The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 29, 1902, Page 1

=| One Cent — VoL.4. NO.160, ALL THE EA RTH ‘Plerger Magnate Issues Orders for Everybody to Turn Over Southern Railway Stock to ORK, Aug. 29.—J, Pierpont ‘a elroutar this morn- ‘he makes the remark- x he has formed plan ‘amalgamation of all trans- ete tm the southe: to stockholders ratiway to follow the ‘of the Reading railway and him control by voting a trust for fod of Ave years. Morgan says * evints of the past 18 months = Pacifie deal, re- ro ity to purchase control “mai ‘Non -assenting are given a Veiled threat they comply with Mor- ILD IS KICKED gan’s demand prior to Sept. 15. they cannot share in the benefits of the voting truat This circular te similar in intent to the one he wed at the time of the organtsation Of the great Steel trust, when he openty notified all fock ho we and tn fact adverts hie plas RICHMOND, General Ande elally announces that fight the proposed Mo of the Louisville & N road with the Seaboard airline, upon [the same lines as those on which ithe Northern Securities fight has been waged. Aug. %.—Attorney n of Virginia offi his state wilt FATALLY — BY A HORSE Year Son of Mayor Zimmermam of Cen- tralia Meets Frightful End LIA, Wash. Aug. 2, horse purchased R DAY nimal, but he became frightened | Feached Centralia, and the body was as a safe! then removed from the train. AT CARNIVAL INTEREST AS THE F: ITIVAL NEARS ITS END— ON WORKMAN’S PARADE IN PROGRESS—MARD! GRAS ES PLACE TOMORROW NIGHT dabor rules the Elks’ today. ‘This i union labor men who can possibiy part 5 : ? | ag & Ey £ #8 58 § i i ! #8 a fl i sé i i ny A oe Nh ne fi site the Ruins a BAY CITY, Mich., Aug. 29.—Fire | arly this morning totally destroyed saa at tle Sate Pa ing struck PREAT FALLS, Mont., Aug. 29.— . D. Stoner, a traveling man, rep- committed “calcids ~ tact , suicide — last by shooting. Stoner formerly @ grocery store in Butte for Zears. He was 30 years old. His Feside in Chicago, — ON FEDERAL _ AUTHORITY BARATOGA, Aug. —John G SX-Necretary of the treasury, fe annual address before Bar association yester- discussed the power of the Petia. es, acquired ok insue with the re- fecisions ot tne supreme court. argued that territories domestic for one pur Wen for another. The fraternal societies pe raded during the week and could ‘not afford two days or more in the ax ing. T'was Eastern Washi end the rom that part from that ef the state Heebed into Lae tty By. thousand Wednesday a: 4 nesday nigh’ justrial street and the ‘rly packed with con- ing, talking, ing and flirting. was typical crowd of the carnival ‘The Mardi Gras ‘The spirit of careless mirth will .|to Newport endif the day inspecting the Na costume, and the night will be official! i uae ly designated as je dancers will have the use of the Armory after 10 o'clock, and the Midway stage after 12 o'clock. Power to acquire teritory Is derived from the same source as the pow: to declare war. The right to govern is admitted as well as the right to acquire, He said: “The constitution does not expand or contract. but ¢: tends wherever our boundartes ¢: tend. the of « country isdiction en- territory di- ture and source of Juriediction ts the same. VERY LITTLE BAD MONEY Very little bad money has been put into circulation in thie city during ly the Elks’ carnival. Capt. B. W. Bell, in charge of the local United Stat, Secret Service bureau, ays that he has been pleasantly surprised at the freedom of the city from “shovers of the queer. The first counterfeit that has been turned in to Capt. Bell during the Rast two weeks was received yester- ay Puget Sound Electric Co. fairly good specimen, a r of 190%. It is light pt ‘aight, but the color ts good and the ing” perfect. ‘Tho reeding and milling ia detect- ive, but Capt. Bell nad no dimeulty in ‘fooling several money handlers with the coin. ROME, Aug. 20.—Mgr. Guidi has been appointed delegate to the Phil- ippine islands, He will WEATHER FORECAST Seattle and vienity—Tonight and Saturday, fair; warmer Saturday, with light to fresh north winds. LATE ARRIVAL Steamer Portland, from Nome, passed Neah bay for Seattle at I o'clock this afternoon. Japanese liner Towa Maru arrived at Smith cove at 5:80 o'clock this af- ternoop WASHINGTON, FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 29, “DO YOU EVER THINK OF US?” LANSDORF, Aug. 29.—Disorder was renewed this morning, miners stoning soldiers while the latter were on march. The soldiers charged an: diepersed the crowd. Two arre: have been made. No one was se ously injured. though several of the soldiers were struck by stones and painfully bruised. TAMAQUA Pa., . in expected between the strikers and the militia at any moment as the former are intercepting men on thetr way to work and disregard the Presence of the militiamen. Hioters the house of William, reops dispersed the with diMcuity. ‘The strikers then released a loaded car at the summit of the hill with the evident intention of damagii mob 7) ‘their way to work. The wild car Tan off at a curve, however, and no one was injured. More men reported for work this morning than on any previous day, TO DECLARE WAR SOON: PEQUOT POINT, Conn. Aug. 29. —War will be deciared tonight be- tween the army and navy, says Gen. MacArthur, who made a hurried trip this morning and is ragansett forts. The engineers immediately begin to prepare sub- marine mines under the matin aj proaches to Long Island sound. Sev- eral barges will be sunk to impede the progress of the invading fleet. ‘The army expects an attack by the finet through the race between Fish- where bie. A morning the Nan- tueket station received a Marconi- graph from an outbound liner dis- tant two hundred miles, The feet of warships has been seen approach- ing shoreward. Tt t* expected that the first battle | will take niace about Sunday night. FIRE AT BALLARD BALLARD, Aus. ‘ocourred in this city af an ; r this morning. The entire plant of the Pioneer steam jaundry was burned to the ground. How the fire started is not known, The plant was valued at $4000, and the clothing destroyed will aggregate $2000 more. Insurance in the sum of $1500 wan) carried. At 10'o'clock last night a night watchman who keeks an eye on the place was in the building and say» was well. The flames broke o'clock from the front apparatus was called out and the boys worked hard but could not save the building. The flames had much of @ start, and in a short space of time had burned down the entire plant.. The firemen succeed- ed in keeping « stream playing upon surrounding buildings and saved considerable property. ‘The Pioneer laundry, controlled by Charles and Frank Pells, has been in operation for About « year. Recently ft incorporated with the Fallard steam laundry, whose plant ts in an- other part of the elty. FOR ASSAULTING A WHITE WOMAN Upon a charge of brutally bea rtle Smith, a white woman, ( Jones, colored, was arrested by Pe troiman Chapman last night. Th It took place in the Riche Both were locked up in ‘The woman was held asa 29.—A destruc. | D8, ‘The diffiouity of yeaterday, in whic Jonfi Ruble. a non-union miner, was 4, has alarmed the non nd may of them are ything ts a h | today. P) ‘There have been no arrests far. MICIDAL “MANIAC | by Demented Woman |_convINGTORN, Aug. Emma Bankhart, a single woman 33 er with a hatchet and fatally wound- led her sister, She then set fire to the |house and committed suicide by | Jumping into a well. |" The mother a: | both asleep at the ti The murderess hi demented for some | family looked on her | tens. | Nelghbors put the fire out and ren. | the sister, but the latter will t of the killing. been slightly cu | yo ‘PROSPERITY IN BUILDING [Several Handsome new Structures Seon to Go Up Ronnelian & Barton, architects, [will let the contract this week for [building a $7000 residence for An drew Weber on Capitol hill, and have |already let one to L. D. McClain for jdullding a 0 residence for Dr. Ontrom on F teenth avenue and Thomas street. ‘They are preparing plans for Attorney A. W, lowin | will build a $10,000 hotel 60x120 feet, three stories high, © avenue, bi These archi contract thin week for build- ing an addition to the sitation academy at Tacoma, which, when ompleted, will cost $50,000 SHOCKS THE LADIES k of the ets will COLFAX, Aug. 29.—The sporti Mra. Mensing w ¥ 1 the inmat stunned by an explosion of dynam: placed under a nidewalk adjoining the house at 3 0’elock in the morning. ‘The explosion was terrific, an ple living half @ mile away were awakened by the report. A plano and other furniture in the building was ruined while every pane of gins was n. Officers are investigating matter, FOILED AT THEIR GAME |Chinamen Try Novel Dodge to Get Into Country | brol th In what they claimed was a burn- ing desire to attend the Elks’ ei nival in Seattle but which wa: a clever ruse to “work permitting bona fide Chinese mer- chants of British Columbia to make short Visite to American territory on |business, #ix Chinamen arrived at | Port Townsend yesterday from Vic- |toria on the r Rosalte. | They reque examination aboard the steamer which was accorded them. As @ result two are now in custody awaiting deportation. Four Canadian merchants, but the two others attempting the Tush act which was foiled by Spec- ial Deputy Collector Blackwood, This is the first time on record where the | Celestials, among their many tricks, er attempted to use the B. P. O. FE. a8 an excuse for getting into the country | Murders™and Suicide! <A: Wa eee 10 BtECAGO. Aug. 20.—Wheat, 60 a4, | P ‘TROUBLE EXPECTED THURMOND, W. Va. Aug. Five hundred troops are now here. Early this morning detachments were posted at Vee mises where trouble is brewing. Where is great unrest, trouble tw feared. ps: As the troops are increase’ in numbers, the miners, far from bein; intimidated, are. more determined, ‘The citizen soidiery do conduct vee with much patience, and seem more than ready to fire or use thelr bayonets at the slightest he license of the jase tend to help matters. Father ‘Conneti advising young girls to keep away from t Campa i being repented ’ Special to the Gtar, MARYSVILLE, Aug. 29.—The Maryevilie Jewelry Company's store in the Comford bullding was burned |here this morning. The entire town ey nw Secape from theflames, in o! = ‘i ie, fire iden change of wind. bringing It from that direction. aided the fire fighters and they succeeded in keeping the flames in the one The joss of building and | stock Is about $2000, with Insurance of $250, The origin of the fire is un. known. A lively flame among some rubbieh in the rear of the store was the first notice of it. COW CASES Caretens and Others Arraigned and Trials Set ‘Thomas Car , 4 with ow valued at $100 when hi knew that it had been stolen, was arraigned before Judge Griffin this d not guilty. Theodore Grunet and Otto Partier, who are alleged to have fon, were alno arraigned and plen ty barge of grand a | “Carstens’ trial was set for Septem ber If, and that of the two alleged thieves for September 9. PERRY. QUEENAN RUFE TURNER’ Big 20-Round Go Promises To Be Season's Event Perry Queenan and Rufe Turner are matched for @ 20-round contest at the Seattle theater tonight. The ring has been set tn position in the stage and at 9 o'clock the principles will jump through the ropes | Hy the sporting fraternity of Se- atite the men are shid to be the most evenly matched pair that ever came |together, Both are clever but Tur- |ner can perhaps deliver a more vic ious blow that his opponent. He Is hard as nails and in return can take |some good punishment. Qucenan's [persistent sabbing at the body may Nay the colored boy out but betting is slightly In favor of Turner, If possible A. W. Crane will be secured as referee. If this can be done all chance fake be eliminated. KLONDIKE GOLD KEEPS COMING IN ‘The Lynn canal liner Cottage City arrived at 6 o'clock this morning with & big list of 180 passengers and $50,- 000 worth of gold, contained moatly in private pokes.’ With the ex tion of heavy rains, the trip pleasant Purser ¢ monia two da | ward Voyage, and Fretght Clerk Mc- Gregor took his place. Mr. Curtis |!@ considerably improved and prob- Jably will be able to resume his d |tles on the next voyage of the nten First Omcor Woodruff also suffered for two days with the same disease, The Cottage City left Skag- way Aug, 25, one day later than the Dolphin.” Bhe brought 4000 cases of prime from Taky, consigned to the ©» and 260 tons of oll fram KXianoe, p= was stricken with out on the u |, | the Northwest PixtureCo., will have | THE SEATTLE STAR. 1902, HUNTING FOR WATKINS BILLINGS, Mont, Aug. 29.—A let- ter from the chief of police of Loe Angeles to Chief Jackson at this lace ef that Philip D. Watkins wanted in the California city fo ewindiing. Watkins is held here for swindling @ hotel proprietor out of $40 on.4 bogus chee This is Wat- kine’ Tavorite graft. and he drawe nearly all his checks on @ bank at Amesbury, Mass. | Might TT Only Paper tn Seattle That Dares to Print the News A # A Acre TRACTS on.car line, | Pioneer ive acres of land on Ren within 12 minutes aquare, ready for platting orem, near Green Lake, ready platted; « bargain. al- |*Pwenty acres, 20 minutes from Pio- neer square, oh Renton car line, go0d location for homes. Herbert S. Upper 12 and 13 Scheverman block, First Avenue and Cherry Street LION CLOTHING HOUSE HEADQUARTERS FOR MEN’S SUITS You can always save from 50 to $5.00 on a Buit here. ‘© mre out of the high rent dis- Our §7.50 Suit is the best value in Beatth oe * ADAMS & BLANCHARD WEATHER FORECAST. Tonight and Saturday fair; warmer with light to fresh north winds, Boys’ School Suits Gi ANT WEAROUT” Brand, it will give you ag, than anything you can buy for your bos i see the Suits they hen ¢ are showing all the new fal nd colbre for boys’ TWO-PIECE SUITS, $3.00 to $7.00 Sized from @ to 16 years. SHORT PANT 3-PIECE SUITS $4.50 to $7.50 Sized free 10 te 16 years. THREE-PIECE VESTEE SUITS, $2.50 to $6.00 Sized from 3 years to & years. nee Pants, 600, 750 and $1.00. ADAMS & BLANCHARD 252 Avense. Hinckley Bloc. BATH CABINETS You ean take your TURKISH BATH At home by using one of our Bath Cabinets. CALL AND EXAMINE THEM. Stewart & Holmes Drug Co. LEADER’ 1 Second Avesuc 1 win ply you wel fo attend. a fe "x Clothing] Aten e.m. Speciale ing of the company at 318 First avenue, but will be operat under the hame of the Fixture Annex! of the Miles & Piper Co. A. le Pipor will be general man-{ lager of beth houses. A. 1. Kasson | | Will retain an interest in the business | land will have charge of the sale de- |partment in the annex. H. E. Glea~ | mon, for several re connected with charge of the business in the ab- | | sence of Mr. Pipe HERE'S SAD CASE nie Johnson, a Inundrens, thin that she ix dead, and in heaven. To {her dinordered fancy, the ugly cement floors of the county gail are made of gold, and th |Jailers’ Keys are th |She believes that Kit drunke haired angel, in her faded bi ; | find the spirit of her hu 1 The woman was itted to the Insane asylum today by Judge Bm- ory. Her condition seems to be the remult of overwork and worry about | a lie she says she told, by jwhich she got $85 when she only ought to have had $24. It ie pitiful to hear her when she thinks she is to St. Peter. She bees him er and not turn her out] © is sorry “Tt was an the money #0 . Just for a Her mania and she will m tomorrow, |ALL KINDS OF — FISH ARE SCARCE| but all kinds of | > this summer, y are cateh ing little more than enough salmon ick Brown, who jh na fish dealer in this city for 18 years, said this morning he never knew fish to be quite so scarce at this time of year, and that he could | | with difficulty supply the Pacific | Coast Co.'s vessels and others with | a suffict the tinny tribe. FREAK OF POLITICS Negroes in Bed With Carolina Democrats awful lie; but I needed | badly, please | ittle while, jis prot |be take t quantity of GREENBORO, N. C, Aug. 29—It is anounced that for t the history of this state the negroe will vote the Democratic ticket solld~ | ly, owing to a split in the Republican party at the state convention. The division was over the sentation of the negroes, . Jority of whom have been disfran- }chised by the new state constitution. Medium weight, all wool, dark gray cheviot, artistically cut as & New sack coat; splen= idly trimmed with strong Ital- fan linings and silk sewed throughou 1220-1222 2nd ave. Phone, Maia 1061. Bartlett Pears We will have to sell at your price a large lot of fancy R. T. Shannon Grovery Co, Wholesale and Retail Outfitters, Saturday Special) Men’s 65-cent Working Shirts .. 38c t As the largest list of bargains ever on sale by the Leader, will be offered. SOMETHING VERY USEFUL IN YOUR Nearly every one has, at some time, realised the tween a nicely broiled steak and one prepared by the frying. The difficulty was to get a practical family broiler, one gulred.but a smait'amount of chereoal and no extra time snd has been in our difference be< old method ef re- No. 1 selle for No, 2 sells for $3.25 ‘Try one, you will like it. THE LARGEST STOVE HOUSE IN THE NORTHWEST. f) OTD /HOCE MAISON 57 SILK SALE $1.50 Silks at 71c Per Yard The splendid colored Silks which have made our window one of the chief attractions of the town this week, are on sale today and tomorrew at— “ Cents Per Yard A GREAT SENSATION Such Silk selling a8 this ts causing @ sensation. If you have not already bought, be sure you are among the first to choose tomorrow from these elegant Taf- fetas, whose beautiful patterns and exquisite colorings are the delight of hundreds of buyers today. Store open until 9:30 tomorrow night. Successor te E. W.., Newhall & Co, McCarthy Dry Goods Co.