The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 5, 1901, Page 3

© gerday. H when the Phillips corner was creat: | cents, to the wonder of all the out- j > ' ‘3 oP oe | Wild Exciteme wildest agua 80 many men mot a Water- May wheat, gorn and oats ind in sensational fluctuations and at) ae gy Othe Influence of heavy outaide Holdings and an absolute indispost- “tion to sell In the face of the recent ‘advances, Reports Game as fast as ‘the machines could operate, and in ‘the excitement men tore at ‘others’ clothing and a perfect pan- Ydemonium prevailed up to the time for a call of close. 1 _ The GRAIN GOES HIGH of Trade excjtement ever seen Doard of trade was enacted yes- and recalled the last rapid Jumps, the whole due | COST OF TH Considine trial cost | a ERICAGO, Deo, KA scene of the, Wheat went to the highest point E CONSIDINE TRIAL the| this there will doubtless be a fee county $4,088.85; $1,521.20 for jutors,| allowed to John B. Hart for as- © and $2,195.65 for witnesses. Besides | sisting in the prosecution a4 ed out through Wales, the steward, neer approached, and who whom 8} inf his plot by tell rare wine aboai | He clatmed he 7? | i g é i t | Bey af ae 38 fr 2 & § u| to Es | i: Aad eetss8 Son of Cabinet Officer | Hanged at Sea r “Mipeciat Correspondence ) WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. The Schley court of inquliy andthe trials of Col. Robt. L. Meade U. s marine corps of the Brooklyh navy Yard, and Capt commander Of the U. 8, forces at Semoa, wilt awaken in the minds of students of rican history the greatest Dbaval courtmartial which followed the | ea mg granes: mals, when @ young midwhi fon of 4 cabinet otticer, wan Rona: St sea with two companions tae y. pit Was in 1842 that Midshipman Philip Spencer, son of Hon. Tan & Spencer, of Hew York, serstary Wer under President Tyler, com- mitted hie crime, was tried and ex- fouted. His father was in office at Pe time. The men who died with os ‘er, were Francis. Cromweil, batswain's mate, and Biisha Small, seaman. pencer’s despicable crime stands ot in the whole history of. the n pavy without parallél or ent. The Somers left } ria for the United Bi Nov. is, under commana ot Captain inder Slidell Mackenzie, Nov. ut. Gansevoort went to Mack. t 4nd reported the eRimence of capenieecy on board brig to pave her, murder the officers'an} ae ae and convert her tn. i Spencer, he #aid, was St the inead of the plot.) It had leak it | vensel to the Isle of Pines, where he id Wales he is plot, Rite i u : i z. i i i F i j i 8232 $. eg! gtie af, z i kenaie, but erally with Mackenzie. 1d eat rank and ed Meeting The regular yenterday in ¢ service to point discussed railroad offic matter. expected that of University ize a charch he fostered by of the city. It service a day of one of the For a dia iry, nue, gO to M jelting scenes of yesterday's ses on him at once, Spencer deluded the sailors uded ti i [ i! Hf | : $ iat, created a sensation by review t. and the trini lasted forty days, Mackensie was again acquit- ted. James Fenimore Cooper, which he bitterly condemned ‘Mac will acerue from the proposed man. | yin American naval | Per of going at things, BROOKLYN Will Meet Tonight for the Purpose of Establishing Church The Baptists living in the suburbe at the home of Mrs. Dana to organs | tn them that « box of rd contained treasure. was going to take the nee pe Spencer had about 20 sailors i atched from then follow the expiration on. He heid nightly conferences being Somers, i I HF 2 Fi H H 5 ‘was | cucumbers, $2.25 per box, | Sutter Cheese, Eggs sed Poultry of the case, in the bile opinion was gen: ary to King ide from his throughout surgeon of the high- skill. His death was of Railroad Men monthly meeting of | the raitroal committee of the Cham- | ber of Commerce was held at noon he Butler hotel. The matter of correeting the passenger ts north and south of this city and temporary depot factit- tles, were the principal raliroal topicn It was decided to appoint sub-committee to confer with the ais personally in the Heretofore mere written communt+ cations have avatied iittie, and it i some good results BAPTISTS station met Inet night ‘The Innovation will the Baptist churches i planned to hold o: at which the pastor | town churches will} nond, & watch or Jews loore’s, 105 Becond av- helmina, ly wounded in the stom MORTALITY RECORD ‘The funeral of Jacob Retk was held from the reaidence, 703 Twenty- E offered to the pre fourth avenue, ati ovlock this after-| oF Sr towed Was'se Ue weet, or Ye — ioe Grain—Onts, $21.00; barley, $17.00; Ann Cassler, aged $2 years, died at | Wheat. chicken 0048 20.00. Vashon, W Butter—Freah ranch, 16@lte; Bm Vashon, Wash, last night pe. Edward Falk, aged 38 years, died| Cheene—Native Washington, 11@/ at Providence hospital lant night. | to. | The funeral.was held from Bonney | Eees—Strictly fresh ranch, 30. and Stew o'dlock this morning. 8. Olef ied at itt Ninth avenue last even- ‘The body is atiBonney and ing. Stewart's. Intend to Keep Their Potatoes for |: a Substantial Advance of evi- | Trade was fatrly good on Western 13@ite: | dc; Edam, York, Dreased poultry~Turkeys, ind was attended with large, tc: ness. Popular Songs _ ‘The reason why our stock of popu far music is right up to date ts from Scott's Emulsion, the fact that we recelve new music 4 Brlee Abo, our price, Ae from the East dally, | Syrup of Figs, Trust price Ask the pianist to try the new| #00, our price . he things for you | Cart Pills, ‘Trust’ price ALL POPULAR MUSIC SOLD! 2%e, our price ihe AUL POPULAR Ate |} GRADUATE PRESCRIPTION Fai | ‘Winter & Harper Co. 903 SECOND AVE. Burke Bidg., Seattle, Wash. Don't 1 keep you ought to life itwelt, Pi FARMERS. ARE HOLDING OFF Fresh meat listened to from Mensre, | Mi marks wer Pik Somers, diegon, Sargiaon, | wheat, 1,00. wee ol Corrected — daily—The prices are being offered to the produ following art's funeral partors at t1| Poultry-Hens, L@ii\e;' large] | epring, Ie; small spring, iSe; dueka, 12@12he; turkeys, Me: geese, 8@%0, | Live stock — Cows, Sic; steers | Meo; calves, SY4@THC: Hheep, 4c; hous, bGGYe. IN THE COURTS Simpson Murder Case ‘The supreme court yeaterday af firmed the Judgment of conviction in the case of Alexander Simpson, convicted of mi in the second pimpeom shot and killed David Ross neer Kent last summer. Sandstrom, aged 6s years, own claim wan self. was also pleaded for him, but neither defense avalied. Liquor Company Wins Brown shot Elmer Lord at Stones He was ended yesterday with a verdict tn! favor of the defendant Nquor com-| pany. bs Themes Mannes Convicted Mannes was convicted of = CECAC CACC S TEKS CAKE CCITIRIIIVITID DIVIAVIVIIPD and chickens, both are coming in that the maney was gone. Mannes ran out but was pursued and cap~| tured at the water front. ‘The prosecuting witness, Link wes) not present, but the jury found the) evidence so convincing that it re- | turned a verdict of gullty in 15) oS ty Senn aes ona === HOME AGAIN SAN Tactic ped Dee. Lang 4 jancock arrived from Ma- Mia tio Kobe today with 900 soldiers, Hof whom are soon to be dle sweet| charged Passengers who left Manila on the Sheridan subsequently board- | od the Warren and were afterward transferred to the Hancock. 7990— Finest modern residence and | jot on Queen Anne hill, unob structed view. t-room hard finished lot 2% blocks from Mad ison atreet cable; water in house. Call 1426 Fifth ave. $i00—Rest cigar store buy in city; rent $12.60; good trade. | $700—-Bakery, groceries. cigars, new stock, new butiding, 5 living rooms back; no competition; rent $20; suburbs, $4,000-—Grovery, clean stock at t voice, two teams; $80 @ day sale Call 1426 Fifth ave, per doz: string beans, 10c; 3 Towa, 2c; fresh ranch, 16@16c. tive Washington. full Bite. ern: New York taconsin, 4c; Roquefort, Sa | the 2@p 40 to Be Grave Evils Hardly one necessity now that is not controlled by Cow beef, Te tb; steer ‘be per Tb: mutton, wether, Je; ewen, 610; pork, 100 per Ib; ver them. No matter how bad- om We. lw you ed a bottle of Provisions—Home. 14%; breakfast medicine, the Seattle Drug | backs, i0¢; bellies, tle. ‘Trust says up with the 20.00; corn, 91,60 per 106 Ibs prices; but the Bartell Hay—Puget Sound, per ton $10.00@ Drug Co. say no, for it pays 12,00; Eastern Washington ttmothy, | + i fee at gpecarye } $13.00: alfalfa, $11.00. prices; and we will not be Grain—Oats, $44.00; barley, $20.00 bossed by the Trust Pricer for comparison: Laxative Bromo Quinine, Trust price Tablets, our price abe nd our Oe Stuart's Dyspeps! Trust price 45c, Carter's Native Herb lets, Trust price 45 price Pierce's Taatolens Emule of Cod Iver Ol, Tr price $1.06, our price, § ‘Trust DRUGGISTS NUR, FE fuoTT| Ketew FREDRICK & CO, Optician | Wholesale and Retail, let the mattcr of expense 2wele 5 from visiting me, Bight | Jewelers and Opticians be as precious to you as! 715 Second ave Nugget Jewelry a Sp 9-10 Heusny bldg, 9 and | second annual ball at Armory hall vr hav and Maud Emma Seym of and Ada Dean A Bia Franeta Hugen: Bet Wil Lottus, 2, and Ce h of Seattle; George Hallock, 23, nf Mandie B. Burdick, 18, both of Beattie J Aun —— Witter Springs Medical Water Umbrelin Moore's, 706 Second avenue. | The autocrats of the drug] ff \trade are making strenuous efforts to raise prices. 100 LATE 10 CLASSIFY! bu ing at lessened prices will |be steadfastly maintained. |You can come here with the jare the best read: Pin min ¥ Lat Packer's Tar Soap ok | Carter's Little Liver Pills Bew Horlick’s Malted Milk Mel Por 8, H 1920-1822 Second avenue. etececeecceccceccece —————— — aaah > sheen bn nanan nt THE SEATTLH STAT, Christmas night LICENSED TO WED he following marriage lMoens © been inmved:; Maurice Gra: 4 2, and Gertrude Owena, 2% h of Seattle; W. Loyal Park, 29, both Kilmer Ham 5, both of eed 82, and Millie Portland ‘arr, 27, and Anna 18, both of Tacoma; ine Miller, 19, Beattie N keley Be a. le Marshall, And endlens vartety at 4 BOSTON GROCERY 1220-1222 Second Avenue, Telephone Main 1051 THE BUYER For the family, hotel, restau- rant, ship, boarding house, Krocery supplies: Should Look Up The Ssannon Grocery Store 1290-1222 Second avenue, and et the low cash prices for the freshest choice groceries on the fnarket. #ave credit stores’ extra profit. Special reduction in flour, bama, molasses, but- ter, ema®, sumer, rice, rolled cate, crackers, catsup, canned vegetables and fruits; tea, cot- fee, baking powder, pickles, soap, etc, ete. Satiefaction uaranteed Or money cheerfui- ly refunded. SHANNON’S All the appearance: Pleased to have you call andi Suits, $10 to $25. CCCRCCCKEE CECKECE CERECE CREE CER CER CCE CCK eC RCC CS DRUG PRICES TUMBLING BSATURDA A Pertoct Prices--81.00, Seata now on GRAN John “When the Devil was #ick— ‘The Devil, a saint was he.” t this new system of sell- Think How Different ‘This rooom might be in ft with a plano ider your own, 10 and it | C you’ a a th “e MATINER W: | assurance that you'll get the | ste with benutl-| pupae, ibest there is, and pay less} you ca tle down D.: plan kes |than anywhere else. Prices} eary the maltatyliag et: ‘pout: mane I dui nd elegant stock for holt witbiaha on if arguments—| 7. PRICES—Diva repairing and polishing by orkmen. toe | MKINeE w #0 | =D. $. Johnston (0. 903 Second Avenue Burke Bull imate’e Violet Water (large) aud'e Kau de Quinine, small aud's Bas de Quinine, large hlache’s Face Powder and 2 S nin'y Taloum Powder Dandruff Cure torla f, Iron and Wine THE LAL lin's F una a Co.’s goods are the best on the market ephone, Main 7 Pike St Rm. ¢ and Unlimited Guarantee CHES OPERA HOUSE Phone Main 65. M day, December . $1.00; balcony and gallery, at Moore's, lothes is a business proposition: they don’t make the man, but they've got many a man a good job or a fat order: it’s the respect for appearances on both sides of the question that counts. of high-price merchant tailoring in Casn-Wamroitn whitened at half the cost. , y u \ ct some new lines we have just received in Business Suits and Overcoats. Overcoats, $8 to $30 OPERA HOUSE John Cort, Manager. Phone Main 66 Friday and | Saterday Y MATINEE. Se and 2c. sali Seat Loading Theater. BDNESDAY. @OLOEN [In His Dear Old New England Play, Old Jed Prouty tieally the same cast and fon @# seen here last axon ingle ex ptton, ns, $1.50; entire par. Be ate on sale Saturday, 10 a. m. EATTLE THEATER JP MOWE, Manager Tel Main 43 The Leading Theater. ALL THIS WEEK GHING HIT | JAMES L. M’'CABE MATINER The Convict’s -+»--Daughter temminenaed § Ge, Hh Wondhose (0, § sm» trina om « shoud 1409 Second Aye, STORAGE covonne ces NEXT WEEK KIRK, 1209 First Ava. » Columbia nity # Nest Ol 0, 1 | : Be aad When buying articles advertised tn Telephone, Blue 496. this paper, speak of the Star. | = The Wrong.. : Mr. Wright) preach until the congregation | | of thelr own, This is the third | hurch organiaation started in this ADV. NO. 4 preetn during the last three Mothodiet and Christian de [This ce a ‘ nto nn, Appearing we ee ee er ae the Star, te conduoted by & drinks OPERATORS ‘ : Which has been in exintenoe for six | Pommitien appointed for to| band, in fact, Uy y AY NOR RETURNS pecia nt on the Chicago Board) ne reser cei haps obetoen Sovak gure my ‘ ngs in the world of. industry.) + a Tho corridors of the Federal co + | Cigarmakors’ Ball overrun with nobl YORTHPORT, Dee Tt is prob. | _ he Clgarmakers’” Union No. 168 are from Yakima able that a 1 1 take ;, Plumbers’ Social aive’s. “Home lonuies Bal over to help save the! place r th . in this The smoker given by the Plumbers’ | at Satu January | e Their partioular' graft at a its regular meetin | Union last evening at Cooks and) i), 1 y 4] wu the present time in to colleot mileage | 5)... m Neat 6 | Waiters’ hall, was a signal succes. | to advertise the Thon }and per diem from Ur fam for| |, mun ined to canvane - The plumbers are the originators of whe have had th ure of at Xheir ugble servi 1 witnesses | te fon returna, on] attained since August, closing at | atry,,tor ad-lclgatmakers anticipate’s great (reat the telegrapbers in alt | Cf, Melling Whisky to their aboriginal | ‘ 1 a» a commit 79% cents, Corn went even higher wade vanciny the cause of good fellowship} on this date, as manufacturers f the land. Tt be, anid’ (0 be ‘th ¢ to inv the el f0W and broke all previous records for ° and acquaintance among working | workmen will Join to make this “ above announcement a are | oy ot a to be the chief Up® | report on its legality t days} +4 men au 1 Ball” one long to be ay’s Journal an: on, OF Sovle of these wards of the at the ballots were ne if days] ine past nine years, reaching @/Prince Consort 1s Out) i. events exercises worn] usin!” r ek Cates vets [nation to buy. tiquor "and inform | Saat tie bailote were no J opened by President Simpson, fol * Satanic tae | against the men who let them havelof the gudgen wooo PEARL x side speculators, The shorts were for Blood lowed by Mr. Gilbert Hutchisen| Notes ule says he jit. In thin way they kill two birds | got. and more tha (1 fbodly nipped at this figure. Oats speaking ot the obje Of eoctAl Hee] eacw’ Union wilt give their| tibule to a fund for nue henge atone, They enjoy a regu-| don oMoers w PEN 5 |could hardly be said to keep pace eared toast to the cause, while Mr, Howatd| monthly woctal at G. A} Re hall Dee] tne propoaitic n the government for’ telling | Wtlcal Party. he Drown co H OLDER j with other grains, but did fairly well | Sweeny spoke concerning "Man and va jhegta bast vale : Tha ttheers dns . rae cents, Tt Is a day of te Master” and thelr relationa, trical Workers haye pur-| Mets The Yakina Indiana are advan-|%T% while the oMice Siieter Geb. te ee “A dispatch} "Thiring the evening the following | D worth of Labor Senuple | ment tageously located for thie trade. Vy | Peery all Boctalist With Solid “ om The Hage ~ouiaring the guanine the dellewing Rypowruphtcal “Union Bd, | Phe spreading (heir operations out & lit Gold Pen . " : marks, by Messrs, Murphy and} making @ total of $1,060 for the latter | Jorge tie, It 1 told of the ah whee boned. ch.aananne gong, J. A. McAuliff; solo, Mr. Dut-| The Weatern Central has made the| Get aitver noveliles at Moore's Staten court at Seattle, at Spokane Sas aaa Comrie Sees uring ton, of painters’ union: banjo soln, | election of delegates to state iabor | and at Walla Walla. Their indus . gp 2 Tomorrow 7 preety in cour ES te ~~ pede fran Pe The frst! iy’ Karkeek: German dialect #tortes | congress @ special order of busines * try revolyes on @ pivot like the fans| had at the end them forced further ad vies fn May nteets, ad-! na poetry by Mr, Craig, of the! for 9 o'clock @n Wednesday evening | Coal, wood, ‘phone Beattie Fuel Co, | of a windmill, and sweeps in an en Only 4 each | Wheat, corn and cata. Wheat went uehold, 44 | Dregne, an entertainer” of rare | next ++ +|tire clrele. ‘Truly the poor Indian is | PARES, f #8, and oats from 45 1-8 to 461-8 The y in Jas, A. Herne’s Beautiful Comedy- 5 Drama . |“Shore Acres’’ An Excellent Company. Production Guaranteed, pro- Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound | in | | ictimer’s t Maloney’s Wedding Day! feewaeees WO CAMPY firaen’ eometact| Paine’s Celery Compound 660 | THiRD AVENUE THEATER Plerce's Golden Medical Digeov | Seattle's Only Up-Town | TONIGHT The Electric Cutlery @)rripay, saTuRDAY NicuT AND f | PEDIDPD Ey PURIFREREDTAUI DIN IDDD PYEReRiiicieaese i ieiiiistitiiiiisiteiiis rere | 75¢ Watch for ork. Lite, Que jautual ioe te Mutual S. |14 years; the Mew ee Saturday 13 yearn; the Northweste .. Cini the Equitable, T years, The Bat Special years of Indiana is the custodian of the reserve fund. Out of companies doing busine state of Washington, the St stands FOURTH tn business wri in 1900, | Goldman's 901 Second Avenue *. forks and spoons at Second avenue, .., POO FRIDAY SPECIALS HERE MEAN | GENUINE REDUCTIONS Friday specials at this store means a genuine reduction in prices on articles that every home can use—the usefulness to us the Friday | specials consist in getting people who are etrangers e store, to the store methode, to insapect. the large and complete stock. Every one of our customers are requested to take ad- Vantage of the savings—we offer these special values to every one, We telephone orders for Friday epecials-will be filled at ~ hese cen. } Mail orders post than urday will j anes post marked not later Saturday a ¥ ALL ODD AND FANCY PARLOR CHAIRS MARKED SPECIAL, FOR FRIDAY In all we have 220 different kinds of odd and fancy. lor chaira, the regular price ot which range. trom. $2. to $22.00, and at its regular price each one is a splendid value. For Friday each odd and fancy chair will be redumsd Price proportionately to the one pictured and describe@, It’s to be @ Friday spectal sale of odd and fancy, chairs. . ate cheap et our regular. price. of $6.25, Special price for Fri- day, $4.15. (Note.—On articles of this nature there is always @ very” heavy sale at. Friday special prices. We cannot promise any special time of delivery. You may get your article in one day, or you may get it within three days. We will do the best we can to deliver it promptly.) FRIDAY SPECIALS FROM THE CARPET ROOM We could et ut one-half of our “miter” rugs ready for last Friday-—nearly 100 more {> go on sale to morrow, Friday, each, Jong, all ‘O8e. 300 mill samples of Brugnels, 1% to 1% yards nicely fringed, making a very desirable rug. Friday, each FRIDAY SPECIALS FROM THE HOUSEHOLD GOODS DEPT Fancy shape white seml-poreelain gups and saucers; Friday, per pair, ee White semi-porcelain plates, fes- tooned edges; Friday, each Se. Odd saucers; Friday, each Le, Plain White Open Stop Jar, Friday Each 75c FREDERICK & NELSON q HOME FURNISHERS * f i : * . Pa 3 Second Avenue and Madison Streat PPPPRAPPRSH D9 Pd PHRAIRD TD The BIRTH «= =—s —s Wholesale Ee on tA 4 e and Retail Low oats PRIOES | SN a rae an Shoes UMBRELLA SALE We are showing an unusual large Mne-of Umbrellas at ‘very owiite Umbrella, fast Black sateen, assorted handles, as low as, BLO to ®: 00 A mbre!la, pearl, silver, natural handles, at, each ‘ . pase 30 rvic Umbrella,” heavy, fast 4 an, € ; de nd $1.50 are ali spectal valu Men's A Chiltrer ach THE FAIR 120-122 Pike St. FOOTBALL GOO0DS--TOGS AND ARMOR GOING NORTHRUP ©0., 804 First Ave, Chas. G. Holcomb