The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 26, 1902, Page 1

Pe iguper en2 is in wight for Soattle, ) Water gas, it should be understood, for lower light and fuel jow illuminating power. Under the SUSEREnEEseuucEsesomnaEn {he Bias took up in be~ | LOWE System. as modified and adapts by th @ engineering department of company, ater | People two years ago 18) ne mixed with either Dal Graal 44 E STAR The jotion mada as sych preportions that the resul end, The preci high at that time, that gas Poaiie candle Without bios WILL MOVE y ‘the sul yo this pro- be wold in this thousand, seems destined |by one without tehnival kn: within & tweivemonth, | merci tyne | pellts'gecs rowth has com. Privilege of the Star Co} air-tight retort, while the oll with [i Tartors. is readers today the firay| Whteh Mt will be. tempered @nnouncement of tinens’ Light Citizens’ Light and | tempering iC willl ae bee bee md [ond U Tent enter the arena ag | %¢ an incidental product of the coke umber the old company, | VeD® igase ploneer ange bad Can Use Any Coal business In Se-}) The Lowe coal gas plant now be- | fompany’s plant tn | 40s works will have 9 eapecity Independent, Mal ® now Braeticaily tons of coal a da the .- tort i 5 5: g. 3 5 2 : z machinery buildings are con- ee oe Serene heaper Gas Is In Sight for Seattle and the Nearby ‘* & gas Of high fuel valu put of ination Ve. have th or pgrer conn ‘Will be readily understood when it ts stated that w: Steam through white hot coke ie ‘an led ‘The Star to have larger ‘the aur oi’ by Dec. tat, the mn c ¥ Ligh « cr i ei, fntole Broguct, salting IM Swa ew builaineter ieee act and gas, which Will alag be used for ja ehh ree, by ryveen Union same Busine ms Office: Sunset, Main 108: installed at ‘North Seattie Tatiorial Rooms sine and pany will be able to UP HUNTER yy jal product of e- WASHINGTON, Nov, 26. —- The state department has waived ail question of diplomatic immunity th: would Intertere with the. eoufes i A ‘Te Atner Hun be Kd “Sinertoan ca to sera, At is wha the Y von ins Men Needed ates seam Sono | MINERS = eer in the steam plant rae PLEASED) PR oh oa ge oe Nov. mine workers here bighly a with are confident that| they wilt mow be able te gain more | than 6 10 per cent Increase of wages | and a ohne & by contesting tho _commiga! es ‘The new company will be prepared to serve the distriet of the cit of Brondway and north of street_ when gas is turned on. Maine will niso be extended at ance to Bal lard and the suburbs of Fremont ana ork oy ihe sew plant and mains was commenced @ year ago, Most of the work he Siice lent ‘Méay. “Tivo hundred, ween hel have since Inst suromer been given constant employment and seven ngs af workmen are now laying « fa cunrter of a mile of new cked The new. company. ts ducked by! ROUND-UP OF HOBO ES ome ‘ture has Patroimen MeClurg and Paterson | } in wed iets, Ly! & Sinith, of Syracuse, a made another raid on the hice: onion {I gf iatege imroved re with Jarge Beattie |Catooma tiie, iuorhing. ani) arror eh substantial, are ; ” *‘labout 36 bume i MA ‘ Wasrhingta only to shelter their con: | 4 street saloons. e frat consign- he stockhe'dern of ~ he “ol 6 Be erty, Including 16 Iarm ° herded re | THE SEATTLE STAR. | SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, 1 NOVEMBER 26, 3909 Northern Suburbs GRAND JURY CLUB HELD OVER CHIEF SULLIVAN Story That a Superior Judge Demanded Closing of Cround Floor Gambling Dens and Crib Houses Current in the Under-World Little by little the facts kept bhek | mand that the ral by the police department {n explane- | Pe tion of the closing of al) s sambiing houses In the new te join, are coming to light, Considered in connection with « story that ie now current im the dis- was made on the evi rything Ie prepared for ex~ ide. Threaten to Retailiate The ground om [new red Mat © power of ti jam pe et may that | thay are net ‘elewed to reopen to- 0 not a card Hi be , jwened in ur ed out yesterday, a a 4 to heen | patton, ut in this the ote were | gainblere arp mistaken. hey attempt-|to go upstairs has peen given, and the police say it will be enforced to { though thes oe | brought home to the: ed to get around the question. Fina The order fluences outside the poll brought ta tear upon uv Hd chi nterview with the Star day seemed to indicate. if the whole gambling ed the, ace pe they openty ude i was p Seouaht, represented the more | close every one eine ui oe Jers in the new tender: | were ail on the groum bitter toward the poller an: mbiers remit yest That start. the contrary, i cat gambling Rie only ‘ssapbting: Rages Sullivan as 4m inducement to prompt | now tgndertotn | ketion Paris eekt the street level enous ie faminaily under the there are others . bd, It is stated, hands of a high official of the county mo less than one of the fs Acording to ¢ of the close-up. | whole Blame for the paiice on nl bags gamblers in pertor judges diet ‘The derloin story Judge W the club wie) ith the dre aed a sand i trict say that the oid ten c ‘he Feal Inatigatare | eupled by the new ‘The new some tim a ht Detectives were kept ‘in andl Join nearly al) night to ra new gambling order was enforced, Jong /and nol e ame was allowed in any ef the concert © of the entire town is ground floor gambling, @ by al! the | jack, wa Operators to settle the qui Lpenes 9 ot Daure of labor outelde of « & month lon « Sround-fioor eribe wee aloo brought let he val tenderloins ress was laid upon | bem leged de. | momenta 200ENTS A MONTH THE GREAT FLEMISH OAK HEATER $175 Lot at end of Beacon Hill ear ling $325 Lot, Fifth avenue west, Queen Aund Hill. $700 Mouse of four rooms, 22nd avenuty half block from Jefferson cars. ‘The Flemish Oak Heater is not a new style of stove, but one which has been tried for a good long time and found satisfactory in every respect. The accompany- fhe cut gives a very good idea of Gthe style and appearance of ye Flemish Oak. We will be vw iad to furnish you with @ ist of the many hundreds of natis- fied users of the Flemish Oak Heater. Herbert S$ Upper 10, 11 and (2 Scheuerman Block, The LION CLOTHING HOUSE 220-222 ist Ave. So., cor, Main Be Prices In Northwredt Fiiture Annex 313 First Avenue South. TOBACCO Dept. Exports and Childe Cigars, § for -All_ This Week You Can Buy. Boys’ Suits, Boys’ Overcoats, Boys’ Underwear, Boys’ Hats, Boys’ Caps} ; * AT ACTUAL COST eee ping é Battle Ax, plug Star, Horseshoe, imax. pound Adams & Blanchard, 719 2d Ave. Hinckley Block. STORE CLOSED ToMmORROW THANKSGIVING DAY The old-fashioned custom of gathering the family, relatives and friends together for the annyal Thanksgiving dinner will be gen- erally observed, as ever, tomorrow. The Leader will be closed all day in observance of the National Holiday. R. T, SHANNON GROCERY CO. Incorporated. 1220-1232 2d wh. Phone, Main staunch fir timbers, cov- and reefs alike, with Y. Corrugated iron, galvanized. | Me (from the weather. Every on « foundation of riven” se thick as they. can a although competent engineers the company that this M Was unnecessary, in view of intial bulkhead surround- ihe made ground. @oal gas and water gas aie bullt secording to em, the most motern and al now tn use. ‘This systern | adovted in several large | ¢lites and in Los Angele ook welen on | ‘antages of the Lowe Over the retort method auch tt this | opers | Ha Fosinase blocks, ail of which will use | IN THE NEW | TENDERLOIN| | the new gar. ‘The prexent price of gas in Senttie fe $1.60 per 1,000 feet for all purposes. It i the claim of the old commany, which MF bonded for $1,125,000, that It can not lower thig rate and pay fn~ terest on tis bonda ‘The capacity of the two plants wilt be about equal. The new gus com- noderate ex: (9 # capacity PRESIDENT TO SULTAN WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. 26.— been informed that tomorrow fil be the aniversary of the birth HM company confidently assert | of the Sultan of Turkey, President they wi be able to operate | Comevelt has sent to that monarch Within @ stone's throw beundary of the new tender men were held up, be t dee and ther | at the corner of Third avenue | and Jackson street } by hours afier the assault ana} | | | wry of May he conscious in the er. #He fina been struck on the heac vt pad while the others ro bir He was just able “ > hin | work at 7:30 o'clock He Plent with but three men, oF personal message of congratulation. his is in return for a similar com- sho ; ce and the| me | the p ally enpacity would Maployment of trom five to aight kmen. Oi! Gas to be Made all intents and purposes the comenny's plant is ay oil as will ar ent paid by the Sultan to Preal- birthday last | month. c xchanging | congra ory messages of this | oeun many years ago and ‘observed by most of the Eu siers. Queen Victoria al- ys kept informed with respect to birthdays of American presidents 4 never falled to send a personal compliment was always rect How thi« omplished jon the piversaries of her birth. . & matter devery plumn of rt e muttie r ree ones of thin how- to say that the a sold by the ithe Light & Power Co. wilt bi = Etixture of v1 oul and water guaes Varying. pr but ever of highest ‘iiuiainating power. SMALL FIRE SCARE A small fire started in the P ple's theater orning from an over-hented Jover engine from |that he had | little viele she was call and the blaze was put out witht ne tim's face while the ot noare his pockets, 1 near the Seattle the Grant| the game, street bridg ‘The other robbery occurred at 10:t o'clock. The two men robt n wimp! epped out formail ook o Ber retary Jay than It Sal" the world ever held before. ‘The | ter amount Ie $619,019 HEART OF CITY HELD UP AND $750 TAKEN Mullen’s Kambling house, | being implicated in the affair. Your Thanksgiving DINNER... It wil} nat be complete without some of eur Fruit Cake, Plum Pudding and Mince Pies This Fruit Cake was made last summer from creamery butter, lect imported fruit, and we guarantee our Plum Pudding and Mince Pies to be the very best in the city, Tt ta) thing the thief wanted waa the at the | alleged that he was the conferedate| When he had the money safely his pocket he backed out the down the steps to the street. | Hohemian saloon, Secotid avenue and Cherry |aP4 acted as @ ‘Stall! for the thief, held up by « lone high-| There are several rooms over the) roind in the stairwa thrown it off while escaping, police were Immediately notified and | Yetectives Byrnes and Barck tailed on the case ‘They later arrested Colon, SUCCESSFUL — BURGLARY » Into the Jewelr "rice on Third ayenu ‘eot, last night, and stol Most of them are u oT | wayman shortly after 12 o'clock inst wine rooms, but one of them hi night and $750 carried away . & diackjack dealer |!te been used for gambitng pur- , Who was playing at house was being allowed to run in city above the dead line nerally known, ghee yeaah the poll robbery was committed. fresh ‘yanch.exgs, and this morning to suppress the fact that Fy had been committe The blackjack game was a "| denier was compelled to hold up his The police be man, heavily masked, and carried a wi handled with the alr of @ man used to making gun 1413 Seoond Avenue erate of the robber gained by sawing out the| de door which the thievos pass through a wood and coal The police were notified of the matter this morning, The command “" given almost as soon as he ab th ‘The dealer and the held $598,000,000. “| Byrnes and Barck on suspicion of pinyer prompt Bon Marche Block. ‘Tel, Main 880, Nut Raising, Celery, Lettuce, Squash, Sweet Potatoes, Water Fresn Tomatoes, Pruit Cake, Chinamon Pies and a large assortment Rite Daintien for the Tene The Richmond FOR CHRISTMAS. You can buy this splendid instru. ment on the club plan and save $110, You can pay for itin little, easy payments of $6 a Month ‘The plano is delivered on payment of the Initial $10, SHERMAN, CLAY & (0, 71x Second Avenue, Thanksgiving Specialties ih Mastern Oysters, Roast qT wane » Chieken and Duck our on Depar * ey Hegags Salt Peanuts Cranberries, Piano