The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 9, 1901, Page 1

Only Paper in Seattle That res to Print the News # SCHLEY COURT - tempt Was Made by the Spanish Seventn Infantry NEW YORK, Oot, 0—Robert Mar tion Goes There — | faut rare, ont » th i . t 1} ry Theth Ships to Ram Schley’s Ship, eoidh Sermemotiees Eger ! ware Surety Co, were held in $10,-| i 1 . 4 ¥ the Brookl n MANILA, Oct. 9,--Gen. Smith and | 009 pat) here today to answer charges | SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 9.—The |” at F, Augustine ni t enolutions were adopted dep ing | T. Cy Oct. %.—Jsouth adoutea quarter of a mileout-|Company C, Ninth infantry, near /)euOM P. Auguatine Heine the death of President McKinley and on of the Schley |side of tho American colump. She | : fae prety ; re ieee t turning, as tar as he could | Balangiga, recently ors swore falsely that § 000 had | declaring sympathy the widow weno eee istol, | 9, H 1 not tell how close | Late alls of the Samar disaster | been dep 1 with on company | A resolution wa od urging eimeer on the Texas during | tcg Brooklyn and the Texas é © Heinze to « bin erat ing churchmen t an active jiion the stand. He gave | were 4 there was no attemp: |#how that horrible indignities were |i)! jiimenss mince eit’ oF had ties in the ballot box and ee ie opinion, again, that the the Spanish ships to | perpetrated on the bodies of the dead |won from the Amais ama | ton. | ng distances. | Sad Condition of the Quinn : nm the day pext witness minutes after the b: iy officer said Brooklyn must be | out of actic Mice wow the Brook! d in preventing thet ured, jt ° s absolute commander of the fle ya heading | when the battle took place ADMIRAL SCHLEY RETIRED TODAY INGTON, PD. C, Oct. ORear 4 al Winfield Scott Schley toes the retired list today after more than 40 years’ service in the navy. He spent 18 years at sea—much longer than the aver- years on shore duty. (QTON, D. C, Oct. %—Capt. Frank Wilde fhe Boston during the Battle of Manila bay, was t who com- ¥ promot Miss Stone’s Kidnapers on a Mountain CONSTANTINOPLE, Oct. ‘who are guarding Miss Stone, the kidnaped American mission- Dave been located on a mountain near Guitepe, on the Tur frontier, and are being surrounded by troops. ‘The Turkish and Bulgarian troops are co-operating for the capture . the band. ‘The Bulgarian government has promised to do Its utmost being the briganda to justice. ECLINES 9.—Advices recetved here etate that 15 h-Bul- TOPROTECT ‘NEW YORK, Oct. 9—The New Yacht club today formally de- bed Sir Thomas Lipton’s proporal face his Shamrock II. again next for the America’s cup. 0 YEARS AGO TODAY LONDON, Oct. 9—Two years ago the Ultimatum was presented | the Transvaal government tol Britain, which precipitated the with South Africa. Commenting on the fatlure of the the {mprobabi of its anaes nm, the British press, exeeption, condemns War policy of the e Uttle publicity as possible will t | Rereafter | Walks about tow John D. Rockefeller, U. S. Senator Al vicronta, XC, On, 9m c.|* te Benes ius, late president of the Whit« and Yukon railroad, will | ‘* steam fallway to Klondike city, | tax lev 4 Was an Overcoat . ais dak yon.“ the | WASHINGTON, D. ©. Oct. 9— beyond Grand Forks. It wilt | It has been fownd that Guatav he called the Kiondike Mines Rail- | Burgiars ent § er, reported killed in the| @. A. Nelson disaster, was wit TACOMA, Oct. 9.—Judge Snow has nue north Inst n tna vas not with oo | sentenced Charies Steuart to 20 years This was the result of a ¢ ed the house from top t m1 This brings the list of 3 {370 |in the penitentiary at Walla Walla, Hallstrom's delay in pa : they secured was an overcoat, but [sta down to 32, o e convicted of murder in| George Swanson attempted to as-'their attempts to find something of LONDON, Oct, 9.—Kitchener today Me alnor ent reine oF, the ine essond Gagtee toe: the hallo. ot Trine Wes ty ise tee eterna artnet rena The L’Atlegro Club reporte an engagement. between lerly conduct. It is « ’ ; n the bac ing almost instant |in literally turning the how rat 1 tere ot, eorth Seattic rea a . = nites | one, tFial of Alexander Vanco for the burglary tis ill aie th 1 ie Boers re- jeased on thelr own re wart made @ murderous knife-| the murder of Charles Frankie, at | winter season th hree pyCoanisance, It on J. G. Hailatrom, for! Eatonville, begins Monday ment ha ee Pee ere eee IRONWORKERS MAKE ot ‘As evidence their desire for} inists’ un’ tion of the m raement, "M It is now up to the Me n to way W and returned the propos. 1 quite able to employers,” Admiral Taylor Testifies That No At- HONORED THEIR his movements. iuce them to show that Schley —— and Bulgarian Troops Closing in on} HIS OFFER ROOSEVELT: | For the sale of reducing the danger of its being finished this winter. of attacks on President Roosevelt by cranks, anarchists and the like, as given as to his rides and | broken anc | MARTIAL law DECLARED |!"'0 Skagway for nbout two weeks A MILLIONAIRE’S BRIDE drich This Morning | | ‘ 1 Miss Abbie Aldrich, | ters Ela | the island of Morro, commanding h, were married this mor most elaborate dding re af The British ship Quito waa fired up. | | A h amer residence, ever hel in is sta « T The British warship foarus has de. the ceremony took place in an tm-| Nearly 100. persons were parted from Panama, presumably for oe ea mense room on the second floor ot rm being gueste fror Tumac FAIR PROPOSITION BAD DOGS co Machinists can offer nothi Woot Mr, Witse 4 ! Wilson B murs shall constitute «| pres On y'sework bad (4 4—Overtime until 10 p. m. shall be Ww 1% rate Li shall be} [aes + after 19 asta DP. m. shall be| call at dou ¢ plun n and gas-fitte ¥ One Cont Advenco reeelve $4.80 eight how for all By Ay gp he. 4 i wreater deg will bbe seen that they | They ’ the machin everything else, for an eight-hour’ An aa Be B Wages of o rage denand ones al ‘Trades association mot Wr Work Ja cortainly aw high 8 profit- THE SEATTLE, SEATTLE Ww Rabie WEDNESDAY EVENING, TO PUNISH | SCANDAL BOSTON IS | SENTENCED | MURDERERS Reaches Climax in Bail T HE CHOIGE the Penitentiary for of $10,000 Each Embezzlement Of32 Men of Company A OCTOBER 9, Next Episcopal Conven- Family—Another Case ir hovoneo Ten NELLIE B, BOYER IS A REMARKABLE CRIMINAL 2:20:22 Rooeption Given at the Lane Pres- | byterian Church | i sconds From Pittsburg With a Large Sum of Money—She ne Fino Led a Remarkable Double Life—She Was Trusted i and Covered Up Her Evil Ways ling Hugh au and rn in Ce ' t jty Rev chrtat Royer, vington, Ky. July 12, th eight she te about & feet hes and weighs 144 pounds, Has t reddish-brown hair, trim y square across the’ ¢ neth extending | | ‘BRINGS MANY PASSENGERS = mat her at, the in @ heavy knot ® t bair « os -- > the he a Str, City of Seattle Arrives From|' ake tad a few her | ¥ ° J money from » ne | a Skagway | firm im the | ?~Seeaad ° nish effect, Mir row on | during th Yetrick ority for top pe forehead and well owe az ere | peat, Distrtcl ina oe robe tat lover the ‘niden. |the enti, — ‘The steamer City of Seattle -}8 ee aMecting Are The | anway today at 12 am aso 44 Forehe joan department naa [Brees hs aught a total which 230 we ree | th anceuver and four for Ta e the latter city 4 | dee Rollin B. Scholes Scholes went into DIED TODAY Tacoman Who Invented | rz | growe are, tryin to find her. “Whether she | Beariy ' Beattie, or whether # ed again iso matter of conjec te in brought } ure, of which and M. B pets were thi ture. That she was here and was seen|ing thin when cloned, and ¢ Av T h. the up wt; sever! | nearly all K teeth are capped, filled with gold, a fact Tully “Wegen, W. O. # ae, A. Cumpbdell, C. mond and Miss Olson. Big Salmon Cargo ‘The steamer had a cargo of 2200 sof salmon. This was collected | |}ias prominent front teet Dtly separa K. Ham- am 8 tion of Mise Hoyer of the description a4) the case ¢ B. Boyer te 29 years of age. ter Bans tang TACOMA, Oct. 9 edapaeeay |tte of Taco: © explosive Dr. Hiram Tut- (Continued on page thr » other from canneries at Chiikoot and Ton- 7 . o United Btates a. These canneries are now com-| Bavy, died here today, suddenly, of mencing to shut down for the winter. | heart disease. nn Connell reports that the Ju-| Dr. Tuttle had recetved partial eau-Skagway cable is not yet re- pay Test State WASHINGTON, D. ©, Oct. 9.--|Daired, ana that there is little nope | ines te ‘the te @ uw of Us a does not think that camer Hat- - 4 — ath his pending ine wae the cause of parting, but that it was The bottom Condition May Result in Insurance Withdrawal Now Holding Rule Over Afghanistan along the in very} soon cut the cable, } Dawesonites will continue to come more, wher all navigation will cease. The City of Seattle Sone to make| CAPETOWN, Oct. §.—Martial law |one more trip to Ska Her dis- | » ° epresen a department has has been declared throughout Cape position for the winter te not yee}, TAMPA, F t. 9.—Represen SIMLA, India, Oct, 19.—1t ie learn- |Colony, including the ports. Known, tives of e companies Are let that the late Améer of Afghanis nome prete talking of withdrawing insurance ltan gurfered from gout, paralysis and | Tilly, commandan' Tutulla, Sa from here on account of the «| er |moa, Capt. Tiiey: hi en detach- ous situation of a oe 4 from command of that stati All in quiet mt Cabugq. No disoe- “Y | dors are reported in any district The commiasioner at Peshawor tel- h. They legraphs that Habibulla, eldest of jare being carefully watched by ofti-| anaurrahman, has been proclaimed core. ameer, and that his sovereignty has |been acknowledged by his brothers and sisters, pending the iavertigation.— TO FIX THE TAX LEVY strike, an WEATHER FORECAST Jr., Weds Daughter of 4 a force See FIRED ON BRITISH SHIP ua: ® nat sais ; E, R. 1, Oct. 9—John; The groom was att y YORK, Oct. 9.—News ad Fi | : ee WA $e bade c0 be fathers [att Ge fby and ¢ ff Fam, Colou itaie that on’ Aentom: | Finance Committee Will Hold | f 250 Liberals attac The finance commtttes of the city yancil will hold its second of a se. s of meetings tonight to fix the! yearly estimator of expenses and the | But All the ienerees Surure Got NOT KILLED Runaway at Lake Union | James Brainerd Writes to City Clerk and Relates His 20 Years’ Experience With the Fraud | were in, sured but n DASHED OFF serious! la lark attle fr brown dog that came om Wha lega to n x / ity clerk, giving his opinion to be sul 1 at anoth bait } nents, He says |$404.26 to Mr. Brainerd, making ‘ c of the | ne noth i) ttl t | total of $706 for both kinds, whe nd house on what is expected Mo ‘i going on d been used originally thie to be a record-breaking coaching | {hore |e “ saved fully $200 on his wus heard in the elty Jail and the |trip to Philadelphia and retur h The lett h ne, benides t " en block Brainerd says ax ity of Oshkosh t er, Mr, Brainerd | Me ting down wooden block paving wt the Jelwht years ago quit it, finding to | we y ite sorrow that euch pavement was| "I know you are asking a 10 tte low than ®@ fraud, ay it has| waranty, but what does that « SALT LAKE CIT ah, Oct. 9. proved expensive and never | to? What the taxp annus % satisfactory, He saye woode wants is & gor and my Oregon are e und & #nare onsive experi fte i wh, he any nck pavement ; ; ara, then vehiol e friends and ve tary Alexar + married here today to it are y : é * ' t al man. | y yer jtors wera re cted, ager of the Erie railroad, | 18 one inttance Mr, Brainerd’s tax | stead gf in Oshkosh,’ IIT TOI TOT TOTO IO TOTO IIIT TOTTI TOIT I I * * * * * » * * * * * * ~ » * * * STAR. 1901, which is a guarantee of h 739 Second Ave., CASH BUYERS AND MA Stewa is dndadntntntntndntndadndadndededetan nde Suite $10, $12.50, Overcoats $8, $10, $12.50 and up to $30. ADAMS & BLANCHARD serving meals to an inv TAKE ONE ON TRIAL P Cran It wont cost you a penny, and it will afford 1 h pleasure to Ww you our nh and strictly up-to-date fall and winter Suits and Overcoats We carry the Alfred min and other de- pendable makes, igh-art tailoring. Per- only 3enja- fect fit guaranteed in every instance or no sale. $15, up to $25 Hinckley Blociz KERS OF LOW PRICES AN INVALID TABLE a convenient device for lid rt & Holmes Drug Co. 627 First Avenue AY ONLY ONE CENT A COPY~—-That’ 25C0TS A MONTH MILLINERY 1 be % | ext ng hats--ha ty found produced « hate ag of your play of native om bined t clase, | cffered much ¢ In buying f fauhion's latest ideas with « “This \ of 85.00, Week utifu ection of jal prices $6.00 and B7.00 cach, ‘SPECIALS et Hats tn roy ck, worth $2 a We Have A large line of Syringes of all kinds at the fol- lowing prices: FARNSWORTHS «PHARMACY 804 Second Ava. COS ODDO IOIOUS- SOE TIOWG SVT HPWYOS SO” eee eS ere e es erroneously priced at In our advertisement of yesterday the Hylo Lamp was 15 cents. This was a printers’ error. Turwod Up, 186... Always Someihine New and Useful | _HERE IT = In Our Hardware Dep’t. At greatly reduced prices, and we we dw making a purchase tn the hi how smal wave y Here is an S-inch Agricultural } Wrench, which, of course, is } one of the most useful articles § in a tool chest, The regular } values on these wrenches are { S00, but we have a large stock } of them 4 are putting tho { price down to >< For the repairing of harness or any other leather goods a I volving Punch comes in quite handy. We have some g00d ones for extra $ 400 } Z. C. MILES 8 p IN is where you foe) home from the la this happens y mak he they advertise bo Uptown Office Main, 21 MORAN BROS CO. are line to e¢ 1021-1023 First Avenue, Cor. S; Spring. ould advise any one who desire: e to us, know positively th item purchased. t we Here is another useful article fo: @ house, ® Magnetic 1 mer, only Keep your doors locked and don’t | allow the your ho’ splendic wicked Usually be First-class Carp nters’ Mall ay IPER COMP’Y THE NECK w edge, if I believe t when your o: ndry are sen with a 817 Second Avenue. Shipbuilders, Founders, Machinists end Boiler Makers. Manufacturers of Hi gh-Grade Lumbar, no matter can Hickory 200 “gOSTOM GROCERY 1220-1222 Second Avenue @ Telephone Main Tomatoes for Canning Round, Ripe, Smooth, Red Tomatoes, extra fine lot, only 50c Per Case SHANNON’S 1220-1223 Second. | We Carry a Full Line of Eaton Hurlkcat’s Fine Correspondence Stationery ‘ 1 Columbta ain 19% J “Cut rates” here doesn’t mean cut quality—the best drugs obtainable are always used, and the business is sa great that nothing stays long—you’re "re fresh. Good is first—-low ~ prices second. And that flag is nailed to the mast. Witness: a Emulsion pophosphites ME Telephone, Main 787, 8. B. cor. Pike St. and Second Ave seein Pe Fine Best git FOR THE least Money Better Than Electricity (We can furnish gas or electricity). The Humprey Gas Arc has no equal as a store light, Seattle Gas & Electria Co. 214-16 Cherry St. Tel, Main 98 Lat Dd Liver oi — BY + TB nt Washington Tent & Awning Company. (inc.) Manufactu: of waterproof hors ers, dash aprons, Wage \on tops and umbrella | Tel. Main 1025. 82 Yeslor Way Subscribe for the Stan,