The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 5, 1901, Page 1

Only Paper in Seattle That ‘\ : 7 N r a AY ONLY ONE CENT A = Dares to Print the News COPY—That'’s the Price # ; Ne MAU. NE nN aed e 4 ‘ pe PD. v - Bho) NO, 218, SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEM BER » 1901. 25CTS A MONTH TMORKING HARD TO GET ‘MSS, OKs LKE SETH LOW und if necessary we will fure nish the lot without any pay~ mént down, giving you ample time at a low rate of interest to pay for it. If you can muge gest @ more equitable plan, 1 adopt St, Herbert $. Upper rman Block, and Cherry Street. Joni 1 the guns. mandant Upperman was kill Thallenging Begins---Both Sides Using Care 2.2 %seses2m a big vote is coming out | Low, the Fusion ¢ mayor, wan atill a te o Shopard, the Tammany oh w he Hoffman h © Interest I ¢ 1 largely Price $20, $25 and $30 OUR MACKINSOSHES Aidate roy, A hester, Buffalo ot mayors. to will eho Twent ‘The Hoors are reported to have behaved badly to our wounded,” ting conned ly this mor rly all i apaembly 4 dintrict to & EVERYTHING FOR A vi WOUNDED tam™ary Candidate Shepard Running Behind A RAINY DAY HOME have been made at da half in favor of than this, we w in Selection---A Satisfactory Dozen May ' | Not Be Secured Until Late COLLISION © to moven @ es an hour, crash. ed into a wenth cece, CALIFORNIA | COLOR 4 morning, I BA gineer Kelly fant UMBRELLAS of the Follmer, Clog and make, of wh: there’ are non 3 Sche First Av FRANCISCO, Noy. 5.—A light] DENVER, Nov, 6.~Fine weather all was prevails and the proape any roughness of the skin, 1 | Baddy oP 4 eo ot | Yote ia betng polled and the total wil) | prevaile and better, if us good Considine trial opened this | was called to the vacant chair. He) A. Grout of Ballard was excused] faiy Injured: Conductor Teese, of | Hull iy Nel Pecoeed 00,000, or whieh | Late, Yi 00d. Th a the ; MGR mine jurors tu the | is 0 Uative of Onic, and to a farmer, | for couse. the freight, and Hrakeman Watson | p ' $0.00, of which | bax isued & 5 tional to eee Violetine out camping at the time of John Adame of Renton was ex- ’ > od . | 8 per con were Cm od n ea me md r ay en of the finest r, P.O. E the occurrence, aud never read any- | cused for caus | ‘The general apathy which charac. | RFT to and calling on them feupered ot ¥ IR Curtis, John Redington, | thing about tt, except the head-| Lawrence Walle, a rancher on THE FAIR BRIDE jtorized the entire — three-cor a | to Rants So. arose 5 and the fede of fem, C.J. Burna, Ira W lines. Had no opinion Rimeelf, In-| Vashon island, came next. He was campaign on the AEC 60 the public te gun metal. Over eI aa. oe A. Carr and H. J. McSor-| clined to disapprove of capit bers in England, Doesn't read any still manifest. “There & po excit two hundred dit- # a tollet prep on unex. sa zn §. Carpen- | lahment, and would regret to give «| Seattle papers, and knew. nothing SAYS SHE DID. \Gutercen mrevie cee | Tevtane tivian. aa celled by any preparation om ] iz’ had Sat im the | verdict of guilty Ine capital cage, about the case. | in fact, he didut fceenhdtlper ion Mp Sarma { mounts to select the market for sunburn, frecks uairs ail the firat dey | but thought he could do so if tho| seem. to know much of’ anything. ‘ ay of ] “4 bedi es rye ~ | Ia d evidence a be \e med to lad predicting the result, though all th | f ~ ee oe Csugne Projeciee | wien am excyse waa found for eet IT IN A TRANCE | rrtice th im's probable election _ saiatel din’ he. | ting rid of him 5 Schmidt, union labor, ie reported te Price 50c, 75, $1 Ladies should use it befors 3 Peake Getercl were} Me confessed & slight prepuaicn| “Ur G Snein’ of Auburn was ex- | ning well th certain sections applying face powder, as it : ” Present were sworn | AKAns the liquor buses, but none | cused for cause, James P. Chilbere| And Unhappy Alexander Betook| peice ik, Soin Welle hematin and up to $10 psevents ingusiian sated a 4 ai unui Friday. The | against the individual engaged in it, | of Ballard, a restaurant keeper, had Shin, Demseieet. 1 | renders the power inven Sets cee. Wore Bast} Mr. Malirey asked if it woebt at. | reed oX (ie cous, but had formed no Himself to Portland The weather fe Maa it “a | OOOO pea ah g ‘ ee Seren MERE FOr) tect ths Jurct's eplaidh of the Ge- | Pe om Lad BO obigstion TEE Re BOBTON, M Nov. 6.—Ideal pes ain : : fondant’s credibility if it abould de-| against @ liquor dealer or ° iae., No ~1d b D B D _ Per nee giles 1 sant | velop tn the trial that he was what | Had twice eros ant cn ‘The domestic happiness ; lection day weather is bringing out AMS & LANCHAR "over-night at the| 3 Ribteee ag marine Partance sa 6 capital cases. Be was tor] and | Mrs. Alexa | lity, 1e-t# conced FARNSWORTHS gambler, and as « 4 violated | cause. This completed the 12, aub-| what It aou - . Hinckley the jaw. Mr. Fulton objected and ject to peremptory ohallenger Paes | ried coup eo git Mt sel be 739 Second Ave., Block PHARMAG sien Go, was sustained. The question was re. been called up to this| Wedded ones are . is aioaiee kas voce cemtnene” bie Cloth: ind Furni & Hamilton was first examined | peated with half a dozen variations, | point was the mother and brothers of the —_ The campaign haw been apathetic Dependa’ jers ai ‘urnishers for having an opinion. | tstained. ‘The question was fine | Poemetery hai the welding and exhibited heir Ais: | TRENTON. Now. S-tt te Demo- | gutstantial tajority for Quincy. for r Succeeded bim in the! iy put in this form: “If it should The firet man challenged by the| pieasure tstomth an mctent that oe. | cratic eae Geis ee mek,| ee to be a gambler, would it influ-| W. France of Ballard, culled in his| between himeel? nd his me & talling in shows weil peas yas a ence your verdict?" Mr. Pratt an-| place was excused for cause quited relatives ax posible. He bie nah swered “No.” Mr. Pratt was finally) Peter Benjamin of Ballard was ex- Married Onty Yesterday RESCRIPTIONS The distinction drawn by Judge| Peter Kennedy, @ saloon-keeper of | Misa Jennie Gunderson and L make him admit that | mmory is this: An unlawful occups. | Snequalmic, had read of the case | Alexander were married by Piel kes Gane eee tion might justiy affect his credibil-| but formed no opinion. He t a| John Damon yesterday afternoon. CINCIINAN, Nov. &--Cleasyertap| We Prepare Them , ity as a witness, and a juror has a| -atholic, but would not let that in-| That #tarted the troub . eather brought out , i | Sane. This question | right to consider It, but his record | uence him in behalf of a defendant | and Joha Gunderson ee ae ter ee ee el | » se pe out. He bad no prejudice | toes not affect hie Yight to a fair|Of the same faith. Passed for| siatch, and told A er SALT LAK P Mow't Avy vote her fnorntng | nd our preserip- a somber 5 Mquor Graler, trial, and should not weigh in con. | cause. forlings. That gentieman thought | estimated at & mime = ‘af eek being | se eK 's| Beet opposed to capital pun- | sidering the teatimony of Other wit.| It Was now 12 o'clock and the case|the beat place for him woul ©) 47 Utah cfties with go Hepublica rec hos ' | ag ge i He was finally passed £. Pea am, | was adjourned tit! 1-40 pam Where he could not be |" ‘The Salt Lake municipal ie Fall night. Phone, Main Then Come » Gureh Pre-emptory eballenges of the 12| after his bride had returned to ber | oan Ket Will be elected with the men passed will continue this after-| mother, Alexander was hid away by | pocsibic exteption of che judge,the N. R. Hardy of Kent, was excused | noon and !t may take until tomor- | friends ih a down-town ealoon. The 7 for having an opinion. | row to get doen accepted men, | Gunderson, boys started out to find their new brother-in-law, Had they mucoteded, trouble might have re- fulted. Alexander took the 9:40 train to Portland. : PROVIDENCE. R. L Nev. 5.—The w Up Lest Might state siection will be & sweeping Re- < . publican victory and wil result ta wean ‘ Stewart & Holmes Drag Go. 627 First Avenue COTTAGE CLOSE IN THIS WILL G0 marriage. and said she must have] DES MONT, 30. co gt ! . no! vores is 8608 | snow and m ih the fe’ ry d Victim of Ven-|French Squadron Seizes Three Ports on the|=<. “°° prey, Ry Sracheah spe Salle 9c Charen a i i j Island of M tilene 5 ™“ be tar Taos than fat years ¥ HARRISBURG, Pa., Nov. 5,—Elee- wer ! -detta in Chicago y ae tion day weather te! cetap and soa Northwest Trust and 3 Safe Deposit Co. The indications are that the full Re- Publican Ucket will be elected by a safe plurality. Great Sale of Manufacturers’ Samples sterday our Second Floor was taxed to its utmost capacity. mplaint was made at an occasional delay, as everybody knew that $8.00 to $6.00 could be saved on a $15.00 garment. Walking Hats, $1.50, $2.00 and ( Ladies’ Long Capes, silk plush, B & $2.50 quality, t0 close .....08¢ biack mercerized ining, trim- runner med in Angora fur; worth $8.50, See window display. im Senn. $4.50 Tol. Main 1960. 602 Pike St PARIS, Nov. §.—The French squadron, under Admiral Cafliard, sent EAGO, Nov. &—A murder | to make a demonstration In Turkish waters, has selsed the three prin- yaety presaging Mafis Aevelop- | cipal ports of the island of Mytilene in the Grecian archipelago. Mats became punie trus morning Confirmation of the seizure has come from Admiral Caillard by m the body of Antonio Napoll | telegram. rammed a. A Sen Doe PARIS, Nov. 5.—According to a semt-official statement issued today, ‘At the northwest side of | Prance’s demands on Turkey have lost all persona! character and are The police say he is a| now those of a nation from @ nation. im of the vendetta. Now remain the three principal points at issue; That the religious | j Fee hans raart Jew, | protectorate of France in the Orient be respected: that the porte as- $f Italians that caroused in| res the free working of French schools, and respect for the rights of Street saloon iast night the medical faculty at Beyrouth. ME ALIVE NEBRASKA in Attempted Suicide Makes) ,,.2XCOLN, Nebe Nov. S-Bnow | furcies, with the mercury below A Startling Request froontng, are the weather conditions) 1OUISVILLE, Ky., Nov. §.—Inter- eat in the election today centered in vote tn expected, Both the Repubii-| successor for Senator Deboe. It te can and Fusion chairmen ciaim the] practically conceded to be Democrat. Frank Cariquist, a farmer, made | state by from M00 to 10,000. is, The vote is heavy. & desperate attempt to kill himself : Dress Hats, $4.00 to $7.00 values; Samples of strictly new gar- * first-class materials — used ments, Long and Short Coats and cholee, Only ...+..+++:.82.08 ¢ Jackets, at about halt price | Family Wines and by cutting his throat in the Phoenix —_—_ saloon, corner Becond a and Washington street, i hour this morning. Temporary in- — nl | ‘prec, J Liquors , y brought on by a protracted ‘ ge c G. Hi ; SSACRE BALLARD | tpree, An the ‘cause. of the terrible COLUMBUS, 04, Nov. &—There ix has. G. Holcomb | ‘ ot bright sky and caim atmosphere in alias ciated Mess Maha ees ein Ona The col eter OPTICIAN Our Increasing Sales are | ing were n 1 of the ocourrence| BALTIMORE, M4., Nov. 5.—Elec-| heavy. ‘ * 218-218 Burke Bullding, cor. Second and evidence of quality and Nov, 5—A massacre of | ene they want, to, the saloon, where | tion day opened cloudy and eold. i | a cy t D MArrisc one they saw Carlquist sitting ‘nea Indications are in favor of the| von Sap themacomed | stove in the rear of the piace. A| legisiative candidates supporting the} KANSAS # tlie Wife of one of the conspira. | prices. We respectfully so= Sheed cut was made across hie | proposition to return Gorman to the; Cn feMOusalyss CM 1 licit your trade I the plot. ta throat, and with a pen knife he waa | United a J A p OT 4 Sil were comes cogeyseen stabbing the fearful woun: 1 ne Tei is claim the state by VOR, Aites SL M a wn SUG CSE, the barracks after darkcaga| The strect ear question wilt be the Important Report to be Made The patrol wagon was called and | 16.00, oectay By S60.’ | TOPRICA, Kan. Noy. b—The etep-|_ Me Mar Gites Bioce, ems SC and 20d Mor. DV and eoRPane ¢ 7 ar ats came out a hun-| leading issue in Ballard’s municipal tee £ an remoy i to te city jail.| The Independent ticket ts being bere in Kan i@ the quietest ever ty insurgents, armed with the Demoa being | o he was being placed in ‘the | weed stroesly. eld. be bur that he migh d alive, At arrests have been made. | Seattle Electric Co., while the He -_ headquarters, Dr. oe uadlow took seve 3 ™ Governor Wright was sworn publicans wish to effect a comprom- eral stitehes in his at, and it wd ine. It ie expected that tomorrow's| thowsht he will recov " % it ; on sgbheted Terseniied In '& At the Republican convention to be mecting of the chamber of commerce | «iol nad’ an ied Venu ne nny att ° ach en mg an interesting one, as a Nun iat had an at he reins [Piabenet of Cattalogan, Ba-| Deid Thursday evening in the city top of matters of Importance mano | : 50 wanted t 1 AR ;, hundred and seventy five D4!i a ticket will be placed in the cideten. | ies ake tarsi were burned. field. The only nomination being | ‘r{i | Proposition to aasiat the Ju-| 4a! might be spared hin [contested is that of city attorney | neau chamber nt comment t Andrew Hansen and Three Sailors Capsize a Boat--Hansen GOLF TOURNEY [an bots seeking the omce, hose hi Win coat bet ween Bs, REPORT OF the Only Man Known to Have Been Saved will come up for ac-| 4 | tion, seapnisieinie | Tho Ospot | 0 Depot Question Saterday and Sunday the Seattle | ‘ommittee ng ‘ 4s, whi: A ION Andrew Hansen, skipper of thé lit-] Roslyn coal bunkers and a telephone Gott ang Country ctub held the first | 7 pe tesa bparsh-cosens Bor harv | Morris, was ren-| mes#age Was sent to the police head: rs 4 TOW at thi tle sloop Abbey F. e SEB eres ot matches for the Dete Phiibrick and ke up the depot ed from a per rd went out a f i by H. ¢ ‘4 d went 4 brought Han Hubt railroad matte und this morning, He aws.brought r ra | Mi ; nen to the station. He was un LONDON, Mov, 6-~The privy coun- perhaps have an Published That All Persons May et eunken. stupor. Hin Conscious When first brought in, but : is Some ae ane ee | ones Know Locations ; ae were with him are) a sound sleep. nT oDed OF Into Behest score Will meet next Sat Edward the Beranth, by the ( PE al we Brot thought to be drowned | Capt. Hansen woke up late this ¥. The finals Will be piayed with of the United ‘Kingdom of! per omnten to t With three companions Hansen e play , Y wend delegat he Na ‘afternoon and amended somewhat atk holes, Acrording to rulen,| Great Britain and Ireland ind ot th. | procit ow started t in a skiff from the old | ihe: wtory to the poll ~p é Fey MUM be won three times Hritish Dominions Heyond the Sea,| ington City, Nov. 19 Kerry mill to. his sloop, which was : Police * Before \t can pase trom con Ki fender of the Faith, oni Ti she 8h be i ‘ ral hundred yards out | ‘ht Sea se woee in oe T 9 thought that nie Wmperor of India . shee he nuaseae wan.¢ , ides himself, Dan N f eventin Y reat between Ye Th uke of Cornwall and York) If the state of Washing rom . pe Rabe he mate, and a man named Jorgen 2 . 1 the title of Prir r 1 presented & t under nth ee i fon, E. A. Btrout ana o / its . pane . a Hovt ‘ pal with the , i : j . ; : 1 h have catined CHptain Hansen states that in the ‘ ‘ . boat to cay rhe boat was t 1 broadside. to t year up by the night watchman at the Junior and Flemish Oak, wood and coal heaters, King and Century Hot Blast Stoves, Superior, Imperial and the New Victor well known air-tight ; wood heaters, also the OHIO, 1IXL 3 ECC NOMY and EUREK OMY best steel ranges mac her two men |@ e PICKED UP A DEADLY WIRE 2k te 3 Was given at the last fight, If this Result One Lies Near Death at His Home Bit glint Fike, street. Kimble, | HL riven nt the lent Sept i5/ehl n by year-old hoy | ground and appeared to his « ¥ én | a 12 porting editors of the three daily SE ree at s671' tre te a . } papers. ‘Might the eevy’ Wine blew | the boy up and called the neighbors. at Georgetown ‘This The stear Farallon, Capt. Nord, Me Misctric Co's ligns| Police headquarters were notified from Skagw Thousands of Users of These Well 4 arriy ¥ and Way ports Known Goods Will T nd Detective Ham Corbett made an| Compromise Made and the Strike] gr potty nov. f-Mamie K | {hia morning. Be had as cargo 18 ‘ ae ell You That i investigation | Ends An, aged eleven, the last of The glove contest to be pulled off] po king & Navigation and 100 i pete RY ’ They Have No Equal. i lison| ‘When the detective arrived at the| children of that family, died this| between Kid Fredericks and Larry! parrolaot salt eine Stcaeee ay Fy Qa SETS Has j ype : sini | % morning trom the effects of dyphth- | Gleason, two Mahtwelg will be! fish came fr Ketchikan. Twenty oe bd Would touch rene ac ; i i ei ay erin antitoxin She was the elev-| joa at the Georgetown Bicycle park firat cla # Dannone = 1nine Orien:|@ it Dever imagt ment | wae attended by D: shy The local fshermen'’s atrike a Jat getown. | q Seria theaen test any-| wae attended by Dr. | ended this morning by the men golog Died ai West Soattis Bpecta crs hare heen provides tol ss cmare ot tne noes anal Ae : es an ' x to work compromise of. ace ate the ‘owd ang ne wo steamers of the Dollar ine| 4 ye hed amuned ther cover, but he will lone, Pack ? A | aha ni Mra. Wickstrom, wife of Peter ; e ringside have been| left port today. Th arina went to B While young mare”, | several fingers « . on prices was reached, Instend of] wickutrom, « ploveor oF tive sate | aeat®, aout. the ring batructed| Tacoma to take on 1600 tons of coal|@ pe the deadly insteumene” he wire was a nd had| the 16 cents demanded by the men,| dicd at Went feattle this woming.| elevated to allow an unobstructed | Tacoma to tal Santa Ana 1021-1023 FIRST AVENUE the inaulation. gay | bee? patched. insulation was|4 price of 10 cents wilt be pald.| The body iin charge of Butterwert | View left at 2p, m. direct for the Gold i Violent Sud-| worn off in many and the ‘This l@ for both dog salmon and wil-| & Hons, Mrs. Wickstrom has lived in| ‘The boxers have been training con. had full cargo end Y to the od wire was left exposed, vor, Seattle for the past 20 yours, | sclentiouwly alnce fhe last contes SOO 1 OO O10 10105 OO: 010 1105000101010 010101018: 88105080