The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 27, 1902, Page 3

STATEMENT FOR MINERS 8 Operators With Complete Backdown SCRANTO: neys for Unit terday tnwu ing the late abortive tle the anthracite cont : the orbitration com whioh they my charge the proposit Nie came f the Jatter | The state- | VARSITY attor th © commission adjourned for 10 days in pursuance of an arrange ment between the parties to give an opportunity for conciliation ¢ unt of @ telegram which it was un- derstood was written by George F Keer, in the presence of and with the! sent of every ratiroad cone and was algned: by Wayne | Veagh ‘This telegram was written Spoide! making the was the game of the season in Pacific Northwest. The intereol- ehampionship of the state at stake and the rival clevens like tigers fer the honor, went into the game confident gucess, Bleachers and grand- mad alike were filled with crowds enthusiasts wearing the of the rival warriors. the purple and gold of the univer- predominated, of course, but the ye of Puliman colors here and the monotony. hyeoters” were out in force. was tully prepared for the st vo far an they were concern- “Mf the Lord was on the side of lunge instead of the Pullman was sure- to win. p the lineup Washington seemed slightly the better of it in ‘This apparent advantage Pullman's heavy backs. began promptly at 1 vor of } wi (Signed) Immense Crowd Witnesses Inter- { Athletic Park yard run for a touchdown. pared and written by sounsel of both commisal score 5 to 0 in favor of Washington | iueat of Mr. MacVeagh, Mr, Mitch- at the end of the first half. hington to consult upon minor details of the agreement [disagreement between the parties in off, Seigrist of Washington bucked |the meeting at Washington Later the line and ran 45 yards. Speidel|in New York ‘with the indepondent operators, Mr. MacVeagh 3 minutes after the kickoff, This|tions, and advising that the matter be settled by the comminsion in a made the score 10 to 0 in ‘The man who wrote the telegram melto Chairman Gray stating that the was nip and tuck for 25 minutes. |i cui Then Wells of Washington got the | i#ned the telegram to Wayne : three or four days later, ball and made a spectacular run of | "tatty ‘A copy of the tenative agreement | 78 yards around the right end. Helin in the hands of Wayne MacVeagh, | m Company; Carrol D, Wright, and | raced three-quarters of the way |Poobably Mr. Maer | down the field pursued by the entire|Preasion of any opinion. The: facts we have been ready at ell times to consult with any one im interest and make suit was vain. The ball was placed have no anxiety over the case what and Gpeidet kicked a goal, making |ever, or ite results, and shall be ity. ‘CLARENCE 8. DARROW . HENRY D, LLOYD.” ‘The rest of the half was feature- ‘The officials chosen were: Prof. Perrier son TOO HIGH st between refereeing and umpiring the | Man With Gc Commits Su -| TACOMA, Nov. 27—A man, sup: HE MISSED posed to be Jacob Erb of Yelm, | ing by taking a big dose of strych-| THE HAT Rine in & new building, The sutcide ‘collegiate Championship 6 after @ careful reading of t ents ta Roh “a bos parties, and which bh Darrow and Mr. Lloyd went tm the second half Pullman kicked |There was no friction or tinportant day, and after the pference n placed the ball for a geal and ee & telegram calling off all regular hearing. Washington, After thie the main features of the contract. were the same man Ww anh thet negotiations must end. | Mr. Wilcox, of th d met with slight interference and |son Gompens, Garret Be Wein eea | ‘We can see no reasons for the ex | speak for themselv Bunchgrass aggregation. But pur- any reasonable adjustment, but we the score 16 to 0 in favor of the var- oe wna wannue wove | TURKEY 1S foun of Seattle. They alternated Jame. cide at Tacoma Wash. committed suicide iast even: Wan discovered by, & paneer y who heard a min groaning inside, ‘The man was found lying on the floor. Foam coming from ee enemeed’ ty Willies [Ds mouth led to the belief that he | Dryburn the latter's hat off. | “2% suffering from a fit. | poe Manttere Bat off |" Latters found in the sutclde’s pock pe ath, reads aiiting im [tt DY the coroner indicate his Men- | poceeeed oe alias mim | tity. He was about 30 years of age, | pend war dressed as a laboring man. Put 4| was lodged 4 cents in money was found on his oe When discovered @ mrych- jnine bottle Iay by the siticide and with a tin cup. An examination ‘of the cup showed that he had evi- dently put the potson into a cup of | water and drank tt ‘The Colontan club hed its regular meeting Saturday afternoon in Br Coleman's clase room in the Plym. outh chureh. POTTSVILLE, compliance with the request of the operators the miners in all the col- lierles of thie district will work on ‘Thanksgiving day. The heavy de. mand for coal 1 the cause. The product is bought up as as mined, at high figures. COSTLY FIRE OMAHA, Nov. 21.--A Union Pa- cifle storehouse in this city, with all its contents and several freight cars was completely destroyed by fire last night. lous is $175,000. The fire ie believed to have been the work of an incendiary. Extraordinary exer tions were necesnary to prevent the fire from spreading to adjoining buildings. es Fletcher & Carpenter, realty bar. gnine only. oe A Great Success Our Sale of Bankrupt Stock of Men's and Boys’ Clothing and Over- FRIDAY BARGAINS Reasons for our large busl- ness are not mere price, oF value, or quality alone, but the happy combination of all these easentials, and tomorrow we give abounding evidence by of- tering Brooms .......+ 1Be Tenn. Nov. 21—| coats is drawing crowds of buyers |™ 2° #8 Green, a feudint who gained |‘They find every buy they make is «| $2.60 Ash Cans with wooden by starting the Green and/hargain. For example, we sell Woon: | Strips ....... e298 32 years ago, this morn- | socket and Goodyear Hip, Shagproof, | $1.%5 Folding Wire Door Mat home after an all-night! Runber Boots at the very low price | Se White in a maudiin of $3.15. The regular price for these | wire Garment Hangers... 4¢ anaes theaas amex |qoGs being $5.50 0 $6.00. The Out- 1H 4: oy perreation Oil Heaters his daughter, and then shot far Clothing Co. corner Washington 5 the heart. He Wi>| mreet and Occidental avenue. ciate 3.08 the last Iiving participant in | eee 96.00 Perfection O1l Heaters ‘which numbered a score of —_——~+—_—_ pispsdh 2 84.98 Dunlap, real estate. #4 Union bloc®. $2.25 Gas Heaters 82.69 Nov. 27—The cruisers N: ihe and Amazon are about Venezuela to protect Ger- tereatn. Nov. 27.—The Kaiser i granted a special eudi- Ambassador White when the n letter of recall. ov. 27—Ht is an- itively sta today that the Star Line shareholders will Ateey rgan’s offer of bonds, on cash. This breaks hipping combine, Gas Tubing Font PELEED & (28-1217 te Secent Ay |PIKE STREET OPTICAL Co. NI S 417 We aro Seientific Upticians. Cushion Shoes, on the foc Ladies as a slippe our Viiliam Jackson the superior esterday on a charge of ans- and robbing John Martin of pr . - — || Examine Byes with the jatest ana hoes, $4.00 worth of good | bent, meth Wicioe 1a Feaneo shoe value, per palr.. 84,00. | arge.” Bille BRE 4 Pitende of Paward Holmes of Ren- | Our Douglas Men's Bhoer, in TURKEY! TURKEY! J fear that he has made away with ‘all the new winter styles..... [| . . Holmes is given to des- | B28, 82.5 84 ond BS | we ir sar ik in Gur Men's Boxcalt arid Coltsiin [|| finest Turkeys in the city at the ef mulcite. The police were | hoes | Goodyear welted [| mom reasonable price. Calf ana nes | of his disappearance ter- heavy flexible soles 0 us. , ene Sanger pest? : JAMES HEKRY | SEE Our Men's Kangaroo Calf Com , bination Shoes, vamp and to in Ave ‘Phone, Main 408 | 813 We in new styles, wet and wear enti put together an ly FULTON'S RENAL COMPOUND | fo Bright's stating eee tees BOO ‘Our Good for Bad Boys Scho THE MARKETS . Disens ge ee ee —- Shoes, will outwear 2 pair of WHOLESALE PRICES ordinary kinds ae nea” Prices are to any buyer in quan- Bizex 5%. 82.2. 1013-1015 1 mrees on) sail purchases avereue ray a heey 82.00 (Globe Buil “PLUMBING Hot Water Heating. «8 and Estimates furnished C. M, SHAW & CO, etables carrots M@The hot house, gariie, bet Lobe PETERSONS Good Goods ie Be Ey od Ing teitinne., » al ao ai gg Bh Bouth side Colman dock, foot of Col- @ Ib: pumpkins, i@ic } Phone, Black 431, BIN SOcIALOM f Sass) “OAV YS4L4 COOL wn [to the ordinary ru THE SEATTLE STAR held af until 1 o’elo gagemont 1 given by the of fine appearan na 1 al Relief society, Tuesday night abiity, Wed. Bl Armory hall w extensively decor “ Nati ted in greens and fogs. V ore ris a oan | y, Httle The telophone girls gave a, bal ut the Tuesday night in Little's hall, ‘he |@ 1. One uffair was well attended by the many " cr friends of the organization. gb Rees 9s sh 1, Woodinen of the World, give ‘a | DIY Immense ased oa ur aprtn a H 9QOID ayy UE a 12% grind masa de ball tonight in | she Pie in mont tions « being made. wath nrest in hi Lit a ie expected. ‘ Wedding of Mins Dainte Helle |aix years older, im also a very clever | Nee of the bride's mother, 485 | 6 perform ton Hearts of Venue. A reception was] t,he fonts” tement ‘Beattie. ene ae Mar : ‘AUpt 11000 Soq ym ‘Bary tin, Mies Pee Mason and Mason bed! ctb-An 100) UF9q | 1 Ww Rudoly Adolf a pre ‘syueussedeq = Juyysrusng pue soyg ‘eEy ‘8097940 ‘« Third Avenue theater, is 4 Sowted Gauge at oeety pectort Ul PUL 4j9] a4e BING anos 40 9914) SaBKD aLIOS UI—uAxOIq Uclew will b ‘The wedding of Miss Edna M Prince end Howard EB. Lubey will take place some time tn the early part of December, Both are well and Daston” will open th known young people of thie city Warde Company ABAS MOL ® IF YRRD JOF SYDO18 “Romeo and Jullet™ will be given tonight and the rest of this week at “Hearts of Oak” the Beattie theater, An elaborat beth” will “Hearts of ¢ spite of ite ne @ play which, in ¢ is much supertor a Was presented by @ company a little below the average at the Grand last night. Whitten by | the actor hor, Jamed A. Horne, | given Sunday night. | Sanj £nq 01 pojqeua Sura¢ i] 1 parq 1 ret ga en AGAIN IN YSnoyaye pur 43 Aq payyauad sey ayes aorud-yyey yea13 uno snp bea | it i iy lowe clever in conception * ¢ ” iN however, and deals with a love story aay SuatIsquey yz, snoy Sursop ayy 7 that ts distine p and terple puinive to many | te it is bright | © Herne’s mas- ast two heroes ERUPTION Hut heerful, . it ha and no real vi KINGSTON, St. Vincent, Nov. 27. ua ANaa Terry Dennison, a big-hearted |—La Soutriere, for the. fifth tim VHVWO 3YOLS AILLVIs xno sailor, marries hie wasd, under the |sinee the memerable catastrophe of ; " impression that she loves him, when | May 7, rocked In the throes of a vio- INVd “LS she, in fact ven her heart to|lent eruption today. The flow of ALIO SYSNV™ Ruby Darrell boy that Dennison | was accompanied by volcanic SINO1 ‘LS brought up. later he learns his | flerce flanhes of lightning an mistake, and attemp' ray repar- subterranean rumbling Tele ODVOIHS ation by going on a whailing voyage | craphic communication with George- » ©, 01 = | tor 7 ILVNNIONID Die to marry If he does hot return [om the west comet of mt, Vincent Ip NV 1SAR19 IAL the end of six years he yields the thivataned district have fed tor L0aLad to the cravings of his heart, and re- their liven O1vaand — . " = NOLONIHSVM SaOWIL Iva D. BUCK & a | 1404 and Ave. D. BUCK & CO., VIHd Td 0V'TlHdad Clothiers. (Times Building).! Haberdashers. NOLSOd MAOA MAN MONDAY THE a #1094)g UOS|PEW pue yesj4 49409 yi40N ‘Bujpying eq40/9 Moy o64e7 oY UY “OAY 15 Auedwoy Gulyjojs eqojs Aepuy “WV 0€'8 38 ssoulsng 40) Apeoy Aepoy pasojg e10}¢ An LUMOP pryywy,, aq [IM sooud kur yo ,\ 1¥q,, []BWUS B YIM 490g 0} L smo ut ry) Bf OSE ay T Aipeq yur, Auwur ‘99038 4no YBnosyy SIOPISAWIO [je JC nbuoes ‘eqoj9 oul payin sey ‘Xp49 mb sues yno asoy? 07 YDIYM Aq $9dsN08I4 Sulavy pur ‘andy Aauow Luv qsoj 7,u9anq om ‘M07 £194 plos waaq sey astpueypsout éSaavo OHM ) MOLD 243 Burztuosyed Kpoqhsaay Ur SEM 490}8 4NO MONIPUOD 9yy Sey], UIOVNYW ‘LLONH Yd 1 yoryas ug NV ado PUP{ B Jo OM JO BUO S194}, Ald €001 imouy saAau OqOTD Suryooy ut puy AA 41280" schiideaee CARPENTERS BEGIN Tearing out and remodelling our store front. We must sell out much of our stock in order to make room for the improvements that will for a time be in progress. Our store will be better, lighter, brighter, more roomy when these improvements are done. During our improvement sale our prives will beaway down, ~ It's money in your pocket to buy now. Prices Tell the Story Do you consider quality or quan- tity when you buy & watch or plece of Cuft Links, Hat Ping, et of the quality, ble-breanted coats, G5e Buys our $1.00 snirt 82.85 Buys any $4.00 Suit in Stops pain in the back ‘snd Te Buy $1.00 MEN’S OVERCOATS OM Buyw any $12.60 Coat in house, in black, biue and do to PAIR * VALRY BOOTS G5 Buys any $18.00 Cont C. B. KITTREDGE j We at on ee Oxford gra in blue or fy University Station, j | and nat biack kers 1 einen to fit |-——-—— s | | | GLOVES 80c Buys our $1.00 Glove, Greed and undressed kid, all shades. 20¢€ Buys our 5c Wool Knit, folid and fancy colors, 45c Buys our Tie Wool Knit Glove, a little heavier and closer knit than our 2c ones. Bhe Buys our Tho genuine Calfakin Gloves. Oe Buys our $1.00 Bucksicin or Hormehide Glover: $1.05 Buys our $1.26 genuine uckskin, medium welg MEN’S SUITS 86.95 Buys any 910.00 Suit in the house, In regular sizes. these can be depended on for rough wear. $10.25 Buys any $15.00 suit in the houre—no better suit for the money than this—in heme- Lighting and Power Rates Reduced In Effect December 1. ‘Ramaker Music (0. Moved to 1406 2d Ave. Auction Sale Jewelery any $20.00 Suit in the house—thie is a atyt- ish, dressy suit in a great vartety of plain and fancy fabrics: THE NEW LIGHTING RATE per kilowatt hour for the @ Small space allows us to quote only a few of our many eect oan i aetna first 30 hours per month use of bargain Our entire stock, consisting the lights, and be for all addi- of Diamonds, Watches, Jewel- tional consumption, subject to a Fy of all kinds, © Sita Giscount of 10. per cent. for D BUCK & (ee) Sterling Silver Ror- prompt payment ere. Silver Plated and wf *9 ‘utlery, Silver Novelties, Purs. THE NEW POWER RATE TIMES BUILDING, 1404 SECOND AVENUE. em Field and, Opera "Glasven 10 per kilowatt hour for the @|Ja pectacles, Eyeglasses and 60 hours perm erything appertaining to a first-class Jewelry business will be offered without reserve to the highest bidder. maximum, and onal consumptior following schedule of unts for prompt payment thly bills up to $ 60. .10 p.c Monthly bills up to $100. .20 p. c Monthly bills up to $150 Monthiy bi Fredrick & Co. Jewelers and Opticians, |@ Hinckley bik, 715 Second Ave. A ) DI TI Ni | Pacific Coast Clothing Comp y. or fur offic ner particulars, call at r RIVERSIDE 3 - a 000 00 Wholesale H cc $1,000, eR Mal thang The Seattle right at this addition and” “* ™* rohging don't target’ to core aown 900 First Ave., Cor. Marion St, sectric wiht sain ant ora e No stumps, no bru a ery lot Large warm office on the ground Co. 907 First Ave. TCHES, DIAMONDS, FINE JEWELRY AND SILVERWARE Alhert Hansen ee H. S. Turner & Co. \Dantel Jones & Co. 103 Cherry st 117 Cherry » larg! jewelry Northwest. HEADACHES | Laxative Bromo Quinine, 25¢ boxes. Paine’s L Batchellor’s Tollet Waters, Kray rough atingy—n Residents say: “We like to live | High Top, Hand Sewed and [Ml Florida Waters, %c kind..... Be jood = fitting, well-finished vn.” Waterproof. Rodger & ¢ Waters, * garment buys any $1.00 LA tt - jin Brooklyn. ge “4 le, ribbed wool, two orment W. S. Kirk, 1209 1st Ave. Oy eet ee The | — | Red Cross Skin Soap, %e cakes 20e New Strength and V. ‘4-room house, fruit trees bearing. emer ~ STOP Tose F.W. Merrick’ We have a ship HATS AND CAPS JUVENILE DEPARTMENT ment just in of If you have net yet been a patron 8 1.50 Hat; all Y nice, smooth H-tnch of the Bartell Drug Co. think o 81.9% tuys our $250 Bat; years, fingle and doubie- we offer to thone $07 Ist Ave. Gata Sele a very stylish blocks, all breasted. who want to make a ten al cae ahaa re * and shades, stiff * 6 Bu erce In e| Z mae a be afc ed Detter Christmas of Burnt ee! Cure $08 ante os achioksancs. he] quality—ages 4 to 14 years, Wood Work at 10 Kid: C ||| Mormop Kola Tablets, 0c size... 20 SHIRTS in heavy Norfolk and’ dou: | Quick ney Cure ver Pills, 26¢ botties..10¢ € oft and # he house, two c re cures cit kidney and biadder oS aaecacharel gael piece, double, and’ dines: || troubles Ge, ctrle Porous Plasters, 250 kind... Pe Buys our $1.25 Shirt, ex- breasted, in ages 5 to 14 M12 Firet ave. near Union QUICK CRUG CO. 704 tet ave vines sed bros o> 4 Gee tra quality, soft and ‘stife years | We have none but experts in our bonome, at patt pass ar nein prescription department—the best of |few ba: uble checked. 0c size ce Be | Pacific Prescription Druggists. BarTeLtDaucCo. yuep|seg ‘ebpjig sepuexely “09 ONIHLOTD 38079 3HL es rR! Special Prices On Dinmg Tables, Chairs and Side- boards for Thanksgiving week. A gains still left in ting materials are used and each one | Stoves, ete, be: |S aulton Carpet Co. Cor. Spring and First Ave. Coast Steamship Co, FOR NOME Bla Quorn tila, Now 29, 606 SECOND AVENUE. every firth day thereatten, jee Delivery. Phone, Main 603, For Southeaster: Alaska Salting ive Seattle m ov. KL, City, ©f Seattle, Cottage, City. Suis . Every Drop $650--SIX LOTS. | Phone, W. H. THOMPSON 2 CO. | 1408 mes 4821 econd ave. | points, 201 and 202 Pioneer Building. Union 81. SEATTL! STEAMERS FOR NOME TELLER, ALASKA General merchants at above Steamers ATHI.ON, INLAND FLY! ORC ER, PORT HARD. Effective October 1, 1902, DAILY SERVICR. All Night Tel. Main 1029/ Leave Seattle—*) and 10 © ms COLLINS BRO |S *1:46, *2:80 and 6:20 p.m. (Sature Successors to [days only, extra tri 21:30 p mg tore, Sie BY co, | $uaday only, extra trip, 8:30 pm. LLINS, SHERMAN, FOLEY CO, | PUNiny OBiemerton—ti16 ‘oan ihe INDERTAKERS = 3.2 0c°2) dacs a | (Saturday and Sunday only, special ral Directors and Embalmore |*Fip 7:15 Bam) oe, + ed ° | Leave Sidney—7:60 ana 13: tt Aven nd Uuion |g ye p.m sd are) a m.; 6:0 - onney For Pl Parlors ‘Third avenie and celumoia a | MRYINS ameeenienal oF The American Clothier, | Beach only. Fare—60 Cents Round Tri; SEATTLE, EDMUNDS AND Leave Charleston—8 and 11:35 5 p.m. sant Beach take steamers ttle any trip. Sundays. Bremerton and Pleasant EVERETT oo88E° More beadachés come trom eye- 703 First Ave. ‘Tig Peintin) (reser strain than any other cause, Stop| Agent for the Celebrated John B. City of Everett Shirt cose agceaae gle | achean ene cure | | Leaves Seattle 7a, m. 13 m and ‘ rod Bhirte. ibys | aches , ; Manufact l6 p. m. HAMMOND WILLING CO., Sc: cu $) “Seuucuanporrican. co i emry Hensel “Sewssse' || Porvea nverett 9:18 a.m, 2:90 ana ny SEATTLE Bicet, and Beil” |Next to Stone, Fisher & Lane's|| 28 Hinckley Block, Third Floon || jsnome, James 181. Colman Dock, oo tes Store.) | i &. B. SCOPT, Mgr.