The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 1, 1901, Page 1

Only Paper in Seattle That Dares to Print the News DLTAN ABE THE UL HAMID PREPARES FOR TROUBLE ‘The foreign off SEATTL WASHINGTO?D Mary regard A statue quo in t @ be satisfactory Ip also dented sultan Bas resc ‘and ordered the ty i causing th oe.» WOTE EARLY TOMORROW Be Sure and Register Tod Those Who Have Not detatla, Chadwick | Betrowrows. Fo. , Pa., ox buatnees ithe Seesrayed by fire ‘toss amounts Co who was with Mrs. Char she committed sulcid ‘a love for him, ~ by the grand fury as an ac ieleth werd Before the fact and is charg- cot his testim Civil Service Examinations amination will be held in this elty for has been In ast day for register north from East Olive street DARE HE? OVERLOOKED A BIG SUM: Footpads Hort ‘Up a Man and Fal to Get All His Money TITUS AND OLDHAM Meeting Held Last Night to Discuss School Directors In order to ve rtance of reginter je thelr ticket The election « tween the houts of story ts circ Kruger contemplates , and has actually eet h Dowager Queen Emma. T-OFF OF WATER ing of unton men and #0. 1 Pine streets Herman F. Titus and J. F With all but one of his pockets turned Inside out, and tn an cated condition, R. Blondy was tern avenue carly this fe was taken to poilee headquarters, and when searched | $260.50 waa found In the pocket that | iment gave notice was not turned out. the following shut- sg will say by their votes to w president of the Inters ohiniats’ unton. were prewent to the various untons of the etty “S2 TONIGHT THE: - BOULEVARDS The counel) street committee wil! Tt is believed ; that the man, who Js is a returned Nome miner, was robbed of a con- S siderabte amount of (wae ait be the About 200 person COPENHAG. ‘account of hia money, #0 tbe po- | te See do not Know the extent of his, tic. ‘OUT ON BONDS NEW YORK, . the anarchiat, after the assassination ¢ McKinley, was yesterday released in 0 For Watchful People Watehlul People Contagious diseases reported day were ax follows: A.C. Ureh, 4426! Dayton avenue. aged 29. smalipox; Stewart L. March, 311 Aloha street, 7, scarlet fever; Jacob Mooney, aged 10, scarlet SHINGLE RATES Li the Mili Men Can Do Now Is to Patiently Wait rromted abortly | 64 Kinnear Place, TATTLE Vi » FRIDAY E “END NEAR | MAKES GRAVE CHARGES STAR. NOVEMBER ING, |Joseph Foster Says That Someone in the Assessor's Office | Fraudulently Altered Records Joseph Foater has filed an afi davit for a writ of review at ner of mu 4 15, townahiy th, range 4 eat, "He alleges Unat the asnoanod Valuation of his property is higher | than that of other property in th Vicinity, He etaten that on or be fore July 1, 1900, (he ausessor mad up his ening the property tn questic aa Increase ‘ 9 Valuatic nwe this wensational aile Thereafter, after being rex. Axsensod, wome person Unkn petitioner fraudulently Intert You Want the Best Style in your clothing. dress in the mode, mult in this house cut according to the bent app not try to fit you with clothing cut to fit the fat and the thin altke. sults are cut for men. t, others are designed for It may be that you have been unable formerly to be fitted in ready-to-wear clothing, Our methods of buying will over+ ome every difficulty of that kind, A Value Progressive men You'll fina every ‘o bave @ very #ightly lot on a dn and raised making hin t ¥,008, Ab increas block from car line, ‘ro will build a cotta the purchaser pay for it monthly payments, need to pay ts $20), each wise som —i7 ay a nan will hear che FINE FIRE RECORD | Not Many Departments Can Boast of Such a Showing Chie# Ralph Cook! of the fire 4 | partment ‘Nugent fire, where ed to $1600, “This in fine showing for nd the chief naturally f aned over It y-one fires with only $40} is @ record which any depart ohlef There were six false alarms Next week the new fire engine Herbert $. Upper 12 an@ 12 Beheuerman Block, First Avenue end Cherry Street. Indication iM handsome oxford grey, made after the most popular sack sult design, handsomely tailored and style cor- rect as to every detail ....$12.50 SHIPPING BUSINESS . | Harbormaster's Report Will Be a Flattering One ~. DODDS OOOO ADAMS & BLANCHARD 739 Second Ave., Hinckley Block Harbor Master Jensen has not yet finished his rep coreaniag that he has ever oom f Beattie is in J equal if not eclipse vious. Eapeotaily is there an increase with San Fran ips running from here | ely have been loaded At Home ‘We have a full line of Bath Cabins \ would be proud of,” says the | cinco. house at Fremont will be ready fe occupation. A company, consisting decreane in the xhipments to Alaska, ena has ceased ¢ Valdes boats car ets and will be glad to show them of a Houtenant, driver and pipeman | tire will be on duty continually, WILL CUT OUT THE riy as much freight as The Skagway business is showing a striking decline, now about reached the point wher many in the PEASE Each one ig the product ae celebrated for the —— Stewart & Holmes Drug Co. 627 First Avenue ay during th: struments. Nothing has GREAT NORTHERN : pa eg Hobos Must) Patronize Another Line in the Future their finish. Those who judge values Will realize that erie Also ons have been | sigmen« eof ealm TARGET SHOOTING A target shooting contest will be! TELEPHONE UNION 1 some other road ders Of | held Nov. the most severe mature have been| gate, sent out requiring brakemen trainmen to use the utmost th inapecting the (raion at important # fot tects YR in noe carry ima tramps. The company believes that moat of the robberies of freight cars are committed by the hobos and by keeping them off the trains greater security to goods will fol The company is also investigating the re ported practice of trainmen allowing sons to rh n short fares, the never going into, the com | reamury ~ Rooms Fumigated Quarantine Inspector George De- Yeemon fumigated rooms which had contained tnfecti- | ous diseases. It was the largest num ber of the year. | were but 109 roome fumigated. A total of 65 school found in infected houses | Bumber of occupants wan 198 se of measles Was reported partment in October. EVERYBODY IS PLEASED That Is,Everyone Connected With the Bill-Posting Firm from the state of Washing- fon to points in the Missouri and valleys may remain. millmen of the Northwest every protest thought of against an in- tarif!_and now they have ‘Wait for results. have gone out specu-| action of the trans- boulevards and the Unive wer and boulevard. SKIPS FROM GETCHELL, W . some holding that Bartender Robs His Employes ot} Money Sack se proposed improvements is in- | vited to be present ouncil bagides the o will be present to help in the discua- Chairman Muldoon of the c mittee will preside. ‘The committer is In seasion this af ternoon taking up routine matters. IN THE COURTS the Thing Up iff i In September there| of the ff children were | sion. é i if Hi & s companies would weaken ly speculative and Immediately the in-| rate will stand, | OWLY A SMALL | he OFF to the reduction of rates, a of the local internal re “ * | M. C. Kibby, of Getehel!, | has been robbed by his bartender, ‘That gentleman de-| ped Yesterday with a large sack | Where he has gone is more than the people of the of Getchell know. the case were given to the police by telephone money stolen CHARITY. Ciolscaaie Showing Made by Associated Charities in October | street car employes. This Is Inter | been given >, The law Teaacing rates went into et It was the supposi- tion that by the new law about 49 p. fent. would be taken from the increaged business how ver, has been such that they were| lems than for Octo- | feet July iast. t and Third ave Saly 5 per cent. receipts for th Were. $31,104.23, which ry than was iv Ot bas month just past month has bee anes of destitution WEATHER FORECAST ie and vicinity—Tontznt turday, Occasional showers; to brisk southweat winds. | TRADE WITH NOME THIS SEASON = PORT OF SEATTLE QVER ELEVEN MILLION DOLLARS 2 The Importance of the Gold Fields to This City Incaloul to This City incalculable From a Business Point of View--An Interesting Summary ———— ee rand and the James Maymurlaugh, aged 29 ye : hout funds were o to Nome and dispos applied to the mu. that she has been hel Pin 4 filing of the vut a trial, and that the med on her applica otisse Gots There Bhe arrival of the steamer Roan ; Yome has made it ponsity take some estimate of business both fret, we oth freight setter which SttWeen this port and | ahipped. from this port fF " Budlong, ta poswem this at $60 for wot — importance to ‘The school election takes place at 12 o'clock, noon, and close ac § First ward—South rebc c. James St Fourth ward—Central achool, 7 Sixth ward—Denny « Beventh ward—Casea: }@ nue N Bighth ward—Mercer school, A Ninth ward—B. F. Day school, * STRIKE OF FISHERMEN The Salmon Catchers Still Refuse to Work—Tacoma Now in It » school, The atrike aituation among the to: cal fishermen {# atill unchanged.| Nelther side shows any signs of ylelding, and no offers of arbitration have been made. ‘The situation be mus since an embar the Ta ra, Wednesday these fi Pi refuned to Ac demands of the fishermen, The result is that there tx not @ seine today in the up per Sound waters. As the season for peining in Puget nd lasts only a few weeks longer {t ia injurious In the to the salting and can ning to have a strike at this time Ay no salting or canning lia being done elther in this city or Af all thene establishments large force of men at wor and salting until the acason ends at Christmas it means « great| | 1omm to them to have to remain idle. 300 Mon Are Out Taking the fishermen and cannery employes together fully 300 men are idle as a result of the atrike. The figh are already becoming searce an: within a few weeks will be entirely le It therefore means a big lows to the local salmon market unless the strike 1s speedily settled » threats of violence hi yet 1. Both sides are wait tion on the part of the ing for of| other. The local union ts strong and F Arctic and the ® Yet to come ¥ change the total, OK] Yenterday & Loow million of this was sent ta it Pi ped to = f scan be had by adding Passenger Trade taken to perfect it ¢ “This taken 2 8 for Francie Eriok lumber and live mtoci a 10 o'clock this morn. Nome at 6600, The arrival of the o-| Total... Hy 440,000| ing. Is no ponstbt it iw watd th nneries #ecurin of the ad of eines came in from the fishing grounds. Aw the men would not work it was thought best to bring the apparatus in and store it for the winter The New Pest House Supt. of Streets Little ts engaged this afternoon locating the new peat house to be built In place of the one which burned last spring. . oF a week from that between a team and Troop B GW. The teams met | | here Oct. 27 on the Beacon Hill rang the darkness the sc ‘was poor and unsatiafactory. but owing t Special Anniversary Flyers SPECIAL 3—Our table of new Nick Burley Home Nick Burley. formerly prominent in lem, but who Ys a toilet preperation unex-— celled by any preparation on the market for sunburn, freck- les, chapped hand, face or lips, or any roughness of the skin. ould use it before applying face powder, as it prevents injurious effects and renders the powder invisible, Prepared Jogo FARNSWORTHS «PHARMACY 804 Second Ave. Phone, Main 938. Brunnes & Cal Tol. Main 1960, wee, ee | Family Wines and Liquors Our Increasing Sales evidence of uy prices. We respectfal ly som licit your trade. loeal pugtiintic been in Nome sin: Seattle yente take part in during this winter. of washable China 20 Mexican Hats, in stitched fe Our special $1.50 black Peau de $1.00 value, only Sole, is now } E88 GOODS. vy Cheviot ean be made Our $1.60 Mocha Giove, oy fol owing brands are $1.50 No. 12, in every concetvabie shade all pure eilk, 15¢ valu “ HANDKERCHIEFS— lock in the evening. Following is @ correct list of the polling places 1, 12th avenu just half price. miss this chance if you need Handkerchiefs. Best Cambrics and Weller St 4 ward—Rainler school, 2th avenue 8. and King § 4 ward—Brewer's hall, Walla Walla addition, 2 all-wool Venetians, 01, Sthav . and Howard ave- and 4th avenue N. ywn, three shades SADY-TO WEAR GARMENTS. Heavy Storm kirts, with stitche and light gra tan, worth $6.00, cantor, tans and bla ROAD TO ‘RENTON A Handsome Improvement to be Made Very Soon Hata, trimmed inthe beat poet | Tadies’ Jackets in tan and brown, from $4.00 to. $7.00, ‘oats in castor ed with stitched sill did styles, worth Kona Coffee Do you use @ try a pound of KO. properly made, will please you better than any other 25¢ Cof= fee on the market. W. S. MAYFIELD FAMILY GROCER 503 Pike. Tel. Main 998 and 271 portant step was taken this om in the matter This 1s Heating Stove Weather Ano we have the kind of heater you are looking for, be it in coal or @ resolution on the west side of the railway GORN HURT YOU? OUR SURE | CORN CURE is guaranteed to do the work, bag GENTS as Columbia and will be INSURGENTS LAYING DOWN THEIR ARMS Disturbances on the Island, of Cebu Now Settled Seattle Transter Ga, FREIGH PASSENGER: STORAGE Offioe, 625 tet Ava, acaca aie ehhh Washington Tent &@ Aw Company, (Inc.) 8 of waterproof hol ch has been re ceived from Gen, Chaff mounted with sm draught on th did airtight he No, 21 Seils for $4.25, ‘Wo. 25 om tor $08. No, 27 Sells for $6 na. AL. C. MILES & PIPER COMP’Y 1021-1023 First Avenue, Largest Stove House in the Northwest land have con arms in good faith in obedience demands of the We have a hur , elght brass ple and 470 men, OOOO OSOD$SI*MEC HEHE 82 Yoster Way isting on Cebu T shall advise Hughes to wast 4 and binbalmory. » but move on Bohol immed Avenue and Columbia a