statemen . , | @ 8ST. LOUIS, Mo., July 24 : ; ‘ Gantiunatom, ays pig neg nr bed loney-Paying Slot Machine ¢@ intense neat stitt ‘prevail ¢ Union miners tfreen-Seaions, 0 i @ the mercury at noon re moat | and Kentucky are expected to @ ing 102. : er at Madisonville Sunday ‘or wners Will Fight. > "Enirty deaths from heat have | «d opposite ‘ ganize a marching party to visit the @ occurred since last night. Sev- e killing of Miss May F A mines and attempt to force non- @ eral persons were crazed by the told earing shot union men to quit work. @ heat and a large number are ung James Borbure runnin Following the victory of the trade |@ prostrated nd inquiring for a doctor pwine: peoprietore ® eeccececes slot machine owners, the proprietors | $ PITTSFIE 2 ‘ of money paying machines have de —— | The f er and of the cided to make a test of the Rines|_ WASHINGTON, D. C. July 24—|dead gir! was called to the stand to 4 " ‘The weather bureau in a bulletin ie-|day. He told a dramatic story, be 4 NEW YORK, July 4—8ixty thou- ery ee ten ~* Julius) sued today gives little encourage-|tween sola. In the cc m Wo. vand men and women here and in md ng for the machine own- | Pont to the farmers of the West. It| men sobbed, and men struggied hard Newark are affected by the tailors'|°™™ Yeterday swore out a warrant gays that the torrid weather will|to keep back the tears as he falter- strike today. Strike leaders said thia|>*fore Justice Cann, charging Joe |continue tonight in the drouth-|ed in his talk. He said he saw two afternoon that the outlook for yic-|Clark, proprietor of the Double stricken section with the exception| men enter his room on the night of tory is good. Rut little disorder has| Stamp saloon, with operating 4 of posrible light showers in some|the murder; he grappled with them, marked the strike thus far. money-paying slot mach: Clark Parts unned by a sand-bag — Was arraigned before Justice Cann, ,. > Saupbter’ CHICAGO, July 4.—Corn is still at daughter 4 the hearing will be fixed later. relief in wight. Reports from | | ‘The trade machine owners escaped |the law on a@ technicality relating only to their case, and it le the un mous opinion of attorneys who have examined the law, that the money paying machines will not be |" th ter SAN FRANCISCO, oe, M—aaai- tions to the ranks of the striking teamsters are J made constantly. Shipments of fruit from the interior are rotting on the wharves. What would otherwise have been SUSPECT aELENA, Mont. July 24—Wm. Miller, alias Grant, supposed to be one of the most notorious postoffice box robbers in the United Stat _ WRECK STORY ° was arrested at Havre yesterday nis morning on a call from box 127, brought here. Sullivan's Barges Escaped Loss. Sacre wan no fire when they reached | the box. The report brought down yester- "day by the Humboldt from BY SPAIN conditions th , The Santa id ‘Saoartd That Black T. jt STRONGLY ring showe flected belt tell of a few scat- but the| POPULATION OVER 100,000 past few weeks. jans are growing | every day. They| her crop-sharps profit. | *x#mpt as the others now are. | that the situation ts no blacker bed] able year may be turned {nto one of se ———e it is painted. With another week « great financial loss to the fruit ship- hot at rein, it would| DENIES THE chop ware mathered.) ‘® fourth of @| Conservative Estimate by New City A few drops of rain fell in North- Directory—Volume Will Be Tilinois this morning, but Will be of no real benefit A False Alarm epartment was called to| ue and Madison atreet the | Out In August | figures as ure given © fect to re ns finishing way to the effect that Biack Sulli stood, however, that the figure w MADRID, July 24.—President Sag- | van's barges, laden with 2500 tons o in excens of 100,000 j asta bas announced the government| North American Transportation & Hutehineor 4 program, which will include the re-| Trading Co.'s cargo were wrecked t roentage ¢ mization of the army, the €8-|near Kadiak island, l# contradl year. , ishment of bases for naval oper-!1. tne santa Ana, which arriv ations, and the construction of an|?? . - at yea . |from St. Michael and Nome today 1 Greenal on avast scale. The tug Holyoke, towing th bare th ter om, Was seen to enter St. Michael « 5,8 4 BRIGANDS \Tiiy i. “tne cargoes appearea t-| OF Civil Service for the Fire . {he popula L _eewwe | have euftered sume damage from th Department Maret aah cele heer aoe rough weather er, for the act nate bas not | ¢ CONSTANTINOPLE, July 24— yyy been’ made : Bulgarian brigands are terrorizing | WEATHER FORECAST. Very Low Multipte ¥ urkish provinces, a es many t murders and abdyette-, ve| Seattle and vicinity—Tonight and| Chief Cook of the fire department| Aa the estimat the Polk Di Pattie to troops shat % purmull and | Thursday, Tairt light west to north | {6 one of the Wost miuent earceetas | rectory in former years have Geteated them, | winds. of the municipal civil service system | been Very conser there figures u & In my artment it may > hog ike. Bape —=== a ks like a charm,” aid Chief ®ctual pop number of | >. “1 do not may #0 because Iam js multiplied | am the chief, but I know the depart- | DY ment i# in far better shape than it. Der has r been. It is increasing in Pie. |A man rust be well qualified or he by the United States c \oan't get a pince. It isan eany mate, ‘The work of preparing | ter to get rid of him if he is not com. | has progressed to the exte |petent. If there were no ctyi! ner. composition Is complete dov 4 vice ayatem the fire chief would be letters M. drummed to death by politicians work te int E. M. Rosene Digs a Well, Stennneie Black Sand, and) given ‘a piace revardiens of hig ent hands, of the binder by the early ability. Excuse me. TI don’t want, part of next month, and, barring Dreams of Wealth—The Richness of the Assay Can Hardly Be Believed. an Ib eaith, sun foes down toniant tee ‘oflclency every day and I attribute largely to the civil serv lation as giv ioe syatem. the t y of the old system in mine, and believe that any one who will look the matter in an unprejudiced lays, will be out by e stated he and is BA years old, Hew by taking it home, TATTLE ‘FIFTEEN PAY ONLY ONE CENT A COPY—That’s the Price STAR EDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 24, 1901. eS ae iP ilideloiehelcihetotateke |How to Prevent * . $413 755 Drunkenress : | It in @ weil b n fact that in the : ; ur Ar For Northwest Rivers |% Objection Made to Se- no other ‘store in, the elt |* lection of Yesler or and Harbors Work-- All this Season’s styles, all of splendid mater- prow if a rampin out Yearly Estimate. ii Dose Site. ial and make. $2.00, $1.50, $100 and 25¢ GRADES Choice for 40c ADAMS & BLANCHARD J. ARO {SON 109 COLUMBIA ST. "Phi Pink (751. Free Delivery aw Swollen Feet RRR ER ERE EEE EE EE EE ERE EER ERE REED ~ ean Clothiers and Furnishers. 219 Second Avenue When your feet are red wire dinagre fetid odor and Straw Hats 40 Cents | GRAN nee en en eeeeeees ea teneeeesenes behin th 4 our pre m prepare: 4 Rell | Okanogan, Pe 1$ Gruggist if he is the one at prepa river | pew ote in his = =— hoy: ureing the points in A particularly exhaustive | | of, northern selection « Dreaented concerning the od PHARMACY committe congre ae Oe ee en oo Fills 904 Second Avenue ne n n ie nun usly sign a bacon + Doll | * Gage would order another sur- & tement wing tt a ot it vey of the fel as desired by 3 - If you intrust your prescriptions to * * ERE EER ROR E RE bility ts WHERE THE WEAKEST SPOT? Stewart & Holmes Drug Compat 627 FIRST AVE |Grave Strike Conditions Exist at McKeesport, Wells- *¢eee ville and Pittsburg—Policemen on Hand at the Clark Mills. Do you need a lawn mower, hosq, screen doors, window screens, ice OOOOPOOOPOOSOO OOOO OOS | cases, refrigerator, 0 areal | freezers or anything in the line of hardware, tinware and graniteware? |These suggestions might make you |a customer for us and if #0, you will |always be one. Remember our new { | i | ee at the The Quick | Serviee store THE LEADER 710 SHOOND AVE July 4—Am ES " wellvitie or Pittsburgh, © cr Win: ‘Up of ei crt Fire ‘Sale [nore te ful of new goods require thelr first attent ™ Me PITTSBURGH 24.—Bix ol 1 i in Wellaviiie re is the y the absence of wing fu n of work of a or museed poor low, but they are still lower this week. Our prices have been the believed t 1409 Second Ave. wreen | OF che Gan Lawns and Dim- ) $1.50 Shirt Walsts r f ° +60 2 ‘be ta Tooth Pick: 7 sh Skirts ‘ 2 Ob kage Tacks $5 el Corsets Tbe let Soaps 1be and %c Ladies’ Handker- } Lead Pencils ake chiets 40c Men's Working Shirt Tbe Wool Challies Bho 10c Men's Half Hose Your Vacation In August than half price on all WASH GOODS, PARASOLS, MIL- SAMPLES of CURTAIN ENDS, ete. ete. POOOCOHOOO OFS OOOO OOOOOD A Money Saver on Call Trade Prices, RICHNESS THOUSAND OF VALDES 4 ,-@ lumber Vaides, Alaska, now in 8 Shirts, closed front, 100; asbirta, BAP | IS | S received a letter from Fr open front, 2c; soft shirts, 100: aramabanainart seh i Chandler, a ban collars, 2c; cuffs, per pair, éc. y ing the fir ason's news fr We guarantee not to ris your Cheatochena diggings. This flannels. We take the rough 240 miles in i from of your collars and give you bi CHICAGO, Joly 24—The annual) proving, ay the reparts, as rich ae gloss or domestic finish (no gloss.) tist Young P ple’s union will be in ‘On Ma’ ve claim, says M4 ” ing v6 ing m they have already oe 1426-28 FOURTH AVE. held y was dated July 9 At Near Pike St. established 1890, th ‘ five days munt be allowed to a * Se ee ee ee tis IIO IO ICTR TR RIT RII II IITA IA IIA IIIA. ad been 4 Not Exactly Hardware are glad we keep the New Royal Sewing hments and made of the very best To be held at Tacoma August 14-24 Inclusive IDENTIFIES HIGHWAYMEN P. J, Lair Says Dolan and McKinley Are the Men. Rut hundreds of pe All the $25 and § op tent a 4a GOING, NORTHRUP & CO. B03 FIRST AVENVE PPrrrrerrlrrririll elie sess t eee eer ea peri peer eter eo es right Mayo who has been RRR R RRR RR REE Co t eto north, has t For the cure of Liquor, Morphine, Opium or Tobacco A magnificent list of attracts V at council KEELEY Habite—The only Keeley Institute in Washington |@ tions has been secured, It will . imiaah iam + 20h a lew nd British Columbia. Institute Kilbourne Ay be the biggest celebration evs ‘ wh TITUTE reen Lake or Fremont car. Office 30 Sullivan er held in Washington, You w ” nm th | ing. Tel. Main 235, Seattle, Wash. G. T. | be 8 — bob de ite rnd ‘toes f° some t , ixoursion rates on all ra pair on cusp tin or bale rn 4 oosveceesos | roads and steamers, pated in the t a NO MORE GROWDIN New Furniture Salesroom $| unday nig ; . Raia just completed close testore | covered him ¥ and de. |* where you will find the largest and cheapest stock of house- | HARVARD DENTAL OReha manded bis n as sold goods on Pike Street, 2HEN’S aDT : 133134 Second Ave., Southwe: et I hy ceveaiia- 6 held ponon OGDEN'S, 507 PIKE 3/19! °Gorner Union black handkerchief which Lalr reo-| a POCO SSOSORHEOOSOSOSOBOTERORRRC09: work in charge, t back of Valles aghly scratched Stee! y. "The ognized as identical with that worr by one of the highwaymen. Hoth men are said to be ex-convicts and that they may have Mr ha 9 drop the “ex” shortly. | vastners of the country has made it : 4 | Impossible a he Ww people there ~ | to tearm enytuing avout the country Collars finished on our new Edge Ironer || singe altng the Chestethene ang make it a pleasure. | STR, THOMSON Sunes oral atreaine. Seven hundre CASCADE LAUNDRY COMP’Y ]} SAILS TONIGHT ed trom this Ume forth” P| CHAS. o. HOLCOMB OPTICIAN O10 Baste Bids.. Oo: Beet tand Me vies Pacific Cold Storage Co.'s steamer ulihy ‘Thomson, TM. Gray & Co» 28GB BOUT 56 SUGRTEES TSB S SES BOOB BES! eg er aE oy hk ME 1 BUY WINES RIGHT FROM THE WOOD. | Goid Funings She | ted to have Excellent Port, Sherrye@fuscatel, Angelica, from $1 a gallon up, Clarets from 600 a gillon up. Silver Fillings ne of the largest cargoes = TO MOTHER manner, will have about the same > rried out of this port coos Fy gh HE VISITED ah a BRUNNER @ CO. tonnage tyesetnen ll ‘There was great and wild-eyed ex. ae eras ia ahem enaten aooureanmend nage freight, 200 tons sneked con}, 90 _ ? lament at: Groen Lalee this mrorn-| dag avecing end bat’ tases ater inden Case Postponed meral merchandise, 15 head A dreadful fatality which would Bi ee: Je Se Main 1060, 502 Pikg Street. ‘The standard of excellence, find of gold on the property of FE. M several times ine life,| ‘The pretiminary heatine of Osataro rs re wy, {milla in Kiverett, was fortunately ssaenal iia " Rg ap a Lee Gina cand esl yamaha miners pentten OF Destare have, Samuel Melly, 12, W.| averted, safe a2 pian started digging & well on hig thought there was gold in it. He hia” allewed, adopted daughter from Sick “Weldwan, irs’ GG Saterminaten et anata te Seosceeeseconses operty. which is. just north of told Mr. Rosene and Mr. Rosene told Japan to this country for immoral ax man, Mr 3 rminatoi he mi LC ——— — — Ym When e got all his friends nnd. neighbors, and purposes, hae been postponed until 4{ ray, frisky and untamed he Vernette, J.) gather he Tous offapring | at} == You Will Have to Hurry = & depth oF de ot| Iittle holes are now be us a a. te ned watt! 4 came prancing up to police hes ¥ een at the bottom of & shay i = Na Mieese aes wad aderaniored.|over (er cattinenae "oe O78 S1! crclecy, | The hearing will be before| cus Prencie votre Drive ‘ahman bar Too clear a consclence|| if you denire to receive benefit from the offers wo are now making to || IAIN Being a Californian and one wteeped v . a Wi mente ns Hi Weedin and Detecti . Jorated, Hot produc leep too profound fe Inventors, capitalists and laborers, Quickest returns possible. MAGS 10 in history of the Golden State, he ane Yu Philbrick started in to Wiley, Mr. vulgar early rising, The employes, | ner Fememberes the gre stdiscoverien of One of the veighbors, of m akeptcn! R. Smith, of $88 Couch|it. After dodging Arthur Carter, Mra. J.| a8 usual, filled the barr 33. 5 Starr. ASH % ° the tales of wealt ht an a tle p Jepartment to find her hun-|the officers i n will wail direct for| ace. he lusty fireman aay the He went home and read over should th ne fi and, ©. T. Smith, who came to this! to a telephor an-| Nome without stop at Duteh! wh e he of rubbiah | e sory the bu find at Sut- This was ¢ ta ed quan t eral days ago to make some ter wan nen and) Harbor ar mutt it into the $on's mill, and got #o full of 1 t tity of the dirt assayed the lordly purch prepapatiry to otafting a| herd work Sn ‘ae-| Among thé. prominent people! fiery furnace, whe ng the ahov YOUR EYES. SRO ES. Se piper water | pum of @ aunts. 2 A The ninene, He had” betweer int, managed animal Fie thin te tine Arrowsmith, | a overhow wit protected with proper glassos amine nd, that he des people are not discouraged, however, $400 and $600 with him. ‘ite ie 6 feet Whoever '« nanaant } Aneally and {urnisn the Dest glasses q well was the gateway to\and will go to bed rock before the f inches tall, Mack hair and mous-|conter a erent fry papers, Bho ome district to make & m