The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 9, 1902, Page 3

THURSDAY, JANUARY 8, 1903, Last Edition 4 O'Clock p.m. CANAL BILL PASSES | WASHINGTON, D.C, Jan. %—| ty seem thus far to have proven fu tile. The friends of the Hepburn bill $81 p. m.—The Nicareguan canal BM das just passed. Te has gone peg the insue and it is said that with practically no modi-| they themaeclves were surprised at | ena in the measure as proposed | the ease with which a majority vote Fe a tative Hep. %A® Exined. The balloting occu thor, Representative Hep- by its 4 *P- pied but @ few minutes, and was burn of Iowa. The debate, although \ gpirited, brought forth no change in| roll. © uss particular. The vote stood: Ayes, 308; noes, 2 Fletcher of Minnesota and Lassiter he efforts of the Panama Canal! of Virginia, wore the repre = cinia, we eeentalives later Ge, to effect & sale of their proper- | who voted against the bill ROUND UP OLYMPIAN: RAILWAYS) GAMBLING CITY, Mo. Jan, 9. Tne! commerce commission Ave OLYMPIA, Wash. Jan. 8. The | another investigation con. | > prying ‘ . the alleged manipulation or, ct! ‘ f pe he Olympia will today Fates by railroad lines running gambling houses that they of Kansas City. The grain sii in Kansas City has been in conducting the games. Situation for several years, One or more houses will close in © similar Investigation was at-| consequence. by the commission here tast but moshing was developed Wateen Arrives Shows Discrimination Gov, McBride returned today, | More testimony showing Giscrim.| CO™PAnied by J. Howard Wat Tt was charged that Kansas City . points, because the tail “0 age mee im faver of big the places named. Each ‘ has been favoring one ship- Wagner's Band | One of the favored shippers} At 2:20 o'clock, Sunday afternoon. testimony supporting the| Wagner's band will give its second concert at the Grand. DOWIE FOR HIS WIFE ee ae Jan. 9.—Benjamin Witl- against John Alexander| ally obeyed and that no communica for alleged allenation of his! tions have passed between them up Wife's affections, to this time, Williams clakma he and his wife, Plaintiff does not ask to have the Were induced to hecome members of | woman returned, but says the $50,000 Dowie's sect and that when the/ constitutes his pecuniary loss as cong broke ome of the rules he| well as carrying compensation for Dowle t# finding things and his wife, who was @ devout be-' rather warm for him in this section, Hever, was ordered not to se or) and it is probable that other suits was thrown out of the community, his wife. communicate with her husband. of a similar nature will follow LIKES PLAN [SAID THEY is Suu «WERE CITY with the intention of con- of the meeting of repre- Of labor and capital in the ir efforts in Germany. | Word to Say | deavor to make ber sign a damage due to a recent street a dent. . of Co Ta was t y filed ar today that he called upon Mra. county court. tim several local attorneys, and Mr. Dennis thinks It is these whom Mra. Hobert has taken for city officials © cross bill Mrs. ertck admitted > ew eo but declared that her | 18, 4nY event. th with her after he | 94 covers all such contingenci or eeme Therefore * not be, ie the association gymna- ‘The capacit f the |. whee ¥ of the 1900 was Judges World-Renowned atteres and their interest- | —_———— friends. ition reels, in the form of | the day juniors| Probably not a single visitor to the rye cheree ot Prof. Douthitt,| poultry show is aware of the fact ete, MeDonaia Tay | that one of the judges, W. W Won the baseball game with a Browning, is a brother of one of the Mote of 15 to 9. while the pigmti class | most famous, if, indeed, not the most by winning t Game with a score oft Ey . famous, of all inventors of modern ordnance. Hin name is John M ind, wand and dui Browning and he resides with his Sith displays in horse work Sad vetting. After this part of m came a nut scram Was thoroughly enjoyal We tired gymnasts” family at Ogden, Utah pa guns are world far has not manufactured a single rif firearm li | and all their auto the product of Gy of Seattic and City of Topeka, wenulty. The 1 Reach Their Docks Today ' ce that Mr. Browning in He has just finish ‘The steamer City o f Seattle, of the| automatic gun that is said to be ie Coast Company's ling ar-| far superior to the breechloading : © tives here this morning trom $kag- win use as the latter is to may. Both h muasle-londers, and is now ’ er passenger jist and fast with his invention. MAIKO Wore light Steamer City of Topeka, @ the fhe, arrived thon ting gun, and Hotchkias “ a » ithe. the inventor of a fleld plece named Maecend cried 15 firat-cland and) Aero him, only mucceeded In Invent ArKO consisted oft Her | ing one each, whereas Browning has Contrates and . ) tone of|CON-) turned out scores, and im still at it. | mi pet duantity of figh.| The | te income from his royalties \# said | er brought dow: bricks and dust study waa Ad Montalizy aes dollars pla RECORD Just Think of If funeral of Wilbert D. Nove ne ladies’ basketball team of Wil from Rouney pi Biawhet ° Kn mo e a cos at , ~ pled pt: n jeape at 2 o'clock this fternpon t a similar team from the ey t Was at Lakeview ceame- high scho: norrow nigh ft the Armor Admission fee of 2 fait, agen AETICe8 for Agnen Mot-| lenta will be charged S864 23 venrn, were heid at the | e - of Immaculate ¢ piios 8t| Pr. Waggoner, dentist, removed to Interment ! Globe block, cor. First and Madison WALLA WALLA TO BLAME FRANCISCO, government investigation of alla bean today before local of the bark Max that the weather at (he time a did not change her course four mile# away sharpers who used the trick as the means of separation Thin ie the firet time this kind has been reported to police in six months and when Joh won told of his experience at p tiehta on the Max were burnir minutes after the ¢ Max did not low practically @ matter of catling the! @ saving thelr own vessel and be did not know the IS STRANDED IN WHITNEY SLOUGH |. | Steamer Transport on a Mudbank| Assistance Has Been Sent Last night the three m nVersation drifted ¢ th the sharpers turr ‘The steamer Transpo at the mouth of the Whitney slough with @ cargo of oats on board. far as at present learned there ta no ontribute $200 annually for the telegram was | from Captain Russell port, addressed to Captain Swift, the of the Trans-} mention of any tain Swift is in ~ tration his new private secretary. Mr. Wat-| SF Poa wae edt ean ‘Re ™At-/ gon assumed the duties of the office ea) {hia afternoon. Maj. Peilitier, the men suffered in competition (Or™*t? secretary, will remain until with St. Louis, Chicago other the end of the present month, how~ Tacoma today r La Connor and the | | tern Whitney slough only a few days to assist the LaConner run ashore in the mud there had just succeeded tn hauling the LaConner off and putting a cargo she met almost aboard when same fate herself. WANTS $50,000 FROM Contagious diseases reported to health authorities today were as The 00 morning A car of or tatoes are the re Dreamed geese ar plentifully, over by several not Fancy Spitae abers apples are bringing from $2.00@2.50. =z — Charles Berry, Jeffer- ing house; R. W. Lodging house Crocker, picked up on the Smalipox-—Louls Nelson. corner Maynard avenue and street; Arthur Lackous, pleked up on} Robt. L. Scully, 106 Twenty- enth avenue nor M 22 Yesler way: J. Combs, 722 enteenth avenue. The officials are stil the crusade on the che ‘The plaintiff says that ao firm was teday brought suit for $10,000 her faith in Dowie that she has liter- have their inmates vaccinated | and provide more air space. THE MECHANICS’ CLOTHING CO, FALL | “er po $10.09 per bbi | $1.90: persimmons. § ie ape fruit, $4.00685 Potatoer— $24. 0002 the@S1.00 per sack Store at 109 Oce! as closed and the stock ordered nw per case: husks SRS ~shaaceal | MECHANICS’ which is one of the | m extabdlishmen men and boys in the Northwest and is said to con-!City Claims Agent Densie Hes 0 financial condition and has always enjoyed @ large patronage from the wage-earners City officials claim that Mrs. Ollie Hobert, of Twenty-seventh avenue and East John street, is mistaken when she asserts that municipal agents have harrasned her in an en- In an Interview by a represents of the press with one of the proprie and had the extension of time Claims Agent Dennis stated to the | Creditors given ald have been ralmer settled and the stockhold position to continue Hobert this morning for the first She showed him the cards of ty has no inter- of it and that he con. | *#t im the case, ap the contractor's claims against the firm « [It in maid that the BIG GUN Dre: h brought on tablishing of @ large proved to be loning praporition ‘T0O LATE 10 CLASSIFY ON MADISON STREET CAR LINE $1775 steer bee! ‘One of the Poultry Show. Hay un Winchester rifle com- 6-room house on Madison Street s gun or pistol since 1873 that did not line, near power house; originate i he fertile brain of John ii rovwning. This company has a mtract with him to accept he may turn out in graded and sewered; all taxes paid. Herbert $. Upper 12 and 12 Scheuerinan Bock, First Avenue and Cherry Street lately adopted an automatic Gatling, the inventor of the fa- —— 00000O000O 08 seat Hames in the city t finols’ Corn away up in the thousands of| - wlth ait LASS & DICE 1428 Second Ave, som'tee POSCOOOOSOOS OOOOOOOOOD THER SEATTLE STAR, 8 BUNKOED B’ GOSH! The Ancient and Honorable || Freight Bill Trick Used Weat Johnson, an unsophiaticat gent ountry, Was parted from $60 of } man fr the \ ey last night by two cle elght | tera this morning It came a» Johnson has to show for his $50 is a worthless check on the Wellx Fargo Company, Bank of Portland signed by J. W. Higgin tin favor of J. D, Mor ping at the Gic During bis stay b he be with two olly in who treated him n fact, made him think that he was a good fellow Came Down to Bu: & from « eon talk. Fina i ya he This morning he told his story to the police and detectives are now on the track of the bunco men. WEATHER FORECAS) For Seattle and Vicinity—Thie a nm, tonight an Friday, fair light to fresh easterly winds THE MARKETS ‘There was an exciting half hour on Western avenue abe morning. Two ¢ the street at the Tonight the Um with California fru is will be on the street in the JOBBING QUOTATIONS (CORRECTED DAILY) ars. $ nates, $1.50@1 $5.00 per doxen; Jap oranges $1.2 a p seedling oranges, $1.00@2 line 7, *®, $7.00 cane, tangerines, Vegetadion per ew 1.0 men; pe 81.5 pumpkins, 1@1%0 per 1 wa x bea zy + Cheese, Eggs and Poultry Butter — Washington creameries, pound prints, 30c; Eastern lowa and fresh ranch, 16@20c 2% 4B 120. York, is@ 12 Provisions Fresh meat—Cow beef, To per 7%4e per ib; mutton wether, Tic; ewes, 7%c; pork, per Ib; veal, large, fe; amall, 10¢ } Provisions—Hams, 1340; breakfast backs, 19¢; bellies, 11¢ Puget sound, per ton, $10.00@ BARGAINS IN CHOICE LOTS Best Investment in Se- attle Today for a Home or for Speculation I naaleeeialadl We offer lots along BROAD. WAY, HARVARD and BOYL STON. Most attracti part of the city, nice lay of land. car lines and to hools, de sirable neighborhood. Prices 8 to 100 per cent. cheaper than any adjoining property Lots 40xi00 Only $300 $100 Cash BalanceMonthly 1 A a Pettit & Son 523 New York Block rononmarencin J |, OLYHPERMNTHERPIRERNORRHADERARRD PREP HHH MO HR HRD DDS trick of the surprise to the officials, All that Johnson haw! , t and the some freight that » sheds or he mone $50 for a mnmente The two sharpers disappeared an that is the last Johnaon has seen « them § o'clock this rs came upon and one of po- coming tn rather ping the demand cooking @ a ton; beets, rrote, SO tc lettuce, $1.0@1.80 per case, @P232332322322> @%c; saver e225 per caulifiower, sprouts, 6@8c; Native Waehington, full tern: New York WY4Gite; Wisconsin, — 14 quefort, 4 Fam, $11.00€12.00 per case 3 burger, 16@17c; brick, 16@17c; @wisa, 18@ 1% Fags Strictly fresh ranch, 28@ 260 hamtern, 22¢P2%e Live poultry— Hens’ 12 spring. Lu; turkeys, 14 10@N large geene | ed poultry—Turkeys, 184P16¢ meene, 11@l4c; ducks, 14@ ibe; chick ena, 19614 Honey—13%0. Pe Se ee eee nd a PPPRRDIIEDI? PPFPPPPHSHPAPSRSPSSPPP> PP PPFPPPPPPAIID CUO SSUHYOCES LION CLOTHING HOUSE wheat og corn, ducer In round lots on the dock or tn | To Clear Out All Odds and eGrain Onte $8.00097.00: barley - ‘ Ends of Men’s $18.00; wheat, chickon feed, $20.09;/ M,C, Nason Leads Jessie D, Stev-| ,’)! Relercbren vasich, s0@i0e ne-| anil pest (ee Suits and Cheese—Native Washington, 11@/ sty wan didn tthe Mace tant | Cote me tt - 0 t Kage--Strictly fresh ranch, 26027¢.| north, the home of the bride's moth. | frmer tock | i We he arked t Poultry-Hens, 11@11M% Jace |e han Sosca D. Blavenn dates eral carlonda of how oF tt pr Ne; ducks, 12@i24e; turkeys, | toe of Mra, Grace Detrick Stevens, | former COST . was married to Malcolm Craig 1 ¢ t 1 roh—Cows, Me; steers, 440: | gon, the well known comminaton r ' , at 6:30 p. m, Re J.P. D, Lawyd r damage P fl rR —_ . officiating | py nmere ‘ 8 r C1aco, eat ® ; BAN FRANCIROO, Jan: 0—Whee The bride wore a handaome white ’ hong 110 $4 to 110 164. ’ sin ag satin gown with thread lace i re a Veil and carried bride roses ure already $524.60, ar Bults and velers’ th i F he ceremony was witnessed by but i \ t ' Travelers’ Railway Guide ew of the immediate friends and t. the hog prot tives of the contracting parties f ' You wil ‘ Mrs, E. #. Bogardus was matron of f some pat 1 any of honor, and Brward ©. Burdon acted| , these ag: ple wang person against May Dolan wee Waa $50 frorm an old man named G returning to ‘meses KEGLEY’S cs, g HOUSE 220-222 Fi Ave. South their new } on ave Rue, near Beneca stree 111 Occidental Ave. NOW BUMLESS “Arrive 1100 ha ; ° accent. coe ‘bs Pau +| Wagon Returns Empty From Raid bat ely fresh i onagie 7 Purs ALL . 1 < "BUTTER CLAMS | . on the Tenderloin oo sidlet Fane ts “. OTHerg manner that -In The Stiade The police officers on the beats fn | Powers, made a to 0 in that part of the city this morning but the h clement is mi Not ould be four any aloona in the ter loin nt raide in that part of thoughts of long terme « have frightened | Canadian Pacific hen arly every bum out of the city ole am deeb ee err «Where is He Missing at? k Block, Vanh 1 Want untain Lion Tall, Tom Thumb. have for sale at epectal prices t Republic, Lost Creek, Queen Ot Agent for the Crow's Nest Ot) and Coal Company, Lt4. Edward Waldron, aged 35 years, | isving from the home of Mrs. W. Coburn, at Fverett mn has been away from his three weeks, The Seattle sked to look him | Ky the use of @ process invented at Bridgeport, Conn., wooden doors are being electroplated with copper or brane. * SterlingPiance, Retcherta'ti0 Union |B e>* rrr f. E. FLLIOTI | Clean Bright Ramaker Music Co. M15 Second Avenue sugar, rice, rolied oats, hers, cate PERSONAL We are NOT MAKING ANY AL- |TERATIONS, nor are we moving jen and fruits, offer, roaps, etc, In large or . a, 33 : Gold a| Bote tee Convenient MY 3 See thin cut in glasses afent is I | 87.0; now $5.0, Gold filed, % 4 ow 2. 2 of materi nex {Vi : Dollars | RC ae pensive : a ins. ‘Third and Pike, Remember ThisTradeMark |. . ” a ~ ; ~~ ~ For al Ye. 5 The Michigan Stove Com- 8 s N pany Guarantees All: Stoves 4 * | | ¥ Ideas 4 NNO <7 | and Ranges. A new car, load The Seattle Electric Co. : Are some times offered. In ry “BOSTON GROCERY | just in. | 907 First Ave. our business th not neces. &/ Dl » _ oes $ sif)"sn'tar lion e niifths $§ 1220-1222 Second § geo. 4. WOOHOUSE CO. HOTEL BUTLER Dest piano for the lenst money Ale venue % The Seattle Home of the Gariand z and Pa i" poantble pa - Setephane Main 1681 4 1408 Second Ave. SEATTLE’S| GAFFE AND | i have to — LLL LPL ® to state the fact and then we rE ‘The buyer for family, hotel, ¥| GIVE largest and] = GRILL. s leave tt wi you to inventi- 31% restaurant boarding | house, 3 GARLAN only first-class Room {he teeth of the eqpention, We an the Bhaneen axecory, . US GED @ European plan | im Gonnoo- have a very large number 1220-1822 Becond ave 8 A Ranier? HOTEL. tion of bargains in second-hand get the low « e Si c , pianos this week freshest, choicest * ALL | plies, Special reduction on @ AUCTION flour, hama, mollasses, butter, M | » ¥ _- ¥ CCCCEC CECE CECE CC CCRC CC CCC CeCe ee Same Side of the Street and Same amall qu " tem, Sataifaction from our present quarters, but are kusranteed or money always t Block as the Bon Marche heerfully refunded gaat b Sd ceccecececeeees, No. 714 Second Ave. we are selling Pianos in the 48 .D, SUBSTANTIAL WAY, as we alwaye did, The Seattle Auetion and Sale Stables hold regular auction sales BARGAINS every Friday at 1p. m., 1210 Western | avenue. Horses, harness and vehi¢les are always to be found here, and/ of every description on sale. At- we promise to duplicate any prices| tend these sales, where you can get jand terms offered you by other| what you want at your own price, firms, QUALITY considered, of | ach week we receive a fresh lot of jcourse. Upon investigation you will! stock. All stock guaranteed by thé |find our statements true, and we ask | auctioneer and not found as repre- |you to call and convince yourselt. sented, can be returned in %& hours | on and the money will be cheerfully re- nded. All kinds of stock, harnese Sherman Cla & Co. |: and vehicles sold on commission. If 9 you need any auctioneering done, ‘ a M. J. Walker, auc- STEINWAY DEALERS Racin Sata ida phone, Buff 1681. BUY SEA LEVEL And make @ profit of 300 per cent. within three months, For particulars, apply JOHN M, DAVIS & CO, 534 Pioneer Block. FIPPPPPIPPDTDIDdDIdID>S a A ELREEED EE DET AEPREM ETTORE EROS ETEEOER MERGE PERE EE GRAND HOTEL SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. Jan. 6th,’ 1902 Seattle Tailoring Co., Seattle, Wn. Gentlemen: - I leave for home tomor- row night. and will probably ar- rive there the Oth or 10th inst. I have purchased a heavy bill of the latest, up to date goods from the best mills, and I think we had better give onr patrons a liberal cash discount in order to turn the stock quickly. Respectfully, J. H. Holland. Note Mr. Molland is manager for the SEATTLE TAILORING CO, 1207 Firat avenue. This letter is a good pointer to act on, CLINE'’S PIANO HOUSE For Reliable Goods Cor, Second and Union Take Syrup of White Pine aad Tar Cough Syrup For That Cough A Sure Cure SERS ROSE REE DEER EET E REE Eee OEE DERE e et eS ere ee ee ee ee) rey ———$—$—$—— Q>27>o0000909 FPPMFOHPPPPD CHC KERR CR CECE CECE CEE 4 a * 3 Head to Sticinnate g Foot ond « Outfitters Rotail 24 ave. and Col Men’s Good All-Wooil Sults Sold Everywhere For $10.00 5 00 Friday @ and Saturday 20 to 50 Per Cent Reduction On Suits, Hats, Gent’s Furnish- ings and Footwear; No Reserve THE FAIR vies's2 1 100 Patterns f We Can Suit You bhosviy Hag 20 d and Your Dog wr n print t ars =~ nd adin meena ge Rainier Hardware Co. N21 First Ave, Foot of Seneca St ar Want ads, eSOOO90 | i Avenu ttle | Want anything, try o8 06 60680 BOWOOORES: eOOOCSCO COS rr reat Emergency Sale Now In Full Blast 3 3 SEATER & COMPANY mae BE eae nS Furniture, Carpets, Crockery, Tinware and Stoves all Going at Cost 912-914-916 FIRST AVENUE, SEATTLE, WASH. 9890090800099) 899906096 000098 1098000 8509010008 eceecete c ( $ 1 - . —— mie es ee ett eee fect wet et OE ue vi; eer Bazyiz¢ =