The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 6, 1902, Page 1

you.4. NO.167, SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 6, 1902. 26 CENTS AMONTy, PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT [PUBLIG MARKETS WELP OUTIBUTCHERS |..,..SNAPS | ow nu c temettt cn wm | WILL VISIT SEATTLE HOLD OUT Sat ot op ante aren, oe The Man of Pac “yi That De To Make Tour of Pacific Coast Next os esses Spring, Reaching Here in Ma elise ciliccbaaiaa 5 ed fro: t TT ‘pales n than Td fe They noe better ‘WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept. ¢ ) MecKiInk two years ago. Southern in the city, They have the cut end fe definitely announced that Pres-| California will be visited in April tn finish of « Tailor-Made Guilt costing Roosevelt will viait the Pa- order that the party may ‘see the $50, Hand-Made collars and butten- ‘coast next spring, The itiner-/ Los Angeles fiesta. The president ib atready Deing prepared and| will then come northward by easy He sp le lycra tage % president to Benttle| stages, and return to the Eaat by ir lined to the arm-pits, vests fac- ip the early, of May. Bix Weeks | way of Yellowstone park. He will ed—made exactly as the tailor-made. Apel and May will be spent upon | leave Washington City shortly after In browns, greens, greys, black and the rmment of congr in ct cat ee yy white effects, and all the popular fall the itinerary of Preaident' several weeks hunting In Col: colors. Made by L. Adler Bros. & Co., of Roch N.Y. This means there They are Greatly Enouraged | srienaia to om rt tnunmitcent in Their Frye-Bruhn Strike w of Hes high, no grading FINDING SUPPORT | corer wnicty-nret_ ana. mterowe. tot 80x110 and two-room house, $476. An Important Meeting to be Held To night When Solution May be Ob: |Lot Séxiip and nice four-room house ‘on brick piers, chicken how Sarnee lot and all in garden, partly fene- It seems that the market owners| ¢4 With wire, who have refused to buy or nell $ Frye-Bruhn meat are wetting th share of the retail trade at | These are ent. For several days pant, o it | terme, in claimed by the striking butchers, much shops have been obliged to Wiscr's eal geet ese'sed| Herbert $, Upper order to meet the awelled trad gains both tn prices and ting rning three 1 utters who is no better custom Suit made. : ued out ops in which} 19 and 13 Scheuerman block, The best drecsere in the elty hive fe Sail-Pigeoirgnn enaslisemeecte | ree aveege one Snore See, id thie Hine le the Sneak they Wane It is alee pparent that t ever seen. of the FryeHrunn Company Come in and examine these Suite. LION CLOTHING HOUSE cure hi BURNED BY COMBINE Workman’s Plant at Cincinnati Fired by Incendiaries he other from Ba claim they had been told by Fr: Bruba jente that there wae much : work and high waser to Searue ar (F Special Purchase rived this morning, but on learning of the trouble, immediately joined the local union. Four butchers who —F— Hes iSs"caant tases nea comme to tens elty, returned to Ban Francisco this mer important esting Men’s Fall Suits Tonight an tmportant meeting of the committe of 11 having the direc- Lowney’s Chocolatts DELICIOUS. SUPERB. it i posed that the incendiary quiet! y sipped tm and placed a light- ed match among the shavin, ‘The feeling among the union men ie very bitter, not only the brewery, tiem of the strik: a ree will be Take @ box along and wateh the smiles come as the A ain held. Far-reaching m ere tending “s pd ayer g FS A_ Dollar Cuts a Poor Figure as Another Quality Where Pe tie Ralution ot tne gimeuts eat TWO BIG LEADERS Chocolates «0. jarkets Exist it is thought, be decided upon, The| combine, it is agerted that persist- special commit consisting of|[| Men's All Wool Suite, in dark ent efforts have been made by the Mesers. Bush, Casurna and Jordan, and medium shades, 2% #tyles | Dig Brewers to Induce the Independ- | YOUNG GIAL DIES which went to Tacoma to push the! Jent plant to seit out. and the claim ENIES | _,Mililcent Caroline, the 15-year- cause of the strikers there, will make to select from. $7.50 ts made that upon the re of the old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James ita Feport. Gratifying remults are ii sen's Fancy Worsted Suit timat- ‘died “ aaid to have b chieved im that ents Whacy men to comply, it has been intimal Fe Parsons of Auburn. diod there yes: 1 Reve been ashiev > the also Scotch Tweeds, Black ALWAYS FRESH. ALWAYS FULL WBIGHT. BASTERN PRICES. Stewart & Holmes Drug Co. the fire directly upon the brewers Things Are Today |. |ed to them thai they would never be terday. ‘The funeral will be city, as Tacoma in a strong union = itted to make anything out of Sunday mornt: from the residence. town. The butchers there have be- Clays and Berges, & styles to it, nor to remain in business long. Interment wilkbe at Sumner, The fun the organisation of a union. sales oe "810.00 The product of the Independent dead girl was well known in Auburn, Last night « committee consisting Drewery has been very popular, sev- where her family has large circle of Secretary F. A. Tlust, of the W You can save $5.00 on « suit @ral saloons handling nothing cise. friends. Cc. L. Ua FP. A. Henry, of the Sta- These saloons, for obvious reasons. ~ — tionary Engineers’ Union; Arthar have done an enormous business, and PRIDE OF THE FORCE Dunseth, president of the Meat Cut th inion plant seemed likely to be i At abou lice head- H H ters’ Union; Paulus Roehm and N. followed by others. Roosevelt Has Never) ..2.‘r"ssrnent ston avennee:| Miners Going Back to|<” sortmn. "anpesrea betor “s CAMBRIDGE, Ohio, Kept. 6—As| team is the pride of the KEYSTONE, W. Va. Sept ve the atrikere their full moraj and é diack team of patrol horses. r page og me ote metas of i H H ama t Coo! an ‘aiters’ Union in sas AE ABROAD Discussed Strike | wire ,momine we venwsicul, nore! Work in West Virginia | ii yupie maitana sates the pr President Roosevelt's tral Hed rt 1 cond b ‘This in vigge oy nancial t, deputy shorifts and through thio etty the presiaents at-|Crowell nen OY Driver] Mrinding, coal Ralde since the strive |. ‘The le 4 the progress next quarter they will haul prisone so far made by the strikers. After | to the city jail in the day tt Th they withdrew the union voted to PARENTS been received to find the men who for the past tention was called to an alleged io es began, “Many mines are Already in| from President M. Donnelly of the is the theory that has been abso- paper in, which he w r jore men are at work Cutters and Butcher Workmen of 8 age pe: gpa ty gp saying that he had hopes that the the strike. All armed guar ie | Ameren, promi ae ibe moral greatly p Oe eo a publican lead: ot neyivants been withdrawn th mornin, and Snancial support ot it OR a Reet BP WO Ry Be the rejurning miners are jublant. | body, has greatly encou tee School time is almost here. Getting the Wetle ones ready for now wn. president isnpantiy éntered a All former emy wisht to achool email task. When the fire started in the denial and said that neither in Phil | eat Tent en toe ee lene - THE LEADER, always in the Wed, bes accord: adeiphia nor elsewhere had he ¢x- also promiaed that some of the con. prepared for you a large and varied tock pf. thaee 2 —_ Premed eay opinion coricerning the ~ Ceneione aked by the men wil be : te strike. granted. saries. “If it ts a new Dress, Jacket, Hat, Bult of Clothes, ‘The president was represented as saying that the remedy was in the hands Of the political leaders of the | 6 5 skill, and if let state. Avacia) to the Star. flames that the mm VICTORIA, B. C, Sept. @—Ae a ‘Out, The last one was Dullt leequel the Cocos feiand treasure | halls and @ room. When Cap- hunting expedition has wound up in Lgngine entered the building he at j Slaw, sult: | Ab admiralty marshal as cendiary origin. satura has libelied €8@ brigantine Biakeley, I 3 ere found about the place. on which the expedition sailed, for | VER The story from Chicago, printed by Panta, Umbrella, eto, ete., we have It. Come and see. it that the fire in the Howard block was | $2,800 for wages due to the crew. The the Btar yesterday afternoon to the 2,000 for wi was placed in the Dexter Horton bank | ship will be sold after proper adver- effect that Otto M. Thumier, who as merely a pile of papers set afire in the hall | teement to eatiafy the claim. recently died at ea on the way to mot under any metances have fired the building. | ——— Lisbon, was eloping with Mra. An- however, that a firebug was at work and revealed his xe LONDON, Sept. 6. — Seoretary|toinette Young, of Ban Franecisoo, 6 ARDIN AL Chamebriain and General Botha are| who was traveling with him as his holding asecret conference this after-| wife, and who also died on the trip, noon. It In believed the shief topic | is denied by H. Lazare, of Chicago, a CANTON, Sept. 6—The anniv of disquasion is the request recently| how in Seattle. Mr. Lazare repre-| or of the shooting of Presid is BETTER made by the Boer leaders for an in-| sents Bauer & Miack, of Chicago, for McKinley was totally, unobserved in | crease of the fund allotted to them| which Mr. Thumler traveled, and & public way. Mre. ‘BeKinley, ac ; by the treaty of peace for the pur-| knows the parties well ‘ companied oniy by Secretary Wii-| BALTIMORE, Sept. 6—Cardinal|Doee ef repairing the waste of the} Mr. Lazare says that the woman . gon's Gaughter, went to the come-} 41 eountr: ‘The sum named was 3,000,-/in the case was in reality Mre. — tery and placed & simple ath | Gibbons has-eemetemtty tecoveres to ca é Thumier, formerly Miss Antoinette it mass 10 : | 009 pounds, and the Boers are now | orton tad ihe stave tee ate | eee | Young. of Portiand. The two bad | por these busntens Suits you Of the entire stock of the late hour. WEATHER FORECAST Thumier’s parents still! reside in|@ want not only good appear- Mechanics’ Clothing Company, Portland and are people of the high- |B ance and becoming ft but you f erly located and doing t eiltt eerie ee eat standing want cloth capable of long, | alr ea loudines Mr. Laxare says further that “the h i oe aoe EY cikits dicibaleamiin ok tole #6 | Sunday probably showers, and cool- | MILES FROM HOME) a et at! |B honest wear and trimmings wrestaesediasir, Occidental Ave, in : on the turgiary case injthe detective ie a pecullar‘one and for Sroeh_Soush Wines, broken Chicago wife, was divorced | that will stand hard service. the city of Seattle, State of —— ler more than seven ; revenis the inside history of one of | TO HAVE BRICK PAVEMENT Aa araeding tncdaous ot th AE ge om Washington, which is now in years Mr. Lazare inclines to the room of Dr. Alice M-lthe most remarkabie bursiai that mn that th which over tly mn has Med | crath convention the opin wofwan gave the storage warehouse, will be was robbed last Jul Foot. tot City Begmeer Tho Tey. facal Gas | nae DOCS, Sorta eee eat ih the boa whe & blunder made by Wa out the #tor i : nesses to the cart | mente have had to deal with female ment that the ¥ | ling, of Franklin, in the nomination | wire, as he mays that de sold to the highest bidder on long he Will | burgiars, but the police of the Weat ment with vitrified of & county 6 he from the|it part of her busine annoy Mr of the parties interested in| o.ye apprehended few of these very First and Ra South district Thumler ever since ‘ation. Tuesday, Sept. oth, 1902, at 10 4 the bars of | Cisive criminals. The Matwhalt |eompleted. Al Collins is one It ie apparent that dy bore an widence. if | woman admitted to Detective Adains| 1 js sian laying the sewer on Howard avenue, | in the ane of the | Mr. and Mrs: Thumiet « grudge suf, : > by DURAN! toh, Bept. 6—A fire | betw y and Olive street | most ze ‘ this ts the | ficiently er to incite slander Of | @gpepewenues is s f lah that she entered the room by turn P oeot dex a sell ‘chekate even | te Gand This stock consists of High: ing the key in the lock with a pair! here this Wnorning burned the im : ~ beg sf mense freleht sheds of the Grand from his own section of the conven ade Clothing, Shoes, Hats,. of pinchers, furnished her by an | tion floor into the north district, and e . stated that the woman | ~ ‘Trunk & Ann Arbor Railway. Forty an Of te erune, Jennie Mar. |COMDUCE cars were also burned. Edward | before the delegates from that end R | SHANNON Furnishing Goods, Trunk, told Detective Adams that she Woodhouse, a brakeman, was in of the county were aware of what $, Jali hot fee any of the diamon: ‘The fact that the dropping of the | jured in an attempt to move the care | wae going on, had nominated W. J, ole Bags, Valises and Miners he : tered the room of Mrs. | large bunch of keys fastened to the| from danger. The lone is $15,000, Trimble, “of Renton, a south end Lumbermen’s and Prospectors’ thin statement the of-| door key a\4 not awaken Mra. Bev- | nam, for. coudity comimiastoner of the GROCERY Co, P brands as false. erieigh was made « point by those — north Gistric Incorporated. outiits. te tax sete’ aotead ec chber | Tesery never occurred. tbo eatt- until after: the fina) vote had been ae oe NOTICE. — No other but robbery, and expecially the | confessed burginr says that after taken and Collins was wiping the sealed bids will be considered, tell me that the stuff | opening the door with the pinebere UI TING sweat Of well-earned yietery from key already tn the door, she and none accepted after the af ape dd ot take tn | sn the ney alread in the dour, the : Hotel, Restaurant and : his brow. j es» lown t we 5 Then # north end han came out she te the imasoment’ ewan | thorn ‘on the floer, ‘The Mérshall |_ WASHINGTON, D. Sept. &—~| from under Collins’ hypnotic speli.| NEW YORK, Sept. 6—Carrie Na- hour of toa. m., Sept. 9, 1902, at Sore Nod When BMra.| woman will be brought to thia city President Castro's troops gainéd al “What in —— are you doing up| tion announces that the corner stone Shi Su lies which tme a bill of sale for the talked to. the Marshi 4 she finishes serving her victory over the insurgents In bat-| here, Collins?" he inquired in amage-|of the home for drunkards’ wives / % 5 do not think that any ‘of three months for steal- | tle near Caracas yesterday, accord- | ment | will be inid in Kansas City tomorrow on Flour, Rolled entire stock will be delivered ‘a4dmisetons were meade ing to a cable from Minister Bowen. Collins for the firat time looked | Mra, Nation says that she will not joann, Ham, Canned he high bidd ——— DONCASTER, Engiand, Sept. 6.—~ | The dattle lasted five hours and was) about himself—ho Was miles from jattend the ceremony, as she is going |B Fruits, Vagetabies, to the highest bidder. ~ 4 ag: hard fought . home. But he had won his fight to Newport to lecture upon soe! sonde: ea Saar livery, One Thousand Dollars sides and the revolutionary forces | the convention, are be. ¢ finally driven from the field, leaving work without giving notice. a arraign:nent sound tame and other food suppli Three hundred and seventeen men | were ordered to pay 6 pounds da eee eee a low the cost asked elsewhere. ($1,000.00) in U. S. gold coin, or agen each, The entire number STARTS ON _ a certified check to be deposited Announced their intention of qolng STRIKE IN R. T. Shannon Grovery Cow - | TO KEEP TAB ON PELEE to jail rather than pay the money, as a guarantee of good faith by and all were committed. Wholesale and Retail Outfitters h eee beatae & PARIS, Sept. 6<The minister of the colonies has requested Th Sia ER phaslint, of the * each and every contestant for Westgate conditions ana. to. und «pet. & | slatement ‘was refused’ when asked | ae MAN OF MANY indivi i Manent dheetvatory which it has been decided to establish there for by the miners. | Ns ans st SOUTHAMPTC Bept. .—The the individual, company or bid- ‘Wr the purpose of maintaining & close watch upon Mont Peles and arate meatal | great transAtlantic race between dere feiling-t the stock. Ser volcanoes of the island. M. Lacroix will proceed at once to MARINE TRADE | CHICAGO, Bept. 6—A complete ad the Fuerst Bismarck and the Phila VALUABLE POINTS paisa ree ge ae sv fee accompanied by @ number my navy | tie-up of tia bullding “Industry in deiphia, started at noon today when set hadi August oth, A. D. 1902. hia city t# threatened by the re the latter sailed for New York. The 1 former expedition led by M. Lacroix, visited Martinique rds oP aha Slaoter Gonteaccere’ At {NW TORK, Sept. 6—The annuai |B i Sativet cake Labor Commissioner Grout faa Seattle, Wash. after the eruption of Mont Pelee, in May. The members re- AT THIS HARBOR | 20,0" ASS retain te - tone r | weparte of tne’ Ontario, & “Weatern tng hoch, Welle wan aoe picked | MAN Of many accomplishments, tn tent tee nie and reported that there was an apparer e penance HA who, the unions declare, was Railway iasued today states that if|coal and are equipped with wirelesa| ‘Re eve Of the geneal pupbiic. Tt Hon th the activity of the volcano, but that there was no masur- up aiioaan dase charged because he belonged to the | the strike should continue another |paraphernalia, expecting to com-|N&* but recently that a spinster, who Bete there WOuld be ho. renewsl of eruptions. It was on the ort Warden Jensen's report for! ynion. The contractors have been | month the shortage of coal would |municate frequently during the en-| had pent A lifetime in a vain pur- rength of this report that the observatory iden wae sumgested. A shows & heavy passenger | Wor vil rueaday. to a Tt | rench, 29,000,000 tons, and that if ttltire trip: slut of a life mate, confidently en- Senator Knight, after a long conference with the minister of traMe and a large conatwine trade trusted her fortunes to the labor they fail to #atinfy the teamaters’| should be settled now, two years the colonies, this morning said that Fort De France now hae a During the month 61 atenmships and es commiaatone ‘ 7 orn nee no and | ey ee nat saeneion ta | ona be Bet gh yg: bni N commissioner by asking him to find on of 140,00, which undoubtedly would be much reduce 1g Paling Nasele With.e net ion. |Welcr Bo Bulging material Of ady | Would BS readies G6, Epntend Gotan rig aged wens diamianag {De® husband, Now a farmer from Sshort time, The senator also said that while the govern: at nage of 01,712, arrived. There were seenibnetatncitinapalt ) “lup the Sound would have Mr. Grout M6 seriously considering the evacuation of Martinique, It hesitates 44 steamers plying between Seattle sell spuds for him, Wabasdon the iniand wholly, as that course would expose France and local addressed to to porte, which carried 26,217 Ve: t Preis jay ae . . oe reece | "The following let 4 E utbound pas- oliceman Gilbert for anothe y.', oreeres numbered 4.158; out accused of passing | ceved by him today, ts self-expl ‘Three parades have" been hatd. ‘ greater \Bound.t ¢ Map each of whi poh on) mond, Wash, Bent, 3, 1902, ey herotoieos take a j bound, 1,844, The value of the coaat- | cece | wine exports was $1,961,105: of tho| A P orner of| |, * y heretofowe held in thts city, Am- local and coaatwine imports, 2,08 Dear Sir: I write asking you for other, by the Woodmen only, will be time to wave the life of the con. | 28 ene ; summer squ held. demned man. The young man ox TAMAQUA, fept. 4.—Thin morn: | eclipse even the three already | pained afterward that a request for |ing Maj. Gerhart, in command of the ET, the pardon came from the Chilean . troops stationed here, found it hes essary to send soldiers through Pan-| WA@HINGTON, D. ©, Sept. 6 forgery charge in the superior if you can : i A special boat from Seattle, anoth- in the er from Tacoma, and still another patatoes, a Great Success of the Event | trom Sheiton arrived today, bringing minister late at night, and that he ¥ “ jcarrots, beete, i wnainbers 6! e order, did not wish to waken the president ther Cr valley to allay the ap-| Minister to Turkey Leaman cables |c yesterday, The owner, | You can handle my stuff please state at Olympia Wondinen ot the World (B, but feeling sure th the latter parent unrest ct, how | the state department that he haw|J. Ougall, left the team|in answer special features for today ‘or . would grant the request of the min ever, took place rouble Is| gained @ diplomatic victory and se-|etanding near the sidewalk whil — OLYMPIA, Sept. 6.—Today marks|the public, the usual carnl a “The Buenos | ister, he went the message in hia i fenres. ed the wultan's agreement to alwent into a business house. G. A, R. ENCAMPMENT the close of the Woodmen of the/tractions, prize drills by untform ft the Herald| tacher's name. x Ture, Harvey| SOCIALIOTS MEET personal confer ‘or the settle- |neglected to lower the weight Full information regarding fares| World carnival, which has been in| rank of the order, and @ grand ball. fon and pri eres 4 n ; rot el aes eo 4 - ment of the Tor ding claims of | runaways collided with at for the G. A. R. National encamp-| progress in this city during the en-| In addition to these there will ba for of BAD FRANCISCO, pt. 4 chief chemist of he jociniiste meets in Carpen-| the United States The grand visier, | wagon belonging to the Qu ment at Washington in October may|tire week. It has been easily the|the Woodmen, an initiation of 100 Wheat, 114% agriquitural de-|ters’ hall at 8 o'clock tomorrow night.’ who has heretot re blocked the #et-|grocery, on Western avenue and/be had by applying to H. R. Deering, | greatest demonstration ever held in| candidates Into Olympia camp by CHICAGO, Sept. 6-—-Wheet, 721-4, |/partment, is critically il h with 'D. F. Boissevain will speak on the tlement, will be completely ignored | Marion st knocking the horse} A. G. P. agent Pennsytvania lines,|Southwestern Washington. Fully the splendid initiatory team of Seat- 71 5-8. appendicitis, subject, “The Material Interes In the negotiations, down and smashing the wagon. 248 South Clarke street, Ohioaga. 16,000 people have passed through thetle camp No. 6a ‘