The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 10, 1901, Page 1

ne Ol. 3. NO, 143 / AND HE HAS © BOMB! IT 1S THEIRS TO DECIDE ‘ap Week British Ship ssh Me Is the Dreaded “Strike Day’---Will the. Trust Employes Obey CONFESSED! at New Orleans. | President Shaffer's Order to Go Out on Strike? : WHEN THE CLOSING WHISTLE HAS BEEN BLOWN TONIGHT) NEW ORLEANS, La. Aug. 16. Britian mule-ahip s dein katie ead Wiekintha iA Giant Army of Workingmen Is Expected to Lay Tools Aside and Enter the Giant Jack Winiers Owns to the Famous ° at lah. | Struggle Against the Billion- Dollar Steel Octopus. | NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 10.—Boer| Gold-Bar Robbery. Oa TT NS SAE Sy PLR CeTCA gO ED y ne outrage Wh SEATTL WASHINGTON, SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 10, 1901, At 719 Second Ave. th ith eceived direct fron w York Factory Golf, Golf Yacht and Yacht Caps 85c, 50c and Up We have Mechantetar At 25c Our stock of Men's, Youth's and Boy's Cloth- ing, in New Fall Styles, is now very complete and our prices success of failure of the great steel | there is no doubt | not a wheel is turning there ing | “F Under His Directions Detectives Recover the Ses stiovet mere ase toying co) Uf Hueelianl Siatil’s quit 6 et paasieti dieetiehed ADAMS & B ANCHARD ji Hidden Treasure. — of thin wort have been ext 40,000 men will Join th a ut hi ; t " t ; } re t : aa 1 ar ; wh a dl es hip: eo soo Se idea taindh wi lad teiea liaeanis Hinckley Block. 719 Second Avenue. i tliat Hocutt a ond ttm fuse on the outside of the a ese % 3 yh Thy i ' weit peg s Seagal eee ; soocceosoocoosssoooosooooonosescesoownenseewweres « © r rr , tled up b tb onference h th Ne 4 . nae It will be impose! to calculate] trust representatives a “ Z 4 bars that he stole SR Wipr elie ag tte duciared the Amatgamated aa.(i2 2 matter for conjeetu TODAY = z i Bars worth $ \ vered Immedia by the searchers, and | leclared . $5 S 3 SAN FRANCISCO, Aug At 10 ¢ ik thie ening detectives ar. | = . ‘ rived in this city with Winters and the bullion Reg “. aes be pee eran an reached bh oy ; On Will be detached from comwand/ go off turn as usual today, and it| Ther the iarge Riverside Iron é Winters has broken and made a complete confession. removing the Deween-Wood H of the « stown (8. C.) navy yard | Me state inst be was alone in planning and executing the robbery, [spout sept. 1 may not be known even then what | Work struck this morning, the|/ 01 "Stewart & Holmes Drug Company? z and that it took him six weeks to construct the tunnel and Grill the vault | Poor health and the fact that he| they will 4 nt was being operated as a non-| ©27 FIRST AVE 2 will soon appear before the Behley| 4). 41. of cheerfulnens pre union mill Neagipa: crys nie ¢ Pace cues: REE alll CROCKETT, Aug. 10.—A total of are of gold, valued at $100,000 | board of inquiry, made ” 09 “ . 5 ‘ish euunaen at Che walel paw (oly ane th indatttadtin 4 been recovered when high tide od the work. | imperative. Amalgamated headquarters PITTRBURGH, Pa, Aug. 10.~The £00000000000000000000000000000000000000000 0000008 3 BS A diver will have to be en ed to secure the balance. The place good news is anticipated from all| information from the Lin@sey-Mc-| **¥'™# McKeesport because of the wale hostility of the people of that city a “4 F ant Ga 4 poor one to bide treasure. It i# at the end of a ratiroad wharf, and a THE 5 Nis-depth of the water to cnly clght fect | + lalalaiaialaiaal ‘sialalslaisiahaialalaiclalelabelieiaiaialelaiielaielsisleleiaie 4 onthe $ . : ORGANIZING MILITIA wenger to DE R ; * ' gamated oclation. declared “LE 4d ‘ SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 10.—Winters is a native of Prussia, 37 years KIMBERLEY, Aug. 10.—The De 3 gamated association lared thie | ° - r ° * : Beers Diamond Co. will the Duchess of Cornwall on her ar m the day te landed in America he has led a [rival in South Africa 172 diamonde, weighing 21 carate, The etones are of age, and has no relatives in this country. He is a man of some educa. } morning that if this intention is 710 SROOND AVENUE noses Two highly impo of the Amalgam: ant actions tion and reading, but sane turday Evening After Six Specials fully carried out and the rin of ike ti a ore than a few months in any o tion. One was the determinat ne fret t nine oa ied 64 ve ethno roving | dom staying m: jan a few months tn any one city valued at independent military ay among the members, and the ot sows ie A coud NP PT yc dyer dott oA okt MSO ES SAN PRANCIBCO, Aug. 10—The police are confident that Winters men on strike gine woo — against. the teen who ctecd up tor) } Rit Gules. Which start at sharp ur had an accomplice. They are looking for a machinist with whom he The idea ~ annie ee heheh ‘osihiac 00 ad . to be waited \ sf formerly chummed help during these special walcs, rm ii ly amid applause, provides for # | ang on the trust. ° : mee Inters broke down and confessed early this morning, as the result ary bas a that all members - capable shall b It shall not be In any t to the orders or demands of the state or nation, but governed entirely within the order, The justification for ite existence is given (n = paragraph Which recites that the interests of manufacturers and employes are identical in the preservation of property from mobs. and. that the Amalgamated, being constantly on the ground, can be called into service more promptly than state troops, thus often prevent ing destruction, rather than pualshing the destroyers after it is too late. The objection to state control arisea from the fact that nub ie and F Of many hours of severe cross-questioning, in which his statements be- * came tangted. SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 10.—W President Shaffer left here for @he All Wool Challies, yard ..2 . Me Neweastic this morning to #pen ironed ouk Half Wool Plaids, yard | @ great mass meeting there this art] All Woot Novelties, yard 29 ¢ Shirt Waists up~ to ve Bi Prints, 27-inch wid @rnoon. Tonight he speaks in Mt yard . & Up to 04.00 ‘ : : He volunteered to show the place where the golf was hidden. Me | Dimmick, ex-chtef clerk of the Unit Was promised no reward, but will be punished to the full extent of the | ¢d States mint at San Francisco, and law. He will be tried at Vallejo. | who is accused of at Perrerererrrrrry ing $39,000 in Si-t0 Lawns, or Keesport s Dimities, yard Affaire are quiet at Amalgamated headquarters this morn The om- Kee CCE Pee Re EE EEE EEK EEE Ee eeteee s === | s20-goid pieces from that institution | the workmen be We ie €96b 10 ciirales thelr Ot tataner | was arrested early this morning on|* % the time to aca. | " sement of 10 p 1 cheerfully & warrant tneued at the instance of|% 1! amounted to $1600. | An ordet was ur opted to pay | i charge amainat him te grand larceny | 044 E EERE N EE EEE FERRE EEE EENEE EER N GHEE etrtke. Ever since July 4 when the die} - : | covery was made that six sacks con- THE IMVADER ENCOUNTERED ROUGH SEAS AMD ca iing $90,000 wore missing from the AN assesement of 10 per cent. of earni 1 tO make tt 60 if need be to win the | the secret service department. the] z Srihe eee he | BROKE A RO! } | | bo package Tooth Picks, package $ Thimbles, each .. .. 2e Elastic, yard le arl Button, dozen a THE KING OF GUYERS Rode on a Green-Lake Street Care Doing for a While. mint valut, Dimmick has been a Sw p sof Remver’ , Monday, 9am % POSSESS SSES SES OSES OOOS DEOOOOD A Money Saver on Ca}! Trade Prices. Kept Thing: seeuiaditen tigers tn the tevestigation. | Little Frank Derrace Loses CHICAGO, Aug. 10. — With s)she encountered rough © When Dimmick wae dismissed trom| His Life Near Orilla. Gmocth sea running and « light sail-rope broke, causing her to fa: northeast wind blowing, the start tle. But this loss wag|the mint it was stated by Superin the first race of the series for the! soon regained Canada cup, between the Cadilla: —_— inj back « i tendent Leach that it was not on ac- bie coming—oh, plenty—f they can catch him at tt! He's an amateur ventriloquist, and his cla Frank Derrace, « 10-year-old b Is upper G. None ant of the robbery, but in pursu: Shirts, closed front, 100; shirts, of Detroit and the Invader (chal-| CHICAGO, Aug. 19.—Just before ‘ was drowned near Orilla, a few miles f are made in his line, His tongue is tipped with wit and mild Open front, 12%e lenger) of ‘Toronto, was made mark was reached the Cad-|9nce of a decision made before the! sutn of thie city, this morning. Ie arbolic compliments flow cheerfully from his lips. He was a wee Promptly Bt 13.e'Mlock this moreing:| 1. rook ine lead and turned the| robbery was discovered, an nal passenger on a Green Lake car the other afternoon, and he cer flanne dnd balenhee dene BG to.ereee tho asupeltnesd 's vere red, and that the! a7, nad been playing around aslough|@ tainly kept things doing. From Cherry atreet (where he clam of y line, being four lengths ahead of the | "827 °8* minute and a-half ahead) roppery prolonged hie retention sett Cah Wii, ek tall ba” Sealed bered languldly aboard) to beyond Fremont town he kept the gloss o of the Invader. 7 om | going. It wae a bad quar of-an-hour for the conduct Cadillac. The challenger continued to in-} crease her lead, but when the first mile of the course had been covered} wins by about five minutes ei lal. ibaa greet eee | alae Bince his reteane fi ade om duty Dim- | »- The whole carfu 4d to h His work was simply beautify the delightful Insect, and failed ore heard his screams for help and CHICAGO, Aug. 10.~The Cadilinc| mick bas been under serveiilance of| rushed to his assistance, but w | they reached the slough he had gone down for the last i" His body w 1426-28 FOURTH AVE. Near Pike St. established 1890. Here, you lobster! start this car! We want to get home this week!" wae what he started in with. It sounded trritatingly close to the conductor, ‘That functionary whirled about angrily, to see who had addressed him. Apparently no one had. Mild surpris showed on the passengers’ faces. recovered and Coroner Hoye was probed Into every detail of his priv IN COMBINE! Fon septemaen ict Just as the car started, a very stout gentieman wearing a re ¢ and © Panama hat, boarded the car and got himself badly stuck in the ais Give the whale a chance!” chirruped the entriloquist, right in th ap’s face, The fat chap wanted fight, but he couldn't locate the offendor When the car stopped at t Into action again ton street the man's voice came I didn’t say t ! I wanted Pike,” he snarie ¢ streets?” ‘The conductor went Why don't na still hunt with you learn his eyes, but it was no use. A pale-looking youth supportirg a white lawn wedding tle and a pained look, asked for a transfer and got it. ‘Tl take three of those, pleane,” announced a sweet, girlish voice from the far ‘onductor fought nis way through the aisle, punched three tran and offered them to the only woman fn that vicin He got the marble orb, “That's all right, conductor, ¢ them to me, the Voice. ‘This time it proceeded from a «mall man on the opposite bench. Ho was holding @ tin dinner his knees, and he looked glum. The conductor turned impatt and offered him the three transfers, “Ah, g'wan!" said the lit- man, mockingly. And the exasperated conductor had to shove the punched slips back into his pocket am AND CAFE Marohe Biget 1413 Second Avenue ~ 20c-= Angel Cake-=20¢ Saturday, August 10 One day only. This cake is made from strictly fresh rane’ eggs and the best American Sugar. PORTLAND, Or., Aug. 10.—~The | ing Co. Chitkoot Packing Co, Thin. | Motion to Quash Denied—Defendants Then Asked for Delay Pacific Packing & Navigation fish-| ket Packing Co, Western Fish Co. ‘ combine was effected this morning | Chatham Straits Packing Co. and the| Until October Which Was Also Refused. ‘Those concerns absorbed are Bost Pacific-American Fish Co., Pacific Steam Whaling Co., Ainsworth & | red is $15,000,000. % ee OP gee Re i dint Dunn, Fairhaven Canning Co, Quad.| F murder in the first degree for the|quash the informa ra Packing o., Icy Straits Packing | pald this morning, $2,000,000 for this | ki: ce of W. lL. Me th, will Be tion being dented, dem Co, Taku Packing Co. Taku Fish- | year’s pack, and the other $9,000,000| tried on September 16. This morning information were entere John and Thomas Conaidine came | Judge Emory in turn ¢ mn Fish Packing Co. value of the property tranater ¢ million dollars in cfsh wan CHAS. @. HOLCOMB A heavyweight girl was leayt g the car at Fourth avenue tor the ¢ = ” e efore Judge cmor an entered demurrera an e ‘Oh My corns shrieked someo: h pain. q rt ifie Steam alin were asked, which Judge Jacobs guilt A strong effort her the laugh. ple. 0 Berke Bide 7 Becondand Marton = an6. the Pec wed, and set the first, which attor- | by Attorney Lewis to Why not get a mule to pull the car, #0 we can make some etre neys for defense say will be Jonn|time for the hearing of the first case t as the remark that made the conductor wild. He start — I — pposed the Considine’s, for the stated | until October, Judge Emory 0 ‘ say something mean, then catching the humor of the # of property-va this late date was unne and 1, looked fooll#h and grinned. “O mamat” oried a smail and , 6 pleading to the information| pet the hearing for August 16 gleeful volee, “isn’t that a cute dimple on the conductor's chin = Yc ou W ill Have to Hur ry BAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 10.—T> ¢ the lobster blush!” followed immediately in sarcastic tones, lement of the teamsters’ strike ix « the pasnengers turned to look at the dimple if you : eettion recep prtoged pr ‘The conductor was getting a white, drawn look about th: Investors, capita 14 aborers return Apparently as far off ae, ws: 3 G3 ape LS muplovers refuse © contarence All was quiet for a minute, ‘Then the Votce came, in high. | JAMES | EN & 0., BRO ER 3 ‘The eupply of « in nearly ex shrill pitch, from the platform; ‘Stop the ar! I've lost my G. if y § ¢ Boyd Bidg. Suattlo ree! Piverybody turned, in time to catch the next shot full in = — hauste aut one vessel is bein purs hausted, 1 me vessel is being any io Spectacles and Eyegiacs prrenies, and:thet sew! What a truly pretty boy!" cried the Volce, as a chap We have the most complete opt it . % ple t ded the car He trains Jeffries, you know The car on the Const. We oxai the eves WASHINGTON, D. C,, Aug. 10.—The navy department has reprimanded Admiral Robloy D, Evans for howled. The chapple's face became encarnadined, He stood up grind our ow es and guare 8 5 ineuter W. CLAY “EVERSOLE, Coticlan, 708 Second Ave. Soattly Burglary Reported by him in his book, “A Sailor's Log,” upon ex-Becretary of the Navy Chandler mc soamaee eee weve ae Wenenee! Fe red the Voice, in ate - al basa, and the chapple gave it up. | Holt & McGuire, the well know: in w iotter 4 t, 8 retary of the navy, Admiral Evans is inte that the r n of mui sical weight and with the seal of rT ass Shes yin In # letter from Hack woting ary of y ne formed that the publteatton A man of much physteal welght p | 200 KH. A KI st iG I's t contractors, were ar dny on harge of 1 ing f his strict profundity on his brow, rose to Jeave the barat Fremont. ‘That's on a charge of maintaining a| of his # Chandler has incurred the displeasure of the department, and that the adiniral SE EGG5EGS46SUSEGGGNE0644606566040005050068 See Seo oes ereeoes S5ad3b bone | PH PPOOE SOS E ESE SESE SSOSESESESES ODE SESESEOSOEOE SHED HHO OOH OHHH ESOHE SES HESS OSOOHOOOOOHED ter Hudge Austin, gentlemen,” tittered the Voic Mark the ben (ah tees w to peisence wat the corn “4 nd) abandoned that ony whien shoul always characterize officer of the na hen he put his opin volent smite! Panis, all sizes wu enue and Clay atre ne co 7 malt atone { « * Basset tor MeCorrey, who claime the rm Therefore, it ls e secretary # duty to censure him. bs ei vine tele seaman 4 Linen Suit (pants an at) fe Using a stable that iw in a fithy are’ * Abpea : Kiitic, 1209 First Avenue _ tonditien. ’ Admiral Evens in bis book 16 fers to Mr. Chandler as “an ing SOSEHSSOSSSESS HOES OOS SOO SES OOOO OOD rears [te SHATILON stank: reconseeees seeeeeeee SPOS VIOS POS OO FOSSS! £ SP HHO HOODOO VODE 1/no matter how much money a B2YESLER “AWS! | AY ONLY ONE CENT COPY—That's the Price 25 CTS A MONTIE Mk 5 Shirt | 14,00 0.. Selected Pieces of Mu- sic, at 10c a copy, for this week SHERMAN, CLAY & GO Pianos and Organs 7H 2d AVE. STEINWAY DEALERS PIII IRIL III IIIA III IIR Harvard DENTAL OFFICE = xt Leo usiness college. 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