The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 23, 1902, Page 1

HE Only Paper in Seattle That Dares to Print the News # # 25CENTS A MONT pone SS ADAMS & BLANCHARD RA J | | . Ne Sudeesi LOTS WEATHER tampa ¥7 : ve , wt daa Tonight, showers and cooler; to morro eae ; é [2g acu 2g tour ae | New ‘Things in Mien’ s Hats near rving; $4 Madingn, #326 The late Fall arrivals—smart shapes, tac tolote; did 2% , z \ A auraber jota in Woat See wit ed to suit all pocket We have the’ be ‘ ats in the | ies } re aightly, with good view, at $126) oi 44 select from. You get what you want save money 48 NOSEVEL : ™» 2 : , po lon the deal. What more do you want s ee 3 ? Herbert $ Upper All Our Hats Union Made | ——— = 9 = c . |] LION CLOTHING HOUS' The newest thing in Soft Hats. ee ees | THE CHELTENHAM.-$2.50 " A Stiff Hat that looks and wears as good as any $400 Hat AT PRESENT THE SEATYLE ELECTRIC COMPANY HAS ALL THE GEST OF IT IN ITS TUG-OF-WAR CONTEST WITH CITI- Haven « Doctor's Bil These meade . ZENS RELATICE TO HIGH PRICES FOR LIGHT AND POWER—BUT WAIT. coe lao gat | THE OXFORD.-$3.50 phinei OUT OF THEIR DISTRICT f . . We guarantee this Stiff Hat to equal any $5.00 Hat. VMelen Carter and Ethel | Mas Sample Both the Cheltenham and Oxford in Youman blocks. OLIS, SEPT. 2.—PRES-|DENT’S CONDITION. 1 Antigg hn near Kirst } STATE THAT THERE 18 NO NEC. HDF 94, Hyrhee Accoriing to the ADAMS & BLANCHARD LT BECAME order ot Chief @ullivas women of | ESSARY CAUSE FOR ALARM, Ub-town’ streets afte dark Uni PU EN 739 Second Avenue, Hinckley Block. y 1 THIS AFTER. apectable portion of the city te to be| coa S$ - | ereonaenanene BUT THAT THE PATIENT {8 ©'##red of the Y Airepptabie s element. | | Young Admits He Killed TT “BEEN REMOV- 4 ONSIDERABLE E aan, nig ue ree oe “CITY HALL |Police Officers Knilis That a Young Woman Mrs. Pulitzer ee Price | ™ oe Biya . ‘ : AND JAIL Had Gone Into a Poppy Shop, They Fob [rou wtih aitetoatna Wow: |p $2000 Overcoat o.. ' BD. M.—PHYSICIANS ARE/ ACCOUNTED FOR HIS SUDDEN) Ned at Derby, Con an the alle . Went throughthe great Seattle fire without.a blister | i | murderer 01 yg 44s paar 20.00 Overcoat ‘ low and Run Against a Myster- murderer of Mrs. Annie Pulltser: | every new length, dark and Ara caer Tataarateee. Glee ae ae OVER THE PRI ILLNESS, Bi sean: the custody ot datoctiven. A great | Medium polore, some with yoke, by the month or year. : crowd was + he depot to Plans for the nroposed new city ious Case |Eatch sight Sf the man. The betes. || See Them in Our Window. ball and jail will be diseyesed by ven, aided by a squad of policemen. | members of the city counell tonight forced # way through the crowd to & Safe osit Bulldin | Aster the special séenian, at Vy bh ie gl : it dal sete gia entrance, where they placed - 0 ¢ ordinance appropriatin 500 the raid of opium joint ,cended the stairs - | Young in a cab and drove him hur- i i : |for the reliet of forent fire sufferers |, During the raid of an optim lon [ence had been Known there would iriediy’ to “police headquarters 701 First Avenue ’ jim the state will be put on final pas. |'? the Wa Chong bul a have been little chance of them ar-| Young appeared to be terror-atrick- |rage. the counct] will adjourt into |ing by Policemen Huff, LaCount and ting the eqoke The building |en at the might of the crowd. if la committee of the whole and the Cameron, a white girl over 20\is a veritable labyrinth and there | he feared violence. There was no 2 ike med new city hall jail Will | years of age and bearing all the |are a dogen “get-awayn” by which | demonst n, the crowd appearing iscunaed. | marks of res bility was arrested. | people can leave the piace. ‘The of- |to be animated solely by curiosity. [fe > Chairman Redward, of the com-| At the poll n he refused to ficers went to the door of the room Claime An Accomplice | mittee on pubite bulla RAS seY- | give her name to Bergeant Stuart in whieh they knew the wes! Young's story of an accomplice ts | feral plans to Muggest. These with fia sid not tell where she lived emnoking and knocked a that he'end one Charles Biting, who vane jothers that may be browsht forward |; she came to be in the dis nd broken |Youtg ‘says, fees in pridgeperc, Millinery | Wil Re carefully considered. °C reputable Chin optum joint. Bh numerous raids before. & entice 7 . Opening | esah, Bodwass We. bepetut thet whe booked at the sation an on Hubbard and Freem: I Sepkars Gat Seton ent theare st Se aa ocd ers Ma pe 4 Doe and locked up in the wom A open the door feveral (m8 |ieft Hiling and the w | Ls sites of the city hall and jail, (cell. There whe cried bitterly ine Chinaman thought the best) for a while, and that on his return | kaate | whnek ts now the stumbiing block in she would not tell the name of any | thing to would © open it. | Bling told him that he had killed friend wh Wid come to her am Lying. en 0 Lounge the woman by giving her chloral in the way of these much needed im- 1 | Ralirosd terminal and tunnel fran- | o oG gave the name of Ah Sing. Once saw the girl veclifing om 8/rribng Eiling is the name in which | |entow a a lounge in & corner af the room, BN* | ine trunk was consigned to Chicago. | “ He Was also locked up in jal, He wing < 0 no pi cursed inf Tne meeting, |e charged with rumning an optum | Was drawing cp « long Pamboo pine | The police at Bridgeport know of j j (i im in u olny and the gir! We charged with and Was Bimos! uncomecinus | The/ one by that name. Young story smoking. A complete opium outht Most Of Net cloning eee einore |Pegarded af a very weak invention wee ohiec ate about the floor and ss y he trunk which Young shipped |} | Pecan, iieiis wit smoking she was almost nude. THe l ey Chicago came back here yester- | aia hh 2» Wehes ase! Y i officers Could at Oner see that pg day and wan opened by the police assistant, Mr. Faben, for the For several mornings the patrol. case was pot an ordinary one. i |muthorities. It contained a lot of pt men on the lower beats have heard girl w ge and pretty bagel f mo wearing apparel, which was p . ; jthat'a. pretty ‘white girt pas been /Rot have, the worm, oul look that |identified by Joseph Pulltaer as be- |{ Sherif brsge 2 ee oe Fame hanging around the Chang [characterizes the faces of most of the |Jonging to his wife. There we: deputios mon butane ther a women who live in the south side. |eeveral articles belonging drawn on the special venire. The | There ip mystery surrounding the | tore inhaled the fymes of the white ‘The patrol wai called and | including gnrmet To the Grand Millinery Opening Tomorrow. Immense crowds taleemen summoned will be required (sbeogea ot the eee TROY | Dopey ie mot, kin, but she dora the Ghinashan wi jail to It, |bloodetained. i ERS See 20h sersece 1 ight’ Notody‘gocg te act *aintt. ot to Non lew poker anaitie.| When. the ak gag arcuned the of |, After a careful examination, the thronged our store yesterday viewing our beautiful Millinery display. na Treat oritens bat oe ape Upped ‘hret pipe this morning ‘when the tion. She refused to give her name | Yousa. were acquitted of ail counec: All peered detighted with the showing and proof of the essettion ‘Attorney Page believes a jury will | She had been anchored south of the re t wae eet onion tel one = — ae iid oe coal tien hawt: A sok was in the inany orders taken. We havea very large and complete ‘obtal: oon tomorrow. Brighton boat house for the past two mornin "ed ~y ~ - 4 s) Pec that tneet of the special veaire |months, and during that time had Information shat the girl had une |resently married and that she live] Captain Titue, of the detective by- assortment of beautiful Dress Hats, Misses’ School Hats-and Smart been p bal nee - alle ney |S ~ 2 ' reau, after a rigid eo! or i aoe Srp Fortdontn of thay otty G98 | “twas the sodenon optnine on the [earned the rogma Into which he was |From conversation she hag with | ESrelich ony further statement trom Walking Hats for Women. You are cordially invited to visit us dar- ‘ome |8een to &9. ie policemen went to some t rol * | Ye 4 ag eB ee eee et ae tes ae eee rae operon? "ihe ‘bullding and cautiously as- thought that har first name la Cora. | gave ona beaten caine ing the last days of the opening. selec of jurors from Peapals Torrey Neve id | | Foie gaye a minute description Any and all Monarch Shirts, among them exceedl: suc an the case. 4 ‘«, who, he alleges, committed Morning Session ‘Whether the Bayard has been tled | SETTLEMENT the murder, The prisoner was then || soft and atiff bosoms, white and Very slow progresses was made in| up owing to the legal aspect of be-! sent to the criminal court house, the case this a. m. defense used | coming a Columbia river pilot | fancy colorings, shirts for but two of ite 12 sel or whether Captain Torrey bh where he will be arraigned before the river, oF the latter have formed a | ' ‘ Stil wom tee aha i consumed tn filti these vacancies. | combine agetnst him can not be as. | *, y 5 Dr. WA. Spauiding was the pee | copes It may be that the Bay ig ey moe Strike Expected te Lawyer Hart, excused by the state on Its first per- intended for use on | | ”" e who ined to defend c N. Koper and y the report that she ABs Baas , with fis after. ‘Aewy wg Ram gd aueened ae is to become a pilot vessel was) ee J. A. Matwon, of Portland, fourth | ward.’ Hart told the reporters that the defense. ‘Thess challenges, with | spread to \-i! her real misnion Sept. f—The rest-| Vice president of the National Long-|his client was absolutely innocent the exception of that of say that she hae gailed to Alaska | dence of Jobn Hanson, on Sixth ay-|shoremen’# Union, arrived in the |0f murder, although he had folishiy were je just before the court read: | with « Party of prospectors aboard. /enue northwest, was entered by |city saturday with the object of try- *, bank stiches st the sight 3 S journed esterday afternoon at 4 lburalare leat night The houre- In to efttie the local to mere dead body Young attributes O'clock after a weary ordeal wh breakers gained entrance through a |'® y ngshore- ble to whiskey and evil com~ jury timber. In the closing hour a |dining room window. They ran.|men's strike, It ts his opinion that | surprising number of jurors who |aacked the houne from top to bot-|the crisis in the situation will be Into the Tombs | were prejudiced were discovered. |tom, securing $10 in cash and & Q48N-Irenched today and the trouble set- LATE i arraigned | Man after man confessed to having ity’ of Jewelry, among Which WA Al tled in some way. Negotiations are| rive, si ate Mayo. On his | Stoveg for heating homes and offices, aoe ge Leeann el aking ihe money, but | ems carried on thie afternoon with |he was formally charged with the Stoves have no equal. rt cause bog totes § Hive eec oy a nd r gomet the the cifle Coast murder of Mre. Annie Pulitzer, and o © Fill the Dove catty in the morning png OP eschs on the dining-room table. |Aaske Stedmielp Company, remanded to the Tombs, without with any kind of wood—knots oF to capital -| the heathen Chinése who live in| Mr. Hanson heard them tn the house, son has been at Tacoma, where pail. Young will have a hearing on GROCERY CO, chunks, let in a very little air, and “ . : Sept. 30 mn unprecedented crowd Ineorporate. the Stove will throw out. suffic! Rev. T. C. Wiswell. minister | songkong have Adopted the ways of eng: = ie it was some member Of |ting the Inte warehousemen’s strike | followed the prisoner from the court. 1389 tne ue nent all day long to keep the largest Sline white man. Clear across the | bic far.ily there. In regard to the local #itua-| house until! he disappeared over the|s 2% cae Sere Soe “> comfortably warm. Come in REWEPAPET | broad Pacific to Beattie they sent tion he aaid this morning: Bridge of Sighs, Into th — writer. were excused on this ground. | orders for bath tubs, and Koon they ya code A 79, SB about the AlneTigte. I believe that conditions here are cae Stoves, be able to enjoy the luxury of very fayorable to an early agree- a bath In the American style. The! ment. The unfair companies show Buyers for family, restaur- If two tubs, which were of elegant de- | 4 willingness to negotiate, If they ants, hotels and boarding AY . and consigned probably to} do not we will fight them through houses should visit this store | wealthy Chinese merchants, were in. | our unions in Tacoma, Portland and 4 cluded in the g0 of the Japanese San Francisco, which are very thor+ oes ify ow BA rp: on your liner Kage Maru, which salied for oughly organized.” monthly supply of groceries T the Orient this morning. There | = ae anon Special quotations for you ff} 10 ARIFF REVISION: now hope for tte ultimate clviltas LILA YOUNG'S HEARING CHATTANGOGA, Tenn., Sept. 23,—] ff here on sugar, four, rice, rolled tion of China, for authorities in such I4ia Young, the mistress of a|Jobn J. Hanrahan was elected grand | o#ts, tens, coffees , molasses, §) M a r matters declare that the civilization | ee Washington street pet, will be er of the Brotherhood ot o- |} hams, lard, canned goods, jain Store—First Avenue and Spring. y Resale d uating Clase | mmocive Siseammn: Senronen bas erred | Northwest Fixture Annex—813 First Avenue South of « nation can be determined by the) goRANTON, Pa. Rept. give fore Justice Cann| motive Firemen. Hanrahan has been crackers, dried fruits, baking amount of soap and water It use. 4 2 hhest Landon, 24 | this aftern ‘charge of rob-| vice grand master of the order for] powder, spices, soaps etc, f Tue Kage had 86 pamengers, 16 of fespectively, marted |Ding John of $2000, in her ars. He succeeds Frank P, Sar- as He Wants Tariff System That Assures| 202, 2"", Chivers, and. the rest | Minos to work this morning nem couple Of months ago, 17 ent, recently appeinted United aren pote aan Lo A We hye way they were attacked by strikers. in the ‘same case was at] States commissioner of immigration. ’. Shannon Grocery Co, f ler oar Stability Without Fossilization bo of 1800 tome incinded Seonioo [Several shots, wore fited and, Voth Wie se tan amaen ok tee MURDERER || MODERN CROWN and BRIDGE WORK pounds of cotton, 26,000 barrels of | pono, tried ner rrest the per-|houre, and at a trial th the superior - a sample of Washington | cemtorm: bute £e, Sizest the Pet. | court « few daye age She was clear. Study Its Merits We make a speciality of this branch of Dentistry, and our facili- 835.000 Of sliver bullion, and | Kiccewstul. There ts much excite. [@4. After the charge Bad been put 204 bleyeles. 4 on “4 inet ¢ . Lita ¥ rae ties enable us to do it at a reason- nts eek. 2-00 cht eazct the anne in| FNP a i aa pita Se age kone ee i EXECUTED GUIDI HAS ETERS 5 fab ach ha! your dental work as you Would like Roosevelt made the most| ination of political partinanship in r4 ‘ i 2g vital po ngh ia |the matter, but the prover aim of] |r See canmty and. tim attorbese. for. ihe to have it done; you will save much ‘thie |the party system In to subserve th Aetense have no fear of conviction . . 06. Bre cost, and yet Rave Werk that tity thie morning. The| public welfare. The decision of thi dela tne H sad ana READING, Pa, Sept, 2—The ox. : is dependable. Allow us to examine hietly discussed tariff re-| question, as of all others, must in- ve HOONER CLOSE WANTS His’ 8ON ecution of George Gantz took place “a your teeth and furnish you with m that consideration |evitably be upon party lines, but Mayor Humen has been asked to| (day in the yard of the county jail : Uipinate oC: tha O65 ae mae piggy 4 Pay oA 9 Bs. fg Mi yer Humes has been ast In the presence of a half doaen spec stolic Delegate to Fix Toe ane coanae eneary 1 fina Hin Mh yoa id boy, + 6 cans first and party men afterward, who in believed to be in Beattie, fa | aroun The crime o wae th S murder Things nt Manila Nature's Near Neighbor ie afided that what in wanted is Daf PB cigs oe beers ee ee f tari ayatem that aaron mablity| , WASHINGTON, D. G- gent lant erate te ther ineger Mey | Of Meyene-old Annie Biter ROMR °Hept: Aadcarchblanon| Strteewerless.:-.-> OO 20 MOrMage co.cc oe without fossfiization, wi « me meerbare oes he Colombian lega-| Advices received “by the Marine | fay, the boy's father, tates that his = ack te. PR 42.--Are hbishop Sicgte—s brigade 1% Pe ns sage Semeesniire, subject,| The mpeech wae delivered in 8 | ttn of Commander | Bxchange from Port Townsend state jgon ran nway from home these venr® ANOTHER Geil (the, Spawn Geineaten, whe FLORENCE DENTAL COMPANY with recom-| ti deciining to stand under an| United States cruiser in | that > is m general belief that|g0, and his family has not heard with him a new form of contract be: DEN AN < |from him since that time. Recently tween the Vatican and the United} 625 First Avenue, Foot of Cherry Street.. Seattle, Washington « pe overnment to | the scho: C. A. Clone tm becal Pewident said; “It may ve|umbrelia, prea ns Se avialh ermntt thas |e oc ae anes the writes states he learned indirect States government, which it is to be transferred across the ’ |ly, that his son te in Seattle, and claimed offers a solution of the re- on the railway |e roche uae the Tare jasks the mayor to try and find him. Hgious diMoulty, without including 713 Union Bik., First Avenue orte ‘American marine settnale soncone - x2 st the recall of the friars OU ie aif tele mow tok ‘ ae aes ty oon far! WILL REPRESENT ONATTOR | a pent as it is understood that the new prop: THE REAL PAINLESS DENTISTS. open. The arms were carried in a| Syne was then almost apattete ‘ot|_ George A. Rurch has bi A clusut oraption oF tai Souttriere (onition will restrict. the authority of ‘All work guaranteed for 10 yeare. separate train. rovisions and was given some aid |pointed a delegate to the violent tho a, Reutty the friars, and Includes a plan for extracted, filled oF crowned’ Fue Colombian legation asserts |Py the Tampico, The Russian shin | Irrigation congress, which will meet | *topped cable repairs which the cable disposing of most of thelr lands. Without pain by my late method that the agreement of its government | jo which arrived in. Port |in Colorado Springs the early part | Steamer Newington was making at fo the gum, | Extracting is free when ether St. Vincent, The cable was consid work is oriered. and with the Panama Railroad entenday, thet the Claas {of next month. Mr, Burch will re 4 . + .- Nall seas, RODDY BRINGS SUIT FOR R $10,000 AGAINST CHARLES) Provides for the transport 1 Stee ve here scat [resent the city of Seattle tn the con-| erable, damaged, and the ship came fave cnassinntion ent cur Setese SON to'at, Thomen £0 cable, BUTCHERS ARE GAINING IN THEIR FIGHT |armed troops. It in co + | Stock st provisions er Considered unsafe to attempt further Gold Fillings ... wy Ae a Re] THE MEAT CONCE AN navy Pn A oye mS The Close seems to have found| @HARGED WITH FORGERY repaira for the present TT Silver Fillings 500 -Gold Crown thought that he wae ac within | very little wind and that of the con . pha oe pba 713 First ion Block. Bt Boon today fled, missal after he had worked there 20|his Instructions, which direct him to | ee ee vee ee ee ee out | oA warrant charging f " ENNE Ont, da pieporite, Donel TONE 2 Laat Urtecmeeal Sraaanne the col ne oar |prevent anything that might provoke | 07"), to Which she hae beat [issued from Justice Cann's court to- ae Saktagen ‘trom | upon Le’ Cobne manager of Binenger | howtilities alons the raliway Gnable tosreturn. The Clove entied |4ey for Hi 8. Mulligan. O. C- Stark -—“" fhe Frye-BrubnCo.|@ co. ¥ wal oe orn Peelsan Pedro on July 81 tor the [swore to the complain PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 23.—Joe of the Pp ior & Sm ey oe Se seg od from Gp : “ lor arrested by Policemen Browr Gans, the light-weight champion, fetion of the lat-| Judge J. J. MoCaffert |Sulsiaw riyer. She was inst spoken |r fe a tiened thet Bulls ) Unlewfully, wil-+|have abundant witne: v lin the Intitude of San Francisco and | Mayou. oa 3-9" knooked out Jack Bennett in the sec- t 3 00 Mously” preventing| his case. |neurly 1,000 miles west of that port. |2ofRed the name of B. Deherty to a ond round last hight. The men were e ave e Ss e th cheek for $25, matehed for six rounds. oth the influence of Goop FOR THE City to cash it cen : " Hr i | Lad taencitanar ot te at in the Ci ‘6. of this city,| tributions to aid w in their fight \Pacie coast for the establlenm <tivaasniivnicapet % futchers whonr the Frye-Bruhn Co, | TAMAQUA, Patenmclte fields |has written Mayor Mumen concern: CHICAGO, Sept, 29.——Hxcitement ALL COLORS—SOFT OR STIFF Influenced to cor here from Kan-linis morning thei prevails the |ing conditions | y bordering on a 3 the jaan City, arrived at noon by traip-lereatewt unrest known ince the project . opening hours of thi trade rein Preventing his getting| sre more numerous than ever. Three| TaMAQUA, Pa. Sept, 23—\of a large manufacturin industey. | They were met at the depot, bY 9 lStrike began. | Gen. Gobin nayr t Be fete Me aTnaRe Revie °°] santa. dept bceantan ver-\f SEATTLE HAT FACTORY, urer who haa| 20a” wer of strikers, and imme-| situation is xtremely forbidding, |about 600 men will , ne | ened at Me after closi in aince De- lattiate ed the locai unio Will order more troops to the weat| making ® monthly, pe 4 | WASHINGTON, D. ©, Sept rg -ntter, closing vente MANTA. Sept. $2-—Captain Per | a. hie ruby’ since De-liiately joined th on Hoe Tul aturbance. ope regiment to i ; P| Gen. chatter reports to the war de-| price was quickly advanced. to $6,| 1% conducting the campaign against | 1111 SECOND AVENUE I te od ears Med at|be sent to Wilkesbarre, and another ter careful consideration nt that there were 34 de Armours are con x the | the reports that | wenger & Co, A. Flint, 0 Fy y ate aie = pe Mahanoy City, where it {s bellev © the beat of his ability from cholera among enlisted m ket, After a strong er ay | he P forta without Hats Cleaned, Blocked and Retrimms? tildes from the form-| First avenue and Birla wi irge of led only quick action can avert blood- | sator of the advantag- the Philippines, between July 10 and ik by the bears, the market closed! the f he Moro casual- y a nplaint he al-[terday. | Fhe Body In Wn jueees, ghed. es of this citw ugust 12. k. the love of & man. The Moro ongus Tye secured his dis-'the Bea! one