The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 31, 1902, Page 1

B Only Paper in Seattle That Dares to Print the News # A NE CENT A COPY #4 4 4 #44 SIX CENTS A WEEK THE SEATTLE STAR. SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 31 FAMSTERS| SOME WILES OF THE 4. NO. 89, 1902. RAILWAY LOBBY (ONTHREE “ARE WISE Work a New Game on ~ Packing Houses GO, May 31.—The situation ie Teanisters’ strike this mora- jeerious, The ntockyards re- fndicate that not a pound of is delivered. Hotels and its have been notified that if ‘gontinue to patronize th ier supply of ive and c ‘of. Up to noon, ad been no violence. Mrikers are in absolute con: met the situation. The packe: have so far persuaded al} men employed to leave thelr and there is a growing sus- that they are even inducing te go forward, apply for the have a nice hew Colts’ re- presented, load up with meat then stop of the wagon at some m point. belief is brought out by the {in many cases this has ha: the packing houses being no- by the police that a wagon with meat could be found the team hitched to a post at more or less distant from ts wit owever, 100 Idle Cars HURON, Mich, May 31.— to the decreased demand for me Swift & Co.'s cars are piling than room can be found in EB to store the meat. As a result, are tied up at the Sarnia end tunnel. “The company has not orders to keep the cars go- as fast ae they come in, and ts a dlockade. TESTIMONY GTON, D.C. May 31 Arthur Wagner, continuing tes- way before the senate committee Philippines, said this morn- he knew no braver or more man than Gen, Be ; It was Wagner's opi it the conduct of the war w: ¢ as any war ever carried He def the reconcentrado on two grounds-duty and a Ci he ™ oks of armed bands, and their was that which any army hed the rules of war. to withhold from aa enemy. He said pburning of villages and towns tometimes a military necessity, ‘a8 waa the burning of Atlanta SE TOWN, May 31.—There is a S uneasiness here over the the conclusion of peace n Fear is felt that the ‘at the last moment will decide the British terms. Commandant Fouche at- B force of Colonials near @ dogmed fight ensued in Fouche . finally withdrew. Mie mmaities are not known. ROWNED BY Special to the Star. YAKIMA, May 31.—Mra. . the wife of a rancher near here, was drowned in river last nolght while on the Upper Wenas. She tos memorial exercise and ‘Yeturning when the accident place. itt tear became friehtened while through 2 smail piece of nced to back river. Mri H could not start the horses wart, and team, wagon and driv- it over the embankment into Mra. Hudson's body wa: d. She recently celebrated 6th birth anniversary. OBS UNCLE t 4 Special to the Star. MUCKLEY, Wash. May 21.—Bur- MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURE, JUDGES, ASSESSORS AND OTHER OFFICIALS FULLY UNDERSTAND THIS LITTLE GAME ' jovernine AS PLAYED IN THE STATE OF WASHINGTON, AUTOMOBILE WHILE “COW” A MILE IN 48 SECONDS RUNS AMUCK INTO A BIG. CROWD One Man Instantly Killed and a Dozen Injured--- May Die---Chaffeurs Are Arrested NEWDORP, Ataten Island, May|and several others recetved minor, Prior to the acetdent. several amali 2—During the automobile speed |iNJurien. |texts had been run and completed e bou the time without accident. In the speed tem tests on the south shore of the boule-| ace'n the st & T. Davis broke the world's steam vard this afternoon, the racing ma-| smoothly er rds in @ 10-horse power loco ine of the Baker Motor-Vehicle and ni mob! «a mile in a minute . Ave way and crashed into the | report and 12 seconds. crowd behind the ropes, almost in-| managem stantly killing Arthur Featherstone | the manufacturing firm, and E. E and injuring a dozen others. Denaer, were riding in the machine It was an electric machine bulit|at the time the former acting an especially for the mile record. it|chaffeur and t watching the traveling at the rate of a mile| working of the valves and pinto in 48 seconds. - When within 200)When the machine bot yards of the tape the machine arose|the crowd, crushing 5 In the air when a tire gave way and|its enormous weight to the group of spec-| them right and left, both men 1 their seats and neither were in jured. the machine tch it was we as any machinery until the tire burst, with « was there any question of its nt. W. C. Baker, head of | came king as could. jail until a hearing is held and their batt fixed. It is now alleged that cause was not due to the b f the tire, but in Baker's Initial aking Featherstone received. the | force J. C. Bogart, Patrick Kenny and Samuel Brick were very seriously in to a howpital Miss Ella Hay, Capt. Thos. Taylor. Mra. Oscar Johnson and Charles |Bowden were also severely injured full testa have been tempe ended. The accident wi mtrol of the machine possible by the immense crowd of |broke afterwards the # that lined the sides of the | swerved toward the crowd. It in evard, it having been a: anced! maid that two of the Injured are in a several records would probab ritieal condition, and may die. smashed. bor that be pubs ree, 160 OROWHED A COMPROMISE SENTENCE IN THE GAMBLING CASE ‘The Tex. Rickard’s gambling that has been hanging fire in the urt for several ks co of re May 31 nee the One of the most Black Sea rrific storms wterday even ath STANTINOFPL nt yeare q jug. It was torna was foundered or drtv today reports had b been lost, and {t is estin been drowned. Include Up to ne t » 160 pe at sons h febroke into and robbed the post- &t this place last i not only in making an es- but also in teaving nothing 7 to trace them. out $200 stamps was carried off everything of cash value on and constituting « cic DDING TOMORROW pee Sabra Wheeler and George | Blanchard the Happy Pair Miss Sabra Whee S moat popular Married to Bachard, of tos @ tomorrow af n sweer a Lia r, one of Fre. young la GHAM YOUNG CITY, Utah, May 71 the list anni- ( Brigham been an a re and t will families. _ COMING WEST thou of th age party night and| Sisposed of this afiernoor Rickards and his dealer,,Gus Bakke | were each fined $100, but t suspended on th mdition ds go out of the gam man Hi Gil @ jonging to the Russian ¢ @ type. HE LIKED HER WORK wr | coasting patrol tence was that Rick bling bust app iid of his ¢ Rosie t into thi mer wife am,” h itting room and pmother had bs W n't h 1 just ur leti the ack monthe ney advine only just o police and intention of keep a suspend be the pr hild nd i only it would probabi in the Judge G $100 againat per action| oon married a fe The vunda orge entered up a fine h of the defenda If Ricks pe al | sertion it An . For a tew minutes this morning a| 4 Judge rr iy at the Judge | 04 him to b e fetver IN TROUBLE Ky rk on | which bound m.| i] HAD TOO MUCH TO BAY IN ROB Rickard has & cupied the witness chair of beating | which he say | keeping his p 1 that t Humes He 00 he gambling pri The $1 ad At paid 2 ana oj v4 ileges urned which he in fit Western Club will be GOT $400, for ret ithe iknapp. Hast Fet = and despises. the BERY TRIAL after # wk An information a tT make her elt, | Mrs. Young with emp rinks {1 living for he t hall on Second avenue She traveled with hi him for awhile, and he reac Wo atreo nw filed in the iwion that she nid rosecuting Attorr better than he could him » divorce was granted and leged offense isa mindeme punishable by ' app ft the congratula her numerous friends, who Amd | the atato law charging vying ariety thea im r f “A JUST FATHER an is going to live in t to be allowed to r Prosecuting h that Hivoree | the of Car wife. | held trial John Degnon ree Ww ¥ May turned | #T. LOUIS 11 i na grand jury stating that the og cent munic ery scandals ‘olved $400,000. The language of the report is most scathing ation of of “criminal insti ute her mpanied her to the court room. | - near hington « thi mornin by P neta, |The al on ~ ¢00D GOLF ity in the cap: of 1 running in th The 5 uting agains sighed torney Fab ed forth t hi | TUxEDO ¥., May national feated F Mar | game at Metropoiltar | ment with 11 up and 10 to play. rh f who sued for Burk hi ewly a was angry be golt . aune } all fr tourna-| Cha SOME Western College Men loming | The tird| 93 machiné | # granted on the} smen to | delen er and | #tt ath |¢ it | night of the had’ punished bis little daughter | fled that Degnon apent @ large sui [trip MEASURES Busy Week's Program for Congress D. ©, May nd a1 to f the t only Ai n tlon and WASHINGTON | Next week in the mark the beginning of the ¢ | pres f congress. wi the Philippi |e brought t ‘ ram for reciprocity I bem f the senate nt June fn th te rnment b but th the Cub The le ur ith out p M on 8 and Tuesday be devoted to 15-minute sp: the Philippines with the under- standing that a vote will be taken at 4 o'clock Therday, That tt will pans in a foregone juston. | The isthmian « bill will then] taken up, te ntinuing to| end of thi The Cuban Iprocity measure will probably be ted to the ne Wednesday. future will matter for & ‘ other the Wert are hard fight xt | be } th | rep lin beet sugar preparing Against the proposed ¢ to Cubs but It is not believe ay the long In the he week w | cupled in ¢ ation of the antl anarchist bill le measure AGUINALDO DECEWED WASHINGTON, Felipe Buencamin state under Agutnaldo, s in| to mtudy American in # © witnens before the ee on tn affairs id he hoped the United his people a just | He stated 1 Me Filipinos rangement for D. | retary former # wh t howtilitie wary, 18 aeeret « of money In hin theater on the night| When Agoncillo cabled that Me- of bbe ry Kinley had refused to receive hi Watking is the woman |@ representative of the Filipino gz charged with employing, |erPment, Agoncil being alleged M iptnon to rebel Pat foc them thetr free fing the people's now they ed Young will be arrested this evening Dewey had promine _ om. Amuin iol, they truste {saow they had bee: a warrant ARVARD A VICTOR MITCHELL PLEASED WILKEBBARRE, Pa, President Mitchell, of Workers, returned today wertern trip. He aid that BERKELBY OVAL, N. ¥., May S| Tv peace taik is without foundat The struggle for the survival Of! ana that nom fittest of track stars from vari-| tiement of the strike is jee for the collegiate) sian of holding a national conv ampionahip wag fought out here| tion of hard and. soft coal miners his afternoon. The meet opened) to deakle what sympathetic action hb Harvard « strong favo | the soft coal men should take in the mulls were an follows: Sixteen-| anthracite, he said was still unset- nd shot put, won by Beck ted. in 44 fect *% Inches, break Mitchell expressed bis satisfaction mile ren, by Wililams at the situation here in regard wo time 4 fninuter 39 1-6 the action of the engineers, firemen the semi-finals, th: and pumpmen upon the eight-hour. run, by Duffy, of ¢ |day ultimatum to become effective 6 ‘second, equalling Monday. He felt that these men rd; the d4-yard run, by| would largely obey the orders to! Holland, of Georgetown, 49 3-5 sec ike galene the Niavhour tar! nde; 180-yard hurdie, by Converse ould be granted, but said he was ¢ Harvard, in 163-6 seconds, 190 jouw to have the men atay at the rd final, by Duffy, of Georgetown, to save the property from d, second, and asyivania, third, in qualling the world’s amateur and running high jump, of California, dat ohen; two-mile run, Bowen, f Pennsylvania, in 9 feet 11 inches. Pole vault, by Horton of Princeton, 11 feet 3 inches. Ten-pound hammer throw, by De- tt of Princeton, in 164 feet 10 inch- May 3f.— Are Shut Out t the BIG STORMS DALLAS, May storms commenc tinue, The Red pr Low, with 1.~The 1 yesterday con river flood is in creasing rapidly. People are moving to higher ground. A $60,000 bridg at Vernon has been Hall has pelted cattle to death ruined crops in a great area. TAFT ILL May 81 heavy in r | Half-mile run, by Taylor of Am- y at, in 23-5 minutes. 220-yard hurdle, by Willis of Har- |vard, with Clapp 6f Yale second. and Cheek of Callfornia third, in 23 4-6 1s Running broad famp, by Foster of Amhert, in 21 feet 11 inches )-yard run by Lightner of Har- in 243-6 seconds atch is . ROME, Gov. Taft is eon-| fined to his bed tr hotel here | with tonsilitis, His audience with | Cardinal Rampolla was postponed to | Monday | | The thus decided with 1 the victor, with 4 points ond, with 36 te, and third, with 27 p NIT. BACK a ul Wi VANDERBILT IS A SOLDIER NOW. NEW YORK, May Vanderbilt, miijionaire to «ail for Buroy Twelfth Regiment, imbued with sense of dut termined not to ow pleasure to interfere with his rallitary Be ange Europ cance Lieut ant Vanderbilt with regiment tod: te This ca and will in in the per nu at Roa a march return LOND( core 2 to 1 May toh b The Engl he Interna at Burlingham to. the Amer th Ame the up won by 1866. ‘The Americans aptained by Fox- hall Keene 8 PROTEST AGAINST WATERWAY CO. | 1.—Cornelius hed plan today, but Vanderbilt of tea la the W for his pre for | wnt Irills pl milit | | tour ae lude thre manent camy Hook, and three out to Lake Mob HOBSON'S JOB 1 of Y the bie works this morning cation of the hydraulle plant Seattle & 1 Washi 1 The report states mpany ts sluicing on Hor between Tenth and Ele nues south. The board in atre Kuperintendent of Streets Little and Corporation Counsel Gil Ham to tak easary steps to rotect th ntere The ard lot th | Wate that t ton stre enth city b of publi on gan and | | NEW YORK, May 81 | Richmond P, Hobson is hi | begin bis new duties as su ing constructor {n the ship I eutenant ready t rintend yard of He week 4 tion of Hid in r ity’s L FRENGH IN BOSTON ewls abethport BOSTON May who eam the n Wer The 1 Fr America monument ained in Bos Rochambeau rnment els now Nixon yards. These one submarine boat, two t oats, t iser Chattano nd the monitor Florida EXPO. TO CLOSE CHARLESTON The South Carolina West Indian lxp Jock tonight w rp n ¢ Heghts in the familiar w dim for the last ti {tion atands unique among Amer jean enterprt f the kind hat it has not bee nelal failure. four in clude enter at the la wport at the for |s : Hotel noon vinite ith Governor Crane and iling and. there was a re f the High School Cadets in the city hall. ‘This after Jelegation paid a visit to oraity and was recely lent Bllot, A banquet rset this ning brings | ener 1 Be | May Interstate anc ends at 1 ident Wag etrie but und} | a, a1.— | 4 truct | this paper i Gold ses f Gold 2 $225 Bold + $250 Bold « $300 Na PAM CA located on the Madrona Park car line, between Twenty-sixth and Twenty- and most convenient resident sections in the city—only 12 The price of each lot is shown on the above plat, and I will |, namely 10 per cent. cash, and balance in monthly we Stander Addition, ninth avenues, ts one Of the bes minutes’ ride from Pioneer Place. make the terme ¥ within the reach of a payments of $6.00 and $10. lot is staked and plainly marked. Twenty-seven arked and sidewalked: city water. The city is now bulldin building 2 blocks from this A REPRESENTATIVE E © WILL BE ON THE GROUND SUNDAY FROM 10 A. M. TO4P. M. TO SHOW THI RTY. F.M. JORDAN 2213 CoLoMiaL BLK. ME Cor. 24 Ave. and Columbia St. Phone Red 66 ‘Tonight and’ Sunday—Clovéw an A thraetenine, +t» stewers tonight, — AY Second Ave. ADAMS & BLANCHARD— Hinckley Block DON’T YOU THINK That the illustration shows rather a styl- ish suit? We have a very fine line of wor- steds and cassimeres made up in this style. The price $ j 5 PROP! Your buviness in the city and home in the country A fine new gasoline launch and 12% acres on Mercer Iniand. Use the launch toecome to the city and back, and if you raise fruit, ete.,.on land for sale, carry It to market in your own boat. Land fronts on Lake Washington and will make & great summer rest- dence as well as good growing land. ‘This will only cost you $650, reasonable terms. FIVE ACRE TRACT Water front at entrance of Sal- mon Bay, commanding a mag- nificent view of Puget Sound, Mountaips and all tle Harbor. Soli rich and well adapted for fruits, elegant home site. Price Feasonable; easy terms, TWO ACRE TRACT On Columbia car tine, Lake Washington, | splendid view ‘of lake, all cleared and ready for cultivation, or a fine site for a good home for a party having business in the clty; several business men having residences adjoining this prop- 1y at the present time; very sonable terms close to is-- Agency for the Youmans Hat—as good as any and better than most hats Adams « Blanchard inc 'sici HERBERT S. UPPER 12 and 18 Scheuerman Block, First Avenue and Cherry Street. Hinckley Block Lowney’s |: Chocolates Superb vt Delicious smile come as the chocolates go. Always Full Weight. 4 “© Stewart & Holmes Drug Co 627 FIRST AVENUE FOR A DOLLAR 2 dozen half-pint bottles de- livered anywh in the city $1.00, Call up phone Rainier Rainier Beer Contains nutritious ingredients, is mildly stimulating and per fectly healthful No other beverage can replace for family or other use. June's Big June’ Rig Sale Starts Monday, Start Monday. MONDAY SPECIALS Hundreds of Bargains of all kinds from every department will COME WITH THE CROWDS, A FEW OF THE MANY SPECIALS ON SALE buys a $1.25 Black Moire. 2 buys 4c Womenm® Fancy buys a $1.39 Black Peap de esta. ie buys 65¢ We buys rimmed Vests an 19 buy Thread Vests, al! colors. she buys buys Women's buys 8c buys 89 Wemen's Half Wool 1 buys Shirts and Drawers 4&%o buy Unbleached Sheeting. Be bu « Women's Black Hose. 2c buys 40 1 Damask atc buys Ye Women's Black buys §1-3¢ Bath Hose with white figures. buys 10¢ buys Women's Fast Black WATCHES, DIAMOND: FIN®e buys 12% Hose. JEWELRY “ND SILv RWARE sh. buys 30 Aibert Hansen 722)5. Opere He The largest jewelry in the | 49c buys 5c Northwes CALMER | it 98c 98 si ‘8 Lace Drawers to Lisle Fancy Wash Silks. Scotch Plaids hmeres. Wool Plaids nlannelettes. reales. ie Apron Ginghams. © Avalon Draperies. 890 Women's TRUE ECONOMY — IN GLASSES 59. Bc Long Mt the eves pert chile Of the nest ma ly ana reasonal Re mak: and a and fort " a MUCHAR TICAL Kye mn 1207 Second ave... Reattlo. Ps All Linen Brown Women's Lace Hose, Brass Extension vc so Women's Fast Black buys buys rouse 0o Turkish Stand § 400 Turkish arf. Dresser Women's Fancy Col- itched Hose. nildren’s Sleeveless special wers. Purkish Stand Scarf, ney Dress Lawns House Lining Lace Curtains, White Spr 0 Colored Comfort mforts. eam Vests men's White Balbriggan ‘ 890 buy Toes Bieycle $1.19 buys $1.99 buy $1.65 buy ' W buys 18 1930 2nd ave lis Ladies’ Suits, Walste, Skirts, Htc THE RIGHT Your money back for $1 $1.2 $ Separate k Tan and KIND the 00 Ce Men's President's asking men’s t 10 W Men's Shirts and When buying articles advertised tr \ wpeak of the Star