The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 22, 1902, Page 1

THE SRATTLE, The Democratic Platform Favors a Municipal Electric Plant. “We demand the immediate construction of a municipal elec WASHINGTON a JATTLE SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 22, 1902, Following is the Language: tric lighting plant and pledge the nominees of this| ” 719 Becond Ave., Hinckley Block, enting for $16 onvention, if elected, to take the necessary steps to that end Invite Y oe »_. We Invite You | © to ten a rformance of these du | ul joonv if ‘lected to nt oe ~~ PANI F LLOWS PANIC |“ To come in and look over the new ! lenoet of the boat . Clothing as it arrives and is placed |] 91 q60 man cottage, close to BY THE DEMOCRATS hone companies doing in stock from day to day—you'll Perks yee 8 ers Doma os (CU of Beattie to live up to| Ak not be urged to buy. If you find we ‘Diit'eant tor e of their fr ar | ete, will rent f $12 Tete ntie Present inadequate and | | here your idea of what the new suit month, large lot, easy tern We f es i 1 should be, we'll be pleased to serve ® favor the natruction and H H wherahip bythe cy ot ae wade, Fifteen Lives and $1,000,000 Worth of Prop- you An exceptiona'ly good value ars yund system of conduits. for all ; Sere ’ weoval ab Waptaiy ‘on pose at erty Lost--Powder Explodes tlerbert § Upper Ownership of Electric Lighting Plant Unanimously Endorsed--| 3 ephon’ and electric lehting . | our streets as w # being an a | First Ward Troubles Smoothed---Comptroller, Treasurer Cor- noyance and inconvenience to pro! NEW YORK, At least Like Madmen |] 12 and 13 Schewerman Block ’ ' | erty owners. sixteen lives we $1,000,000! When the fire first broke out the} vi ye st . H A v worth of propert ed thislonly warning the ate had was | herr, . poration Counsel, Councilmen and Councilmen-at-Large he ater syater of the city must | mornin In the great fire in the Bev. |the crackling of fiaoes, (he spread | Firat Avenwe aul Ohecry not be made « means of discrimin-|eniy frat Kegiment Armory and the|ing of «mnoke and breaking of glam CHARD | j ating taxation upon classes of citl- | Park Aver Hoores were in-|They rushed through the halls Itke & } | Bens. All revenues in excess of main dead ar madmen and women. | Gatwin was nominated jocratic speech, which was recetved| Fifth Ward—W., Welch tenance expense and meeting of just |?) : , ae “wl stan at | oak the Demooratic|with great relish, He said 3000 Re-| Sixth Ward—Walter M. French obligations ageinst the vaysiem, | CHAB. O. CONNELL 1, oc hag eg ie rn, of 739 Second Ave., Hinckley Block ish sane ews ae abled at the Armory |publicans were waiting for a clean| Seventh Ward—Fred Rice Roweli.| should be left in the people's pockets! NORMAN ACTON. | | ite tne aowk bet at te | iG HOU: Oyr Bailey was induced tojcandidate and platform that they| Kighth Ward—John C. Whitlock, | by the fixing of lower te Soni 1Wukeos, bee fourth floor lost his bold and fell to | bis name in order that the | might help ite the city from} Ninth Ward—8. C. Calderhead | Blessed with the bs THOS. HORNE, Denver, Col lithe ground. He died instantly mandard-bearer might | the misrule of the present a mainte Platform ple supply we oppe ano. OBBINS, ree i raul ‘horels eqnues were made by 10 $990 O0O0090900 090000000008 al by pay J ocratic 2, Gilman ico the > HO yons, N One young man was taken from eepeenens seesanuem, one) 7oll bo paving that the Demecratic| a Ward. C. Gilman, Foe eeesten ot it| FRED HOVEY, Lyons, N. ¥ young man was taken f Lowney’s Chocolate Bon Bons a eeasntee fighting. plant Third Ward W H. Moore. | HN WALKER, Columbia, Tenn,|t th story, burr 4 bru jo Fourth Ward—Joha Y, Terry, GOL. A. PIPER, L. 8C_A ‘eh s he reached the grour a Alt ti Site a ctioea «| Tae commie were en-| Pamryseers vary fone a Abe ke a iene ew Fresh This Week i.e. eration lMatideat fecling In the Dem: |Feceas i ado tock. Th 4 Sn Were, 7, inaee lapieeteg WM, BARNATUD, Chicag coring into r mt feel I= | FC ocle @ cor Seventh Ward--C, G. Heifner. | leating li } M i is mothe eon. res ie . Cae make that at least a part of |tees are composed follows, enth Wward-C. G. Heiter, —_| ing assignation hou M Mons . éud'the nan was agua. cas Bach pound box ontaine 18 fi ay Sale fa win, notwithstanding the | First ward having forgotten to name) Ninth Ward—F. A. McDonald | Socom af coe cae ESTHER BSCHLESINGER, Ct ut into the street per Nong a boxe wane 7 ns can majority in the city |anybody at their caucus except for 4 decency and ny ‘i SINGER, Ch dba Rg Ah. Og, SRR will bring. * tssues. A hard-fought, |the committee on credentials. As| £ Uttle arya sen er meee PONTE. inves ocl dene kk hare eked, In the col Always full weight, Eastern prices. 5 ere erte oe oe lolcats Ge crete tear: duscares [pert harmceiews,. Cap only ward ta) in ft s mbes Prisot lar of the armory across the street en’s Panis : couple of contests, the delegates (Part harmonious, ‘The only ward in| We are in fay ; ar of the armory @ ; t pe She ole ihe Program |igreed not to try to fill the other "hich there was an “outburst,” was| amount of in en unidentified Bd ey tee Stewart & Holmes Drug Co pe eee neatly pmo analea” tare was waged at the retmaries bes] good, ender BR6. th | dred, whe wan taken | today terete etill apprenenston that tewar' g 0. tic in its pronuncia- Credentials fare was waged at primaries be- | ko0d or and the F no waa taken | today there te still app : x Ba a bg Navin, preseut Firei| We believe that law ts enacted for| tr Qnconactous ‘|the explorive may let go at any 627 First Avenue favor of the we 1) Eiret Ww area. DW wee ward counctiman, and Wm, McArdle, the ¥ mapaee of maintaining an ¢ rder.| ; ry ad pow i it r n 6 tock that | Zee | 0 BE. W. ‘ laoreet ming the Piet 1iy esndliion nd should be| half an he ng was was not unt oreke na 0900600000 0000000900000 COOSOOOOOS | urd Ward—J. 9. Jurey. |ward in the coancil, “In several of | administered so an to accompitah | in, rulna, ¢ munition |earch for the dead could begin. It Stadia dae calich Asens|' Pete Werke Le Dee |the precincts the honors were about | that Teeult. We imperatively ng the walle aad e de, | was not Jong betore the firemen c . oor J. Ln Jeven, and in two Instances, namely | ™2nd that the existing ine | trom, the armors fre lanitet ern, (ramping down with ghas' bus legantly trimmed and We:to by RC. Strudwick,| Sixth Ward—R. Bi, Bullock. the "Sixth ‘and. Fourth precincts, | Compact between the city authoritica| from the armory fire iknited | the *. Twelve b were found all figed, ta ous aaa ‘of the city committee. | wenth Ward—J. W. Frary. |two delegations were sent to the| and the criminal element sha | i na « 0| burned beyc nition and could cnoten,. werlnai come J. Chureh was directed| Eighth Ward—Lewis H. Legg. convention. The claims of each fac- | &nnulled and that hereafter the city] mass of flames. The guest were! oniy be ide y articles found meres and plain colors; call, but the convention| Ninth Ward—Paul Land. tion for recognition were vigorously | **! PORTERS SOS OR Ole | Oe eee al even Daas ee ne me regular $3.50 and $4.00 eres, &, Shank was Order of Bustness jupbeld. by. their sympathigare | "ale the city. cnsirman. |eacape, Samoa “aq Se Prominent Persons values. emporary chairman and} First Ward— throughout the ward, and before the 9. 14 ti windows and were elthe ed or| Alexander Piper had a tong a See Show Windows for d to the platform by G.| Second Ward—J. Lambert. convention assembled and after its aT; TERRY, Georetary. | 5 then Gated wnprabin anrane inthe oruuy. iis ter and L. C. Gilman. | Third Ward—John Schram. }noon adjournment, loud ___Revort of Credential Committee mais there eeey age mennrasts canes Grand Display ¢ of Bargains made a vigorous Dem-| Four Ward—L. M. Stern. were hurled back and ‘The convention idea 8490t | the face of @ terrible storm of Col. Choa. Burdett commanded the Programme | times personal collisions were ba: the bey the « ese oon and # After two hours’ work | First Connecticut volunteer infantry Ig Lion Clothin by the Sliver Star Literary eociety, | Pitre sein were ny ee teed a” | tar ao moved | oe Gre, in the: Rotel was apparentiy iia the Wer) With Spa is was tas been prepared for Monday's eelling at the Leader. The fol- I] and was produced by the schoai mittee men were to be solected, A. |tlons. <. ¢ nove’ | subdued. once mayor of Hartford Has been prepared for Monde jargaine on sale bere for tomorrow's wasn eplontid ainateus pertstnnatct| wae to be brought up. nw" * |The wan ranted and ‘str. Warner | natelt scenes f nerf was of incendlary origi ‘Silks Silks Ready-to-Wear } OFMANCe, | When the red made a talk for the McArdle men mtr Hh Ar nd won loud and frequent applause. | ., "yy". e @ at yy Seon th ay ped to’ firemen Gemy. this, and say { Wash Silks in rtment 11:20 o'clock, the affair was brought | Eugene Way, as a member of the ets, only a few betng injured. from th ory blage started The best grade of Wash Bi lepa bell he pu « je injured. from the armory arted | .. er drill by Miss Edith Mead's clase| Afternoon Session ery Mo the ing Out Bale $6.00 value; Closing of Sal oy | were excellent featu and were| The convention met for the after- Vat entire’ vewer j" 19e F “ , | cheered to the echo. noon session at 1:90. ‘The first thi aes cat lay, 5 jaches ‘wide: 2 Golf Skirts, made of heavy all- y in Gh)" Miss Edith Mead sang Guai'e|done was to elect T. J. Chu gp y Merged ett che ‘Out Bale? Wool blue mixed material, with Wounds Are Gi im @ charming manner,|W. M. French assistant secrotari Siiat att 40 | fog ANY, Cloning ONL ADe 5 deep flounce, $6.50 vatue; ‘Clos y Wounds Are Given | cn tor an sncnes responded with |The report of the committee on cre- ae _ on | Ghioped Peau “De Boles, every) — ing Out Sale price .......83.50 __ the popular baliad, “Maybe.” Web- | dentiais was read by Secretary Page Vepalt ek the 5 Oy Knows the weartay quale... Onford Gray Storm Skirts, $3.00: Seer Lary. composer of the “Carrie|The First ward people wanted to | permanent organization ity of this qtlk, and that it is Value; Closing Out Bale price dattle was fought be- Nation Nareh,” Played the piano! ring their troubles before the con- | on xt reed yy place; Cloming § 0 -sre+ ceeeerene 81.75 on the waterfront | *¢comPaniments and also several|Vention at once, but they were put |. ary organisation wa. Out Sale price .. + Bid wi fesier way this morn. | Piano selections. Oscar Harris ff. Mr. MeGuire, of the First, ma. aa Ge Then C. € ‘eit. | i in * mosun UNDERWEAR Shit not been for the Inter. | Fave a Humber of fine selections on several noixy interruptionn, but wee nd” permanent, Then co. Hel- | AN Electrician Gives His Views in Figures on Savings Dress Goods Our big site tor the past tow @ |the mandolin. Miss Eva Wricht| suppres: also rendered instrumental music on|®nd a de’ the piano. 1. Then when E the ‘three po! Mt might have re ate fron torm for poy ae BR 4 t t ine! port which was *& plank in fav- That Will Accrue to City by Establishing LAR. WEATHER FORECAST Fair, with occasional showers in evening ADAMS & BLANCHARD, 44-In, Granites are of the most nes, which we want out, ar qualities for spring le ie, Ch Out prices wil! do it: Bo HOH ie | Ladies’ Muslin Gowns, trimmed dein Venetians, In assorted col. § With ruffles; 7c value, Closing ore: worth Te any piace; our) | Out Sale price . 49e Closing Out Sale price ts .,..., 2 Ladies’ Muslin Gow: 496 in embroidery; #0 value, Clos- .59e trimmed jut Sale pri Ladies’ Muslin Skirts, with deep ruffles; 75¢ value, Closing Out Sale price ...49¢ Others with Ruffles of Lace and Embroldery; $1.00 value, Clos- ing Out Sale . Ladi Corset un's Veliing; 650 quality ing ng Out Bale price ....490 Black Clos 26-in, Percales: inted Albatrons, beautt Covers, patterns, 15 trimmed in embroidery @ Out Bale pric 2 value, Closing Out Sale price 22-in, Batinte De 3 ‘ 4 2Be dat ig novelty Ladies’ Muslin Drawers, plain Ju ve you an oppe 3 hem, good quality of muslin t ure new goods 2 S0e value, Closing Out le { their real va »2 price maeynntrar Others neatly trimmed in lace; Gc value, Closing Out Established 1 1890 Fourth andPik NO MORE BAD-FITTING SHIRTS E have just installed the latest machine for ironing men’s shirts. Removes all fullness from the bosom, and makes a perfect fitting neck band. Phone Main 9 ot of the proposed municipal light- the larger man, is —— a warder rained a roar, | ire tion, ropes municipal lig Cedar Falls Station piace about’ the cratic love feast was| Tm» nomination fo or being in auto smaller ante, threatened, but it subsided when the order, Mr Meltner cok the Trernen | ‘The practically unanimous sentl-;the total charge wou exceed tending parties descended from the| and nominated John W i] f the voters of Seatt favor | $75,000 per # clear Mthet it formed a tform. As soon as the reading of | (ne man whe hat ti ; the munipipal lighting plant, | sav 000 per the hands of an the report was coneluded, the row| dicated as the fite y become apparent, makes mea. With this he jabbed |broke out afresh. Sugene Way, whe aesiet ri ene: od probabil nting.| peck until both i! & delegate from the Second, had a| 5 ade a very able and the men were With blood. } ORY m the First objection his sentences te interest, of the Presesied 4 horrible sight was from the F > hie Fe-|' i ead: RR ty engines = avieel od the Republican « pr led i be it police head-| praia Fete | taining proxy », and predicted Mr. ( ithe Star thie statement “ated with Retr en ccsets tives, Dick e Walt aiton, as a friend A Pair Argument fom s sumber ot wounds, sus | Well-Known Seattle Men to °2.))\* he report be t Bt 8. Balle ivered a 1 Fat considerable blood on him, but ; 4 Stath fy 4 a ay of th 4 bout et bar | Build New Plant |wards. Then Mr. If peconded ME. Godwin's tne a re - ' tothe story told by by- the mite aying that Mr. Hail aed h eat 150.000" per 7 a at © headquarters, | ms the the mt thet mn was the im the Mghtt the gmalier man, was the ag-| ber por y f the ¢ the Den age ag op , nw t. He met Kane}, It is learned from an authoritative | t ; ahts within th per cent the t and shook hands | *Urce that John M. Hubbell, vice Tah J. Higine also seconded the 2 Consider This him. While their hands were | President of the Seattle Cereal Com. |'? flah ation of M ; it wun a heavy Jet pany, doing business on Railroad ™ , wel A | , Here then is the balance shee Saw, which partially stunned |8¥@"4*, between Washington and |°t pu A long n was wi y | ntry in the for naider ‘tan. | Main stre: sever his conn in the question of ref C. G. Hetfner n Nn r year over a. tion with that company at the testa back. « inted a . : the contract cc Jequate syn Sie are Bettie of the month ang w n It can be announced that the ticket | du nom t f ntreet 1a clear ad See ee tert whisky future milar | #0 far framed will be nominated. It) M n thi 4 lition of fully $45,000 annually to the his pocket and started is announced that the Elg and said he was ¢ " city revenue. te pen nit pecked off and will have no for the nini because Annual gain to City of Seattle by | oe, mes. ‘Kane then | 2,aaiuraith, the president and inan hte nominee | not made a single promise & : the Cedar F nicipal light and $s ani ro o' Galbraith Becon Com cou le promised a busin adn st $60,000. i em ee ‘This new ¢ fll erect | , Counc at-large have not been | tion and sald he do A ened po be added the new | decided v 1 to p muntelpal by & prive y tizens by Jeaving a jagged edge abou North Seattle. Both| The following is the slate now pre said that he ex-|P* idk Gan tion of rola “Ses will be con-| pared and was loudly Great Saving 1 aan — Sortie weapon in his) structe thoet substanti Mayor—John W. Godwin sed The prop 1 nicipal plant elty 7 ants a tor manner, ar will be equ er--H. Stoel n conducted t f h fequate to petvaae ean the face org ped with th Jern appar H. Winship. mand r a brief #pecch t A ight and ot leah yi oe cost is ex to reach vel an his support to the ws yen nt ‘ beans Milliker nd Glasscoc oret tha and op r © whee M the fighters. pate ae fate may De # ng the _- , @ Wounds were dressed at po pole Milan ation ts [Msdquerters and tound not to . # Byers. nos Se rem 1 power serious nature. At er 1 oy Ba foe the case of #3 Rare charged with fighting 1 Ortental trad Fifth Ward—Andrew Chilbe — not be overlook Sixth Ward—Nell Boy! at Anaconda, He Is consider OLD ne are already 3 h Ward—C. A. Christopher 1 one of the most efficient employ- t tak Platform EW THE STICK Me tm pom hn A FISH STORY; SAR® OF THANKS einbled, believing that the nce for Manager Rus- : $08 ot the tole te stunieipal affairs, | The Sisters of the Good Shepherd 2 erfront will give that part of S« Oe Oe rari gcsagne at Jextend sincere thanks to the kind PMs Only Uptown Birthday | artic quite an tenpetun 1h ie th ars OF wajernie by the, Sressat |What a Sea-Lion Did to a Halibut] fricnin wise nite te Shi’ Kind = W. M. Ruse ot an article of commerce, quite equal @2!4ing citizens scone Sigh nosy Schooner at Victoria ans under thelr care a financial| Avenue theater, claims a per-| to if not superior to anything in that | Party fea hin dpesaration” of grins su terest a Washington's birtn-| line produced on the PaciMe coast, |, f00 F A wierd atory of the deep comes ~ - lly, but he has friends, and . ma ‘ fairs should t >| «wie Feb. & be 'aeetice te board the halibut schooner ¢ | Of these gave him ab ducted in the interest of the indus A, Feb h v-lcame within an abe wing thet! ON PEAR ve him a birthday er seems to t eadiog decor the ' | : 4 law-reapecting elements of |° ne to be « a, aggre ives, while fishing in the northern| ee a’ 4 sAeoune : j community; the profiigute, tn-|fAning winds of anarchy, and to-|seax, “While out In the dory after | Back Irish-Americans Will Celebrate the doient nd yiclous elements should | Ang slots are reported from Moscow at, th plug In the bottom of] Rey, #1, M. Randall, Jr., pastor of y trained and contr Khar J was pulled ou a neal, ; a | Patriot's Birthday artmnents ty & 0 workme ed in the and before the men were aware| ‘he First = M Episcopal nesty, competency and ney | former place 4 currence, the water was up| church, has returned from a meet- | bers Trt n 4 be the test for public employ © eee oie waist ing of the church insurance society Isles, Mr hat » T2Ath a ed of municipal employes asthe mob through an ad ed 0 that io cabo the Cory ipoas © grasp of a wintry storm, and| omit Alaska | Versary of the birth of Robert Er Jed of ike employes in y, the ania OF pptien, but it had ¢ the men will have ev. Randall says he was glad to Kiithman Ke | met, the great Irish patrie " vate affairs tax bur. | ofteet of driving the rm ya MOE) eG tay hy The t back to balmy Puget sound -- Ranke's ball hax be for | 4 ild be reduced to the lowest frensied alate, and the off f the n * the Methoat Ke Bi pues r of apidiy gr ne Ae Ret tote i offe 1 t and pulled the plug Prof, Charle W Dean |} wi a ng city. To the administration | Rem ne ettored. riot-| “One of the men rolled up his mitts Northwestern uni: | the Iife k principles. pledge all the nom ‘wounded Med and) hole through which the water was Partly n of this convention y-seven’ wounded. |pouring. Maybe th a tion wa ; a? r fr tt IL. erie “s : roope were OF-|aadicted t th t aceo habit nd | Lavin. ¥ te J. F temand the tmmediate con-|{ 1 dispersed the mobo at th, |mMstook the plug for navy seal, . A | avin nnigan, tion of municipal electric |'D% +s rand re & highly respe } | i ‘i # of this ‘convention, If elected, |M& More than 100 person An order has been issued by C, w,| Ward him, but all Methodists deplore | The International Trust to take the necessary steps to that ase Threatened Miller, assistant general agent of the| the great mistake he has made juat | ‘sh MADRID, Fe The labor dia-| Pacific Coast Steamship Co, ap-|t the close of a grand and useful | rrow evening at Carpenter 111 turbance sontinues — throughout) pointing Marcus Talbot agent for| career.” | Fourth nue, between F We recognize that the grant of a| Spain ie government believes the |that company & for the Columbia | | Personal friends of Professor Pear- | i f nas Milla) Pu franch: constitutes a con-| crisis is over The ministers, hov and Puget Sound railroad. H n, who have known him for years, 1 “did - tract between the city and the gran-|ever, are alarmed at threats made|headquartera will be at the deck their belief that he ts slightly | ternationa M for tee#; and that such grantees should |that unless the workmen's demands | office nted on account of long years | furn b be ted In their contract ye renee th ¥ will never allo’ A He will be suc Jed as commer | ¢ ( hent h h rimination; but | fon e er 1 ia nt at the uptown office by ¢ i , | GRoTO nan, Fret Youn sguly onversan with Mw 8 y De was fo ent for the] shington last night dt was given | his subject, Bovernient should enforce w righd |docreuse in It Is be ‘oud Basitla rads ba dit vooults wild Bolom ts wemaoval the brivoe of stople food, ldutte daneonda OPEN-ALL NIGHT APrince of Physicians APhysician of Princes , DR.MACKENZIE'S SY ENGLISH CATARRH CURE ‘Sir Morrell Mackenzie, who took care of more reya! throats. and mere every day ones, than any man in Europe, out of his vast experience per- fected this superb preparation, The Simplest, Most Rational, Easiest and most directly applied remedy obtainable for this distressing trouble. 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