The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 4, 1902, Page 1

! | i usTEDITION ‘THE SEATTLE STAR. One Cent [EMBER 4, a5 CENTS PER MONTH 1902 Para ea) wore | ie Scenes of Panic----People are Tram- ep Vat? i ety tn pled Under Foot and Numbers Jump cr fo SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, THURSDAY, DE Largest... And Most Exclusive Line of » ew eee OVERCOATS | sere SP | Seattle's hiahwaymen, afior taking na,‘left the elty shortly. be San thie Ar” ine “Miakore’ ot the |coveer OE Pitieentar avontic “ana To be found in the city. Dy Ht wreath ih le 0 a bakd: thai she tow moda shen she mot the: thies We would be pleased to have you drop in and look them over. We carry the Rochester made garments, which are folly guaran- teed in every particular. $12.50, $15.00 up to $30.00 One Price Plain Figures drug stores sheltered the ue ates from the weather wnttt they could be given di they at once The «irl wives « very accurate de iption of the to the highwayman, whom under the glare Bhe nays there in believed that he | GHICAGO, Dec. 4A fire at 6, was given immediately by the police, | fright, UTR etree Paes this morning in the Lingoln | WhO first noticed it, ‘The hallways! ‘The blase was confined to the third ner aman ‘Adams & Blanchard 719 Second Ave., Hixokley Bik. fe the down-town district, |" tM* fourth and Mth Moors were] and fourth floors and extinguistied | Very Harrow, and in the panic, men| Fourteen bodies were removed and the lose of 14 lives, the sert owel fought desperately to make their] tid ~ ve ons vd | qn injury of three person “= PP why through! Sees were trampled} tion, Many persons amothered in Sete Madury of 10 others. The fire) 4, ana padiy hurt im that’ Wap. | their & ep were found lying in their ; gtiginated between the second and | Many others gained the street clad | beds, Others had evidently groped “int floors Presumably in & 588 / only in thelr night attire.’ The] through the amoke u Figen fron & jot Jott open, OF from | weather was intensely cold, and the |overcoms and ¢el! ) the pavement for identifies- Hi 38 #23 Esl 245552 #3 95 HER YoU? til they Were ) THE WINDS FE 1 Pace, Make Your Skin Rough? up the hallway ohh There were 120 guests regle~| people whe were without élothing | floors, Ten of those now in the hoe- Seed nthe house, ‘They were large- | beyond night dren, suffered conslas[pital were injured by jumping. Mre. SB firmer, who were viwite Pie Heck show. Cols had <bean | ter, Some of thone who were faced Im ‘Phe fire had mate oe headway | them were several women, who | upon « restaurant ro: Pefore it was discovered The ataren | tat ame hap Your Hands « Clover Cream Out the Smart, Makes the Skin Soft, Healthy and Beautiful. Bottle. Mmalk Price. Stewart & Holmes Drug Company, 627 First Avenue on — w to the jerably before they could find shey-| Shepherd of Davenport, Lowa, seised t her T-year-old son in her armas and Take tra rooms and in the j Knocked down im the panic had te] jumped from the third-story window, | be carried out by the firemen, Among | Her fall was broketi by her landtvg She was in- 1 either from injury or sheer | jared? internally, but the boy wea | Santa “aus te AD nounced To - morrow SANTA CLAUS ~ The Leader Next Saturday Morning My Dear Boys and Girls { I will arrive at The Leader next Saturday morning about 10; yelock, as I did laat year, In my “Coach and Four,” or, M_there{ y sleigh. Come down town to meet me. Yours, TRAVELING JEWELER FOR COIN GILDING Goes After Queen’ Goods Man, Illicit Whisky Venders, Chinese Opium Smugg'ars and Certificate Forgers ae & manufactur. rs “ae feweler, wae this afternone in- deted by the federal grand jury an of counterteiting. Tarrant, trist wh! be that he thought the Tndietmante have also cen found money was to be used for jewwiry 7 Thomas Hearden and Jobn/| Crooked Bing Sony Means. for selling whisky to Red True Dilis were uiso returned| Bones aad Peter Mack, two India 3 % ae f es a Sing Son, spokane . / fl | fw 1 gabasiescien tt for selling whitky to Gus * and David Cuvee two Indians pacwived trom a € Later | ffense was committed last war indicted for Look For Our “ 4 & ANNOUNCEMENT —OF AN— ~ 1902 CHRISTMAS OFFERING We are going to give away $1200 worth of Christmas present in the bay, | was master of the British ship Crom. | covered on legstire when she sank that French the crew de- | steamer Burgoyne off the Newfoun@ This |innd coast nome three years ago if Capt. | Nearly 300 lives were lost in the cot. suffer | liston. delay or take his crew from) ‘The sha@haled crew, avith three local boarding house. excepts ere all Eingtinhmnen. * The shanghated sailors claim that six of them, Tom Teylor, Phil Rob halt a dozen runners and toughs erteon, 8. Burke. H. Witlowdem, John were employed to watch them while farrison and L. Brannow, went to absolutely free. thet, and they claim it was the In- tention to make them work the whole th without + Main Store, First Avenue and Spring Street. Northweat Fixture Annex 313 First Avenue South, law: i, Prent Donn ty a Walter man for ¥. Me was in Turned Loose ent to defraud. The) for passing counterfeit cote, were. re- OLO FATHER TIME 0 iF YOU CAN'T DO BETTER WORK, YOU SHOULD SHUT UP 6 moved his lieaned frum jail to day. The ma ONE MARRIAGE IN THAI - DS UP IN A WRECK NOWADAYS, THE NEWSPAPERS TELL U ter Was sent to the dead letter offce, loient to Justify their trial. The pris | and the several [and susequently given to the secret were Chartes H. Hooper, Jotn seevice ureau. Donnell in in custody Roeper and t's defense _at_hie| of the sheriff. : PITTSBURG, Pa, Dee. 4 ] ords in the history of Turna , i 2 broken by the Ue) gour THe CRIMINALG—PARLOR HOUSES TO GO three months ago. learned by the company that none monthly promise to “cleanin the residence districts of the furnaces would undertake the task| That triminaia” Thin pogeies | he | that have long been negiectad. There )in the time desired. it wae conclud-j two days in the Occidental bathhense ber of men on duty at night. yorery the company’s own workmen ° ours each. The firet patrol (questionable. character. will struct it ourcent et the van: aboard the ‘the other two patrom| chief says, every known crook Will United States Steel Corpora. | 12 satlors whe came hours each. be driven out of the city. Hon bullding all its furnaces with ad bey 4 last evening, ington street will go soon,” hse the arrived from Tacoma T nef this morning. “The paved dis- | to secure a crew. Her mai patrol Ms few anys that they will be men cheaper from a West at neon, te | Lg ‘hour, |to remain open where @ey boarding houre, which waa ¢ ~ |i “fi rant, wrote nd Jury for us the] Bix prisoners held /sinee inet July place oa Fesidence and Lennells let- [jury considered the evidence insuffi 8 HOURS OF PATROLMEN AND SAYS HE WILL OLEAN of Potier Sullivan is out with! Policemen will be det of the coutracting firms who build PE Sa of his ba cay Moony Ae fi yl. Sete ever ee eS CREAR SRO NENG: it Bealtle with the intention | paleemen will hereafter ‘work 11/fhrown in Jail. and if possible, 0 he tre ic te aka. wit result In the |#niD Laareo Law sis the story he order given the| “The houses of i!) fame on Wash- own men. ‘The Largo Law, Capt. He jtrtet wil) be cleaned out. fused to take on a crOw at tha! of these so-called “parlor houses’ | from the satior boarding house = work until 12 o'clock noon. }now very short, and it mony be Bet a but «| ers, claiming that he could seeu: the emai t Sis alowed to be aay | lished two weeke ago. ‘ E fie a oat wath saidnlene ed in saloons when only checka are It i the cuntom of vend 4 “The “ertmpinir”, wan |the vessel wan bound for that © on auty at Si used. Th British ships to pay or ato oa on Ramet ai : a } and fe he w hen we learned. soon after be ing. and han been | to. clone ‘ tailed t bys Smog Sow ing placed aboard the #hip, that the | However, the chiet Largo Law was going to South Afri- The LION CLOTHING HOUSE this patrol will repert at! any games to run | ere 70 w | ca instead of home, we determined wilt be relieved at $a mi where there 6S fo Jump overboare and ewim —_ 220-222 1st Ave. So., cor, Main — \Tobin On Trial For ais ¢ |"echer tum stay abearé, The ves- Feast. Sian but Capt prosecute violatore Se lawn, | fel w nen cheaper at the new West for the protection of seame boom Snchored-net: far from 6 lone and we believed we | leowid reach them. When the Fritish | 00 s§ Fleece deputy consul came aboard with the the | papers for us to slgn, we ref Ways of the “Crim Whe “crimpa” & seaman, Sickening Crime = [etir'tiace A Clever Trick Kt ereme that « local “boarding | they not only get a bonus from the aR, YORK: Teh. 47 Thain | House’ which tsa branch of thetpnelinaster, of the shi *y elly, alias Tobin, was on trial o ” 2 jat panied of athe | ae = i elf and we went ashore on the this morning upon the charge Of ischeme of murdering Captain Craft, His attor- lattice, ney tried to have an insanity com- |The low Audasion appoinied to examine Tobin | ing to the. 6 Wanderer The ship was already to pA pmy an- | tut nine drag [chor. ut the captain could not help Lined rival at West Bé-|econvert them to their own uso on the |) p Plane to defeat Wt. | pea that the salior was in debt at weeded + the om or ‘Tuesday Dec and King watched em od in wd | th ding house.” ny [ue all nicht while we were Mm. the $1.50 each of imprisoned @em-| Usually the seaman ie made They were armed with Seeeask ¢ o id de D ba thhe . Fee aoe, Dee ee et oe ete oeyiee, [Colts revolvers and had three bull. |Houge of five rooms, rew, built this he others nut to petit he fe far Out'from land. And|dogm on hand berides, About 11) SPTing. owner hus been holding when they were | at the end of the voyage he in coolly o'clock we were taken to Seattic on} — at $1860, but is about to leave without giving the ark Law linformed that he has already drawn |the dvance and then tr - Sii0e.” and haa reduced price to fensive vapor for his moi The tug Wanderer went from the}a large part of his wager ferred to the tug Evergreen, which slight 1 pe inte the * ent chance to escep 4 was out off and thrown |bunkers during the afternoun t@ tow! Capt. Henderson of the Largo Law ! SS Oe — —OomuEwewes—=ewus pure atraonphere of Heacon Hill were. basement furnace. The! | "er | “|F ALLS DEAD Herbert S. Upper | 10, 11 and 12 Bebeuemman Blook, in sceording to him, the featurenof the | tench attracted attention, which Fifet avenue and Cherry street. prevailed upon ship's pape aboard th Paptain Cr , izing machines that caught ev | ce eediaree Fry’ hn slaughterhouse prevented the murderer from oarry- ‘ te has been vet for the union Dr. Clarence Lovederry and Dr: O- ling out hia evident intention of dis. | any preparations been BH. Hess, on behalf of the defendant | membering and burning the entire | yrs event. To put tt Waimiy, | company, swore that the health of | corpse, Tebin was found crouching | Yition of phe yc the residents of Beacon Hill were | in 9 corner of the basement when Geperdon fis hy om not menaced by the Frye-Bruhn es- | the poltee arrived. mate of the Crimea she v tent iracle. The pulmonary mile away. tablishment. . | m pk ices john Sutherland and J. C. Ford with which he ix suffering is | SHING nn HE Seine laos wis iat, MONUMENT TO tea Gre (ondoncy to diabetes A special purchase of 500 pair, N, Dec. 4.—The Jap- worth $8.00, loyes. 1 . the piaintiy in the fi fea ge tenn a ree ‘These diseases have worked fright- |anese minister, Takahira notified Bec- For outdoor and household use. ote house null 5 experts in the business. testified KOSCIUSKO ght: m1 wand the of- \that the facilities for slaughtering ses ii hain Sa an itaseiesent to unfit for hu- |and dressing bee i slef among the coll «of the house of Re ful min branc in the Frye-Bruln continuously at_his port = LIVELY FIGHT ere in O08 MILWAUKED, Dec, 4.—The Kow-| WASHINGTON, Dec and, have already found. shining jinat Alfred Buck, United States Hon [plant wi re ence hs eiusko Monument Association an- | ¢ tc s nearest the |" * nae ’ M4 ‘ com-|) Attorney J. 1. Waller, Ft B. Ferre, 3 Nm ) GN! epenker Reed passed a comfertabje| marks in the ranks neare y | Mhoweres, testified. tn hie own | A. Mawny dame Rowell on6 | Senn cor designe (or the handsome [ee tg tot ne eet [minister at Tokio, had fallen dead 4 orous prosecution what o t ne vat the patie ond - | ‘ c Bae, fi Sissatiness. He portrayed jorone proses! N patriot. |picr ks wach that he might net surwive| With the demine of the cearowteh | yesterday. Buck was appplited mins ee SE, “ © eaipend $1300 upon jthe shock. His cos without a son the 4 ister to Japan in 1897 and hae since the monu! ition 1s orien! | a the om Jand there may be a changy for ell jem of the Romar he | prige attainable by human ag |better or worse at any thm mont serious feature in indication of | Would pass to the eldest un [Bright's disease the kidneya, jour, the Grand Dyke Viac Mr. Reed ts unawage of the berfous |1# In his 66th year, mature of his condition | Viadimir ts in vigoro. (Spoolal ) promptly enough, and his let the satchel fall, A terrific ¢ | plosion occurred. Mr, Bage was ally unharmed, the mad vis ant wn f es. A clerk nan " diy injured, nbdérs of his family afe ec well educated, and an experien AIFFICULT TRIP : and thy males haa Wh After Hay tg ah Arete mily BEC OOP | or iministrator, He hag trave ¢| KENT, Dec. @ etection fer f flow sued Mr. Sage, claim pis A oes a” neod’n cendhe (over Europe and much of Asia. He |drainage comm’ yesterday | at the fin hin a8 @ later “Thomas H. Reeds cones | was micatly esteemed by the late |was hotly conte Two tickets \Wnteta » how been fought | oe ene t cxar and enjoys the confidence of the | were In the fleld and 237 yotes were ii i hs \¢ schoamae jay A, Cousine ar-| gh many courtm, and Ie yot Uns serious this aur vee TS ge eel be ear, lense sivas at Battendet'y oteiock att. | settled jnfluefitial flauré among the reac-| Robert Bridges, 117; Martin iinckley Block, Third Floen ernoon trom Weides, atter a long| MORTALITY 1 8, eC " tionary forces that control the Kun-|son, 115; H. R, Jacobs, 116; ORTALITY R ALT LAK® CITY, Dee. 4A no- h ed. stormay pateage from that port Gnristianne KE pS gas o, thee haw been posted in the Oregon ) | alan gounctls, Ghe and ~ Viedlmle N if ABO the Cousins ran ona r0ck| years, died at the r f ‘, |Sheft Line headquarters here, signed have had many differences as to | ¢ bat Aor oe aed Wee henches. i 6 Asiatic prograin and there y, Wi; W._H. Davies, ries Nelson, 121 nee of her by General | daughter at Green 1 yesterday anor Bancroft, an-| | ; me we cates eee tei a ct eaig n a maine wtadeoten’ So") QUIGK WORK ON shipped to her former home sion system will be established for a a fossa be taken to to Ballard for @ jenaberg, Win, to-morrow morn. the venenit of the Bhort Line «mm- Viadtigie ix very popular In Vienna GOULD ROAD ugh overhauling. She in « we Ing. . mer ‘The same system goes into —— and Paris, 2s manner is engaging masted schooner, valued at $5,000, hea, Union Pacific, Southe Th tet Co to | 124 his handsome person is familiar ~ pwned by James Fiah, of Vaideu, BOSTON, Maas, Dec 7 | con Ranwar' & Nave in Tare! ey 1 ae aa vadiere, When visiting | MEMPHIS, Tenn, Deo. 4—Work __ lantic Hglibut Co. of Giousester, |gation comp talk cag ha saat Line here he has Always gone about the [on the Gould line down the western Py nicest ion compe M Between city in an unconventional way and jn|bank of the Mississi democratic than any | Memphis and New Orleans, know of the reigning family |the Memphis, Helena & Loul GROCERY CO, Incorporated. hic rented - ed ecccee DEFIES TIME AND iret cian” ins Scie GISSY LOFTUS dispatety from | altogether m orate relig- | other mem < yeatern business with . | o idee of contcott _ there taday | of Russ railroad, Is making phenomenal pro- 1220-1222 24 ave, Phone, Main deen fen te ne eine ade in| SAILS For HOME | 10% servicer oe the wicthaay oF the | 1 aC e¢ul dimpatch 10 hia paper |erens, apd it In naa It will be In op- || Thte week we are offering & 1081. “ite he International Fish Go. ve ' nm Mave the St, Petorsburk correspondent of jeration between ‘Tripp Junction, neo . YOR Dec. 4 Ty Asell Base | heen organized for thie purpone at LONDON, Dee. 4-—Mise Cecelia ag lag Beno ing services | the Polltische Correspondens of this | Arkansas City, Ark. and Concordia, || Boy's aplendid. sweater fo ‘ a - of hv ovide for the by Loftus sails for New York today to |inviuaed t kagiving for omaro- | city says LA., straight down the river, by Fob- | . i ial . pen . con = ago cnedlng Bhp cod || Maitioras closnee te neh 2 rejoin Hi. H, Sothern’s company, in | its Senareme toward recovery, al-|_"“Viadimir, while too strong a man |ruary of next year, At Concordia a |ff mixes for boye from 8 to 4 years ~d t In the Pacine, whieh she Is to play Ophelta to Mr. | though as a matter of fact, those In 4 by military |connoction i# malo with the new oe. pomember, Christmas Fine grade 600 Singlish Freak- Ith Pentveineey of hig escape Baas ch Sot é th on Dec. 4, 1801, at the] TORONTO, oO en 7 sand a funatic, who exploded | the BONED. Ont Des. mK on of the Texas and Junction, the m Little Rock fast Tea; apocial price per 1b, ‘n'® Hagilet, and Juliet to his! « pomition to know declare that the | pa iympathy with the [northern exten: he meo, Miss Loftus has been @| hel: seurmptive to the throne iq af-| political doctrines of Nicholas, He | Pacific, whye at Trip Is being | member of Sir Henry Irving’# com- Pictal with’ tuberculosis, ‘and that|embodies the prudence of the Ro- |Iron Mounthin line fr ie only three weeks away, in the aged financter's of - oduy in Ontario wilt | , ntarlo wil depend} bany since leaving America last | the discs a nig | manoffs, Like all Russians, he is |to Arkansas City, is tapped, After On that day mary peatorons s rm nibition law fe ned Sore, 7 ba ise has reached an advancdd full of craft, But his tendencies are |the opening of the portion of the line Good grade to Uneslored Mpa hendred theamnd @ various tempe ° — aay - The announcement was made Mat| toward the fulfilment of Runsta's so | indieat Little Rook and contiqu~ | Ted; apecial, per 1D 1 threatant unless it was |terk aided by the Preaby.| ROBBED IN SALOON August that the caarowitch wae en-jealied traditional mission, and the lous territory will have a through : ‘ . dh pak lana and Methodints, have waged| Hane Olewon of 600 Firet avenue Lo taatey the second daughter | imperial sceptor would be wielded |short line to New Orlean along a} tic’ 1nson ae Rectiol, aod whicalawinteseh’ that ae a ean pew are |wouth, reported to the police thi St the Grand Duchess Anast Of | by him with no apecial deference to | wate lover over the “Gould roads. le ° a ewult of the |morning that he “- o Duchest | that wise principle of arbitration o: 8 not expected that the direc pt od ay ne mite |baloting every bar room tn Ontario |a gold patch tar the Maw Beatand Boe hoatetine tare - ne re. Oath i Nicholas is the most illustri- | connection inte this elty will be com- | Corner Second ani Union to clone it» doors, saloon Inst night, garded an a significant fact that no ous exponent.” pleted short of 18 months, | 3 - te need arate tere we sib em nec ee Ne! afl at ae ae ee yt on — Te 7