The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 12, 1901, Page 1

RT | HE Only Paper in Seattle That Dares o Print the News : : = t as VOL. 3. NO, 144. SHAFFER IS CONTENTED With Progress of the Strike Thus Far, He Says. O, 900 WORKMEN WALKED OUT, ITTSRURGH, Pi All the mills in this part of the I-strike centers | rts from the country have proved loyal, Findicate that 15,900 men failed to ge} Shaffer's air of con- Despite Mr. there ts a feeling of uncer- to work this morning. | fidence The Lindsay and MoCutcheon mills| tainty at Amalgamated headquar and the Frankstown Pudding anaj‘*" ‘his morning. In the absence of authentic reports from certain af Rolling mills of the con ted districts, the officii rath real sit t | partment of the D jer at sea regarding the ue in this district, were closed. | tion. south Chicags, Mil . it is sald usal to join the strike An attempt was made to start the Republi. | waukee that their r works, but the men re- fused to work, and the fires were! Denked. would hi om the situation. © but little actual bearing | THE SHATTLE SEATTLE, | WASHING TON, georeooeeres eeeee . b4 | e | e * - 2 a ° $| J o @ WASHINGTON, bp. ¢ Aus @1 The navy department this | o: lowa aren the Herts : erm ast, to pr ito fan @ or no, preparat > prod- @ ear Ley ture for Pana ty a NEW YOR, A ' Ward @ stead of the battleship Wis @) man Dissort, whos xtoy @ ain. ° 2 m ae at firet thought tha ton of $500 from t ‘ ¢ @ at the Puget » 1 avy yard, @/ attenth as showing n er rea an € Ol was this 5 fined $1000, HOTEL THIEF +SHAMROCK ts Again Abroad Plying His trate | POSH OHS OHO HOOOOD oe When the Twelfth Avenue Main Is Completed, Complaint Will Coase |: --This Work Is Now Under Construction. | amine |CEDAR RIVER WATER SYSTEM IS EQUAL TO THE CITY'S NEEDS MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 12, 1901, SALTY BULLISH SAVED $ Sentence Dealt Officer |Report Sends the Grain / 225 Passengers, but the| | Market Up. Ship Went Down. CHICAGO, Aug. The govern: | praiit , ment crop report Is disappointing to) Light ina th eth P When woman that she was a hatpl att Meer, but Beh the | tal tk and emo attorney drew HS of STAR §Cap Week At 719 Second Ave. We have received direct from the New York Factory Golf, Golf Yacht and Yacht Caps At 25c, 38c, 50c and Up Our stock of Men’s, Youth's and Boy's Cloth- ing, in New Fall Styles, is now very complete and our prices are right. } ADAMS & BLANCHARD . | Says He Struck Her rar i i i Ut mbes, who was a he With t * South Chicago, Milwaukee and Joliet, However, | in Local Hostelries ,Witiam Toombe, who was accused | ward nor Did Not Obey. | ’ hanged oy Tetae ROME, Aus. 7 pope tétay! Hinckley Block. 719 Second Avenue. M A GOLDMAN The hote! thief is again at work “i sf flered 1 ft Ae a For severat dave ne has kent bel At Erie Basin for the |i »w on mayhe WOOHOOSOOOOOOE: | for deca OSOOOOSISSF. JEWELER | vark hostetrics ity In ‘ | j —_—_—_— eee oe POSSESSED OOD ooo eoeee . $9090000900000009¢ junion tin workers wont into the mila] AME fear. | Laat wight the Sa Cup Races | seeetsecessnserrrrsesoee bias" aatchg 901 24 Ave., Cor. Marion ‘ hotel on First avenue, at the f | p : | SAFETY STORAGE 3 THEIR VIEWS CLASH een pepnenrnnee. Ghorent atvects ies Une aah of coare, SOW a SA 4 Ne) RAGE deaceeesoroeserooocrooes -'@ PITTSBUROK. Pa, Aug The mille of the American Sheet] tion. The room of Dr. L mea wes gr sa — Da @ —The statement made by a Ste at Vandegrift, Apoilo,Jentered and two valuable gold| ‘ " , corporation oficial thi mornin sgl ceie wat. Gow eines Cet. tke eee ia |. RW ZO8 The Sham | VERY WRONG FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF A 00 > te wake oop conan te ocate ail running full. at] Ported to the police and they arq|fock II went into quarant Co BP RUE aA led } ‘ ' © eo the strike with'n one week. men failed to rep 0G O8 Ch) coew morning, and half an hour later went |i. notice today made « foraging ex } i I J Pp ‘M ¢ * to Erie Basin, where the work of put | i F $ s. Mu- ey ee, Az 32 vc Conerewational church will belting her into shape for the cup races [Peaitian aid cancured herd of cat Woman Charged With Serious Crime | ; sic, ‘atioc'a cboy Me Tice on tine pitas Has Lost Nothing. Washington at Brighton “beach |WS2 0EUS trom|*?, 28m? party of Boers ambushed Easily Gets Free | this week. have no reagon to be di PITTSBURGH, Pa, Aug. 12 1 the funds have been rais.| @ all along the route from | 4 and killed four, w ed 2 and re | bes there may be more de- ©! 4, sicased with the strike situation} commenced making the plans | greeted the vi ea wy Thompson, « notorious wom. | 701 FIRST AVE. SHERMAN CLAY & 69 apart | this morning. He says the Amal-| |ast Friday night, did see” £49000 00000000000000000e'00904659004' 90000 9 900009 ’ OOOO OSES SOOO SS HES Komated haw lowt mothing by the res] trial this morning. her batt, |@ veer oo O6 eee Ceooere Pianos and Organs | | aaaaae 9 ‘ the | cna { the men of the Federal ateet| | amounting to #10, wae forfeited. ‘or rm te $| 2d AVE. STEINWAY DEALERS Aug, 12—Rarty | Pants to come out. loreal pasties Y Don't miee on THE 3}: F i] ‘LEADER | 710 SROOND AVEN CLEAN SWEEP SALE “GREAT PAY ONLY ONE A COPY—That’s the Price 99999 POCO OOOT9VEC OI EES Wedding Presents Cut Glass and Silver The Best Assortment at the Lowest Prices, ad LOOCPO SERRE SESH O EEE LIFE SH DEPOESEO ESOP ODL SD OC ISO PEGS OF ESD Hoe POP PECE SEES OOO FOES O08 FET EEHESOSED BEEDESESC SESE ICE Y * 3 City Engineer Thom: | bait, teavin Oeste t pt Gar Loeciaicies catelisad wal sp tine-suetied cou tor Socal Pe son Gives a Complete Explanation of the Cause of Present Shortage!» iessine omy sie. uring snus $ €4 to make good {ts threat to close| assistance Is Being issued. The gen. —No Move Could Be Made Before the Courts Decided. | the facts of the case, AIC Bad not} e mos a1 nd P the upper and lower Carnegie unjon|*"! Public, as well as members ot | been tried. With her ball at the , ite , ‘ | organtaed labor everywhere, are emall eum $10, the ed re #4 waite. % scribe to the needs c “There |man @id not appear to face the dis . " halgam Density Welsh Sethe’ ote. toute asked to subscribe to the needs of th. There are millions of galions of | onable are persons who condemn the; supplies. ‘This will be #0, and it only| orderly charge, an oA . i Chicago, and from Milwaukee, say/ 0 8 that the people of Seattle may de. | 11 of thie year, when the city coun- | convince anyone. small answer " . that the men in those plants wen WHEELING, W Avg. 12. said City Engineer Thomson |‘l,'% Purewance of completing the Phe Twelfth avenue main witt|for the P r : to work as usual this morning, in, The manager of th: woretde steel] 15, ssocning; “but it to. e river set-| connect with the one Madinon | “ “ accordance with the action taken| plant here has appealed to the PO-| man power to do the imposible, and q street, and will thus gtve to | Sunday te 1 protection oon: ently tt cannot be distribut. | P nt Outlet to the high servi the additic wilt | ag . 4 tae At Moneson, Pa., the strike-leaders! The mayor has replied that there|¢d. No one should be censured| Volunteer park reservoir. The ord- | ¢ Ye way 16 inch | “ ott 5 e : this morning decided to aban ie ho occasion for such action on his| because in certain districts. there is| {nance was passed April §, and bide | n adway to Thir 7 7 E a - os ert preset | @ scarcity; the Cedar river sce d for, but none were received. | tieth avenue and south to Beacoi tad 3 MARRIED |) OA grecent.. Hen-| part at present | perfect and beyond biame. as the question of the right of the| bs - ai . t Y It will conne w Fast} WASHIN D Aug. - nr S$ of EV YD x = perrons wh e trouble to! city t abutting propert r The state department } TS of EVERY DE F a | investigate will understand and be|tain proportion of the cor ” ing the neede | The sta hes reosived « r MARKED PRICES, which unavoidable condition of things, and|the supreme court Fr © 21, | dition and back flow into the Denny . Seay P any waist lengthe, ak Tt ts prepared after the recipe of I will do so again until the most|the board of public works, at 13! p41 aistrict. Now it should be plain| : 2 ue light, ed the contract f uliding this we Cee m waen (5 | ‘ t enough, } |main to Mtirrat & Goetz, and I must | Sddition Is made to the city service! | tA § tEPIN PRI ts On E AR YTHI : ous wnethinas oriticiam which now indulged tm | but could not by human means be | Taffetas, all « j 1 Swisses at good service no body of men could have acted! undertaken before it was), that the | 0b G4-in Suitings . ve @ anticipated Trouble on Arrival of the Vessel Did Mot Hap-| city was divided into three sones |more expeditiously when Rashes Wk ated Aeak aem sase | 18 pe slack nosea'd we | 5 | via. High, intermediate and low ser-| bridied by the « At the shortage water ¢ will ne me} ASBURY PARK, N. J., Aug. 12 9 Black Satin De k pen—Union Longshoremen Are Orderly—Awaiting | view. Im the low service there le, of|ent time the dit ) r4, ‘There are 22,800,000 gations of | Four masked men biew the safe at |} $1.00 Satin Foulards Word From San Francisco. curse, no complaint |work has been ¢ water registered in the V or | the of Atlantic Coast Ele 1.25 Novelty Silk A Ring Co ‘ In the others it different; but| pipe from the Ea: park reservoir each day, For lack of | te B >. and escaped with M-inch Corded Waist Mater 4 box Tack aplagaeeen . t the at least it cannot ba| interference. If persons want proot| proper distributing maine 12,000,000 (eet early this morning. colors 2 Hook i a ey ‘ nedied for reasons which will fol is ansertion, I « a 4 h Black Cheviot, heavy All M ‘The steamship Umatilla, Pacific|to work nly about one-third of 1 material was eset gy Aba Pr a at half tt st pho Mar Coast Co., arrived in port this mo bs full « inexperienced men The intermediate district compos | days of the court's — nm mi or galt as of th * = Outing Skirts in blue and tan, Men's w c tke rel ® ‘ Was secured. It is estimated that it!es Beacon hill, Rainier Heights | nia ite way into Lal ‘aion, an M Sus j ing at 10 o'clock from San ay tek dik eat Anas 00 el adaee aae, Oe eee Groin on Stendpipe om passes through Lincoln r Shirt Waists in colors Men's $1.25 Fan 8 €o. She brought about 150 pa 4 the ship w rew | Pontiue addition and th A the ¢ wer and finally empties into to $1.19, some a little Me Wool Socks * gers and 1200 tons general frei« ‘The ship has a argo of fruit,| hillaides. ‘The high « ne omibees sg Kony at am il ie ere | “iit tin ° he Und arin 2 PI K ES A large crowd was on the wharf at| but this Is not being unloaded fi © Volunteer park addition. ona| C7" Sane mae be Brit! say] “Every drop of Cedar river water ve A enema ot a wees. 3 C L the company has thin is notlall these districts are su ‘4 en-|téncoin park pumps. A® contem-| Volunteer park r ‘oir, which is 81 and 1c Lawne ....... for ¥ . ality. @ avon mored that trouble might be expect | «, fel ively from the aiaon eee cand. | plated, the pumps were installed to|kept full all the time, ‘The water | Z¥c_and Ibe Dimities ov A himbles .. le ting to the quality of when she started to unload her | ar \ : Pe nee “ ‘ then runs to In park reserv "Cotton Foulards Rreeee A a8 in’ prop the t . is-| pipe, or, In other words, 3700 acres| supply to the atandpipe 2,000,000 gal a ‘ ‘ b4 A ® : Pipe, when only 1200 acres| district that must be temporartiy| er co pump the water to Queen Anne| Robbed of His Money. Cider V unexcelled the crowd. Mo one was allows - gihere is only one remedy | suppiied from this structure until stand pipe. ‘Two triplex pumps are| | Ru a: as tee a the warehouse or near the ship and) thing bout th 7 y lthe Twelfth ave main ts laid,| kept « k station. | - | eat: even newspaper men were not per | gan Fran f main, which ts 3 alls for about 6,000,000 gallons per! A few pumpa} r ry mitted to ented. When Supt. Miller, | o¢ the company. on | day was broken and it can be used only,| ‘A cook, name unknown, who ship: Collars finished on our new Edg wae of the company, was asked his reas What Union History of the Delay T maid that 2500 acres of dintrict | at at one-half pressure now | ped lant night a ooh make it a pleasure. had no reason. When asked union, when approached, said - ea 4 ight whtle from th of ~~ — (vette | FAMILY GROCER you afraid that yo Dn + ath, innse aut eutnd te tate! = the Raliard ca t neat CHAS. @.HOLCOMS x, Pike. Tel. Main 998 and 271 might be persuad: quit,” he a » > s ot, “yea, I guese that ts about ible do we want any houre. He was badly beat ry OPTICIAN it.” The comp ed to be ¢ 4id not turn up for work | pe. taf Ra his bagkawe taken 18 Darke Hide. Cor, Second and Marton ‘ va] possible measures to avoid it, § ten-eslien nd ete hed t | FS pegs Phen ft np" aired — 0 pel, At 11 o'clock about 2% men had embers of the Longshoremen’s |heen driven to the northward of thin Does Service Time and Time Again at Madison Park Pa- ic you desire to recelve be trom w making to r men, Few unton longshoremen were letunte at Seartie ma |toream two hours hh routed then | Vilion—It Passes as a Meal Accompanying Drinks. MES G. GIVENS & O BROKERS. 33, 34, 35 Starr. ‘sa Kaa Saal on the dock. n help it. If there is| Crabbe is now pursuing the enemy. Ist t Th t N R d | in ™ Boyd Bidg. Seattle d ; , iu <0 When the Umatilia was in San mehtp compan - ; ates at No hewar | beeen 8 ne h health Francisco it required two weeks to start it.” | Spectacios and Kyegiaes = mak i see Boa ner ao nsos tt nonunion rece Sirestens teese ae pte! snow devanenea ane Was Offered Him. | w have them nem Pee oUF tne, sample “ou gots could be procured. She xbipped an ¢ tee is N Chief of Pollee Sullivan in ai yauches are| | . ally. /and match us if you ¢ entire non-union crew, paying the od ih ceping a force of detectives and - belie: tee . have o >mpt am men $50 for the trip, about twice the |" s learned tha | keeping siiirtadiae a hotel no bar, but ° ut e ticlan. 708 Second Ave.. Seattle . P ad Usual wages. | t Jemcers at the Lake Washing *) wines and beer are served with ROCKETT hs aun. thot 12S SSSSS BST ISES' pi It required # double gat ft fh A | | LONDON, Aug. 12 official din. | parks y Charles Ray, WhO TUNS| monis, This is contrary to the} , " 7 ) HE WOOD... ht A $ iP @nced non-union men would work. 4 union | pateh & Pg” ; rane tat Madinon park, | Not be tolerated by Chief of Police| tlonal $65,000 of gold bullion stolen Milica Wace 7 hd se Work at Victor h that Andries Wessels, the Boer peace | saloon attachn Actieas \ Ba mcg @ gallon us n themaeives ted several months agol and C. Jartholomew, the propriet . |fr i nelter, Wholesale Liquor Dealer, eit lien ot vid en: poet md several! macute 26° | and CB. Sarthslomew, the Prope 17 nondiol hasecat othand Sass it| BRUNNER & CO. _ snd COLE foria she unloaded about 150 tons of |no tre in Beattle. However itor 1 save or of the Madrona bi wollagay dison park. William Bteffen, pr BAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 12.—Jack elephone Main 1060, 502 Pike Street, bard . AST. freight with union men and about 190! ers for support are received Se aeeeemalan park, were arrested for selling liquor | prietor of the pavilion at that place, | winters, in a i ates © thi "Phone Pink (751. Free Delive tons at Port Townsend with « union | San Francisco the Waterfront Fe without a nse. The Bagle resort] was arrested for selling Mquor, and siting Gatallina Yee ately ot hi yor - © In Seattle, however, none of | ¢ y be called out at any ‘ ¥ da| his trial is now pending in Justice | MONE Gets y ie Oat Manet ‘ Kvery Sunday evening, and some! and purchased and whi Brie Coats, ait aa up to 38 brea: st aay ltimes during the week, crowds of| aandwich had to be ordered ; Pheee sults are the mos hee fi t ‘ for the ¢ 1 indulge in dancing, Signs are tack-| grog grat, A gentleman sitting at h ast " 4 calm, t ed on the wall stating that refresh-|q nearby table ordered a drink, but at Bonney & sdteedaieliaisieneahs Aug. 12.--A local newspaper es pror first jeg was t may be had downstat Once|anid he did not care for — the MG mem "For the cure of Liquor, Mory t th er an one mile A sandwich part of ft. The walter Nghts of oan Habits The only Keele apes cting war betw. Austria and J J 4 4 lin thin r apartn mt 8 regulation | iret Be A AL Moe Brash Columbia, wloon bar is the first thing see one o' and wich nat had|an aged grandmoth M n Lake or Fremont # in order, Sary activity, and that both are sctling their Adriatic fe en by 7 minute Jer Joloser investigation reveals Jong} the pavillon ema 1 @uid, of Banta Ana, Cal,