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

von tD vat ‘inger inger ringer ringer inget ringer + not (ot & valent other THe Only Paper in Seattle That Dares to Print the News : : : —————— VOL. 3. NO, 105, ‘ TEDDY STRIKES T THE TRUST Vice President Roosevelt Declares, in a Labor Day Speech, That Capitalistic Monopoly Must Be Subjected to Restraint by Legislation ST. PAUL. Minn. Sept. 2.—Vice- | supervise and control the great cor President Roosevelt addressed & porations which are its atures people at the State fair grounds at par arly with regard to real bus Hamline today. His speech was ness con ms w ‘ n dased principally on prevailing con- port thelr tr ance f t @itions as affecting labor and capi- | exis f some monop t tal. He sald ency “It ts not only desirable but neces velt was f ntly sary that there should be legal legis Jation which shall carefully shield) SAN FRANCISCO, Sept Twer ty thousand the interests of wage-workers and which shall discriminate in favor of ah t tt oe as ness the humane and honest employer by | ** . “i eats by ‘ removing the disadvantages unde: : which he stands when compared with | CHICAG® © oe fv mnscrupulous competitors who hay try in . t Lab ab nthusias Bo conscience and will do right only “owe rally are hol when in fear of punishment. | heir dem pientes and “More and more it is evident thai! Parades * A of the anks, business the state, and, if necessary the ma- ) ieee and : anata aad tion, has got to possess the right to| closed in honor of the day. THE MURDERED IN TACOMA C-ONTRAD Lad of 19 Stabs Acquaintance to Death in Attempt to Impeach President Shaffer Front of Saloon, Then Makes the Work of the Amalgamated His Escape MYSTERY GOOD-BYE, ~ MISTER WU Uncle Sam's Very Sory PARIS, Sept. 2.—Rappel (newspa-| per) says it is rumored that the czar| after visiting President Loubet, will convene an International congress of rovervigns and chiefs of states, a: agen. King Christian of Denmark, th paper says, will act as president of the congress. to Lose You DLE WASHINGTON, D. C, Sept. 2— Much regret ts being expressed in both official and secial circles here today because of the announcement at Washington, and will not return until the transferred to Londen Gispute between France and Turkey | Wu has become v popula will be Minister bas been settled. official and social folk at the Amerl- — Jean capital CONSTANTINOPLE, Sept. 2 The tranefer of Minister Wu comes ination by Li ted son of Li St. Petersburg ming of the from London ¢ th ROCHESTER, N. ¥., Sept. 2-—The death list from the City of Newark Wreck will reach at least 20 pernons. and others are in a dying conditi |today. ert ST. PAUL, Sept. that President Hu! has ordere motors be substituted gmong the Turkish troops in Euro. Ching Fang prem eratnmreennenaemne a ng Lyn NORFOLK, Va., Sept. 2—Mary marry another man, has been sen- pean Turkey and Servia, because of Hung Chane Petersburg | patch to the London Times Beace, colored, convicted of polson- tenced to be hanged. Men Gain Every Point Asked From ‘The local office of the Canadian Pa. Further mutinies have occurret as the result arrears in pay. tegation, and the ass! F Nae naw of thesk chinges comes BE HANGED pe, : _ DEATH LIST | ng her husband #0 that she coul!/ the Company cific received official notice this|¢lectric that for torning that the strike of the track. |*team locomotives on the Cascade|he is now dying fmen on that road has been settied, | ¢!vision of the Great Northern, and | burned, and the men went back to work this | that if the innovation proves guc morning, every concession asked for | cessful It will be followed by a gen- by them having been grant .. | ¢ral abandonment of steam as a mo demand for recognition of 1). the was the vital point at issue, i this| having been conceded by the express contract, the agreement, under Can- | adian law, cannot be terminated by either party for three years. ENROLLING — THE PUPILS Thousands of pupila might be seen his morning going, gleefully, to Aheir respective schools. lef happy, but, perhs leounted for ‘this ex when he explained to a little fellow his sid: I'd just as £0 this morning. What's th ‘We won't have to st m we can see the pee. Although a goodly numb at the several schools Milment, it te enicutated ¢ than two-thirds of th pwho wil putin an ng the week were present this tive power throughout Great Northern road. Got Off Car Backwards A woman who refuses to give her attempted to alight back-| is from Lake Union car No. 1, union t this morning. Asa re suit she sustained « sprained ankle and was badly shaken wu: ~ DARRIE IN Charge of Smasher ing. Following is the number enrolled cinet station an ing # crowd Upon her her hotel, she was reles 1 charged with “rales 1 creating a riot promise to go at once to od WARSAW, N. Y., Sept. 2 Brewer, Wm. Brewer and Wm wrens mody, all young men. Tota ti hy an Eri P SP Se ne sereveccsen Wa jan killed, Albert Car ron dowr train last night near Dale the Chiness} ELECTRICITY... cae corner of Fifth avenue and| Whol NEW YORK j-, the several schools at noon NEW YORK, Bept. 2.—Mrs, Carri 628 Nation arrived in this city yester-| 64 ea etures Bhe visited several 110 resorts and harangued the bartend 0 ers. A crowd gathered follow ed her from pla pla jeerin bolsterously. ‘The police finally dis. | persed the crowd and arrested Mr« Nation, She was taken to a pre WASHINGTON, KAT TLE MONDAY EVENING, SEP TEMBER oh ay 2, 1901, ICTION Is Not Association PITTSHURGH, Pa., Sept, 2—The TACOMA, Sept. 2.—A. M. Sagar, a jsiabbed Sagar. | Motels acon: deinen young man of about 26, whose hor The w ed man staggered back | Melals Of the Amalgamated declar is supposed to be Cherry Vale, Kas, into the bar and asked the bartend-|'%# ¢ t where he has relatives residing, wos ler for a re aying that Br fairly 1 that the steel t stabbed to death about ¢ k yes | wood had called him a vile name and | has four t to get suff day afterr by Riley Small-|a 1 him having robbed a t oven the ‘ wood, ax at I ' pt of i had bt ‘ = . . .* rh w . 5 itt y v ached the Ana me - a few 4 s . ané up an |Atoat b 5 " 1 that b him McKEESPORT, Pa n WORKMEN TURN THE DAY INTO PLEASURE Over Four Thousand Men in Parade--Laying of Temple Corner Stone, Base Ball Game--The Ball Tonight ing ch thin n ed with oppare great py best pe bration. | bright and Ag ally at a st ‘The morning Clear rticular interes canton ma Busi ndetill, « ices in the an early seeking to witness the grand ano Bright uitable for th opened and was was at {not that after the parade the « Rer-stone of the new Labor T home and reoreation 5 the totlers of Seattic the au the occasion From «tart to finteh, dor troubles, the eeBraiion + succens Shortly after noon the chief crowr Day of the corner-ste omple ade, the the Labor of the Inying the Labor The members in the parade were pror FE AND BOTH SANK, DAUGHTER ONE SAVED [Two of the injured died ant mie Burned to Death Before | Man Swam With Girl on was 1) began t of the different t Husband’s Eyes fept. 2—A fatal ng accident oc \eea oa the Hudson river last night, at © place known as “The Abbey me and one-half miles below Al bany naphtha launch owned by Wilbur Alexander, a pr ominent contractor of this city, was blown up 2.—It is stated |and Mra. Alexander and litt! ter were burned to death. Mr ander was #0 but | Mr |ity for a ¢ On the way taken ti thore, tied up jold son for The boy « |In passing flame fr | volatile le quanti Mra. A rest thi jated with the home He ran ye Xander and daughter were | tank terribly burn: Hie son also was 1 recover nder had taken his fan ay’s outing on the river he was suddenly the launch to rried a iehted lantern. the th Nquid, naphtha e lantern and tank the ignited the instantly th ploded They were satur blazing naphtha and |burned to death before the eyes of the husband and eon, th | exe nder — his | the done. The launch ‘MENTAL ee Gotham Bluecoats Take! uch thing Mr. Al afire own yught nobly to rescue them In hin agony he finally tear river, as the boy 1 into alr had ady was completely @ SCIENCE GRADUATION. | Second Annual Graduating Exer- | cises Held Last Night The # nd annual graduation ex ercises of the Mental Science Col-| a t attle were ld Sunday night in the Masonic building, cor ner Pike street and Sec There was a larg an ‘olses proved very interes: ing A Nervy Thief A nervy thief this morning stole 14 from W. H. Hurt, a cigar stand @ his plunder change. anke ared, de on the casey Jetor at 164 ¥ ashington str quick with Mr, Burt was making and produced a leather anck, which he placed on the counte , whe 1 wh man grabbed it and dis Detective Gil Philbrick | The Groat Parace The parade included every organ- on panned rs band the onlookers march, including On for Pringie minstrel Rut the celet re engaged for Third Ave this week ue theater {the «reat yet by any means. The fact that a great re are out of @¥ening and tonight to on account of strikes day's enjoyment, The ttle in the ¢ given at the Armory in ther parad 4 anything taken by th unfon. Wag Buliding T . thing that can t His Back Enough NEW YORK, Sept. 2—A end drowning 1 yeuterday afte in B 4 Channel, Rockawa Reach ! ne tes orge Feazell, a bart expert swimme whiting be- | y bag at fancy figures bh swe. i “ me hie 18-years 1 daugt on hie back was in distress until Belcher and his ank 1 the wife, was ng th Jon the beach, screamed that they were drowning A bystander plunged into the char el and succeeded in bringing up Miss who w Hel body was not re after life was extinct ered unti} had br rar kful They t ther IRENTON R. 1, Sept 2,—America te yachting Aumbia and the Constitutior hich race may decide whether the| new or the old boat will defend tha] cur | The race today in a t nevins | The H Mt, Cag ports v Excursion to Snoqualmie ‘ The Allied Protherhood of Rat me an excursion to Sno: y y. Two train with tal of 21 coaches left this ity turning at 9 pr re taken th The affair mittee of 13, of which B. B. was chairman, was in charge of a com Williams in thie tine Dig dance promises to tere tral Labor G.FEAZELL This Fellow Has Been Obnoxious Long ender of the be Men the seal harge has be ‘TWO VESSELS FROM ALASKA LOOKS LIKE PROSPERITY SALT LAK Western have crry, 2.—The shops of the been enlarged to accommodate 600 additional The Oregon Short Line has purchased additional land in Lake for big shops The Ban Pedro line ts quietly buying up land in the same Ic big plant The Southern Pacific surveyors have finished work on ‘round South Lake and smatied thelr reports to-New York, Grande & mechanics North Sait ponlity for a the cut-off > FATAL FIRE PITTSE H, Pa pt. 2.—Th Hotel Mek yed by fire ‘ ‘ee ¢ the © of the hous ere badly BURGLARY AT COOPER & LEVY'S Another Pass-Key Robbery Happens in Seattle burn akoleton RESIDENCE BURNED UP as. Atkinson, at quatn station, South Seattle nd at 1 o'clock this Atkinson, son of the upper a there ne was F view parad Neigh $4 valf B, WARNER Southern Mutual Investment Co. Paying the $7©.0© in weekly or monthly installments of 5, will return in the course of a few years witha Net Profit of $45.00 No limit placed on the amount any individual may invest. We have been j PAY ONLY ONE . A COPY—That’s the Pric. » XY. 50TS A MONTH Kantwearout Suits from any other make rld—Supp you ne of them next time, Cost But Litt More Than the Washy Kind $2.00, $2.50, $3.00 AND UP ADAMS & BLAN NCHARD One Price Clothiers and Furnishers Second Door From Columbia. 719 Second Ave. An Early Autumn Occasion Of Surprising Price Interest to Every One new Fall Stoc mplete and have a very large ana epartment. ks are now me showing of new F Never sre were early September prices so interesting and of so great advantage to the intelligent and careful buyer. We wish to introduce th goods early to the ladies of Seattle, In order to do #0, we have 1 to price these goods, for Tuesday member, “Dollars saved are dollare only know how true it all is by going through the We invite A personal review of the in everywhere displayed and @ care. regardiess of profit or alue. F made You can you. ks, # glance at the price ful investigation of the bargains everywhere in evidence, will prove thet dolla er had such buying power as here and now, and you will may ly this is the People’s Bargain Store.” Kemember, you are always Welcome at The Leader whether look- ng or buying. DRESS GOODS AND SILKS. ) COATS, brea tenant cn RAINY DAY MATERIALS. For Ladies. M. Onty afew more we of the 2°" We are mon ay we ge mve Organdy and Mght weight, long you 25 to 80 per cent. on most of We can quote « } our garmenta. ans « $15 ou $8 to $10, . 5 * are } A Automo- extra wide goods, 66 to 66 inches t shape and of ¥ OUR BOAS, CAPES AND & stead of $1.19. COLLARETTES are priced the $ ; same way, at a saving of 25 per t. to BO per o nt. On every ar- v DEPARTMENT. partment has done won- ng the pest six montha, elal attention to H yard 4 2 ' sed Sateen, our 8c qua EXTRA a giv ronandpe 1éx Absorbe wels, marked 81-3 Men's H Merino Half Hos xed t nd blues, just right for early fall w va DIY, PAI oe os ve «12 TUESDAY SPECIALS 9 TO 13 A.M. ) ens 1-3 { 20c Hose Supporters, all motrin ™ § Kid Gloves 50 Tucked yard in Chiffon nts Another big 115 French rid url clasp; every only, pair ..98¢ Ladies’ Black Satin patent skirt holder § 40c and 5 two special ones hed, only ., . Se $2.25 Silk Front, with collar, whit Wash Waists—Just helt - niy a8 marked 7 Remember they have been capray reduced. » Batiste Front, with 1 et Soaps, 9 different kinds: ] mes bc ways 10c a cake, Only seses.80 20e Dressing «ldo } 200 Tollet Paper .. 7c Extra Heavy Combs .. ..60c } Me fancy Hat Pins ., mie wee " 10c Nail Brushes .. «. Sena tate , toc { 1c Machine on , 2c Large Linen Bibs ......81-8c 9 1c Muollage . Ihe Tooth Brushes .. . 7 10c Vaseline * 10e € Ypeners « ling Irons Paper Pine le ning Worsted Package Tacks 1 e Tops . 10¢ } f fe Hand Mirrors .. 0 i lie Ladies’ Handkerchiefs ..- a 1 Pin Set Side Com es, card 1 © Pocket Chain , $70 INVESTED IN THE OF LEXINGTON, KY. n business over seven years. We haye paid over 4 Million Dollars to investors in ‘Living Benefits.” Nearly 4,000 investors on our books. w CAN USE AGENTS FULL INFORMATION FURNIOHRD RY Rick, Mgr, Pacific Coast States. Suite 1-2 Starr-Boyd Bldg, Seattle, Wn, ann Tif il w en sven r ae ee a