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

THE STEDITION bo SEAT TI PRINCESS ‘ Dead but Naughty Storys Are Told of Her See Bwiteertar Princess | Her accompanied by the crown prince, my iat ten nc band have not | want to the castle near Salsbure home ¢ aq much eon me While hunting the prince broke tis ‘qnnoun rena, while tht lex and Was taken tek to Dresd Gene | about ap she tieweek wee, be dome | it is stated that at that time Eitan eal with venoms pleased, ghd ls charged | princess positively refused to leave | 1 that ahe wht be | pades Ralxburg, . It te rumored that dur AB mother in May, ond Cent the her at her strange actions DRESDEN Caused her » aE the child \s supposed to be! gan dent) Dec, 2.—The much concern Jecember ib crown Who spent some | DrHoese of Baxony disappeared from On the pight oj at Dresden inst summer and | th palace at Raleburg on the night | Princess rth oh, ¥. Three houre Co guepected of intimacy | Of Deo. 1. The matter was ke: later @ maid in passing through the bine 1 days, but rumors |foom noticed something odd in the ean Louise war accom and yesterday the | @ppearance of the ree ere by he brother, the 1 contained the follow-/the bed, and unon an Lion ing statement Leopold . The pi found it te be only a dummy ‘The crown princess had disappear nena. it a state of inten: the 1 excitement, suddenly desert. | ed « castle was er. Today she her famity at Salaburg and went {tie greene ba ue tence of tie vere @ ¥isit from two Austrian mad. The Saxon court fune- jal woman could be four 4 a awe cat gent to her by Emperor * for the winter, Including the/the potice were notified. and bird Joseph. to e her to re- |New Year's reception, have been (the who's kingdom. My the pecan timmediately canceled. day inquiry hed extended ali over « Louise te a deughter Abs ta month ago, the princess, | Burope O THOUSAND WILL DINE WITH SALVATION ARMY CHRISTMAS DAY Fou ever see a Sania Claus} pet swung from @ triped and sur-) religious sociéties hi ay who liver | religions . ie wore A Cap with & red band. of | meunted & printed card Bearing 4 ive in. ’ e Seuateetion a a{ 163 Twenty-first avenue, battied Banta Cinust who wears @ an invitation to “keep the pot bol! tmas charities but almost with .- Be bunnet with 4 nar erin | ing.” Many have stopped to ran ccrese its front? petter | Unit mite tn the = ae . ron |. It le with the mosey so collected. | rather th hoe ‘ $7E" knd look oat of your | together with private contribu aa that adopled by the Malvation Window torrie f you 4° \ made und being made at the eolic- | army Will see dosens of them. and tation of individual members of the! In vs est ‘eons loaded dowe with) army, that the good things thet filt| . that are deotined Ao) the 800 baskets are being purchased. |trees at vari ‘= A wunanine | Down town merehants and comm ¥ ie homage at sion men have done their part, asd |opportunity will, be afforded to gly. ee ine seek sei ana }Dttoes have ben the Salvation | many presen: hime este army propio that sould mean com-| poor parents where otherwise -- en ter eaten: could not be do withou: - ml give gitts by just i cenert public. When you are down | fence. sad oe these Kindiy disposed ut exeepfion these will take form of private and individual work i Lf the know ag Bey Foy wn today. or if the Salvation army| With ali |eatiettor calia, hetp him out. ” will not be one of glee p sal the absence of fF oy it was @ happy thought, im view it ls not likely that there w They are the inde and ins. |Chfistmas basket donation, and its|be many families in Beattie who the Palvation Army, and their | fUccesstul consummation will be the pot tase of the pleasures the season ‘are for half a thousand fam. | S8Ppiest part of all. |ehould Dring to ail—old and young, of the denery ing poor nizations and/ rich and poor. Five hundred families. that means oa eer = ) poe he will profit by ity of the iiers | © at work with the same object y it of the giving, It ts this ‘ane of the beauties of this m4 af Christmas charity. ae of the gaudy sleigh and feindeer of youthful fancy, Mogern givers of good cheer ¥ ounds Tn plebeinn @x- rs ee sree n by more or lem f of the every-day As the baker or the butcher ‘Mt your door, so will there un- Vehicles stop at the . ot very poor. & very heavy Dhaket. will down and placed inside and the wagon will drive but the giver and the dent ‘will know that the joy by thie simple act ie out of om to the weight of the Reavy as it ta. will occur behind the door . back room Or the ham- after the wagon has pass. | A wight worth seeing. sf being opened by ’ the children crow: ERE Not to lowe & sight or a the thi it contains. and mont there ts a tar- phig. fat bird whose sixe har oi Cueged to ft the number of it_must_go to feed ‘Then come of 5 vegrt- fof af kinds, materials for the : eranberrtes for the sauce coffee: ples, ready Daked, Weed to have at home, sugar and kK tion of every. te to the preparation of oned, stomach-satiafy- mn that humble home on f day ‘ are 500 of these baskets to : Bad ted. which means that this and Rs attendant sensations duplicated tn 500 homes that otherwise heave found in day nothing but an ac- ot the heavy burden of “aa shoppers ha wek, noticed the men ai of the Salvation army on down town street corners In ful Bttendance upon am iron ‘ecler way, yesterday. y' charge of the kettle is the commander of Corpse No. 1, and a veteran in the service in Beattie. ‘Hei fon WAITING FOR THE Six girls who Boor, three working on the third from the window, an » were fatally injured. One|, WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec, 21.) Line steamer Caracas by an Italian thors had both lege broker, |The formal request of the allied was due to misinterpret the remsining two suffered tone powers asking President Rooseyeit| tion of the blockade orders. ee nce serious injuries, [02 Met ax arbitrator of the Ver » captain of the ¢ Gdest git! wos 19 years of age|esuelan embrogiio, has not yet been oped the Caracas | ff received here, At the Cabinet meet-| about to enter the harbor at on the secona|inm today the matter wan discussed,| Guayra. 8 han since been al- When 1|but It was decided to awalt the ar-| lowed to procend rival of the formal request before determining upon a course gf action. ying to the note of | floor above, The re nd Kas PARIB, Dec of Venexvela, with smoke rep Mo the we seer M4 | the French foreign office relative to Pemped out betore they could be| French claims against that country, DY the concn ent Pete | auld that the French claims would receive the same treatment as those Would have b followed hedthe latter not of England German and Itely after been Torelbly tee the sore et | the present difficulties have been ad-1 BEATRICE, Neb. Dec. 23.—Fire the fae ae ent "sna few smomontg| uated by arbitration, this afternoon Btioved the three Sows, WF means Of which al ot te | Official notice of the blockade Of | small buildings flames are #till Femaining in the building deacenaes} VONeZ4eAn porta wan received BY i raging In the tite of the bank pr meaty, the navy departme yesterday from | buried beneath the debria iv 8900, 000 ‘pe property ioas i# $100,000, Commander Diehl of the Marietta, li can besides valuable papers. The —- which is atationed at La Guayra, in} bout $600,000. the following cablegram Gacnege so ep established from and | r cember 2 of La Guayra, Caren ero, Guanta, Cumana, Carupano and | € ‘0. Vorvete sailing from the United States and 5 Weat Indies before date of noti- . fication allow: amere 10 days, sailing Other ports, steamers 20 railing: vou “Pritian effective blockade viee admiral AGAR FRANCISCO, Deo i, whieh The Just news BELLAIRE, Dee. 23 in the Wholesale district of this city de airoyed property to the value of $190,000, today. STOLE BATTERIES Borgtnre broke Into the basement ef Mrs, Bheiton'# residence at 1106 Twenty-third avenue, last night and urried away the electric bell batter~ ha from Mantle, brings t fein 40 os Anys, yew In blockede ese, olern broken |ports 16 days, Full text if dentred ae ont) Fheovere requests of Groat , e were being Britain and Germany taviting Presi 4 te te kiso reported that [dent Ploosevelt to act as arbitrator ' Making tremendous ray- |in the Venexuelan difficulty were de- ac’ Southern provinces and |tivered to the American ambarrn- i HORE Of Lotto, dorn at London and Berlin yesterday. a char of y TATE MEM by Polletman annik gavericen ambassador at Rome to- man has teen in the hands of . lee Many times before and In| CANACAS, Dec. 28.—Tt haw been | CHICAGO, Deo. 28.—Wheat, 14 9-4 @ had eharnctey, Jomrned that the detention af the Red 746-8 ’ --Tonight am _ TURNS UP ALIVE. Hlissing Member of the Royal House of Sazony Is not the look for the ii he Balvation Bi ortiy after te the children Sf the whadew of & wall near Jot and Terr W 11N IN, TUE At attempted that was not re Dighway robbery and went back & puld. be robber. Mr eenity for report the pottee 8 c'clock jan Mr. Johnson got off an Bast J with a rr [Johnson maw no the matter Alor and peared | | | ‘The death traps of the waterfront aimed ancther vietio tast fight. Through the failure of the city to a%- force the tmetallation of guard rails and arc lights along the whaevem be C, Bemis, a San Francisco tan Well known in Beattie, lost hie ite in the te ne accident occurred on the Hemi was looking or & pile of boxes. next Instant he had plunged down An unguarded itp inte the bay. W. ‘ane of the owners of the he, Was with Beonte time. before he could get Although Mr. and Mra. C. BR. Bus- sell have Kifsed and made up, they are not yet owt of the tangle tn which they have become involved by feason of Mrs. Huasell’s sult for divorce and her subsequent desire to withdraw the suit. In fact, to judge the trouble has ony juat and Mre, Busse}! joined m to the court asking that ‘The in a petit the divorce suit be diemt petit * drew up and presen the document without the aid or eo! sent of their attorneys, for reasons that will presently appear In the petition Mre, Fussell solemnly aa- serte that laboring under a misapprehension aa to the nature of her husband's con» duct. Bhe further acknowledmes the reoeipt of 91.200 whick the court h BAD OCEAN DISASTER BOSTON, Dec, 23.—It was learned today that on last Wednesday night the schooners Loulxe B. Crary and Frank A. Paliner oojiided off Thatcher's isiand. Hoth vessels were sunk and six of the 21 men comporing the two crews were gare |ried down with them. The surviv 10 men were picked up yegterga 4) the schooner nhamee “ mafek off Highiand Light ‘our men had died from the terrt- bie expomure and one became so de- mented that when he imagined that he heard bis motper calling him he fumpe: 4. After driftt a half the lit the Manhaswet, and men were taken o NO REWARD FOR SCALPS OF THUGS No price will be put upon the heads of the highwaymen and burglars |who recently terrorized the city. | At the meeting of the elty counell last night the report of the patios, license and revenue commgttes jagainst the propdsed ordinance of- fering » reward of $400 each for dead dead e the periehing ard. highwaymen and burglars, wae adopted. The committee deemed nad view able to offer rewards for 4 thu since the lives of innocent partie would probably be endangered, The position was taken that it would ye placing « permium an crime, which the criminal element might take advantage o THE MAYOR MAY CATTLE DAY. ped himwelf | he did WATER FRONT DEATH TRAP CLAIMS VICTIM L. C. BEMIG OF GAN FRANCISCO, STUMBLES IN DARKNE by the papers filed in the superior jd ahe har heretofore been the Mel Rein Light DECEMBE | howe. intended victim of the hold he was met Ognieed at the feliow wh the etreet ‘The mt |¥eiver and wore a 6 He dommanded Johnwon to by his hands, but the latter did pot obey the gommand. Instead, he turned da ran to his ho about « half t= Aa distant. ‘The Mighwayman did het shoot Jobnaon procured started back to look for the man whe had attempted to rob him. A Renrch of the neighborhood failed t fevesl any trace of the tootpad AND FALLS DOWN AN UNGUARDED GLIP INTO BAY—BODY NOT YET RECOVERED—DECEAGE D WELL KNOWN HERE death scream was choked by the sait Water and he w ” ‘The bedy he et been recov lered and there is little hope found until tt rise to thy ‘The FTL be and comes ashore. pth of the water and Uda currents render the body almost imp Bemis home was in tan Fran But he spent much of hin time tle and had —masy friends here ¢ was & surveyor by profemsicn, Dut at the time of bis death war do ing private detective work for Mr ley. Mr. Dudiey had @ narrow escape from the fate that overtook Bemis He war walking In advance of the Tatter and stumbled and fell over of boxes, but saved himeeif x into the stip. ak not mo fortunate a: ordered her husband to pay her ae temporary alimony and. attorney's feer The ink was scarcely dry on thin document before the law firme of Tucker & Hyland and. Preston, Carr & Giiman, which heave hereto fepresented Mrs. Bussell in the ree matter, filed a petition in ing that although early and tate tn Intervention they had we Mre. Bursetls behalf, ey had re Geived no remuneration for thetr services. They also assert that they have at various times advanced furne of money to their client to the total amount of $110.10. which har hot yet been repaid. They now de- Tmand a fee of $10,000 in addition to payment of the amount before Mentioned “Judge Bell granted the attorneys Permission to serve a copy of thelr Mre. will appolnt such offi¢ers subject to Confirmation by the couneli Heretofore it, han been necessary for anyone seek! yen 1 poltee leer to apply te e city council, It was then neces. @ary that an ordinance be paneed Guthorising the mayor to make the ppotntment ——. ” LEAVES THE appointment ax From Rorthwest Alliance PORTLAND, Rec. 23.—The Port- land Baseball Club yesterday with Grew from the Paolfie Northweat League. Its interests will be trans. ferred tothe Portland Baseball Soclation, which will foin the Pacific Goast League. The Intter tncludes fan F 0, Oakland, Los A gies, Bacramento, Portiafd and Se- Atle Henry Harris, the Ban Francisco seball promoter, had a conference with | Lamping of Seattie and F. A. Spencer of Portland at the Port! hotel yesterday, but re- fused to divulge any of their plans. ‘They lett for Seattle last night, ASK FOR A _NEW LEASE ‘A now lease providing for the use of the old city pumping station by the Seattle & Lake Washington W: erway Company is being prepared, The old was returned to the superintendent of Hwehting and wat« erworks Saturday It is held by Corporation Counsel Gilliam that tt does not comply with the city ordina governing such Th leanes. arance Is on technical NOW APPOIN The present method inte ment of lal policemen without |pay was changed Inet night by the | Passage of an ordinance recommend Jed by the police, Hoense and revenue jotercaues at the meeting of tie | city council. Hereafter the mayor Waterway company a yearly rental of $8000 f duke of the pumping stat wh jured for hydraulic dredging | Dan Nolan an bn Hartman jwere arrested at the foot of Vester we ‘act wieht by Policeman Wik man for fighting. tox | | enh East and Seq STAR. SANTA CLAUS AS HE USED TO BE, AND HIS FUTURE PROSPECT. ARCHBISHOP IS DEAD LONDON, Dec, 28.-—The Moat Rey nok Temple, archbishop { Canterbury, and ecclesianstica primate of England, is dead has been iti for some time ROBBED IN A SALOON POLICE SUPPRESS THE FACTS OF THE THEFT OF $60 AND A GOLD WATCH FROM FRANK VAN KURAN The theft of & valuable gold wateh from Frank Van and $00 In money Kuran hae been successfully kept from the knowledge of the public by * police until today The robbery was resulted ip gratifying returns te aVn Kuran report after the yesterda the Uniever, Mr 4 the matter to the police yocurrense and asalr gave the detatie of th According to h police he w on Washington t, Saturday events when the robbery occurred He bad fallen to #leep in a chair White he wae siceping some supposedly one of the loafers around the place, robbed him, taking #0 in ain ond hie wateh. The watch war of solid geld and had a diamond setting i alued at 194. SABIN DEAD CHICAGO, Dec Be | Deiwht MM. former senator from Minne-{ died at the Avditortum hotel is morning of heart fotlure. Mr bin war a Renator from Minnesota frock URE to 1889, From 182 to 1886 he wae chairman of publican committee. He wee i nterested in rallroad# and lumber ing. and at one time wae worth $10,000,000. but hie fortune had been erably reduced $75 to $250 - Tors on Heaton car tine. Univers- ne and Queen Anne hill $475 » room house, woodshed, on orner lot, 86120, one Block from street car, Fifteenth and Holgate better look this up. $700 room house an Twenty-second ear Jefferson car line; a id t one, Four Herbert S. Upper 10, 11 and 12 Scheverman Block, Firet avenue and Cherry street. (TIRISTMAS national Re} 2uthe@eet Wine Bawk Clearings Today, $667,997 This Date a Year Ago, $629,8( 7 * $18,167; Gain. «wa we 25 CENTS PER CITIZENS’ PROTEST | PROVES EFFECTIVE MONTH mapa CITY COUNCIL IS FORCED TO DEFER ACTION ON | THE PROPOSITION OF GRANTING TENDER LOIN CONCERT HALL AND THEATER LICENSES grant the Conwid ' 4) 4 i] d act ant night, it secretly agreed to pase the | «Con ne vote to grant Frank Clancy a ihee at the Mascot t |ter, but at th et moment, it [deemed ina ne to pursue thi y in deference to the prote Application at the Mas ard the entire matter wa to the pollee, Meense and revenue committee on motion of Counciiman Jamer In the lobby besides the protestants were Frank Clancy, the Considine brothers, and other @ keepers These were in evidence about the city hall all of yesterday afternoor ue conferences were m and the members of are ITHE CITY NEEDS =| for much-neede * » the city stables | City Bngineer Thomaon reported STABLE ROOM that the argement of the stables apd yurd room im Very necessary. It . in lutely necensary, he stat A bill was introduced by Council [0d that the yard be planked and otherwise improve man Heéward:at tha masting The bill was Preferred to the streets ity counell last might, makin finance and public buildings and Wwion for the appt ion of grounds committees In Which to Choose Your Christmas Gifts the perplexing question f We car wolve © you in a very few mo- our big stores. Ivory one of the thousands of the useful sort. Give some. jay or & week—something which OW, ome t nae wtock is more than ¢ a year from Don’t Forget That We Are Going to Give Away Absolutely free to visitors to our main store at First Spring street $1200 mn why you should not be am avenue and ‘Worth of Practical Christmas Gifts There's no re thone to receive pre 8 10.000 absolutely free D THE LITTLE ON IN to wee us. Santa Claus left a wt bowke to give to the litte boye and girls We have given many already--but many still remain. Among many special offerings for Christmas shoppers is that of our big line of SILVERWARE AT HARDWARE PRICES. COME IN NOW Fiectrical, 212 Pirat Avenue South. cture \ iS | | ~ Largest Stove Howse tn the North- | N, W { west | Main Store, Fi One More Day In which to do your Xmas Shopping. Hf you have not already supplied your needs, drop in and look through our large and varied stock of Men's Suits, Men's Overobits, Men's Hats, Smoking Jackets, Bath Robes Neckwear, Suspenders, Hosi ery, Handkerchiefs, etc. You'll find our goods and prices right. Alt Boys’ Wearables At Actual Cost One price. Plain Figures. Adams & Blanchard 719 2nd Ave. Hise kley Block ——_ lar, 8 tha enerall cost 75cand $ W.B. Hutchinson Co. Corner Second ani Union R. T. SHANNON GROCERY COMPANY Ynoorporated. 1220-1222 2d av Phone, Main 1051. Good Butter - Here Best Towa C rer pound , Fresh Dairy Butter reamery B0c two pounds he Butter Good Cooking pound Lowney’s Chocolate Bonhons sutiful Packages! Superb! » Fuarantee—add the name 5-pound boxes, full weight FOR CHRISTMAS--B Delicious! Name ts t is on every piece; 1 to n prices. TRE BOOKS FOR LITTLE FOLKS FREB Stewart & Holmes Drug Ce. 627 First Avenue The People’s Great Bargain Store 8 is certain tohave The crush will good and quick )US FOR, However, it it may be more pleasant THE ‘Toinorrow (Wednesday), the lagt 4 ny before > its every hour crowded with a fulinéss of busin be enormous gil 'the time, but we gvarante service SPRVICE THE LEADWR 15 FA will be well to shop as early as you can; for you in the morni bier CBRIATMAB, Re AS PIANOS LRARROWS, Ibo. SLATES, be. and other musical in- A REAL FRRRIS WHEDL— 150. House, Wheei, Cara, etc from Ibe, G from Be, A MOBILES that go, mi | THE GAME OF FISH POND, Alfferer ; m Ibe to § 190. TOY CANNONS 1 guns, BAGATELLE BOARDS, 1c. mounted en | eels, 19 | PARLOR CROQUET SETS, MAGIC LANTY ENS with burn er and stices, 7 | P CARS fitted with pase CAMP CHAIRS, big enough for @ child, 190 BABIFS' ROCKING CHATRS, viLthe ar 9) TARL TENNIS, per set, each up to £10.00 of all kinds, from te up TOYS T@ CHOOST