The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 30, 1903, Page 1

ONE C eR REPORT gain ane Seo You. 4 DRUNKEN MAN IS MANGLED UNDER WHEELS ig Petervon, «1s! won fnstantly Spat ground Into" i” Pacific y onl Jones, th Preman, fa Pete Geve the track Ps geo, Apparently eee aye Peterson Pig time, winging 4° » flee. § minutes 1» Beaty torn tn estsnate’ | dlood, fo the ng rot ~~ . him. Tonight and tomorrow, oben : at in the indbouse staggering shing ‘ort Mad the after trunk aving Wittiam ing orew ‘ possibly snow. fate r body had been dragged «| for a dt . of 100 twet The awiteh engine did not strike the man, and it is supposed th Peterson was attempting to cross the track between the cars, when ¥ were moved, and he waa thrown bh the The body war identified by card found in the pockets of the clothing, ahe e? won to have been a member i « H | the Madtock court, Foresters of America . Whether Peterson had relatives at | Hadiock has not yet been ascer Itacovered talned. shreds and Deputy Coroner Wiltele made an tm the Wheels of a box een The trackowae Prattered with that the unfortun- morgue. | Investigation of the case, The body S IN THE ALLEGED CONGRESSIONAL BRIBERY CASE FINED FORCUSSING SERVANT GIRL WILKESRARRE, Pa. Jan. 9. F. Langdon, « hotel proprietor, ha deen arraigned before Mamistrate Denehue, charged with breaking down the door of a room oceupied by one of his servants, a woman named Rickiche. In his defense Langdon suit be had much trouble getting servants up these cold } The prosecutria sald se was a sound sleeper and had no objections to the defendant tearing down his roperty, but ahe did object to | his profanity. The magistrate fined | the hotel man @7 cents for swearing. fand then told him to buy @ pateat arrangement Which sutomaticaity Ee servants girls from thelr beds QGIATION PAYS UTE TO HIS MEMORY LE RESOLUTIONS OF SYMPATHY AND REGRET DEATH OF HON. JOHN @& ALLEN—PROMINENT ‘MAKE ADDRESSES OF EULOGY ie Of the King County|to be read im the feders!t and eu this morning | preme courts, and to be entered on the adden | ae] _ Was held tn depart superior court nagored presided and an secretary of ieee’. were delivered mont prominent King county Judge Burke, J bar, &. Carr. i ited with tears, ©. had for years been Mr. Alien in the jaw Alien Hughes & Me- ot bis former partner Bquainiance with Mr. | anid, “I never heard him |. or give utter- ‘word, which might made tn the Woman in the avacty ot Mr. Al-| resence land.” Appointed a commit- of the resolutions EAMER GOES ASHORE Passengers (Reach a Rock, Where They Are Held by the Storm SCO, Jan. 10.—~The it City went ashore Off Mendocino |storm until it quiets down nd crew, tn-| are 12 pansenge Me women -¥ ¥. ton. »~v0h»|QN A CHARGE OF -recretary of nd four iit in landing on Bust above water. T Fough for lite boats and ain state WW Terk, today announced his Roosevelt's PERN Appointment an aveociate tie supreme court of the Of President IN, Jan ‘ Seatined to Senator hie bed, HER SAYS LVER 1S CRAZY i—— 4 nase. . Kate’ is the Hiner to that M venues him p r S7art rer Hed hive ¢ le 19 yea alth Apruker. serlum today rectly jal Eatery 4 with bur- ugh h h Bhe nit bien but physt thetr Following are the resolutions | substance [achgmatved, Teat the memnere of the bar King in an make General Infetivetoa! eMitty Be waited & place th the front rank of mon the comet States senator frow he sta ontow of Washington has loot enthan, the bar of this moat brilliant ornament emmunity has lost a goed neighbor, & ad and sympathetic friend. and ble fam jather iat a tender and devoted there exposed to the wash of the water and the flerceness of t the crew. Many of them are lightly an the petdent curred at 2 o'clock this 1 ng, and thoxe tn bed had no time ta drese before get ting away from the veewel. Henry Spraker four months, and tn the plaintiff in @ contested divorce cane which ia to be heard by Su perior Judge Morris on Monday. Bho says she knows her son must be crazy or he never would steal carpenters” tool onot MANSLAUGHTER Mra. Annie Lewin and George Piggott. jointly charged with man- Maughter, were arraigned in the nu- perlor court today on an indietme nd by the gr jury, They were given untit Anesday to plead | to the charge, at the request of their attorney, John ¥. Dor The defendants are accused of having killed Mance F, Lewis, Jan } MUTINEERS ARRAIGNED »01OL, Jan. ix Veron-| were arraigned in the thie Hoat-| Smith warmly din All of the mec ade bu Livi jean police 20, " re in} court morning ewain protest awed pl i " on separate examina r made All_ wer broary when be held. allors n [FALSE RUMOR 4 standing of | | was removed to Bonney & Stewart's mornings. | ATTLE, WASHINGTON, FRIDAY, NEW ORLEANS report that ! refused to invite velt to the of ber fathers “ro Jan, 20.--The organization bh inn Atioe Roe ival ball on ace in ly te emphation “ | DEPARTMENT TO BE ADDED | Bon Marche Buys Out Cooper & Levy's Long Established Grocery le, Mi ALL OF TH All grocery house of Coop- vy Was sold yesterday, the} * being Nordhoft @ Co, the che. | is one n gens J eral interoat as tt my tire ment of one of the ie and best manager for the ie authorized ment finest The whieh was pur yesterday the Bon form its departs hased in it with be Ma ety and power business. the installa onne stock consumers of electricity. which has been ordered) Cooper & Levy stock an fast as | arrives, The purchase price is not named of 350,060. Both members of the retiring firm! say they will remain im Seattle! completion. where they have been engaged in business for so many years, and will probably engage tn some kind of manufacturing business lectric ectopus. ithe dam to the power ity, has already been seow dam 2 completed, Roads through the most mountal the dam and power sites have been w all the # stated on reliable authority the ground making plans t of the entire plant depends almost ng machinery can be secured gene: ed are now far behind with their The work up to date has been Reading P People Bring in Their Books city engineer's report that the re to be commenced, the general fund. Ni Unlike | Sm voted will, without question, companies appearing in the an. | needed, the Philageiphia & |B not contented with of vught inte court rouse wage books cov business Pied op they made = stack four feet high. Representatives of the read quoted exact figures of Wager paid and turned to the books abowing the receipts Head Pays r that the wages collieries ranged day work to There & great intereet amo: operators here tn the procee Indianapotia Foreman Davi of on the floor Jones showed yen in nine $200 for ‘Favorable. Report on Alaska Boundary Treaty WASHINGTON, D. Cy Jan, Be me he commission jn #eranton. |The senate committee on forel - Teak ae lations today unanimously agreed the evuston of the wt ing his case, whereupon Judge upon the Alaskan boundary treaty. It also agreed to recommend « med to Kupertnten tension of time for the ratification administered a sharp rebuke to Reading company, Gray concluded] oo in, Cuban reciprocity treaty for No conchust by saying: “A grievous wrong has nd thie com euperinten pany 10 see tioe done. from of the Potts col< by ‘used work stnee he teattfied / dent of the he restitution made and 5 SEATTLE COMPANY TAKES IT forcial te the # VICTORIA, B. Jan. Beattie MI wills ere to the treaty, which were not rend, but w hich he proposes to off t length in an effor The © morrow menities will oo hear Mor- request of Quay the hich was the was laid estde for the Michigan waa then then ad 4 by almost every promt ber of the senate, each paying « brief tribute of respect to the deceased. At the conclusion of ae © further mark of he senate adjourned Th use today resumed consid- eration of bills from the committee on claima a. a long time. The Seattle company will equip the plant with new ma chinery and operate ft on an exten sive ecale. LIBERAL CURSING NEW YORK, Jan, 9.—For- Police Captain Gannon, who has been on trial before Recorder Goff upon the charge of neglect of duty, was found guilty this morning of failing to preme disorderly houses. When the verdict was read Cannon collapsed, and tn an almost Inaudible voice curred the curt, jury and all the laws yers on both sides, He was remanded untti Monday, when his cane will come up for sen- tenor. Senator Depew Works Over a Fow |S. 270002 0000202 SSS00R8 MARINE NEWS * made arrangements to char- . | ter amer «Centennia ae the den route, ‘Phe date will not be later than Feb Thumbnail Washington Sketches. ROMP, who was yenterday early recovery KEEPING EVEN Jon, 0.—The physictans ex-Becretary John D. this morniog that the pa ling hie own stricken in better today, and his is antic OVER STORMY SEAS NEW YORK ROSTON, attending Long stat tient ts GRAVE MISTAKE OF PHYSICIAN Al Jan ‘The Ham ived atormy seriously ck von nbas d his wife were among the Daswengern. FOUR BURNED FATALLY VELAND, Jan, %.—A anfety w out with terrific force in ke at noon tox atally burned two atilis fire which W. J. Donley of Ketchikan, lawka, wae taken to the pe Wednesday evening tie Wednesday gical operation. fea by a counl Roth claim that the of the fact that Donley fering from smallpox at Ketehikan having hin malady a blood dine On the arrival of the Seuttle, the sick man w € to the & o The nature of the there riained 1 He MMoer Car to He war PORTLAND IN HARBOR Alas ( refal phystotan: alth rol war notific Donley's # fumigat Di 1 fre ir carried fro 1 the California port ation of some $40,000 from the general wt of the $40,000 used in preliminary work will be returned to the Moulty in disposing of the 40, 190 for whic ed not la advoe Actual work will soon be commenced on the municipal plant which itl be of « capacity to furnish power ever and above that used by the city almost as much as that now purchased from the Snoqualmie Light wer company by the Geattle Elsctric company. but bx maid to be in the neighborhood | will at ence put an end to the present @xorbitent rates And, at a rate that wed by the Most of the preliminary work on the lighting plant is now nearing Rights-of-way for the pipeline te convey the water from jant, and for the pole line to convey the power id, te and the pewer house site has been cleared country from the railroad to iructed and surveyors are on ts. the date of the completion upon the time in whieh the the fattories, which it is stat- on by means of an appropri for this purpose. Upon the of constructing the plant bonds will be sold, and that je expected and the entire available as soon as it ie : =n » tonight, for inter- N THE WEST Las ah al THE SEATTLE STAR. JANUARY DOOMED GUN CREW OF THE MASSACHUSETTS NINE GEAM EN SHOWN WERE KILLED OR FATALLY WOUNDED BY THE AC- CIDENTAL EXPLOSION OF THE GUN SEEN IN THE LEFT BACKGROUND. WAS PARTICIPATING IN THE NAVAL RANEUVER' 7 CITY LIGHT AND POWER BY JANUARY IST, 1904 ——_—_~F~ nounde, on authorit: Ey that the municipal lighting plant will be comp _|dune 1, 1904, and very probably by Jan, 1, 1904, The city will then become an active competitor in the electric light Thie announcement, made by the Btar, which was will the first and for # long time the only hewepaper in Seattle the municipal plant, le the best of news to the loon! THE BATTLESH CLUB HOUSE The new yn ned saint clubhouse on Eighteenth « tly m |pleted, was opens last night by « social dance, given by the n prabers | © of the cooasion. In behalf elub i. B fup in the large club din This im the frat club- of the kind in Beattie. The the building and furniture MANILA, Jan. ®%. Major Pedward Gienn was sequitted of the charge of unlawfully killing prisoners, The finding of the court-martial has just been given out PURE WINES AND ete ORe eet Fine Oid Imported French Cognac Brandy Direct from Bomething eopent. price $1.69 quart a Special Cognac, France. will be held ae Coroner Wee eatiated that death was ee Me attaches no ft anyone tor the tragedy. D CROSS TROUBLES INSION IN THE ae Or ER BY-LAW CHANGES BHINGTON, Jan. 3° —Diseen- tn the Red ‘Re Greased the senate, all business be- | ed for that purpose. He ji. this afternoon when General ite view president, ex-See- aster, Aa. Van Reypen and ex-Becretary Navy Herbert, members of ita committie, laid before & Memorial which states grievances and dinsatistac ‘The memorial sileges that Clara Be president, lately secured for the annual meet- & reason that she je nome etight chan, we. When the meeting | was called she presented an entire ly new net of by-lawe by which the Provident ® appointed for lite They alee give the prewid wer to ap executive &n executive committer, and ccmpiete power ta disposing of the nl makes no critictem Of Mire Harton, but attacks the wis dom of granting such power to one eeeer. rticularly when the funds ved from the pubite, FIND FAULT WITH WORK OMAHA, Jan. 30—The Engineers’ Ofmanization of the Union Pacific Raliway, represented by Chairman Vreoman, was today in conference | with esident Hurt regarding the | of the company's locomo- | tives, The engineers cmim that non- wn! botler-makere are repairing the pomotives so poorly that the lives of the enginemen are constant- y endangered. ALL HOPE GIVEN UP Jan. 2%4,—fSipr Two miners nar ry, who left her uth arm of Chol minwing for lost ail carrier found at was KETCHIKAN, Correspondence Tohfieon and BE Dee. mondeley sour and hav Gun, 14Hans Apec he the between Chomley and & their boat bottom up. dimepvered pear the h of the south arm, ite app indicat ine that the men were engaged in breaking « way through the ice when the boat capsized Tinmedli y after the receipt of the news of the probable drowning of the men a party Wa® Bent from here to search for traces of them, Berry and Johnson were bound to the Ketehikan Copper Mining Co.'s the purpose 4 doing axsesement work, MeDonald, w on P river ol, And will river run fre SHERIFF LOSES A BLOODHOUND Sheriff Cudihee in mourning the death of Empire, joodhound, y at an early hour * npire disputed the a James atr cable car Jace her on the Skagit Reattle. daylieht, ond lost the Death followed instantly hound Was a great favorite with the eherlff, He made his head~ ters ctly outside of the Jail seldom known to the courthoure ments not yet rane comploted | Crome Roeiety was | } i | seal $1 Only one bottle to a customer, messes Hutchinson Suit Sale 110 O not for- get until it is too late that you can now take the choiceof any suit in our stock for $10 blues and blacks ex- cepted. *® The Lion House 220-222 Firet Ave., cor. Main $10.00 For Any High Grade Over- coat in the House CHEAPER ONES MARKED IN PROPORTION Ls ” Tit ’ $264,797 $192,827 aon ings This Date a Year Ago, Increase ‘A BRUTAL " CONDUCTO That Mr weed he Hof temithy, wW ut First avenu nr CHEAP Only $290 Small Cottage and Lot of the Moffatt Jnok Mre Jacks ard a f ur wtarting J on the frat According to Putr who witnemed the ' the Mra. i Tromte left the wit badly #he no attempt to stop he went into the woman to her fate tempting t how injyred officer helped Mrs. Hoffemith to her feet and assisted her to her home, Mre, Hoffemith sustained sev eral severe bru about the body but no be: POWYS CASTLE 1S WRECKED Grain-Laden from Bound to Great Britain LONDON, Jan. been received here British bark Powys Castle 94 days out today fre Queenstown, has be i#land, at the south: South America. at Terms, $2 |lerge clear City, Beatt Kenton ear fare 5 cente » Tacoma for | Millman City ‘extremity ot = MILLMAN, Owner down, $10 » lots $60 up, at finest suburb. ‘Take on Washington street, large, warm office at thiy; ima 20.—-Advices have stating that the 1549 tone. nm extremity of wreck occur BROS. & CO. Rochester, N. Y. Made coat Any day this week at exactly what we pay at the factory. WE GUARAN- TEE THEM to be equal to the best merchant tailor production ADAMS & BLANCHARD | 759 Second Ave. Hinckley Block BARGAING TOMORROW, Gioves at 20 per cont. Discount— Fur Top and Fleece Lined Kid Gloves and Mittens; sell tomorrow at thie remarkable Ladies’ Coats at $1.49-—We have 60 garments in black, blue and castor, all styles; the regular prices’ were $4.50 to $10, on wale at $1 Chevict 0: ettas—A the regu’ at 2% yard. French Flannels at 490—The g00da we have sold all season at 5c a yard. You can buy for 3o— Picture Fire Baie of Muslin Underwear Tomorrow — Women's and Children's Drawers, Chemise, Night Dress, Skirts, etc., at 4¢ on the $1.90. Fire Sale of Millinery Tomer- row intrimmed Hats, 10 and 190. rimmed Hate—d0c on the $1.00. Plymee, Feathers, Wings, Quills, Ornaments, eto., at 1 $1.00. AFTER 6 P. M. BARGAING. Co! Sateen Waists 1 sixes, worth $1.60, for, Wemen 490. ‘affeta Silke, all colors; for, @ yard @5c, You can buy for Se— | You can buy for 3o— We Spool Linen | 100 dox. Fancy But- Thread. tons. 10c Hand Brush. oe Sone 1c Men's Pocket- - y RES Tipped to Pencil. 20c Back Comb. Mc box Picture Wire. Goods and Henri- range of colors; 65c quality on sale 0c Can Opener, 0c Tack Hammer. 100 Screw Driver. 18 pair Dress | 100 Corset Steels. 8. 10¢ Shoe Dauber. Adjustable Bedside Se Tables re Sa Grervins meals to invalids, and.a val- AWK in uable addition te the office, library STEWART & HOLMES DRUG CO. TRIAL if you wish, OUR SATURDAY SPECIAL 25c Angel Cakes You know that our goods very best of materials. This price is for Saturday only are always made fromthe Try our Home-Made Bread. Thirty acres of choice land, level, good soil, located on good county road, six miles from limits; price $600, cash, balance on or before three years. Herbert S. Upper 10, 11 and (2 Scheverman Block, First avenue and Cherry street city} $300) eRe Re ‘Tomozrow And our Great January Clearance Sale is over, Bear in mind the fact that it will be an entire year before prices will be so low again. Everything in two immense stocks areatly reduced in price, Come in NOW. Hundreds of peo- ple have taken advantage of this great annual money-savink oppor: tunity. Many hundreds of bargains still await you. | use in the North Largest Stove H N. W. Fixture Annex—Everything Elest west, Main Store, First Ave. & Spring St.